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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

ART. 157. Returns shall be made ia dupli-
cate, sworn to by the commissioners hold
ing the election, and forwarded within three
days thereafter to the registrars ofthe par
ish or district. The registrars shall immedi-
ately forward one copy of said returns to
the chairman of the committee of seven,
appointed by this convention, who shall,
within ten days after the last return has
been received, make proclamation of the
result Of said election.
ART. 1853. All civil officers thus elected
shall enter upon the discharge of their du-
ties on the second Monday after the return
of their election shall have been officially
promulgated, or as soon as qualified accord
ing to law, and shall continue in office for
the terms of their respective offices herein
prescribed, said terms to date from the first
Monday in November following the elec-
ton.
ART. 1853. The general assembly, elected
under this constitution, shall hold its first
session in the city of New Orleans on the
third Monday after the official FORMULATION
aforesaid, and proceed Immediately upon its
organization to vote upon the adoption of
the fourteenth amendment 70 the const-
tuition of the United States, proposed by
congress, and passed June thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six; said general
assembly shall not have power to enact any
laws relative to the per diem of members,
or any other subject, after organization, un.
til said constitutional amendment shall have
been acted upon.
ART. l6O. All registrars and commission.
ers appointed under this constitution
shall, before entering upon their duties,
take and subscribe the oath of Office pre-
scribed by congress, approved July second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, entitled
IAN act to prescribe an oath of Officer the
said oath Of office shall be administered to
each registrar by the chairman of the com.
mittee of seven and to each commissioner
by the registrar appointing him.
ART. l6l. All registrars, commissioners,
and other officers necessary to carry into
effect the provisions of this ordinance, ex-
cept as otherwise provided for by the re-
acts of congress, shall be paid
out of any funds raised by virtue of the tax
ordinance adopted by the convention, De
cember twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seVen, not otherwise appropri-
ated.
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ESTATE OF B. .. SIMS.
oRFICE uNITEg STATES MARSH
Districk Of l.nniaiani

= 81 - OFFICE UN1TEg srArEs MARSH
District of Louisiana
Monroe, La. March III 4
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
4 SEVENTEENTH day Of March, A. D. ls68 4
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY wss issued AeAink
estate of L.. SIMS, in the paris
Franklin and State OF Louisiana, who has bset
judged q bankrupt on his own petition: that tbs
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any propeEti
longing to 5uch bankrupt, 10 him or for his use
the transfer OF any property ~ him, are f0rbl
By Ia Z that meeting OF the creditors of the
bankrupt. TO prpyg their dabtg and TO ehoOBs 0.
more assigne0s Of his estate, will be held at 0
Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at che once Of W.
Baker, In the town Of Monroe, parish OF Ouad
before ". j. q. BAker, Register, on the iifth q
Nay, A. D. 1853 at 10 O'Clock A. n.
4, j. HEBRON, U. S. Marih
Fer D. n, GnApH, Deputy. ss Messenger.
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ESTATE OF y. 5 i.iI:i.iii.illi.i.'


OFFICE or UHzEED srkxEs AGAssal
District Of IonigianA
Haufee La, Mafch n. ~
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON D
a ngvenfe6utn day 81 March, A. D. 1855 a WI
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY Wss issued "a
tbs estate Of M. BOWMAN, ID the parisa
tfsnkin. and State Of IeulHiAna, who has
ad71dsed = eenkrupt on MS own petition: ehsi
payufsnt Of any debts and delivery Of aug pro2
belonging to such bankrupt, to him 81 for hisI
and the transfer of any property ay hiA are FOL
Den py law; thae q meeting Of the creditors OF
said Bankrupt - prove their debts and 70 cht
one o. more aleleneas Of his estate win ~ held
Court Of 8ankruptcy, % be heldeR a. the oiAoa q
J. q Baker, u the town Of Monroe, parish 81 q
day Of May, A. y la68, st 10 O'clock a. III
81 HEBRON. United 6tsaaz Nheshi
er "; Y. gRADKs Deputy, ~ Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02
SEyERr ON rHE CoPPERaEADs.-T

SEYERE ON THE CoPPERaEADs.- The
NatehitoOhes Spectator says:
We are surprised to see the names Of a
few rather prominent citizens Of New Or
leans atixed to q card in the papers. re-
quezting Dir. Aullaly, OF the Metropolitan
Record and Nep York RinlicatOr, q, de-
liver az address On the State Of tie Coun-
try,p He needed no invitation, but came
South like his prolOtypeo 81 the Ia Ure 3
Democrat 10 gain 9chsaH notoriety By q.
hibiting himself on every possible occasion,
drumming pp subscribers for bis penny
paper. Saoh clustering ultta hatsnpues
can result e no good. Lei these ffeeatina
agital0rs remain a. silent now aa they were
duriHg TIE war. f6s
The st. Louis RspubaoaA Of he 94eh
says st
Hreights for all points were oaerlna II
liberal quaatities, although rates continue
lqT an advance IN The fstea to New on
leans, however, took places al no# rate a
go pEt barrel f5E n0uf 25O. bef loo ibs.,
38et pes nadA Ter cert and o. far oats. bv
essears ihs barge llHq tskiur g Rites 81,
neT barrel 70. per. 100 lks.' and. safk les,
- re now Safab Illled & taiIIg a raw
z o1ts Aad j y n 10 hi VIA Is "a.
tanned 81
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ESTATE OF ", MONTGOMERY
ogYIoz OF UngrED STATES MAS

OKPICz or UNfTKp STATES MARsRl
District Of Louisians
Monroe La, March n, IN
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTI0R THAT ON d
4 segenteenth day Of March, A. ID. 1e6S a vi
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aEainSt
estate Of w. MONTGOMERY, IN the IA
Of Frsnklin and state Of LoniaianA who has
adiudged q bankrupt on ais own petition; that
pay Aent OF any debts and delivery Of any pfdl
hellnging to snch bankrupt % him or for hid
and the trausfsfof any property By him, are ID
den ~ leHi that n9eting Of the ereditoRo ol
said bankrupt to prove their debtE and 20 eH
one Of mare aasignoas Of his estate, will be hold
Court q bAnkruptcy, 20 be holden At the odd
W.J, VI Baker, IN the toan Of Monroe. DaTi11
dfth dag Of Meg, A. ., 1855 81 10 o'olook Al n
=. AERRQs, U. 8. Marsh
Ger x a. gRADTs Dspasy, a. Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

w Distrtct Of L.nuiaiRnAl
...... Ma2roe, La. Al AEch VI iet
THIS IS TO GIVE A1TfCE THAR on a
a seygateafth ~ ~ 2sfth A ID 4Sse A WI
RANT IN HANKRUPEoX MAS issued aaainst
estate OF e. W. ThARP, IN the parish 81 Ffnni
tao stats Of AouiaiA1s, ph8 bla teaN adindfl
bankrupt on bug own petition; thet the pa5msal
$40 a. btS Aca delivery Of azg paopeEt7 helonGin'
gnon bankrupt. e nina On for hia use, and the "a
tsf q AS psepsfsy ~ him, arr fqFhlddea by !
En4t ueHti NJ the creditors OF the said ban I'D
% p4eqa 1hnr debts sad 20 0hooss ems AZ u
aealgnees q bis estate, will " held 81 Coua
tal1ei f1t9s q b 1otaen 81 t1 caAes 81 W. N
Baker, n tha tonn Of Mcaroo, pnrish 81 Oaaci
ot1ett ~ d y Hseas, n4Ei1ifH 81 tbs tut1
aeeona aag u ABfil. a. D 1854 ~ II o'ola1k a. N
k9R QRf9A. BsEatls N n sr1fer.
ara
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JAMES G. TALIAFERRo,

president
&C. ANTOINE,
L. W. BAKER,
S. BELDEN,
A. BERT0NNEAU,
w. JASPER BLACKBURN,
o. @. BLANDIN,
HENRY B0NSEIGNEUR,
EMILE BONNEFOI,
WILLIAM BROWN,
DENNIS BURREL,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
W. r. CRANE,
RI. CROMWELL,
SAMUEL E. Quincy,
t A. J. DAMAREST, .
CHARLES DEPASSEAU,
P. G.. DESLONDE,
JOSEPH DESLONDE,
AUG. DONATE, JR.,
ia. DAVID DOUGLAS,
GUSTAVE DUPART,
ULCER DUPART.
@. B. II. DUPLESSIS,
J. B. ESNARD,
LOUIS FRANCOIS,
HENRY w. FULLER,
JOHN GAIR, 81.
r. G. GARDINER,
LEOPOLD GUICHARD,
PETER HARPER,
JOHN S. HARRIS,
o. 81. HEMPSTEAD,
w. H. HIESPAND,
j. III. INGRAHAM,
r. H. ISABELLE,
THOMAS ISABELLE,
GEORGE H. JACKSON,
SIMON JONES,
GEORGE Y. KELSO,
JAMES H. LANDERS,
VICTOR NJ. LANCE,
CHARLES LEROY,
J. B. LEWIS,
4 RICHARD LEWIS,
JOHN LYNCH,
FREDERICK MARIE,
THOMAS N. MARTIN,
J. A. MASSICOT, ..
WILLIAM R. MEADOWS,
BENJAMIN MCLERAN,
W. L. MoMILLEN
MILTON NORRIS,
S. r. MOSES,
WILLIAM MURREL,
JAMES MUSHAWAY,
THEOPHILE MAHIER,
J. P. NEWSHAM,
JOSEPH G. OLIVER,
S. B. PACKARD,
JOHN PIERCE, .t
P. B. s. PINCHBACK,
ROBERT POINDEXTER,
CURTIS POLLARD, ga
GEORGE W. REAGAN,
DANIEL H. REESE,
FORTUNE RIARD,
D. D. RIGGS, E
J. A. II. ROBERTS, eea,
~ L. RODRIGUEZ, Soc
n. SCHWAB, 49,
CHARLES SMITH,
SOSTHENE SNAER,
HIRAM R. STEELE,
3 CHARLES d. THIBAUT,
ED. TINCHANT, ~
NJ. Fl. TWITCHELL.
'l NAPOLEON UNDERWOOD,
q Pr. VALFROIT, n
~ JOHN B.VAKDERGRIEFF,
MICHEL VIDAL,
RUFUS NAPLES,
I'm. WICKLTFFE,
IuHI TTzhyn11nCfaa8 ansu4r y y aHcr
dENDEhSON WILLIAMS,
DAVID WILSON.
49,. WILLIAM vIEERs
Secretary.
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WILLIAM vIEERS
Secretary.

NEW ORLEANS, La, MsEch II, 1858.
! certify that the foregoing is a correct
copy Of the constitution as taken from the
official records Of the convention.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Minute Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

AR. IA II shall be the duty of the gen.
eral assembly TO organize the militia Of the
state and ~ able-b0died male citizens be-
tween lhe ases Of eighteen and forty I'VE
years, nos GIhAnchised BY che laws Of the
United statss di bf shls state, shah be sub
Jet 70 military duts. s1aca
AXE rs. The gs4e1nur shall appoint an
commissioned caar nubIeot % conarna.
Hon og feieetion b tn asnate. exeept the
s,a4 offieerp. Whe .aaan BE- apuoiufsd ~
ihelr respective chiefs. and conmIsslons.i
~ ne s1yeFnor, Ali militia q rass s,all'
take ma uhscribe to the oAsh b
l0r oilcei4 II ne United etat simy
the oath prescribed for oihcais Ia this d t|s
AAx 70. 1Ae governor shan have ~. s
20 cal tls nAliAi .e active aessiee Ss t.Is
preservation 81 ~ ahd order, Or when
phblic aly nay require 1t. xhe nilllf
when IN active ssfFlts ahail receive l6e
eains paS ma ansals Is oncefs and
pfivatss ~ Ns1alsed b caes ans prl
sAfes ID ne Uhlild 81 Is dss
|li6 IL ilos1 b nzfnfsa k os1sffts
4I1E.
~ ~. Any as1mtnt
esnzalsaiisA aly "
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any VAAoe uhueE any 1nuhlclpaA corporation
in this state. H4d
Arr. l65. At the election for the ratifca.
ton Of the constitution, and for officers
Of the civil government as required
BY congress, al registered electors may vote
In any parish where they have resided for
ten days next preceding said election, and
atany precinct IL the parish, upon presenta-
ton Of their certificates Of registration.
AFFIDAVIT, orother satisfactory evidence that
they ere entitled 70 vote as registered cleo
f0rs 9 nsas fef4 ~
Ant Abs. The aame registrars and com
ulsaieneEs who shall be appointed BY the
commanding general ofithe fifth military
district g auperiniand the election for The
EatihcatieA q Esjectisn Of the constitution
SHALL alses ct the same time and placs. su-
perintend the election for Ell lofice~s,a and
representatives. hssesa ordered: provided
they be authorized 20 10 act ~ fhs COM
niandlng general. and IN caoo fhai com.
standing general should moi q authorlge
snid registrars and comnissiono1s. he eosal
lifse Of seven appointed b. ihia CONVEX /.
iien % take charge Of the whole matter Of
t4t fH'lic4Elnn Of the conHiitntian and Inc
aitilo officers bhAllappoinsoho ~
,'ila. sA1A parish a the state, exoslt q 6
e g Nzee1tl aad onein each dislfls 81
- pi Orleans counting Orleans
y. as1 diiot who shall nn
g - 81 l|Il1 .pn1iht q SUI siaa
.a-ll1-. .o- so.fA q elsclion a
19ll tl-4 4zl4 fII .1I 8 aid flsIfI an
49, 80 'lezla1.AI dc tine
"a ps 1stn g. 3 y 81
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CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Paris (Br), Kennedy Lrerpool-John
Steamship Erin (Br>, Webster, Liverpool Steam
steamship Celia tBr) Gleadel, Londou-IIowland 4 As
pinwall
Steamship Benvile, Baker, Havana and New Orleans
steamship Cores, Nelson, New Orleans-H B Cromwell
Steamship United States, Norton, New orleans-sanuel
steamship Victor, Gates New oreans-C Mallory Co.
steamship Flag Hoffman fernandna5J Roberts
steamship Huntsville. CrowelI Savsnuab-R Lowdcn.
Steamship San Jacinic Atkins. sayannah-w K Gsrrr
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston X Morgan
Steamship W Clyde. POWELL Wilmington. NC Hand
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NC-Mray
steamship Bei Bourne, norfolk, City Point and
steamship yirsini., Drew, Acssndris-J Hand.
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC-Ph
Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston-w o.yde
ship Constantine, creevey, Crinnc, Minturn
Bark Lima (SG, umnus', Antwsrp-sunch, Mcincke a
nark rydsr sagen tNorl, Berg Buenos Ayres -Funch,
BARK Jas Il Brctt, Nickerson Moncvdeo Brett, son Co.
BARK Honduras gr), Huxtord, Bucno, Alexandra
RaTs Arlc,,a, cocord, Boston r P Buck 4 Co
Br Marie lN6), Buerer, Cadis- rpnch, Mencke wendt
Brg Rebecea tNGl. oucn oportn-C Tobias.
krls Water Lily, Horton, RIO Grsnde de Sui Bcnto 4
Grc Mrrposs, Leighton, St Martha savanla, &c-simp
Ere Lydia Il COLI DIR, Jon-. M,.anzas waydell &co.
Brig Clara BIZ, Martin, = John, Nh, via Portand-P
Ngvius = SON.
rrg Poilrio. plumner, rortland-Miller Iioughton
Brl Gipsev queen, Prince, Noeton Walsh Field Wsy
Stlr Dan simmons, Raymond, Curacao VI Raven
Suhr new Dominion lBr, fencry, Kingston Ja-ileney
Parker
schr Mary 4 Maneum Beysrdcr 81 Reconsideration (
Co.
Scir wllle Move Hilton St Jago Winchester Leeds
schr Maggie (Br) Koddy. Hafar, SsCranaan, Impbray
4 60.
schr Kathleen CBr) wymsn, St John, NIB via Portlandp
MENUS 4 Son.
schr Martha Ann Davis, Moblc-J D Iuribgt 4 CO.
Schr Hulse, Iildreth, jack onvlle-E tnrbut Co
schr Meseryey, Wall savannah-Philips L Brown
Schr q Mills, MIS-, wninston NC-Jonas Smith ( Co.
schr Clements, Price, Washington NC-Thomas A Holmes
Schry Haig. Brewer, Ne~bern-Thoinas Holmes.
Schr Kate Wentworth, Adams, Norfolk q stables.
Schr Granite State Crocser. Boston--S " Lewis
Schr A q Pease. Eayuor. uar,fOrd-t} Racket 4 Bro
Franz Pierce. Phusdelphia.
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ARRIVALS.
nEroRrsp ~ rae HERALD STEAM y,curs.

EEroRTGD By rHc HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Lou.isa. !Br, Forbes, Liverpool ana Queens
qwn via Boston Nov IL with mdsc t. the National Steam.
s SsS sScrs sr MARVIN Liverpool Oct a. via Bo'
Steamship Europs BIZ, Craig GLASGOW oct 30 and Neville
Steamship Henry chauncey, conner, Aspinwsl, Nov g.
ss s G sr g. Sn as 81; 70 e ,. Ma,
pslsd camans. bound ~ ,h i.ss a. ipn i
w., is, sema day, seamshp Arizona, hence IL xspin
se,msh,p chareson ssrry cssrsson Wow IL Min mise
and parenss,a. 70 Morgan Co. Nov Is AM, passed
ALA spoi. .hr Virgin. Pcs from Su,vss Tor New YORK
Steamship Chssapiasc, Btasg, Portland, with mdse and
RtG F-ie.its i.sD, Laero, grr.nt - dave with brlrn
had 6ne weather the entire passage. ~
@ s s asriS s sny' s ws s
spok. bark Bessie Harris from enoa for Philadelphia and
smrnd her with provisions. Had light variable winds on
B,is Gssrge CIT, wn. Havana, na.y. with .ug.E and
from oe, 81 TO Nov 81 with tremendous Has had
saer Easa.ai,s;. r,Eaag day, WIN
sr s sae 1Y aa, To m s %dS T
RIO had strong westerly winss mos 6 .e p,s'sss
Woo 5 e. and two o5 i'i wo say .,'s
%. fsa and NV vino. most o. &c passasc,s
strong Ta a.sandf o Po sew
sr n. Gardner. er gsr 5.so0
schr d y sircman. scull, WoodOrldcs.
for dc ssi-n Mas Water work.. Was lowed mi. pOr,
schr Alamo, Chase, Machas, 10 days with lumber to mas.
ter.
schr Martha Nichols, Small Machlas via Bridgeport where
she discharged.
schrJ rnser, Stanley, Portsmouth for Elisabethpor.
Schr Mary f0-s, iinyi Portsmouth for Elizabrthpor
Scht Thos Elf Kelly Gloucester days, with fish ste,-
\ "a.
SctrG r.. Lewis, Boston.
sehr y Reeves, Braman. Boston FOR Philadelphia.
sehr 4 q Hammond, Lawrence, Cape Ann dsys with
stone u BrIclt q Go.
Sehr III. tfspu. Nev BedfUrd.
Schr Mary ! Mead, Jhrashcr, Taunton
Schf Joseph = RMS, Paul, Taunton
SChr Phi sheridan. Murphy, Fail River
Stbr Fountain, Bennrtt, Fall River Tor Albany.
Sclr Viola. 1850, Providence.
Schr Chss rather, Harvey. Providence
Stnf Henry Caso1 knowles Pfuv4encc FOR Hsabsthport.
Schr 4 Lake, gibhs PrGviden foe Fu8sncthport.
sfhr y Nv stokes norwich iof tinabcthpnr
Schr Reading RR A., Road Norwich.
Schr send, noinap Now Haven,
Schr storm, D&g.s, Nov Haven lOe fgcDur
Sehi Lady emma, Hagsirg, New Haven cg ihn tepha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
IrE OLD CONFIDENCE CANE.
A Cams dian Robbed cf His Gold and Left PEN
niless in New York.

A Cana dian Robbed Cf His Gold and Left PEN
niless in New York.
The confidence operators OF New York being stnu
lated by the unparalleled bodness OF bank burglars
ana check forgers in their games Of late,
are and have been malGnyri-, racen,Iy
with vim and sa sl.,n lnat remind The
police a a.agrilis-. OF days long passed. The
latest evidence OF this brought to light yester-
Gly AFTERNOON when Mr. William Mcdonald, OF
New Brunswick, Canada, a man OF modest demeanor
and unsophisacated IDEAS called upon Captain
Petty, OF the Fifth precinct, Leonard street, and
narrated to him the particulars OF the manner In
which ne had been outrageously swindled and
lett penniless in New York. The facts are these:-
Mr. Mcdonald arrived in the city yesterday with the
intention of embarking for California, and at once
repaired 10 the ticket office foot of Canal street to
purchase the necessary documents that would take
him to his journeys end. But having only English
gold, the clerk in charge Q: the once
would not receive 1T, and advised him 10
proceed up the street and have it exchanged for
greenbacks. He Immediately started to do tins but
had not gone far when he was accosted by a well
dressed man. who politely asked him II ne was going
to San Francisco and receiving an affirmative an
swer desired that he might take charge OF four
won sVe he @
moderate means, decided to do so, when
the stranger became confidential and told him
he was here to purchase goods, and that
they were In readiness for Shipment While they were
chant OF whom lie purchased the goods-who told him
they were shipped and that he wanted payment.
The storekeeper drew from his pocket well filed
wallet and took therefrom what appeared to be u
$1,000 greenback, which the merchant told HIM
he could not change, but suggested that his
friend (McDonad) might, but when assured that he
had only sixteen sovereigns the matter was dropped
and they proceeded to the hotel where the courteous
Californian said his family were. On their way he ad
vised the Canadian to get his English gold changed
for American coin, and II he desired he
producing bogus twenty dollar pieces, which, after
some hesitation, were accepted. He then advised
Mcdonald to 90 and take care OF the horses, which
he started TO do, but thinking something was wrong
made inquiries, when he found that he had been
swlndled, and the result Is that he is now stranger
in New York penniless and without friends.
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GyASD LARCENY IN BsasDwIY.

Officers Tully aud Murphy, OF the Fifteenth pre-.
cine. having suspicious last evening thai tuo,oung
IN n. subsequently a-Gertsined 10 he James Tracey
and John STANLEY, % this city. were proving Broad.
way with evil designs. made IL their business 10
pipe" or watch their every movements. which hey
did for hours. ana finally were rewarded for their
annoying laD0rs. As the young men approached
tue boot and shoe establishment Of Il. BouOn
NJ. 5:}j Broadway. they stopped and, after ncsitat
ing or celebrating for lew minutes, drHhc.
laiely smashed IN the windows or a large show case
on The sidewalk, and hastily grabbing It's contents.
being sample boots aud shoes valued nj $50. bisue
rapu tracks towards "A side street. but The
shadows were On them Immediately, anu
taxing them into custody they were conveyed 10 the
station house, from where ts morning they Will De
removed 10 appear before Justice Dodge a. the JET
!cLsnn HalkeL Police CulIrl.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

bASGrRous MISREPRESENTATION Lolvellcr, IN
lia.iau arrested hy officers o. the Eighth pre-.
cinct lasl night on Spring street Tor dsordcriy con-
duct. - abusing all paSscrs-hy and exhibiting the
characteristics Of a drunken loaier. Whiie he was
beng examined In the station house anu having
taken nom him large dirk knife friend
of his, OF the same nationality, called and
vowed vengeance IN proane mutlerings on all The
officers present, and nually became uniuly he
was also locked up. IL Is known by the police az
tina, vicinity that these men are The worst OF un.
principled ru1ians.
BURGLARY ~ ELDelDGE SrgEET.-Whilc Mr.
Albert hevison and faulty, residing at no. l5
Eldridgc street were temporarily absent from their
ROOMS last evening thieves broke IN Tie
doors, anu aiiTactcd from n bureau drawer aud
pantry therein gold watch and cham aud SET OF
furs, valued AZ fZJD. Mr.. Le1ison suspects parties
In to same dwelling OF being the thieves aud bias
taken proper efforts 10 apprehend them.
RUN OVER NY 4 DUMMY ESGISE.--Last night
Jonn Harstpau, aged eleven years, residing
at No. s.; West Twenty seventh street.
was rim over ut the corner OF that street and
Tenth avenue BY dummy engine belonging u
the Hudson River Railroad COmpany he is
seriously injured and II i feared " his lcgk must
lie ainputated Cared for ~ Mount Sina ll0spna.
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Butler Ezabethport kason Marlins and vlgiiant Ncka
erson, NYork; Lookout, LIBBY; The: smith. soyman;A
Trim Besse, DO woodbury., woodbury., South Caroins
sEEwfftis i Nov
y. Ssss o pss
lunon Elizabehport FOR do Leader Holerook kondoat
Re sa % 81 9i KATE Edwsrda Alien "
baSh -Arriysd scIrs Je.ephin o0ysr Poread for Al
son M VIC Higgins weiise FOR fangier' YIN rhoDp-
-s2.IQH 10Y E-Arrived, scrs oscar Hawiey, New
Lane ssswin hoboken; Eva, South Amooyi stephen
pion Reading Railroad So Philadelphia Cham
ri New Upon Nov iaArrived, schrs VIM Doagon,
Aasls Mssasi albany asla'a'
bor u vessels previously reported put in hari
NEW Nov ls-Arryea. ,..,. o,n,,,. lane Rail-.
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lad soa Msss longs
Asr k kes1 SO f. r0 b.Sls ana
dw, An SSy Rio rand
Peader from Rotterdam, and schr Fan lumber laden
Lady Stanley fsa 9i s'
aassst sS Sas p Ss
Sidney Price, fownsend, salem, "'' D'A'''"'
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David Berry from New YORK for YORK river Isos Yns.
for Virginia, al went 70 sea this morning e'' ~
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Enzabethport Annie currier Br), Peck NYork oafos
Cleared-schn Prescott, Freeman, Nyork; white Row,
PosTsaoftTH, Nov ii-Arrived, schr. Arcularus re-
sey fss"S5 f1S
field, Esndoat; Seneca, DotsridCe do; Freeman, FL
Eliza pharS Tsssnburg Elirsbe.hport BENZ
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Gildesleevc, do for Paw,uckss Porto Rico, WentworS
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Sas Ell 294 m %s0; Ss sARssss
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B2g.S HsssSh % slaeg s1s as hs
LAY % ans PAa cuns Ho:;
sn5 oOnRsc!Iea Socl E.sS'ihp9; william Carroll
hGdsSa Nov s.ss pT". Rio
SAN FRANCISCO Nov h-Arrivsd, ship James Ksesr.
spain.
Scholarships Swallow, Mclaughlin, New York; Valley
Forge do.
SAVANNAH, Nov s--Below, bark Alamo CSo,, werssn.
horn, Bremen
ISth-Arriyed, brig John Avss, Hammond, Boston.
Nth-saied, steamship San Salvador, NYork.
SALEM Oct 12-Saed, brigs Tula, Fannie Butler Isabes
Jewet schrs Anhea Godfrey Godfrey and Sidney Tyler,
seelman Phadepha Leocadia, Poole, NYork and largo
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov l2-Ceared, brig Clito (NG),
Lsck, Rio Janeiro; schr Rising Sun, Jones, Boston.
Ith-Ceared, steamship Mary Sanford, NYork.
WEXFORD, Nov l2-Arived, sloop Helen, Northrup,
Elizsbetbport.