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New Orleans Cattle Market.


LAFAYETTE Sept II. lS4S-One fiatbo4t Of Cattle ar
rived TO day PrcsSeef Cattle, 4(GD4lac. T. 10 Hogs
lG4 &c. : 10; Sheep. s20$2 IS = head
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COPPER TRADE.-The Cliff Mine Company, Of
Lake Superior. have erected a smelling furnace a,
Pi.tsburg. for the purpose of smelling their ore
The practical results show that the yields 80 TO
90 per cent. of pure copper 1t is also added, that
the pickings of the alone, yield over three
pounds of silver rer day
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EFFECTS OF Low FARES ON TRAvEL.-Seyen
of the New England railroads terminates in Bos-
1on-the aggregate length OF which, including
branches, is only 3701 miles, Viz

passng through a territory tributary to them con-
1aining population of Csc, 370-carr ed. during
he year 1871. foVr millions. seoe.tyfUe thousand
passengers, who paid an Average of only Az cents
each Thus it will be seen these roads carried
over str-and, d-guGrter time tie entire population
residing in the counties through which the roads
pass and TO which they reach.
When the Lowell. the Worcester, and the Provi-
ienc- roads We're in course of construction. it
estimated by their sangu'te friends, alter mature
Investigations that the three roads would, when
completed carry annually al .4f0 passengers. or
about As 900 each while Others not Customary
doubted many even ridiculed the estimate as pre-
posterous :: whereas that number is less than one
rierenh of the number actually carried by then, III
ISl7 the twelfth year from their completion.
The question will naturally be asked, how has
this wonderful increase been brought about The
reply is, they have devised ways and means TO IN
iuce travel; they have reduced their fares; run
their trains to accommodate the people and their
business and the result is that one.ftM, nearly
that proportion of tie business men of Boston live
II, The country along the different lines of railroads;
ana so would it be with Phadel phia and New
York if the railroad companies would initiate the
management of the Boston railroads and then il
would be that the New Jersey railroads, with IA
population, including the two cities, nearly dObif
hat of the seven Boston roads, would make larger
returns their shareholders upon half their prcsen'
charges, and every department of business would
be benefited by cheap tacties.-Ra'lroad jour.
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Steamboat Departures This DaTo
,g-sEE apyERTIsEvENTs ON rHlRD p fGE

o;,sbyrr 49,. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Irvue 5 P N
U1fsrag Places MOBILE, Sutton, A. NJ. Onn's A. NJ. Chr
rFc4s5urs .MARENGO, Brennan, 5 p NJ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

HEALTH OF NV IoRK-The special commit
tee of the Board Of Health reported the city to be
IN healthy state, at their meeting on the 4th. The
health officer at quarantine reports three since
his last report Two of these occurred in the vii
lage of Stapleton one in the marine hospital. The
one in hospital has died, and three reported
formerly in the village of Stapleton, have died,
making four deaths
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t. The e. :; Mai GEORGE WASHlNGTON-For
psburg Cine mat and ousvile-This splendid passen-
ger steainh oat will leave THIS DAY. Friday, O'Clock
p " positively tnfn Ioydras street wharf
SIS nl DE u '''LESBl L, Il f0rdraH 81.
sJS" Passengers will please be on b0a'd at the hour
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Western M arkets.

rom the Te'esraphlc correspondence of St Louis Unon>
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5-S P. M-Water rotted Hemp active
full Sales OF Tobacco at 81 b0D So "a in quail
Sales of Whisky Sales OF 100 bags Rio Coffee
lsc b.. Sale, OF our al 81 bill. Sales Of prime
white Wheat at 73D DC. Sale OF y. O. Sugar at &c
n. Sale OF Western Sides at tID4c T III =. Sales of
western Lard bbls at SIC, in kegs at 71aIsc ID.
CISCISSATI, Sept SIS P. Flour market irmer than
Yesterday End the business done is at slight advance
Sales OF 900 bbs Flour at 81 06 40s4 The Gran
/. &C. gallon. There movement in Pork, bat
change. Sales OF Mess Pork. No l. 50; sales Of
prize Fork az So - sales OF Pork. prime runps. So
$40 bbI,. Lard b.; sales of 1000 Ncgs at
and LAS &C h. Sales OF western ShOu ders 81 C
sales OF Sides, including packages. at &C. + ID,
ST. LorIs Sept. Every animated III query for Flour
Wheat and Bacon YESTERDAY and sales made 10 constera
ole extent, al an advance over iOrne quotations Hem
Sales y bales good 3l1 and l. bales sos Lead
Sales of 7.6 pigs Upper Nine, 50 20 and 45 pig do
$751;. our-Saes OF y bbls. Cold Springs al SO TO-
lag bbs BoonviIe snd Mitchell 81; 100 b6Is. Oge a
81 II, Wheat-SaIes 100 SIX fair prime lots
756Dsc SACKS returned Corn Sac OF IS SKIS white in
ona bures at "a &C. and IS aud l6i 81 yellow and mixed
sk al 23c Pok-Saie OF no bbs. Mess somewhat rusty
at IS 25... Bacor-The market very active with sales
beyond those previously quoted OF 200 Cks and hhds., de-
mand good Wh,k y-Saes raw at l1c.... axseed-a
Zoe. Sugar-25 hhds ordinary 352c.. .Moasses22
bbls. al PC,
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COMMERCE OF BosToN AND BALTIMoRE.-The
arrivals at Boston in August We're S34, of Which
:'53 were foreign The clearances Were 500, of
which 1853 We're foreign. The arrivals at Baltimore
were l55, of which 80 We're foreign. The clear
auces We're 81.
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cos- The elegant passenger steamboat NJ ARENGO. e
J. Frenham master, Will positively leave on FRIDAY
the 18th inst. o'co T. for Lake Providence
Vicksburg Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natchez.
az r. b. SMITH, So Magazine ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

GREAT FIRE IN THE WOODS ON LoNG ISLAND
4 fire broke Of the coal pits near Cook,
public house, at islip, which has proved more des-
ructive tuan any previous one on the Island Ii
has been contined almost exclusively 10 the forest,
spreading space of ten miles long and five
wide, extending in an easterly direction from
whence it commenced. An immense quantity Of
valuable wood has been destroyed. and up to last
Monday evening the fire still raging.
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from me Western World J
THE Rig BOTTLE HJMBUG.

WE FEEL 1T ALMOST DEROGATORY to our
selves to the above phrase but there Is really moth
ing which Adequately expresses the imposition which
has been successfully practe upon the public for few
years past. respect to preparations OF SARsAPA
1t al that the public has at last
lgh the matter and that the extremely diluted
paraons referred have about their is
NE rapid falling off Of the demand. The real facts in the
premises are as follows:
Isl The large bottles of Moasses and water containing
infusion of SasapaIia constantly liable SUR
Maine to Fonda know this. and almost every day 1t Is
ID rhe big bottle Preparations decidedly injurious
very many eases. A compound which arH IN Il
IightIy corIcd b0tc manitestly Unf be received
decate stomach On tins point there IS not The slightest
for doubt. Many patient has been thus inJued
Sd 1Hc nnmber 0 doses the large bottle preparations
,reat OF some OF the smaller " lose of
the tUmeIIs usually wine glass tu Cor tTotE ds) accor
to ie printed dec IONS while that OF TIE SinHF Is
10 nothing efficacy, the big bottle article hod
com,an>oa with some OF the smaller.
4h me bottles weigh between three and four ponds
each the freight OF which, IN the aggregate, an Important
item 10 the vender and consumer.
The GRAEFENBERti SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND is beyond all question the most valuable prepara
thIon OF lie day. 1t is almost literally Supha'e OF Saa-
paIa So highly concentrated is that Me doSeis dh me
whc oh in large bottles nearly riHe gdSS full! In
OF Mandrake, Burdock Queens Delight; Elder, Yellow
Dock, Guacun and other important neiIcamens which
rot found IN any other preparaton
len: IN the Graetenbers sarsaara Is probably
c. speaks of follows the Southern Journal OF Med
c'ne and Pharmacy Few vegetable productions exhibit
the system generally. So powerfully is It's
exeed upon the capillary and seCetng vessels IN
chan.n their mo bid conditions, and dposng
them aud healthy that greatly 10 be
preferred etc. lie further adds, that onc dis
eases and chronic lDamma ions and also in the long tran OF
consequences that follows syphilis that its efficacy bes
| eXhbleC.'
! These things being So let all who have made up the
minds any Sanaparlla, that of the Graeenbers
| Company
t. is warranted 10 be ten tss efcnci0uS than
am ofer knoWp matter how the bottle eNtrav
! agant the advertisement. si3 Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

o. Died, at his residence on Brush Creek Green
county, (ky.) on the Goth day of August, William
skaggs. aged 100 years Mr.. Skagys was one of
the old pioneers of the $ dark and bloody grolnd :;
was private in the army Of the Revolullou, and
whal an upright and honorable man.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

LTelegraphed for the B altimore Sun.y
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. e, P. Mr.. Benjamin
Stiles, jr., from Missouri, was found dead III his
bed at the United States Hotel this atternoon.-
He died of apoplexy.
Mr. Francis Fall carter was killed to-day near
the depot of the Germantown railroad. lie was
kicked by horse and survived but short tine.
The markets remain unchanged. Brealstutfs in fa.
dem nd at yeserays prices Flour So So Red Whea,
81 H. Yellow 63 % cts Oats 3U)32 cts Provisions
and Groceries without change. Cotton qule-no sales.
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j. WEST, Practical DENTIST, 112 St Charles S
-. II lrc.nt.L L.i L.nr.

~ HarrnRted tDr Ten Years. sftg
'sNHE ST BSCRiBER having introduced fs-r--I+-zgAz
} mo his practice and improved NSfy-cs 49,
method OF FiLAiNG TEETH with Gold, VI fyIssJIssaSs
by which double the amount OF density NI--l I v
produced prepared 10 every filling where ths,
Tooth c0nstutoDay good and healthy retB tire geGrS
Also. whole and halt OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH either ~
blocks oil carved work with false and guns, WIKI
>lngleO separate Teeth as may be preferred, mounted
Cold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure sureui,
finn 70 sustain weight of sixteen pounds, will be furnished
better and OF better quality than can be procured
a any other Dental establishment in he South
= j. w. refers to the following gentlemen who have.
honoed him with their patronage:
Prot. STONE. SYKES & HYDE
MoRrHY. STUKGEs x WRIGHT.
" DIMIrBY. MoRpHY X NEvIIS
DIR. BENBRooK. ROBINSON & ALLEN
n. B-Denilsts supplied with Gold fol and Plate o.
flee No. liz st. ChGrifS street. sl5 3ul
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
TO PRINTERS
t AT COST Selling Off At Ccst!-At
A. NUNROE IL CO. 5, 81 MAGAZINE srRr

90 We will sell our stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING
h I COST, comprising
Merno FrOck, Dress and Sack COATS
CUton Par Caspian Tweed Fr9ck Dress and S7c
COATS: ~ ~
Wh;e, Brown, Check anG Stnped SACKS and COATEES
VIM and fancr LlLen DuN PAETALUONS,
Check Linen, Groom and Kub n lie Lame Pa NTS.
t1 Our * u WOOLLEN GOODS IS coflnete and 6 recs,,
~ One Plce Tor Goy!F cnh o DEVIATION
A. MLNkOE &. u
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A Coon CHANCE.-We invite the attention Of
printers and publishers 70 tie following notice
fhe paper is located in one Of the richest parishes
in the Stale:
TO PRINTERS
FoR SALE upon very reasonable terms for cash a well
establish ed WING PAPER thriving town o. this State
competent economical, anT I7dn,triois business man
would do well to purchase. For particulars, inquire at this
Office. al
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LATE AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS

LATE AND INTERESTING FLUCTUATIONS
NOR SALE AT ID CAMP STREET -STRICK-
I lands LIVES OF THE QUEEN OF lNG-
IAND-Cnmpiee in Il vols.
POEMS OF WIN. CU Lien BkYANT-Completei in w.
WASHINGTON AND The GENERALS OF THE
RENOLUTiON-theap edition IN , vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHlNE-by
Vile NJ ! i.e Normand.
GRANrLEY MANOR-A Tale by LAZY Georgiana
Full erton, au: nor OF - Ellen Middleton"
Just received and Tor sale the Newt eans Sationars
Warehouse I>i53rl J. b STEEL, "A Camp st.
NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
No. IA f.f.HP STREET.
Is CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED with splendid and com
plete O; all articles required by Banks Insu
and Pnblc Offices aid Merchants STEAMBOATS, and
SHIPS BLANK BOOKS, at the first class, warranted 10
Books new puhcationS |, ndon Standard lVorEs etc.
PRINTING and BOOk-BINDiNG executed wuh neat
ness cheapness and Dispatch The propretor having pro.
cured YANKEE CARD Press, now prepared 10 print
Cards and OF her work as low office ! the city.
81; All article. from TINS e>ablshm warranted give
satisfaction. J. g. ; FEEL, No. IA Camp street,
s5 81 New CIR cans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

CANADIAN RESIGNAwION.-The resignation OF
the Governor General of Canada Earl of Elginl
is announced in the Montreal papers, apparently on
official authority He retires in consequence of the
continued illness OF his lady. He has been one of
the most popular governors ever sent out TO control
The peODle of Canada
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

FROM ByENOs AYREs-Raisjng the BLOCKADE OF
Rueuos Aurean Ports We have received the
British Packet of June "a. 1t contains the official
announcements by the French Consul General OF
the cessation of the blockade so far as relates 10
the coasts Of the Province of Buenos AyIes The
following is the document -
CrcuIar IL tie members Of the DIPLOMATIC and Consular
bodB IN NORteCedsO. .
SIR II have the honor to acqGant YOU that agreeaDlg
IN. directions given b. the Com missioner Extraordinary
of France sent special mission to La Pate tn block
ade the Province of Buenos Ayre VIII cease
10 be eu forced from this date by the Fench squadon-t VIII
however continue TO blockade the ors on the coast OF me
Oriental Republic which al present or may be hereafter
occupied by the under the command OF Gen Tbe
hand the OF twenty five DAYS TO expire on
10Th July has been allowed Io the departure OF neu
ral vessels from those ports. Receive, Ne.
Charge d A iales and Consul General OF France.
Monte vuleo. June H. 1913. DEyolZE.
The British on their part discontinued the block
ade nearly year ago. Lord HOwden declaring
that as measure of coercion it had proved mlser-
able failure and was indefensible upon any plea of
right expedency.
The por, of Buenos Ayres, during the last twenty
two and a-half years has sufferer three blockades.
The lst (Brazian) lasted 1901 days
The I'd (French) lasted Observation-Disclosures. Wy
The Sd IntervenOn)
Joint English and French 659l 1000 %
French alone. ............... .3llS --'o3
or eight years. month, more than one-thrd ot
the period above mentioned.-N y. Jour. Of Conn.,
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and Groceries without Change Cotton qulet-no sales
New YORK Sept So M.-The sales of Treasury
IS lO3a; and o. $ SIS, loan; at lo5] q
mains steady last quoted The flour make, continues firm
with good eastern and hose demand and far shppns
export a, s. "a So l2 Genesee. A sal Of 600 barrels
Southern at s. 75COs6 Oswego and 0ho IS 75G0s6-7
sana of = Hs o at 81 ;z
sale of rme Ohio red 81 q, and other reds Southern
81 l6Gsl 20 Corn is active dem nd with sales 'unns
he day Of 40 900 bushels at 6OfD0cts for white Y cts tor
fiat and 1S cts o FOR onn yeSY oas !" In better d.
ecal change to mo- ice IN Provisions Sales to day OF 2NV
bbIs. NJ Pork at 81 63e Beef and Eacon nnc, nged
sales OF so bags Coffee at cts Ii for Sumdtra Ro do
cts Whisky is finn with sales OF 30 bis. al 70 CTS ga
The Liberty Stat Convention assembled here
to-day, and voted to join hand in glove with the
Free Soil Convention, just organized, and exhibit
ing a very full attendance.
BosToN. Sept 6.-The royal mail steamer Bri-
tannia sailed from this port to-day taking % passen-
gers for Liverpool, and = for Halifax. No specie.
BosToN, Sept. 6-p M.-The Democratic Con-
ven;on assembled here to-day. Mr.. Henry Gro
ker was chosen President. There very
full attendance. The Convention was addresse ed
at length by Messrs. Caleb Cushing, Rantoul, and
Hal!et Great excitement prevailed in consequence
of the presence in the Convention OF two sets Of
delegates from TauntOn-One for Cass, and the
other for Van Buren,. Numerous disordery motions
were made. A committee was 1Inallv appointed
70 inquire into the facts of the case. aud report
thereon After some further debate and movement
Mr.. Caleb Gushing was nominated a candidate fol
Governor The vote stood, for Caleb Gushing $50
and for Frederick Robinson of CharlestOWn, 800
Necessary to choice, 329.
PITTsBURG, Sept 1.-THE river has but 3
feet water in the channel.
The BarnburEerS' Convention assembled here
| to-day, and recommended Mr. Canaan a sura
bic candidate for Governor The Convention nom
mated Mr. G. w. jackson a candidate for Congress
and full county ticket for the Legislature. They
alsp Amounted LARGE uumber of helegatas 10 III.
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Sanis's Clothing emporium.

G% Richard SANDS, grateful Tor naSt iaVors, WoEd re-
I.ecy call the attention me public to fashionable Cog
Furnishing Store POY DRAS, Of TrtnIp
n. B. Gentlemen the city viii dnL tl.r
call and themselves. aYs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

Nesean nsggior doore, che 'iror''lrsi
De! te4uu fflIrr, ntlls nstra ,-DGIts
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N~V
DIED;

At Algiers, Thrlay Eth Of rsphus Fever Mr. 81
MARIA wife Of Nj. Th S BlenneIhas, red IS years. leaving
3 young family to mourn her loss.
So The friends family sqecy invited and her
funeral from Che.Eut AlcIs.s, This Morning. O'Clock.
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=
money narhe: the 18th acted upon uniavoraoly by
the Do of the bank returns. by the bad state OF tile
weather for harvest atoms, and BY the received by
the United States steamer from New York Announcing a
decline the rate Oh Exchange
The opinion began 20 be extensively entertained hat large
supplies OF breaSu wond be required from their side TO
provide Tor deficiency the English crops.
of bullion feared. the consequence OF whit was
percepbe of the par OF bankers, and
il was supposed that the rate of interest and discount would
certainly be raised by the directors OF tine Rank Of England
at their weekly meeting unless decided change the
weather should take place.
Eng ish Consos clock the 18th, the close of the
market So for money ard So for account eXchequer
bills G25,. premium india bonds, 2s ABS premium.
GALWAY shares heavy price, and prices tending
uownWa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

" Ine Observation-Disclosures Theory does
presume mat medicine idle
lent 10 7eln such doctrine the face Of gt
II IS The language OF quacks and peeners But "
icines offered the Graenoeg Company EVERY DISEASE
vii find ts antlote.
a. For Agents. Gaefenbsrgs Series, page. M
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No. MAGAzIHE CORNER CANAL STREET,
NJ II NTINGTON N,
DEALER IN CLDTHIMG

ID r. A l. r Is " L IL - L III " u,
Keep, constantly hand Complete of a7
CURED for Gent'eman's War lrobe. apis zipu
IL The Queens Delight, which forms an essential
ug ID CRAEtESBERG SAESAPARjLLA COM
POUND, probably superior Snrsapa lila se Professor Fos
Charleston, speaks OF lows he See BuAetn No 81
Pa-E.l r-2
~ To Country k.erCL Lnts, Planters and Phy-i-
Please the advertisement of Rustic & PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Page, hes!ed above. ryl0
LIZ Important to Health-No family should neglect
To on a bottles BILLINGS CdR4dINA TiFE
utabe remedy Bowel complaints,
frequently during other period
Tins DIaI-
rhra. Wholesale Depot y Camp street. Newt rleIns.
iel D. HANSbROUGH.
IT, II. DalIeys Magical Pain EXtractor.-The
has the
proprietor. III DALEY" the wrappers each box.
Southern Depot, Isl Charles street New Orleans Az
cT See ADVERTISEMENT on he first page OF this
headed "TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES" Of Coustock
Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pam Extractor Depot No.
SO Poydras street. warranted GEN
PURE. jeI en-
GORDON PLUMMER,
.ADJUSTER or .4FER.4GES.
~ Office Lucen heIEann, Marine Notary, No. q Royn
street, Nsw Orleans. 20 tlst nov.
I,
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- 'e-'h'f" III 'A1c WY see DE- d T MI I4LIfN =
Advertisements IN the Other columns paper
very pest LIS profession the United States All
in need would 10 well to give him call Cusomhouse
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The Markets.

LIVERPOOL Angus, ~ The markets generally continued
unchanged s'nce the hagaIas departure. VIZ
Far Upland Cotton. 3ad Orleans, AID. Other grades
are unchanged but former pr.ce be obtained TO
iarge quantities.
Corn Bis per quarter: Indian Meal los. per Dbl.
The Flour market dull and unchanged. Wheat Is rE
al s. sd. per 70 lbs.
The Provision market moderate and steady. Lard active
and unchanged
Money plentiful and the stock market oleraby steady
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News by the Steamship Washington

Int -esting from France-T Threatened Eevcluuon
N Transformation of Ireland-sVholesaieI -ana-
pcrta,i .n-Martin Transported-Affai-s Of Lay
Reception Of the Emperor OF UNSATISFACTORY
and observation-disclosures Market, etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10
From Mexico.

The following comes by way ofNew York +,
and is by week later than any news we
have in the ST. Louis papers. II would
seem by this that the desire for peace is
gaining strength in Mexico, aud that, ii
concluded now, il would be lasting.
Tie Pony TX. announces the aIriv al of the
English steamer with dates from Vera Cruz
To the Goth inst. \ courier from tie Eu-
g'i>h legation arrived AT Vera Cruz before
thc steamer sailed, with dates from the city
Of Mexico 10 the 18TH.
The American star cf the ll,h contains an
otliC ial announcement that the Treaty OF
Peace was ratified On the par, Of the MeNi-
can Congress 10y receiving the signature OF
Senior Rosus. Minister of Foreign Affairs
ca the 18th inst, which date il bears.
\ meeting ofthe Deputies and Senators
who were IN the city, was held, hut only
twenty four were present and majority OF
them were in favor ofpeace and the Treaty
so reads, and a despatch of the star of the
18th. SAYS, Santa Anna had asked for a
passport to leave the Republic. and that lac
recommends 10 his friends 10 give up the
contest with the [. $. sue for peace and
establish a good government. Pena- y-po
ma publishes a letter in which he states that
the Government of Queretaru in conjunc
tion with Gen. Scott, had resolved upon
the imprisonment Of Santa Anna, thus re-
moving the last obstacle To peace.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10
IIrxny CLAY ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

IrSRy CLAY Is PHiLApELrniA.-Ther
is great deal of Qualification in the wing
papers in reference to the brilliant reception
OF Mr.. Clay on his recent visit 10 the quaker
city. Some go 81 far rs to say tina, \ hun
dred thousand people thronsed the streets TO
greet him. Bat there was one incident con.
nected with the affair that must, To say the
least of it, have been little unsavoury To
the farmer Of Ashland. Even III this city
which has always beea iinnss, in lis adhe-
sion 10 him, after three cheers had been Civ.
en- Tor Mr.. Clay, the same cougrrEatrd mass
also gave three cheers fer Gen. Taylor, in
which Mr.. Clay was obliged 10 join. Wei
might he have exclaimed inthc language Of
great Cesar, "Ettu, Brute which means.
IN familiar, English, "aud You, too, ye
brutes."