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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

LA VILE DE LA NILE
DEuxIEME CouR DE IIsTRIcT ORLEANS vs.. LA Sue
de Ia Noavelle- Orleans GEssIoT DE ToussAINT
NV vEHTUy dun writ de saisie ct vente n
moi adresss par Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District
LgNDa IL de inn 1860 midi rIotel de Ii Cite de
la Conue entire les dn Camp des Magasns Ia
pubane Ct adjudication Dc "a propete description suit
Quarieme District 1LET QUATRE-vINGT-DEUX, An
pewR cent trente.
Sase dams faffaire ei.dessus
CoSDITIoNS-Comptan au moment de REHABILITATION.
msls % JED IL is Sheriff de n Paroisse d,orisans
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Of New Orleans. No. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of this and all persons herein interested 10
within from the notification any
they have why the presented by the Curator
this should be om0logated and approved the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

DEgxrgaE CouR DrsTRrcr 7LA VILE DE IA NIMEoR
NC "a N'''ens GRAWFoRD."No. 1850.
LIN VERTU dun writ de snfsie ct yentc -
IA par Honorable Deuxieme cour de District de
MERCREDI is 50 De mai 1866 midi Hotel Cite,
de ID Commune dn Camp ct des Magasns Ia
pnbque adjudication de la prope don't suit Ia des
cription:-
District ilet borne les rncs
Rochebave de pHopa Quarter DorgeBos, ayant
facade qnarane peds Ia du Qaaer cent
pieds de profondeur
Saisie dams lalfaire cidessus.
H. T. PARKER,
a2S my7 IA q 80 sherif de Ia Parosse d'orleans.
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FouRrH DISTRICT couRr R. H. wooI.FoIK, Vs. THE NEW
ORLEANS AND OHIO T FL IL
pY VIRTUE of q writ OF fieri facias. to
ID directed by the Honorable the Fonrth District Court
of New Orleans entitled cause, will proceed to
sell public auction. the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
june, 1860 at II O'Clock NJ
THE PROFESSIONALLY INTEREST in the rights of way,
rights franchises Incident the lines OF and be-
longing to the New oe and Ohio Company from
Clinton, Louisiana and from New Orleans the route Of the
Orleans and Great Norihery Railroad through the
State Lousiana Of said rights and franchises
expiring the lstday Of July, 1869. ~
Seized in the above suit.
-Coo ,opf sy,nt
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sneosg ae or MEsE
WHEREAS EdSv. w. Huntington has Pc
w toned the Court for letters Of curaorbhp the
tate Of the late A. A. Meser, deceased ntestae-
Notice Is hereby given all whom it concern to show
within ten days, why the of the said petitioner
shonld not be granted. KID, a..
By order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES

SECOND DISTRICT GouRr 5sUCCRssIoN OF SUZANNE
Of New Orleans. BRUDER, Deceased Wife of
ALEX MEIo-No. iessa.
~ hs CONT a,t foT Letters Of The estate
Notice Is hereby given all whom may concern, show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
Should not BIZ granted.
BY order Of the Court
d. MIcIoT Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

sixth eouHr OF MY oKLE JAY VS.
ny VIRTUE of "a writ of seizure and sale
Id 10 ME directed by the honorable the Sixth District Gonr
of New Orleans in The above entitled canse will proceed
sell at public anction the City Hotel Common street be-
tween taap and Magazine streets, the 18th day
Of May 1850 at IL o'clock NJ the following described
erty, viz
District Of this city, in square bounded by Main, ST Philip
front on johnson street. by hundred and feet
deep.
Seized In the above suit.
a TERMS-Cash on the spot. ,.,,,,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

DxuxrExg eovn DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE RosELINE
Dc y teRme aassdee Dc
Wis est par lie present donsie aux cream
IA cers de la ditto Succession ct eutcs aes esones
dayoir dedure dix jours dater de
la presente publication les rsons po esquelle lie compile
Executer Testamenaire dc In dGfunte sera
point appronye hoologue ct les fonds entire mains
repartis conformenent dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. VS. W.
my22 % 81 r. MICHOT. Depnte GreHier.
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snoosP S psfslSr 9E 51HN BAR
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of this estate all oher herein interested to
show within days from the present notification, If any
they have why tho account presented by the natural
Turk Of her minor children should be oologated and
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order Of the Court.
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRr 3cITY oE ,, NEW 3KhEANs "
Of New Orleans. FERMAN-No l4,s6o
pY VIRTUE of a writ of Seizure and Sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
Camp and Magazns streets the 18th day june
Fourth District square fortyone bounded by Rousseau, ST.
Thomas Andrew Adele Streets and composed of
lots having whole front sixty four Rousseau street.
by hundred and fifty eight feet in depth.
Seized III the above snit. -5
pJ-TERMS-Cash on the spot. #@ 4s.s
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of he Parish nf leans
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yANDERvEERs sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
n Druggists and Merchants and all dealers In Of the
articles contained In the above catalogue will find ii to their
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the extensive GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES the Emitted sates and the lowest prices
Please address, j. WRIGHT A CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
nAH Nos ISL and q Chartres street. New Orleans
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT 3CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, vs.
of New Orleans. ESTATE JOHN MoSAHAN.--
No. 1882.
DIX VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable The Fourth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed TO cell at
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
and Magazine streets MONDAY the lh day Of June lsoo
IL O'clock NJ the following described property viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District this city. in the square bounded by Annuncaton
Iaure Second and Third Streets and having front thirty
feet Second street, by hundred and twenx feet in
depth. %#.
fhe said lot being designated by the number SIX.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot. - ~ :
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.stas COUNTRY RESIDENCES AEDA
~ FARMS-Persons wishing land, either for summer
residences for farms, within three hours N
travel of New Orleans, are invited to apply to
z=a-5 GEORGE =G0IiMER, Land Agent,
Springfield, Livingston Parish, La.
NJ B.-No charge made for Information and per
charged 10 purchasers. nj 1yd&W
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4. MTCHOT, Depnte Greffier.
3sUGCEssIoN OF RosELINE
P0RCHE, Deceased Wife OF II.
BISTES--Eo. 10, 1872. La
by given to the creditors OF

within days the present notification H any
can the presented by the Testament
airy Of the deceased should net be homoogaed
and approved and the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
BY order Of the Court. =.
=. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

de In Nouyelle Orleans. IyEY.-Eo. 1854
A Wis est par lie present donnc aux cream
n ciers de la die
celia peu dayor dedue dix ours dater de
Ii preente publication les ron esauelles pre-
lie Curatenr de Ia de succession serait point
hoeogn les fonds entire mains repars
forn6ment dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
myl4 lS % r. MICH0T, Depute GrefieF-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
s11lr.n Gown pr plsrnrcr ia y11IE pE IA NouyEE.1

stxrExr couE DE DrsrRrcr LA VILE DE LA EouyEILE
ORLEANS VS.. W.W.yAUGHT
I'm VERTU DUN writ de saisie ct yente
II moi adresse par Honorable Sxieme C0nr de District de
l. Orleans dams rsare edessqy j pr9csderai e
de la Commune, les dn Camp des Magasns Ia
vente publique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN snd dams lie Quatrieme District de cette
vile, dams rlet nuao Qnaoze borne les DIES Maya
sins du Camp Sxeme Sapeme, ayant yingt hut pes de
Sajsi dams raffaire ci-dessus r
C0NDITI0NS-Comptan au moment de Rehabilitation.
=. 7. PARKER,
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Something Further from wnkes.

From one of Geo. Wilkes latest London letters
to his paper in New York we extract the follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

u The supper at the grand ball to be given at
the Academy Of Music In New York In honor Of
Baron Renfrew is to cost sl2, 600. During the
evening q grand concert will be given by the
etrakosch Opera Troupe. As yet the tic kets have
not been prepared, but the committee on invita-
Hons have already secured the disposal of the en-
tire twenty-eight hundred, which will be given
out through the direction OF the general committee
on reception. President Buchanan and Miss
Lane, the members ofthe Cabinet and their fani
lies. have been honored with special invitations
to the ball. as also has Mayor w God and the Mayor
OF hontreal-to the latter of whom the committee
on invitations under obligations for MANY
courtesiss extended while they were in that city
Complimentary tickets Of invitation have or will
be extended TO the Ex-Presidents of the United
States and their families; Speaker Pennington, of
the House Of Representatives; Governor Morgan:
Gen. Winfield Scott and staff; Gen. Wool and
stat; Gen Sanford and aids with the four brig
adler generals, and the colonies Of regim. nts com
prising the first division Of the New York STATE
military.
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II The Hon. Robert Toombs recently made
q speech at Columbus, Ga, in which, speaking
of the encroachments Of the North upon the ri hts
Of the South, he said:
when the last disgrace and degradation shall
be consummated by the election Of q Chief Magis-
frate over the people whose inf uence and power
will be welded against the dearest rights Of INV
section, and the sacred guarantees of the Consti
tuition; when he shall sta nd at one end of the Can
itoi 70 re the oath OF otce, then my comm
as your representative in the Senate is at an end
then will return IL to those who honorsd me
VIII is then Will come to my Constituents and
ask only one orace within their gift; then shall
sign State Of Georgia :" -
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ID A letter from one of the Professors in the
University of Athens, In Greece, written last
month, and published In the Boston Courier, SAYS
that the state Of Turkey is daily growing worse
that the recent massacres in Syria have only par.
tally revealed the moral and political condition
Of the country-that secret hostility and rage
against the Christians exist all over the emf ire
and may break out into actual violence at any
time-that peculaton, extortion, extravagant ex-
psnditure, and oppression Of the Christians have
reached their height-that two-thirds Of the
revenue are wasted in the Sultan's palace, and
that, notwithstanding, his private debts amount
to one million Of pounds sterling! Garibaldi, or
some such man, il worthy to march into the
"bowels Of the land" and drive of the harpiss
who prey upon the people-and, II necessary, the
Turks themselves-so that one Of the fai eat Dor
lions Of the earth may be opened to light, civil.
cation, comparative freedom, and the blessings Of
Christianity.
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An UsvoRrvsArs ocounssror(The Clarke
County Conservator says :-s' An unfortunate oc-
cnItence took place In this county on the night
OF the 10Th inst: which has resulted In the death
OF young man oy ehe name Of Barr. IL appears
that he went to the house Of Mr.. Bennett Russell
at late hour In the night, somewhat intoxicated
and made some noise in the yard, whereupon Mr.
,suPp1slng Barr to be some person intending
by representatives upon him with shotgun,
several shot striking him about the head. but no
serious result was appsehended until the morning
OF tne xSd. ne continued 10 pursue his daily
OF his deaih; and the day before be died Friday'
he assisted In cutting of for one of our farm.
en Upon post-mortem examination, made by
Dn. howhs!af ana Neill, Ii YVES ascertained that
one single shot had penetrated the skulI between
the eyes, passed through the BRAIN and LODGED
against the skull In the back part Of the head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

The ASSAULT UPON ThR AMERICAN VIcH
Consul AT DAMAscus.-Our Syrian correspond.
ent, says the Boston Journal, writes :--"Flve OF
the persons who entered the house Of the Amer.
can Vice Consul at Damascus, and assaulted him
and his family (nesrly killing the Vice Consul)
and afterwards robbed and Destroyed his house,
have been arrested and imprisoned, and orders
have been issued for the arrest Of the remaining
three who were implicated In the matter Indeed
Fuad Pasha seems anxious to comply with all the
demands and to cultivate the most friendly rela.
lions with the American authorities The seals
ofthe Consulate at Damascus were lost on the day
OF the emeute, but on Monday last they were re-
turned to Dr. Meshaka, the Vice Consul by some
Christians, who said they were found in the
streets
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, FOR THE
L APtROACHES OF THE SOUTH WIND
OF THE TREASURY EXTENSION.
BuRrau OF c oNsIHucTIa wssk SAT- g rs::o

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, Sept a. laoa.
Dc on $ ID s 81 %
ioE tbs dsIa,y Sg OF ,hs toovins articles viz,
to down s.t 81
., Bidders must state their price for the atone DE-
NV red Pc, JoG mea.qrsd ser !. laid
Five hundred and sixt, t5s D Iineal fest of Curb
al feet. and hes thick b. II iDeh.s dsee
the TOP edge hammered straight and true, inches
woe, be returned down SiBchss one sids S inch
es on the other and have their ends properly JOINT
Also,.s quarter circle corner p,ecss In . single
piece OF radius off feet outside. and of the same
thIcknees and depth and same returns down the
~ than sfn n II
radius OF Sfeet outside, Of the ne depth aud re-
on down the SIDES a. above, and inches thick
ls5 pieces of blue North river Flassins feet by
no pieces of blue North river Flagsins feet BY
. pieces Of blue North river Flsssrns, t,.t b,
s. pieces Of blue North river FlagsIns, fee. By
Bidders must ,tate the prices for dressed flag OF
each Of the above sizes of the best quality per "a
ts aid sSd 5. ,sisS
thick, with the edges jointed square down q
olss to be delivered At the Treasury Extsn:ion,
where they viii be used a. may be directed by the
Samples IF the quality of blue tagging stone and
inc style Of dressing required can be seen on app-
be required to be Of the suaity and styie OF do
lnG shown IN these samples
Bids will not be considered unless they are usd q
In accordance with this advertisement, viz: Al a
price per liaeal foot for fke ebiss aad pev s~r~,<
Gal cot 70, all ths Other materials nor viii snv
od Dc considered unless 1t ls panied with the
eua anty oil one or more responsible parties that
the bidder Will execute q contract With satisfs etnrx
guaranty If his bid 10 accepted
The proposals. must be sent under oovey IN tia
Secretary of the Treasury endorsed Pycso,al, ToS
Mdtsr,alJor the Treasury Erfensios !" and viii he
opened at O'Clock p. OF the last day IA al for
receiving the same, in the presence OF the bddsIs
II any choose TO attend, ~
q. NJ. CLARK, Acting Engineer
se 24-lw in charge Treasury Depsrtment
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ourrrr or sournx.s w.rr.ly. PLACE

ourTir or A SOUTHERN warrRiss PLAcx.-
The following, we are informed, 10 statement Of
the leading articles Of consumption and equip
nens required at the White sulphur Springs, Va =.
from June 5th to September sth, Of the present
years. season Of three months:
E7Hipnsst Of TabIsy.-Knives, 1000; forks.
LOO; table spoons, 100; tea spoons, 200. dining
Piatss ,lVO pastry bread plates, 300; side dishes
loo; breakfast and tea plates, 900
Supply Of Prorts,ons. Beef, $1,000 lbs NUT
ton, o2O00 lbs; ham. 800 lbs; butter, 200
lbs coffee, 5000; eggs, ~ 400 dor milk, 1000
gals Hour, 800 bbls During several weeks in
the big ut Of the season there were consumed for
the daily breakfast and cooked to order the chops
outlets, ETC. OF 30 muttons, 400 lbs beefsteak $50
chickens +S doz eggs. IS hams, Dbl herring
me supply OF milk being "a gals For dinnere22
roast saddles mutton, 20 roasts beef % hams
boiled; potatoes, 10 bushels; tomatoes; Is do;
eeets: do; onions, 3 do; snaps, do; squash,
90; turnips. do carrots, 3 do; green corn, As
do cabbages, 90 beads =
EmPIoyes White; l04; colored, 800
Guests Highest number In June, 200: Julv
100; August, 100.
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DRHADFrL CArAsrRoPHz IN 81. LOUIS tn. -, tU
firo Frame Buildings Bnssd-Orty Fo,tv -
tss MADE HV1nsIsss-A (Aild Burned 10 Deafk :
The -. Louis Democrat, Of Monday says: Ar
about ~ m Saturday, two graceless Juveniles en-
Tered zoe stable Of Daniel sullivan, on the alley
between rwenty-th third and Twenty.fourth streets,
and between w ash street and Carr there Iiobted
their cigars, throwing the still burning nsateb
among some loose straw, and then Left The
staoie was almost Instantly In flames Alarm
was NJ once given, but on the arrival of the an.
gines water was found to be scarce while the
names nad spread, and were sill spreadiog with
appalling raPidtty. The sdjoining bufldinQs
were frame. and consisted mainly Of some twenfy
teamsters. 49, "
All the buildings standing on the .llev and
those fronting on Carr and Twenty th,,d st,ssts
together with the residences on the nortI sids ~
Carr street, were destroyed. The wooden st,,o
lures were very old and highly eouhn.,,hIs .
strong wind was blowing, and only a payt ~ r.
force Of engines on the ground could be An nnlisSa
with water. The total loss Ii estimated At NJ OO0
on which there was little no insurance. > =
The INDECENT occupants Of these tenem me mis- los,
all their household goods, and were turned house
less into the street. We have seldom recorded ,
IRE In which there occurred greater amount -
personal suffering and hardship. - I -
During the swift progress Of the flames, the
wife OF Daniel OiBrien, tenant Of Michael Har-
finger, threw her infant Of three months out OF
The burning building upon feather bed on the
pavement. In the hurry and confusion of the mo-
menf, smother bed was thrown over the child, and
before the parent could get to her darling both
beds had caught TIRE, and the child was su6ocatsd
+ "a. burned to death. When this disaster WA
r.gs 1.-the agony OF the father and mother were
land the spectators shrunk from the
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AddItisual Fsrefgs News, by the Ansis.
Saxon at 0uebec

SaXou AZ VueDec.
The English political news In unim poytant
The Herald says that the suspensions In sidney
will not affect london hFms
The English stacking party at Mailard, New
Zealand, consulted Of 3i7 men. The natives lay
down on the Ground until the men wers close
upon them, when they sprang up, fred their
double barreled guns, aud met the bayonet charge
Of their adversaries with the tom hawk keepI ng
up hand-to- hand fight The retreat Of the Eng
lish was 50 urgent that their dead and few of
their wounded were left on the battle feld II h
also reported that the natives took one gun Great
complaints are made against Col Gould, the com
mandsr Of the sttac hing party for not calling to
his aid an additional force, who were said 20 Be
within his reach.
ITALY.
The German garrison Of oriveto had capitulated
to the insurgents.
General Gorjou leaves Paris for Rome on the
18th to take command Of the French troops.
General Lamoriciers had concentrated bis army
at Aucona.
Of the Sardnians into the states Of the church. az
an attack against International rights
Russia and Prussia protested In the strongest
terms, but would take no other step
Cavour had Issued a note explaining thu nav
attitude Of Sardinia
1t was asserted that the French army at Rome
will be increased to 900 men,
Paris telegraph to the London Post, dated
Wednesday night, says, the Piedmontese forces
are marching rapidly on Lamorciere's army and
an engagement Is expected to take place to-mor-
row. Inc Emperor and the French government
have used every exertion to prevent an invasion
OF the Roman States The relations Of France and
Piedmont are critical
FRANCE.
The Bourse was Hat and lower; Retes eff S5c
1t was reported that France refused to make the
slightest concession to Switzerland In the Savoy
affair. Switzerland, therefore persists more than
ever In considering the question one for the deci-
sion Of Europe.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
An interview between the Emperors Of ussi a
and Austria and the Prince Regent of Prussia
takes place at Warsaw on the LIST Of October
LIE Nord says that the statement Of an alliance
between England, Austria, and Prussia ia false 90
far as Austria 10 concerned.
SYRIA.
The French army Is still encamped at Beyrout
No open disturbances had taken place
The arrival Of the prisoners at Constantinople
had excited the populace.
The delays caused by the French were still a
matter of complaint
Troubles were expected at Canton should the
allies receive a check in the North
The rebels had taken possession Of the CITY OF
Sow-Kiang, only twenty-five miles distant from
Shanghae.
INDIA.
All fears Of famine In the northwest district OF
India bad passed away. Abundant rains had
fallen, and there was every prospect Of an average
crop.
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ID Dates to the 3lst Of August from Great Sal,
Lake City state that the first party Of hand cart
emigrants OF the season had arrived in very good
condition. having suffered very little on the route
The wheat harvest was being rapidly garnered
and gave general satisfaction, though there were
. few complaints Of smut. Corn was also very
good Surveyor General Stambaugh had recently
returned from survey Of considerable portion
Of the Territory, and is reported to be not very
fsvoraby impressed In regard to the general char
actsr of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

MYSTERIOUS END OF A LONELY VoYAeER-The
memphis Avalanche states that a gentIeman
whose name is not known recently left st. Louis
In small skif which he proposed to pull to
Memphis. At Haile's Point he stopped and asked
assistance al be was i'll Of the dropsy; but BILE
to obtain relief, he resumed his Journey few
days afterward his naked BODY was discovered
floating In the water Just below Haile's Point. II
Is supposed that he was robbed and murdered
and his body thrown into the river to make Ii al.
pear he had been drowned. He was buried In
Lauderdale county, Tenn, on the 10th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

The NUMBER LOST BY LADY ELGIa The
Milwaukie Peoples Press thinks that the number
Of passengers OIL board of the Lady Elgin, at the
time Of her loss, has been moderated In conse-
quence Of conversations had with several Of the
survivors, the Press 10 confirmed In the belief that
theri were fully five hundred souls on board the
il-fated vessel, and that consequently four hun
dred were lest
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Personal

40. X: Howard, U. s.N,; &c. Dorau, do
Browns. =
-. senator Douglas spoke In Tim, Ohio on
Saturday. -, ~ ~
80. James Barbour, Esq, a member Of the
county, 10 dangerously i'll
''.' NJ Berger, who is considered the best hill.
iafd player In rance, arrived at New York on
Monday 1t 10 said he comes to play match with