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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23


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Hardware.
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G .asas. ASIA s5zez. metal bra1z buttons.
Naval stores
Whalelue- rat.ae, =p4ayara- assorted pants.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23

WILCOX. RICHARDS & Co.
HzTILL CONTINUE THE SHIP CHAM
w uLLEY ami COMMISSION BUSINESS in his Nsw
F.EE-PE9lF SruEE- now in course y erection, where he VIII be
leased 70 meet al his old customers and friends He Will
esp On hand a fan supply OF ship Chaniery and every descrlp
on e Merchandise usually required hy shipping
I4~-rf WILCOX RICHARDS s. CO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23
HrxASCIAL DIFFICULTIES.

He says that IL appears from the report % the Sc
rotary Of Treasury, that It is extremely Doubt
whether We shall De able 90 pass through the prese
aEd next fiscal year without additional reveuu
Should q deficiency occur, he that Il
necessary revenue be raised by an increase on Il
present duties On imports.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23

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W. \. ALDRICH
OFFERS FOR SALE.
UST WE'D
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Hardware.
TINNED sArcEPANs. l TO I eCAHTs.
Ba..aa -.a
wal7s
tzssa= el4-s. Hayes D
handled. ---tr .--l ,arv-f-. r-ttsr
L@.au-. : ana Q -n-a- school states. sxl2a-i
rs-=- - ~ s-.s= 5aa4 s--e.- 1szs - ,I-. u n rs-,
scs= rq~-, No / {: and l.
Else ia=., ". d. 2aaI1o
C4rr--= ~-I-- . lar-- -zs.-t-
Ba.G sy an .a..a.,
Esa=l -asr~a=rs.
Roller harness bE-z-as, z to :
P5ess. knives,
cerFsrrr-
-ssls.. vs.. . aaIi,
JeE---us.
>rrrlP Gathers, l ard Il inch-
Plated ~ harness,
Rs sa--:eI ~=b.
Rein DO. do.
Manila COrdage. 81 TO l-2 inch.
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
Hess White zinc Paint.
PAIN KILLER,
BARRELS VENETIAN RED,
: o GREEN.
Cases Zinc White,
BARRELS YELLOW OCHRE.
Groceries.
Dried Apples,
Hams,
Cheese,
Lard,
Salt Water Soap,
Rice,
Wrapping Paper,
Salt in boxes,
CASTLE Soap,
Sage,
Currants.
Dry Goods, Clothing. &c.
Hrsory shirts,
Denim pants.
Denim ir.cE-.
Grey Eaule! shirts.
Fancy satin, aud Cashmere Pants.
Ladie~' Boots. Gni:cr- and Shoes,
Hamilton clecs prints.
Fslcy. small aslreI Nerrimac 10,
N4S--ehu>e-s mixture.
Waea-.u- - i.sar--3 cotton,
J-Lan Han bl=aeael c,,syu,
- H--aea-5 -l=--a-.
S.r,1- flannel.
Fru-aI Gu---t.
Brown linen.
Dama-s table covers,
Pine white flannel
Fancy cotton L4-iN--cl=f,
? so dozen br-i quality Brooks superior pat.
GIacr spool Cotton.
BLACK SILK RIBBONS.
SHOE LACES.
LONG ROUND COMBS.
WHITE COTTON THREAD.
BLUE COTTON THREAD.
DRESSING COMBS.
LEAD PENCILS.
l9l-tf &c, &c, &c.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

Ma EDfToR;--I deem Il duty owe 10 my
taste, aa we'll ss 10 the lady whose art and in
genuity has so soeesssfOlly gratifed Il, to speak
Of the magnificent vase Of wax fruit / had The
pleasure Of seeing at the Phillips House day
or two ago. In this cluster Of fruit there is a
combination, or a beautiful representation, Of
the most delicious fruits Of the North and
South, from the smallest berry 10 the apple and
the orange, adding beauty and strength to the
whole, and tsachiuguS that separation Of the
fruit Of the NOr,h from that 9th South, or tbst
Of the South from that Of the North, would
destroy the harmony and strength Of both; for
In this cluster Of wax fruit the one Ia mado IA
beAutify and support the other. Tia cluster
is made 70 represent globe slsnding on pc
do-tal most tastefully arranged, and decora-
ted In the most becoming manner; ana ihs
whole IL covered with glass shade about Two
feet high. when viewed through which the nas.
uFal appearance Of the artificial fruit and ber@
rles would excite the appetite Of the spleurs.
The lady "a widow who displayed 90 much
taste and skill n lha hnlorIns and arrange.
meot q her rux fruit. intends visiting oug oily
again this summer, when hhs viii bring other
and more beautiful speesmsEs ofkor sri. By the
sale Of which she supports hsrseIf and family.
The cluster o. which have spokan vas fals
filed Tor % lhe Phillips Hapss, and woY, by
gentleman who ir an inmate AZ me houss.
where i can y aeen q, Anx simss b ,hoss who
wien y vFssiay ihe sys By Raaisg upon the
beauties o. art. o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
MoneY Vn. Inatlon.

werefered The other day 70 the verdict Of the
IiuTy In The CArstang. shaw case, at 81. Louis
and said We would like 70 nes the cate tried
again before Court where money would moi
influence the verdict. We said this beoauus
we felt--as every one who has kept the run Of
the case and the testomeny must fesl--that
the plaintiff had not been fairly treated. We
do not propose 70 review the trial Of the case;
that would be a task We would not think Of
undertaking. but we would call the attention
Of ou ''aders who have felt any interest In
the case to few points;
The trial lasted twenty days. A large mum,
Der Of witnesses were examined. The eyi
dencs, as reported 10 the st. Louis Democrat
in the smallest type used on newspapers, aver.
aged Eve columns, nearly a yard in length,
per dayl The question wus made intricate
BY the side issues dragged into the discussion
and demanding a settlement. Tho counsel on
each side expended thirteen hours in their ar
gumenta. aud when they got through thsy
claimed that they had but just commenced to
get at the arguments. The Judge gave a
lengthy charge to the Jury. an effort witch
|SsNhN ~ eeesJ h't'teA1u tuA plbh lol ut
fsndant. Il wac admitted on all sides that
the case, on account Of the uncertain bearing
Of good deal Of the evidence, and for other
reasons not necessary to enumerate, would be
difficult to decide; no one, however-not even
the deisndsnt-ezpected the plaintiff 10 loose
the cssej some thought she would get little,
others that she would get large amount; all
believed she would get something, enough to
throw defendant into the costs.
Now, we want the above hastily noted
points kept in mind.
The jury who passed upon that mass Of ey> |
dence Of intricate legal labyrinths, Of knotty
questions, DC, DC, took but half an hour to |
verdict for defendant 10 |
half an hourl II the fellows were determined |
to give Shaw fair return for the money he
paid them, they should have had the decency
to keep in the jury room long enough to have
talked the matter overl They were prompt
fellows, and delivered themselves over TO the
purchaser in short orderi
II we should 60 before st. Louis jury with
! case, we wouldn't want a million Of dollars
10 compete with.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

FIVE ALTHs NiTHm THuEE HouRsi--Two
FiREsl--We had lively times during the storm
Of wind just before and after noon, to>day. A
few minutes before II o'clock an alarm Of 6ru
was caused BY the burning out Of chimney on
Waternst. No damage was done.
Alarm No. had no foundation, except in a
misapprehensiOn during the storm.
Alarm No. 3, was gotten up by the burn
log of shed on Ssecnd,st., out near the upper
Hydraulic. Little damage was done.
Alarm No. 4, was caused BY the burning Of a
frame house owned and occupied by John Hell.
sci. The house was entirely destroyed, but
the furniture and fixtures were saved.
just shout the time the frsmsn had eonelu-
ded that they would be able to take good
rest, another false alarm was made.
During the whole time Of these alarms the
wind was blowing gale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

MILLINKRT--BEAUTiEsl- confess 10 taste
for pretty things; our friends call II "weak.
ness" but that don't alter the case. Having
some business at the corner of Main and Cd St.
this morning, and remembering that il was the
day Of the millinery Opening" we determined
TO take a look at the pretty things before the
stores would be hlled with admiring fair ones,
and we accordingly stepped into the store Of
Mrs. Corp. as 1t was the nearest The show
window gave Us an earnest Of what was to be
seen inside; we were agreeably surprised at
every step 1t is impossible for US to describe
the elegance and taste which met our gaze; bons
nets, ribbons, artificial flowers, and the thous /.
and and one exquisite ornaments so much
sought BY the ladies, were to be seen in pro-
fusion. The artificial so nearly resemble the
real flowers Of the field and the green house
that they could be mistaken for them; and Il
is astonishing how perfect are the limitations
TO the real.
The bonnets are size larger this season, We
are glad TO report; and we will be pleased TO
state still further increase. They are Of evss
~ possible texture, color and trimming; and
we must say that we never saw bonuets look
more "lovely" We are assured that the dis
plays at the Millinery establishments are very
nearly the same, and we presume that we have
given what would have been our impression
Of each place. We will, however, take alook
at all Of them atOur leisure. The grand open.
ing is to-day at Mrs. Corps and Mr.. Daniels,
on Cd near Main, and Mr.. Lussiers, PhillIpa
HouBs, Main near corner Of Sd ct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

Wepubiish, In another column OF to-day,s paper,
an article copied from the ClnnAd Tifnea descrip-
tive Of Dr. Hobaekss extensive medical estabiish-
ment In that city. BY the way, DR.. Robaok'a Reme-
dies have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all caeaen. II has been been but short time
since these Remedies were introduced into our sec
ion OF country yet Or. Brennan, Dr. Robaok's agent
In this place. informs as that hie sales OF the Blood
Pilla and blood Purifier nov far exceed those OF All
other medioinea for which ha IL agent oomhIned.--
The reason this ~, that they have stood the test
from the mouthl OF othora, but We have tsed them
Ia our own family with thevery beat resulta Fof
all diseases OF the blood, general detity whether
proceeding from sicknes6 OF from natural weaknena
Indigestion, and all kindred Ailments, We recon-
mend the scandinavian Remedies as the very best
not an ephemeral success, but permanent and de-
served reputation which will render them neceHsi-
March 2. -f
See advertisement. mhlo-Im
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

tllHft " -rA-pNf~Adet-4t = - - n@~t
oisnssArt. April =.
FLOUR small asles ef aaperane IL $50
and extra AZ 5,60@5,es.
WHIsKY-saiss ] 900 hsla al ls1< alss<r
the latter rate for wagon.
GR0CERIEs-There Il 20 change ia the
marksts the demand, in the regular way, Il
good, and d full prisse, We quote Sugar al 8
@se. MolasNss 4sa4ee. sndsOofIs OK a ize'
Sales so brls Molasses at tse., aai % sbags
Coffee at ls3<c,
WHEAT-The market Ia arm with . geod
demand. a. !. .s9@l .25 for prime white, and \ 20
al, 80 fos prime red, salos Of 500 bush prirus
white st ,3s delivered. and 7sO do do red At 80
coRF-saIes of 800 bush in bulk !. 1es.
siselIsa ls sominai At 4se.
oATs-salss $50 bush IN hulk Al 4Se., / 900
do do At Ia sacks. ai totke
RYE-sales of $40 bush q l,ot.
BARLEY-Firm a osNosc, fpr prime fall
and sS@sOe for fair 10 good.
GLOVER sRED-ws quote prie.s sonlssI.
Il 4,22@a.sO for fair to prime
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

UThe Turner "Zoglinge" celebrated their
first annual Jubilee last night at Turner Hall,
by playing the clever drama Cesar and thinner.
man." The young performers executed their
roles exceedingly WELL indeed the remark was
general that better playing by young anna teurs
was never seen here. Young Lingsweilsr, as
Mayor Of Saardam, and Krette, as the French
Ambassador both acquitted themselves excel>
lsntly. Knowing that Capt. MarkgrAf instruct,
ed the little "dilletaDts." We expected 10 see
the piece presented orsditably, but 1t exceeded
by far our expectations. The song Of the little
Misses Kline, az we'll as other exercises, were
exceedingly well given, and received with great
applause. Indeed, the turning and general
exercises were we'll received, and but for one
thing the occasion would have passed of with.
out the least uupleaantness.
Our informant--for we do not well undsrL
stand German-sAys that the Grafton Of Young
L In ysweiler was q rAbbid pArtizan compost sltion.
the { fort Of German SchoOlmAster (Hr. Wolff
Itwas we'll stocked with heterogeneous phrases,
and mixed with plupdsr Of foreign words, 50
that neither the writer, the youthful speaker or
the audience could understand Il. Such exs
pressions Is I'VE don't want any constitution.
nor slavery any more, but freedom" 1--WE want
no restrictions; We want nothing but freedom to
do as We please" are not just the thing for
mixed audience, where politics should be ex-
cludsd. We have no time for further partieu-
lars; the partiESnism Of the address gave offence
to very many present, and We hope the Turner'S
will hereafter see that there will be no political
slang in ths exercises Of the "ZOgllnRs." And
we.would Just remark that II would be well for
the School Board to see to the political msddlsrs
In the schools.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

CoTLLoS-'swosD PRESERVATION. night
the Dayton Light Artillery gave cotillon
party at their Armory, olegg's Building. Third
street. The evening wSs most agresably passed
BY the Company, gOodly number Of lady
guests, and members Of other military com.
panies. About ii O'Clock beautiful sword
was presented by Lieut.. CrOOme, on behalf Of
the Company. to Capt ohilds. Lieut.. Oroome
made very neat and pertinent speech in pre-.
senting the sword, and Capt. ChildS' response,
although impromptu, wAs worthy of him and
the occasion. The sword is one Of the finest
we have seen for long while. and Capt.
Childs will wear 1t worthily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
Hsw York Market.

hHg YonE. April 4.
FLoUR-SSlss $3.50 bsla i 5 s.ao@s.as 6or
seper6ne Statsi S,SO@5.l0 for sxus lials, s 20
@S,2S for supsr6Hs western, 5.3O@s,65 for
cOm@on to medium extra western; 5.s5@6.oU
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. mar
kst closing quiet aud firm.
wHIsKY--A shade easier sales Of 1900 brls
at 22@22Ike, chiefly the latter price.
WHEAT-Ths nominal quotations ara l,I6
GLIB for Chicago spring, aud 1901 90 for
Milwaukee Club. Sales Of 600 bush Milwsu-
kss Club within the range.
RYE-DuIl and declining; salss Of 200 bush
1t e0@s2c.
oATs-Fir@ aud mOdsrats business doing
at 4S9tAe for Western aud Canadian, aud AA@
441Se for State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05


There are some ihiasa ihntieauifoa great dcnlo
putting TO bfihs ihsn late rollcc. iof instanecA
Yankee Clocks Peter Fund eAi1hsa, nAihani.
Msrmaide, enthusiastically Pioihten. An artist
whose oaiy ciAi % p,elio attention eoaslai IN the
Iapeiiinanee with which Ne thfnatb hlrntfif iibeh
NJ whose piotufes nfsso very cheap that other arr
tlftp ass required % take them over aRaln htfore
they htte htseeas ensht net dogfy hs hrs ihrta
- tho proissaion, simply because they make p.e-
tnres better Ia anish better in styIe, and that do
not need TO be taken over AgAn It don't look wen
II is bad Taste. II looks too much like the skunk
telling the coon II Htuns. And ~ also shows great
lack OF eoufteayi and every body knows that,
LACK OF courtesy is lack OF sensep,
We are not In the habit Of intruaing our prfeate
or professional matters upon the public, but snas-
much AS afr. baldwin has seen az to single us ont ip
one of his articles, we hereby challenge him 70
trial Of artistic skill in making any kind OF pictures
now msde BY The professionl And II this challenge
iS not accepted, let Bro. Balwin thereafter hold his
peace" 0RERNwALD GROSS,
stMAin st., directly opposite the Court House. !
apA.2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

4 RENovAL.-L. N. d W. NJ. Green have res
moved their ample stock Of groceries to the
room on Msin'st. recently occupied by VIM.
Machir, and will have their goods arranged in
complete style at once. for the reception Of
customers. They will hereafter devote their
attention entirely to the retail trade. and in.
tend studying the tAstes and wants Of their
reASsrs. The Brothers Green are gentlemen,
clever business men, and keep the very best
articles in their line. We1ss sorry to looss
them from Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

hor tAo hmpiru.
Ma. REEDHR.--Dear Sir;-Ths celebration
Of the Young Turner'S last evening was a sue
cess. The hooSe waa crowded "ozAr and
zstmmsrmann," under the direction Of Mr..
MsrRraf. was the main feature Of the evening"
and was exceedingly well played by the little
ones-reminding US Of the little Msrsh Troupe
performances, 80 very we'll received in this
section Of the country. "You Don't ssy,"a
song by the Misses Kline, was well executed,
and had to be repeated; and the oratiOD, de-
livered by Master Liugsweller, was very well
given. The exercises and performances on the
different turn-apparAtuses gave US all the salts.
faction we desired The whole was a credit
to the Turner'S and their friends. WIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

p- The village Of Troy was thrown in quite
an excitement Tuesday afternoon BY a street
fight, in which, rumOr says, one msn was killed
A large crowd Of citizens were collected in one
Of the principal streets to witness dog fight
Angry words passed been Mr.. Barns and .
Mr.. Archie; the latter drew = pistol upon his
adversary, when Barns grabbed rock. aud
threw Il. striking Archie upon the head; and Il
wss reported yesterday that he died Tuesday
night, from the effects Of the wound. Burns
had no. been arrested when our informant
lsit this morning Both parties are said 10 have
been under the effects Of whisky At the time
Of the hehs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

Elder Knapp, just now preaching in BOstOp, np.
pears to have excited against him some feeling in
one Of his recent meetings. Some remarks which
fell from him displsased certain people in his
disnce, and during prayer these uttered some
unsesmly expressions Of dSapprOOatiOn; there was
prospect Of a general tumult, but The superin.
tsndons of the hall shut Of the gas and subdaed the
crowd by darkness.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

CRemember the Ball Of the Lafayette
Guard, at NixOns Hall, corner Of lst and ST..
Clair st., on Raster Monday night. Tbs Ya-
gers are determined that 1t shall be very
agreeable time, and invite their friends and the
public generally to be present on the occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

sFRAwBERRIEs--We again refer our readers 10
the advertisement of Mr.. N. Dinner, who is pre-
pared to furnish the best varieties Of strawberry
plants, at exceedingly fair rates. Now Is the
time TO set GU the plants.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

W Quite an interesting Jury trial" Ito the
parties having investmsnts) came OF at the
office Of Justice Turner. yesterday afternoon.
10 which four atlOrneys wsrs engaged ! two TO
side. The property awaiting the award o.
the jury was, We learn. three quilts. valued At
A. Apiecel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

BENNETT a La PRENnoE.--Ths New York
Herald says that the Black Republican LsRiss
laIure at Albany has before Il . bill for remo>
wing the rocks at the mouth Of He'll Gate, which
shows the way the party expects TO 10.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

uThs roof was blown of the Flax FaotOry
We learn, during the storm just before noon to-
day. No one wAa injured. A shy light was
blown Olf house on Main street. alsO, during
The high Wind. Wslssrn Of several othsr itsml
Of damage 10 different dlrsstiOns, bat haEs Nc
pRFiiealan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

HIHENlAL.-Thers we're issued by the olOTk
Of the Probate Court Is marriage licences
within the lAst month. As this is Leap Year.
aud the ladies have a RIesr TO make advances,
We may expect large increase In the hyms-
nisl business this year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

Lost IN THE sToRM.-A gentleman on Main
street. had a fine Hungarian Hat blown from
his head this forenoon. during the storm. A
liberal reward will be given for Its return q
Langdon's Hardware Store, Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
NEWS ITEMS.

Almost the entire business portion Of JaokuOn
Port, Arkahsss, was burned on Wednesday last =
Loss sl5o,ooo-insurOd for SeO.OOO.
1t Is generally hintsd in autocrasic circles ID
London that Queen Victoria is again In the way
ladies wish to be who love their lords.
The japanese Embassy expected in this coun-
try Is said to DO seventy in number. Its rather
more Of an elephant than we took ticket for.
The excitement at New Orleans about the cap
turcd steamers stil continues. II ls reported that
an agent Of Miramon Is there after ammunition,
30.
The Virginia Legislature has passed an ac.
authorizing the sale Of free negroes into slavery,
who are sentenced to receive certain punishment
aud imprisonment,
Last year ho competitors for Representatives
In the Legislature from Auburn, N. H., were fa-
thor and sOn-ths father succeeding BY one major
ity. The son Is chosen this year.
Out of 1862 900 males in Maine above nfteSn
yOarS of age, 1900 are employed In agricultural
pursuits, and they pay more than sixty psr cent
Of the taxes. The farms Of Maine are worth sos,
OOe, 600.
The Nashville, Tenn, Union OF tho 2Oth ult.
says, For three or four nights past ws have been
visited by heavy rOsts but owing TO the dry state
of the atmosphere, Il is supposed the fruit has not
been materially injured.
The Austria liam papers record another horrld
massacre Of an English ships crew by POlynssian
1avAges. The ship (ths Pearl Of Sidney was burnt
and the nine persons on board, including tho cap
tain were killed and eAten.
Col. W. W, soaton Is Chairman Of COMMITTEES
Of citizens of Washington, appointed to receive
for the erection Of bronze statue Of
Henry Clay at the national capital. The eBtima-
tod cost of the statue iI $1b,O 900.
1t appears from the New Orleans Picayune's
Vera Cruz correspondence Of March 2lst that
Captain AldAham wrote TO Miramon protesting
very strongly against the WantOn and inhumAn
destruction of English property and innocent
life.
Michael Cooms, soldier Of the Revelation, died |
1t Philadelphia last week, in his 1O6th year
The deceased was at the siege of Yorktown with
Washington, Lafayotts and Rochambeau, commO- |
lore Stewart and several distinguished officers at
ended his funeral on Thursday.
JACKSON TowSsHlP ELEcrIos.-The follow
ng gentleman were duly elected 10 the Offices
attached TO their names, on last Monday. II
s needless to say that they are all Democrats:
Tru stees-ohriStiAn DschAnt, John Apple.
and John FOltE.
Treasurer-John /. Weaver