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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25


Fsrt ~ New Ysrh, nay "a. 1850.
CLEARED.
nseanehs Hunsvnse. fcsI ea.annas-H n c,om vail a ia
eteAmship keaDoke Couch NORTON. Ac-LpdNn : Hsns
fhip reptunss Fsvcsse Emmer,or, San rr.ps..co-w
nip ] vyfe, Perbsr aM.sow-runha- p,ror
thip 'PhEs tbrswh kyerdierea. Rotterdam VIA Bau
sfip occeell siivery Pueros av.s-R p prss m.
sh'y AsA Brerl Nsishcrp bsisuorp-Rurer ayos w
nsrk lnvere, Netffew, Hsvrs-kahsrd Pfeps a IA
feys kes"uuce rerrl, scoss ore Anserp-w ecsvt6s
49, sesnfmess Dn'shl sns esmas. Assaerdan-Fussh
Bsrt Grand Turh. wnhsu Turks Is,spa-R p Rr.s a n.
lsrs .eean Home, Cresket, CsrdsnA-J wsvs q % ~
BAH Noes % nren) Harry Redmond Oer,~bs %
hrr tea foam, brisfs Ceus-J n Io-
nr,e LAWS tbitrl tfsnls hsrsnhsu,-C Pur8euL
rrN nncrs s,rsss fhiadephm- walsh CArver Chass
seE orIrsp sofd,n. orsnsaaofe i,asSsra.
rcnr ke'y. Kelly ~ kh's-Poss a Small
rctr lacy ale, brown Hanfax n a Donovnu.
s~fr ks'fve SIS Gtuor hsv,nstefowp-D Il Devo,f
scnr rrsnce ,crrel Jseksopviie-poss small
~ scnr % hs~hns orimn Chareskon-MeCseady, Mou
schr John, etesson. wflminssoa
scr Jchrscn, Iochvocd, GeovreAcwp-H Dsbhls.
~m knire Pewter. Pcrtisse- fcss s~ral
tehr nc-ard taAsr Bos.on-s " ls-sAp
schr Conquest Pullua DunAsn X Ir~a
pss.ensers 70 Ipd1an Besneker
e,es mssp Mount errca lAyhch, AiexHnArA VA ndss
nd pseenfG 70 II Crcm eel 90.
MI Jokn Bysh, C1tors, Uvwprol Ayvn - vNh No.
anl 10 paMeneews 70 wiAne uica fa vel Heaana.
kn - NJ ~ - ~ e. sxssxssd ssp rssawss>A q rnns-
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a. IA.y- --s ss-s rss v, ~ sS Nv -
80 usnl, ano business In every separ,msu, moved
msna TOT accommodation Al tsns s.h.s,ud. ns,tsd
,,,u,e.on fce g ,ns ovi coor msssss ssc movement
s sss.y .schned IN n.sor Of bcrrssss CspAlai vss
sy m ner-Ased supply, ssc with q Married
ombouon W ,1e vAnn of borrop,-s tho trndencv
al Iouna was TO lower rates Of A. ,cunt Exchsncs
u tun inactive, and We have NJ variation 70 no
sce 2 shntr foreign or doneae M demand
ply slows no marked increase In any a. 81 bs m ne
pres ~ state o. The muket repeat ouossaioss
foncwsCear sterling bills, 100 10 u and ioox Tor
exceptional sier aturcs BIZ Of lad n drssta lCStE
ltsk and ltsk. rsros, stlo . risx psr doiiar
srt dsy bills on New York, &s, kai and ~ per osss
r e. sss. 2 mus. IN y, ban.
70 the Board Of Currency to-day disol.cd more conssr
ysuve policy ~ TO the ea1ine feasurs eli round Every
ITEM exhibits contradiction, except Gsee and ous oans
and the charge In The latter has b. more lhan oouu
terrtd BY The falling OF IN she shovs cen column which
charges for the week are a. follows Incressc s3scie
s37 500 decrease IN depcsis t2c6 as, decresse IN circu
aton, p4 ts5; decrease IN short Ioans 81 500 Do
crease IN exchange, esol,2f3: decrease m distant
balaness. sss,Sso increase IN Ioss sass, soss,osa
The Philadelphia Ledger .of today says Of the
coal trsde:--
We are glad 70 learn that the anthracite coal trade
shorr DECIDED symptoms Of improvement Az usual the
rf lover rates s the opening got rahs he s6vnnsagecf
ihose IN tbis city Istsr~ssed IN tbs ssns ne erect
vss, TIE early orders were secured 10 them but within
few days nvevabh change h manifest m This maytet
There Increased inquiry and orders fos cal be
Oh in the trade Tor The nvst fcvlaeM I'M month ~
ved " have psssd, end activity 70 ne end Of The So
on . more nsn ever apparent
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sslghs. bou.A p e. "a Fire Island spoke Sr 's.n'''
:s, e. =; i:sss..sv, rrss.. e.rsn
70 o. spsle naAkE sses pseDh ne. Yss.:. ...r.
Ss.ls Sssysss' ssA of ss''ss' saaAh "sS pn'' H'"
me. csn e g. :. A:: sssss
home Sy shs Ccssu ssS o. he sssss Apr e.
s,sx s S' g ios !. . .tssss =
:: :..s s.. Nay y Z. s .. g :s gss
Bsrl rrnesssn. sesiy DenHArA May Z with sugar 10
oss sr Of gsliis, Dolby Arr Arr1ys rR IA days
asrk Ionic tei Portland HuscAhson' cardsnss 10 days
EsrS rrovaors Iof searsp,r Carver Mssnzas II DAYS
ns .ussr And meao 70 LS1s No., h i1s om n.s,
rope SD IN company With bark Nichels Kckes for
BAH N,etle. of sesrsporp Nkle. Ns..ur. 10 days
vrb sugar Walsh, Carver Chase l4h inst Oh Double
Bssd -he. Keys saw ship Albert GAasn Of Portsmouth
Is.sss Brand Lavsss, IS days. with cotton, hides &c.
s:rs,s Powell AgslassSo. a.. xsy = s ' s9
s 81 passed
sss
sssd,c sp.s.Sd same d.S ITx la IS Is ion = 80
Amy Ss.sss q kisss sss Blown ri. ssns!.s
'ros. SsH1 Vary Broass,as Of ioncsssr Tor bosom
s:s; s'is'H 800. So s:s
acnsl 70 day, from New crlesn, for L,yerpool The
Brs samuel Cburchnan Blanchard, Ponce, Pr, II days.
rss Si. Ss;f T:hu x.uv~.. Ma, Is with sugar &C.
,sJ4I webster Brig Bion bradbury. Miller. for New
Biz blanchard of Bcson,. Blanchard Cdenss 10 days.
wig i. ps. Inss.oe xsa1s s.su. May a. with sugar
:: 6,,s.s os s S.w o1 e. =; p
:;s &c hss sns u VI.
,feSI I:nss Cp,re %, E,chmopd. Bray. x..h. March
Il. 8 90 lon a IS, passed shD Portsmouth,. Mobile
ssnf Hsgns Or, pearman Bermuda. days with potatoes
mt With rum i.t: ssssSsr COG 81 nss :. - Ion
60 TO- spoi schr Lucy Alexander days hence for Guaya
Ser, Baker of Harwieh naier. xatanzas, 10 days. with
Sch, Chase Nm, Barsscs May II With FRUIT . bo~.s
and from New bsSfora On : sa.s %ossss
.nd with ma
.ehr Loya sn,on, Iovden, Charleston, days. with col.
se ES;s,i G.lsseH Hpa,cn, Charleston days with
s,s. B Blown barton, Wilmington. NC, days. with ma
s.: S::::, sss
s =: s1ss:s:s s:Is 20 'f ss;.
sssSl st.nss cS.aSo%ns Baltimore Tor Biidsspr.
sssr so.snisd Let's vrginis days
tcsr = woolsey soper. Virginia, dsya
ss ssS. nsss Fas1s siS z. boston
sckr q Msthe~s. Smith El1abeihport for Boeson.
kctr Golden Rule. Bulard Eiizsbethpor, for Salem.
sebr Splendid Mtchil klizabeb port for Salem.
fchr James Deputy sselmAn Enzaoe.hpora for Provi
hebr Bspjsmir, -, Fsstp0t
schr Gilman, Grow ell, Bosom.
fchr Mary kAnhin. Beers. Re- ston. s. days
schr Brave Invel Boston for Albany.
eehr A-n ealfer Fish wgehsm.
scbP nger BeAsey WAFehsm
scfr GWe Lowell. Waseham for Albany.
echr Charm -. Proviosrce for Philadelphia
tchr Jsb<z ], White White, Pewport 26ays.
ecbr siiss BrAinerc, Huse Portland, 7cays
scfr Vary Iober Rordout for Boston
Steamer Anthracite Jones Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly. Fierce. Philadelphia
Steamer Oeprny. konpey. PrcvAense
BELOW.
boat Netfie Ne co.
A BARK from Messna also one brig unknown.
SAILED
esesDships Brazil Cr) 81 Johns ard Galway And
ehcred 81 Quarantine ast night n sunset Huntsville savan
na1 Rosnoke Nofolk.
Wind during The day 9, light
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-OractaD n0ur wse IN fair demand, ard the market
tber hymer The sales embraced 500 900 bols 81 80
81 70 for spring wheat manufactured southern flour
vss without change Of moment while the sales embraced
shout 800 bhe coeips within the range OF the above
quotations Rye -four nrmer and salss reported Of It's
Ibis ut The above quotations Corn meal heavy and
prizes dull The sslee embraced small los Of Jersey ~
90 81. Wheat vas nrmer and 10 good demand chiefly
or export, ana closed At full prices The saes embra ed
about $1,000 bushee including Western red ct 81 %,
Milwaukee cub q 81 20 . 81 23, Chicago and Racine
epripR, with Western White and mixed at . T. red State
ri . 2s, REQ Western 1t 81 49, and choice white Ken
iucky st - CO Barley without change OF moment
SAFE Of loco bushels Western wss made
- barley malt was quiet Corn was in
5000 request, sDd about I cent per bushel eeArer
fer lots esco shipping order Common inferior qua
es we're heavy, snd tended towards lower prices rhe
rsIes footed up about 900 bushels including fair dis
plipg casroes, mixed, ~ Sc $50 sound Western
mixed IT etc ethc, 9TH prime shipping lots 10 and
Jersey yellow 81 7,c 7ohc 70 Tic asked and round
yeov ., tsc. 7tc Oav were easier, with sales OF a.
sadisn aao Western at 4ec. Sc and Of State AZ ale
q hc
Coru Tho market Was quiet, with sales Of 100 bags
RIO 81 lsLc, and 100 90. Laguayra, ~ lac
Co1Ios The market less active, while prices
steady with saet Of 500 600 bales closing the bash
q the following quota,'oas:-
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VsAssraph Marine Reports.

vopvoIv ~. q. g. -.
v.ps pu, IN leaking badly she vf be dsoArrsd And re
htss.
sasAl Wisd .. light. wssiSsr clear.
s,gss g:';se out ne BE-, !. los Az One brig coming
~..-
n. Br.h ....n.lp Br.r, oap..l. D.o.mpo. ,.sa ye.
n.sxJAu.zz.rn.. a, a.,v,,,o, ,,,, ,,.,.,, ,,, w..
report, ss few d before -. arrived Gre
S S:ss ss' Of her cargo 'asdnsd and 'As reached
:..s:s. "a, 9: p:' s. e rss
:n and ss g. Of ~ y
ss out Pc erro O. a sa' s e =
Brre Axnrnsox before reported sshors on wen Chan
came % AZ. .Hho.. d.nsss '''''
sss. son,s ., wsrs Ne from gsoror for aoues.ser
s.y ..i ana sasd.si, nsa 'i fs.ss roS g.
Gov. on he osSs Aos o spi y. - Point s 80
Ter eseh iosc v .eps from her bu, Also disd
Sur DAY ss,ssop VSs WAS ro c ana .o.ed mo 9,sus
''s eel'rs fseorp~
, ,sna rnohinScnSlesor. sy z.sSn, Problem. from
io hs poI, esKiDs bsdI, a. ieissrsea o Isscd waller
sersoP vu,,.s.-,.-s. ~, ~, orw.
,S acso soos ss o.
e, .-.i'ss ! s- . Fsasssir ia % rp.irs NOV '
ser, WIZ. !, s.s IN No.. - :. No..
''s ,n nov s ss'-, i% ~
- Pc, ~. carr Of cosl and lumber ven, .ss.-
,sc.ss, :ss .n Grove Toe. Ore. sa,sd sesr Mary o.s
snss rom soos fsf1 10 Tor " puiposs OF render
iorpos hay ii-sops cotton has bssu issSsa from the
Sse sse nv ,spcss s.S.rs On Ss s.os of
ve'ssls N ser'Ais have al been landed
nee, sS a. sis c Is sS' ss, rsssS.rss r. ISIS has
rrosrs'so. go 'osa sold At sloso e'AA
o~s o.es -sepb-rc Of rew Bcdord and WI ss ensloyeS
sr,. ,sr.. 90. =,
Boston 10 inst for siiso cssh
sshr nssose 80 ps launched 1,d inst from The yara
y,..ra v,.sr,- s,S, ,,s...., n, ~..s -, o
:s.. a . = = o.S..; S;ss -:
so s.u,s1 he aioass.sr su,nI 1sssss Ius@s.cs
. "; =. s:ss s q y sss%
40 n sss sss, our 49,, ssry
Marine Losses By Fise.
The fco0~sa IN q maine losses b. ere no cotton
s., :, go r., ss..r,o.. 49,, =, ,,..,u -.
sis 3so' '- '"'''' rHs0Sh' 20"
Bcns., ''-ss'p CATO BOMBAY '0' os''oaA' burned |"
nsres ssIs chswpIou Of ssh burned :, sussos AIRES.
Ies rN '~'e oeen sci on ne " '' ~ s00u'
s''rs's-''' .r.0scs, from singapore for New FORK
-, ne !! Jaw. J.,. s :s..s
70 tsrs been ba, NED Il sea - '-'''
es % .v.p,s,cn -
tu,n.e !, f,,. rou'rs ''''~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsBEs Tho market vas steady ana oots IN fair de-.
mapu 81 b1<c ana pearls bLc
brApsTrfrs Fiour-rhe market rallied some today
upoer the fnnoenc~ o. some speculative demand and
With come purchases for export prices recovered about
i've cent? per barrel for most descriptions tn. traps
actions footed up about rs 900 bbls closing within the
rnpse of The following Quotations.
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receipts Of ls6o is equal to $40 bbls Of -four.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal srti
ces Of produce, from the opening Of the canals TO
and including the 22d inst, have been ~ follows
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- -. ALL lac poa Evv voss-rurs nav.
80 = - uoor ssrt......ss m a
W. 49, .ss.ssssssss.sa w nsH varnn =
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BRIG prsrro Nurses Boston. -. "a. fu,, u,.s.-..s
Rrasn Ssissd; ssG Ar,oean.s neI, s-rsln ssal on
assnssp he yn sse9rs. sr@s ~ nsv, ~
rso Gray isss aasss. h,v.ns s.,s: o.,~ss os.l
bria \ A Nsvena. Buier Havana
fowsd 70 =. I'M INST nip New Hsmpsirs lsA, saxks
ftbAr y teD sh'ps CONSTITUTION, Liverpool; JOIN Han
eck Dsruoe srd Can bsa Hsvre; Pacific HYork,
NOsfOLk, Nay ii-xrr schr co~uasasr IN chss. Martha
tIwBuRYPoRr. Nay al-Arr .clr Herald. KnAsh. BA,u.
,rtw EEprt ri, yy Ear .chr. s..ss. .: xsrssy.
ssJ,s va rsnisess tr.es Iy!sr I,rrs Es'u's"'rHJ'
ess eel IL s4 sfs,. i: ss1 "a - ~ ="
v.sn cn srso i' scs sf@s sss oSs Returned
Ysn ce,as.d' ciSsr sis .ssss ssrSss sics' q Das.
PifhapSIrfiii sg BAT .slss s,s.m2rs. o.r..a
liverpool oeo Rayres SAVAGE n.,um",e n,s vslons b.r
fsre rrssy ' ss.s Ssn ssr. sns. r ou Ga
prlss Tvsd Brown Havana slses Small Dsv c.rssp.s;
a.. YEA ssssss sorissss Gem. saIT, ssoa Geo &
"rTkrisr n May ca sss r.psds, ussAs N.,sns.s,
:" PsovrrsrCs nay r-sr resmer Pel,s.n. Adr,cS, n
Fs q - ssp fsss. prs. B:~ors hsss
sep.so RssR Ann Anss Hsiss and tssusssy Josa
s.ss ;.;:'i..sn ssd May Dslss sssisG f%'
sSs. :s:;' s s;:s 'sT: s. Ssss
s.. ~ ss. ss ss :s s sss
Y; g g, - ..::. s ~, ss y. 49, Wa
S~sH k.hy' hkksson, hrok.
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The fcovna a q marine losses BIZ Gre lno cossoa on
bcxssD from Nay Is - Nay u. 1880
.,.sy :. lsse-Tep steamboats, burned At Pnsbc-s; loss
Ap,, n-ss'p casd s Bombay for Calcutta; burned q,
bombay
fsrch l-shp Champion Of Bsh burned a. suseos Ares
se w" ~ w ~" - - '' = '
S''rs ..,nsou from Singapore for New York;
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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HABAxA.

The steamship Habana, Mcconnell, commander,
from Havana, the 18th inst, arrived at her wharf
at an early hour yesterday morning.
The purser makes the following report: s.t
The steamship Habana Mcconnell, commander,
left Havana at P. NJ on the 18th inst.
The English mail steamer Karnak sailed for Mas
sau and New York at o'clock p. NJ, on the llth
inst. . -
Spanish steam packet Europa sailed for Cadiz at
halfpast IL P. NJ. Amongst her passengers was ].
M. Basuado, of the firm of Messrs. Caballero &
Basualdo, Of New Orleans.
U. S. steamer Crusader arrived from a cruise on
the night Of the llth inst; sailed at O'Clock P. NJ.
18th inst. Officers and crew all well.
Steamship Quaker City sailed for New York at
noon on the 14th inst. Full freight and passengers
Steamship Desoto arrived at % o'clock A. NJ.
18th instant, and sailed for New York at noon on
the 18th, with freight and passengers.
[For commercial intelligence, see our Havana
Commercial Correspondenee."l
Brig Venus Taverty chartered to load molasses
at Matanzas, at 50 per hid. for this port.
Brig A. A. Chapman, Laurent, from New Or
leans, not arrived up to the time of leaving.
The Habana brought good number of passen.
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Neh 0rltars Duly Gresterlt
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1860.
TALK cN 'cHAMGE.


one SIDE OF rue de oarondelet was very quiet
yesterday. we could stand at the corner Of Canal,
ana the sunny side appeared 70 pc deserted then
on the other side, from TO half-past O'CLOCK
there was good number Of knots and congrega-
tions' but the talk in general did not amount 70
much. There was something said about the jack
son Railroad, which, by-the-bye, is gong on az
though no election or general turnout occurred on
Monday last. There was something saio ABOUT ene
five day lien law, which, 70 get decision on Is 20
cost about as much as the cotton-Whieh can DC
proven under the laW-Wlii come 70.
1t was toierably lively on the levee ana land
lss yesterday that 49, Tor the season OF .he year
me arrivals q poals were TEE those iroih ~
west bringing gooa cargoes, and the ioWer .Iaoe
ooa's bringing as lhucn as eApeoteu - iao.' iNins
oo'loh was saia V haye gwen y, ~ meeAs ~,
ye' .he ooaa9n ooats commune 70 pins - %
as siiey uia iass seal a. % snis ein.'. =
uohns =, pus aAu -
''Ae ene r'opie" =, my "
aie Il - 80 80 80.
anu "he.hef saies ha'o y nase NV Desn iA'us
iess prize slah .he quo'h'onS nu'oa''' eanno'
say. ne feceipts " 'he "eeu are heaf,S - ~
equahty WIN iase year, anu largely aoose .ne
ateiasc iof the hse preceoihs oiies' ino ioi
ifeishs niaihel y sery lafofapie - .ooasoo =
'erests' anu IN inc great amount u 'iA anu eos.s
~ aahapoisi'on - 'ooaeso' "e W ~. VS.
ene saiious 'aiHa v. hss VI piieSs 'Ae A.ss =
'ielsh' oh hosshsau VI eouaooo orei VI va .n
iaiioaus - Atianae poi.s' - - -
'na. 'he oos's al iu'iy ''s t'o' ,n'io 'nan ~ ~
oiuiiilS foaIe Npel sseaiipoatsl - W oui
~ Snafhpei y ooini'eies w. Aeep ny
VI 'iie t,Fe. % 'na' soOa.oo iauon
ses can go OUT az an ihes WIN 70 OF ~ mate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19
AMERICAN PARTY EoMINATIoEs.

The delegates duly elected by the American
Ward Clubs, met yesterday in convention and
nominated candidates for the coming city election
as follows:
THE CiTY.-For Mayor, Assistant Alderman Joh1
7. Monroe; A. Mazereau the only competitor
Gerard Stith having Withdrawn.
For Street Commissioner, C. O. Flecbier (the
present incumbent) the other competitor being
Miguel Hernandez, Warden of the Workhouse,
FIRST DIsTRIeT.-For Recorder Wm Emmerson
(present Clerk of the Recorders CourD.
For Alderman, Col. A. P, Field and Mr.. A. G.
Brice. - sf@ E
For Assistant Aldermen, First Ward, Jas. Beggs
Second Ward, Ernest ToIedano; Third Ward, c. F.
Hatcher.
SECOND DIsTRIcT.-For Recorder, ]. L. Fabre
former Recorder of the Dstrict.)
For Alderman, Firmin Levasseur. For Assistant
Aldermen, Fourth and Fifth Wards, VIM Hedgkins
and Justin Fremeaux.
THIRD DIsrRIeT.-For Recorder, Webster Long,
the present incumbent; nominated unanimously
For Alderman, +. 5. Wiltz; for Assistant Alder
men, Seventh Ward, N. F.. seicshnaydre; Eighth
Ward, John B. Leefe, the present incumbent
FOURTH DISTRICT. - For Recorder, Charles G.
Campbell. .8ss st@
For Alderman, Samuel shumway; for Assistant
Alderman, Eleventh Ward, Capt. James Davis
| Last evening, the American Clubs met at their
various headquarters, TO act upon the above nomi-
nations. The following was the result:
FIRST DrsTRIcT-Flrst Ward.-Monroe rejected;
all others ratified.
Second Wdid. Flechier rejected; all others
| ratified.
Third Wasd.-Brice, for Alderman, rejected;
| all others ratified.
SECOND DIsTRIcr-Foudt Wu'd-Monroe re.
jected; all others ratified #
Fifth Wdsd-Monroe rejected all others rat
| fed. s.4@t&
| SiIth FPd1d.-All ratified.
THIRD DIsTRlcT.-Seuentb, Eighth and Ninh
| W'drds.-All the nominations ratified.
| FOURTH DIsTRIcT.-9 Tenth and Elete1eth Wards
Flechier rejected in both wards; all the Others
ratified.
The above shows that Monroe was rejected in
three wards, Flechier rejected in three wards, and
Brice, for Alderman in the First District, rejected
in one ward. The sum total is, that the ticket is
ratified by the American party at large.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19


eisions wefe read fro@ tEle Supreme Heuef II
Monday.
/ rry,,
IN. Il =. AVsIy, agpeHant. ss. the Police Sury o
w pafsh q iosIviiie es ~, soIHmissioners, ap-
peilees. appeal rom tiIe Sixta Judciat District
| IIoufs. Paf5sh oi ieefslhes Judgement reversed.
Duclah1n, =. @
John Hill, appellant, US. A. Malta, executor ~.
pelee. Sixth District Court Of East Eaton Rouge.
/ Judgment affirmed with costs. Land }.
/ Henry Bradley, appellant, 1s. j. a. TreassIaIe
appellee. Sixth District Court Of East baton
Rouge. Judgment reversed. Merrick, CJ
| Frances Babin and husband, appeIlees, ss Ma
gIoire e. Leblanc, tntoY appellant Sixth Distriet
Court Of West Baton Rouge. Judgment affir5sed.
hsrrick, CD
Mrs. nj. q. Decuir, and husband rs, S0vide L.
jeuue, James A. Morgan, Sheriff, plaintiff II r1rfe
appellee, ~ G. Decuir and husband, defendants i1
rule, appellants. Appeal from the Ninth D5xtrfct
Court Of Points Coupee. Judgment of lower court
ordering execution TO issue against tile Diant fa
cost avoided, and Judgment given in faFor Of Ma.
Decuir AZ ia case of n0nsuit. Plaintiff uayfrr
costs in both courts. Merrick, C. J 80
The Mayor and Board of Selecfmen n of the citv az
pelIant Mayors Coart 81 Baton Rome A.nsay
In the case dismissed at the costs 81 aDreiif:anf
Merrick, C.5. g5ssf [ S,g51
NJ d. CooDer a CO. aDueIIees - JazanI, HI
Cotton appellant Seventh JudiciaI D;stricf fyourf
of West Felieians Judgment reversed and iudc
ment rendered against plaintiff and anDeEIees. a. h,
case Of non-suit. BuehananJ n s. .13 S1-s
N. Simon tk Frank, appellants xs Charles Gold
enburg; G, NJ. Conrad third opnonenf- Tiftf nsa
trict Court Of New Orleans fIidgmenf ravsraa5
and third opponent to have ii.sIeme,t aga;s,se
plaintiffs for 1852 G5, amount OF costs and S145
with privilege. Dufel III &C., @
Union Bank Of Lousiai1a appeIIee " Tra Ts,zv
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L
WASHINGTON, April I8.-The prospects hereto
fore shown in favor of Stephen A. Douglas for the
Presidency rapidly declining, owing in great
New England States, who are in favor of the nom
| ination Of Isaac Toucey.
John Brown, Jr., Protected in Ohio
| WASHINGTON, April 1s.- The U. 3. Marshal oil
| Ohio has sent message to the Harper's Ferry
| Investigating Committee of the Senate, in which
lie states that the inhabitants Of Ashtabula county
are ready to resist by force of the authority
Of the Senate in the arrest of John Brown, Jr. the
contumacous Harpers Ferry witness.
/ Regiment for Texas.
| WASHINGTON, April lS.-General Hamilton and
Major Britton have again addressed the Committee
on Military Affairs in regard to regiment Of
| mounted volunteers for the protection Of the
Texas frontier.
The committee have reported bill, in which it
demonstrates the impossibility Of making regi-
| ment of infantry effective by mounting.
| No definite result has as yet been taken on the
| bill.
| Messrs Pryor and Potter Arrested.
WASHINGTON, April ls-Messrs. Pryor and Pot
| ter met on Monday last in one of the principal
streets of this city. Tt was feared that from the
words passed between each other a street fight
would take place, and they were Immediately ar
rested by the police.
% Congressional Proceedings.
| WASHINGTON, April ls.-The Senate has refused
to adjourn during the sitting Of the Charleston
| Convention. by vote of SO ayes against 20 nays.
| In the House Of Representatives the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Bonham to adjourn until the lst
of May, was rejected by vote of 1l3 ayes against
| 50 nays.
In both Houses of Congress no business of special
/ Importance was transacted.
Adams Express Robbed Of 100000
| BRIpGEPoRT, Conn, April ls.-The safe of the
Adams Express, placed on the baggage car and
bound for neghboring city, was thrown of and
| robbed of 100000.
Methodist Conference.
NEW YoRK, April ls.-By vote Of forty-two
| against one hundred and twenty, the Methodist
| Episcopal Conference has rejected the resolution
| which provides for the exclusion of Shareholders
| as members in the church. -'5s.sa
River Intelligence.
VIeKsBuRG, April 1S.-The steamer Pacific passed
down at g. the Natchez at 2, and the Tecumseh Al
6 o'clock last night. The Aurora passed down a
o'clock this morning, and the New Falls City
passed down at o'clock this evening.
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MURDER TRIAL-Week before last DR.. Bryant,
William Bryant and James Dobson were tried at
Tuscaloosa for murder The indictment against
them was for the alleged murder of Butler, who
was watchman of the foundry of Messrs. Leach &
Avery, Of that city, at the time it was burned, on
the morning of the 5th of March, 1859, and whose
supposed remains were discovered among the rub
bish after the fire.
We learn from the Observer that the verdict was
guilty as to DR.. Bryant, with punishment Of life
imprisonment in the pententiary. The two Others
were acquitted of the charge of murder, but are
held for trial under an indictment tor arson.