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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

GIN. MORRISON a. co.

&TN. M4bkFSSbE M IND
.. \. nokRisoN. Q. $. O. HARVEY.
G =. s a " SV.t Wn a NJ Lkua
No "a nyaga.tne straat Nexxy syvI.a ~
Having reeeye new, ana extcnsiye socl ~ fcb nRrns
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS pERFuMERy suRGTcAI
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS OTIs M ASS etc e,c rn.,.a,.
fy inform Merchants Planters and Physicians lint ,sy -
nr,nared "a spnnlv tben, Win e,e,v oce \; a. n,a s
ey may REQUIRE all of the pucst oualv Al az
nr;ces nd they can e purchased III the eiy Among the ar
already an hand and coming in store are ths following
an, o,rces s,nbata f,rinne Ersncb ara A,,srics,.
on, sna r,, ~. r,;s, ~ ,.a Y
ao mounds f,a,oms Eng,;sh IA Ar,,rican.
ss, ,o,na ,5n,ria, f,,,,n..
nd Mounds H,n,rss sarsanari,la.
3 I,o ro,n,s ,est I,,,-ov on;nu,.
innozs snl and Acetate Mo,nbipe.
., a,,..s ~, -.
sgT a,a,. a., saa.
Ian ksrs San Oh soaa.
,oLr a.. mr. Wa.
IN hnIs cirorn,a 1S.
sas. A. ~, 10 ,I,,,
IN cas,s Pat and 1,sa,i,-------lss-
"a .aa,-.-.s c.,s~,.,,s.
,s,,, I. pa 80 - 80 n a,as'
5 a, -. - -, Ss s,,s
a. tS,se',1,, 'f' t'i'''
80, e' I7 1N'eono''
~, - ss.r go,
a ~ ,,, - M, '
y s "a MI, ~ nan 1I s,,aha,.
- &c. e. ~. ...,s,,.,5,
1000 pounds Gum Arabic select hns and sorts.
rs carboys Suip Nitric and Nuriatic Aeid.l
$50. AZ e.S ...1 ~ ' A''
Is carboys Az Ammonia.
aon n,,,ss .co.; a,s. =a5
IVY p ,o,o Aossc ae'a'
so ' e. ea'
~ =, -, 80 -,
ia 80 -. "" n.,, aas
10y kegs turkey opiun;
iupo IDS. Arrow BOOT Amer;
ooVips. arrow hoot, berlnudai
400 pounds Balsa sass cspssis, = '4a''
eels Black Lead;
,osh ~ 0p Rsa s&s Iss, mGosi 5.5
"a - y 90 -. .,e'x G. oel'pl't'
80 boxes Castillo Soap;
wv 1 ~ 49,. aas e sans PIPER G.n.....
~ S sss. ssp eh,ar %ap I',uss.
200 pounds chlorofosn, r and VI
200 soo 1 pound. Ext Ext. loswood;
# @ 2bbls IVA Urs
66s 81. Gum Myrrhi n.,
" 10 bbly Tapioea. 80
. ,hI ssY 80 =,
sbbs Scotch Snuff n s s.ass,
900 doz. Garrettis scotch snuf.
1opdoz Iori,lard,s Maccahov snns.
so Il, Raor,s. ,scsa,.o, "a 49,. 60.
100 pounds ssu pIsI Dover l Powders mnA
,.o, e. ts.-.-, -. 4#
wv 70 assorted herps,
50 kegs Refined Snltpetre;
80, . ,,s,, Y ,,star .r,ar;ox sx.i,,.. 370
ceases Dfi'isn iusteit si'pe'iof 1ueio'
% cases Coepor's Isinglass #@@
Il sgg#@ haIes Hans. f.
- :, :, VIZ,
iW pohhus ioaine ethsh'
800 Nitrate Silver;
. .asas na,r. F,.,ra 80 60. ~
h 7#5 se' A : 80 AA1 1ofsS' 54
---- ~ cans Magnesia, Cal, English;
cases Magnesia Garb;
IN cases Ref Rorar.
~ 80. 80 $3.50. &
h-m 55M5 zU5a 5 - Fps. Ol Of BeTgamct
80 lbs. Oil Peppermint:
~ E t6. 4@t "a ,.,,s, .,,,..s. VA 7I71't e
oo POUNDS Amseedi
% pounds Oil Cloves;
1s no,,ds oil eadsr. .=
-, : 7, '
~ pounds Oh Gubeos;
20 hounds OH Black Pepper,
xo..,. Al Tf.'
% pouhus ~ thhohus,
3gross ShoeInakers Plasfers;
Ia rrosa Sa,,y paudsrs. 5.,@....
. " s %, :. '
10 gross Soda Powders
80 gross Sugar Of Lemons;
.M.m4 10 gross Yeast Powdersi
cases Idnuorfce. Calab and Sieifyt
NAV N, i :, me-. e,I., u- \, @ .... y05 ..,[.
wv ioA uieAi oou'hefh 4h1saro5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of six
per in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
the holders thereof their legal
the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo.
Also TO declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
ceoa the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
ending the Both june 1859 for which certificates will be
issued and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reseryng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits a the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue of the 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proxmo, well pay FORTY PER
GENT Of the certificates Profits Of the 1857 on and
after the 10th of September thereon cease from
30th june alt
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally snpplanied other onens and healing an
plcations In both the Eastern Western Heicres wber.
ever introduced and IFS intrinsic merit is the true secret Of s
hecsss in all cuaneou affections whether the case be acc
dent or disease.
Burns and Scalds
Are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inflammation
by timely application Of this maryeos healer the flesh Il
renewed as if by CHARM no blenrh remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from INJURIES especi
ally from fluid and eanphene explosions every mother
should have this healing constantly II heals
sore breasts and quickly the Tee RiDgwoi 20
prevalent in children. e. a.
TO Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machnist he traveller every other individual hnss
lot in life throws him within the Of accident from exnlo
sion, fire collision should tear mind that this Magic Ex
tractor his best and only friend portable and chean
and should ever DO his companion friend i'd need Thers
thousands Of living witnesses testify mr.
tue, who their limbs and muscles TO i,s saving
efficacy.
The following few Of the leading diseases to wbc.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is d preventive,
as well as g@64s
Burns Bruises
Boils, Broken Breasts
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
Chihlains, Granp.
Contracted Cords, Chafes,
Diseases 81 the Skin, Eryslpelas,
Fistula, Frost Bites, 7s
@#Y Fever Sores Felons,
H. ... 4ss 5s GlanduIar Diseases
Mersnriai Sores
a} WYE Pains generally,
Pmples, Plies 4s
0%an880t70.$ @5. 5 H. 5 Poison, Rheumatism
51S Rashes Sores Of all kinds,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
a MORRISON q BLEssING,s
VIEW AND SUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC & DAGuERREorYru
sALooN,
Nc. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
NEW ORLEANS
ofRosITRs.THE r1oAruNE orrIoR
We beg leave inform patrons and the pub
c that have removed om 1874 Canal
named commodious building which we have sttod and fur
nishsd in suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light In the City,
LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
SPLENDID PARLoR AND DRESSING ROOM
' -
ALARGE STUDIO FIR o,r Painter.
"i AL As Ae''e'AfS ro'aas aae e0nsehiehces 'of
'ne eAeeuton o.
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
4a=s 5
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art
g@
am# TEE sW4,1wsr xocpvm
To
ru,Y 1rvnrr, 49, s,v,, }, 4, N
e-> -1' I'm
"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
DR.ZDAXIS,

COMPOUND Strip OF WI1D CHERRY AND TAR
Under IT, influence the most dangerous cough removed spit
ting of blood prevented the breathing rendered soft and
easy and the Unfortunate sufferer is from the
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
exissence
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
j, WRIGHT 4 co
q and ISL Ghartres street
Sole agents for the South.
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DIR. osGooD,s INDIA c1roLAsoGUE

@E4 $ % wy @ CURES ~ &8 ' - 9# 8.M
Fever and Ague Glis and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remitient Fesefs, Liver Complaint Janidtee En-
largement of the Liver, Enlargement OF lhe
~@ Spleen, and MI the various forms Of 5.o.
BILIOUS DISEASES.
THIS invaluable medicine prepared an extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate and il never known
to fa curing Fever and gae any the diseases above
named. l5E 54te .a5a.5a Qz 18 e
Those who ssring from affections Of this kind as also
those who have BECOME nyeda fpm er effects upon Ale con-
stdiion will find The INDIA GH0LAGoGUEa most ftsalu
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly eleabs
from the system the morbid effects bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Gholagogue Graduating bile ,
the human system can only explain lis extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and Fever and Aes
and the various grades Of intermittent reittent eyer
has been tested in thousands Of ease md Ii pronounced
all who have used = Of The greatest Fever and Aane
remedies extant.
BE sure and ask for DR. osGooD's INDIA CHoI.ACoGUF
as there many cpnperfeits offered for sale
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail a,
prices, by
j. WRIGHT 4 Co. VA
I'll and Isl Ghartres street.
General Agents.
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REAL scnErDAsI scHNApps.

REAL sCHEIDASI scIHNAPPs,
yANDEYEERts
AKDIe4TED GIN. y GENUINE scHEtD4a s1.Hy4Pps.
pure article of Holland Gin
Nholesotne beverage and Invaluable FAMILY YFpr
@ CINE particularly beneicial In all cases Of
DYsENTERY,
DYSPEPSIA,
DfARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
- G0UT,
FEvERs.
etc, etc, etc.
highly recommended BY many of The most eminent
clans throughout tic States and agreeable A.
alive and admitted to eeetualy cure all Of
Organs etc. and peculiarly adapted to the use of and
children.
As other article has offered that Is Justly entitled i,
the OF the
Real scheidam schnapps,
the public cautioned opufchase but the genuine
called II
YANDErEER's MEDIcdTED GIN;
Real Sch Id am Schnapps.
Each bottle will hear signature of The propreo and mona
other is genuine without II.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL at poprie.o
prices by
]. WRIGHT co.
and Isl Ghatsrss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

ssoUfiEHaN HOUSES q NORTHERN (IrlNs. THE
lisxsington @ % Soutberner says
We notice that Aa ADVERTISEMENTS Of southern
houses located IL Northern cities are already be.
ginning TO make tIcir appearance. We dis sin.
ape dHat he Southern people win refuse to
AS3d;1feHaace any aElch concerns. They are loo
4 much Ike Northern mdn with Southern princi,
nlea Eat SSDathern capitalists establish business
Eoslsss ID Southern Giles TIT thelf eapltsI crcH
III ktsere sid Mid III building up Southern com,
saefsc and trade. and in establ ishng Southern in
depandenee. Let tlB refuse TO go to Northern
seitaes 70 trade with either Nortllern ~ Southern
aeosss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

The LANDS on 81. LANDRY The lands iii our
parish which aEe provsrhiaIly fertile, produced
astonishing xeanlts On some plantations the past
Yczr b le yield 0f cotton and cane. They are alike
4dapted 10 the cultivation Of both these leading
Ahe1lies md a. striking illustration of this fact,
Me nal mention that on the plantation Of Mr. e. ii.
~ tin, Of BAyoA Waxla, zI5 acres planted iii cot
kon, have turned out 297 average bales. The crop
vt Mr. Il. q. Hawkins has also averaged Ii bales
Ia sfa acre. InIhe same vicinity, those who plant
"a 1sne have reeiizad hogshead and half q The
Y = <fx fp&4r{nf Ri NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

"bers Of the House Of Representatives Of the United
States aforesaid, by the Secretary of the Common
wealth, to declare by proclamation the names Of the
"perons so returned as elected" Thus appears that
nothing is confded TO the Governor but the mere
ministerial function OF declaring by proclamation what
appears on the face of the returns. Yet, strange to
say, he TO try this contested election by pro-
curing or allowing some one to hand him other and
extrinsic evidence of the fairness of the proceeding
He takes official cognznce of the prosecution againsi
Byery, and Of papers in the office Of the Prohonoary
with which he had no business-reciteB these In hls
proclamation and makes them the ground of Inns action
Can there be greater mistake of his duties and powers
than this The violation of law is obvious and gross.
The Governor. instead of acting ministerially, by
simply proclaiming who is "returHcd as eIected, as
sumes to play the judge and to ascertain who opg@f to
have been returned Nor is this ALL Having assumed
judicial functions TO try the case he decides it without
notice to the paties-wthout hearing, and upon such
evidence only he chooses TO send for or allow one
of the parties secretly and crpae to put III his hands
Whatever may he the merits Of this case all men must
admit that Gov Packers treatment of it is most dan
eerous precedent which, if sanctioned, may lead to the
grossest usurpation and injustice. FAIRPLAY
p,ynspIroHia Nov. 70 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

ARREST OF PROF. Extraordinarily Officer Ed
carton of the Seventh Ward took into custody Mr.
Saml. w. Downing Professor of the art Of transform
ing photographs and Autographs into oipaintings
glass; On Tuesday morning We published an account
of the manner in which the Professor alleged to
have swudled large number of ladies out of s. EACH
by promising to teach them the art aforementioned
and how he suddenly left for parts unknown after hay
ing given two or three lessons 1t appears that Mr.
Downing left his rooms, No. 81 East Broadway for
Boston, but in his hurry forgot essential portion of
his baggage. Returning to obtain the forgotten prop
ery, he was taken into custody. He Immediately
conveyed before Justice Brennan who committed him
for examination.
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COURT cALFNDAR-TaIs DAY.

L. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Same calendar
Wednesday
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN-N0s. ~, 40
a. 49, "A. 49, a., 50, 50 to %, 62I.
SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT-PART Nos. 800,
O2 1911 1893 1925 ST. 1884, 1885 1891 l54l lS47 l549 1851
1889 1921 I45l 1883 1889 745 sS PART I-Nos 1913 1890
$50 1923 1904 1862 1876 1902 1894 1906 1903 1870 1914
1914 1916 1918, 1870 1922, 1924.
SUPERIOR CoURr-PARr I.-Same ss Tuesday, and
Nos 40 and l04l added PART IAdjoued Monday.
COMMON PLEAS-PART Mos 1905, 1906, 1908,
2I4 22O3 222 1923 zi 225 2J6 2327 1928 1879 1880 1881
1880. PART U-saine on Wednesday.
KISGs COUNTY SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERY.-
Nos IL r. la IS 49, g. 49, a. e6 49, 90 90 81 81 &c. a. S.
So 49, 100 lOl lO2 OJ O4 lO5 lO6 lO7, 08, 100 10.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COuRT.-NOs. 30, 30, 81,
49, co. 81, 60 TO- a. a. IS 70, n 70, 49, 3D. This Court
opens a O'Clock, a. m. - - -
BRoOKLYs CITY CoURT.-Nos. y, % 80, 81, IS,
a. 49, So 40, a. A. ~, ~ &C, A. 81, 49, 80, ST. 81
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssToNs-Nov H.

large number Of cases ia this Court had 10 be post
pOned to-day Consequence Of denquences Of witnesses aud
lawyers The calendar being exhausted the Court sent for the
Grand Jury bring IN indictments and waited for
time but the Grand Jury not ready consequently the
Court ouued after diposng Of the following cases
Patrick Farrell indicted grand larceny pleaded guilty 70
attempt aud sentenced 10 the Peteuary for
Andrew Watson Of No. 1854 Fast Eighteenth street the
pnan the ID July he employed the prisoner
to his where he feeding and that the prisoner
ab.conded with the horse valued SO pedders also
the property ofcomp snsnt worth 20 and harness worth
$40 harness worth 81 He subsequently, srre.t
ed after having old the Peter Duyea from whom Il
again transferred the hands Of VIM. Boyle The horse aud
wagon were found somewhere Long Island Adjourned.
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Arrival.

Steamship Mount Vernon Layhed Savannah ndse. and pass
Steam gste Beneuguela (spsn) De Aria Havana Nov 6
Came to this port for repairs experimental T. sse
passage.
Ship Black Sea, Cole New Bedford 10 hours in baas. to
Runch Mencte Was towed TO this city by the steamer
Ship suana Barrett Providence days in balla. William
Bark Golden Rule whitebury Aspinwa q dsy. cotton &C.
to J. Joy Oct &C. bark ashore Hedandes Point
could not ascertain her name The R 6a: had no.hnt Sa
light head winds 9nd Gains the entire passage.
Brig Iceland (Br) wsycOt Windsor N s. days plaster 10
Brig Queen Esther (Br) Gard, ElabethpOrt coal for ST.
schr. Ocean Wave Br), LOckhsr Windsor N s., days.
plaster TO ID. X. DewolL
schr Nonpsre OBJ, Hail. Comwsi. N S. days potatoes
schr Nnetts Taylor EH1abethpO coal for Eas. Green.
seh Marshall Chichester Richmond days -four ,Obsc.
schr Mary T. Mangam whalen Gloucester Sc hours f.h to
Woodruff Robinson.
ss s M'' s$s sas rs. E bsd SSf y:,
schr Glide, Lowell Boston for Albany.
Schr. Convert, Boult Fall River Tor Albany.
Schr Palladium Ridley New London for ALBANY
ScT n MsH,oP H. s5swsier PToydeaes q hours
ssE5 fob ~ W c.Re NsS ., for AIby
schr. BrAzos, Kelsey, Portland days stone
sR TaHa Rsy f Pond ia aa aS Stone
Schr Horizon jarvis New London days
Sclr Ellen Barnes Dightmsn FseRiyef day.
Schr Fannie Heard Davis Hartford 2days
scT Edad Conrad ES,sSSshPOEt coal 5o New Haven
Schr Emeine, Nickerson, Providence days.
Schr Dusden, Chase Port Even for Boston.
Schr. Gass4beas, Cole, Port Even for Boston.
ScAr. Alniira, Hart East Greenwich days
Schr. ID. :. MeTshon, Allen, Virginia days wood
Schr. J. T.. Bowley. Smith. Provincetown, fish
Steamer Boston Crocker Phadeps, mdse and pass 10 p
Perkins
Steamer Planet, Wilson, Philadelphia md'e to Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer POomska, Nye, New Bedford md'e and Pess 20
master =. =.
Pope
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia, mdse to j. N.
Briggs.
Steamer P. T. HART sddel, Philadelphia, ndse to j. NJ
Briggs.
Steamer Pelican, Baker Providence mdse to Isaac Odsu
Steamer ospray Kenny. Providence, mdse. TO l. Od-n
SAlLED-Ships Highlander and j. j. Boyd Liverpool
WlND-During the day N. NV
1HR STEAMER EsPRE STATE Of the Fall River line is
oil the great Balance Dock for repairs She will
aud be thoroughly overhauled
ThE SHIP MORTIMER LIVINGSTON is also the lAge Sec
uona Dock She will be stripped Tecauked aud newly cop
pertd.
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CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-Our report of the beef-catte market
shows that fond antcpaons of the continuance OF the
advance obtained last week were not realized. The
supply was great for the power of speculation to
control prices. 1t was about $500 head greater than
had been counted on and the price went down from
half to one cent pound, and was lower on Wednesday
than on Tuesday and at late hour in the afternoon
considerable number of bulocks remained unsold and
some of the holders manifested disposition TO accept
very low offers, as they anticipate flood next week
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advertisement.
II. r. III. ALBERT EDWARD, Prince Of Wales

and Suite view at :
The photograph of the PRINCE exhibtionhe lat
taken In Amrrcs-was psde by royal desire the Revere
House. Boston, October 49, 1860 His Royal Hghnes not hav
ING time to sit while New York communicated through the
Hon f. Archibald H. b. NJ Consul New York his willingness
to ait for his photograph Mes Quincy Son they would
20 to Boston The undersigned immediately repaired thither
and the results their by the Pictures the
Gallery acknowledged by the Prince well as the hundreds Of
visitors them TO be the best picture Of him
tan Also view all the members Of the Royal party aud
Copies now ready for sale othe rnce Suite oan
lies from the largest plates made 70 the de visit for
albums
Trade supplied at liberal discount.
J. Quincy Son. Photographic Artists
No. 70T Broadway
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The following is the North Stars specie list:
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......
Cleared.

hpsRoanoke, Couch Norfolk Ludlam Heincleu
MstanZas, Reiner Havana Lawrence Fouks; Nashville,
Murray, Charleston sPoford, Teston Co.; Thomas Swan
Ramsey Portland H. B. Cromwell l. Co.
Ship. Hovey Robinson Liverpool.
Barks-KosmOs (Bremen) DeHadie, Bremen, Kruger Bros
Advance Cain, Queenstown, Boyd Heincken, q. w Hal
Patten, ew.Orleans n. II. Brigham.
Bngs-Nysssa Campbell ST. John, A. Smithers Co Sea
Bird Campbell ST. John, p. l. Neyius & Son.
Schooners-A. Townsend, Townsend, Galveston Oakley K
Heating; NJ. f. Parmeee Gass Washington, G.. Williams
A. G.. Leverett, Seguipe, Lsvaccs McCready, Mott Co
Globe Ames Philadelphia MASTER Alees, Harvey New Ha
ven Target Farrell Wilmington Fairfax Mott Alexandria,
Stafford Dodge.
stesmers-Bhstol Allen, Philadepha; Anthracite, Jones'
Philadelphia Jersey Blue Chad,ey Newport MASTER ocaro
Baltimore; Bristol, Allen, Phisdep his-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

COMMISSIONERS or ENTGRATIoS.At the meeting
Of this Board yesterday afternoon Mr. Casserly, the
clerk, stated that all the stone remaining within the
old Quarantine Enclosure at Staten Island would be
forthwith removed to Wards leland. The claim of
Health Officer Gum for house rent which has been for
some time pending before the Board was referred to
the counsel. From the weekly statement it appears
that SO 1872 egrants have landed this port since the
lst of January last, being increase of 81 70l in
parison with the number arrived last year. Number
of inmates in Wards Island SO2. Overdraft January
l. 1860 $l 653 To- Aggregate receipts TO date, $685.
1a %. Disbursements and currents expenses, $22S
$50 "a. Balance in Bank, $l4,9Sl 90.
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Disasters, &c.

SAN Francisco, Oct ia survey has been held the
steamship Granada by order Of the captain which eoomnend-
that she be sold auction which done the 18th n ana
realized $1,000.
HoNoLrLr, Oct The Am. steam propeller knsnea met
with serious accident Lahns on the 10Th having on inc
morning Of that date the reef who're she g or ABOUT
ten hours So FAR be- asceaned BY divers she mas cst
considerable portion Of her shooting aud has also SUSTAINED dam
TO her bge rolling the rocks She viii have 20 be
hove for repairs the Of hc Is estimated at om 900
TO 81 o She still continues tight aud there no appearance
ofhaying strained receiving any injury to her frame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
Wholesale N. Y. Prices Of Country Prsdue,

FoR rsk WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY, Nov. L. 1890
Reported exclusively the NEvYoxx TRIsuSs By Dksw
& fREsoH.l
EorlcE 70 CossasoRs OF FAM Psoprcs evcrythinS
od. Mak plain lndeble directions package,
including weight with count and Of srsiclss Also
tuoi bin of particulars lnsds Of package MARRIED bn~
always mall with notice when and loo hinss
CeHsssiSs.-rsg selling Bsuss Fruits, 10, vAsrs pssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

SALARY OF THE COMMON CoUNcIL.-Just at present
there are a vast army of aspirants for Corporation
honors tempted mainly by the bait of 81 200 year
salary. 1t may interest these municipal patriots to
learn that the members of the Common Council have
no salary fixed by law and their pay Of 81 200 this
year is by special appropriation of the Legislature
applying this year only. If they receive compensa
ton next year. it will be necessary to procure a sim
lar appropriation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov t.p.,
Justice NRIs0S '''N

THE TRIAL OF THE ERIg sLAyERs.
The DirtrictAttOrney stated 10 the Court that In tho
Of the alleged captain aud mates o. the SLAYER ~ h "a
tended try the spiis Mr. JoAchiu.en coun.s or d.
prisoners inquired IL the Intended trv b.h
indictments and that officer replied that he could then state
what he would do
Judge Nelson remarked that II the District Attorney wa. no.
prepared 10 tell what he intended the matter
would have 20 drop.
After further couversaton agreed postpone the
subject till neat 1uesdsy when Of the indictments vii be
tried.
LIABILITY or BONA FfDE PURCHASER OF STOLEN
PROPERTY.
Richard r. LardneT agt. John n. Murray 81 .L
This IL the suit reported on Monday in which the
psnH sought to hold the defendant liable In damages for the
three bonds stolen from him aud purchased by the
defendants On Turday afternoon the Jury rendered verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for 2 danagrs aud $3.50 yzne Of tho
property VIM. NJ EysIts for plaintiff, VIM. Fullerton for de-
PENDANTS.