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On Thursday morning ahns By the Rev Jeremiah Moyni
han, Oh B&BFY Il. VERB TO Miss ANGELICA T., eldest
daughter of the late Milton Il. Duncan, all Of this city.
We acknowledge the receipt of some of wine wi
which the wedding this gallant young gentleman beautiful
younE lady celebrated We quaed long fe heut pros
nerity and happiness TO Mr.. and Mrs Channcey e. Mebb
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Card of Thanks.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY A DESoTo RIFLES
New Orleans May IL, 1861
The thanks of the Company hereby rendered 10 Mrs.
Robert Mrs Warsoe and Miss Anna Nalle for present
arSs of Housewry for officers privates. Also to the
Misses Paru Miss sa Hooper and Mrs. Hooper, for present
of Lint for the use of the Company.
BY order of the Captain
my11 2p2t J. HENRY BEHAN. O. s.
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DRS8To RIrIEs The regular meetings of this
roiiipan WIN IN hell IN Monday, Wednesday and
evenings AZ every week Applications for
membership should be made il accordance with
Pie notice elsewhere published
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sEAtTnH GSsEYs Capt Maupay's company are
Called upon % meet for company drill this evening,
I NJ flls arnory on Gustomheuse street, near Old
sasss. Every nletnheris expected to be present.
\ kee The Captains official call.
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0RhgASs RIFLE RANGERs Company 1.-The
aaelnbers Of this company are elsewhere notified
\ 10 nieat tp-daE at #s o'clock, at the old Marine
HospitEl 70 BID mustered into service Parties
DESIRING 70 join should make immediate application
at No. 90 St Charles street.
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HE GoNEEDEa ATE lag afessrs. Rea Bros,
y Alseasae advertise that they prepared
letter paper, bl heads etc., with the Nag
snuh azatls printed III eoIors Them They will also
u binding. printing and ruling
* Seq advert sssnent
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z GBoaSE IA special meeting Of this
IS called for Monday evening, 18th ms,
~ u d clock Punctual attendance is requested, as
Iaftant business Fl 10 be transacted.
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sffES VIA tien. Wool, whose headquarters are
" Hfoy NJ sEa who went 10 York without con.
sunasipr direct the military overnen,s ut
place. has recouitendedn by Gen Scott 10 retn
Tray nj ths benefit of is health. All Gen Wool lain tlo
ray good health hts regard the recon-
of Cen Scott something than for his
nlssieai ,seiisbefie
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I'll CHEE To The Patriotic.

Persons having from Five Hundred Dollars upward and all
capitalist wishing join in the enterprise of fitting out
PRtVATEER from this port, invited set TODAY ut
IL O'Clock NJ in the former Court Room the new Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange old Office building
at which time books will be opened and kept open
o'clock P. ii.
fast Propeller can he had provided the balance stock
teken az once myll 2pIt
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hsIlpRs go WEsT PorNT.--old Abe has APP
HeAgssa M iSwing pa 10 West Point for 8he present
JRags Ayls " fiao General Darlington, IL Ohio
Y ~ Bots. Il r, Station and D. b. Cooper,
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4 I1Essoro RratIEs 4 card rendering the thanks Of
his gallant company, for presents bestowed, APP
peats ID another column,
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ITO OsE9' Patriotic EstSseas.

1t well known that large number of men, dependent On
their labor for the support of their families periodically re-
spending to the call OF their country the hour peril have
enlisted in the service of the Confederate States that others
similarly situated are hourly following their example, and that
many families will consequently be compelled to endure great
pVaons it necessary that should provided
to relieve their wants.
AT the large and respectable meeting held Merchants
Exchange on Monday evening" the 22d nst the undersigned
were appointed committee to receive contributions this pur
pose and relying upon the patriotism and beray the ct
zens OF New Orleans respond the opened lists at
the Offices of
oaaS. uasford 92 Grayer street
NJ D. BRADY ~ Co.. 81 Grayer street
r. Marsh nenman Co Cor Gravier and Carondele sta
To which they invite subscriptions.
T. 0. SULLY,
r. A. BOURK,
CHAS OAKFORD,
D. NJ. HoLLINGsWORTH,
aZ4 2ptf NJ. B. BRADY.
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NfILTTARy - ORR. Mr. George Ellis, bookseller,
0ld Lsyee street. opposite the Post-ofiee, to-day
adyertiaes for sale Hardee's Tactics, work now
much id request b our volunteers.
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IsfissllsE 1o AE SEizEn, Asp PEsH4ps h. o,vN,
tfsAa aaS ygrls ID I'LL ISSissiito e5,,ia
et dispatches sag9i ID ex.s.oa
II occupied day ~ ty
EAts ~ seas stpess Ferry Assess
tHNt lsn }er i4si nit,a
sas 40 sfct III sagefy INK
AEqitpd fslee s.s aii II fi,ev go ~
E tis lissses sssId be blown es
cdei firm The gharleslon Dem
SaS n.y. aesltIh dsIssSsss ibid has
70 ~ grsas iFiApd3 81 fhe aoaih,
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gREv kssE on BA yeu LAFouRGHE, The Express
g nessenger III ilbur N 3orge'a 0peousas Railroad
Express informs Is that i bad crevasse broke in
on Bayou Lafcnrche. opposite Dr.. Ewing's planta-
Hon some Six miles below The railroad crossing,
9n Thursday night. The Bayon was laekeing only
z0inehas rise 70 ogerrun the Ievees. Tie creyasse
II al reported TO be a very bad one.
@ AErEE' Taca essrs. HOLE & CO., No. 81
Exchange Place have placed on our table copy
Of ahe above named work, now 50 much in request.
ii " Iii pamphlet form and convenient for use.
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81 Coal Oil and Lamps Country Mer-
chants Planters and the public generally will find Great
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium No. Chartres street
by far Ike largest and only complete stock of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city, which Messrs Co
VERT HILL offer to the trade at retail at lower prices
than they can be purcha.ed for at any house in the
Sou Il. nrs 2ntr
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w Death may ensue, says a dfsting Ill
medical writer from the of mineral hair dyes To avoid
such contingency only Crisadoos Excelsior proved
by the analysis of Dr. Chiffon be the dye exist
ence, and wholly free from poison.
Manufactured by j. CRIsTADoRo, No. Astor House, New
York. Sold everywhere, applied by all Hair Dressers
ag6 Gn1u,6wT
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81 s n cliisRg nor YELL Rgw ARDEp When Gem
IT, 6se rlsans II sleh aecIhuaSien
zasy d s sss Wa sinct hint ha he was
HIN Sias But Ills st,ey do not
eAe WI hia ahsy kncss kstSer y
s4s,gr .ssasss 80 4. Horton Advocate
aas sasie Ba mai III tss.s e
oNy ssas too fsss tsss
ss sassse % sstly e0liies hs ii xnude II fbe
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I w. d j. T.. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden. New jersey,
-Aanufacturers9f--
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUsfo or GAS WORKS,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEsf or Retorts ard other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS oqutreds settingthe uths
Attest and mosti improved modes.
WASHERS, CONDBN6ERS, sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST,
ERs, for relieving the Retorts PRESSURE
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 to 100000 cnbicfeetdaiy
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs, or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS of lisizes. zsE
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE and SINGLE, With Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from TX to ls inches diameter or
Gas. =fa4T
STREET MAIN coNEEc1Io such as Branches. Befts.
Drips, Sleeves etc. IL
STOP VALVES from to s0inchss eherbraHs plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-All the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required IN and about Gas Works. q
REORGANIZATION should be addressed to the PRIECI
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
R5~BRANCH OFFICE 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. teIs 1y6w
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Il I'D b b she Week y oonss
d i lib III; MORN ING, MAY III, 1861.

Y
and others ss
greatly 'griag ss sir
] Z
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81 tAeErkng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proef Nos 81 snd 81 cIsyieT street MN u
leans. AZ 9,tf Z
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The British Copsulin New York announces that
tho formation of British regiment in that city, Eight against
the South, has been done without his knowledee consent
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number of Ladies having organized themselves into So
eey for the of preparing Lint for the relief of those
who may be wounded the coming conflict thew would solicit
the aid of every lady in the city in this work Of mercy
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the berRy the Louisiana Mutual Insr
ence Company No second story 50 Camp street. adj
joining the Of said Association been proered for our
depository in addition the Hall of the Association
sincerely hope that every housekeeper in New Orleans
respond immediately with donations of linen and other
useful articles s2g 2nf
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I'LL asss ssnstslie ut II oa.ees vt the Nerehas
Hssei iaf Room 81. Charles street. the Of !
III hsr -runri.
Particulars Ii advertisement on OIL page,
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Mean average of each days temperature 70o Il 20u
Quantity of rain fallen this month"; .S25-l00O inches
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oREoLE.

"a For Auditor OF Public Accommodations
apneslnee candidate for Auditor Of Public
Accounts nj the election in NoycmSer
a 2pto CREOLE.
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DR. Charles %. E&elts, DENTIST, No. h5a
osaals garoune. Neor leans
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plantation Goods.

Plantation Goods.
Now Hand ..--.-
SOUTHERN osNABURGs,
KENTUCKY LINsEYs AND JEANS,
NEGRO BLANKETS, @......
BROWN LINEN MEETINGS.,
HEAD HANDKERCHIEFs,
STRIPES,
PLA1Ds, PRINTS
ETC., stc., ETC., etc.
Extremely Low for Cash.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
a29 2pf ll6 Canal street,
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linen Goods.


SHIFTING LINENS,
sHEETINGs,
PILLOW CASTINGS,
PRINTED IRISH LINEN, and
LINEN LAWNS,
BIRDS EYE DIAPERS
SCOTCH DIAPERS,
LINEN MOSQUITO MEETINGS.,
TABLE DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS,
TOWELINGs,
ETC. etc, etc, ETC., ETC.,
Very Low for Cash!
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my6 2Ptf ll6 Canal street.
SiEks SiEhs S5EEs
A LARGE STOCK OF
Fl a N Q z SILKS!
On Hand,
Which Offering FOR CASH, at greatly reduced prices
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my6 2ptf ZIG Canal street.
Mosquito .H'etfing.
large stock of liza and 1874 BoBBINETTs on hand
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my6 2ptf No. lie Canal street.
firms ! firms
NICE LOT OF OFFICERS SWORDS
MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
DUST received
Rg-FLAGs AND SHOULDER STRAPS of every descrip-
ion, made to order ct
F. GUEBLE'S WORSTED STORE,
my6 2plm No. 157 Canal street, next to D. H Holiness
Volunteers Prepare
a CTI Fl 5ER ICE
RgREMEMBER!-e
=. N. M O ODY'
COR. CANAL AND ROYAL SITS,
large stock of suitable goods for your HEALTH and
COMFORT is still on hand, consisting Of
EXTRA FINE FLANNEL CAMPAIGN SHIRTS.
RED AND BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS.
LINEN AND COTTON CHECK SHIRTS.
BROWN AND FIGURED CAMP SHIRTS.
WORsTED AND COTTON UNDERSTANDS.
DRAWERS.
And nunberless other articles to complete the Soldiers
Toilet.
R5-All TO be sold at the LOWEST CASH BARGAINS, as
long they last, at
S. N. MOODY'S
Gentemen's Furnishing Emporium,
my6 2ptf Corner Canal and Royal Streets
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Aow N aIissou uni. e find the following in the
asew xork 4Rlhape Ssss
IN a y 1901: Union demonstra
nlen was shot but Befiousiy l5ared There sss 10 be
Mshsng sese 81 o'clock III afternoon nat has besf
m ss Ihe Secession dag waves
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4! ROYAL, sA1L1IAxER,

Nos. 10 Canal and It Crossrnan streets,
Sign Of ths Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULIHs, Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes with
Fagaaas suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. fitted
and furnished to order the shortest notice BLOCKS
sizes ready strapped; likewise all kinds heavy BOCKs
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or any
other heavy material ss45
have likewise hand fine lot Of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sails Cheap for Cash.
All of the above articles found Nos 10 Canal and II
Crossman streets, New Orleans
N. B. Sail and Rigging branches and country
orders promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
MIG iy&W
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rHERmomgTRloAL OBSERVATIONS FOR APRIL.

ny LEwEs r. TAYLOR.
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Also, New Depots the soraparp Market Fourth Dig.
rc aud Ice House the Orleans jackson and Greas
Northern Railroad Depot, opposite the Express Office
Bs-Chfef Office 80 New Leyee street N o. me- sr
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT and
BALL AUSICUnder the leadership Of Professors sehoen.
heit and G. N. Looming.
EQUESTRIAN, SHOO TING and GYMNAsTIC PERFORM
ANCEs, SACK WALKING, POLE CLIMBING, and
numerous other popular games.
Rdberal Prizes will be awarded to the best performers Of
the above named sports.
kThe grounds will be brilliantly lighted until O'Clock in
the evening
R~M W. somers has kindly volunteered the use of his
ELECTRIC LIGHT, free of charge.
mylo 2ptd COMMITTEE OF yOLKSFEST,
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Mrs. JAMES ROSS, President.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

CSaNeNwEALTH CAsE.-Two of the Smith
family named Zadoc and John, were arraigned
before Esquire Payne, yesterday morning,
on a charge of disturbance of the peace.
The evidence was sufficient against them for
that official to fine John $lo, and Zadoc S.
and costs.
THB WoULD-BE BURGLARS.--The two sol
diers, of whom we spoke yesterday as hav-
ing made an attempt to force open the door
of the confectionery, of which Don Bressel.
arie is proprietor, were yesterday morning
arraigned before Mayor Hawkins and fined
So each, in default of which they were COM
mitted.
A BIouoR SELLER FINED-Befere Mayor
Hawkins yesterday, was arraigned Don
Bresselario, on charge of selling liquor on
Sundays-the soldiers at the Barracks being
the persons he sold to--and. the facts being
positively proven, he was fined So and costs.
The amount was paid and devoted to the
school fund.
LAST IN THE FIELD.-The Democracy of
Newport, or, perhaps, we should say the
Democrats of the Second Ward, will hold a
meeting this evening at Anllers Saloon, on
the corner of Southgate and Columbia
streets, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for Ward officers.
COMING 0UF.-We have heard it stated, in
social circles, that Robert B. McCracken,
Esq, the present efficient President of the
City Council, will be candidate for re.
election at the election on Monday next.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27

EMBARRAssIEG SITUATION FOR A LOVER.
few nights ago, says the Wheeling (Ya.)
IlItethgeNcCr, "a gallant young gentleman of
that city called upon one of his lady friends,
who resides in the suburbs. IN front of the
house there is a barkless poplar pole, erected
in honor of one of the candidates, at the late
Presidential election. The father of the
young lady Keeps a not very ornamental,
bat still useful and very ferocious bull dog,
Who is very jealous of his masters pos
sessions, and very suspicious of strangers.
Upon the approach of our gallant friend,
instead of being received with open arms,
as he doubtless expected, he was received
by the dog with open jaws, and was com-
PEELED to Coon it' up the poplar pole in a
hurry, and in SO doing, tore his clothes in
such q manner as not 10 be presentable in
fast circles. He clung to the pole like
bat, and returned the stfeetionate gaze of
the dog, until gentleman came out and
drove the canine away. The gentleman
came down quite crest fallen, and was COM
PEELED to suffer the modification of declining
to enter the house on account of the rent the
enVieus pole had made.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27

JERSEY Cows AS MILK SFOoK.-A CORE
spondent of the Connecticut Homestead, after
reviewing the efforts made to improve our
horses, beef cattle, sheep, &C, thinks that
mich cows have been too much overlooked
and gives his experience with Jersey cows
in this manner;
The Jersey cow l consider the best, for the
reason that she is sure and young breeder,
producing increase often at eighteeu months,
which is not the case with the Ayrshire, rs
she is poor or uncertain breeder aad she
has the advantage of yielding very rich
milk. 1t will be said that shs is a small ami
NAL; that is true. But size has very little to
do with the milking qualities of tho animal.
The writer, several years ago, took some of
this stock 10 the State Aair, and received as
a premium the salHtatiOn-"Halloa there
BArnum"-"Woolly horse" Be. This pre-.
mium was not awarded by the Committee
on Mich Stock, las they did not look in the
direction of the animals while they were on
the grounds) | wish were acquainted
with the author of the remarks. would
like TO send him the following statement;
Two ridiculous Jersey cows, on common
keeping, produced, from the lst of April,
1853, to the lst Of April 1860, what milk a
family and Two calves Zone Of which | sold
for $200, while refused that sum for the
other,) needed, and 606 pounds Of butter,
which was sold for twenty-eight cents per
pound the year through, making the total
product of these "Wootiy Horse" CoWs
$340 o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27
COVINGTON News.

BBFoRE MAYOR GooDsoN.-There wsst con.
siderable business before the Mayor yester'
day morning, among which may be mem
toned the following; John P. McLaughlin,
ex- Marshal Of Cevington, on Saturday might
last got into difficulty with o man nanssd
Slaughter, at the Clinton House, on Madison
street. Curing which several blows were eX~
changed. Mclaughlin was 6nsd 81 50 for a
breach Of the peace, and Slaughter, his ad-
versary, was fined in the same amount.
Ellen Beattie,. for being drunk was sent to
Jail ten days. John Kessler, who stole
coat at DToYsrs Inn, was held to bail in the
sum Of $50 for his appearance at the next
term Of the Circuit Court, in defaulsof which
he was committed. Patrick Nolan, for lott
ering about the streets, was fined So 50, and
he was also committed for trial on afchEge
of breaking into Tibbs's coffee-herse on
Pike-street, and purloining some things
therefronR Daniel Balen, for stealing a
chicken from Mr. Howard, on Main-strcsA
was held tn bail in S25 for his appearance rs
the next term of tie Circuit Court. HI B.
Meddendor8 for forestalling the market, waa
fined 81 40. John Bryan, for selling hqpor
for Cincinnsti merchants on sample, Yves
fined So 20.
TEE EIEcTsON TODAY. - OF course our
readers, which are composed of the greater
portion of tho citizens of CovingtoH. are
aware that vote will De taken to-day on,
the amendments of the city charter which.
they all understand. They will understand
also,i that avote will be cast for their choics,
Of Postmaster, the name of the one who res
esives the largest humber of votes to be re.
commended to the President for that posi-
tion.
AsALE of fne pictures ndparlor furniture
tax sa place to day in Covington, on the west
side Of Garrard-street, four doors below
Third. Sale at nine o'clock A. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27
SundayIs PieaNune says of SaturdaY last

Ouhudy Vuyuhe says Vi SATURDAY laSt:
Money matters are unchanged. A certain
class of preferred PAPER is in demand at IL
per cent, and some very choice names are
occasionally passed at 10. But the transac-
tions generally are circumscribed, as must
be the case long as secondary signatures are
neglected. Many of the latter are intrinsic
ally as good as the very best but they lack
the prestige. There are hardly any offerings
of short Paper in the street.
Foreign Exchange was somewhat frmer
to-day. Clear Sterling brought from 1887
@l04M, though some sold down 10 lO3.
Drafts with Bill Of Lading Tauge from l0l =
@l02%. Buyers discriminate largely be-
tween names, and rates are rather arbitrary.
In Francs there were transactions at the ad-
vanced figures of 5f47%95f 4el&, and the
whole run can be covered by a quotation of
5f55@5 46A. Sixty. day Bills on New York
are dull and neglected at 213(03 per cent
discount. Some thirty days sold at l24C92.
Sight was firm at L@% discount. Bankers
drew at 2S@16, and the BaRks at H@%
discount.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27

Moscow AND THE RUssIANs--Lscture bg
B0ydrd IdyLor.--The audience at Smith &
Nixon's Hall, last night, was large, though
somewhat smaller than has usually greeted
Mr.. Taylor in this city. The lecture was
altogether descriptive, and was, conse-
quently, one of his best, as he excels as a
delineator.
His theme was wo.fold-place and char
acter; and nothing that was really grand
and beautiful of the former, and no mani
festations of the latter, were omitted. Mos
COW is the great and ancient center, not
only of the Russian empire, but of Russian
pride, learning, religion, commerce indeed
it may be called the epitome of Russia.
There were Russians proper, Chinese, Tar
tars, French, Germans, Poles, Swedes-men
of every class and nation on the face of the
globe. There were the Kremlin, palaces
of mobiles, churches mosques, pagodas, halls,
bszaars, gardens, parks, and a thousand
other things which reminded one of every
part of the world.
His delineations of The people were con-
fined exclusively TO outward manifestations
their dress, their manners, their skill and
their methods of life. He eulogiEed the
present Emperor as the great ref0rmer who
would assist greatly in raising the country
from the degradation in which it has been
sunk for ages. He had abolished serfdom,
and was now endeaVoring to check official
corruption, which has grown 10 an extent
of which even Americans can form no con-
ception.
The lecture was interspersed with numer-
Gus anecdotes, which always ELECTED ap-
plause, but as most Of them would lose their
point by being written, they are omitted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27
LAW REPORT.


Tofna and wife vs. Mueller.--In an action
tried BEFORE Judge Storer, to recover $4,000
damages for an assault committed on the
wife Of Touia, while her and the defendant
had sKpe1sonal encounter, the jury found a
verdict for pInihtif, and assessed her dam
ages at $780,
CRIMINAL SrDR<-SiIas Bonner, placed on
trial before Judge Carter to answer an in
dictment for stealing $40 ana a seven.dollar
geld chain from Margaret Robinson. The
prosecuting witness sssd he had slept that
nightin her hoase, and she had heretofore
regarded him as her bosom friend. She ad-
mitted she had Been confined in the City
Prison on the superstition Of being drunk.
Verdict not guilty.