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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

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under the st1 le Gf JaEnes D. Lehmet Co. Chris
Br9nFh Ot lho State binlS Of Ohio, az Rridrenort
ii0aos Platntias
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

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ID -. a. VA GasEs ~ tse Ap2isuse
wiki Eree=ej .As EEtt fzFeEs1i- EsntsEzs
Ehieh fril is WIG5eEInE retaliation sa
Lses'B TisG5StiTsSsF SD PsrSoahliries.
i Uas eTs9ezt thz4 the Sszlts felt
alarmed AZ tie iS1eare ihF0BgI ]. the
gHiisrie5, les. n Lbsir aPpIzuse HoF tbs 70
lie Caios E<stiosnts Of The Teeeesssezz
taeJ night 20 TO Ger.
Tbs5F feau we're sos TIi-fSap5ed. for. IS
Senator 5ohEs9s eOnsiadsI. tb@ n9st de4E-
enioZ Applause HeSou9oea Throughout the
edEnSeE, sIsetrifTfEE senssOrs, aad IN tie
baggage Of OD@ q raF@. ,.seesaisE 70 FtaEE
The TeTy Eo7F from the sh1ssbeE.T
But Il did B0s Bt0P ibsFe. Some e=fsE-
EiABt5e spectator. amidFs tas din. sbosted
for iAEee cheers tor me CHioz. ghfes were
joiaed "a bg al Sbe excited crowd La5Iet
waved Sbeir bssdteFehieEs aBd eI4ppsd
heir bat5s, Ubis8 The anteTTiEed. IN most
StsstOrias voices. Lb1ndsssd O1t AaiTo for
tie Unios- Js \ seH rs0Ueufs the ap-
Plsste GabFided, sad the galleries Fsse Ia
Ftanliy cleared Of All bet TePostef1.
NAJoE hNDEEsor-FE0BAsLEH oAz-
Information TreeiTed here to-dzy, fran
CbrFIeEtos, states that ABdersoa ADD tUO
liegteaa1ts iBtsnd 70 FeiiZa aud lszEs Pom
Snutef tO-n2Fr0E- LIEUT. DaTis baG
BTittsb 3 IstteF stating that fact. That
step would ktiH issEe 0se Eeutensut IN
command The ttstemspt is not belieTed
here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

UH1TIAs-A2rat - Estats t.yE1-Rssa rrlios
= - Cz==lz. CgIlt e lis Cosy IS 5Ebs
- 80 : - 80 - z.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
Premium Plows.
SMITH q GOBRRT,T,

SMITH & GoRRRLb
INVITE THE ATTENTION or FARNEEs A I'm,
y dealers 70 their large stock oF'SuPsFiSE Pio1a
any In the market. We have on han,l All ~ S,f:t
9esirah!e pattelna such PfttsbuEsh Iron CeufFt
g hisel Centre d. Patent Lever, d eide HII en-
stsei Con binattou. Datarona Western TflIer Do1hIc
aud Single shoveisi All 6f Which ve viii IN n
mil s1ITTH GoRRELLa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

= NEza. Zssg:
Gsha HhR7Eoa 4o1 H. CEE
Far9zgrs DSrT H. Ira 49, &
H.. Z CT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

%ONISq Flake %
30 " Pink Eye do
mh4 Y0t sAie by J. TuOBURS
NOW Is THE TIME
TO CLEAN InUB FURNITURE. and to DO %
vits'ut iPjlrHE them 3nd Pith very IittIe IA
ING'S celebrated
FURNITURE POLISH.
4eknS1Ieged bH All that have uSed It, 70 be the
6est ever 0l5eEed % lIousekeePers. mia
GIHAIOIs sIxINS-Another lne lot ius4
~ EssetSsd. Z. B;'tIfSG, Agt, OLA Fellows Han
ZIG c.9Le mh4
A LARGE ASSORTmENT or POW.
N ADkS, Hair Oh, PsFfun1eTy, At redneed price,.
nh. odd Fsfio sS'G Eaif Si1 As s1si.
KnL YOUR RATS AND NICE BE
N t0RE tie sHninsr sets In c9star's ExterHli-
nAtor II ths unrest aud safest q al Atk for Co.
Rh4 & BOOKING. Agent.
THB REST AID SAFEST WORN
i MEDICINE can bSfound a. ODD FelIoUs' HSii
Drug Store; z. Boxing. Ast. nhI
Use LIQUID PEARL. Or BLOOM
~, " YOUTH. I. BOOKING, AEt, Odd Fellow
iaAll drug store.- mia
A LII THE POPuEAR PATENT ME-
"A DlCthEs, Hn6 ciS srs q AT Prices, PeFfumeFy.
Sc Sc eT Dc SI4 a Oh FelioUt nalI Drs
2Sete. Z. 800hIS9, Az mia
pERINED 6UGABA.-I1s bbls. AIsortFd
~ Hsn9od sugar. - Rblt Golden syrup, juAt re-
gahz PA1EoN. DoSIoS ooLEBAY.
HERRING-s5 bis cboiss HsTTinE.
IL 2 dFullinE eh6SeA Codhih
tust received and fer ~ ~ r. tlltsIsi71 =
Inh2 PAXTON, DQELQN 8 OGLEDAY.
GtoFFEE.-llo bag Prime HI coGs5, just -.
nah2 PAXTON, poNIoS : oGLERGS.
NLOUR.-E1tra, Family, Nd P6St1Y. eo,l ,,antIr
| milf ' PtxT5Ss ISn,,I M, : on; -7,.,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

HOT PRESSED 2UTs.--so00 r. Hot
oesas sses Sp'. n.9Ets e 1s 1 81 y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

"H0WB's'' Standard Scales.
III OWES STANDARD Scales all siErs Colpter,
AAny o. Cltti8 SealE Ter ale a. Fae.
t9Gy PL1ees- BY p G. HTLDRETIT 4 BPCl
oet2Srd&E Agents Tor ne 9IS1Sf, ra,S1,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

yrXiiBtfGoN uuL 10 LET-Gs BROADWAY ORA
II ste on8srcct Tie hali rs by X reei MIN .ea
cl1aRae. tof iegNs, Sc artir y iOliN SNARE circuit
tiuygasatll luatliIe. w bgotGway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

EpRYANTss MrNSTREIS,
ID Mcciatucs hail. AZ broadway above sya~t
MONDAY, Oct, Is, aau every r4h daring The week,
THE RAW RECRUITS. DATss MfIAT'5 MATTER.
MONS HAfRNAN-PESTD. rRESI DIG ArATERfST,
The great Negro Man Sir, . variety oil tricks
s. O. GAMPBEit., the popular Vocalist, in Ballads
EpIi HORN, NEIL, aus D.sN. BRYANT
the fiyog,e Ethiopian Comedians, The Buseaue Of the
MANAGER n DISTRESS.
Brptus Forrest Booth Dan Bryant
Sic trienoli Snvi IL. Bieir .Eph Iorn
Door, open Mt so curtain a7., Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

A CADEMY or MUsa..--THE OPERA.
IN TjIIs tTUlRsDAY} EVENING.
AL a 4i9flef ssveD,.le commence ut eight,
u. DlLAAN5 BFNEttP
Seats and tickets BE- had 1T tc Academy, Shells
and q. Breusipgs, and Ia the evening ntsthe door.
Family Circle. sd cents ArrAtthearc. 20 cent
III BAis!sU ~ MASChEkA
IL HtIL0 TX MASCHERA,
The great success Of last winter.
MISS CARA LOUISA. KEfLoGG,
tIIcr FIRST n.'aasgsncc iii the great role o Anaia)
MISS HINkLEf NINE. SrKAKOSCii,
SIGNoR DRt6NtMj. SfGNOR MANCUSI,
SIGNDR DUBRiSltf. SkGNOR BARiLI,
Conductor. =. -. .aIGN0R MuzIo
On Saturday the same pcr.oitant Gin Brooklyn.
N MONDAY, OCTOBER Il,
Tho sarund AND Las Might OF the Opera.
NorrcgT sats iii! CONNIE tomorrow NJ ts
regular ticket stee.
IN tRlfkAY AND shTURDAY,
Pusit ycsy the last ts,o az
u sAsMhNvs FAREWELL soiREEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

vfINTER GARDEN
w BENEFIT
LAST APPEARANCE
Of the celebrated comedian
Mr. CHARLES wAIcop.
The management has pleasure in devoting the parfor
of this evening the bcneit Of this distinguished
artist who for many years has held 80 high position IN
the regard and o New York artist and gentle
The bin Will be OF unusual attraction, comprising
THREE POPULAR PIECES.
PRETTY PIECE or BUSINESS.
BOX AND cox
AND
SHOCKING EVENTS
Mr. War0t will appear Dr. aunccloi Shce and John Box
On Monday, October u, The original American comedian
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE,
will appear ia the character Of
SALEM SCUDDER
10 ROusciault's great drama Of the
OCTOKOpN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

NEWFOUNDLAND Doc ron SALE.--t LARGE AND
AN well trained New otlfdisn De Wn be gJld i'W II ap
pled Tor Immediately, Apldg Il is Fourth st,eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

IIoR HAyANA-THE CLIPPER BARK YOUNG AME-
N ltA Capt. Coll u.s. is now rapidly loading at pier H.
Norh Hvcr and viii be despatched Immediately; is we'll
provided with f.ed cannon and small and carries
complement Of freight rs per barrel,
a2z Gems foot For balance OF which passage apply
TO ROBERT & WILLIAMS, 10 Wat,r street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
- 4a.lllsa l-a3a4I5.- - |-4si|l4-4---
ANTHOLOGY.

fsLAIEvoYANCE. --MRs. SEYMOCR's MEDICAL,
~ rooms arc removed 70 No lo1 West Fifteenth street,
Of Sixth avenue, entrance Fifteenth street.
suatious sickness business, absent Friends &C. and
satisfaction guaranteed or nc pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


II 'N ' ' ToNIanr
EVERY NIGHT rms WEEK.
NEXT SATURDAY. AFTERNOON,
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL VII &c presented the
'"AA UNION BunLEsouE,
SEVEN Sons,
BRILLIANT SCENERY. wiz" ITS
and . o... oon,,n,n,m. EXQUISITE MUSIC
''' w Wa is%iiT sah&soru OF THE COMPANY
uEasLD
FINE SCENIC ErrEors.
SUPERIOR + 70 a ANY PIECE
=, NvEk Ss'' W n SrAps AND sEnErps
sraAcTiTE s'i muSS sHnrss shining
rb sH2 isr Bslss ss5 sS SOVIET
S1 WIFI y %jIi tiSHSfSf dioSFP hSEs
yRoEia nasR Ri pNG 81 BLOOM;
SklE4S nhiK FA EirH fIE Is gEig
S Er A STBF FAKh Fl 4 EF sHsLronr
THE lie a ssia'a il;s s 81 THr nnBn1Los
CONDUCT or ENGLAND i'@ r 81 THIS COUNTRY
EVERY TELLING mr.
PoPuAR nfsea s1 Fo ns' INK csed
'"' c cti n P PUB tus OPINION
and the pusiIis grspssnssa his ,cSs
on 1iiE NEW YORK STAGE.
THERE ARE THREE rABLEAux
NEVER BEEN s TlHla ,sfl IN AMERICA.
Tae eye aan aweil vim pleasure on such pictures tho
CURIOUS s PIia f. STAIRCASE,
ASCENT OF THE srfislrs or THE LAKE.
wATTEAr scENI. 81 81 A SissSs Nywrns
RECLINING AMONG THEiR RfoC1s.
SERMON AND CATER IN EVERY SCENE
Every man woman and eitild who has dozen lines to
WALKING LEADING ARTICLE.
IL is BRILLIANT pRopuonoN
SHARP HITS, HuMoR AND WISDOM.
DRILLS 2si Mik asSas, PaofuTqooSs
are rnE oVE f'i's AND INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
Also New ouaar 1ho Me f liha OF MIDLOTHIAN
arranged from avosie scotch as Vim mutation Of Tag Bag
rls'' anu NEW AND BEA WI SCENERY
MEssns ROBERTS AND LEWIS.
s hsSi Ha gfyH
D'av0ln0 co,m6,, H.. j /, M. hAyRA KEhsE
, Iailiias.. Mrs LoiTiE hos Gil s'A. l'ss
A'"0''"S Davoi: Miss h as knsiANFhAu
Moaescs. Miss FRANCES
SHlphuess. Mrs. MARLOWE..
''i Mcph'ophilc. Kiss os Nc saioS
Cabee. ............. ........... MI. j. a. BURNETT
DR.. Fussait. Mr.. LEvlCK.
Jake Bast Mr.. II. +. DAILY
Plato. Mr., q. BURNETT.
Fred Flutcr. Mr. MARLOWE
Mickey McGinnss. ,...Mr. DILLON
Mira. Pluto. Mr. q. PErERS.
Pas dc dcuA by Miles. MARIE AND AUGUSTA. ~
Doors al toitpdst ST.: nj halfpas
Seats day IN without extra charge
NOTICE.
In order accommodate
LADIES AND CHILDREN,
there wilt 10
A GRAND MATINEE
SEVEN SONS
SATURDAY OCT. 10
Doors open al one, commence III Two O'Clock
Children 81 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

KY PERSONS REFERRED TO FOR gHoM HAVE
w extracted .4na one "a t@esc teeth aAe IS que si ~,
without the lcast painful sensation. DIR. LtIttER nsn-
list (laeal years. removed to No. ieA Ea Twenty second
street. Bone Filling without pain, 5N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

MADAME RAYy 40 90 SEVENTH AVENUE. NEAa
1 Twenty seventh street surprises all whoyjsit brF The
kick rcubd and uaueky should test her 81. Ids
gentlemen
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
:HNlQtlhl@l

vTHE undersigned respectfully inform their friends
L in West Baton Rouge and surrounding parish s..
that they have associated ,hem- elves under the
and style of GOI.DMANN h FENDl4Ek. to carry on
the JcvvclFy Business, heretofore conducted
by Thenlorc t,oln.Anu, at their store opposite
the Branch Of the Louisiana State Bank, Baton
Rouge, where they viii always keep on hand the
finest and largest stock Of
Engi b, Fre,eh 4 American Watches
Je,celry Diamonds Clocks, Si1renare, Piasos Ae.,
that be found in the South out of New Orleans.
We intend to sell a cheap the eapest, and war
rant goods to be what represent them, OF the
money shall he refunded.
Mr.. ExANrn FSpLkx. Of the above 6rm, is we'll
known throughout Southwestern Louisiana =
-a,er in Jewelry, for many year. past. lie trusts
now that he has DOM lca ted himself permanently in
Baton Rouge that his Oh friends and patrons VIII
not forget his establish ment, but eaM and examine
his new stock OF fne goods whenever they visit the
city.
GOf.DMANN L FENDLER,
Watchmakers and Jewellers,
Third street, opp. Branch State Bank,
nov 1913 Baton Rouse, Ia
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
II VISall' Ell ELTON.
Fiat de Ia LOu,Siane.

Etat de Ia Lou 'siane
ParOisse Quest Eaton Rouge.
I'M VERTtT dune proclamation de- son Excellence
IL Thomas o Moore. Gou erneur .!'Etat d.. Ia Luis
ane, iate 2s Feyrey 1861. election srra teau'
lans cctte ,arnsse. LUNDl. Ter jour d'Avrl 1861
,our el're Juge de Ginqueme district Judcra,re.
c"mposee f.s pnroisses d'Est Feciana, Est Baton
s"uge Quest Patton H"nge ct lbervllle La dit cleo
zion 'onue mme suit, ct les Ietours fats
formement IA lol:
Ia ma;son d'Uzelien Raffray-Commis
saires-J Braud, Vii TniIier ct Hub H-bert
Au Cafe de r. Bonry & Co Commissaires
F. B Trinidad, Adolph Dnpuy ct c Woods
A la naison de Cour-Commissaires-H J
Hyams. Valentin Dnbrora ct VIM Reynand,
Au mayasin !e J F Tac"eau Commission
aires-B W Clark, l. LobdeI ct B R Chin"
A la maison uEcnle du 2od District de
Ecoes -Commissaires-H S Flynn.
Edward Nunlin ct } NJ Beauchamp.
Les scrntins seront ouveIt de 9 heuIes a. m,
usqu'a heures p. N.
Nm. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
roAlet Ju.nr-spAc14h IA nAl'onE

On Monday March 4th 1861, at II O'Clock a. n
the Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment with
F., .e following men,ber- prcsent:-J Hraud, j. T. Ian
dry r. A. Woods j. C. Woods, Jas. l.. L"blel., ste
,hep Pipes c. $. l.obdell and u. r. Cain jas. I.
Woods In the chair Abseht:--E. B. Trinidad, N.
Pope and " W l.emmou.
The following tablran and Report of the Ora nine
Commissioners was read and received nd the co,lec
ton ordered
7alleau of assessment IF Drainage 7tr mae By ordt
Of Police jury on the 1sh day IF February, 1851, by
the undersigned Commissioners. for erpnsss atrddy
incurred ." sasd "oyh, to ',' For printing ~; J."
eer $40s 9l fr Commissioners $3.50 tor per cenay
Of Cllec,or md Treasurer s220 IS, m,G,mg tota'
Of S22o6 Sc the proportion bring taken according Z
the amount taxed each person fur the eN'mate Of The
ch0le 1cOrk:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
@ELECTIO.N.NO7ICE.

state Of Louisiana !
fali>h of Nest Eaton Rouge.
IN 53tDENfE To pr"clama tl"n issued by his Ex-
L cn"ncy Thomas Il. Moore. Governor Of the state
II Louisiana. of date the 2st day Of February 1850
election viii b. held in this parish ON MONDAY
II. > day of April Sol for tn. purpose of .lectne
Z Judge lnr tho In cial Il.trct composed of the
arslles Of East F.liciana, East BATON Rouge. West
atom Rouge and Ib-rve, Said election To be held
follows. the returns I" be made according tn law
At the house of Z Ratfray-CommiSsi
ers-J Braud Vii Iuiliier and Hub Hebert
Al the rotfrehouse OF I Bours 4 Coz
B trinidad, AdoIi,e Duruy and J C Woods
AT Conr, us--Commissioners-H J Hy-
ans. Val. ntin Dubroca and Vim Reyn"ud
Al he store of J Tacneau-B w Clark.
Lonis Il lobdeI aud r Ctinn.
At the public school house. 2nd District
Commiss'oner>-H S Flynn, Edward Nor-
lin and NJ Brauchamp.
The polls will be kept open from 9 O'Clock
a. m, until until o. clock p. N. seeasasssass
MM WHlTE Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06

A VERDANr OFF1cE-SEEKER.-
The Washington correspondent of
the Springfield Repu51icaas writes:
must tell you a good story of
this wild scramble for Office. A
farmer like-fellow came here from
the West a few,eweeks ago, and
went to workdforsA prominent $4,000
place in ON Of the Departments.
At henake had never earned $500
a y&t, but having seen the Blue
Book be had from the first set his
heart on this particular Office. BY
dint Of industry and brass he got
a heavy list 0. recommendations for
the place, and came on to recon-
noitre. He at last went to the Of
flee Of the Department, still occupi-
ed by one of the first men of the
Democratic party, backed by scores
of Democratic Senators. The West
ern gentleman presented himself
in the following style: 4 am an
ap; licant for your otfice-I expect
to get it. Are the duties difficultl'
Mr.. s. saw in moment who he
had to deal with, and with merry
twinkle Of the eye replied, oh, no!
they can easily be performed
indeed, a boy could transact the
business Of the Office on a pinch
But said Greenhorn, 4 am not
much used to the writing business,
and shall have to get you to learn.
me the duties Of tie office. l
would be willing to pay you fairly
for learning me the Iopes!' Whe',
you are appointed to this place.
slowly replied the incumbent, Il
will agree to give yon fortnight's
tnition without charged He has
not yet been called on to redeem
his promise, nor do l believe he
ever will be.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.
Medical Department.

The annual Course Of Lectures in the de-
partment will commence on MONDAY. No.
vember l2, 1860, and wiIl terminate in th-
ensuing March.
JAMES JONES. NJ D., Professor of Prac
tice OF Medicine.
S. L RIDDELL, NJ D., Professor Of Chemis-
try
WARREN STONE, M. D., Professor of Sur
A. H. GENAs, NJ. D., Professor of obs.e.
tries.
GUsrAvUs A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor OF
Materis Medica.
C RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor of
Anatemy.
L. NJ. LAWSON, Professor If Clinical Me-
dicine
THOMAS HUNT, N. D.. Professor of Ply
siolvgy and Pathology
$: B: CHAlLLE, ": D.. Dom ., A,,tomv
W. G. NICHOLS, ". D.. Dem OF Anatomy,
The Rooms for Dissecting will be open
the second Monday in October.
The Faculty are Visiting PHYSICIANS and
Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital
The Students accompany the Professors in
their visits. and free of expense, EMO! ex-
rraordicary pr ctical advantages.
Preliminary to the Course, Lectures will
be delivered daily in the Amphithestre Of
the Hospital from the lst ctober. on Clint
cal Medicine and Surgery. and other objects.
without any charge to Students.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D.. Dean
O. The Admi nistration Of the Charity
Hospital cleo annually, in April, fourteen
Resident Students, who are nainta ned by
the Institution. Sept lst 1860
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
GIGANTIC FRAUDS.

Three gigantic frauds have been
made public this year. The first
and greatest of these was the case
OF Mires, the Jewish banker Of
Paris who failed for $120,000,00O.
The second is that connected
with the management Of the Cana
da Great Western Railway. The
principal offender in this case is
one of the managing directors, Mr..
Laing, now Finance Minister to
lnoia, and a member of the Brit
ish Parliament. The principal
charges against Linn are that in
1852 he entered into a contract
with Mr.. Withes to build rail-
road from Hamilton to Toronto,
the cost not to be over 932S,0OO.
After the road was quilt a further
sum OF 100000 was paid to the
contractor through the influence
of Mr.. Laing, who, it now appears,
was silent partner with Mr.. Wi
thes, and got the lions share of
the spoils. He afterwards was
largely instrumental in effecting a
consolidation with the Great Vest
ern Railway, and sinccthen in ef-
fecting an arrangement with the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railway,
in which enormous fiauds were per-
petrated on the stockholders. 1t
is charged that Mr.. Laing has
pocketed over one million pounds
sterling by his fraudulent operations
in connection with the road. He
is now in India, and his return and
explanations are anxiously looked
for.
The third financial sensation was
caused by the discovery that a
oank clerk, named John burden,
working at a salary of e15O per
year in the Commercial Bank Of
London, had detfauded the bank Of
10000. burden had been for
many years a trusted ledger clerk
in the bank, and it, is supposed,
had been robbing his employers
trorr bis first connection with the
institution. His mode of operation
was to enter certain deposits to the
credit Of the actual deposition, and
then dupliate it to the credit of
an accorhplice. In adding up the
latter, credits were always omitted.
When the money was to be drawn
by burden, he would procure a
check from the accomplice, so that
everything appeared in proper
shape. burden was very regular
in his attendance to the bank, never
even taking a holiday. A paraly-
tic shock at last kept him home
one day, and his books came into
the care Of another clerk, when
the discovery was at once made.
burden has confessed, and given
up about 100000 in real estate.
The bank has closed its doors, and
is winding up its affairs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06

~ The rumor that Garibaldi
is going to marry an English mar
chioDess is nnfonnded. He is in
lore With the whole country, but
has no time to concentrate his af-
fections on an individual, fair and
captivating though she be as Albion
typifed.