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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-24

MEDICINES.
LARGE assortment of pure and
IA good medicines can be had at the
Plaquemine Drug Store. Planters wish
ing a supply for Plantation use, are invi-
ted to call and try them. They will be
sold at city prices, and the expense of
freight saved to the buyer.
- A. E. RICHARDS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-24

TT ARD OIL.-10O Gallons Superior Winter
strained Lard Oil ia store and for sale by
l.. C.. THOMAS, Druggist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-24

NO Cure, No Pay-12 doz. Smiths Tonic Sy
IN rup for Fever and Ague, and Chills, for salt
by L. C.. THOMAS, Druggist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-24
AAGALLONS Tnrpentine in store and
AVIDf for sale by L.C THOMAS, Druggist.

HID UTLER's EFFERVEsCENT MAGNE>
ND SIAN APPRENTICE dyspepsia, indi>
g~estion, nervous debility, giddiness, head ache, aci.
dity of the stomach, habitual costiveness, cutaneous
diseases, govt, gravel, &C., and highly valued as a
gentle, cooling purgative. For sale by
aulO L. C. THOMAS, Druggist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

LARGE FIRE.-At about II o'clock last night.
fire discovered In the upper story OF the new brick
block the Of Charlestown and Stlman SITS The
fire took In the paint OF Messrs. DsRels Whipple
extensive furniture dealers who had very large stock OF
furniture in the suldng which damaged by IRE ard
water 10 the of $4,000 SO OO0 No insurance
TIE lower story occupied grain store by Messrs
Carter Carpenter Their stock wss somewhat damaged
b. water Fuliy Insured AZ the Merchants ONCE. the
building owned by Mr. Samuel Bachelor Of Cam
bridge. IL damaged 10 the amount Of about $1,000
Insured at the Merchants Office Bost Traveller, 2sth
AssassISATIoy-They DO this very coolly in
Arkansas. The Ed0rado UHtoE OF that State gives an
illustration. 0ne Romulus Casey had announced his In
teniloA Of taking the life Of William j. Pate The latter
the former with ride his shoulder. guessed Al bis
purpose, reIeafed, borrowed a gun, followed him to
store where Re making purchases ordered the store
keeper stand aside deliberately shot him, the charge
taking effect In the high and when Casey ran TO the
back door, fired the second barrel and killed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

neighborhood told me that all the horses were sad
died and brded throughout the day al tho Horse
Guards and the whole company had their pistols
and carbine. loaded with ball. and were ready 10
put down the rioters at a moments notice. They
were not. however, called out
On w etnesday. the 9Th, the disturbances con
,inued So fearful were the trades people that
their shops would be Plundered that the shutters
Of nearly every shop were put up all along ran
Mall, the Strand, Fleelst down as lar as the Bank.
Yet during the day. along this entire route, and
extending IS for as White Chapel, distance OF
from three to four miles, an immense number Of
valuable psnes of glass were smashed by the rot
ers before the shutters were put up. The large
and costly plate glass windows in Moses & Son
great establishment were all broken. The damase
done here cannot be less than thousand dollars
In another place one pane was broken which cost
$50 In short it may be said that from the West
End 70 the East End Of the town, along the leading
str cts windows and lamps were smashed during
the whole day Upward of one hundred pereons
were arrested by the police, and alter an examlns
tion before the magistrates were either hned or n
prisoned.
Some Of the leading journals spesk OF this whole
affair with the utmost contempt aud designate the
multitude as a set OF thieves. rascals and mere
boys" The destruction Of property was undouol-
edlv the work Of mere mob bat the large meet
ines that have been held in various parts OF the
natropolis were attended by thOusands OF respect
able people and By thousands OF mechanics out OF
work In all such vast assemblies. pickPockets are
always busy. and mischievous persons are led TO
destroy property Il is 20 be hoped that these poll
teal meetings viii not leadto anything more serious
bar when il is consisered how slight cause brought
about the Revolution OF France, II is the hight OF
T folly to treat such gatherings OF the people with
contempt
In Glasgow. Edinburgh Manchester, and other
towns the dreadful riots that have taken place
show that tens of thousands WHO are unemployed
are desperate and care not what excuses they
commit When a mob, whether composed OF
thieves or dirty rascas" breaks into Shops for
muskets and marches through town demanding
! bread or r0rk" il is too serious an AFFAIR not 10
cause alarm not only TO the Government, but 70 all
welldisposed persons.
/ The lower classes Of England have been so long
ont Of work, have suffered 50 severely aud are no"
in such miserable condition that they are ripe for
any demonstration. Ifthey once resolve 10 90 mis-
/ chief the Government will find it a very difficult
matter to keep them quiet
/ Respecting the agitated state OF Europe, need
not now speak | fOrewarned You OF Political ne
yolution in nv January letters. ! told you, that
important political events were then In embryo.
that powerful elements were AT work which might
produce a political conaagration" refer 10 my
/ letter of January 2s and will only add, that you
will receive more important and deploraole news
/ hereafter.
Your very obedent servant J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

tho time when De Witt Clinton vas Grssd Master
His religious sentiments we have not ascertained
His SON William b. is Protestant, OF the EPiseo-
palian order.
With respect to Mr.. Astor family connections,
we have only the newspaper and oral sccoun"
that are from time to time printed or talked oil IN
society. A gentleman who has Travelled through
the Duchy Of Baden, and visited WALDORF tell Us
that Mr A,tor was anything bat popular with MS
relatives there.
His family consists of two sons William b., and
another. who is imbecile- several daughters
William B. accompanied Churchill c. Cambreieng
to Europe during the war, and, we believe returned
with him On one occasion, If memory serves Us
William 3. Astor crossed the ocean with the ceie-
brated William Goblet, who speaks highly oil MS
mild, gentle unassuning manners de was wen
educated-partly in the German universitles-ano
has the reputation Of being an accomplished
scholar but he is penurious.
He married daughter of the late General Arm
strong who was Senator Of the United states
Ambassador from this country TO Napoleon oecre-
tsrv of War in 1913 and 5l4 and ia otherwise eel
ebrated in the annals OF our country They have
large family.
One of their daughters married peleno d. FRANK
lin, from New.B edford, Of the house OF Grlnneh'
Minturn & Co another married Samuel ward
Jr who survives her.
A sister Of John Jacob Astor married Mr Wen
dell who held some subordinate employment under
her brother their SON John D " ende, is rlch iul
dealer in Godst. A nephew, now old and poor
resides near Green Point.
One Of Mr. Astors daughters married Count
Rumpff the minister at Paris from the hanseati'
League She was pious and benevolent, and Il
dead. Another daughter married Henry Tor wa
teri Langdon Of New Hampshire, who is now II
Europe. A third married Rev. Mr.. Brsted' emil
nent for bis learning and their son, Charles Brsted
was educated at Eton and Cambridge, England
and married daughter Of Henry Brevort OF thu
City. IL.
Mr.. Astor's successful example ought to stimu
late our youth to persevere in prudent and
upright course Of dealing 1t would perhaps, have
been better if he had possessed less oil parsl
mony in some Of his transactions, end II IL TO De
desired that men Of bis keen and acute intellect
may no longer be permitted to engross millions
acres, and thousands Of town lots nor 10 hnd
l government ut Washington ready TO give us ooho'
for 81 in specie receiving only IL to 80 cents as al
equivalent; but considering his early poverty ana
defective educ alton, his fine discrimination OF char
acter and great sagacity in choosing the most proht
able branches of trade are circumstances truly sur
/ nriainO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

ASSAULT WITH ISTEsT TO KILL.-Geo. Gala.
mand and John Hood were arrested yesterday CO 4
charge OF stealing hve lunches OF shingles from the rood
walk OF Mr Marshall Al East Brooklyn. IL appears fro1
testimony that Peter McCarrl men on Flushi1
with several punches OF SHINGLES and that he wen
10 the house of Peter McAvoy. Of Flushing avesa
and Wawoth 81 10 ask for assistance in erre.ts hsr
Tnsy both proceeded 70 the spot hcAyoy arrested Hoo
aud McCafrl arrested Cslemsbd-Csemsnd m.de ssl
perae remittance and ate mpted 20 stab him with
knifs, and finally succeeded la woundng him the
Tbey we're finally secured and taken 10 the Wsfsk-
house. sod yesterday afternoon they brought bo,
Justice Garrison, vho sentenced Hood pay tine offs
GGn committed Csemand for trial a. the Court of Gene
Sessions a charge Of assault with intent 10 kill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
Buginess Notices.

~ There s article essential to comfort good
Umbrella.
There is sitcle needed 10 the month OF April
There is no article hs. 80 well repay iu cost.
There is article that is easy lost umbrella
There article which, less thought about when not
needed
There u no article that s desired when needed
There 10 no scle that the subscriber takes more prids
selling, for
There 10 no article that he can ofsr 81 such bargains wh
umbrellas.
There IL NO article among s his stock OF umbrellas hsf
be cannot warrant in quality and sell lower TIES
sny other dealer. GENIN, 2i4 Broadway,
Opp0ste St Pauls Churek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

STEEL PENS Tho manufacture OF Steel Pens h az The
present time branch OF business Of very considerable
importance. In the Of qu pen. 4, rAtsy the
case that two persons would be pleased with exactly The
same kind So too with steel pens order suit ever
case 1t f. necessary to have great variety of pstsrns
forms and sizes. Hence the MsgBum Bonum. Damss
ems, suavtor Commercial. &c &c. sill Of which STYLE
beside great many others with improved holders
handles are flr sale at wholesale, by MrEa PmSKAs,
Willam-st. New-York. Call and examine for yourssvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

BURGLARY--A gentleman residing in Schsmer.
horn st. near Court disturbed about o'clock yss.er
dsy morning by noise which appeared 20 be ocsssoud
BY some one breaking into the house and g0ins aowu
into the front basement discovered usylookns cgs
mer with dark lantern, engaged 10 ransacsing one
tbs psniries The occupant Of the house instantly IA
turned up stairs for the psrpose Of obtaining a sut.
weapon, bu IN hts excitement supposso that be made
sufficient nose to alarm tho bnrglsr Of whom aothisI
was aiteTwaTd 6een
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

" SUPERB WORK is III mod I'll Of Ancient Jsrusssn
ara every VITO has not already It. would %
ell TO vl5i the Museuri Immediately and IL
after the pressn, week II will be removed TO Boston
certainly the most interesting Of that hssevsf
been offered for public inspection city; and IRE oes
cfptve lecture upon 10 by the gentleman no ussh
to this county, 10 intensely Interesting Mr. Rsynosd
and family give their entertainment at aud bali past
o'clock to Day snd those no would hear then mus 90 %
this week, they leave the City Boston next hcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

NIoLrSr AssAULr.-Jas. l.. Teller, Peter Rike
aud W liam NJ Baldwin each held to bail In III
SUN of eoo to appear al the next Court Of Ssssoss
answe. charge Il having violently assaulted c. W
Swain az the Catherine Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
n. C. kRMP. Aussioussr.

.r,neS cnp The usasrsisnsa will pay psrus.L
,,,..slaa 70 tho Disposal Of Fsruiiurs at Aasnen
use a~euisss ard would respectfully solicit the
~ r.sis. sh,ss a,ssc.ius Of their furniture or -
s,.A. saa can assure all sash shs, their interest VI"
carefully SXsA Toe. and prompt retarns waas-
re, s,.,a &c KEuP. Aastiens~'
r,.asaw's RietSe sesoet, N fOanh sve.a'' 4
t,s asa i.a,s,s. rlsee. Open daily i'f .sal~
A NSr ~. cpea daily fcr scuusgen rom - "a
s,srins slsss CO seuusmea en- fsesasy -.
SATURDAY svsslass tfc@ u 10 y 's'eSs- ''' -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

~ DEATHS AND INTERVIEWS for the week eud
ing March p. 1913: Males "a; females, 2l-sdus q
children, 30 Total t5-cf whom "a were from New. Yuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

ed 10 the President 81 tho meeting, and ~ the
sps akers for th.ir services this evening.
Three cheers were given for The President Mr.
Cusfis three for France, and three tor Ireland.
The proceedings were ordered printed, and TO
meeting adjourned at n O'Clock
Some attempts were made b give tho meeting a
party tendency, but Il failed. OF tho speakers
who were niae In all, four were Loco Foc0s, and
i've were Wings.
In the senate 10 day. Mr ALLIES introduced a
series II resolutions about tho Revolution IN
France Mr. TuasLY moved b. instruc, the Com.
mittee on tho Judiciary 10 inquire Whether il
should be made penal Cor any publisher 20 publish
eecret Document Mr.. Cas- called up the bill 70
,vprooriate money 20 Col. FRFtMOsr for getting
no a revolt in California. before the var between
az and Mexico was known. Mr PHELPS then
spoke on the Loan bill. exposing the mistakes OF
the Administration The bill finally passed Only
tso BALDWIN and HALE voting ageint H. The
Senate then went into secret session, when they
were engaged in considering whether they could
keep anything secret
In the House the Oregon bill was discussed. a
strong Wilmot Provso speech vas made by Mr.
SMART Loco. Foco member from Maine, which
seemed TO make the LocOs pretty generally sm0r
Mr. HASKELL Of Tennessee gave notice OF resolutions
Of ympathy with the people Of Frarce N their re-
cent political movements so that the subject -
now up in both Houses Of Congress.
telegraphic despatch, see announces the sp-
pontment OF Hon. JANIS Mcdowell, NJ. c OF Va.
as Consul 10 Belfast or course Mr.. Nc Dow ELL
would take no such office. Another man Of the
same name has been appointed ReHELisU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

JAVA CoFFEs, TEss, svCARs, Sc.-Oh Jaws Coassd
the finest quality, at the low price OF l2t cts per %
prime cd Ssmsua 10 eta The above eoaees rossssa
and ground daily ana warranted pure and Of dsl.e'ess
havor. New hns Oalons tea 50 cts ID white, yslos
and brown sugars 81 unusually low prices. Also good
Wintcrbesehed lamp OIL Tsc gallon superior spsrs
candles p Ga per ID for sale in quantities to suit families
and dealers By o. FOWLER
go md t,f eh "A ksxe III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
CITY ITEMS.

OUR CITY MANUFAcTUREs-HATs-W last
week visited ard examined the well known Hat establish
men Of VIM Ii Beebe Gate Beebe & Costar) 1856 Broad
way and some OF the facts we there cleaned seem 10 as
calculated Interest and perhaps instruct those engaged
this similar branches with all who desire 10 see Home
Industry iourish-so we give place to them.
Mr. Beebe store IA situated IN tue bes, part Of Brood
way seven stories high (wo having been added since
VIC noticed Ito erection) and devoted entirely 10 the va
rious details Of his business Each story is occupied by
the worknen In one or two departments the SILK Hat
passing through the hands Of eight distinct sets Of workmen
IN rs progress from the material 10 tho salesroom
Give Of the different processes pe)rme in his build
Ing, the Others esewhere) Fny four workmen are en-
ployed In the building. and thiryhve women, beside
sLesmen book keepers porters &c. swelling the aggre-
gate nearly quite hundred. No rival concern IN
this country IN Europe employs an eQusl number No
apprentices taken but the hes, workmen are
hired and these kept a. work from year to year, or
ever idle, paid though at work rat er than lose
them Nearly All work b. The piece ard the earnings Of
the Ggersgs fourteen dollars per week-those Of the
women fully ave dollars Al me stock ordered the
principle Of having the best without regard 70 cost and
every hat IS made as il CONTROLLING for premium Thus
the SIX Hat though French invention, is made here So
superior that French hat H. be sold Ia tho
each month merely 20 watch the fashions Improvements,
sc. Of bis most emnen. rivals In PARIS, regularly sells
them 20 other dealers for half their cost TO him.
The whole establishment Is striking evidence OF the
Immense advantages resulting from thorough division
Of labor, under experienced and skiul direction. sr
ebe has personally served In every department Of Hat
ting and knows every step thoroushiy Other men have
their various ho5bieswsr. Peace Politics, Philanthropy,
Sc.hs hobby the Hat AMI he sleeps with one IN
lis head not another t. Thus arts advanced and
improvements continually made.
Best OF ALL joieed 10 hear that, after earnlog
fortunes and losing by the insane abomi-
nation Mercantile Credits, he started and has strictly
conducted his present establishment the Cash system
selling for nothing but pay And so far from losing bust
by the change though he turns out over $4,000 Hats
per sunum he is unable TO all the orders which pour In
upon him. but turned away hundreds during the past
We record these facts for the encouragement Of our
Business who know that the Cash system IA right but
shrink from adopting IT, fearing would destroy their Gus
tom. Nothing be mistaken Produce ars, rate
article DO Il the best advantage, let the world know
you have IT, and there dcaty In selling Il. Such
the general rule there may be apparent exceptions but
they are very few We the history OF many es
Adjustments beside Mr. BIS. would CONFIRM this truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

rY vI 20 the extensive carpet establishment Of M.
WV II 6vios of6i East Broadway and II Divisoe-st
afforded examination OF Of rich "a
beautiful patterns Of ssrpetns that have
They comprise all the different sty OF Brussels, Villas
Tapestry, ThrssPy Ingram, 40 Ar. GuIos Is sas sa,
piled with almost sndlsss variety OF besanh Rses
OIL FLOOR Cloths ssd Mat, all Of which he s d sssa
very reasonable prices tha, the economical Wis VEL
hi, store are tempted to bay lEEwsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

SISGULAR RAILROAD AcCIDEST.--This morn
ing about - o'clock, the Wtmiugt1o trsin was
approaching GraysFerry. the engineer startled BY
the coming in contact with something and
looking dscovered that The catcher hsd taken ~
On hang the train Il found that the had placed
two bosris scross the track, and stretched himself
them. The rash person proved 20 be man nsts>d John
Bisrhsm. He had been this morning In tho neigh
b0rhOod OF Grays Ferry intoxicated. The man must
hsve hssn either Insane reck,ssly sought horrible
death lie escaped with hs life. bat seriously Ia
injured by tbs violent With h boards Of the COW
cstchsr PhIlad. Evening bniloun, &9tn
ANPUTATIOS AT THE HIP.-A Mrs Griffith bad
her leg Amputatsd tbs hip Joint the ~ March, BY
Or 80 i,h Of Boonsboro, Nd. The OddFeiious says
Remarkabe appear. and quite contrary 10 the
expsct.ton the ph y-ican happy 10 say thai
she still survives and IL rapidly recovering There now
probabi ty thst she mag usy recover which will be
a case rarely heard Of
sT- Mr.. d. w. Keinhans store at Belyidere,
J was nshgly destroyed b. Ere Wedns'day last -
The dry goods totally destroyed. assured 10 the
HA.dw Compan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

~ ws eon,in.e. to day, our extracts from our
sweisa papers in relation to tho stirring events OF
the French Revelation. Though not stsrtl'ng' now
tina, the Ire, surprise isover they are OF the deep
%, interest We still have large stock OF similar
Imported matter. which We shall give from day to
hay A. He have spnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

COMMON CoUSclL.-The Board of Aldermen will
hold special meeting this evering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
Opposite 81. PauI's Churcl

HArs H,rs HArs,-Ksox with his accustomed brew
ify, would call the attention Of <he public to bic
Spring style Of Hats which ready ct his SORE
1873 Fulton 81 He would, with his usual philanthropy
invite strangers to his Establishment, where they o.
tain Hats Of better quality and At lower prices tbsa
any other store in the city fall assortment Of meas ~
boys Caps of the lstsst styles swsys on hand mSo&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

/ ct,xN. aksruss 4 Cas- WARRANTED 0otD re,
J MN ,rytt as c.,ss-Thoss who wish good oo's "
Arc iavsea % .xsszas the superb Diamond Pon'ss ".-
i t.starsa ky cl,sa, ssorars Co. 81 Jonas" WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

" Imported French Patsnt Leather Boots jss ~
esiysd from Paris, sOd selling st only s7i also on bsss
large assortment OF calf dress Boots at 81 So and warrant
ed to give satisfaction. H. B. JONES, IA Ana'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

pu,NoSpPoiSrso GoL0 Pass The " aeseteu -
srossns Pens are uasqaslled Tor hnenes tsre'A',,.
durability. Try them II you want hrssrss ~ a.
Those sayins pens Of peSalers have no remsey
points cove "a. BY purchasing tho kieh''es'
avoid ;his risk. as the potnts are warranted q
they are .ola exclusively By 8. w.rsos = w. v
Williams and J. Y sav.cs % Falionn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

DARIN0 RoBBERY.-The house No. oil Allan N
keps by Mr Moran entered yesterday and s,v.rsl
overcosts DIRE" coats six hsndkerehies eooks rLss
thereirom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

tg- We understand ths, NJ, Us L,EoEtsr' "f
many Years Consul Nsessal e Frsass Ger 'Ae Vs's'
s,.ss received nv ,he Cslelsgls sSimaa'ss'S" WV
tasAarisv ths hesA ct the Provisional ''s's'"""" :"
the sasst that hs woula 10 vs'ssa N "ess Ns'' y
Intelligence wasA me., Nase esse H ~es's's " '' w"
.al :. vs ssp rsre,asa vii ~ se N' s'"a''"s" am
th,.s Generality vAs as sa.Iaess ~ he 'en'e'a's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

POLICE Two young chaps named Adam, Camp.
bell aud Robert Crawford were taken up ysstetdsy IN
beasty slate OF inoxicston IL appeared that they hsd
tapped barrel On the docks and imbbed part Of the eos
tepts through u straw.