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IL To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S
Lone PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may be found the Largest and

BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
Of every description, NewOHeans.
Al this establishment every offered the lowest
rrlce at which syd and reduction can m any instance
be made Purchasers whether they good lad Judges OF the
oa of Goods NAV rest obtaining every article he
~ V price without trouble OF beating down. the fear Of
being cheated price forgoods' and that invariably
the lowest in the city. stock Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods Is now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
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~ NY lad, . said lady to boy carrying an
empty mail bag, I" are you mail boy ~. :" You
don't think Use a female boy, does ye r.
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LATER FROM VENEzUELA.-Fhe New York
Herald learns from Capt. Jansen, of the Danish
brig Onto, arrived at thatport in IA days from Porto
CabeIlo, that three out of four Of the government
feet had arrived from Mameaibo on the 18th of
June They stated that they had had battle at
Maracaibo with Gen. Paez's fleet, consisting Of
clever sail that Paez' force being much superior,
the government vessels were obliged to make their
escape One Of the vessels being a dull saier, was
capturednot, however until she was run on shore,
and the crew made Their eseape. No news from
the army.
KILLKp BY LIsuFNIss Two iaegro boys be-
longing % Mr. Henry MeAlpin, Of Georgia, were
led by lightning few days ago.
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o. Cen Cushing, it is said, will be the demo-
cratic. candidate for Governor Of Massachusetts.
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MUsICAL.-Yesterdaym morning Louis tourmes-
treau made an affidavit before Recorder GenOis, in
which he charges one Simon with having stolen
flute from him. search warrant was granted
the place was investigated and the flute, much
to The ioy of the deponent, was found. Well might
the lucky owner Of the stray instrument exclaim,
with Bombastes-
Gentle musician. let thy dulcet strain
GrnceaL DI.- AI..haeI ANIa.IL,. once agaIn;
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TRoors AREIvEp.-1he bark Charles Devens,
from Vera Cruz, arrived Yesterday, with two Com
NAMES of the Sth U. s. Infantry.
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Markham Markets.

Photographed to Che Charleston News.l
NppYopK Juy 1s-There Is new feature to notice N
yatf5n Saiestoday at prices ranging 4l6 Tor pianos
The market at the Close vas firm ne FlSqI sAe ~
s,ssdY mi NOT active al last quotations Moasses ane
Coffee are UB, but rather fImu, Sugar wlh0as ShaAEe
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TIIE GERMAN CoNsTlTUTIoN.-The foundation
of the new German Constitution is declared to be
thessystem Of sovereign States, taking as Proto-
type the North American Union Every individual
State constitution, in opposition to this fundamen
tai principle, has been declared Illegal, and an
executive power is to be appointed to carry out
this principle.
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PoETLAND-The population of Portland, Me-
rs shown by a recent census, amounts to l9,Ol5'
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TELEGRAPH-We learned from Col. Doane, of
the O'ReiIy company, who passed down on Thurs
day. that the completion of their lines has been de-
aged from the inability of the factories TO furnish
wire. Sufficient for 200 miles has been forwarded
TO NewOreans, and the work will be hurried for
ward as fast as Ticksburg Sent, 22d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

THE Ten Hour LAVA portion of the manu-
featuring establishments in this county, are now
standing The proprietors averrng that they are I'M
able to prosecute their business without serious loss
10 themselves. Another portion have reduced the
wages of the operatives one-slxth, and are running
ten hours: and another portion the largest, we be-
lieve. are going on as usual, having entered into
special contracts with the men in their employ, 10
work the time required of them previous to the pas
SAGE ofthe ten hour law.-CheSte Pa Republican.
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Arrivals At the Principal Hotels u

ST. CHARLES. 81 A Hoke, Capt y B@nord, ciy.l
III w w Baues " II Scott NJ Brown, w suegi, Z S.
u a. c Seucker Ky: b Mead, Ala B u RtdEder, "a
ard daughter La Miss Efis, Mrs Nichols d Foster la
S d McCucheon, R a Wilkinson, La.
yEEANDAH. Gen f Sharon. 5 NJ Fowls Aaa i
dell, La; W Mundy, Ala Morrison, Ga
HEWLETTtS "A D8vaiL La; MAJ Sgrge ard son. No
Street, CaptJ Sheppard, DR. SPaldins, y A fYas
W Pass.
PLANTERS. "A Lyle Ala; D Edwnuls Fia cert VI
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AREAsoN FOR DIsAPPEARANCE.-The Mr.. E. A.
Cook, whose late sudden disappearance from Bos-
ton, with large sum of money, as has beennotced
by the papers, is, the New York Tribune says, a
probable absconder to parts unknown, with the sum
of from $4,000 10 $5OC0O. Mr. c. has left num-
Der of creditors badly in the Iurch by his abrupt
denartrrp
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IMPoRrANT.-The Legislature Of Wisconsin ad-
iourned on the 9th ult, to attend caravan which
happened to be in Madison. Most Of the members
are young men who never & saw the elephant"
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EXECUTIVE PARDoN-The Executive of Viz
cinia has pardoned John n. Johnson, Of Warren
convicted of the murder of John NJ. Elliott The
Winchester Republican says, public meeting Is
spoken of to give expression to the feeling of ndig-
nation on the subject.
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MuPINY.-Ship Mozart, Capt Lewis, OF and for
New Orleans, hence yesterday morning, returned
last night from of Cape Cod, in consequence OF a
mutiny among the crew. Capt l.. came up 10 the
city this morning-BoSion Transcript, lih.
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GENERoUs.-Th New York Herald proposes to
get up subscription for the benefit OF the volun-
teers who have just returned to that city The
Herald proposes to head the list with donation OF
one hundred dollars.
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MILLS STorPED.-All the factories in Manaymk
Pa, have stopped and discharged their hands
The move, we fear, will be productive of serious
results; one thousand persons, men, women and
children, being thrown out Of employment.
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steamboat Denartares M na

steamboat Departures nus ueN
rwsEE IMPROVEMENTS ON THIRD eAG
pst.5s,rr -. CHARLES HAMMOND, Day, mar
Ess,I Hsirey CREOLE Wilson, n d.
TVatsriHg Piaccs MOBILE, sutton, p NJ 5ar5e6RMa
ez5- The steamboat CHARLES HAMMOND
leave for Louisville, Clnclnnah and P1tsbuE-M
DAY Wednesday, at II o'clock a NJ, ppnctuaIlh
fo Iy5s ''ies' VIA HYDE & oGLEsBY 1Paiat
- Passengers viii please be on board al the hOat
ssg@ The elegant and fast.running passengetbdgeR
at the foot of Canal street. and VIII positively cav
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at o clock P, MuSn
burg YaZOO City and Lake Providence
Jy25 r. B. SMITH s. Co, sc Masazma
-s%e-
Panama Hats.
ETv THREE THOUSAND Panama HATS, surg
for lie season, or lor SOLDIERS returning from tas sAli
PEACE-A No. l. INST quality at the very l0w pneeo
$50 per dozen, or So so each
e5~ Gail AT SANDS CLOTHING EMPORn
Tvs In g6 Poydns street, corner q Tehoupioa
tw Removable YALE, JR., Il co. havenm
from 10 Chartres sucet to 81 NJ MAGAZINE STREET, vF
Common and Ge where they VIII keep he'f usua- oEa
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Laces Linens Embroidses &C, and loH
assortment Of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, to wheat
would invite the attention of City and Country Deoe
No. 1 MAaAzINE 81. CORNER CANAL sTEu
M. HUN II Nc On
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
KEEPS constantly On hand complete assortment Of every aNi
ouirs,l for a Cjentlemants Wardrobe. apis RF
~ A Remedy for one Glass Of Diseases Eases OHs
NOT FOR ALL.-DR, -WOODBUff'S D4sENtEAl y
DlAL.-Price so cents Per bottle; SIX bottles for 81 So
From Fl. W. Hillan late w. ). Munster 60 belslha
Dr. HoodFtf-A few drys since, received me So7i "
good enough send me. Having used The article do %
pronounce a valuable medicine Indeed log sueh
Of the Bowels sometimes suer with IN the s9qi
nothing equal it. Respectfully HENRY W. hlL.LlA"
From Capt John f. Davis, Company d, Georgia eg NJ
Or. NJ Woodruff Lse peasu4r Ia expressing 10 yelW1
high appreciation Of The Elf; tey g your Dy seniety kei
in cases Of DeraIgements Of the Bowels and IN rrcnne
particularly Individuals connected VITA The Army - &c
the demand Georgia Regiment that geeIe
tie several Captains exhausted epi r.
Iufali BILE X an dy, and esteem AZ one 0! INC iaa
able medicines the soldier can carry with him.
Your obliged friend,
yuly Ian, Islz q JOHN E, DAVIS, Capt Col
~ Dr.. WooDRUFF's WORM SPECIFIC 3 asas
efficient remedy or WormsIRF II! % AZ good O. 'Ae "a
cheap the cheapest.
~ do certify that administered 70 member Ct nay i
Woodruff Worm Specific, and il Thought away hy MefiA
"H-hitesvile, Ga, I545.'
k The foregoing Medicines foT sale wholesale and veg
BY J. WRIGliT& CO, ISL Charities street. NJ re
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Telesf
eg- This Line of Telegraph is working regularyf
Memphis to all points North and West and on ths Y
Packages viii be made up and forwarded by last 9
boats. DAILY, from the Office Commercial Etehahs
the Company in this city.
kR The public may rely upon pTOmptuess and dia
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE. SupeHDter
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SWORD TO BE PRESENTED TO GEN. SCOTT
We extract the following from the Philadelphia
North American of the 18th:
We were shown yesterday at the United States
Hotel, most magnificent sword, bearing this i'll
scription:
Presented by the people of the State of Louisi-
ana to Maori General Winfield Scott, for his gal
antry and generalship exhibited at the siege of
Vera Cruz, in the battles of Cerro Gordo, COntre-
ras, Churubusco, MoIino del Rey, Chapultepec, and
TO his final entry into the city of Mexico"
The blade. which was manufactured by the well
known artfcers Ames Il Co. of Cabotville, Mass,
is engraved with various devices The scabbard
is of gold, ornamented with heavy scroll work 1t
bears the arms of the state Of Louisiana, Ia pelican
feeding her young,l and together with the mount
ing, etc, was made by Hyde Il Goodrich of New
Orleans, the guard is oruamented by most magni-
ficent topaz, and the hilt surrounded by an eagle
bearing in his talon a scroll with the inscription,
g Mexca CAPITA"
In consequence of the General not stopping at
New Orleans, the citizens have deputed an aid to
the Governor Of Louisiana, Chas. 5. Stewart, son
of the gallant commodore, TO bear the gift TO the
veteran hero. Altogether it is a most splendid gift
to one who has III every way deserved 1t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

WAGES IN LowELL.-The Lowell Courier says
that only one corporation in that place has made
any reduction of wages-and that of some of the
male operatives only.
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Shirts, cravatss Handkerchiefs, etc.


Superfne Shirts stitched booms 81 so to 81 so;
fine Muslin Shirts, linen bosous and collars, to 81 49, French
Bingham Calico Shirts Hickory check aud Negro Shirts Mer
Flannel Gauze, brown white and pink Understands and Drawers
Silk Uudehir and Drawers rich styles fancy Crayas Italian
CTayats; Handkechielsi
Handkerches Linen and Silk Gloves Black KID
Meuo and Linen half Hose SILK and Bingham
Umbrellas also Trunks, Ya and Carpet Bags jel5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-John Mclean, of Ohio,
is nominated for President by the Tippecanoe Ind)
Journal, subject to his own consent, and the decis-
ion Of the Free Soil National Convention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

OLYMpGc THEATRE.-This evening will be per
formed the interesting drama of the s. Bush Ran
gers, together with the mock-heroc play of " For
tunio" See bill, in another column.
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:. Lamartine saw we'll that this combat would
come; and lit was his policy to stave 1t OIL, by all
means, until the constitution adopted and the
govenment-was definitiyelY organized. For this
he kept by his side Ledru Rollin History will rem
der him Justice, aud will give him proud niche
among those who have had the courage to sacrifice
present popularity, and TO brave caumny, in order
TO be useful to their country"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

EDITORIAL CHANGE-IOhn Brough, for some
time past editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, has
resigned the editorial charge of that paper. lie
is succeeded by his brother Charles, late Colonel Of
one of the Ohio regiments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

Ir.LrNoIs.-The Liberty Convention, held at
Hennepin on the 4th and 5th, nominated Dr.. Dyer,
of Chicago, for Governor, and II. II. Snow, Of
Quincy, for Lieutenant Governor An electoral
ticket was also nominated, and delegates were
chosen 10 attend the Buffalo Convention
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gry- Two watchmen were stabbed in Cincinnati
on the night of the 10Th.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA VoLUNTEERs.-The LIST
regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers arrived in
pittsburg ON the afternoon of the 18th, with Col
Wynkoop and Lieut.. Col. Black. They We're re-
ceived with discharge of artillery the ringing OF
bells, and the cheers of an immense assemblage at
the leyee. They Were afterwards escorted through
the city, and welcomed on all sides with every
demonstration of JOY and congratulations AT night
there was an illumination of all the public ana
many of the private houses. Gen. Patterson ana
staff, with Companies B, F and X, under MAJOR
Bowman, arrived during the night. The fhilauei-
phia companies were to start for Philadelphia Dy
the canal on the 10Th,
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EMIGRANT RoBBED-An emgrant lately ar
rived. named Curtis was robbed on the Nth on
board the Rip Van Wrinkle, going from New York
to Albany, of 81 400, by another emigrant calling
himself Robinson, who protested to be friend TO
him. The friend, instead of putting trunk with
the money in it, on board the boat made of with 1t.
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AccIDENT.-On the Sth inst. the bark Clare
mont, Capt Staples, from New York for this port,
was struck by squat thirty miles east of South
Point, carrying away lore-top-mast and main-top-
gallant-mast on the 1lth, in a squat, lost fore
top-sa
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GORDON PLUMME

GORDON PLUMMER,
.ADJUSTER OF AHERAGES.
To- Office Lucitn Hemauu' Marine Notary, No q Royl
street, Ns5 Orleans Je ~ list h0Y
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
~ Richard Sands, grateful for past ayors would re
public Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store POYDRAS, OF rchoupitouas
N. B. Gentlemen arriving the city viii ind TO their interest
to call and examine for themselves apps
~ Important TO Heath-NO family should neglect
have hand f-w bottles OF BILLINGS CdRhINdfIIE
SYRUP, ub,e remedy Bowel complaints, winch occur
months than AZ other peu
~ Tins remedy fails in tine obstinate cases Of Dnr
rhT5 Wholesale Depot, q CInp street. NewQTie1ns
tel D. HANSBROUGH.
EY Strangers in tho CITY, see DR., b. +. MULLEN'S
advertisements this paper. He Of the
profession the United Stae All that stand
ru need would do well to give him call 50
mhlo 2n
t. See advertisement the first page of this paper
headed TO PLANTERS md FAMILIES" OF Consock
Medicine Magical Pam Extractor Depot No
50 Poyrs street. where sold warranted GENUINE and
PURE jsl 6m
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FROM BERMUDA.-ArriUal Of the IreHt-inteHi-
geHce from the British VcSt hliicS.-1,he British
steamer Trent, Capt. Norton, arrived this morning
from Bermuda, in passage of five days. She was
detained nearly two days by fogs. The Trenttak
the place of the Great Western, the latter having
been put again on the SOUTHAMPTON route
We have files of the Royal Gazette TO the 9th,
hut they are entirely without interest We refer to
a letter from our correspondent.
Mr.. Mitchell, the patriot, was confined on board
the hospital hulk and it is said, rapidly improving
in health. The officers of the hulk tender him the
utmost civilities, and no labor whatever is required
of him. The Governor has, no doubt some discre-
tiOnary power as regards Mr.. MitchePs treatment
BERMUDA, July 6, 1873.
The steamer departs early tO,monOw morning for your
city and hasten TO commitments such information IO
your columns he interesting TO the American public
This day Of importance to here IN com
necial point Of view With the setting Of list evening 5
house establishment with this colony, and this day set
of officials take office and new, plain and simple
tariff SuperSedes the complex with which we have long
had contend The Of 10 the colony, by the
change of officials will be no less than $6GJ annually, and
the relief the mercantile community from the old tariff to
the new cannot be estimated. As index OF the pleasure
ing their flags and every beraLmnded man proud Of the
day from which the commencement OF real Tree trade sys
can be dated
Barbados dates are to the 9th of June The young crop
very large quantity of would be ported and great
was being taken the dlaOn IN order TO furnish the
English market with improved article. There was a
supply of American Provisions IN the market tlOUT
was selling at 81 50 per Dbl and COnmea at So An amend
ed bill had been passed by the Legislature lnCIes
ing the former duties per cent until March Io4S. Inc
From Other parts of the West Indies there is nothing
mOment-,Nelr York Herald, l4th
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ingredient IN the GRAEFENBEBG SARsAPASIlLA GONi-
POUND, PROBABLY superior para itself Professor FROST
Charleston, speaks Of follows lY See Bulletin No. 6 Sd
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o., Tuesday. gsth inst, at oSoE A. NJ ALFRED WILLIAM,
infant SON Of 4. W. and Margaret }. Scates.
10" v. B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities OF fhla-
Gcp1la NewYork Boston and Baltimore.
es S. Grant now travelling in the Northern Cities,
nntnnrlLaL m rnnsnct any business thIs office.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

SENATOR DIX AND TIE BARNBURNERs'-lh
New York Globe says that Senator Dix was to ad-
dress the great Van Buren, ratification meeting on
the 18th inst. By this it would appear thatthe dis
tjnguished Senator does not intend to ALLEVIATE him
self from his boiling constituency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

DEATn OF DIR. LUzENBERG.-We regret 10 see
by the following from ths Cincinnati Commercial
of the Eth inst, that the eminent physician above
named. who has so long held so high position i'll
the medical profession Of this city, died on the 10th
inst This melancholy event has deprived the pro-
fession of one of It's brightest ornaments, and must
cast a shadow over the hearts of the numerous
friends and admirers ofthe deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

LAMART1NE.-Mr. George Sumner, an Ameri-
can writing from Paris gives expression to the fol
lowing just sentiment in regard to the great Poet
statesman Ianartine:
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LEW
1EDNENDh1

.SPECIAL hlEt
irst Municipal
gening Inc me
I Mr. p Biang
lilten.
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FlRE,An AZ
Aoruing at abor
llant Engine I
he river, and in
hut ne flames
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-12-09
DEATH OF COL. VIM. POLK-NE
GRO EXCITEMENT.

A gentleman arrived here on yesterday
morning. from Walnut Bend, Arkansas
the residence of The late Col. JVm Polk
informs us o. the de, ease of thai gentle.
man on the morning Of Saturday last, and
that his egroes--amounting to some three
hundred-are in open rebellion. After
his death they broke into the store house
and freely helped themselves 20 its con.
tenIs--conssting of clothing and grocer
les ofvarious kinds. Some efforts were
made by the few white persons about the
premises TO restrain them, but these
were Of no avail. The negroes alIegc tina,
their late master promised themif thew
served him faithfully during his life time
they should he free at his death, and ex.
press determination to free themselves
This is sparcely settled neighborhood
there not being a sufficient number Of
whites within many miles TO put them
down; hence, we learn, thai information
ofthe condi,lCn of affairs has been convey
ed to our fellow citizen Wardlow How.
ard Esq, and to Dr. Taylor, sons-in-law
o: the deceased,i in order That the proper
steps may be taken to restore quiet and
subordinatlon among dem.-AppeuI,
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-12-09

The NEw YoRK TRIBUNE.-lt is not
merely recently that the industry, enter
prise and talent, which mark lhe columns
of this journal, have been acknowledged
by the reading community. Mr. Greeley
has not Only obtained for himself the Yep.
utation of most able sratst but the pow.
er of his reasoning, the extent Of his prac-
teal knowledge, and the vigor and terse.
ness Of his pen are hardly surpassed by any
political writer ofrhe day. Mr.. NJ 'Elroth
is not so lavorahy known as, his colleague,
for he has not been brought forward so
prominently, but no one who reads the
Tribune can fail to award to him dis
tinguished character as a Journalist. Per-
haps no where in any country, is there a
press that can boast Of the same reputation,
and can exhibit the same general ability
a, can the three leading wing journals Of
New York City, the Courier, the Express
and the Tribune The country general
~ are indebted 10 them, separate aud
apart from all party themes, for the vast
impulse given by their industry and talent
to the mind of the nation its thinking
powers, and thinking matcrinI.
AS respects the Tribune, we notice in
late prospectus, its promises for 1919.
We are, Of course, BY 10 means friendly
to its course upon the slavery question, nor
TO many Of its schemes for social reform,
although conceding the honesty with
which its opinions are entertained and the
ability with which they ndvocated. Those
of our SoHthern friends, who value It for
its interesting foreign correspondence, its
ull reports Of the bar, the forum & the pull
pit, and for its m1nIy defence of Amcr>
can, as opposed to foreign interests, and
who feel they cannot do without north.
ern scaboard paper, will be pleased TO
hear of reduction in the terms of its
weekly ISIS C. Its price is now ouIy 50 per
annum; s. for copies.
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-12-09

APoLoGETIcAL.-The publisher of the
Independent very much regrets that "cir-
cumst noes PIT it OFT Of his power" to
issue paper last week. A great press
of work, and want of assistance in the
composiors department. is his excuse: He
found that The only way to c-tchu up with
his business was to jump over the week
and take fresh start for the new one
He trusts that his patrons will pardon
him for the omission,