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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-17

ID Eds SCOUTING EXPEDITIONS.-THE
EaSCOUTING EXPEDITIONS OF McCULLOCH'S
TEXAS RANGERS; or. the Summer and Fall Cam
ncudng sRimshes with the ormng Of MONTEREY also
the Daring Scouts at Buena Vista; together with Anec
the Lives of the celebrated partisan chiefs Hays McCul,
Loch and Walker. BY Samuel c. Reid Jr., late of the
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners
Warehouse. J. b. STEEL,
NH IL Ia Camp street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

nv f. will offer for sale the premises, 10 the high
w est bidder, a credit Of year, eighteen
months, and two Saturday. the 4th day of No
vember next. a TRACT OF LAND, the late residence
Of Andrew Whitley, dec lying both sides Of Clinch
River, in The county If Tazewell. about mile from
Jacksonville, con:1inng POS ACRES Of good Land
well adapted either 10 grazing grain growing, about
50 acres of which under good fence and cultivation,
and about 20 well set in grass, being equal to
a.y meadow in the county But what must recommend
this estate is lis great facilities for every kind Of
chlnery run with water power. There on il now a
well built and commodious GRlS1 MILL, an <47
excellent SAW MILL, good HOUSE and EsimiiI
MACHINERY for running Cardng Machine, ks44..A
all supplied from stream which at all of the
year furnishes them with abundance of water The
dam the stream is of stone and built in the very
best nanner and all Of the above described buildings
&c, Of the best material and built after the best and
most substantial manner There are also good stone
iGE. DWELLING HOUSE, and out houses such as
Jill Smoke House, Brick Spring House. &c. ard
and convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
ing 10 purchase can procure any further information
which may be desired in relation To said property, by
applying to John A. Kelly Tazewell G. H.. Va.
WM. WHITLEY and others.
heirs Of Andrew W htey decd
Sent 2S-4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
GREAT EsREEAL
OF
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SO PAC Il g G. ES.
BENJAMIN Fl. LEWIS.

Fs'lE Subscriber would most respectfully invite the
Z attention Of his friends and the public generally, It
call and examine the largest and most desirable Stock
New Fall and Winter odS, he has ever had the pleas
ire If ffauE in this market all Of which nas pur
chased wth the greatest call from buyers is all
',art " insure sales
Heavy eaint,is fiji Negro Clothing, all prices,
KerSeys Blankets and Liuseys i, is and 4
Sh-phtrIs:own make, (os seen In this market.
iazeys 5eantifu article, high coloEs AT Il IL, aud %
Heavy IWeed~ tor Negroes,
Superior Bed Blankets,
Cotton Oznabllgs, : s andi 4,
Brown DJnestics good article 8 ! 4,
FannelS. Red. White yellow and Green. Is, j. ", Is
81, b, and 8 81,
600 pieces Cleoes from A.! 6l-46 10, -, and sod,
Apaccas, large assortment, from %, 50 Is Sd and IS,
D.. SILK W arp. fine quality, at -, Is and IS,
Do, All co.r,. PiaiJS AMI Stripes, (New Siyles.)
Superior Lana II, se, very lperiOr quality,
Cashmere do. and Alpaca d.,
Elegant Block Six Hose at Is 3D.
A large and general assortment Of Glngham all col
ors, cheapest ever seen in this market.
Beautiful Plaid Cashmeres at 20 and p, high coOTs
Superior French Neruuas for DRESSES.
The above goods will Oe sold low any house in The
upper Country. b. IL. LEW ID.
Oct. Oft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
NEW CONC ERN.
L.3TIADER s. BUCk.NER
GrocGrs and Commission Merchants

NEW CONG ERN.
L.3TINDER s. BUCk,Nt>R,
Groccrs and Commission Merchants.
NNE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
"a consigned for sale shipment. They have in Store
and ah Jal general well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
w hch they offer their friends the public general
~ low prices. Consisting in part vi the following
t!cleS =
1913 bags Rio Laeuyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds n O., F. Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
II and bbls. NioIa,seS, part strictly fine,
+ bbs. Tanners OIL. prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
$50 Kegs Nails, asSbrted.
80 boxes Taew, Adamaptine and Sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs American blistered Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
4 tons Mountain bar Iron.
II boxes Glass 10Xl2an 8Xl0
Is nests Woodward,
u duz Buckets,
5 boxes ". and WIS Loaf Sugar,
b5ls. fine Clarified Sugar
10 BALES Dimcslics, t to )
s bales Oznaburgs, Ne. aud 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather. good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats,
-LIQUORS-
20 bbs. Mountain and Rectified Whiskev.
10 90 Ola Rye and Tuscaloosa DO
| pipe O:ard. Dupuy. SO. Brandy.
DO. J. J. Dupnv, $50. do
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy,
5 bbs. Gin.
5 do. \. F.. Rum.
5 do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, par
very fine,
do. Port Wine (very fne)
Including Ginger, Pepper Spice. Indigo, Nader
Teas Cs,me very fne.) Trace Chains, Spades Shovels
Castings. Demijohus, Bleached Domestics, Bed Tick
a. We will pay The highest market prices in Casl
u Rarter for Bacon Lard Fl,ur. Butter, Tow and Fla,
linen. Ginseng Beeswax, Whiskey, :.
Nav S-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II NHE Co-partnershp, heretofore existing under the
Il style Of Shelton s Hatcher, was this day Dissolved
BY mulual consent
The name Of the Co-partnership will, in future, be
alone used may be necessary closing the business
said concern. The Books &c. placed in the hands
of 5 w. Shelton, who is alone authorized TO close the
business OF said coacern, by consent of the parties.
S. w SHELTON,
August lots j. A. HATCHER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
INkt I,NKiI INKII

INK! INK :! LNK!!!
THE subscriber would call the attention of the public his
large stock of superior writing Ink, consisting of Black
Blue, Red, Carmine, Scarlet, Japan, and Copying.
These inks put in all size bottles, from TO
quart and warranted be of the finest quality Mer-
chants Clerks Of Courts, School Teachers Bank Officer
and Others would do well TO supply themselves with
ce which Will stand the time and experience For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept 1S-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

N 3. PAYNE & BRO. are nov opening their iall
ID. supply IF BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANNY ARIl-
CHS, PAPER HANGINGS, MUSICAL ms ny
NIENTS c Slc CONSISTING Of the largest, most desirable
and cheapest stock their line offered in this market
They would respectfully invite their friends and the pubic
:, all anil examine the stock They would also inform
Clerks IF Courts LAWYERS Doctors, Teachers and all others
wanting Books that have been made by which
Record and other Blank Books be furnished at Manu-
actuIers prices and Law, Medicine: School and nearly all
other Books at publisher prices
Cut i2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
" f " G. o o d s.!

TEV lie subscribers N receipt of large portion of
Il their Fall Supply Of Goods, which will be sold t.,
friends and the public generally, (who may favor
with their cuaom as low as they be procured in this
market.
Our stock being large and well assorted, we are pre-
pared SELL wholesale Goods on the most liberal terms
and would. ask call from Country Merchants
The following comprises part Of their stock Cloths
Casslneres and Nestngs French Merinos Gala Plaids
and Mouselanes, French Casnmeres and Lamarline
pads, spIcndd Velvet and Merno Coaks, (new styles
French work Capes and Collars, Gall knds six trlnges
Gimps and Buttons. Meriuo ohawls mode and fancy
colours, Anaccas Six warp black and fancy do. super
fancy dress silks. S;och plaids, and Ginghan best
Kid and Silk Gloves and Egyptian mtis, Scarlet, blue
green aud mode cJored French Merno, Shoes, Boots
HAS and Caps, SC,
Sole Leather, with a heavy stock ofcoarse Goods, OF
every description. Can and see.
PETERS AND STIGLFR.
Sent. 2I-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
DISSOLUTION

"
FESHE o-parnership. heretofore existing under the
Il name Of Edwards and Lee This day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having any unsettled bu-
slness w'h the concern, are requested to call j.
Edwards for settlement
Sep Its. EDWARDS s. LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
FASHIONS FOR SPRINGS SUMMER lo4
JUST RECEIVED BY

>. Is. EDW ARDS.
FEY DOORS .4BOVE.MEE.u& GU.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. THUR.M4.N7S
J. b. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally, for the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him previous TO his cepartnershp with w. F.
Lee, and during that time, and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust.
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will Re taken
to have work Entrusted 10 him, done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS
Sept. l4-ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

H-hHSAET. BR1>DY, SC.
~ /. have Just received ami uiIel fol- sale
W 80 5Jls Common Whisky.
~ Do lss; OH ii-ciiieI DO
ass nperlir CJgHac anu Champagne Brandics
A-5-@' It's MCDANIEL 5. LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
sale Of Valuable Land


NE-ILL BIZ sal at public auction to the highest bid
w der, accom- mudaiinr terms, tile
TRACT or LAND,
N which reside, five miles south If Campbell Eouri
House,
CONTAINING 7S9 ACRES
living m b'h sides of Big Seneca Creek AMI adj ning
he Lands If C. +. Alexander and others. Tbs traly
d-slraoe r1c. Of Land. Ii has about 100 Acres
IF first rate
BOTTOM LIND,
ult inferior any land in ths county ard the u7 land 4
anj lts ur.l. TIL Improvements very good
deem it useless to give further description Of this
land, all persons wishing TO purchase will view for
themselves. before purchasing, This tract Of Land
would su't We'll to divide, aaJ would make two good
settlements, giving to both equal advantages.
Saie 70 take place Saturday, the IN day Of Oco-
her, ncAt month, ny residence, most positively,
intend removing tO the South.
JOHN ROSSER, Js.
sent 9j-wf7O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

COFFEE. SUGARS, TIN PLATE g..
~ BAGS RIO PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
eeO - hhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars,
so boxes Tin plate 8 bright roofing,
10 bales Woosey s Woosey's Loaf Sugar
10 hhdS. and barrels \. O., and Porto Rico Mo
aSses.
1000 Leak9yiIle Cotton Yarns,
) b5s Tanners' Oh,
tons Trrdtgar IRON, assorted,
2 tons Viewers country Iron,
5 bags Brazil Sugars,
Receiving and for sale low by
GEORGE BAGBY.
Oct st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

4 ; ESPECTFULlI informs the Merchants Of
! = Lynch5urg, that they prepared toreceve
and forward all kinds of Merchandise 10 Pittsburg OF
any given destination the Western Waters by the
s"ere route favorable terms, and as short time
as any responsible line.
All Goods received Baltimore and the freiqht and
charges accruing them hither, paid and foowt hem
to their destined point, without any charge for Commits
sion, either Baltimore or Pittsburg except drayaoe
and wharfage
All orders strictly adhered TO- and the interest Of the
shipper faithfully attended to- both in Baltimore and
Pittsburg, by procuring freight down the River at The
lowest current rates.
REFER TO
Jesse Hare, Esq.
David w. Burton, g
Pleasant Labby g
Geo L. Williams, g Lynchburg
James Saunders, g
Seth Hasey,
Nlessrs. Nj. Langhorne s. Sons
JAMES WILSON, Agt.
No. Isl North Howard Street.
BALTIMORE, MD
BINGHAM s DOCK, Proprletors, Philade phia
WM. BINGHAM, :. Piitsburg.
April l7-6m
FALL GOODS
vI,HF subscribers in receipt Of the following
Goods which will be sold unusually low,
6 Ia and "a ulled Cloth,
81 IS and A plaid Linseys,
Army Cloths for servants wear
Fancy Black and w hte Prints,
White Red and Yellow Flannel,
Egyptian Nlitts,
Linen Cambrick Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Silks Lamartne Paids,
silk Fringes and Buttons,
Rell Silk Warp Alpaccas
PETERS s STIGLER.
Sept. Ats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
BOTTOM Land,
POSIPO.N'E.HENT.

posi- PO.NT.HE.NT.
WISH the sale ofmy land postponed until the 25ih
day OF OcoD-r and the sale Of my crop Of Corn, FoIder
Olts hay, NhucEs. and lar5- stock Of
C4TTTE. noes and SHEEP,
HOUSEHOLD aid KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Set # 3aclsmith's Tools seyeri god Horses and
excellent pair cf horses well trained and perfectly gen
lie, with Carriage ard Harness, Buggy and
Harness for horses Plantation Utensils Oxen and
Ok Carts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
80 ACRES

D which reside, five miles south j Campbell g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
News by the Telegraph.

Our dispatches from Washington, relative to
the treaty with Mexico, continue to confirm the
impression that it will not be ratified by the
Senate in its present form. A formidable oppo-
sition, it s, is likely to be Instituted against
II by the whig members generally, assisted by
certain democrats The probability of the ap-
pertinent OF peace commissioners, in the event
of its defeat, is still maintained.
The proceedings In Congress, yesterday, were
not OF much interest. The Senate went early
into executive session. In the House, during
the discussion on the bin to supply Deficiencies
In appropriations for the current year, Mr.. Levin
the natlvlst, took occasion to indulge in speech
denunciatory of the project of sending mission
to Rome 1t is said his remarks were charac-
terised by that vindicive and uncharltable spirit
which rendered notorious the native par.
~ In other days, and famed the embers of
excited public sentiment into that unholy blaze
which led to the destruction of the churches of
Philadelphia. Mr.. L : speech seemed galvanic
effort TO resuscitate the old native party-but,
as in ali other struggles which are produced by
the aid of that powerful element, the result will
doubtless be the same-total and complete pros.
tra,ion
Ii the State Legislature, yesterday, the report
OF the commissioners of the code was presented
and an immense number of copies ordered to
be printed.
We learn from Boston, that the steamer Bril-
tannia was not in sight at eleven O'Clock last
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner of Fulton and Nassau SIS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HER.4LD-Er'V day tsrndzy included
csits COPY ~ IS The United states
Etropfan sths yfbefs "a 20 tncade the post
EEEKLY HERALD Every Satrdap-s4 CENTS
yer sorry 50 2S per GntHm- in ne United Sfaes Eu
-ope0n cbsrs IS per - include the pp tage
IA edition an TIE FTe eh teeh as IN n English Ian
FEage) WN be published the dau Of TIE departure Of
each STEAMER 6g any pot in Sur pc ufh intelligence
from Oh ports the america eOrt,lent 10 The
Subscriptions adpeTfi sements received bp
Messrs GaLgHan srre Fipierne PARIS; p L Sim nd :.
rs ,nhiH end John Miller, bookseller, Henrietta street
Pre- SIDENTL4L HERALD Esery Tuesdau- One
Delifr flr ne C.gpsign
.4DTERTI >EMENTS treneiosd every ,aorring) at
SO on9I priee 70 erftten ~ plain iegibie
PRINTING Of Gtt kinds erecl,ei beautifully ID NTH
dagetcs Orders reeered at the Publication ce cor
I'LL LETTER : ~ mail for sabscri5fions or Nth
advertisements be posf paid the posag, ,,; he NJ,
cUctsS ~ re moneg remit.rd
FoLCNT.iRY RRESPONDENCE containing
and Mesd Ig,i be literally paid for.
NO NOTICE can b. taken OF anonyuoys rommy,;co.
sons Hhgierris tended for imseron must be auhen.
seated " ne IGe and address OF the trrr
Ts publication out as grdrcnfv Of has coed faith
~ CARROT -, f1f Re 10 return rejected
ILL PAYMENTS to be made an Advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

0I5- The Mirror makes great dust about un
derrating its circulation. What is its exact cir
culationl II 1t will allow full examination of
its books and condition, we will throw open
ours, each agreeing then to publish, in our re-
spective journals, the exact and fair circulation
of the two papers, side by side. Is not this fair!
As for Its amiabe abuse, we pass i, by as the
wind from cabinet d'a'ssace. The Mivr
will iniurs the Herald about AZ much sp i will
help General Taylor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

AN OFFSET TO THs Providence JOURNAL
The NKw YORK HERALD OF all the papers In
the country news and eroia intelligence give
US the New York Daily Herald. Wa know Of no more
industrious individual in tho Union than James Gordon
Bennett Ths paper contains details Of ell the news
throughout the world The Herald Is always ahead Of
its competitors Ia the city and are happy 10 ssr1
.Ert ts success Is equal to Its enterprise It's ercula
zion larger thsa ssy sthse pspsr Ia the city Ns,
tassshJ Nspstkssn, Fsk, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
New spaper ejaculation In London, Paris and
New York.

While we were in London aud Paris, year
ago, we ascertained from the best sources of in
formation in those capitals, the circulation of
the daily journals of each. During the recent
invest CATION between he establishment of the
Herald and that of the 7ribune-growing out of
the transfer of the pos; Office advertising from the
latter to the former-we have, also, ascertained
what we believe 10 be correct statement OF the
circulation of the respective daily news papers
published in New York
These statements are very curious, and ex-
hibt the activity of mind, independence of
thought, and general character of the three great
leading nations Of the world.
Here they are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Latest Aspect OF the Fate OF the Treaty
with Mexico.
WASHINGTON, March 2, lS4S.

WASHINGTON, March 2, 1913.
The Senate is still in Executive session on the
treaty.
The wings had a caucus this morning, and
came into the Senate in body at quarter to
one o'clock. 1t at once became evident that
they had come to decision, and that that de-
cislon was against the treaty.
The determination to take vote upon the
treaty to day, has been re-considered, and it is
now agreed that the final vote shall be taken on
Saturday next.
The administration men still hope the treaty
will be carried, but in modified form hence
the pospOnement of the vote. The wings gene
rally, the "a 40 democrats, and the Texas sena-
tors, think 1t must be rejected, and comm ssion-
ers appointed. Even if adopted, the treaty will
be largely amended, SO that a commissioner
will be necessary in any event. The friends of
peace are afraid that the Mexican government
will be overturned in the meantime; but We
understand that instructions are about to be sent
to the commanding general to hold the existing
government secure. Some of the programme
on Mr. Trist's schedule, it is expected, will be
agreed upon by Saturday.
The late vote on the Wilmot proviso, In the
House, has operated against the treaty.
1t is showing here very rapidly. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
rroN or THE LONDON DAILY JOURNALS
Total. ..... s. 500
AscRroArf CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY JouRsALs IN
PANS, LoSDo- AND New YoRK.
Population Population

AGGRFoATF CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY JOURNALS IN
PANS, LONDON, AND New YoRk.
Population Population
If Of
Circulation. Capital. Counfru
Lon4on Journals. 66.500 100000 &c 900 900
laris 10 $4,000 l,i000 600 30 900 900
Rev ok DO lac 1870 E. 800 900 $4,000 900
These are most interesting facts, letting in
light equally on the Literary, political and intel
'ectual progress Of these three great cities-the
capitals OF the three greatest countries of the
civilized world. The first fact that strikes the
mind is the inieriorty Of the circulation of the
London journals The people of England are
great readers, independent thinkers, and fond of
newspapers. The diminution IN the number of
Journals issuing from the metropolis of that
oouaiy, as .Ompared with the other two cities.
ereeg from lac desmers Of the price, single
T onjoa Journal coats 6ys pence .pisTIing equal 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
STATEMENT CIRCULATION OF THE PARIS DAILY
JOURNALS.
Total. .l2s 500

Total. 1850
The remsad,r 10 rrcuate from 1000 10 1000 each and
advocate various shades OF OPINION from the oyaIst TO
the re publican.
to be aided from &C.
service money
Observation-Disclosures supported by Russe-sub-
SOY.
tOppositio s-iynastc-libcra nal party of NJ. Theirs.
Oppo.itlon-d ynsste-lbersl party Of UdIl on Barrot
Hepubean-isrty Of extreme left-Arago, Canot Du-
D., de Irau, &t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
The Stea,nship Britannia

We learn, from the agency in this city. that
this steamer undoubtedly sailed on the 18th ult
She Is, therefore, considerably over due.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
49, RrafGA ~ THIS SvsNst q
PA2K TIE ATRE.- OrHsLLo-Hrs LAST LEGS

EGWErT .'FEATsE, norsery-Lovss sAcRrrIoE-
sPr OF ST. Names
HATH M THEATRE Cta;hars street Who's THE
COMPOSER = GRIsT TO THE MILL-AeNEs DE VERE
CiACUS-fOWERY AMrHITHEATRE, 6owery.-
EQyFsTEtArisrs ETHIOPIAN HARMoNIsTs PANToMIME &c.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway. rear Brooms
shaisTys MrNsTBELS, ETHIOPIAN SINGING, Buzz EsqvE
ia CiTG, &c.
FALMOS OPERA HOUSE, Chamber s;rcst-MopxL
ARTIST
B&oADWAY 0DECE. Neutrality-suspicious. As-urs
FAN0GAGA ALL, BScaav.y, scar Fl lus,pz at.-BAS-
NEEu'A 'AnpASSA "
ldS. MALONE RAYMOND AID family il their IRisH EVE
Si-Gs.
ALHHMRRa, Erosdway.-FrcrunEseUE CONCERT OF
THF ViRGiNIA H.Rmo~iErs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN QUINCY
ADAMs.-We see, by the Philadelphia papers,
that her citizens have determined to suspend
their business while the remains of the Hon.
John Quincy Adams are passing through that
city. This is n resolve worthy Of the Philadel-
phians, and merited tribute OF respect to that
distinguished man.
We trust our citizens will follow so excellent
an example, by timely announcing similar
movement In this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
sssv York. FsIday, Hisrch 8, ss4s
Circulation of yhe Herald.

or rs Daily edtioo, March 2 (yeeterdsy).... l7472
Aggregate issue Of sheets lsst wret IS5 576
Average oflfst six weeks, If Daily, Weekly, Sun
Cay end Presidential editions. ......... $4,000
TIE publication commenced yesterday ct to O'Clock
finished 20 minutes to g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

FoURIERIsM AND ApULTERY.-The organ of the
Fourierite party in the Corporation makes
great noise at the defeat of the adultery law IN
the Assembly, and pours out an astonishing
quantity of tears and sympathy for the lovely and
pretty young women of the age. Shocking!
All this would be very fine and pathetic, if it
were real. But Fourierism, as developed in this
city, is nothing but the grossest hypocrisy in
tion-taking purse to support Clay, and then
deserving him. Since the Fourierte philosophers
got into the Corporation of this city, and con-
trolled the finances Of that body, there have been
more waste of the public money, more atrocious
violations OF the charter, more plundering of the
people, in the shape of taxes, than ever the his
tory of party has before exhibited in New York
These philosophers think that tears of hypocrisy,
over the defeat ofthe adultery bill, are sufficient
pallaion for robbing the public treasury, contra
ry TO the charter, and keeping the city in state
of filth and dirt all the year round
Before the first May morning dawns upon u.s.
we trust they will find themselves sadly mis-
taken.