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os- woman, named Mary Henry, was found
dead in her bed, at Boston, on the morning of the
18th ut. Her husband had been, for the last three
years, Of very incorporate habits. abusing and
beating his wife. On the evening before her death,
he had quarrel with her and beat her. after which
they went to bed, and when Henry awoke in the
morning, he found that his wife was dead and cold
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

distinguished clergyman, and learned man, died
at his residence in Utica, NY, few days ago.
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FLY IN THE WHEAr.-The Martnsburg (Va.)
Chronicle says: 3" We are sorry to learn that the
fly is committing awful depredations among the
wheat-many fields, we are told, are almost com
nIetelv ruinad
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Arrived Yesterday:

Arrived Yesterday
Ship Middlesex Lovett 20 days from Boston, to Master
I'd my.
Bark saone Robinson. 20 days FIN Boston, to G. w Hy
son-2d my.
Bark Psigrna tsD) Julia days from Havana, to PUG
Puig-lst my.
Bark Hero Of sidon (Br) Flick from Liverpool 18th ult
TO PTeln. Clegg & CO-3d my.
Brig Lima Higgins days from Havana, in ballast to
ter-2d my.
Brig Florence Faes "a days from Boston, to master-point
sehr Evedne Ross Collins, days from Rrazos ST. JagO
masteT--3d N.Y.
sehI. Uncle Bill Miller days from Corpus Christi in bal
last 70 masteF-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
Duchess, Wade, from Cincinnati
Gen Pike, Kendall, FIN Cincinnati
Aleck Scott, Swon, I'm St Louis
Tuscumti ia, Eager, fin ST. Lous
Monroe, Murphy, I'm Louisville
Princeton, DcksTsOn. FIN Camden-I372 bales coftOu
Caddo, Graham, I'm Alexandra-572 bales cotton
Princess Sandford, fm u ard Times-23O2 h cotton
Convoy, Garrison, I'm Memphis-347O bales cotton
J. t. Boswell Kay, from Alexandia-l94 bales COTTON
Uncle Sam, BaraneO FIN Tnnca-iO6O bales cotton
Mobile, Sutton, FIN Mobile-264 bales cotton
Jas L Day, GibersOn, I'm MObile-2O2 bales cotton
Luna, Fslrchid, FIN Bayou SaTa-3ll bales cotton
Belle Creole, Champomier I'm Bayou Sara74 bales COTTON
Eliska, Landry, I'm Baton Rouge.
TOwbOat DanI Webster, Rinehardt FIN the Passes
TOwbOat Shark, Pinnegar FIN the Passes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

90 Rev. o. C. Wheeler, of the Baptist Church.
took leave Of his pastoral charge at Jersey CITY on
the 18th, and is about 10 sail for San Francisco.
California, as a missionary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

COMMERCIAL LAw.-It will be seen by notice
in another column, that Professor R. Hunt COM
mences his Lectures on Commercial Law this
evening. These Lectures are not only of the
greatest to the legal class for whose immediate
instruction they are delivered, but they will be
found interesting to all classes of the community,
and particularly to persons engaged in trade.
Every merchant will find that time spent and
money paid to acquire knowledge of the general
principles of the law governing the great variety OF
commercial transactions will in the end prove the
most profitable portion of the capital he has in
vested. We commend, therefore, these lectures to
mercantile readers, and suggest that attending
a course of them would prove pleasant and gain
full mode of spending the winter evenings.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

01s- Joshua R. Giddings, of Ohio, has published
a letter in the Cincinnati Reporter defending his
course in opposing the wings and going for Van
Buren, in the recent campaign, and making some
hits at Truman Smith
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

LADIES SUPPER.-The Ladies of Dayton Ala,
of the Presbyterian Church Says the Argus pro-
pose to give supper, and apply the funds arising
therefrom, TO the purchase of bell for the church
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
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,,gr rsuRD EVERY DAY-sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
TERMS OF TaE CRESCENT.
DAILY Fesn Cets y ssk payable 70 the carriers weekly
same rstesin adyance. Single copies, Fire Cents
Tt rap ali subscriptions exceeding
TUE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished single subscribers
a THREE DOLLARS year; clubs Of four more,
rerd 10 lie same Postofice Two Dollars Cents
wear each and others who Agents. aud
send orders paid copies, viii receive copy addition
for their COMPENSATION Payable IN al adrncs Single
papers or kages in wrappers be had the Office pub
iicatioi No. IS St. Charles street.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL

II lthEOR'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE. forfb crre
hea, Giee Structures and analogous Complaints n he
sntson L makes speedy and permanent cure without e leaS
ne o y poslre Or change application business
q brought, 0hsch the Mir4rs no c9rs on boss i4
week which generally Macy are esrsd IN hsse dave 5
W.! - -" ANANASAe street. n2o 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

o. Nearly all women are aristocrats. Wealth.
power, and high station, have charms in their
hearts, more than really great qualities. So SAYS
one of our exchanges
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

G- Lancaster county, Pa, cast 6624 more votes
than were cast in the whole State of Rhode Island
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

Books, STATIONERY, ETC.-Mr. Norman, No
l6 Camp street, has added this season greatly to his
very large and varied assortment of plain and fancy
Stationery In truth, his collection contains every
article that can possibly be required in the counting
house-including commercial blank forms and
blank books in every style. The ladies will find at
Mr.. M 5 elegant style of fancy articles-albums
fancy note paper etc. etc. His stock of books en-
brace every nption-hstory, light literature,
poetry, law, medicine theology, school books, etc.
in great variety. See advertisement in another
column
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

OF The steamship Crescent City left last eve
ming for New York Uia Havana. She took out
5000 in specie and the following passengers
MB. g. H. Farkingon, Mrs. H. Perkins, Mrs J. w Far
lesqne. Miss Isabel Ann Rosman, Major Whitaker f. H.
Hard, Romero s. H. Sham. Mr.. Ronal and servant, w.
Stevens, Robert Manuel VIM. Sellngham. Shelby Thos
Dolan .sr. Don Jose Hlara Yobangueng0ia Rowan Mir
James Turk, A. SchlOss, and u in the steerage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
The above able shows the following results:

We see from the above table, that although Cass
did not carry the State yet his vote is larger than
that of Johnston, the successful wing candidate for
governor, by Aba votes. Taylors vote is larger
than Johnston's by II $50 votes.
WIscoNsIN.-The following are the majorities
and vote in Wisconsin. as far as heard from:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

90 We thank Capt. Miller, of the schr. Uncle
Bill, for late number of the Corpus Christi Star.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

COMPLIMENT TO GEN. TAYLoR.-The owner of
the steamship United States, Charles H. Marshall.
has sent Geographic dispatch to New Orleans,
instructing the captain of that noble vessel to ten
der her TO Gen. Taylor, if he should be disposed to
pay visit to New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

BisHoP DoANE.-We are glad to be able to say
that Bishop Doane, who has been seriously indis-
posed for some time back, has been pronounced by
bis physicians to be out of danger Trenton IN u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

GEN. CAss.-It is supposed that the Legislature
of Michigan will send Lewis Cass to the United
States Senate again.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

THE CoRsAIR's BRIDE.-A drama of extraordi-
nary interest, under the above title, was produced
at the American Theatre last evening, and met
with most perfect success The incidents are Of
the most exciting description the language poetcal,
and the production of the drama is creditable 10
Mr.. Grattan, both as Stage Manager and as the au-
thor Mrs. Coleman Pope, the " Corsair's Bride"
never appeared to greater advantage than in the
scene in which she so powerfully appeals to her
wild lover to abandon his purpose revenge against
the helpless child of his enemy. Mr.. J. Charles as
the Corsar has added to his well-earned reputa-
tiOn-it was a bold and spirited performance
throughout; his scene with his enemy-AI Has
san-was well conceived and powerfully executed.
Spear as Sazan and Miss E. Petrie as Zeda, one of
his fourteen deserted wives, relieved the serious
portions of the drama by their excellent impersona
tons of two very amusing characters We pre-
dict that the Corsair's Bride will be one of the
most popular dramas Of the season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

STEEL's BOOK SToRE-14 Camp street-We
would invite the attention of our country readers to
the advertisement of MI. J. B. Steel The stock of
Mr.. S.-embracing stationery, blank books, school
books, works in every description of literature and
science, etcis one that affords every thing in his
line that can possibly be called for, of the most ee-
CANT style and finish.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

THE ALABAMA ARGUs.-We invite the attention
of readers, both city and country to the pros
pectus Of the g Alabama Argus" published in the
thriving town of Dayton, Marengo county, Ala,
by Mr.. Albert A. Dumas. The Argus is well print
ed, and evinces ability, industry and tact-the COM
bination necessary to make useful and interesting
paper. We think it would prove an excellent ad-
vertising medium, through which our merchants
may promote their interests. The Argus is an adj
vocate of the principles of the wing party yet fair
and courteous to its opponents.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

o. We are under obligations TO our Senator,
Henry Johnson, fora valuable public document
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LArIruns q 81 30 N-LoreIrupr. 90 win Time. 81.
Cleared Yesterday:

Seamshp Crescent City. StOddaTd New York via Havana
J. p Whitney Co
Bark Siberia Bartlett, Glasgow A. & j. Dennistoun Co
Sch, J. Loyett, Hodgden New York, o. Wickham
Steamboat Fashion, Cadwallader ApaachicOla, Master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

CoNGREss-This body will assemble for the short
session, on Monday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

Togboaf Danl Webster lowed down and to sea on the
QSth nlt-baTks Muria and Jessie. and brig Faro.
ToybOat Shark lowed down and 70 sea on the 18th nit
bark William and Elizabeth. brig Mary and schr ST Mary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

Che Anipersitp Book Gtore.
INTERESTING TO PROFESSORS, TEACHERS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention Of those purchasing
SCHOOL BOOKS,
either for their SELL respectfully
the subscriber Consistently hand all works
departments Of Education n general use
NoRMAN's Book and Sta ionery Establlshment,
ne 2dph l6 Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

Total SOL 12O519 ia 592 232 4s2 237 5Ss Is sl2
Tayor's majority over Cass............... JOB 959
Tayor's majority Van Buren, ............. SO O32
Van Bureaus majority Cass ............... 59N
Cass and Van Buren, Taylor ............. 1850
TayOTs minority the entire vote of the State 10 $50
Polk Gay in 5106
Total vote in 1874 was. 485 S85
Total vote including 5000 estimated Scattering ass 662
Failing off IN tota vote since "A 20 go
TaylOr's vote less than Clay's......,,...,, l3 93l
Cas- and Van Buren, ess than Polk 247
Considering the great increase of population, it
will be seen that there were few people in the
State who did MT vote this time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
NEW JERsEY.-orr1crAI.

TayloT's majority -. 1923 Clay's mai -. S33
Smith (abotionisl received Essex County Al votes in
Mercer l. and in Monmouth 35-Toal H.. Biney in 1874
received in the whole State 13l votes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

ALEXANDER HILL'.-... L. sCHEPMoEs.
A. HILL Is CO.,
yr,r,r No. DO Chartres Street.
HE supseTIDers are now opening the most complete and
ever offered IN one establishment in this city and oud call
aehuon OF country and city dealers Thei stock consists
SHE'LL, SILVER AND IVORY CoMRS
INLAID WORK TABLES;
AIAbASTER and other Ornamental GOODS:
GERMAN TOYS; WALKING CANES
WdIfS DhUMSs NELOCIPEDES sc Sc.
GASES; PURSE TRIMMINGS; Silks READS Sc
ny O9T assortment of STAPLE GOODS is complete
Threads, Needles Pefumery Brushes &c. cIeGDcr tSan
eo s5a. S xan ara see A. HILL & Co,
99et9e-ls0 46 ChaTtres street, N. o.
PROSPECTUS OF THE ALABAMA ARGUS
NJ ua9degned having purchased the entire interest in
= me mARENao Ledger Office, in Dayton Marengo
county AaDama, would most respectfully inform the cit;
Zen OF ts state that he has commenced the publication of
WING journal Literary articles of the uerY highest merit
sha De pubished and the ARGUS shall be paney every
way worthy OF extensive patronage. As an ADVERTISING
newspaper it shall be surpassed BY snv osper n tbs
country Our Office situated is in the very ygeaitbt
Poion OF the state OF Alabama, makes our paper verv
oesiFaoe medium through which advertise and anoher
lndgcementOur subscription list will compare favoIahlv
WHh any other country paper in Alabama Mobile mey
chants DESTROYS Of advertising in the Argus will pease M
number. ~ 'iN "'s1
Acknowledgements or subscriptions left either at J. Ran
dali at NJ BOulemets Literary Depot or at IT o.
veIs IN Mobile, Alabama, will be forwarded without desT
ana meet W tn prompt attention. 49,
TERMS OF SUBsCRIPTION-S3 in advance AZ IN ie Ill
within slx months. and "a if longer delayed F-0
Vnr terms lor advertising are extremely moderate
All letters TO the editor business must come noss maid
10 ssl IA altsn ~ - ALBERT A. DUMAS.
~ Inc New Orleans Plcayune and Crescent and Ala
Dana Journal will please give the above three inserians
weekly, ana send bill TO this Office d9d& Wal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

TrTr
~ IOl5,EN-On Thursday night, the 3Gh NIT fnou the
residence q H. A. Hendrks. No. 1856 St Joseph 10
p ( nj near Ihe corner Of CaIOndeet GOIDkH
EALENL LEVER WATCH. 10 holes jeweied ~
h h oy ~ J. Tobias No. 10 422: with small gold A8
clan ana KEY attached belonging to NJ Deoursey Aso
VIZ W bulls one $40 bill four go gold pieces and one 81
god piece. and 90 in silver $50 w ~
- The above reward viii be paid for the recovery If
ne property and conviction of the thief or Twentvfve
Oy 9esa TOT the Watch. II. A. HENDRICKS
d1o 1856 ST JoasDh s9raaf
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N0RMANiS
Book and Stationery, Commercial Print
ing and Binding,

NO 10 Camp stfbtt coIIlplete IN an IIs uetalIs,
BOOKS and STATIONERY, complete assortment.
BINDING and improved machinery, under
porinisndeace . The best worknen.
t executed rrompneal and approved styles
wHATMAN's CELEBRATED LONDON PAPER, 1.-The only
stock used in this climate made up only at this
ablisainent. d 2dpd& Wi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

EINHlS celebrated Philosopher date of NevyYoL, bsv
returned to the city can be consulted at No 81 Heria
stseL aaIy Except on Sundays) from "a NJ to NJ
Madame I makes no pTsiensiOns 10 Magic but she 5eM
inform s who consult her Of their Disposition and ChaTae
f ana leadlng Transactions of the Past Present. and
FniuFe, as well as If she had known them from bjrfb
TERMs-For Lady or Gentleman Al 40 9s
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NEW ORLEANS.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT.

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER O. 184a
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FOR RENT


ITO RENT-Two Handsomely furnished ROonFs =.
Jackson street, between Marais and Villere aba1t
tne middle Of the block, the left hand side going a
towards the swamp. d NJ ~
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.
1. MARSH DENMAN & Good stand 81 and "a
COyh.hON Street, nearly opposite YeTaHddh Hotel
WE have of the largest assorments of CaraRes in
,CNl,,t TINS market-C0mprising COACHES. COACHEEs
KOCkAWAYS. BAROUCHES pITGGTE9 CTc5S'
I!LBU kIES, and Telegraph BUGGIES WSWS -
kTlnelpaly made at our mandatory in Cf]54=SSSS/
new jersey, which guaranty. Pur es2z4l-se~Tas[N
elases are requested TO call and examine NlE - ~
Favorable. ALSO - wv anu se'"S
4 general assortment Of CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
Prices. 10 i9dstearVVS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

F.1n.v Mann. Ia. !. rs.

ERIDAY NIGHT, Dec. H. 1880.
uv market has dplayed considerable activity during the
mas, ,ee parieuIay in Flour and Grain though prices of
boh are rather lower Cotton has been in less demand, and
The advance noticed in last weekly review has been
partially lost. -
Later from Europe BY the Liverpool steamer Of hs
1sf, ut (lhe Britannia, is about due BY telegraph
qtiFTGN.The market opened in the early part OF ths
we with good inquiry and the sales of Saturday Mon
ay and Tuesday embraced about 10 $50 bales prices Des
generally well sustained at the advanced rates OF me
previous. The intelligence By the Cambria, pnDIeI o
the morning of the latter day, though Tepesenuns %
erpoo market steady. has, however, checked e 1eu
since and only $500 bales changed hands on wednesday
and Tnurday on decidedly easier terms ior anu
have made their appearance and the sales reach 1000 bales
making total Of 22OoO bales for the week taken for
Eurland the Continent and the North We have slightly
reduced our figures for the qualities below Fair The receipts
AT this port show an increase of 81 OH bales compared
with last years to date and at all the u ports
there is now an increase Of 1874 e01 bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
SUPERIOR COMMERCIAL STATIONERY
At No. 10 CAMP st.
I II RECHTEL & co.

Repeetly invite the attention e Mercantile Community . M
and examine their aud superior qualities oil COMA4E~
CGAL STATIONERY, consisting IN par; oil
w INC PAPERs-Viz Letter Paper Commercial and Packet
POST Folio Post Foolscap, Bill Paperuled ng or broad n
Acrnn sales Paper every other description OF Commercial
Paner of the most superior quality and finish. 49,
Steel PENS Embracing upwards OF MY inherent Kinda %
various degrees Of temper as to suit all tastes eh on Card
coMMERCIAL BLANKS OF the most approved styles embracing
Check Books all the City Banks BUS o. ESG5hange Bh e
% IN Shins or Steamboats, Dray Receipts, mauest Blank
Tsses md Renting Cards. PromissOry Notes, Drafts Cayzl
Books ETC. = -
BLANK boOKs-At Northern prices, made IN e most sapenT
hammer and every description q form
STYLE FROM the large super Royal Ledger TO The smallest Po
Memorandum Book.
II is mnoesbe specify partial enumeration
& articles necessary outfit Of the Counting wn
IN, limits Of an advertisements respectfully invite merchants
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. az
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LAW. MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BoOKSTORE-KEPT BY
TIL OS. l.. w HITE,
So CANAL street.

TIL OS. l.. WHITE,
53 CANAL street.
Law. Medicine.
Greenleaf On Evidence. Watson's Practice.
Curtss Rights and Duties Of Wilson's Anatomy.
Merchant Senmen Chehus's Surgery, vols.
Collisions Reports, 2v.ls. Rumabotham's Mil wiieiy
Kent'S Commentaries, vols Dewce,s Midwifery
UptOn's Civil Code. Churehll's Midwifery.
Grener's Code Of Practice. Kanea Chemistry.
Benamin's and sliiells Digest Diapers Chemistry.
Domat's Civil Law. Fowne's Chemistry.
KAufman's Makeldys VOL 1. Pereira's Matera Medica.
storys Works Law, complete Royls's Matera Medics
Miscellaneous. School
Edinburgh Encyclopedias IS ys AtchePs Smiths and oneys
Brandes Encyclopedia. Geograt HES.
Urss Dictionary and Smiths Kkhan's and Blu lionss
Sciences English Grammsrs.
Msunderas Treasury of Know Anthons Greek Series
ledge vols. complete
Narrative Of Events connected EmeTlon Smiths Daviesa
with the Rise and Progress Of Cosurn's Arithmetic
the Pratesnn Epscops Walkers, Webster's, Boess
Church in Maryland; by F. CObb's Dictionaries.
l. Hawks.
I. L. w. has ON hand A LARGE ASSORTMENT If BOOKS
department Literature which he offers for sale
above IN Ivgodn
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TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS

1441AN I ,, bAWhHhs AND OIAEha
'u' imported from the most celebrated makers Eng aud s
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly BLANK BOOKS.
Inc superiority Of English papers well known, well
poAee OF having papers for Account Books that Withstand
peculiar humidity of climates
These papers Of the consistency whsiman's Celebrate
drawing Papers, and the description papers BY all Pu
Offices Including the Bank Of Englaud) Of Great Britain
portion Of this class Of BLANK BOOKS is Nom R,7y m
those who are in of YERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOog2
are invited to call and examine them.
The prices will not exceed the usual FIRST eas books
new and improved BLANK BOOK BRIBERY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS ' 5
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

his farewell Exeter Hall, and his sp
pssrance was hailed enthusiastically The under
taking bold one but IL attended with great
for the hall crowded in every part In front
Of the orchestra we'll the north and south gale
benohss bshi ma the singer We never Sehsld a more
elegant audience In the hall Mr. Wilson was In good
voice and executed the various songs contained In the
entertainment the song of Whan buy Caller Her
ring" was rapturously encored Who can fall to APP
preciats the beauty Of Nathaniel Cows composition
young Lochinvar," and " Love Wakes and Weeps,n
judiciously introduced and sweetly given.
The humorous ballad of the mshaps of John Grumlie''
closed the first part Of the entertainment and excited
great mirth The second act commenced with the
ballad Of 4" Lord Ullins Daughter" into which Mr..
he sings it. is very different from the commonplace
dtty which We have heard elsewhere By special re-
quest, Ye Banks and Braes' was sung snd this was
followed by the exceedingly droll ballads Of " Hame
cam Gudeman,n and the {" Laird Of Cockpen,''
which would both have been encored but fer an APP
peal made by Mr. Wilson Get up and bar the Door,
tsinmeHt The cheering having subsidized, MIR. Will
son delivered the following very characteristic ad-
Before concluding hope you will allow express you
the gratitude kind and part which
sys @ d. only Of
a
since to make her SONS and daughters ae
visit America where have excellent friends and have
every TO Hope that in through the United
states may meet many Oh my w not De
their adoption; for there indescab charm national
when they heard distance from ones native
ccunya charm which was described BY young soldier and
poet in India, many years ago, when he wrote
The OF auld Scotland midst the
But oh, could you hear them when roll between
Ts then, and then only, the heart divine
The charms that hid in the sange langsyne.
would ain thank sind patronage OF my
efforts years. The have received
from you ha be my guiding my path and will also
Of the most pleasing Of life Ny eav.
country would be sad indeed tighten
ed the hope again and wnrblng
Won nv natl Aud
and allow say most gratefully and respectfully farewell
cheers. The audience comprised about 1000 persons
Winchell has reached Detroit in his Westward tour
where he is detained to counterfeit the political asperi
ties of the times.