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but it has burnt necessarily. 1t does not give a
very agreeable feeling 10 the visiter for it is nei-
Their sublime nor beautiful but from the deep
rumbng noise that is heard-the sulpburous smell
and the dark cloud of smoke that is continually
rising, beholder is fOrcibly convinced that there
is actually fire and rhinestone in the subterranean
regions Various results are conjectured perhaps
some geologst can give comfort to the anxious
minds of the surrounding inhabitants, by showing
what will be the final termination Of the Burning
Well
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INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE. The proposition
made by the Marquis Clanricarde, the British Post
master General, TO Mr.. Bancroft and declined bv
the latter, is to this effect: that the sea postage of
Huae-PepCe sterling should he the rate paid TO the
steamer-English or American--on each letter. and
that areepeBoe sterling should be the British inland
postage, for which it would be delivered to oil
parts Of The country, including transit postage to
the Continent The American inland postage TO
remain as now, five or ten cents, according to dis
lance The Marquis furthermore expressed his
readiness to agree to rateable reduction of the
British inland postage, whenever the American
inland postage should be reduced
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GORDON PLIIMMER

6ss a. s lER s,, oF ~ &C r. j. ao.
A''I"l = maine +''diJ: ~ - tLJse
''''.'' ''.'' o-..e-.; le - list "'''
IL Bartholornis Pink EEpeCtorant Syrup Is su-
LIVER and as / has proved 50 so ha eaefe s o5
sieian daiy employ and 1sa I ue i ma
Invaluable medicine Every Que who aalistsd with Coigumptq,
f , s "a PTy III ~, s ,5 VS. I sTsC %IS may {as -
l O'' a' . IDlea9 street. " cOal9L OGh d ~ oI'o'
s4- The America Czraefenberg Theory does not
PIF ,na o.s sas can cure al diseases 4 Is de and mpa
1t The s9 9 q qgs.k; and F2ss94 S A
WI ~! 99s 4d its s "nt3ot:: e.. .s.,,.-. %
~ I,nn6z7,Tt "a sTosI3i,-Zo f,I,5 .Eon5 5anrnt
70 9gyg on hand ley bottles Of BlLINs CARAINATipE
s q @ i a5 5 aSy ns 2F 6o igaT y2 oesr
u Tis remedy never falls m he mos. OBSTINATE aass d DoI
rtaq -. Wholesale Depot, u Camp street, NswOreans
ia z HANSBROUGH
E See advertisement, on the first page of this paper
s. Co... .sr af,1 = No., ~ 49, 81 o c'o''Ses
o geya' street, where all that sold is warranted GENUINE anu
--- j-i op
az 70 Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
Lease see me ai7slls7iHsDt OF Rustic & PADDOCK
y, -.z---S- a. -s2,s- "'io
u STRANGERS IN the City, see DR.. b. T, mULLEN'S
very best in lis profession now IN I'D, United Sac. an, t ,,n
IN need would do well to give him oau at IS cU.tombor
street ynhiG On
sz~u Dgiiov1. EE,g,c,I PIT, I----.o.,- ,r,.
ORIGINAL 9d only always has IieS signature d
sst: Depot :. 5.5.- ::: y. 3.:.2: -. =. az
FS oS iiH d RoSF IN IA CEMENT Landing
~ ~ T9iiN Slr 81 fTTE = 70 a.. ,.
-2S-- =, : : ~ - = -. l1o DOMINION ST
- - BOARDING.
FEfHREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen can I've accom-.
\ nodated with BOARDING and LODGING, at No.
80 1a-g-s1S $50. ---- 90 Il
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
sl'oR SALE-A small and beautifully finished ENGINE,
4 nearly new and IN COmpiete order for sale. It was
manufactured IN New Iork and Of about one and
nan mona power For terms etc apply this office oz3
-
CLOIH-NE: CLOTHING :! CLOTHING z!
-. No Is CyRyHP STREET.
RiE Subscriber has store aud is now receiving we'll
4 assorted ard extensive stock of Fine Fashienabp
tItlIHikG. Dealers or gentlemen unrchgsinr NJ rafsj
would consult their Ov interest bv giving hi,p can
O24 l3t IN RARNTTT
TI7=,-rr7 - =
I'D D1, LEN 1 Al NOTICE.
] ri -fALsh'Jts lhiOIiH3 ms patients g.,
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MARINE DIsAsTER.-On the Sth inst, in lat.
23o 30', long, $50, the ship Gen. Veazie, Capt.
Dudley, hence, experienced severe hurricane
from the north, which lasted hours, then hauled
round TO the south, in which she lost rudder head
top-mast and top-mast-head and main-mast sprung
bowsprit, and drifted about the Bay for five days
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10 Political flags are beginning to be displayed
all along Market street, Philadelphia, by the ner-
chants, in accordance with their different political
predictions. That thoroughlare presented bril-
liant show in Lhat way in 1874
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Naval CoURr MARTiAL.-The Naval Court
Martial now in session at Norfolk, on board the T..
s. ship Pennsylvania, havingIconcluded the case OF
the two seamen, charged with assaultng an officer,
took up, on the 18th inst the case of Lieut.. Hol-
land, who is trial under charges of disobedience
of orders, and drunkenness. After organizing, The
Court adjourned at the request of Lieut. Holland
owing TO the absence Of his counsel
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BRIG DIsMAsTED. - The brig Peconic, Capt
Richards, from Mobile, bound to ST. Marks, was
dismased on the 18th inst, and the passengers TAX
en- of by the ship 0swego, Capt. mgersol, on the
18th, and arrived here Yesterday.
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FREE Soil Observation-Disclosures II. How
land the Mayor of New Bedford, Mass, has been
nominated by the free soil party a candidate for
Representative to Congress, in the tenth district.
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% The death of Mrs Charles Blight. daugh-
ter Of Robert Fulton, is announced in tile PhiIa-
delphia papers.
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MUSIC


Ooh. DO NOT LOOK 50 BRIGHT AND -.s7a
" BLEST,'' by Moore unity Brown" ly tf=Tyl1
the Pale Student s. Fond Child OF Nv Heart y ~. y
oh, Leave me to Ny Sorrow -; Thou shalt &5slS
Never K now [ Love Thee -; See Norma -; %
- Life has no Charms f1r Me sung by Madame Abamo-
wioh The Departure: Sweet were My Dreams OF Thee =;
Coronation Song; Stay, Summer Breath by Foster
Moonlight Whisper, Dream of Thee ~; On Think OF
Less Love Thee with large quantity Of NEW MI sic,
dcors irOm Canal street. O21 30
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LIGHTNING Us. LIGHTNING Lightning struck
the telegraph wire near Ekhorn Grove, I'LL, be
tween Gaena and Peru, week Or two ago, melt
ing about ten feet Of the wire, and SCATTERING the
nnles for a mile and a half.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

Dey- DR.. Stone, we learn, left Bayou Sara on
Monday for this city, and may be expected to-day.
His arrival will be source Of pleasure 10 his
friends, and qualification to his circle Of practice.
We have heard of man whose life is despaired of,
declaring that he never viii be satisfied his time is
come IL DE-. Stone is not present to tell him so.
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ANOTHER TICKET-The National Reformerss
in a State Convention al Newark. n. j., nominated
an electoral ticket in favor Of Smith and Foote
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Hs- The Pathological Convention, at NewY ork'
adjourned on Saturday night, the 18th inst, to meet
again in October l849 by the style and title OF the
Congress Of American Fruit Growers
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D1s- James C. King, banker, Wall street, but who
resides in New Jersey has been nominated for Con
rress in the district represented by d. ). Gregory
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- Office, g Magazine street from New Oa and Boston,
aGge ASSORTMENT Of well selected new and latest stye LIT
TER PRESS and JOB PRINTING IT, PES and PRINT
ING MACHINES, with which they are now prepared 10
execute all orders n their ue with correctness and dispatch
and reasonable terms be obtained the city
with the facilities now at their command and with
hcak kRGoe9ge Of every department Of their business
which they VIII devote he individual attention, they feel
assurance that they give perfect satisfaction ali
who may favor them with their custom.
10 printing CARDS the superiority Of the MAGIC
FRESS over all others in use, is generally admitted
III proof Of which invite examination and compah-
son OF specimens with those OF any other press in the
city. We print
CARDS AT PROM SO TO SIS PR 1000,
And other descriptions at Book and Job Printing at equally
low O54
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8. Of Y Meetings This Evening.

PELICAN DIVISION No. 1, at Pelican Hall, cor Common
and St Charles sts., at haEpas Z.
OCEAN DIVISION No 2 at Unity Hall, Madgny's Build
ings Third Municipality, at halfpast7
CRESCENT DIVISION No. Z at Crystal Fount Hall, 2S3
Tchouptouas street, at halfpast7 z.
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mTNVIT Alto n!
The Largest Stock Of CLoTHIyVG in the Southern
Country, AT
ALFRED MURROE d co IS One Price Store,

Il
"a MAGAZINE 81
az We have during Summer, greatly enlarged H. aud
serving spa those Of other esa
Southern Country By arrivals ~e have
cevsd magnificent Goods, and enabled 90 place before The
public the following eileng list.
Baes blue fancy Cloth Goats om s2 % $40 %
DO. do d@ o' , DO sfGes ao "a W TO ~ az
French BLACK, blue brown and mulberry Castor Pale a 70
Black ard fancy ;oIotsi Crouoaii Dos.n Ps,5ts and
Fancy :olorsd Tweed and Coring,m Pssos sacs
Black o1e and Iaj Beaver co Pasots and .s IA % ID 20
s.,s .i $s si5.. S 81 !: g g
Black and fancy Tweed, Heather fiard ana fancy Cas-
Black and hue French and Eagisb Cloth oa6 @ 70 IS o.
Blue Pilot Cloth 90 To 20 Oh
Extra superfae Blankets Pae,ots and % to Is %
Blue, drtD, doe aogd, and white do do 90 10 10 90
PANTAL LOOMS;
French and English black CoesHn P4Ls5 90 II %
Mixed Daatia Cashmere ami Rsidng Cord Pants % to o.
french and 4asel'9a Coo 'ade Pants gG % 81
VESTS:
Black and coorei Cloth Embroidered Vests 10 40
Co0!cd Cashmere Vests all qualities and styles B 90 to %
Black ard fancy SIN Velvet 20 10 ~ 90
Rich figured and striped Six SO 30 90
Splendid 1Iass! 50 to g %
Valencia 50 to 50
SHIRTS, sCARFs, CRAVATs, &C.
Superine a linens hlrts-sitchel bosoms:
SuIerfne English Muslin Shirts de- York Mil do.
Medium quality do French giugiam and calico Shirts;
Msgo faaneI gaaze brown and pink Uudershrs
Italian and French black 81 Cravos;
Merno Cashmere, Buckski black white Kid Gloves
Sill F,i;L aud g .ils limb yn5rg elias
At this establishment article oira the
lie made. ALFRED MUNROE & Co.
3 Maya stree
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ouIo.-The following members Of Congress have

FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-The returns from 10 coun-
ties and one precinct IN Monroe county show a
Wing majority Of 500 for Governor and 623 for
Congress. Brown is The Wing candidate for Gov
snor, and CabelI for Congress. The Floridan, "a
Democratic paper,l Of the 9TH, says:
We have not the full returns of the members
elected 10 the Legislature The Senate will proba-
bly, stand u Wings to Democrats; the House q
Wings 10 10 Demonstrating tine Wings ma
iOrty Of 10 on Joint ballot. We hope TO be able 10
give the full returns in our next. Seven counties
remain TO be heard from, which probably will not
materially vary the vote for Governor and Congress
POPULATION OF IowA.-The total vote of Iowa
at the recent State election was q 255 The Iowa
Capital Reporter iniers from this vote that the popu-
lation Of the State is about 10000. The popua
ton Of Wisconsin, in December last, was 213 675,
and is now but little, if any, short Of $4,000.
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Do Macready, n New York letter says, has
failed in drawing the immense crowds so confident
ly anticipated by his friends.
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D1s- The probfbje wing victory in Pennsylvania
was celebrated in Washington by salute Of 100
guns, and a torch-light procession.
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FOR RENT.
A PLEASANT FURNISHED SLEEPING. 4fss
II ROO NJ for gentleman, in y good negHb0r tE;l
hood. Apply al No. 81 Tivol Circle. 90 tt S1@+
SA(ANTED-A Steady Man. who q competent G Ak
w DENER, and understands Flowers, &c. Apply at
the Office of [o25l A. MARMION, Is NRtchez Il
EETANTED INTNIEDIATELY-On OF two cum o.lahia
w LODGING ROOMS for respectable single gentle.
Apply at The Office If
E'OR RENT-In The Firt Municipality, adjacent 70 81
4 the P0stohce-TWO ROOMS and KITCHEN, Sal
furnished URfarHiShtf with privilege of water andA
spacious yard, &C Apply al the Office OF
o25 A. MARMTON, Is Natchez st.
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New Orleans Cattle Market,

Corrected daily for the Crescent 5y VINCENT WILLIAMS"
LAFAYETTE. Oct a. ts4s.-Two steamboats, arrived to,
dayhe Brunswick with Cattle Hogs, and Calves and the
Grand TUX with Beef Cattle Modification 10 prices: Beef
Cattle con-fed 405c. y Id; gFasfed, 304c- 10; Hogs
&c. 9 h; Sheep, 50 p head Mich Cows $29f0sS0 p
head Hay, $25Osz3 3 ton; Oats, s0l035c 9 bushel
Bran, 70OSOc q cyvt; Corn, 52056c. bushs Oil Cake,
Il a c,Et
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COPARTMERsHIp

~ the 3Uh OF SeptembsT 1873, The UndesigneG asz0oa.
- led with him la the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS, Mr. LEWIS A. MIDDLEToS, late Of Mobile
The business of the viii in future be conducted
o23 II. SPENCER.
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Auction Sales 1'his Day

R. NJ ARMFELD will sell at the Store OfJaspeI F smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, etc. with
out reserve. Lasp see AGctloh hsadI
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nR CHRrsrIE,s eaLvANro REr.rs-

BRACELETS, ,EECEL4CES, G-4RTERS and
.H8GNEJTC FLUID,
So celebrated effect the cure Of all Nervous
Complaints only be had in this cuy
GUINNESS y BUSH,
Dealers az Fancy 4rticies and Gent g Furnishing 0o3s
Ian " CAMP STREET
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~ See rIrsl and Fourth pages. 81

GEN. Twrccs.-Gen. Twiggs, we understand,
has arrived in the city from Pensacola. lie was
Yesterday in Lafayette, attending TO the selection
of horses for his command
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steamboat Departurss This Day.


StsamDeaJ DepaE tGISs 4 ia- lay
SEE ADgERr5sEMEETy 0N ThlRD aGE-
Pats5ury -.......JoHN QUINCY ADAMS, Gregg, P. 81.
Red Rrsr ..DucE RIVER, Applicant P, NJ
hsa Rirer-.. CREOLE, Wilson, y NJ
Pit,s5,rr GRIFFIN YEA IMAM, Cunningham NJ
s1sy~ Red River Packet-The ightdgaught fast-run-
ming steamboat CREOLE viii positively leave dis DAK
"wednesday al clock M tOm the foot OF 5leRVli5
o25 7 b. SMITH 96 Magazine ST.,
,EY Wednesday MTfelmphis Packer Ike BULLETIN
O'Clock P. from foot Of Canal street Tor Memphis,
Bends. [o25l T. B. SMITH, 50 Magazine st.
esgy" The fine gftdraught steamer DUCK RIVER win
positively leave THIS DAY wednesday, at O'Clock,
p NJ from the foot Of Customhouss street, for shreveport
as anu l'sAnq'B SMITH Sc Magazine St
G1- Yazoo CITY, Packet HARD TI1GEs-FpE Yqzoo
NY SaSI3 Ylch5gqTg "L49 II iJ !'osy 1nI 'Gi
lively from Customh922qSe street y hart 70 po
G Passengers will please be on board at the above hour
EF~ U. S. Mail J, QUINCY ADAMS-For LoGis-
vile, CINCINNATI, Wheeling and Pittsburg-fHIS Day,
rre ty6stf Fo f2sisbi ar passage having tne acconmo.
og5 a'l' u HYDE & OGIEsBY, u Poydras st.
E Passen gers viii please be on board at The above hour
eg~ Thursday Packet-The elegant and fast-runnHg
passenger Packet GEN. WORTH, Capt 7; Q. Chades.
O'Clock P. ~ for yicksburg, Grand Gulf and Na'chez.
fIoni foot Of Canal street; Apply 70
o25 R. ". McALPIN, % Common ST.
Esz" Friday Packet.-The splendid passenger Packet
MAREEGO viii positively leave on FRIDAY, The 4ih
VcksDuEg Grand Calf and Natchez from the foot OF Canal
street loa5l I. SMITH 90 Magazine st.
Eae "OHALMETTE GUARDS ~ BUTLER
AND VICTOR The "Chalmetts Guards" VIII hold lbe.F
regular meetings Canterbury House, No 6 Chares nj
~ The fees Guards viii 7qj, The uns
and place r', q
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" The case Of Whittier, who beat his child's
brains ont against his door sill, six months ago, has
been continued TO April, before the Grafton COM
mon pleas, at Haverhill n. IT, The trial of Elder
Enos G. Dudley, for killing the school-mistress, was
assigned for the 17th INST
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2 N.-.By order o. To25I EDND Ol's IVAI' 5e1lo'IJ'
f1~ Louisiana Democratic Association At
Meeting OF the Louisiana Democratic Association the follow
ing resolution ordered to be published
hsoued, That Association recommend
a The Evening Torch Light Procession die h inst that the
Democrats Of the City arrange themselves with their resfecuva
Wards a far Is pracuGabe B.. q. LEE Secretary.
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FORGERY AT PITTsBURG. - The Pitisburg Dis
patch says: merchant doing a large dry goods
business in one Of eur cities is reported TO have
forged commercial paper 10 the amount Of several
hundred dollars, upon which he has obtained funds.
At maturity, about two weeks since, the note was
Protested at the request Of the Bank of Piltsbure
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SmPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The ship New
Jersey, Capt WeIlman, arrived at Charleston on
the 18th, from this city DISTRESS reports that on
Saturday week, in lat 300 49, fell IN with the
wreck Of the schooner Eratus, of Baltimore, from
Havana, bound to Boston, from which he took
four men, being the only survivors Of her officers
aud crew, she having been hove on her beam ends
in the gale on the night of the 18Th inst; carried
away both masts, filled the vessel with water,
washed the Captain overheard, and drowned The
mate, passenger, two men and boy in the cabin
The following are believed TO be the names of the
persons lost Jurkins, master; John Heightman,
mate John Il. Smith, seaman w. Clark, do;
Jas. Yeo cabin boy, and w. r. Maud, passenger
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s1~ The P L. RS viii meet al the Wigwam.
SATURDAY EVENING next, the uusual hour
o25g J. KS Chiy.
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PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DFFICUL-
TIEs.-Some persevering inquirer after knowledge
has made calculation Of the number Of words IN
Benton's great Kearney and Fremont speech, IN
GLIDING the appendix it comprises about $4,000
words, and would make book three times as large
as the ninth volume of Napoleon's Memoirs
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FRE-The new City Hotel at Pensacola, was
destroyed by FIRE on the morning Of the 18th inst.
Supposed to be The work ofan ncendiary.
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~ There are three crimes in Russia, for the
commission of which the guilty party is severely
punished, viz: gambling, drunkenness, and read
jD0y LooLQ
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CITY MORTALITY Deaths in Philadelphia,
week before last, l03-aduts As, minors So; by
consumption 10, dysentery 9, stll-bom s.
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~ A man committed suicide at Harper's Ferry
from modification in having taken the temperance
pledge and then broken IT,
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A CHANcE.-Ihe New York Evening Post says
number Of young and enterprising merchants Of
that city are about to establish themselves in
California.
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* T. G, Smith, laborer on the Central rail
road while at work on a bridge al Hartand, VI.
lost his balance and fell distance of sixty five feet.
without receiving any material injury. He was so
fortunate TO strike on the only spot not covered
with rocks or timber.
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Rich and Poor.-If it be true that the rich are
getting richer and the poor poorer every day, what
Is 70 become Of Us in the long run z
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BosToN MoRALs.-A young man named Moore
was robbed in State street, Boston, Of S5Il
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ES5" N0TICE.-Janes Guliok Fire Co. No II
P. My order Of to25l EDMD CLARKE secIetary
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% The Introductory lectures in the four medical
colleges il Philadelphia, commenced on the 10Th
inst.-about 300 students in attendance
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BRITIsH AMERIcANs.-The following paragraph
is from the London Times of Sept. 10. We regret
that any American should deserve such praise from
such paper:
We owe, indeed, much more to the ''sympa-
thies Of America than is generally acknowledged
IN England These sympaihes have not uniformly
been with treason, disloyalty, or insurrection
They have rthOugh not so loudly expressed-been
as warm on the side of order, loyalty and law.
There were few persons IN England who looked
forward TO the 10Th Of April with more anxiety and
dread than did the merchants traders, and law
yeTs of New York and Boston. There were no
persons in England who exuIted more cordially at
It's result than they did. When the steamship
bearing the intelligence reached port, and the news
was spread that sedltion had been suppressed. and
turbulence disarmed in London one general thrill
OF delight pervaded every respectable class. Men
congratulated one another that the soil on which
their fathers had drawn breath, had been desc
Grated by no civil strife and stained by no civic
bloodshed. They rejoiced that The great principle
on which their own constitution was reaTed-the
principle of English aw-had triumphed amid the
commissions of Europe
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MAGIC PRESS PRINTING OFFICE.
30 .B,8G.4ZI-VE Street, one DOOR 050CC PyydrGS.
Il. SP&NCER. LEWIS A. NIDDLETUl
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SUIcIDE.-A German named Rheinecker. whose
wife deserted him and came to this city, was found
in his bed on the 18th, New York, with his throat
cut, and a razor cenched firmly ia his right hand.
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SmP DIsMAsTED.-Capt Casper, Of the ship
Jaques Laftte, arrived yesterday from Havre, saw
on the 20th inst in lat 23o 39 lon $50 AZ, large
ship Of about 800 tons burthen, with white waist
and no ports, high poop deck with main mast gone
by the wake, and yards aloft, head Of fore-top-
mast iibboom, mizen-top-gall all gone, and
had her main-stay-saiI set An English brig had
been along side, and had just left her-the brig
stood in for Havana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

90 We have been shown some business cards
printed at the Magic Press Office " of AIessrs
Spencer & Middleton, No. 80 Magazine street,
which do credit to their establishment. The letter
press is beautifully executed, and the style Of the
cards is unique and exceedingly neat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

CASUALTIES IN FRANCE-ihe Living Age com
piles from French documents some interesting sta
tistics of casualties in France. The number of
drowned III that country, in the year 1916, was
1851 crushed to death by horses and vehicles 62l
fatal railroad accidents a. 4 very favorable com
parison for the railroads Tie cabrioIets Of Paris
make The greatest number of eases for the hospitals
Of the suicides in 1916, over 100 were of persons
under u vaars Of age
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

Of A set Of teeth has been stolen in Boston, and
! the owner offers q reward to regain them. Quite
! a gum game that.