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The national Republican., 1861-10-29
kETTEn FROM GAnIBALuI

The following letter, from Garibaldi, has
been received, by the United States Consul at
Antwerp:
The national Republican., 1861-10-29

1t is of this last order, that the Star, false to
the end says:
"Col. Baker put it in his hat, without stop.
Plug to read it even, and pushed his command
dhsad; Uouyh il turns oA 10 haze been a second
c'"fto" per eteJran against his doing so"
1t was n" such ca,dion' at all, nor did Coi.
Baker "pash lis command ahead" after receiv-
ing it. 1t was delivered to him on the battle
field, and that field was Immediately upon the
Virginia shore Of the Potomac
The national Republican., 1861-10-29

There will be grand review this mornn
of Gen. McCaiPs Pennsylvania reserve divit
ion, Gen. Smiths division, and Gen Reynolds
brigade. 1t will take place few miles tn
other side OF the Chain Bridge.
The national Republican., 1861-10-29
THE PAGE WATCHED.

We learn that the Ice Bort, in conuectio
with another steamer, is now lying near smith
Port, down the river, taking proper cautio
of the cruising of the Page who is in Quar-
ticO creek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

arm into the horse smouh picked up his feet mounted
his back and proved in the most ineontesaoie manner
that there was one more victory Of mind and courage
over brute force.
Mr. Rarey showed upon the stage by speciai request
two Shetland pones which he purchased IN their ma
tive islands The smaller stallion, five years old, Is
only thirty inches in hight, and although probably the
smallest horse in the world has most of the good points
Of The Arab. Indeed, Mr.. RaIcy asserts that these
rigmy ponies are descended from Arabian horses when
ere taken to Shetland than two centuries ago.
end that their dimnutiveness is due TO long course OF
starvation pursued for many generations The horses
Of the Arabian desert of to-day he deems fully wv
years behind tie best English thoroughbreds in point
Of share endurance, size, and beauty If he iscorrect
Mr. Seward has not got such very remarkable animals
in those children of the sun, moon, and Mohammeds
courser that he has lately received from his friend
Ayub Beg Tarabulsy
Mr.. Rarey announced another exhibition on Tuesday
evening, and third on Thursday evening. When the
curtain fell lie was greeted with awhirwind OF cheers,
for which be modestly bowed his grateful aeknowi-
edCements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
FIRES.

FIRE ~ RIDGE sTRERT--sARROw ESCAPE.
Between II and o'clock on Saturday morning fire
broke out in the grocery store OF John Windreih on
the first Hoor Of the f0urstory tenement house No. 3
Ridge street. Several fire companies were quickly on
the ground after alarm was raised and succeeded IN
extiDguishing the flames before they had made much
Roadway The stock was destroyed and the furniture
of the occupants much damaged by water Loss $l5O.
Insurance on stock $500, in the GeFmania Insurance
Company.
The House soon became filed with smoke, and the
occupants were at one time in great jeopardy but,
through the eXertions Of the police and hremen, all
were sayed unDjured
The house il four stories high, has only narrow
stairway and the walls are said to be very shaky
There were l6 families in the house, numbering be-
tween 80 and 90 persons.
FIRE IN NINTH AVENUE.
Ab0ut o'clock Saturday evening lire broke out IN
the dry goods store of Samuel Downing No. vs. Ninth
avenue, and caused damage to the amount OF $3.50.
The stock was insured for 81 500 in the Rutgers and
Hamilton Insurance Companies. The building was
damaged to the amount of $3.50. Insured IL is sup
posed that The fire occurred through the OF
one of the clerks in throwing siil-burning match
among cotton batting as be was engaged IN light
ing up the store.
The alarm in the Eighth District, Saturday night.
proved to be false, 1t was caused by the occasional
fashing mp of some anthracite coal in stove on the
third floor of No 20 Nesey street. IN the premises of
A. y. Robbins & Co. The reflection upon the ceiling
On seen through the windows from the street led those
who Jaw to believe that the interior Of the building
was in flames, bence the alarm.
FIRE IN THIRD STREET. I'D.
At 3. O'Clock yesterday morning a fire was diseov'
cred in the Lodge Room on the fourth floor OF the
building No. 2i9 Third street. Ii wac soon extin-
guisbed and the damage sustained will not, 1t is
thought exceed $25. The origin of the fire is attbu-
ted 10 the eareessness Of the tyler or person having
charge of the hall.
FIRE N THE BowERY-Two woMTN INJURED.
About ~ o'clock Saturday night fire, the result
the of children Df9ylnQ With
matches occurred the second floor Of No $50 Bowery,
in the apartment of Mrs. Blackman. She had stepped
ont for moment and during her absence two children
who had been left alone in the room began playing
with matches. The little narrowly escaped suilo-
cation The other occupants Of the house were greatly
alarmed and under the excitement of the moment Mrs.
ONei and Mrs Mccain, occupying the floor above,
leaped from the hlrd-sory window upon shed IN the
rear The roof OF the shed gave way, and in falling to
the ground the fractured both Of their legs, and
were otherwise badly eontused. Help was soon at
hand and under the direction Of the police the women
were removed to the hospital. Damage to furniture,
SIS and TO building, 500. The building is insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
ART ITEMS.

We are glad to learn that Mr.. George II. Han,
who has been some time in Spain, has been very sue.
Desul in gaining the applause Of the Seyiians by ex.
hibipg of his charming fruit pieces painted since
he has been in the land Of olives and ponegrsnites
The January number of "The Crayon, which in
Of it's articles speaks very ofily Of the ignorance
Of the daily press that Hicks has just com
pleted portrait Of the Hon. Rufus King Governor Of
New York, for the City Hail." This will be news 10
Mr.. Hicks, well as to Gov. King, who may not be
pleased TO his long deceased father substituted for
himself
May Of New-York, we Learn from the letter of Mr..
Dwight to The Boston Journal o Music IL at work in
Paris on picture the subject Of which s the murder
Of Admiral Colgny, and another representing the
shelscene in the village inn from Wayerley Boughton
we learn FROM the source il engaged upon pic.
ture, The subject Of which is Whtiers Maud Miller.
Dana OF Boston painting large picture from Long
Aenows ExceIsior." The moment shosen IL that
"hen the @pirng youth sinks In the snow witt. his
Banner OIL strange device still held up in bic hand
mr. Dwight suggests Is good subject for Mr. Dana's
pencil the Three Wise Men of Gotham, which he
binks some New-Yorker ought % commission him
90 execute. But the great difficulty will be TO end the
sbree wise men. II Dir. Dwight win but designate
them, perhaps some New Yorker will be willing 10 pay
literally for having the trio put in bowl by the atis
sochanan Read has LEFT Paris and gone 10 Rome. He
going TO paint "a beautifully poetic subject but
"r. Dwight had forgotten what II was
MI. Lang is at work upon his picture, commits
noned ey Mr.. Stuart of this city, representing Mary
Queen Of Scots distributing her jewels and personal
among her attendants ths night before hes ex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

COFFEE-Deers buying moderately sales OF 40 eas no
ettQsc 200 nats Java at l6c; Is bags do ct loo % DO.
s ss fer Gs: sss have
advanced while brands quiet previous ra,e but
, ,S%s s . rss Ss .s for
STATE and WessTp = '2S - for .5a s @n ss ~.
ga for hPps brands S sa, 4os sDo
ordinary brands have been picked less bat choice s,s; arc
and N fair rssnes .Ass q 2S 1e at srs y.r
limited and The local demand The low sde. are Si.s
scarce I9O Ibls At Is 5oSss % for %iIsa TO
TO.' and =, "a Fl. Sss1d floor fer ne 'SI
sales s Ss q Is O caT~ Neal . sSTs
SAFES Of 10 bbIs 81 81 Is for jersey and " IS for
oRINTbo Wheat nsrSe. opered l,m, with t.lr inuty
chiefly for export but IN par, for milling ere ne s.ss On
at the close the sales Oo bu.Le Milwaukee Cub
No s ia hSI s sla North Western SO at
bushels Red we:tein ssg nsiy 10 Ngss .v
81 20 SEQ bushels handsome Red Long BsIsy
4 u @ Ss sso ysi iS as b
limited request and steady sale, Of Wesern and
H. supply limited sss. Of loo bushels s5S
Com low sad gn'eed lie densndi restricted sy The
Goo bushels 81 os7ic for Western Mixed .,ore for
S SSi Ss s front ss Colin. New
nv Dc mot sa b sSss S any f,' 81
inquiry Is Ugh, feT slipping prices are Unchanged
quiet and nominal a. s for Common and
MoiAssES Ia QUIET sales Of 70 bbl New OrIsans at DC.
and by auction 100 bbs at sSr -.
NAVAL sT0RES-Sp,s TIpen.ine has been 10 ,snta oe,
ter damsna and prices are sdyauce OF laltc GAL
lon The sales Include $50 bbl here and 10 aiy ~ Sc
stisyht s,c Soutbern shipping JOG New, o,s ooss
tons, aud sc. AewyoTk bkls straight and shppns "ae
Crude Tnpenne has been quiet et former r.n
Fca. iss s. srsn aus ss hut s hsa sy
leed Tar il dal and heary' We quote nonnsy - s'~
oil s-Iinsecd is .l dull aud nominal 81 3ed3lc salon
Guide Sperm is quiet st VI 30 Crude Whale UNCLAIMED
Other scrip.iors very insiv sud prices merely porsI
oNS1he inquiry fo PORK in2c ses,s AID NE
narkr better particularly for old Pnme-this 10 ~ DOL
higher and IN request and closes buoysny, the sales are @
bLls al 500 62s io Mess $l ior orc fi''ss
msnd and heavy the supply 4 r sses Of "a eps
Ts6 ie' Country Mess 81 el5 Tor repaaed Me e
xio1 10 70 Tor extra Bacon Is baoysntj ssrs % * a.
a Cut VIC rermmedS Short no2es ~.
shoitnbbed City aud &c for s tCIeas 90. Nv n,i
tn and IN r request fo export and The tsis sne
moderate sses of bb 1pd tea 81 lo'e sor stree &c
for Kettle enaeed Gut Meats are IN limited deaana ,,e
for sbou!dt saslc. fn Hams Dressed LEGS se
and IN dessId a @1e syssrs b i rs9s' anu ,e s,sis
sni s iog choice do. Chesseis in moderate der'spa
he ior Ohio and q a osc. for State IA ,oo a. ~
RICE stSady; sales Of 10 tca ss % 37s@saNv ."
The Dsuy 1. GIosr Seed and r. 49,
IA srm; saIes OF 40 BIZ d bass 3 s R.ufn,
10 fair REQUEST and Is armi sales OF Lie haan'
tsJGiRsThe demand h moderate se: Of 100 SnS sss
al az 5ic and 100 hhds Melsdo rr,sae TERMS
steady AZ &c. for Crushed, nc .n-S.t I. e-nf sSps
TIiLOW-Ths inquiry is good, and the n'a''''
wHisKY-fbe Iparsss Il bestsIi the sfna0a 's''
Nv btlA u Ssle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
MARRIED.
HOOD--HARRII

HOOD-HARRIS-On Thurrdsy Jan. by the Rev Charles
Anderson Mr.. r. Hood Of addletown n L., to bliss Mary
Il. Harris of Auburn, N. Y.
JOHNSoN-GRANT-In Brooklyn, Thursday, Jan. g. by
the Rev f. NJ. Johnson, Evan n Johnson, il, 70 Amy
daughter Of the late John W. and Catherine Grant Of Manche'
,er Jsmsica. w. J.
sTEy ENs-MEADAt Locke, Csyugs County on Wednesday
Nov rs lst0 by the Rev Pkisnder Bate Mr. John g. Ste
yens Of Groton Tompkns County Miss Charlotte H. Mead
ofths place daughter OF the late Dr. Phlsnder Mead
NILLCOX-SAGE-At Sheffield, Thursdsy, Jan 2, Miss
Caroline SAGE 10 Mr.. William Wilcox. both Of Sheffield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONs-JAg 6.--B-fore Justices
QrA1KINBrrH, OsBoRs, and BRHNsAS
Inln nrknran nssani and battery PcnltentiarY two

months BIijt Corb petit Larceny, PeitontIsy e. months
Cher Cerro petit larceny Penitenary month; bridge.
fitzgerald assault aad battery Peniien.iaIy three mont' John
fzeerud assault and battery Penientiary three month ah
ais Hogsn petit arcey Penenary two monhs Ann ipos,
petit arueny House Of Rofuge Thomas yenco assault aud bat
trry months Charles Kinney petit larceny
City Prison days. Edward Lee petit larceny Penitentnry
tkrse cnhs Mary koonan assault and battery Peuitenry
three months Mary Ann Patterson, assault and battery lined
s5 John sullivan petit larceny, Penenary three months
John smith p~t larceny Psnensry months Robt Ausn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
COURT CALENDAR-Tmrs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Noe. SO, 6S,
10 90 81, a. a. 25. &c, ~
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUTT.-Part I.-No Calen.
dar Part lINos. 5250 1861 1901 1888 1913, 839, 1872
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Demurrers-
Nos. 10 20 inclusive. 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Mos. IS, 767, 96l, 659,
s1s $40 6s7 3oI Part H-Nos GAO 800 6S6 $685. 1884, 88s,
500 49, 55i SAP 5O2 So Az 49, 49, 1872 s4, 49, 54 $780,
sIO s7s, 4s6, 800, a70 672, 144, l42 740.
CoMMOs PLIAs.--Part L-NOs. Z, 3, 8, z, 9, 10, III,
~ 49, IA Is. 49, II. Pant H-Soa 10, q, 70, a. rs, B r.
"a 20 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

larceny, Penitensry montss Williams assault and
battery City Prison day. VIM Wiegnd assault and battery
Penenay four MONTHS John We:gant petit larceny Peni
Tertiary monibs Mike Hearn petit larceny Penitentiary
three months Isaac Nsebman sssault and battery fined Slo
James ii. Alley, assault and battery. fined $50
The ca day very large and dozen other
prisoners were tried found guilty. and enanded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
gIjRROGATE's @FFICE.-JAs. 5-Befora Surrogate WRsr
DECReR IN THE cLEU WILL.

appointing John Ceu sole executor and egatee ordered
ud adeed and that the win Elizabeth Csu beng
date Dee 49, 1851 and propOunded for probate BY John Cle
die cole executor therein named be admitted 10 probate and
The same heby pded probate and record valid viii
oesl and pssp estate without prejudice 70 any question tha
nav lac m any other eject thereof upon hs real
o1io OF tie tesaA Hyde Park In the State u New ioT,
and that letters be ued therein TO John T. Cleu
the proponrnt sole executor thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
DECISIONS,
COURT OF APPFALs-J.N. :.
AHNINIoII NNI'N HHE''T'
Bishop l. Stewart agt Wm. Burdsu e, al.

Talbot and others agt. Talbot and others, argued A.
C. Hand Sppeauts A Parker and j. H. Porter Tor re'Pon
donts. 80, .
Nos 7s a-Joseph Desned appe au. agt. Daniel Parish,
Parish Anne Parish and Martha Parish respondents Sr.
san d. Pmish appellant, ay the respondents Anne
Pa.h sad Martha Shs man. appellants es sussn NJ Parish
Delshed Daniel Parish James Parish respondents On
nrnept kessrs. Alexander e. johnson and VIM M Eyarts
counsel the appellants Joseph Deaed and sus1n NJ Parish.
j. w EdBonds counsel for Anne Parish and Martha sberuun
Charlie UConor counsel for Daniel aud James Parish.
CAfESDsR MONDAY JAN. Nos. 10, H. H. Ia IL, ~
~, ~, IS, 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
BROOHL YN ITEMS.

SKATiSG.-The frozen ponds in the Eighth, Ninth,
Sixteenth and Eighteenth Wards were filed with
thousands of skaters on Saturday-among them nun
Ter of ladies One young lady, apparently about 10
years of age attracted great deal of attention by her
graceful movements. She remained on the ice nearly
the whole day. The ponds were also throDged yester-
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CouRT-CH,xBrH..-JsS. 5.-Bsfors Justlcs
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COuRT-CH,xBkns.-JAS. Before Justlce
SUTHERLAND
rEE BrRDELL EsrArE-IsJUscTIos AGAINST THE
ADMINISTRATOR DENIED.
Bishop L Stewart aEt. VIM. Burds1 tai
The plaintiffs claim that the late DIR. Harvey Bur-
dell ndor,ed certain notes TO the amount OF 5000 for which
he became liable to them and which hi, hc. the defend
ants arc abe The action IL brought against he heirs and
the administration Of the deceased and the Platns ask ha;
tain real estate hands Of the heirs be sold sai
their clan and that injunction issue restraining them from
conveyix dTo OF the property In the time An
order 10 show granted and tho Argument the de-
that the facts alleged not sufficient to
uurIsn; The issuing nuncsionthe claim no. being e,ab
,Led by Judgment aud being lien upon the real estate
The Judge denied oion for injunction and discharged the
order TO show &c with 10 costs to abide the event Of
the action bot without prejudice TO the sh, Of the plaintiffs TO
move for order restraining the Referee om distributing the
prooe, 4. Of the sale the heirs.
scoGeld Hyatt for paintias; Bri,iOn Ely and Chale'
Eiwa.ds ioT defendants
DECISIONS.
Ralph Ogle at. Robert job, implicated, &c.--Mo-
o denied with 81 costs but with leave b. papes
showing that the order Of Oct entered With the knowl
edge sad const attorney for The defendant Job with
ou evidence ,hsi feet, cannot aid the psn,ih IA what
10 bve been an unfair attempt deprive Job attorney
oi ihe oesis follow ns the disnd.ssl q Oct J. -,
nsing complaint this action by Sau OF the order taken by
default sIDng the plaintiffs motion for leave 70 reply to ne
eve 10 reply the defendants answer granted payment
OF $40 opposing this notion and 40 for opposing
Tbe,bsyS Veen ct al Az FHedeiick Brens sThe Re
ecver and injunction should be considered only temporary and
10 be continued only unit Committee shall be daily appointed
Vim A. Green sgt L. STANDARDIZATION to yacse order Of
are 4 granted with & 10 costs TO either party.
hsay kSsy p; Henry sj sJsa to T''' order Of
John y. Grhn &c. est 0eraIdn Destas-Moton gained
cost s1s the S PS. sy rid u s9 S o
trial, and pay 80 co.is of this notion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

Cry MoRTALIrY-The number of deaths in this
city last week was29 OF which 81 were males and 81
females. The principal diseases were consumption,
90 Group, 6; scarlet fever, IA; Inflammation OF lungs
IL marasmur, nfantile, 6; convulsions infante, III;
small pox, s. Group, bronchitis, >; iipthera, g. &c
Under one year of age, o. Natives of the United
States, 49, Ireland, %; Germany, 8: England, b.
Scotland, ]. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07
marle,,-c.sryrIlI EgrOnrnD ,on rH, N. Y. rN,ur,.

SATURDAY. JAM 5 1901.
AsHEs-Tbe market quiet for Pots at So old Pearls
sre dull at SIS.
COTTON-The market described to-day by prominent
broker As having zone mad John Bull advanced prices d. and
Brother Johnshsn nearly &c" The business has been
nated AZ bses portion in trsna. We quote
advance Of idlc We quote es follows:
NEw-YoRx cLAssuIcAIloS, JAN. 4, lssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

RUIZ ASD DEsTIrurIos.-Capt. Waddy Of the Ninth
Precne, Police found family consisting OF six persons
in state of great destitution and misery, in shanty
in the vicinity of Washington avenue and Bergen
street. on Friday last. The floor was covered with
water, in which come few articles of furniture were
floating. TIE husband was stretchedi out on two
chair in state Of beay ntoxication and the mother
and four children were huddled together in the oppo
site corner Their clothes wet through, and they
were nearly famished with cold and hunger. The
woman and children were removed, and had their i'm
mediate wants attended to- The husband was brought
before Justice Cornwe, and sentenced to the Pemten-
tiary for three months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

AssrsTAsT Es6IsTERs or THg FTRr DEPARTMENT.
Il- B..d Of Oe's Of the Fire Department Western Dis
lci have placed the following Candidate IN nomination for
Assistant n fnegrs. Charles W. Drew, Engine No. g: Henry
Van Brun, Engine No ls' Wm; Mclaughlin, Ensne No =
DAVID Rogers Engine No 10, ChAIlse We,herc Engine No
Nm Taylor Ebyinc No. s. j. y. Brennan, Hose No. James
HsEan Tnkine No. David Stewart, Engine No, H. Wu. A.
above but three be coen The election will be
bed Friday evening Jan 49, The return. will be
he sA1pe nz A. the ce Of the Fire Commissioners resod
tuition III. retiring Chief Engineer M Israel
d. kesoI unLnlneusy passed oy the Board Of Officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

CARcAsTs REMOVED TO BARRFs IsLAsD.-The
oF contractor during the year 1850 removed
caFcA~s the Of the city OF hoos there s
cows 207 dog, 500 calves, 81 hogs, l29 goats ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

FouYp Ill IN THE SrREEr.-A young woman
named May Qugsy was found Atlantic street on Sa;nFdsy
vh shoring Illness. She conveyed ~ the
Third Precinct sistonilous where short time thereafter
~. ysNr birth infant. Mrs. Qurry from Railway
for purpose OF finding of her friends In this city,
she ok mrorary lodgings house Ia South Bgookyn and
,I s.cenng Der suoon turned her out Of doors
She viii be sen. 20 the Aims House to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

FIRF.-A fire broke out in stable ut No. - Iibert
direct OF saturday oauscd by spa Ks from black shop
the same building Damage sight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

Dr,TH OF POLICE SERGgAsr.-Sergeant VIM.
II stewart Of n. Fourth Precinct Police died hs residence
In M, Avenue nesr Bedford avenue, Saturday morning
m body be conveyed 70 Greenwood this eiternoou and
N be by the police force Of the city The
bell, win he ,olld while the procession l. moving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-07

EVENT. FHrnEs's AssocGATIos.-At a meeting of
the Association Exempt FFeInen, held recently the following
ie,r. ws. elected Tor ensuing year; President John e
Roach Vice President FARRELL Ward; Recording Secretary
r. Pit Financial Secretary WIN T. Spague Treasure,
Ale1. Andersen
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upIands. FloIids. Mobile. n O. L
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Nrlauns it. N A.


Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Personally and appeared before me, -,
Justice OF the Peace parish and city aforesaid
Brgg President, and H. P Janver Secretary who
beiag suy swo doth depose and ray that the true
and correct books Louisiana Nuiu1
Insurance Company.
CHAS. BRIGGS, President
Ii. P. JASrIER, Secretary.
Sevrray subscribed sworn 9Th av of Jannsry
1861, before me- u, +. MITCaFLI,
Second Justice of the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

Q TC, III q IT-
des liYrea de la compsgni6.
4. BROTHER President
JAMES Il. WHEELER SGcrstnrs.
ErAF A LOUISIANA,
Pdroisse d Orleans vile de IT. Nile Ortans, {
Souscr par moi jour do jlnvier
1851. D. r MITCHELL,
ia got ,Iuee de Palx de Ia So ,onde Conr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17
BUREAU pU CANAL CARoHDELET EFT DE LA
CoMPAGNIE DE NAVIGATION.

CoMPAGNIE NAVIGATION. I
NoH velie- Orleans. rs Dec 1860 }
~ ConfoE1ne1me1i aux resoI utiolRs adop-
assemble du DrccteurB COite dts
de Ia Compagnie tenua lie 10 dcemhre 1850 deS
positions cache6eS serOnt rcGues bureau dc In COgnie
usuuau VENDREDI Ter jour fGvrer 1861 inc1usvtment,
pour location bail pendant dome du Canal Carondele
Bateaux Neoyer, Chemn Coqui5 Edices lie privilege
collector lie paRee du Canal du Bayou St Jean u Che
CoQulj, les drots privileges de la Com
uagne chhre les amendments qui
bort propositions devront flutes suvan les Sp6
cfcations adoptGes de Compagne 10 ddCembra 1860
ne cope desquele ceridte par lie Secreae est achde
an III Copagnie usquau dit Ter fevrier 1851 in
pour de enchGrisseurs du public
general.
Les propositions devront cachetees ct aessees
sign6 Ia Compagnie ct mrquaes respecyement
Propositions pour Ia location bail du Canal Carondelet
etc.,
DIS I'd LOUIS GAGNET, secrttaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17
T,EGA,, NOTICES.
| OFFICE OF THE IA oaE MotOaA 1A-
" sURANCE COMPANY OF NV ohLhAhs.
~. c,v, vs. january S, 1861


NEW OnEe1 rs, january s, 1861.
accordance vi the Charter Of this Co5ps and an act
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana, (ao l76 approved "a" aren'
1880 public hereby given, that the following ert1h-
Gates Of Poq tissue Of 1885, with accrued interest bseoa re-
main unpaid in This Company. If Lot claimed b5 She legal
owner or owners within thirty days Publication Of
tubs notice, the will be cancelled and aunu ed aHd inc
thereof credited contingent the looks