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About balf-past two O'Clock yesterday after.
noon man named Hockstetter committed sui.
eide, by shooting himself through the heart with
pistol, at the Orleans HOTEL on Chartres street
where he bad put mp on the 7th inst. on arriving
from Mexico. Deceased was jeweler by trade
and native of Germany. The coroner was noti-
fed to hold an inquest upon the body.
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out Of the water. he aided them In their work,
and had the satisfaction Of discovering that the man
was not quite dead. How he got into the water
or any further particulars our reporter could not
learn.
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Nearly Drowned.

Sunday morning about O'Clock, as one of our
reporters was passing by the New Canal, near
,ne Magnolia Bridge, he heard loud cries for help
BE FASTENED to the spot and found two men in a
boat, who asked his assistance ITO pull dead man
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-16

Officer Meade, while patrolling his beat on st.
Charles street, about quarter before O'Clock
on Sunday morning, discovered a fire in the rear
of the drug store, No. 449 st. Charles street.
Quickly ehectiDg an entrance, he managed TO ex-
tingnsh the flames without being obliged to give
any alarm. The proprietor OF the place was, it is
stated. not aware of the circumstance until in
formed of 1t by the officer.
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Letters stoIen

On Sunday night number OF valuable letters
containing draughts, etc. which had been brought
In by the Il. E. Lee, in the afternoon, were stolen
from the Office of Messrs. Sinnott 4 Adams,
agents.
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About two O'Clock on Saturday morning.
while DR.. A. DeBeausset, residing on Dauphip
street, near Customhouse, on his return from a
professional visit, was suddenly assailed from
the rear while passing the corner of Custonhouse
street on the lower side, by some unknown per.
son or persons, who struck him with some blunt
instrument and felled him to the ground About an
hosr after some gentlemen passing that way
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Blae Emil.


The following is the score of the first game,
played on Sunday, between the Atlsntics of AL.
giers and K. Z. Lees OF this city, for the cham.
pionshiD of the State:
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FROM aArLANrA.
TIL. s.erri. L.sl. l...r:-D.p.-.-r. {.

eAde.
ATLANTA, March ia The fifteenth amendment
was made the special fDrder for tomorrow. Indi
cations are that it wil3psss.
Gen. Meade ana sisff left last night for Phila-
delphis 10 assume canmand Of the division Of the
Atlantic.
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The supply OF Water.

Two steam fire. engines, those of No. 2 and No.
Z, were on Saturday stationed at the fre-plugs on
Dsuphine street, at the corner OF Customhouse
and Dauphine streets. by order OF Chief Engineer
O'Connor, and in complisnce with request from
Gen. Bragg, president of the Water Works, for
the purpose OF ascertaining whether the amount
OF water was sufficient TO supply both steamers.
We append the report of the chief engineer as 10
the result, viz No. was at the corner of Gus.
tomhouse and Dsuphine streets, and No. at the
corner of Bienvile and Dauphine streets. No. 7,
with forty pounds steam, could only get ten
nozzle thirteen pounds, 4 nozzle; twenty.four
pounds pressure, l-inch nozzle. While No was
working-seventy pounds steam, with nozzle
water enough could rot be had to supply her,
No. 2, throwing out of II nozzle seventy pounds
wster pressure; through l-inch nozzle, Il0
pouDds-iorcing two streams, the plug would not
supply.
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EelOcipedRl.


Mr.. =. r. Loring, the famous velocipedist Of the
First School of the Velocipede, No. l66 Canal
street, with trio of his pupils, Messrs. P. lie,
j. We and ID. - {, We're on the shell road
on Sunday, and had lively time.
In fact, the bicycles were the principal attrac-
ton Of the city, and gave the frequenters of the
Half way House an exhibition never before wit
messed In that locality. The pupils acquitted
themselves gracefully. and great credit is due to
MI. Loripg for the training they must have re-
ceived to enable them to accomplish under the
circumstances. the time that was made yesterday
From the tolgate TO the Lake House, q distance
OF three miles, was gone over in fifteen minutes,
and on the return trip even better proportionate
time was made, several stops having occurred in
consequence of carriages and other vehicles occu-
pyng the road, which materially impeded their
progress. The exercises were witnessed by an
immense concourse of people, and could not be
designated otherwise than q grand success.
lt is, we understand, in contemplation by Mr..
Lorlng and the pupils of the school to give in con-
nscilon with Mr.. Cherries Jaeger. the eminent
musical conductor. monster exhibition. on Sun
day next. March FL, in the 0c1agOn Building at
the Fair Grounds. OF course, all admirers of the
velocipede will be on hand.
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Umpire. ". n, Tracy, Of the Lone Star scorer,
ID. NJ. Sainpcls.
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THE CREsOENrs DISPATCHES.

THE CREsCEMrS DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.
rnoonnDrroI OF CONGRESS.
Final Passage of he Public Credit Bill
SENATORIAL CAUCUS IHE lEVEE BONDS BILL.
The Alleged Arrel and Imprisonment of
Gen. steed an in Havana.
FINAL PAssAGI OF THE DISTRICT
"wHr e" BILL.
House Committees Grant on the Indians
THE SPANISH MINIS R SAYS U. S. OFFICIALS
ARE CONNIVtNG TTH CUBAN REBELS.
Collector stod (xdaIe Confirmed.
ONE OF THE D4UGLAs BOYS GIFTS
AN PIpINTnIENT.
L0NGsTREET a JD THE NEW Or
LEANS stfvEYoRsHIP.
CASEY MOI CONFIRMED.
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Collector stod kdale Confirmed.
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ONE OF THE DfUGLAs BOYS GIFTS
AN API OINTMENT.
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IN s.s fir ihe rtse< It A : Nszk<- sf-
,erarix-lnc Ss4ss ~ 5ef-.y The exl<asc<
incurred m . cun.c<aca eAe4s1n case he
fvsx.n Y iiIixnstn xs6 Ain-eE
G B. Va ~ n .rs IN rc2.ziEa % fAe
rurpsy sezs tf SssAariA xsEssr- vas
passed
& h Ma Ia. CREATING shc dies Il CpR-
Hissisne- If Statistics aDe EEaS-zfasa- rxs
os5casea
Il N NJ : -gis.irt 10 he nrDsxI-sn
II ,ar-1ia Il Is,ha. WIS 6fsexsrs
T. 3 NJ 1lS 5lc she retrf IL LcrI
>3,.l1HE- The amount vns - gar 1Hr s.s-
1iupsry used ~ Lii-zrsz1 eErlnc lie Inst
tvs yssrS Fns-ca
{ E Ne 80 Ii mi 10 lrux16t ssr 1bt
ais,-5ir'i'a e The ia#> npa 5s'r-rsis q Lie
Legislative Assembly. ,as=ed
e z Va ~. IL .sr In -s:iusstr II "
tir-s ID The seart api sbxss 5r-is.zi:...iila.-
lass-s-a-
C B NJ - 30 rr3atzn- Currt. -a==-+-
.ir.- ;Gss-'..es
Tie House ihsn sdisGrpsi IL np.s Il
me = 'risk - n,l--VI
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The tp,igwir- I.s,ns We glenn trp1l rhs
Seattle Is'-7,e,rre- Il Ngr I'd:
]; i. with i+.-lip-s e Seey -e-ei .hi1 W.
.rDipp-t IL = n.rl7pr he Ss.a-i t,y o.vx L.
inc ST M william Rake 1. s,rea-s
;ha. LIE iei4 here VI Ss-B-2ar p.n. III his
ian1- iife -z,Ers- s.r Ptsz O,yhs-a- .ccun-
;lapsed ir nsan named Serge NeIsmKa
abr -sseiin- III. Nlr-yvs~ q hsrr sn,t
81 WIND ra;e le3 IL. ;.g1; and ,is sve nrer
were L. tsore immersed 10 The r1;e- Nc
I,aal3 ...peie3 The ti,s-e exhausted. fp1
B.te. VIZ drvwDe3 His i,o3r Wa ,6st &C
u,,<a tie t.sae. .es;sraar ns-nlnr. NJ
kaDsy. ii. ctse.s;.sta vas : 81 Ri 9a4irir-
uaa1. ip3 Eiarr L ttse IN thit pgr1bt-n
pa:' ". s-.eEe - learn tia; psac b.
Bake, il b nor--
The s-etuer Tq-xrs- uhieh WIS rup pr
n Nicte-ls eo1,e iDpu'hs sipee- fryan Pur7
o,tha-3. L4s Feeo re.s,i,iea Up tr ias
f-a1truiir. Read TIE tl4jex1n-. vliei
a,yss-e3 in The Brlfa,a Ce.7s,4,ec
TIE LEGAL fraternity e the Colour
hsring scared tie Ita-w,a- sbluld -.
bod Of ss-nill 20 Keep her employed IN
LOVING SE-s
Three snil9rs-Le~i. siarlirT. Risha-a
Lisin-.scb AID john Beek-sr3orgia- 10
the Eer- ra'te- IL, uo'. were d,vHne3 at
the lsls-d Ct -, Paul alr.ka CO the I41h
i,.si- While tie rutier Was living at sucbor
FIRE RIB we're ssn: ashVrs in tie gig. ard
Theo IN the &c, Of gang thruush tie surf
the tssai esyeiZed- Two hung 10 shs boat,
au3 were washed ashore il very & aaGs:t,d
e9B6itl0n.
Bark Gid Essser arrived 1T Po-1
Na3lsou ut Thursday Inst. fryan San Frap-
CISCO The Csy4aiu reports hsrins se%n
The lark Iopnsrs4 south Il Cape Flatte.!.
cisu2stt-3
TIE sLip Croy5;sse sailed o. Sapasr from
Teek zlei ~ NsiJ.a-siso- and ~ Taes4ay.
the h2.k On. NsE6haia left fl tie sane
f.g-s-
Ne lta-n thu, The rivers are 50 swollen
with the bea'y rsius iha, il Is feared they
vii qtersyw-
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County Ccurissicasry Court
srrcIAL SESSION HELD NOV p, l.6s

SPECIAL SESSION HE'LL, NOV -, l>os-
Court called 10 order I; Ia a n
P.a,eu:-Ne,sr.- D2rues sn1 Grossly
.bsep;-> IIpd-9ea-
Journal (! tgrner meeting read and sr-
proved.
4 hili IVES presented frola Gee ShaEcr
Fl o.erxu,k ID road district Ne. :. amount
Jag 10 81, Is. also ODE from IL NJ HIeb-
c.ck for overv0gS in same district 1n9uni-
inr to 81 ~. hen. after exaniuailon, ii
WIS
Ondered, That The bill presen; BY Geo.
ShIIer and II. NJ Hitchcock lie laid orer
until the rex, regular meeting Of ihis
Board
The following bills we're examined and
ordered paid. VIZ:
t. VIA. Billings fcr care Of prisoners
aud >herlG-s fee. Is Yer bih on hls. the
.uw Of s5l9 -.
To Chas- f. Willisms for S'ore, etc, Is
per bill on hIe, the sun Of s.. Al.
To r. q. Lowe for stationery, as per hill
Oh file. tie SUN Of 81 81
To James Frzim. for wood, ss per bill On
fIe. the sum Of s. 49,
Ordered. That the Auditor be instruct
ed TO advertise in three weekly papers
Of this place for sealed proposals for
the building of county Jail, said proposals
TO be opened at the next regular meeting
Of this Bard. also,
Ord.7ed. Tha, the Auditor be instructed
to advertise for sealed proposals for loan
to the county Of Thurs,on, for the sum Of
8 900, proposals. to be opened at the next
regular meeting ofthis Board.
There being DO further business, court
adjourned until its next regular meeting
in February. A. A. PHILLIPS
Clerk.
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bee. msr vii n,smlr.aiGzs { tn.rrss "a LIE
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1bt sIsanl.l government ias4 n.aa.
formal demand fr he r1imssk Tirr
VII lie rt-ias-a when SpaIu fies impe pw
id nst them s-alIsi HrE nazin n; ,.zrs
with ting us-so >ta,ts
Buiis- Il pp6ar So 800 irpas fe s,ara-
and ANSWER IL <ha-rs pf Mrs F,u-sp.. iE
Hpl-EsraI1lp- tie Ivirc> sxErGs
Isaa IL New f4rk l-S IA "a
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WEDNEspAY. Nov. "a.

Mr. Nix introduced No. l2l. 70 adop,
an ofieial rnsp 0: Washington Territory.
NJ. Sesmmon introduced No. l22, an
az, IN relation TO roads aad highways in
Cbehalis eoUn;y.
Mr. Swift Introduced No, l23, for the
relief Of Henry R"eder.
Mr. Roejer. Introduced No. -, relative
to lighthouse on Grimes Island.
Mr.. MeResvy. introduced memorial re-
lative TO extending mail route Is. 420 from
Sesbeck TO Skokopish.
Mr. Lasa,er introduced No. 124. an act
10 give theQuartermasier General Of Wash
ipgton Territory an annual compensation
Of 500
Mr. Miller introduced No. 125, 10 change
the name Of the toxn Of Teekales to Port
Gamble. Passed.
Mr. Miller introduced No 12s. an act
10 locate the county seat Of kitssp county.
Mr. Miller introduced No. 127. an &C,
authorizing J. q. Ginger and others to
construct a wharf at Port Townsend Bay
NJ. Miller reduced No l2s. to preven,
gamblers or keepers Of gambling houses
from serving as Juniors.
Mr. Miller introduced No. 129. relating
to intoxicating liquors On days Of election.
Mr.. Cock introduced No. l30, relative
to the comfy seat Of Yakima county.
Mr. Mix introduced l31. an act for the
registration Of the names Of voters and TO
regulate elections.
Mr. Cock introduced No. 1872, sppro-
priatipg 800 out Of the Territorial Treasury
for the purpo>e Of paying expenses incurred
ed by I'd. Eldridge in eontestiog the seat
Of Mr. Roeder.
Mr.. Tullis introduced No. 133, sppro-
priating certain taxes for certain roads
and regulating the expenditure thereof
Mr.. Lasater. FROM the select committee
in reference to Dr. Marcus Whitman, Of
fered join. re.oIutio" appointing = CON.
mi,,ce 20 ascertain what aid esB be- procured
from the State Of Oregon sud the Territory
Of Washington, towards erecting Il suitable
monument over the said Dr. Whitman.
Mr.. Moore introduced II. Is. No 1874,
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II T~o Supreme Jud-es aud fYarteep
Uis,ri.s gd.ee were elses,i E, tie late ju-
aielsl .ieeiipn in California. every ooe II
WHOM were Dempersts, Jhi, resyl; .ires
the eontrpl of;be Supreme ieneh " The
Dernoeraey. as also erey judirial district
10 the STATE
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~ The Waiker srrired yesterday, 70
look af,er the Legislature. i, is supposed.
1t takes about half the Puge. Mil Com
psny's time to keep the wheels Of legisls-
ton revolving to sui, them. They require
grezsing At least onee fortnight
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Row.-We learo that difficulty" &C.
CURED 10 the Council Chamber yesterday
afternoon. in which Nesxrs. Newell aud
Bradshaw participated. Mr.. Newell fArex
q fxnLley and Bradshaw sat doms. Some
witnesses affirm that the lumber struck
Mr.. Bradshaw, while others just as strong
Is affirm that he lost bis balance in lodging
the missile, and fell. One thing is demon
straied however, by the circumstance, :
While Mr.. Bradshaw may have the temer:-
ty TO attack, Mr.. Newell is we'll up in the
art Of self-defense, and does not propose to
allow himself to be trampled upon BY the
prevailing party ofthe Council.
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~ J; u 'ea.j. uslug ~ witoe-s A9w
i've u ou, ey;sln;2-srie, .; e-;be, ens
u tie -oupd !au3 CAT Tipct ugx tLp;
the opposition La, oears3 s :ew weeb
s.o The, s!upihiss were Ill lie o'he,
way bu, "a .hsn-e LII, eon,e ~, the
e;5rl, II thei' 9'eams The Captain. W
telisre. vii piaee proper estimate Ut
ss.h sycr; hancr.
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r. An exchange Ray. tia, the Dew
cspiu,l 10 Sacramento ia alnps, ready fur
use, and is gotten ny regardless Of expense.
!, e9p.sins ~, el,o fspes Of rlass. the
duty 10 which apouuts 10 SIS 900. The
dom. ar. Of ralnu. and laurel, aud coz.
500 apiece.
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The OLYMPIC" This Gbe vessel may
be expected here 10 a few ds,s, leaving
San Francisco az she DOES to-day. for this
rort. she will, We learn, Immediately take
the place Of the Husk
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r. ;. es;serii'iou pa;er wac IL e.rcu.
ia'ipo ,ew day. s.o ~ u, f.: tie zen, d:
the hall ass3 By dry -aas,as- Willie ".
haze Do sympathy ;or .ueh deyrad4s tel-
low, W. were arere u having TIE Gpo3
Teuplar, lpse anything iy LIN AID henee
oon;rbu;e3 fur b:o I, ysy tie bill.
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APPoINIMEyT.-Messrs. E0.hsehild 4
Co, Of Port Townsend, have been appoint
ed agents for Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S tx
press, at that place-
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s~ 4 walking match recently came %
10 BostoD. Eix iDea started ~ xaik 100
miles. One completed the tack 10 .reu,y-
three hours and twenty minutes, and an
other in tweptr-four hours aud forty eight
minutes.
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H1- We learn from . private letter to
Mr.. Rocder, dated At Whstcom, on the 2lst
lust, that man was shot by Griffith, a
boarding house keeper At that place, On the
evening Of that day. Griffith vas appre-
headed aud is now in.jsil No particulars
are given.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-27

~ Mc<'ormick's almanac for 1870 IL
received FROM a casual examination, VIC
fDd j, to be replete with the usual inter.
-, Information relating TO the coast:
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Ter Bar-T:. 5e5 r.tigu bal e IL.
TvwD Hal iast srer.ry VII, Df III vel III
te-,143 as Il .hQpl3 haze tseu tu; vac Z
ae-1de3 spccess -ecv ths+aD6ir- Tbe 'al-
r,2u is ;-c:a ; : gp. a ;bs foe., Dp--A 4
C,,Itmlsa ALL VIII L. ny 3e..-r.j.als
presented t'-tu:j:ul slfes-anes. The
mus5e We esise.s,l. toe sul ;1t fufi.e-
", eDeh LII ppe L. pyr ll9lel lupw ~ We
h:~ 10 ;-e,a.e We H. BIZ 'eLe,e ;ds:e
Wa, sip2it .a..'idasl Tbo ia-7le. :sl:e
VII vii BIZ u tiesi.siinElr 9eclu.e it.tt
hsr. i'sea Tx upei E'.easau: taI q !.
f-eas,yr
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~ We rs--s; - otse-rs tiii n, View
81 ay.s Mess-s- La.i.e-. Ca:pr ap3 -:De
nali;ss: Il. ust..'s Il he .-.rrst ft'o1.nos
~ IL. .xatesman last vesE- NJ. l-ahl..-
el.,yrt ths esnhsepot aoa es-seu Il tit
c.ll.ages ~ irfI tldet u stt Hons tD3
la, $50. IL pet ,eal .it.c. III; tiurl3 81
;sis. / IL &, Pa: - "a: All II .a---il
,-a;euet; ~ LIE eryus;5tutu:s Neesrt
z p.,t 80 S;ioe W a.uttiess tv-riTs IL
i.,s.p uaii.1s c.r:aipe3 II tie ie..sr ~
reu,iei LIE Ii IT, aest2 III I hiE. ia:'gres
mo-t :alsAtuI.!, ., luY:t tIn,assstI-lr, =:
tne .t:.-es.. # ;nes, cgusi1; VIII We
bye ti.:' NJ Nersl VII 1a'2 f. 'bs .'-.-
y-i-. !, 80 ;.1icie ,ete--e3 =: =, j; lusi
Lire .e.. i.-s4- s;'.l :'ar-.s- iD.~.e:=e
,t ti.e tt.s,
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~ The Inteligencer says there is re-
port in circulation at Victoria that brig
an,ine and all hands we're lost in the
Straits, during the late gale.
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~ 4 late &C, Of the Assembly 6res
the weight Of busbel Of oats at thirty
six pounds.