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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial AGairs,

A duller day than yesterday has not been
experienced in Third. street for two or three
months. There was no demand for Money,
and the market remained easy for all prime
short Paper at l0@l2 per cent. per annum;
inferior grades being always rejected at the
regular houses at any rate, and not being ne
gotiable in the street.
Eastern Exchange was generally dull, but
some houses called it firm, at 2 prem, though
it was readily purchased on the three leading
cities at ~ prem. for Kentucky; 4 still
being the drawing price for Ohio and In
diana.
Gold was very quiet, with no demand of
consequence at 2X@3 prem. for Kentucky,
though Bankers were ready buyers at
1X@lA.
Illinois and Missouri notes were more diff
fucult to dispose of, and rates higher; quota
tons for those, and the other Banks on the
uncurrent list being as follows;
New Orleans, 5; North Carolina, 4O@50;
Pennsylvania (interior(, 8; Virginia (Wheel-
ing City, 1902; Wheeling Branches, ~
@l5; other solvent Virginia, 10000 Mis-.
souri,, 12@l5: Iowa, o@10; Wisconsin (sol-
ventl Is; wisconsin (discreditedl 65@70;
Illinois {~solvent), 20; illinois (discredited(,
o0@70; Maryland (interiorl 10; Tennessee
fold Banksl 1920; Tennessee Gree Banks),
2C925i Michigan and Canada, 3; Alabama,
so South Carolina and Georgia, so discount.
The rates of Exchange and Gold for Ken
lucky Paper were as annexed:
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a Observation-Disclosures sALF or RFAI

a pHIINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN pursuance of an order of apprise-
ment and sale, Of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, l will offer for sac, at Pablo Auc-
tion, In tho Rotunda Of the Court. h ouse, Ia Uinefn-
natl, on FRIDAY, the oath day of aIaV, 1861, at II
to-wit:
All that piece or parcel of land situated in the
county Of Hamilton and State of Ohio, being in the
south west quarter Of section eight (S) third town
ship, second fractional range of the Miami Pur-
chase and being the north part of Lot No. six (6l
on the map tf subdivision Of the. Arbegast Estate,
as the same was subdiyided and laid on to William
l.. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No, ll,S06, and containing seventeen (IO feet
in front on Arbegast-street aud running back the
same width to the east line Of the entire tract, as
the same will more fully aprear by reference tn the
map Of said subdivision on page 500, volume 25s, Of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
Appraised at s.
Terms of Sale-0ne half cash in hand, remainder
In twelve months, with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. CO.. u00RE,
an25.eTh Administ'r of VIM. I. Ready. dsr,d.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

A HOTEL CONVERTED INTO 4 TAnoRrsa
EsTARLlsBNEsT-h Philadelphia. The yacant
GiraFd H0use has been converted into A vast
tailoring establishment for making uniforms
pr the troops Hundreds of girls are en-
Ployed with sewing machines. Thirty th9u-
md suits are 10 be made.
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eEALHD PROPOSALS.

SFALBD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CBlVED at the Office Of the Board Of CITY I'm
prOvements, until nine O'Clock A. M. of TU ESDAY,
May u, for repairing and keeping in good repair
the fOllowing-named streets, tO-vtt:
Hoadley. street, from Fifth 20 Sixth.street.
Court street, from Plum to Elm street.
Wine. street, from Water to Pearl street.
Fourth. street, from Wood to Mill-street.
Also, to lower and repaye the intersection Of Fifth
and Race. streets. .
BY order of the Board.
myltt GE0BGE J. GUIJFoRD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CElYED at the Office of the Board Of City I'm
provements, until nine O'Clock A. M. of TUESDAY,
May IA, 1861, for grading, setting curbs, and furnish.
ing new ones where necessary, and paving, with
good, sound bowlder. stone, on a bed OF clean gravel
ten inches deep, WerDer-street, from Findlay.
etrett to Livingston street. including three rows
of dressed gutter stones. and double row of twelve
by.six inch haggiDgs of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana
fat-rock stone at all the crossings.
Each bid to BIO accompanied by two ~sureties.
Bidders TO- use the printed forms, as no other will
be received.
BY order of the Board.
my-tt GEORGE J. Clerk.
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REMOVAL.
RoOFIN0l RooFTNQI

FENHE QUECALT ELASTIC mETALIIS
is offered 10 ths public As tho beat ana
teeted by an experience Of Year, In this city and "
nnip. Applied to fat or steep, old or new buIlts
sosure 10 the action Of the elemsnta.
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 20 any part 81
diRAry mechanical skill. Orders promptly nIIed.
co.,
.nY1G-a lf2 West Second street.
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HORRIBLE MURDEa BY SLAVEs.-The Chat
tsnoogs GassAe says that a horrible MUIR
der % reported to have been committed near
Bulls Gap, East Tennessee, a few days since.
by the negroes Of a Mr.. Bright. They were
i've in number and killed Bright, his wife
and daughter, and q sister Of Mrs. Bright.
II is thought the negroes were induced 10
commit the terrible deed by two white men
passing rs Methodist preachers. Four of the
negroes were 70 have been burned on Mon
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RAILROADS.
1861. w 1861.
FAST TINGWs
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNAT,HANILTON &DAYTON
Railroads.

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL II,
" tasI, TraIne sil aepart a. follows UEHnl
pS Sio SsanniiltSoS and Dayton af SSpo SnIInr -
Dayton G5nnects ~ dayton with dreepville and
read Tor IinS, chicago and the West Toledo, Be:
troit ard Canada with sandusky, Dayton and
oi9' n. N! R GfSSI NJ ssHSp'f RlxsSFSREss-FrOm
Little Miami Depot. Oonneets via Columbus and
burg; via Ovlumbwi, Bellair and Bsnwood; also
for Springfield. Connects with Cincinnati, Whining
.sss2S A.. MI. EXPREss-From Cincinnati,
Bamiison, and Dayton Depot For ram lton, Eaton,
s%sSspoit, o6 iP 9 ana The ave West, Connects AlsS, at Ham.
lton with Junction Railroad for Oxford and Lib
g,25. A.. M. .ACCOMMODATIoN-From
Little Miami Depot. Connects via Columbus, Bellair
ard Pittspnrsh, via Columbus and Cleveland, and
-2t5S p. H.. ExPRfRsss@sPpTo0Snn Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton DeDot-For Hamilton, OK,
meets at Dayton. with sandusky, Dayton and Gin
cipnati Railroad to Forest. Connects with Green
sssQu p. NJ. ''.HICSCCOMMODATIoN-From
Little miami Depot.For y lumbus and Springfield.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Hamilton, Rich
mSnd, Logansport, Chicago and the West. Also,
Michigan Railroad for Lima and Chicago, and for
Miami pepoteFor XepiS. CONNECTS with oincin.
natl Wilmington and Zanesyille Railroad.
dale.
10 p. M. NIGHT RXPREss-From Oincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Depot. Connects via
Colum luf, Steubenville and Pittsburg, via Column
air 0Is and TdIeRf an%oe shu Via LfatUCs oIumSu va B eiTIlJi~ ana y P gsn.
burg and via Columbus and Cleveland.
sLFEPIEG-OARs ON THIS TKAIN.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus,
at 1898 A. M 1880 A. NJ. and 6if5 P. NJ.
All trains run daily Sundays excepted), except
the Night Express, which leaves Sunday night, in
place OF Saturday night.
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the Offices, southeast corner ofFront and
Broadway; west side Of Yine-street, between the
Postofhce and the Burnet House; No. y West Third.
street Depot.
Trains run BY Columbus time, which ID seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time,
?. W. sTRADER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibusee call for passenger by leaving dirsc
lions AZ the Ticket Office. myl2
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nRFORF w. C9IDsEy. Fs0 ms

RRE0RE W. CHIDsEY, ESQ, JUS
Hamilton County, Ohio. W W. TRSmlSPss
a, Co., VS.. The Winifred Mining and Man:
ufacturing Company. The said defendant,
the Winfield Mining and Manufacturing Oompany,
is hereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against IL by the eaid Justice of Peace, Es-
ouire Chidsey, as a foreign corporation, The trial
will be had on Saturday the 18th day of May, 1851,
M. H. & W. d
mayl.cTh Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI

IA
TWO TRAINS LEAVE UrsoINNArr
II oaily for st. Louis, Cairo, &c. cMeHzfIaaa
MaiI-4s50A A. M 2 @
kxprees-4s6O p. M.
Nj also p. M. p
/ Sunday Evening Exprsss-4sHO p. NJ.
Louisville Accommodation leaves as 81 I. M. IS
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
Please apply at ofhce No. 4 Burrst HousS, corner
ct1ce : ut Spencer House once, at No. 4 West
Third.st. and ct the Daeet, nArnsr OF Front and
Mii-sts. GE0RGE B. McOLELLAhJ
OmnIbusss call for passengers. - api5
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CNCTNNATI.

GUPBRIOR COURT OF CINCINNATT,
= No. l4,5lg-Daniel j. Falls and John Young,
Partners, &c, rs. d. M. Whitney Defendant viii
take notice that on the Both day of March, 1861,
PLAINTIFF fled their petition in the above court to
recover the sum Of $500 against him, as indorser of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of Lockport, on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the sum Of SisS IL,
and purchased from him by plaintiffs, which Draft
has been protested for nom payment, aud John I.
Toland has been sued as garbishee Defendant is
required to answer by the 18th of June next.
JOHN W. HEBRON, Atty.
OfnnfnnoNf mil II 1891 .nTT FTL
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


N05S0EsrTo ALL It MAY
are pending before Che CITY Council Of the city Of
oipsinnsti the f%ollowing 0rdlnenses, . Wit;
Richmond street TO Gest-street.
miller. street 10 q point two hundred and thirty live
10 establish the grade Of Browns ALLEY, from
twebty .eisht feet west I $50
In pursuSpos Of The law said ORDINANCES were
strgcted TO give four weeks notice Of the %Pendeney
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement TO be Med IN writing
with the vity Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
Piration Of the time required for the publication. of
such netice, whom the same will be taken up for
@yiox GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Az OERN. Notice Il hereby, given, that there Is
pending before the CITY Council Of the city OF Oin-
To change the width Of sidewalk on the west side
Of Baee,stIeet north Of Twelfth street;
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk in.
strgctod TO give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
With the City Clerk, setting forth the amount q
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir.
salI5n h 20 59s When si%S he fSSu same Win Be taken SisS't up for
@ys DIV GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
NQTlQR TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Din
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit;
To establish the grade of Livingstonsetreet, from
John. street to Linn-street,.
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone, Long-al-
ley, from Orchard street TO Liberty. street.
To grade, pave and repair with bowlder-stone,
Hatters' ALLEY, from Elm. street to Plum-strest.
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
Findlay. street, from Central avenue to Elm.street.
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
the north side of Grandin street, from Central
avenue TO Plum-street
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
struoted to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
OF the same.
accrue from said Improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount of
damages claimed, within Two weeks after tho eXplT-
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same win be taken up for
final action.
ap76'dw GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
COMPOUNDED FROM
Cherokee Cure!


A UNFAILING REMEDY FOR SEM
n NAL Nocturnal Emissions,
in the Bladder, INSTRUCTED a9d Difficult Menstrua.
tiop, abd all Diseases caused by deyiating from the
ss- BY the use Of this !" Cure" ali improper dis.
charges are removed, the weakened organs Of gem
-. Either sex contemplating marriage should
reflect that a sound mind and body are necessary
no In the Cherokee Cure" the poor, debiI-
itisted, worn u; down and despairing devotee Of sonsual
EB- The %listless, enervated youth, the over. worn
fro" the %eaEn ss9s Of gsi ESH g%e66fsSGsi A qSsO WIFI ALT GE
Of 0pf ah iI sRsSt fSb BIZ EPfRsTRMSnssfpt Y relief from the use
80 To those who have trihed with their consti.
q ZINE! @sdi %ai,s aid dry se sH would SP say VI Sfys1 ps ssf I'fsf
Y q 4 NEE 6 HE MILL tFoI RELIE yyEE
g II deals with disease as it exists, not only
upon which it depends, but il rob1iIds the broken
constitution, carrying life and health through every
Bs- the Sc6sfokees Cure" is put mp in a highly
sS0IIfeet6 IN 51s ta tSr 5aob ths dose sSsso only NIB 6ei q from one i
bottle rarely fails TO effect a permanent cure, no
matter how long the disease may have existed.
disie II action 10 at 1T P GoST8fRs 'f No' Nj III sE ilfRf,
tTsets, in the form Of a delicious syrup HTTS vegetable eA'
~, foI particulars, get = circular fHRE from any
same, a full Treatise. in pamphlet form.
BD Price So per bottle, or three bottles for IS,
and foTw aIded by express to all parts of the world.
UDr Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER a. MERwIN, PrOprietOrs,
d ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
% JOHN D. PARE, Agent,
-r...-..,. Fourth and Walnut-sts.
70 Orders to send the. "Remsdy' by express
will receive prompt attantion. fu. THIS
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Block-tin Pipe.

E0h A SUPERIOR KIND OF BLOCK.
lin PIPEi Tor Bne Lick, Soda, ote., call on
Ii. MeCOLLUM,
cpl 1O1 West siKth.st. bot. Vine and Race.
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wv
Highly important Information.

ADIHS AND GENTLEMEN WILL
please observe that the model aud superior
Bieachtng and Pressing Establishment Of T. WIN.
Ter d co. is situated 1T 201 Eighth EST, between
Senlral-sg and yohn-st., Cincinnati, where All
Kinds OF Straw Goods are cleaned and altered Ia
the very latest fashion.
style. sRS.E
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JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
"A CARD.

BB- Orders to send the "Renedy" by express
will receive prompt attsntion mH~2anfu,TR.S
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REEGn, By Permission, row. W. Scarborough,
Miles Greenwood; Tyler Davidson q 10. 8 Davis,
il, a 90. HeideIbach, good 3 o.; wynne,
Haines 4 %. w. B. Smith & o. Rsvson, Wllbi
Springer 4 Wbitemau SURE, Eckstein 4 %.
Ija1s-y1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY !, 1se1.

ner, Briscoe, Burton, Bush, Butler Caldwell, Can
non, Carr, Clark, Cook, Connolly, Conner of Con-
cordia, Conner of st. Tammany, Davidson of
Livingston Davidson OF Sabine, Declouet, DeBanc,
Dorsey, Dnffel, Dapre, Elam, Elgee, EsEin Fuse
lier, Fuqua, GLADDEN., Gardere, Gaudet, Graves,
Gray, Gill, Girard, Griffin, Hernandez, Heron,
Hodge Hodges, Hongswortf, johnson, kennedy,
Kidd, Labatut, Lawrence Lagroue. Leblanc, Le-
Bourgeois, Lewis Of Benville, Lewis of Claiborne,
Lewis of Orleans, Manning Marshall, Marrero,
Marks of Caddo, Marks of Orleans, Martin of As
sumption, Martin of Carroll, Magee, Melancon.
Miles, Michel, Miller, Moore, McCloskey, McColFom,
Mcfarland, McNeely, Norton, Olivier. O'Bryan,
Patterson, Perkins of Lafourche Perkins of Madi-
son. Perkins of Orleans, Peck, Pemberton, Person
of fNatchitoches Pike, Polk, Pope, Provosty, Pughy
Richardson, Roman, Roselius, Slawson, Smart,
swayze, semmes, Stewart, Sparrow, Sompayrac,
Scott of Claiborne, Scott of East Felicana, Smith,
Tappan, Talbot, Taylor OF st. Charles, Taylor of
St. Landry, Texada, Thomasson, Todd, Towles,
Tucker, Valentine, Verret, Warren, Walker Will
liams of East Baton Rouge, williamson, Wilkinson,
Witz and York-li9 yeas. -L..
Nays: Messrs. Meredith, Pierson of Vim, Rozier,
Stocker and Taliaferro--5 nays.
Mr.. Roselius asked and obtained leave to have
his reasons for voting in the affirmative spread on
the journal:
"In my opinion, the conduct of the Governor
was justified for the reasons assigned in his mes
sage to the Convention. give this reason for vot-
ing yea.
sc RosELUs"
Mr.. Rozier gave notice that on tomorrow he will
give his reasons for voting in the negative.
So Mr.. Bush's resolution was adopted.
On motion by Mr.. Estlin, the Convention ad-
journed until tomorrow at 1Oto'c clock, A. M
J. T. WHEAT, Sec'y.
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'iagara will remain here ten days.
Gaotci Arrivals Yesterday.

CRY HoTEL.--E Bolton, G L Barkhater, Miss
Stone, Preston Me; J Hester, Miss Dr.
Booth J Wilson, DR. Banks; ] Hite, Miss E
" " Macdonald, J Estiin: Ky; S E Russ, La; R
Bridges, ? ID Sanders, Turner. j M Baum, Tex;
R Harrison, N K Harrison, Miss; j @ D Blackburn,
J j Mcbride, Fl White, W S Nelson, j c Sheldon,
Texas; Hale, R Phelps, J Lamon, La VS.
Slaughter; W Patterson, La; " S Metcalf, S Fer
DeVan, Ala; J + Harrington, J A Wilmington,
+ Bacon NJ S AUSTIN W j Mclaughlin, W l. Hem
field, Miss; W l. Aitkin, Tenn; Meegan, L
SANDERS Miss; j J Mnnter, La; Mrs seruggs,
R Jones, Texas; s Wright, Ga; J ] Scotty
Texas; DR. NJ Carter, La W s Martin, Mo; S g
Sloan, Ky; Garbutt, River.
ST. CHARLES HoTEh.--W Pain, La; ] Brown,
Ala; Young, Texas; Mrs Davis Charleston; ;
SMoore S D Owens, J f Smith, A Mayfeld Ala:
A Cain, Marion; G & Riddle, N Y; F Sullivan,
Texas; W S Heath, M W Payne; H : Ronth and
lady, Miss sallie Stark, La; H Allison, Allison
uhoQn, Ala; Mr. Grotworth and lady, Miss
Hithard, La; W P Warfeld, Hithard, Ark !;
M Taylor, La; R Fl Redwood, S McCutchin, G W
Spratt and lady, La L Harris and lady, Cal: Fl
Hall, Andres, Miss; DR. W P HohwaH, Ala H
Burr, G Oliver, J A Davis, Miss; Daygre,
La; Long and lady, Tenn; A Jones' France ;
u McNell Jr, Y Cross, j Clay, Texas; R Hod
ges, Nelson, La; Brunin, Ky; Y NJ Grooves;
Smith, Va; Mrs E A Littlejohn, Miss n G Little
john, La.
n, or. JAMES hoTEL.-A b Irlpler, . Holden, "
Blanchard, La; Jno West, Tenn W Clark A B
Kemp, W Crawford, W Roger, La B Cham
bers, Miss Z Taylor, Tenn; b W Pearce, VIM
McFee, Read, A S Cenas, NJ McClawsland, j
Hebert and lady, La.
sr. LOUIS HOTELS NJ Baranlt, Louisiana; G Col
net, Belgium; McL!wain, Miss t; Jno Mckay. A
Tucker " Sharpe; ? Payy and lady Paris; W
Morgan, Tex; P VanBerger, Y; S Vinson, Jas
Brown, La; Hale, Tex; 2 Rodgers, Y;
Miss NJ Ellis, Elliott, Mrs W Pugh, DR. e Butler,
Louisiana.
RR~Dr. CHARLES H. 1&ells, Dentist, No. 15a
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Yesterday this Court
adjourned till Monday, February 4, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ,
RECORDER BLAoHE's CoUET.-The case of the
State VS.. James Short driver of dray No. 4OJ6,
called The charge was that, on the 2Sth instant,
he had committed an assault and battery, with in.
tent to commit murder upon small boy by roll.
ing sugar hogshead over him. The charge was
dismissed at the request Of the Coroner and jury
Of inquest.
We append letter addressed to the Court
Hon A. Bachs, Recorder Second District
Dear S-The jury of inquest the kinelf the child
nimo go aged years, crushed by ogshead sugl on
Monday, january IS 1861 being rolled dray
OF james Short eXnnCrued tFe said James Short all blame
It benz ore of tosa unfortunate and 1oiHube accidents
that are constantly occurring and will occur long people
allow thair children to be in such places and if there
iMrther charge against the said James Short you will please
''F 4 d BEECH, Coroner
John Wallace, charged by G. Schommel with
entering his room and breaking open an armoir,
with intent to steal, was arraigned and committed
for tgiai before the First District Court.
Charles Berry filed an affidavit that one Charley
Calum alias Cafe, did yesterday, whilst deponent
was at work in the Vegetable market, insult and
threaten him with knife. Deponent therefore
prays for the arrest Of Cafe, and that he be dealt
with according to law.
c0ste with assault and battery inasmuch as he
did strike him, on Tuesday evening last, without
cause or pr0yocation. The arrest Of the aggres-
sor is prayed for and petition made that he be dealt
with according to law.
RECORDER EAERsoN's CoURT.-John Ryan driver
of mule wagon, was arraigned yesterday on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-01

IHE MILLING OF TIE CHILD BY TIE SUGAR
Observation-Disclosures Beach has held his INQUEST
into the cause of the death of the little boy,
who, as we have already mentioned, was killed a
few days ago on the evee, opposite the Red Stores,
by, as was alleged, the willful and malicious act
of the draydriver James Short in rolling hogs.
head Of sugar upon him, and upon which allegation
he was arrested. The little boy was named Ge
ronimo PHO, and was the child of an Italian
woman living on Main street.
Several witnesses were examined, who had not
seen clearly how the accident happened Two,
however, had seen the whole affair, and their tesi-
mony eXonorates the drayman from all blame
They are Robert Trask, mate of the schooner
Laura Francis, who was receiving the sugar, and
John Hetterman, drayman who was standing on
his dray, awaiting his turn to unload The mat
testified that he had just signed the receipt for the
last load received, and Short had Just backed his
dray on the wharf, and stopped to roll off the first
hogshead. The way was clear, but some little
boys were playing near by; one of them ran across
Just as the drayman started the hogshead. Short
in the act of raising himself Up, after starting the
hogshead rolling, the child and instantly cried
out to him, "Look outn' attempting at the same
time, hut unsuccessully to stop the hogshead from
rolling. The child could not get out OF the way in
time, and witness, who sprang forward, was too
late to catch him. One end of the hogshead struck
the child, knocking him down, and crushing his
arm and shoulder. Shortwas the first man to pick
him up.
The other drayman, He6ferman, corroborates
fully the mates testimony. With such positive eVi-
denGe before them the jury brought in verdict of
accidental death, and Short will be released from
custody.
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When our friend Dr. Crane, the wellknown elec-
trician and curer of nervous diseases and broken
down constitutions, returned to his residence on
st. Joseph street, late night before last he found
the front door open, and upon entering heard un-
mistakabe sounds of intrusion by burglars, in the
rear part of the lower story. They heard him, the
same as he heard them; he, being satisfied that
they were robbers, stepped into the front room
and got loaded revolver which he kept there.
Then, ready to shoot, he went back to take a
peep at his visitors, and found two men trying to
escape by the back door and window, which hap.
pened to be well fastened. They saw him and
made a rush for the hall; he backed up the
hall; they bursted through window opening
on the side alley, and as they did so, the Doc
tor fred at them. As they were scrambling out, he
fired at them second time; as they stampeded
out the alley, he reached out at the window, and
fired at them third time
AS he was thus protruding from the window the
villains turned about at the mouth of the alley and
sent two shots at him; the bullets missed him, as
his bullets had missed them, though an exclamation
from one of them sounded as though his last shot
had taken effect. After firing back at him. the
villains ran down st. Joseph street.
The Doctor ran out at the front door, and gave
chase, shouting for the police, but no police came,
and the rascals were so far ahead of him that they
escaped. The policeman of that beat like Dick
Gray, might have been putting OH "dry socks''
somewhere.
We understand that several houses in that neigh
borhood have lately been burgariously visited, but
without profit to the burglars.