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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
DISEASES or THE sKIY CURED.

From Mrs. Slsome formerly Mrs James, OF Phiid.
BRisToL, Pa, Jan. I6, 1916.
1{essrS. EdiorS:-l write 10 inform you and
the public. that my son under the treatment
of our family doctor for more thana year, for il
very troublesome disease Of the skin, without OBJ
tanning any relief. then applied TO several 9TH
er physicians, who gave him SO much medicine,
and dietsd- him so low, that thought he would
die from It's effects. One physician told me that
il was a disease to which some families were
subject, and could not be cured. Some called it
ScrofIa, others letter, Salt Rheum, Eczema.
Leprosy. &c. Ana trying every means for near
ly.fve years without effect, was advised 10 give
him DR.. JAMES Alternative. Al this lime he
was literally from his headto his feet. Some
ric1es wouIu dry Up aud scurroff. and then break
out again as bad as ever, and Itch and burn so
intolerably to drive him almost TO Distraction.
He had not taken the Alternative, however, two
weeks before there was change for the better.
He went TO school all the time while taking the
medicine, and partook OF the Same klnd OF food
the rest of the family. and run about through
thick and thin. the same the other boys of the
school. until he was perfectly cured, and became
fat and hearty, and though now over tfve years
ago, yet not a symptom Of the. disease has ever
made its appearance. lie took altogether twen-
ty-six bottles Of the ALTERATIyE. and no other
medicine while using it. Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN SIsoME.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
Notice.

YIEPHYR Worsted, Canvass. Patterns, Perforated
~ Board for sale by WALLACE 81 WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
New STYLE Bonnets.

New Style Bonnets.
EyI.ORENCE Braid Bonnnts White do. do Rut-
4 land do. do. Fancy bird eye do. Fine French
gimp do. China pearl edge do. Misses straw and
leghorn DO. do Jenny Lined gimp do
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block May 18, '48.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Terms per year:
~. sl.O0 Twenty Copies, sl3,OO
= C%Ples, 400 Thirty Copies, 1000
VPes, 7.OO Forty CoDies $500
!, ,anen numbers of the Galaxy will be sem;
s,'' %e on application by letter (post Paid.) ,
.'.Is and communications must he addressed
10 HENRY II. PAUL & co.
- I'm Publishers. Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
THE IICTi RIAL NEWS,
PUBLISHED MoNTHoLY

by g. Il. B.sACREgTE &. CO.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
VOLUME 7-NO. 2b ,
{ SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 20. )

RePUsLIc OF LBERiA-H Horribie.-An arrival
from Liberia brings dates to the l1th Of April
The african Lun.iRary gives tho horrible fol-
lowing relation:
mot long ago n famous Gouleh chief named
Selly, being engaged in the e-war which has boon
carried on between the Goulahs and Condoes for
a number Of years, applied toa priest OF the Ma
homedan, profession, TO know what he should do
TO be more successful in his expectations against
the Condoes. The priest. inquired of him swhcth-
er he able to make the necessary sacrifice;
10 which he REPLIED iha t he could make any sac
srlice that could be named. Upon this the nefa-
rous impostor told him that he must sacrifice has
son; and taking his dead bodkuPon his shoulders,
his feet swung around his neck, aud his head
hung behind hun, in this manner advance before
histroops tothe contest, and victory would be
lns. X -
"It is hardly necessary 10 nf5rm thc reader.
that these sanguinary directions were complied
with. Calling his SON into n house, he caught
him, deliberately tied hin.'andshen. with his own
parental hand, ne cut his throat! Having offered
this sacrifice. he-nnd his troops repaired towards
the jurisdiction of their enemies; then was this
inhunan fsther with his dead son on his
back, in the manner directed, without any dis
play Of parental affection, any emotion savo
that aroused in his barbarous breast by tho con-
fdcnt expectation Of victory.
ale wasa successful in three subsequent en-
gnEemens, and undoubtedly ascribes his victory
TO the costly sacrifice made 10 obtain IT, This
inhuman affair, is attributed 10 one that couvers-
as well about the Old Testament, or some parts
of it, as most professors of Christianity
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
REGULAR PACKET ELLEN n

-sSa SaSEsHsr lime of Packets.
From Napoleon, Mouth of Arkansas River.
TO LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN,
FORT SMITH AND FORT GIBSON,
THE light draught steamers
WI. APhSTR0NG, E. TIMMS, MASTER,
MEDIUM. J. TIMMS. MASTER,
SANTA FE, GEO. TURNER, MASTER.
THE VIM. ARMSTRONG and MEDIUM leaving
Napoleon on Mondays and Thursdays Q O'Clock
A M Returning, will leave Little Rock, same davs
The SANTA FE will cannect with these boats at
Little Rock making regular trips weekly from Little
Rock to Van Buren and Fort Smith, and extending her
tr'ps to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
05Passengers may rely upon this being
PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT.
And that their freghts win be conveyed through ia
certainty and despatch and the lowest customary
rates All the boats in a good sound condition,
and handsomely fitted up for the accommo modation of
passengers.
AGBGI p37
NJ. GREENWOOD & CO, ". Orleans.
A. HAYS & CO., Napoleon.
T. d. MERRICk s. CO., Little Rock.
Dec. II. lS47.--45-,f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Where may be had the AMERICAN liAIR Dye,
warranted to change the hair TO beautiful Au-
burn or Jet Black colour.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15

I. NJ. FLETCHER,
Grocery, Produce, Commission and Forward
ing Merchant,
Ox BOARD WHRF-BoAT, ALEX. SCoTT,
NAPOLEON, ARKS.,
rs ready TO attend to all business in his line. The
cabin is ready for the reception of Boarders and
Travellers. The hull is large and substantial enough
six eight hundred tons of freight in perfect
safety and the proprietor promises the strctcs at
tention to business entrusted 10 him. Liberal ad-
yances will be made on produce.
Napoleon, Ark, March %, IS4S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15
Taken Up.

LitNe Rock, ArL., Nay 30fh, l84e.-2O -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15

G-wha, Back objec: is !, that is red whcs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Phi!adePh Pha i,
and sold On agency by
r. STEVENSON, Druggist, n
Van Buren,, Ark.
Ana W. II s. NJ MAYERS, Druggists
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not wish interfere with him, and that he would open the
in one or two hous-l don't recollect whchand appeared
anxious to off Gen. Pillow spoke him agaia-a
and afterwards said to Gen Twiggs that if he would nov
e ONE ose IN s 9 o hs a send
direction OF San Geronimo-to operate that flank and
the situation of the enemy would be very precarou Gem
Twiggs assened to Thu in very much the same he
Pillow told him to go ahead and he would support him
o.-Wness has spoken of Gen. Pillows speaking 70 Gen
Twiggs of certain batteries To what batteries did the wit
sAAs well as can Iecol!sc Gen Pillow asked Gen
replied that the battery of his division had up
Gs sd say snd h
battery, both OF which moved forward soon after.
enemies Works with his glass during the greater na ~ me
afternoon and state also whether Gen Twiggs had not Just
At know that Gen Pillow was on the hill for sometime
during the morning, but was not Immediately present
not Gen Twirgs had arrived fifteen twenty minutes he
fore this onyersaion took place perhaps more During that
Gen Pillow command and Immediately after the convenS
ton narrated ne passed on with m rs brigade 70 the front
arrival upon the mound and II So state his means OF know
Any recollection is that was hafpast or o clock
it may have been later than O'Clock had no particular
Q.-Does witness know when Morgan's regiment com.
meneed its movement across the Pedegal and before
CAL recollec seeing Morgan regiment motion through
the comfed entering the Pedegal just before Gen Scott
arrived and understood from Gen. Pillow think Thai Ls
had sent it off.
Q.-llas witness any recollection of hearing Gen Scott
ask Gen. Pillow what bayonets those the PefIngol
and what Gen. Pillows reply !
Al remember that while Generals Scott and Pillow
were converslng on the hill concerning the disposition of he
forces, within five and certainly ten minutes after Cement
Scott aniN al General Scott enquired what bayonets ara
those pointing to Morgan Regiment! General Pillow re-
piled, that il Morgans Regiment, and think added
that he had Just sent 1t to support Cadwalader.
The court then adjourned to 8 A. NJ, tomorrow.
AT the close of it, the court adjourned
The date OF manuscript is the 18TH and as the dav
of the session not stated Ii leaves the day the poceed
ing dOubtathough think it the 1lth of the month
tV" St. Charles Theatre. Mrs. HUNT respectfully
the public New Orleans that her FAREWELL BNFFif
will take place TUESDAY, April U.s. which occasion viii be
presented Play of " ~
THE LADY OF LYONS
In which Mrs. Coleman Pope will make her first
peaIance this city II the character o. Pauline '' ~
Claude Melnote, first time in this city, Mrs. Hunt
Col dumas Mr.. Chppendale
With variety OF entertainments which will be specified tina
bills OF the day. sp22 81
Boyle q Sands,
Whotesaie and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC.
26 Poydras street,
mh29 3m corner OF Tchoupitoulaa street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

GEN. SHIELDS AT ST. LouIs-The ST Iouis
Republican of the 18th inst, says: "NIaj. Gen.
Shields u S A. arrived in this city Yesterday, from
Washington, and proceeded Immediately to Belle
Vile, Illinois. He is destined for Tampico. of
which place he WILL on his arrival. assume COM
manT We understand that it is in contemplation,
by some of our citizens to tender the gallant Gene
raj the compliment of public dinner-to which
end, a preliminary meeting was held at the Plan
ters' House last evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

Photographed to the ST. Louis Republican j
New YORK, April l3.-Brown. Shipley & Co.. of Liver
pool in their circular, cotton decline of
p ID. Upland cotton, at 47Sd fair Louisiana, Az md
ding. 4sf044; ordinary; 3114d. q b. The suspension
the of this decline The firm OF Fox Living
suspended payment.
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TWE.NTY-7 THIRD DAY-.aprH IL. -

THE.NTY-ThIRD DAY-.4pra IL.
Capt. Joseph Hooker's Examination was Resumed
He underwent lengthy and tedious questioning,
but nothing new. of any importance, was ELECTED.
Several points, much dwet upon in Gen. Pillows
favor, were additionally corroborated by this wit
ness testimony
Lieut.. j. Hodge was then .Sworn.-Gen. Pill
low ordered Col. Morgan to hold his regiment,
which was moving, in reserve Col. NJ. replied III
an under tone, g Damn your reserve
Lieut.. Ripley Sworn.-This witness testimony
also went strongly to corroborate Gen. Pillows for
mer points.
Lieut. RIPLEY
Questions by Detence.-Was witness member of Gen;
Pillows staff on the 18th Of August last and if So he will
Al was member Of Cen PHI VS. staff on the 18th OF
August last, and after Gen Pillows division had dvanced
as Pna Podre, hacienda between Sara gustln and
the field of Contreas, sent back to Gen. Scott IN
company with MAJOR Kirby, who had lust previously arrived
message borne by Major Kirby to Gen Pillow, and from
him TO Gen Scott have no personal KNOWLEDGE put %
Scott the roof of his quarters at San Agun snoIly
after Major Kirby had delivered his message and was direct
following words as near as can recoieci f te n,on a
Gen. Pillow that he will keep his attention 'Xe 9o i
iwiggs division Is already or soon VIE p innernepf
Gen, Pillow, and should the enemy sOecoine i
ous and he can 20 no further with the road, Pillow will
support Iwiggs with his "hoe o''''o"' anu viz
Twas witness present the field on The 18th of An
gust. interview between haJ zen Fio" anu anu 1 r.
So wines will state what occurred at that interview
Al was present the field at the interview referred TO,
and the which took place 10 the following
effect Gen Pillow addressed Gen Twiggs, by saying he
could 90 farther with the road until the enemy was DIS
Iodped-and TO take that battery General
Tw1ges replied with one or oahs. Yes that must
take before sunset Gen. Pillow said that Gen. Scott had
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

GEN. SCoTT.-The Baltimore Patriot says: ''The
story that Gen. Scott intends to resign his office, is
mere fiction, so we assured by one of his per-
sona friends. But the General will soon be in the
country and can answer for himself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

For VERA CRUz.-The steamship New Orleans,
Capt. Aud, is expected to leave tomorrow for
Vera Cruz. She will take down 40 men to fill
up the ranks of the Ohio and Indiana regiments,
and 60 men for the regular army, together with
100 horses and quartemaster's stores. The list of
passengers has not yet been made up-but the
following persons are expected to go down in her:
Leuts Chris Lilly and J. S. Pearson, SERGEANT Null
ligan, La Vols; and Mr.. A. Read.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

ns- We are requested to call the attention of
persons DESTROYS of purchasing good locations for
private residences to the sales to be made by Messrs
Pierson & Bonneval to-day, at IL o'cock, at Banks
Arcade. Among the property to be sold there are
some very valuable lots, situated in the city of
Lafayette and the Second Municipality. The sale
is to be made without reserve. See our adver.
Using columns for description of property.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-This evening is an
nounced as being positively the last appearance of
Miss Julia Dean, Mrs. Hunt and Mr. Chippendale,
at the ST. Charles Theatre. On this occasion Mrs
Hunt will appear as Romeo, and the lovely Juliet
will be personated by Miss Julia Dean. Mr. Wes
ton will enact Mercutio, and will, we prophecy,
enact it we'll The performance will conclude
with the Love Chase" in which Miss Dean and
Mr.. Chippendale will sustain the principal charac-
ters Tomorrow night, the Montplaisir Troupe
will appear
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22
g. YALE, JR., & CO.,

- NO. Il tHnrfres strt'T,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED. per late arrivals large and
L general assortment of SPRING GOODS, among
Mnslns Embroidered Swiss Musns, Black Italian ard
Gros de Rhine Silks of all widths, Black Waered, striped
sty Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Plain Satin and Ter r 4e
Spring Fashions; Parasols Fancy Handkerchief, BON.
NET AND CAP RIBBONS. WHITE GOODS, Linen men
Cambria Handkerchief Embroidered Capes, Collars ana
Chemisette Thread and Lise Laces and Edgings. SWISS
and Jaconet Musins, Cambncs Gloves, Hosiery etc 10
omers and the public generally. apl0 Imp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1s4s.

o. Rev. Alexander Campbell will deliver a
lecture in reply to structures in the Picayune OF
Sabbath last, on Matthew XIV and XIV, and
other passages of scripture, by Rev. Theo Clapp
Service at II o'clock, P. H., corner of Carondeet
and Perddo sfreets-seats. free.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.


ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB.
T,HIRD DAY-SATURDAY, April ~ :; Race 10 CONE ONE
off at Iall.past o clock. Purse s4-Entrance III per
cent. added-Three mile heats.
1DE Kepper's cb t. Bnena Vista, by imp. Glencoe.
dam by imp Leviahan,3yo 50 h. Dress red and !o 's
At. B; Go!dsbys ch Litae htS4ress y shalo'A
Harrison Henrys CHI f "nD,ng MaAa "a By ID pte0
L. Col A l.. Bingaman's ch c. DAINTY Jim by Alton,
dam by Sir Richards y. o, 81 ID, Dress yellow and
white. II, :.
ey Members of the Orleans Jockey Club obtain Their
Badges at the Ticket office the Course Badges lo
strangers, which will entitle them and the ladies OF tef
party all the privileges of the Course for the Meeting may
be had at the Ticket office.
Large and commodious ferry boats capable Of carrying
900 persons within hour will leave the Place rn
First Municipality, every five minutes during the Races
Fare, each way cents.
The fyboat Dolphin will leave the foot of Canal street
every fifteen minutes during the day.
G r. Admission. Gate and Public Stands 81.
az OLIVER IL VALENTINE PnopnetOrs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

CRESCENT BULLETIN BoARD.-A convenient
bulletin board has been, and will continue to be,
placed in front of the Crescent Office on which
will promptly appear notices of arrivals from sea,
manifests of steamers, and clearances from the
Customhouse-with such items of late and impor-
tant news as we may receive from time to time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

CAPT. SHANNoN's sTATEMENT.-The captain of
the Hibernia steamer publishes long statement in
the New York journals of the 18th inst, to excul-
pate himself from the charge of inhlmanity to the
Barbara. We regret to say it Is not satisfactory.
Appended to it is sort of endorsement from the
Hibernia's passengers her last return trip, who
endeavor to whitewash Capt s., partly to Use their
own words, because they have
Witnessed his and untrng attention to the ma
nagement of his ship during the present voyage as well as
experienced his courtesy and regard for their welfare
and comfort
We are unable to see what the return passengers
know about the matter more than any other miscel-
laneous citizens
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST.. CHARLEs.-R Brenckley, Tenn: Shey G r Un
derhll, Fla; Fl Smith NewOdeans; l. LaRen.ree Nd:
W NJ .Crozat and lady Miss; J Freeman and lady Ala;
T Belts pr Steele, Parkinson, Miss g s Buckley and
e afy Ma Ma; s1en Md O. BS Hsns snd 1 Ry
? ? Person, W Judd, NswYofki E Broqme, Fla; MAJ
Burnside, Miss Burnside Mass.
VERANpAHaaW S Bureh, Ala; A Hyder, Fla M NJ
Prescott, w Prescott, La j Armstrong, NewOrleans;
Mis- Roach, Miss; r Il Mckeon and lady Me; Chan.
dIer, Neworleans + a Evans, n Evans La,
HEwLETTs u A Reardon, Ark; c d Hamilton Miss;
Harrington N Y OF Morgan Goodrich, La; Wa,
terman, NewQrleans Gregory, Ky; J Dunnca, Texas;
PLANTERs-B Baxter, N Y; b House. III; Wilcox,
Wis; w Kratzer, Va; e L Casseb, La G Ebeman
CHM, Beverley, Miss R Pollard L NJ Hotchkiss, G
N Hobart, Ala; Wood, Ga.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

RACES To-DAY.-In consequence of the rain
yesterday, the advertised races did not take place
on the Bingaman Course They will take place
to-day, precisely in the order announced for yes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

FIREMEN's BALL.-On Monday evening next
the First Anniversary Ball Of the Phoenix Fire
Company, the gallant No. 8, will take place at the
Annoy Hall. The beauty and chivalry of the city
NAV be expected to be in attendance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

% We are indebted to Capt Fitz, of the ship
B. c. Bailey, from Vera Cruz, for files of the Free
American to the 9th inst, the day of her sailing.
We would, also, thank the officers of the steamboat
Sultana for their polite attentions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

10 The steamboat Cambria, Capt. ForsYthe, ar
rived a: St Louis on the l4th inst, from Pittsburg,
having Performed the whole distance in four days
end seven hours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

OF Richard Terrell, auctioneer, sells at Banks's
Arcade this day at IL o'clock, number of valuable
servants,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

IRISH FREEDoM-From all parts of the United
States, come expressions of sympathy with the eff
forts of the Irish liberals. Perhaps the freedom
and happiness of no people on earth would be
hailed with more pleasure than those of Ireland
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22
7'WENTYFYRsT DaY-.Apra 9Th.

Lieut.. Col. GLADDEN., South Carolina Regiment,
recaled-At the time the Castle of Chapultepec
was captured by the American forces, in Septem-
Der last, witness marched into the Castle with the
South Carolina regiment; shortly after which, Gen.
Pillow was brought in upon blanket, by some
soldiers When witness entered the Castle, the
Voltigeur regiment, and some detached corp. OF
other regiments We're already there. Witness
regiment was the first of the Volunteer division
which entered; he did not believe that there was
at the time, any regiment within the work, except
ing the Voltgeurs
Capt. Canby, A. A. G., called.-Witness belonged,
on the 18th August, to Twiggs' division. Witness
saw Gen Pillow enter Valencia entrenched camp,
at Contreras about 40 to 60 minutes after it had
been captured; he recoIleced no other order from
Gen. Pillow, concerning crossing the Pedregal,
than one to advance the brigade Rey's) about
200 yards
Major Woops, 18th Infantry, recalled
Question bg PrQsecution-Have you CHANGED to hold a
or to have been held with Major
General Pillow respecting plan plans Of attack against
Chaputepec, proposed BY Major Generals Pillow Scott in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

OYsTERs.-Epicures will find fine, fat, salt oys-
tiers at Holbrooks, which were caught during the
late I" cold SPELL" Recollect the oyster season is
nearly over, and that they have not been better
this season than they are at the present time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

REVOLT ON BOARD OF New ORLEANS SHIP
On the afternoon of the 10th inst, al New York,
the crew of the ship Creole bound to New Orleans,
while in tow Of the steamer Duncan c. Pell, when
off the Battery, had an alteration with the first
officer, and refused to do duty. Seven of the ring
leaders were put in irons and taken out by the u S.
Marshal the remainder returned to duty. The
Creole lay at anchor in the North River awaiting
her crew.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

New York CHARTER ELECTIoNs.-The cleo
ton in New York city for municipal officers, on
Tuesday, resulted as follows:
NaBor-Havemeyer, (lem) 20 1885, Brady, (w) 19, 931-
majority for Havemeyer, 955
Common Council. - Aldermen wings 10, democrats 8;
Assistant Aldermen, wings Z, democrats l-democratie
majority joint ballot, 2.
TThe above is from the Baltimore Sun of the 18th
instant. We doubt the correctness of what it says
about the Board of Assistant Aldermen.l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

MAYo's Music SToRE.-We would recommend
all connosseurs of music to visit the saloon of our
friend Mayo in Camp street, near Canal. They
will there find all the standard music together
with everything that is new, comprising the most
beautiful airs from all recent operas, popularsongs,
etc In short, their musical taste, of whatever cha
racter, can be gratlfed by calling at Mayos. He
also keeps a large assortment of pianos, with or
without Eolian attachments besides other musical
instruments, including a new kind of melodeon, a
great improvement upon previous inventions. 1t is
easily portable, but has tone resembling the organ,
rendering it applicable to churches of small size.
For these reasons we think it will come into very
general USE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-22

QUERETARo.-Twenty senators have made their appear
ance-ony two short of the necessary number whose attend
ance was expected during the week appears to he
ded all hands, that would soon be in attendance
The Monitor in continuation, says the Mexican soldiers
are sick Of the MANIA that popular
General in confidence Of the government will pronounce
against the confederation the the Americans leave
We have nothing this declaration, but suppose
it amounts to about much the usual bombast of the
same character. The American troops, it may be well
enough add remain in Mexico three months after the rat
ticatiOn of the reaty.-y3m. Star, 9Th inst.