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PETITIONS---OFFICIAL.
proclamation by the Mayor.

MArOHAnFr e e. T H,I 9 Hpvfi iss, }
~ VIRTUE of resolution No: 5:55I OF die
% Common Ce@S Of the city Of New
resolution No 555l section 2l Of the ply Charter
Sh e $ ToS s hsS3y a EEsn 1 h i 5e
from ST Charles 70 Dyade street to width Of three
liz S st S from tie Fa" a G n~ ]
to Width Of f2ytwo yee seen and -four IL inches
line ST. Andrew street width Of one hundred and
rss he ope f 'E s out and improving ra
lie places The city of New Orleans and its suburbs incor
porAed and not Incorporated and the Oanenes Of the same
approved <Nt''' o. '''- JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
PrGclamatto par lie Marie.
MARIE De L. NoyyEl1E- ORLEANS,
S o xEKPn "a &c Ia vile s Il N0
resolution Nc 555 ct Ia section de noHvee chare de Ia
WILLIE aprrouvte lie 20 de 1856 avis est par lie present dome
rue stAndrt de la rue sChares Ia Dryades, nno
vr e me amTen Witt Sf bSr parr dc In sne u
FaGbonrg Ia rue St Andre me asSnr de deuX
Franklin atreois avenue Fulton partr de Ia liene dn
bsd Ia En 1T T%Ss Sa
TS aux S dss r@ss ps D eS% s pas
nag az iiawSw JOHN r MONROE. Marie.
Secretary. o! So G 2 Pa :a s. ISL
To the Honorable the Common Council
81 fea eaSa fTcn on H be dos IF rom
Barracks street ursnpes street Second psFc re
borded by cbones and wooden cutters made on both sides
cep the sidewalks shall have already been made by the
New Orleans, March A. 1861.
B. Douga1t, Five hundred $500 feet
"A rue 'Vp' JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
Bureau du secretare, Hotel de Vile, IS mars 1861.
de la Vile de la Nouvelle. Orleans:
WI bien onds aisant face les dex c9es de Ia Gal
ric ptonne votre honorable de sro conectonner
ee bo les Zen Ia & s de- d
ursunes, exeeptd OH les banquetes ont etc aites
pa Noav Zig Orleans lie 4mars 1861.
B B DSTggart, ,,,u,aS sinpq cents $500 pieds'
a. iawsw JOHN F. HOLLAND, secrataire.
NEW ORLEANS. January 1861
To the Honorable the Common Council H.. o.,....
THE undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting Washington Avenue. respectfully pray that
fso o b by
sa on he
have already been made t Sy the GwneSs sds Side
James Brophy, (mede) 3
Alex. 14ustig (nade) o0
| YIN. Terry, (mads} 81 40
+. Jones, (made) 81
NJ Bonlker, 80
| CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
| Secretary Board of Aldermen.
| EoUyELLE- ORLEANS, tanFfer, 1861.
| A rHororable Conse Commun la Nouvele- Orleans:
| r Es SOUSsTGNES, .proprletatres faisant
IL face rAvenne Washington prient res1ecuensement
resolution aopteP daccord Ia o PREDOMINANT
Ia pour la construction de banquettes en- b
ques stoues goes bois de deux cota de
Avenue Washington parr des Bons EnfaDtS jus
qua Grod excepan les enoi OH les dites banquettes
aursient Ste dta const ruites par propri&aires.
| Banqnettes Cote S. E. Cote n. W.
GENTLY Dreux, Naie) 2t2 pieds.
| James Brophy Gaie) ~
| Alex. I.ustig, 0aie) 81
P Charve fae} 70 pieds
| VIM. Terry, Qaite) SO
F. Jones' taie) 80
NJ. Boulker, 80
John Phillips IS
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. ,.,sg,zz,nzzsg7 FLEW RAILROAD :

ifsyls r5+9SSss55sf5Stf45 ROUTE IN fSE55
s&&I S.Ssls--Sa8lg TO TEXA8. RsSAAAEA&a
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
twenty saved 8and dlscorforts
Of voyage greatly diminished, ny the
HaEy Orle&ns, O peiousaEaNH G, w. MaEIFoad,
TO BERWICK's BAY,
By the splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all
pres for this trade with superior gaeroo
for passengers,
LEAVING THREE TINES WEEK.
e.
TO Sabine Pass and Galveston
WEDNESDAY .ORIzABA
..- 70 Galveston end ILdianoa.
SATURDAY. MATAGORDA.
To Galveston End 1ndianoia
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
ferry running the Railroad the landing
OF Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square, nook
In tho morning Tickets be obtained and
At he Railroad Office of st. Peter and
potc Jackson Square daily and the Depot before depar
tueo CT the Texas trains
G FrsghtB for Texas by this Line received every day
sys excepted tho 8boVa landing Insurance by this Ine
loss than By the River I4ns.
o23N BENZ. ?. FLANDERS, Seo1y.
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regular train from the
lake 10 the city week DAYS.
10 O clock p NJ Horse Car.
The Train will stop t4eptn notified
except however, mail trip, and during the half hour
Sunday afternoon Fare ~gy, conductors
must have timely notice TO stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays The Steam Taju will leave the city O'Clock
\ NJ in lien Of The horse
The Train will leave tie city Sundays every hour
from II VI. until IL +. NJ.
The Sunday leave either end Of the Road every half
hour, tl,lll T. VI until r N.
Omr6uSses leave Osr al street n Depot every i've min
utes.
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tickets
Ofrr, under Depot, checks Return Tickets will
handed them the
my25 If j. PANDRI.Y, luperntendent.
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STREET CORl,NER--OFFECIAL

F1IRST DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
10 District Pound the Of Lafayette and
Vine streets, asIay-
One black and white Goat.
One tan and black Goat, with white feet.
One dun and black Goat with white belly and white spot on
the forehead. .,
Which within three days and the expenses there
nm maid will be public auction said Pound
THURSDAY, June 6, 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, june 1851. 49,
Registered June l, 1861. ~ ,o-a
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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RE D RIV E r .


H9g - For Shreveport, Grand Euyou, Campte, Gmud
LfAkafRs0 Ecore, Cou,hatrn. St. Maurice, MGTre9mery,
dMe landings Red rirerThr entirely splendid aud
swift running sdewhce passenger packet steamer Count
ess Geo r. Wilson master will leave above. For freight
fe5 GEO u NITE, Front street
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E7PAVE DU DEUXIE1IE DISTRICT.-u a
Il etc Depot des Epaves du Deuxeme District,
encoingure Benvie ct Galvez. CONNIE epaye-
I'm Bouc blanc ayant des tachss jaunes.
81 animal pas reclam6 rois ours ct les rals
payts il sera vendu renchere pnbique dit depot lie
JEUDI 6 de JUN 1861, a 10 heures A. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF, Commissare des Rues.
Nourele- Orleans, Ter de jun 1861. ie3 st
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gsbieaj of tke ElaFAets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. 70 C4HP Sri
fThnrsSar Naming lima s lsS

lhHrsaRS MofLths, june q lodi
COTTON. There INQUIRY yesterday but very
little AID the sales did exceed 1874 balls. Quo
& fations months 5
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g 0rrxns naiu Gresetu Thursday nng, gunt 6, 1861.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
X ENTLEMEN--fThe undersigned. owner
u Of property fronting Eighth street between PryNmn
and 81 Chres Streets in tho Fough District, respectfully
prys resolution be passed. ncc6rdng to law for making
sidewalk bordcred by curbStoneS and CUTTERS the
southwest side said street PrytRna the
line Pa rick Twins property, where the sidewalk is already
Charles Briggs, owner Of go feet Of said 'front.'
CuAS CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board of Aldermen
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WRIGHT d cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
d and popular Family Medicines, which they offer supply
Druggists Dealers Propretors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL and
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURcHE.

Ies SATURDAY at
THE FAST PASSENGER PACKET
G5S e AIuS sic Jos, IHltryes, ntsrr, leaves New Or
/ GSaSa leans above returning thu C0Ta every
S5si3Es8ssssGl Monday, in day1igh,.
VIRGINlTS G. pFNTHEII,
nI2' A4yer.rnp Agent
E-rha n. o. q. and H. 7 COMPANY will ClerN ri
this dltr, rtcevN freight.
For freight passage apply BOARD the office OF tie
Company, 10 Cont street.
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VSpAyE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-u n
T. conduit Dtpo des Epaves du Premier District,
encoignure Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE epaYe-
Une Cheyre blanche ct nore.
Chevre noire ct basan6e ayapt les paes blHnches
Tne Cheyre sombe ayant blanc Ell tache
blanche sur lie front.
81 les dts animax pas rGcamts dams tros ors ct les
fras pages vendus enchere pubique an DIT depot
lie JEU DI de JUN 1861. 10 heureS A NJ
j. MILTON RELF Comnissaires DIES Rues.
Nouvals Orsans Ier de iuin 1851 je33t
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4 Honorable Consei ConlInmi de Ia
La Ii Nn,,r rlln-A Or Llama

Willie de Ia Nouvele- Orleans:
MESSIEURS--Le soWssigne proprietnirt
WI lludicue eNte les PryInn st Chh les
pp 0u resolution soft adopGe
lie veu o Ia construction de hanquhttes hri
cues avea cuybstoues goes piorres, du cote SUD
Quest die flueme, partr de IA PrytnniA jus
qua Ia gue de drere de la proprtt de Patrick Irwin OF
les banquettes son dGIa tntes.
Charles Briggs, prcprittaire de 800 pieds de face
CEAS. CLAIBORNE,
a9l 1aWSw y SAcrat"irr IN BOARD des Aldermen.
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EoUvELLEORLEANs, JanFier 1861.
AFHororabe Conseil Commm de la Nouvele Orleans:
T ES SOUSsTGNMS, proprietaires faisa Mt
IL face rAvenne Washington prent respectuenSenent
auune resolution adope daccord Ia o ordonnan
Ia pour la construction de banquees en- br
ues rigOes bo des deux cO66 de
rAvenue Washington, parr de Ia des Bons Enan jus
aursent Ste dtia CONSTITUTES parties proprttaires
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cECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
. Second District Pound Benve and Galvez
streets, as estray-
One white Billy Goat, with yellow spots on the back,
Which if not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will sold public auction at said Pound
THURSDAY June g. 1861, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, June |, 1861
j. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered June l. 1861. ~ ,o
..... Clerk of Comptroller
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALnENNEN,}
Secretarys Office, City Hall, April II, 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
ofhe City of New Orleans:
EMILE FIEy-V undersigned owners
III OF rruDert Frurtng Csnn between ST. Charles
IiSey streets respectfully pray that an ordinance or
resolution pAssei nccOrUg to law for the sale coutTRC
for the construction brick sidewalks horferer by Cunsoae
and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of said jackson street eX
cep already made uuder contrac from St. Charles to
IihertN street.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MATORALTY NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. March l. 1851. {
pY VIRTUE ofResOluti0n No. $500 OF the
ID Council the City OF New Orleans, and in
cordance l9 of the City Charter approved
March 90 hereby given that is the intention
the city Of New Orleans to Broad street. side Ia
be shelled from Epnnae street to Bayou roadthe 70
be done agreeably said section l9 of said City Charter.
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE AN OLD
~ established Drug Store this city, with complete stock
~ offered for sale low and on accommodating terms to
good purchaser Said store IL in good locality doing
fne bnsneshe proprieors selling of being en-
gagged other business and able attend to it. For
her particulars apply No. 125 PrN drRs street 40 Il
DOyLES & JUDSON, CHINA CROOn ERT AND
ID Hnuso FurnshlpR Goods No, II Crnn styeat
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Arrived gsatersaay.
Memoranda.

The Bremen ship CARL for Bremen and the ship Congress
III Boston, which were cleared the ls Of May went
iasiardnv. -
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Nos AND ST. MARy'S MARKET,
Inform friends and the pgbc they
the CH0CEhT BEEV S that the Western country
nish they fUrniah the best VEAL MUTTON and
PORK that to this MARKET
R5~Suppie order for anything from small family to
hool r a steamship, and rates liberal ever
Remember tbs Stal8-Eoa and g. ut the 81
msrv's Market mn r. 1nuninHaa streht v
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LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Aue s.
Before Ccmmissioner OsBoKN.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ENsLAyE SIX TKEE NEGROES.
This morning six negro seamen presented themselves
al the Office OF United States Marslal Murray and
stated thai they were part of the Of the Robert
c. Wright, and were charged wi b mutiny and cent
custody until the arrival of Mr.. Commissioner Os-
born, when they made the following statement:
The brig sailed from this port bound 10 Aspinwa
with a CARO- Of Goals. The crew consisted Of tue
master, two mates, and the ak negro men, who
| hailed "a follows:
Charles PAIRING eyed 49, West Indies; Jose Car lez s-ed 2s
sgd2 IVES, Ind the, ssm5 1 ste as ss
Cia.'es Rsnne!. aged e. !snaca, West Indies.
From AsflnwGll, the big proceeded 70 Trinidad 10
get freight, ard from thence to Cuba; bat in
quence Of the civil at the South, tie Spanish
chauts were very oantious refused To make ship
mepts UIder the United States hag: The eaptau then
ran Tor CardeHas and subsequently made mp his mind
to put Into Baltimore, I'D. The negroes put in de-
murer 70 this Is they supposed it was Intended TO sell
them into slavery.
Symptoms of insubOrdiuation being apparent and
fearing ih't lie AID his officers nigh, be murdered
while asleep in their beths, the captain ran before the
wind % New York, and gave up Ills crew 10 the au-
holiies on the charge Of intending TO make revolt,
mutiny, and murder. This morning they
rigned on the charges, but prosecutor caring
tley discharged, and went their way rejoicing
The following ID the statement Of one Of them, an in
| tolligem negro, named Charles Ranney:
" sailed rom this pol, the brig Robod Wright, G'r
rd nrsier having signed article. fI avOysse ca NewYork
70 tbeCe luba and the nited Sates
o. tho voyage ciyi and worked hard but
threaten Cd viii ting AID the ceIstn said lie had N
baltimore should so mp In the county Hnd be would wax
tie streets he gentle We posed be would sell
The second mate sway Apinw-n Aswo Nc Fet -
~ Cubs CrUego The csptsin ssd be Womb 20 10 Bal
o-e end ,ht his promise csia - selling
We told The captain several lines did not vert 10 60 there,
but be aid q business here ed that
he woold a. be pletsed He he o,d rive Charley
SsDp AID Le zee 10 North but he would
sell tn u down South Wcte3 the matter over for
ward ad e. he conclusion ~ not go South but
| would core NCyNo.k.
Atta made 70 display Of fore Hd had sTrs q
any kind be tEresencd 10 cut a. with ctsss. bu lie
c.aH hr1rgwe wCro 6uu q determination % ccne o.
tho o N.,r-l ORR said II would duy be woi ID
come Fero We no! think love dore vronE, believing
tbsr tkou "a BsimcIe slcpd be sold for
The bri1 Robert &. Wright j. rated II, $50 tune,
built in Baltimore in 1854, and lie owned by j. Randell
She has cargo.
Afer tie prisoners were discharged eN-J1dgo
Beebe took the Necessary steps 70 libel the vessel for
the wages Of the crew, claiming QUE month and
half at $l2 per mouth Thus the affair etsuds at
pTcscnt.
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A BIG THING ON ICr

To as Editor eChs n. Y zsibEHe.
srR: Can you tell me why the ice man who saves
me at my house charges 30 cents per 100 h for The
ice buy Of him, while he charges the grocery man
with whom l trade but Is cents for the like quantity
To soy that the groceryman takes more Of him than
do, does not satisfy me- because the grOeegman tells
Zoe be does not, and if he did, does it follow that be-
cause take half le,s must Pay more than half more7
ice furnished "a ohespy TO families as to hctels,
groceries manufactures, &c then families could af
ford and would use larger quantities tlan they Go.
The ice men would thus increase their business IN
resd Of having long Fonies which fadguo aud wear
out their men, horses, and wagons tbe bqsiuesswoud
be concentrated, other persons find Employment, and
would iiminsh Competition by giving to each person
HseStiOn Of the city ample enough for his ambition
Let us have ice for families cheap tic SrCceryman
" OF apy other man." gets lie. T.SR.
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There has been erected at NASSAU. n. p, during
ne last yea Of The faes Horns in the Nes eia ssna
n interior having beer cite ~ with ao en.. az
e9ns Ia saitsr tst peTs wishing . g. sOutt 10 spepd u,
Uaser may enjoy E tie hoae comforts - first s7ss Asf
"a hose lhs re housc e suucaEded b. rias tee fee
Ude sfo1lg OF The noss pcsssIi P.oao9 rs ~ cso
b. desired TIE Su3lag being four stories gh ond as ~
The most elevated position in Nassau say 10 fs ABOVE e
y,l q tbe ss sr TIE badigg 20 test III obteyNoy II
feet making one Of the Gncs ioOko1s tho vest ocesI S'
could be obailed slyU LCEe noe saGs Iie pa sle
catered upon from lie fooms By FTeDeh osseIn9bt noo
Which oztosd 191 o. each story The budding beng z
ky 80 Tea, With pcTlco IN 19 the f hight, surrounded on
sy BY Thee passs heh Ake Ia al soou; 7c0 feet o.
n csr,,sr - "a ~ 800 $500 NsEPyoviisrrs
shs PIoPneter o. cgn seeet tb,ir eptztmens BY sPpy
tns ~ W. eIlR SsH 80 III Pcaf, e Pre- MI
s agent IA heAicr whoIe plGus oi the Dui5ing will be
IN an3 rooms nru5og, d. pars Vhi1s may select th N
bso7s leesrg Is city. Ihe r. b. Scs1sr Rrrusk leaves
SeE fofs every m9nik 70 BsSaDs stoFPs q. Nsslu q.
way thoTeore parties Wishing 70 ny their heads to
from the city 9voT u day sin Ca
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ToHTT EyUAHaAssHESTs OF a FELscn V4LIS-
TrER.-One day when Codeon attended roll call be-
fore the morning stableeo. the Leueuant OF the week
steUped in front Of him: Your Jacket, ho sad 10
him sis rugegu IN the seam'-Ofiicers must enter
nto The sliRhtest deiails" give il out for repair
The Corpofal # the week In tho ordinary way, took
the Jacket 10 give IL 10 tho tailor Aer 'he cleaning
down, Gedeon who was On fatigue dril, thought 1t
tbe ppest mode % put on ore OF bis comrades jaot
and stepped into the ranks. What's that the obeer
of the week said to him; " have you not gwen OFT
{ ju nt' but; "whero did you get thar one
from, then l' "My Lieutenant, borrowed IL from
a man Of my squad.b You viii have two nighfs
cu4I3room, 10 teach you not to wear other mems
clothes" GedeOn burned 20 exculpate himself, but
was sufficiently master Of himself to be silent. IL
SEEM" he thought, " that an in the wrong, and
Will not do Il again; bot my comrades night have
told me-" For this simple reason, Godeon, when
he went to S p; t So coS f9nsn ssoe
ed ~ soon a. be cav him; Is give bim two nights
guard room" "My Captain" Gedeon began, do
You want two nights more = The unhappy man was
szid 10 bimself "but thcy shant catch ne tlipping
again" AT The after-dinner rubbing down, Geceon
fell in. consequently, in biz sbirt.sleeyee. Two
pohts Guard room for that ace the Adnant aid or
uclicine him; sud, a. Gedeoa aid mol sir, lie on
With v9u." the Adiutant added; "go to tho stables.
The wretch obeyed but as he consequently missed tbe
rolcall he was for that reason, punished with four
nigbts' Ruald-rotm. On tho evening Of this haIlcss
day Cedeon learned that he had ten nights oil ~ o1t
that was too much, ard lie appealed. iis was hesI,'
wien he explained that he Old not deserve punish
nent for, on Tire same principle that door must be
ebsT omen or shut hussar Whose jacket has gone to
atailors must either pear Is dcman or appear IN hls
lhirt-slcevos. Tie ten nights quard-Tcom %eIe 10
ited hui edoor caught f0urfor having aPTealed non-
berarchealy. corporal he eross-queaiooed or us
grave suLjeet answered hin that appeals must DC eao
6eraricaly that is 70 say, presented TO Csc Coi2o'
raj who mparts them 70 The StFSota' VIC ~ he
Liertenait. who tralsm,is them to the Captain ana
90 on.
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with the earth and therefore less powerful induction
takes place than in the other instances mentioned.
Ihey shoold he placed however, in close metallic
nectlon on the outside Of the houee with the lightning
100. The came caution apples steam and hot water
pipes uFcd for heating large buildings. Thus the resi
dents Of a city would seem TO be surrounded with
greater dangers from lightning tran those In tho open
country. But, If those great appliances Of civilization
water and g6s-serve 10 multiply the hazards Of city
life, scenee is hand TO render them harmless for Il
does not appear that human life is oftener DESTROYED
from this cause population considered, in the cities
than in the country.
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polish them for outfides. TT ese EN- form motley
group being half Naked OF ers RAGS, many IN
gay col ~, and few dressed With care and neaes5
Among them were several whOfe Tersonal appearance
wac preposse.siug, but on tie Whole judged mat
beauty found profitable occupation thau maxi
cigars for few cents day. The leaves are hrst
placed under cover 10 heaps, TO ferment q en- sorted
by int five classes, according 10 their RE, ava
snspen led in a current Of cir to dry. Each packet
tbrs sorted contains ten leaves, and is called
"palilo;" ten such make msDo,' ard
thirty mano f4da,' wtighing from seventy to
venty. pounds. The tobacco i Of three qualities,
the first icing aid for az the rate If er farda me
second S7J and the third g. THIS ia about 6!d.
English money PER Iouud for Tie first quality; matu-
factured 10 ,iars Il il sid at the Government depot
for 81 or more than ia. Al this tobacco is sent up
under IN e-eort TO the different factories aronnd
Mani H. Women, called Dobladores, then wet II with
water or soneiilG. rum and vinegar, and make Il up
into rough cigars wlich Disledby the Ceiadores,
as the girls are callei the refuse is made up into
cigarette Most Of the cgars packed in caes OF
SO uumberrg from one to -four, &c ording to tlze;
they are sold at the of sl SlO S. 81 per thou
saId the better sorts being IN boxes If l23 EACH On
the whole very little is taken in the manufacturer
the tobacco il Of good flavor, but caree,sy made ar,
and in the cares WI ich received on oaId, many
cigars disgusting from tire odor aud taste OF palm
IL other gre with Which the work II Is are &C.
cnstomed TO rub their bodies. Nearly the whole Of
the population, men, women and children, smoke, and
quantities. Of leaves are exported 10 Spain.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-Arersr s-B.fors R

Joseph Bernard wa. charged with stealing pocket
book containing bank notes, &c TO the value Of go
- from Thomas Hell Of No. 80 Nassau street. Hall
standing in crowd near TIE EgeHlRg P9.f
Office, on tie 9Th Of july when Bernard picked Bic
pocket. On Pies Of guilty Of larceny from the
person. Bernard wac sen, 10 tie State Prison for two
years.
edward Holden pleaded guilty OF forgery in tie
fourth degree in attempting TO pas counterfeit e
bill on The Union Bank Of Vermont and wac sent 70
Sing Sing for two years.
William Green, on July g. attempted 10 rsss coun-
Il rfeit $40 bill the Bank Of Commerce. Of Boston,
on solomon Bower OF No. III Last Houston street.
On plea Of forgery in the fourth degree he cent
u the PenitontisTy for one year.
Harriet Butler and james Askings, indicted for
grand larceny, and jeremiah o lIien Tor larceny Of
money, &c, were severally tried and acquitted.
VIM Bienee for assault ard battery, was sent % Gle
Penitentqry for 40 months. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

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