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6 a nt e ipn's
&leipun9ss i1ement,
go 81. Sf Vennffra6e.

go 81, Sf Dennffra6e.
Die unsebeuren 6eibafte ,psIebe sstban
,peroen in Jamslon o berhbmteu Rlsiber,
gtatlidemsnt SO 62, OitspeDnttra6e, fnoem
ibres @leebem nibt in Der 8sIebihte bes
Slciperaelebdfts. uSit Oas nibt frembars
tis? I1ic fonnt ibr ss srflaren 2" frasen bic
qeute ale, oa6 Samelon's gtabliGement alle
@Gbafte tbut, wabrenc anoere persleihs<
,peiIe nur penis tbun 2" 9as 8ebsimni6
1T oiee, ,penn fs ss MIR tpiBten. 9ie Sbats
fade 1T oaB an pisfem gtatliGemsnts peosr
Setrua nod 6umbus ausemanot tpirb, mir
aeten jeeem &anosn ben pollen Brtb fit
Iein 8e(o uno aoperteiien feue itertriebene
prablersi um Die &eute 3u betrhssn. OieIe
Sbatfaeben Itno Hllen, biz Don uns PaufenLe.
ben(owsbl tsfannt, ale uns lslbt, 3Bir ba'
ben einen fstten 8runoias i'm 9eIhafte, Dem
Dublifum Secinannssn an5nticten, 'pelebe
4npere ni6t aubieten f6unen; um eiefes 3it
fbnn faufen mir unaebsuere Quantitdten bon
Shtern 5u elmer 3eit unp Derfaufen INIT eem
tlsinitsn profit auf unfcrn ScitensDreis.
Stuff poIenbst oas beitr Gfortement bon mos
oisen Glsiperu, weebes jcma(s al oeiem Bee
ribmtem Rleioer. 6aule er6ffnet Durbe, III ice
nem StpIe aufsemaebt, ,pslhsr uns ben Nubm
aeseten bat, oa6 mir bic beitaematbten Rfeiz
per nno Die sr66te Eunefbaft in bet Stapt
hakeu
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Wultf>l f>llnterriOt.

SD, bic llntsrSeibnsts, made sinem psrsbrs
ten publ'fum Die er9ebene an;s9e, oab ib i'm
YianosSpisl uno @efan9 llntsrribt ertbsIs.
9a ib MIDI fbon in 9eutfblano oisfem Sss
fbdfte wipmsts unb mid bsrsits in gonesrtsn
osr 3ufriepsnbst uno osS SeifaaS ju srfrsusn
bate, 70 Srpsifle ib nibt AUDI bier Elm @lsibes
ju srlan9sn. Qub erbiets ib mid germ, ben
berauf &sfsctrsnosn pcrber snen SsnsiS meis
nsr Sdbsfsit su lisfsrn. 20 bittst um sss
nsi9ten Sufprub
Jenni 6rotepent,
QBalnustrass, ;,pifbsn Der 7tsn uno Stem.
Geabin9, Nopember 7. Am.
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nen Durbeane BON bemielben befpirft ct
tpelt fiiolidb unter Der 9roben eanoen9e.
pelbe fenen Ocean pom @olfe trennt.
Ser 8erfa6er bebauptet Der Sitbmus fei
ourb Die gerfe pulfanii6er Seuer unters
erabcn, welcbe fib nob in lener @c9eno
5ei9en, oab Der Strom cine ipdrmere Gem.
peratur babe, neil Die 6ibe oulfaniiber
Seuer. in ienem Sunnel uorberribeno,
oieielbe erb6bet bat; oab Der @runo. oab
Die 8e,pdfer, ourb oielen aroben Gun
mel 9eiwunoen meroen, ben @0lfifrOm in
Solee Der umorebuno Der Groe auf ibrer
Nre bloen. uno oaB es Die Sbatiabe 1T,
Dap Die Send fer oes ifilen Scean6. mel
de 9e9en bic weiflibe Seite oeS Sitbmus
orGn9en. l2-IS Sub b0ber lino. ais Die
fenioen. oes 9ofe5 Don Werifo oaB Der
8runo, ,pesbolb Der Storm feline b0bife
8drme bel Sep 2Stlt bait oarin lleot.
oaB bic Str0muno pom ifllen Sceon uno
ourb Den @Olf BON Wsrifo erit bort 6ur
SberFdbe aelanat, uno wenioer nit Dem
faiten 8ai1er 9emilbt 1T. our6 rpelbe ite
9eSDdn9t miro. Salue,t. 3t9.
philadelphia. ben IOten 0topember -
g bre # d. er une Il It 6 ia u
Same6 Sones. 20 Sobr alt. wuroe am
Mittwod, BON einem ibredlben TN
9lufsfale bstroffen. Gr mar eben babel
einl8es 0auseerdtbe ouf einem S6ieb:
torren uber Die Glienbabn bel Sairmount
3u fabren, ole ct bemerfte. oab cine eocos
motipe berbeifam. Gr lief oaber Oen
Sbiebfarren ouf Den S6enen lteben.
ber ais ct bemerfte, Dap er nod 3elt ba
ben piiroe, fabte er i'm nod einmal. uno
puroe. troe Den lnftrenounoen oe6 Snoe:
nleurs, BON Der locomotive iberbOlt. Die
Haoer 9inoen iiber einen Urm uno oa6 e.
ne Sein uno Sermalmten beloe furbters
llb. Sein Urm mub oboenommen lper
Den uno bel ieinem uOroeriidten Qlter be
furbtet man. ct peroe Dies nibt iiterlss
ben. Ser un9ludlibe bat nod cine 9ro'
BE 8amllie gu erndbren. Sreie preiIe.
Il b ( d a fun9 Der eoer:
( flaperei miro i'm Stoate Selama
re ourb cine unerb9rte Nnsabl Don I'm
terSeibnern in elmer Hieienpetition an oit
Legislative SerIammlunQ beantrd0t unit
oa fbOn uori9e6 Sabr Elm dbnliber Ser.
Iub Dem 9rpGiDten 3iele lebr nabc aepe,
fen. 70 meint oa6 ,.bIoue 6ubnben". &c
fonne an Dem Grfolo foum 0P8meifelt mer
Den. @eibdbe oeies wlrflib, 70 wdrt
Iolthe6 Elm SeWeis. fir Die in oielem 8lat
te. furslib 0edu6erte Weinun0, oaB unie
re Wtblireer Die Ibibaffuno Der Sfla
perei. ielbit berbeifiibren Deroen. nenr
oieie Un0eleoenbeit ibrem ei0enen gutter
Wiuen anoertraut. unc nldt ourb unbe
rufene6 Ginmiiben. Die Gmpfinolibfeii
oerer oerei5t miro. Die oaour6 pirfIib be-
na6tbeili9t iperoen.
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g t q T b.

am 90. Oetcb., in 5eiorIbera. gatbaris
na Sll6sr, Satin BON W1ebasl 8Iher, i'm
6Ilten Sabre ibres 4Iters.
-am 27. October, in @IIaB, 0adbeI, 8at>
tin BON Saeob G Srdff, so6tr bon Spbu
Srr, i'm 99fen <ebensjabre.
aim 10. Octo., bier, Hnna W1aria, Satin
pom Seors Mhaer, aus Oct Sbwsis, i'm 49,,
fen Sabre ibres 4lters.
am is. Oct. in Nihmonb, ScbaI @6ap.
pei, an BET Husjebruns, i'm 48lten Sabre.
am 30. Oct, in 8ibmono, 3elera Inna,
S66tereben bon Wm. Scrber, am 9tiffu6
i'm 5tsn $ebensjabre
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Ssiirner! ! SSiirmer! gSitrmer!

SSnrn1cc SS1ttntcr. SSS1tf1ttets
Selt pleIen Sabren babe ieb mid absemlbt
cine Olecl3tn au5uferti9en, ipede Die QBhrs
mrr aus Dem &6rper Dertreibt uno 3usleieb
an9enchm fir Sinpcr unp ernahlene su uebs
men ift. Obne 3,peifel babe ib jsst einem
Iolcten urtifel beraus9etraht, we(Ger Elm
an9enebmerss nnb wirtlameres 6eilmitte( lit,
ais irscnb Elm Wurmnittsf Der Sessnpart.
2Ber fann Die tlrinen $eosnbcn 1ebea, ipenn
ite fat ertrdnft psroen bon ZEN du6ertt tpioer.
ttrebenoen prdparaten, pelebe gum Sbel
nod ais b6bf ansenebm su nsbmen anses
prieIen iperben. Or g apne, ber eins
5ise giaentbImer.
gs ut aucb Gin Gderes Wittd 9eatn ltns
peycanlibtelt, Derocrbenen Oaassn 1t G.p.
QBarnuns; 9as debte 1T in biersfi'
gen Slaitben entbaltem nit 9r. Stpapne's
BiIcniB auf Dem spapier.
Or. Spayne'e SarfaporilIa uno er=
tract bon IbeerpilIen.
O1an bemerfe, ca6 in bieIem prdparat al,
fe mepisinihsn gisenIbafsn oes @ariapas
riaa nnp 9bsercrtraets permiiebt init anoern
lcbdBbaren pesetabi(iIhen @totfeu entbalten
ftnp inpem oie gauge Sraft auf cine aanS
neue Nrt ertrabirt 1T.
ltudbnlib allen anoern pillen Derurfahen
cisIe weoer Sneipen nod llebelfeit. wabreno
ite 70 fraftia Itnp, nie lur cine Meb3in Isin
Fam, bic sebensqueaen itdrfen uno Die san3e
menieblibe Scitalt NIT neuer &raft beleten.
Or. 5nayne's 6auptsOffes 1T N. 9D.
efs Der 8tsn uno NaessStra6c, philadelphia.
gu perfaufen i'm 6rosenn uno Kleinen
bsi Jobn Hitter uno Co., 9n9lano mo
t1I't1Iafen unb Or. Z. t1Iarfbaf, Bsrs
faufssNsentsn fur &sabin9, pa; Bes. :.
Miller, fir Womslsport uno Or. Selz
lerB, fur pottStaun. Oct. 10.
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Surse Aeberfbt Der Wtdrfte.
Ybilabelpbia, Rcpemter 4. 1646.

Diebmarft. - SIN Warfts warsn 1860
SblabtcbIsn, 800 Sibs uno SdIbsr, 1860
Sbwsins uno 5000 Sbaafs unb qdmmsr.
prefe Sblabtobisn psrfauftsn bsfTsr;
Ssrfdufe bon alien BIG auf 70 Stu6, NIT Gins
tbuB bon $50 fir 9tsa Oorf, purbsn bsnirFt
;u $44 bis 25, bic 100 Yfunb. oer 0ualis
tat 9emds. Slbe uno &albsr psrfaftsn 81 bis
$l4 fir trcfns, SO Bis $ls fir Sprinssr unb
$l7 big S33 fir Milbfiibe. Sbmeine Wqe
blS auf 100 wurosn perfauft ;u $4a bis $5A
Die 100 Yfb. Sbaafs uno Qdmmsr psrfauft
;u $24 fir qdmmsr unb ST. J Bis SO jsbss, fir
Sbaanfs
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cSpblt Orccu.

BON pbilaoslpbia surid9sfsbrt, NIT
\ slnsm 9rosen Afortsmsnt BON auss
NJ 9eiubtsn Bctrdnfen, gut au59ss
Y mdblt aus Den erlfen lodnpsn, bic
aus folaenoen beifeben
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berlibmte TamiIien Wleoi3iner

G@5OOO onth bic @tbpincludt oerur.
Iatbte Scpesfalle fallen pislleitbt in ginem
Sabre Dor. 0a3u fcmmt nod cine arcBe
Olen9e burb un9enentShnpuna, Sluttturs,
Nitbma, Snitem Snfuen5a Srdune uno an:
cere $eiben BET
gun9e uno 0eber
uno Die Nnhdbluus Nllrr ,pnroe eincn Itbref.
libcn Scpels fir bic @efabrlitbfeit pieGer
SrantbrItcn Iiefern. es 1T oaber b6eblt mid:
tl9 Su crfNbren oaB alle oicle Sranfbeiten
perbinrert perpen f6unen bnrb Die seitise
Inipenbun9 bon
Or. Smopne's
5uI III III aeieBten Sprup Von
2B ilefirI6en,
Nirfe IhlBtare meoisin mar oas Nelul.
tat Der )abrelanaen Seobatbtuna oieIpr Sranf.
teiten, ,pcltts itd alle 5nr 9bpinoiubt bins
nel9en. Or. Smapne's suGanmen9eicBter
Sprnp rrn QSilptirfhen bat Isltit in ben
leeten Stacien per @hwinpIuebt wirfli6e
Suren gu Stanpe aebraebt, no bic t6tblte me.
oi5iniIebc SunIt bereits feblaeihlaapn mar,
Tim sinoernns gu peribatfeu. Sie Sianatur
oes Sr. Swapne 1T ieoer dbten SlaGebe al
acbanst 0cnit 1T lte nahsemaht)
| 3eu9ntiIe etnes Seitun9sibreibers.
Colonel 9ats, gpitor bes ,,golumbia Ocs
mctrat" I6reibt Sclsempee:
Sloomsburs, Spa, L. W1dri l848.
Or s. Sfpapne.-SeIbdster 6err! SIN
lcBten Nuauit ipnro it aus meiuer gbaiIe ae.
norfen oa pas pfero fcbeu uno tlhtttia 9e.
,poroen oar, uno bic Ndoer ainqen mir ilber
Srnit nnb Sebnlter, 70 pa6 tb cine ttarfe,
innerlitbe SerleBnna erbielt. OiIer ltnfall
madbte mid anf einise 3eit bIlfce, uno itb
fcnnte mir, neil ieb bon 6auIe abneIeno mar,
teinen dr3tlleben 8eittanp Derftbafen. meis
nc sa9e tpurbe bebentlidb, unb natb Terlauf
bon 2Dceben Uermo6te ieb, anttatt bon Dem
l1ebe( aebeilt su feiu, faum su atbmen, uno
meme Urine emporSubeben. Sn SieIer duff
isrlt tritliGen >ase nabm ieb au elmer SlaIbe
bon Or. g ioapne's 9Bi(bfirG eb ems
syrup meine 3nfuebt, uno nod ebe Der
Snbalt aufsebrauebt mar ,fiiblte idb ben 9ruf
,lno Sbmsr5 IN meiner Sruit, 0erIhwunoen
nno meine Sefunobeit ipieper bsrsslteQt.
Ger 2Sabrbe't setreL macbs i'd freuois
oleIe Dllttbeilun9 oatnit Hnpere, tpelde bon
dbnliben llebeln befaIen nerben, cine fcbnel:
le nnc 0bere Sur finoen t6nnen ipelcbe
ourb Or. Smapne's unibsrtrcffenen nnb
unb fbasbaren wilofirft6ensSprup be,pirft
ipirb.
Cine QBarnun9 fiirs Dublifum.
lin bae wirfliebs nno aIein aette wilbfir:
ftbsnsDrdparat uno anbere bon mir aasefer.
tiste Webiainen III erbalten, forldbe man in,s
,ner nah Dem Stamen bon Or. Spapne, ba
alle Trteu bon Setriaereien itno $iten anae.
nanot perben, urn anbere Hrtifel burc6 tbels
peiCe SenuBuns bes Stamens meiner W1eoi>
aim au Derfaufen.
W1an fsbe oarnaeb, oa6 bas Bilonis ces
Or. @rpapne fotpie feline Sisnatur auf jeosr
SlaIebe 1T; font 1T fte NUT nabsemaebt.
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Der 6eoptnser
9eutf6e SQuzSerein.

Stahri6t tpirc hisrburt seseben, oas bic
beitimmte monatliebe SerIammluna pee 0is
reftcriume oieles Ssreins, fir ben aeaenpar.
tisen Wcnat, W1rrsen Hbenb, ben stem $40.
esmber, uin llbr, in lensm $ofale, in 5rn.
9Siefan9's 5otel, gfe bet Spruee unb 7ten
StraBs, ftattfnosn miro, su tpslher 3eit aud
Die Oarlsbsn ausseboten, nnb oem b6hlfem
Sieter itberlaffen rperben. Solte W1ltalie.
Oct, bic es fir gut baltsn beisuw obnen, mos
gen G6 sefalistt einfnoem.
Arnolo puwelle, Ger.
Nsabina, ben IA. Hopember. I'm.
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3 SbQler SSelDbnunQ.

Ser llnteraeicbnete bietet ctise Selobnuns
oemjenisen, Der ibm bic Namen bon folder
sperfon ocsr perfonen ansibt, Die auf feinem
>anbe in 0SaIbinston 9aunfhip, Berfe Co.,
q tenfenien 3uIammenreiBen, anbsre Senlsn
uno Sbcre aufpsrfsn, SuBpfaoe ourtb Die
Srdbte MAIDEN ober font Sebabeu anrid6ten,
70 bab Ct ite 9sribtlib belanssn Fam.
Glias Sro9ly.
October "a. 1848. SIM.
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9ancaifer, Den 7ten Nopembsr. g / n
3 IL a m m It UT S.-Otr Sborn.
ltein Su Dem ncullb oabler erribteten Sat
torp @ebduoe. in oehen @rritbtun0 Die
Waurer be9rHen maren, un0 oen iie libon
Bu elmer O0be bon un0efdbr ITO Sub
aufoeflbrt batten. Dur0e in Der pOrloen
Samlfa9 9tabt BON Dem bOben Wnoe bis
beinabe gum Sunoamentc blnab Su SOoen
beifIr5t, neblt Dem aus9eoebnten 9erlilte,
pel6ee Su oemlelben binauffubrte. Oae
init ibm in 8erbnoun9 ttebenos 9erult,
mag wabribeinib, Die llrlobe BON Dem
D3ulammenifurb oes SbornlteinS oe,pelen
feiu. inoem oieies Dem QSnoe einen far
Zen Oaltpunft oarbot. Ser SbornItcin
ftel slIdliber Weile Don Dem Oouptge
bGuoe auslpdrts. 70 DAP teln weterer
S1aoen oaourb perurlabt nuroe. Sin
anoerer eluctllber llmifano 1T es, oob DER
3uiammenfurj Su elmer 3eit oelbab, oa
Die Urbeiter abpeieno wareu.
Self oes gofofofoismus.
9 Drenoer Oloro!
@Gbreno oer oroben 9ofofofo procel
{ion, rpslbe am pori9en Sreita9 Ubeno in
Der Staot philadelphia itattfano. nuroe
ein iuneer Mann, Namens 2(lfreo Sole
man, als ct ouf Dem Seitenpe9e liano,
BON einem Gofofofo TaufbOlo. Der aus
Den Heben Der porbei pailtrenoen proccl
lon beruortrat. nit einem iblpercn &nlt
bel nit folder 9eWalt auf oeu &opf 9e-
I. fblaeen, DaB Der iunoe Wann unperm6.
aeno feline Oeimatb su erreiben, iib in Elm
9Sa9enbett in elmer leeren Sotte ibleppte,
wo1elbf er am fol0enoen Woraen toot GEE
funoen wuroe. Bur ndmlben 3eit ipran9
ein anoerer NaufbolD aus Den Heiben Der
Dro,ellion berpor uno Uernunoete einen
aneern iunoen Wonn. Namens Wdrpel,
ourb einen piitolenibuB, in oas Sein.
Die ein3i9e Seranlanun0 ju oielen ab.
Observation-Disclosures mar. oaB oas bon
Der pro5eilion berfommenoe 8eibrei fir
|@ab uno Sutler. Don Dem Seitenpe9e aus
ourb elm 9eIbrei fir Saplor uno Sill
more bsantwortet puroe. Ha6 uoubrab
ter Sbat, iprangeu Die jpei S0lelpicbtp
mieoer in bic Reiben Der pro,eiilon 3urud
unter Dem Qusruf: nSurra fir Die Sill
lers !"
@ine Yartei, tpetbe iolbe blutiae @e
nalttbaten aufmuntert. uno ibre SuBtap
fen eleibiam nit Slut beSeidnet. peroient
init Hett bon enem entrGlfeten Solfe,
BON Wabt uno @espalt berabseffdr rat ;u
|Deroen. SOlfsfreuno.
ltrfprun9 oes @olf Ctr o.
IN s.-Sm ..&niferboder" finoen mir
dber bieien @eoenffano. eleib fibne wie
oriaineue Qnli6ten auseeiproben.
Giniee Der gi9eniboften oieier 9ro6en.
|uno mdbti8en, als 9olfitrom befannten
Str0muno. oeiien Sarbe uno Semperatur
ftno unter anoern. oaB Die Sarba 70 blau.
ols bic oes ifillen Meeres. uno nibt 70
9rIn. als oiefeniee bes atlantifben Sceans
1T ; Die Semperatur 1T tpdrmer. als Die
in ben meiifen tropiiben @endfern. Die
Sarbe 1T nibt wie Die. oes trdben Wifiif.
Gppi. uno Der anoern er6bern. in oen @olf
from itb ereiebenoen 5lGiIe. Die Gem
peratur 1T eben 70 wenis eleib. oerfenisen
oer ndbffen @emdfer. 9Sober f6mmt
penn Die Sarbe uno Gemperatur Nab
Der 4ufifeaune fommt bic Sarbe nit Dem
SS1.. r.fk4 ..o... ain q =.
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2lniei1c.

Serr qauer mtbts bas publifum benabs
rlbti9sn, oab ct jest NIT sinem por;iislidbsm
Scrratbe bair'ib 9ebrautsm Siers perfcbsn if,
msltss sr bsrsit iff, beim Grp6sn unb &leinsn
ousiuperfaufn.
Neabin9, ben 14tsn Hopsmber. 3m.
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Gin neutrality-suspicious. 2(1prtsmsnt BON Gin,
Su psribscensn Yrsifen uno sbenfo pom belfsn
Spiritu6 unb Hsu England &um &C.
9tas tis6 mirb ju Ybilaoslpbisr Yrsilen psrs
Fault, i'm @rossn uno &lsinsn.
Gufst an am Stobr 9to 81, Oits9Narfts
Sisrsf, natbits Sbhr ;u @sore @srnant's joos
tel SbiIo sum u2tmsriean j6au5."
Geabin9, Nopember 7. bp.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

ST. JosEPH's CHURcH.-On Sunday the 18th
nst, will be opened, in Common street, St Josephs
Church. This stately and magnificent building,
constructed in Gothic style, and founded by the
voluntary and charitable contributions Of the faith
full and elldsposed, owes its progress to the nde-
fatgabIe zeal and exertions Of the Rev MIR. Dhauw,
to whom high credit is due. The Right Rev.
Bishop Blanc will officiate and what will render
the ceremonies more imposing, will be the promo
ton of two ecclesiastics the Holy Order of Dea-
con and Priesthood.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15
Proceedings in Congress.

with what we have already published, and the
narrative of our corr espondent in an adjoining
column, the following synopsis brings up the Con-
gressonal news to as late point as has yet been
received.
lBy Telegraph to the Louisville Journal of March 81
WASHINGTON March 7-9P. NJ.
SENATE-At the usual hour the Vice President
called the Senate to order.
Sundry petitions and memorials were presented
and referred.
A petition was presented by Mr. Dix from the
citizens of New York. pray ing for an amendment
of the custom house laws relatived to passengers
baggage.
Jefferson Davis presented the petition of Major
Borland, praying for an allowance to be made to
pay the Incarnation prisoners while in cOnfine
ment in Mexico
sideraton of the Senate to inquire into the exped
ency of establishing tariff of fees to be charged by
District Attorneys, which was adopted.
Very little bushes done in the Senate
to-day.
On motion of Mr. Sewer the Senate went into
Executive session.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced that the first
business in order this morning was the reports
from the committees.
Mr. Evans, from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported Joint resolution, providing for the bounty
TO soldiers to be continued, notwithstanding that
they might be promoted.
Mr.. Evans spoke briefly in support of the reso-
luton.
Mr.. Haskell also spoke ably in support of the
resolution.
Mr.. Giddings said that he desired equal JUS
tice should be done to soldiers who served in the
last war;
Mr. McCleland followed in an able defence of
the resolution.
MIR. Harralson advocated its reference to the
Committee on Military Affairs
Mr.. Pollock urged the views advanced by Mr.
Giddings, and contended for the reference.
Mr.. Hughes opposed the reference out of
order.
The Chair decided that it was not in order.
On motion, the House went into Committee of
the Whole on the bill making additional appropri-
atoms for deficiencies in the revenue.
Several unmportant amendments adopted
One amendment proposing To strike out all that
lated To the new issue OF treasury notes. was mega
lived. The bill was then ordered to a third
reading
Charles j. Ingersoll moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, when, on MOTION the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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'eon OF MS Numerous customers his very and
fety Brushes just manufactured Northern
ters prces Country Merchants others will find much
uer call
army anu navy. well Conductors public institutions, and all
others that purchase quantities. will large per
class wholesale purchasers md sell them
Northern Steamboat and would do well
call and Fue Brushes that have gwen
floating palaces that glide along
igabe HUDSON. Gail and them To
customers the largest Of Hair Brushes
Brushes, and Comb Brushes, Shaving Brushes Whker
Brushes, Ladies' Puff Brushes, and Brush that
n and should any Brush OF any
made what shape ze make to order on
the shortest j. HUFTY
Catalogues had highest price paid for
American bt!es Brushes Q! all hlds made order. h5
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Latest Telegraphic News,

New York, March 7, P. M.-Great preparations
are going forward by the city fathers and citizens
generally for the reception of Mr. Clay his con-
lemplated visit to this city.
PHILADELrnIA, March Z, 81 P. M.-The observ-
ance to-day of the funeral obseques of Mr.. Adams
were very imposing and grand.
PITTsBuRG, March Z, l0P. M.-There are five
and half feet water in the channel, and appearing
TO DO on the swell. The thaw on the mountains
may cause rise in day two. The weather
continues very pleasant
CINCINNATI, March 7, P. M.-The river at this
place is at stand.
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LATEST DArEs.A-By way of Louisville, we have
,eIegraphic dates from New York and Washington
to the night of March 7. BY the mails, northern
papers of the morning of the 9th are the latest For
The St. Louis Republican of the 7th we are indebted
M the steamboat T.. Bates.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

The TREArY.--Itw was still matter of doubt at
Washington, on the evening of Tuesday 7th lnst.'
what would be HE fate of the Treaty with Mexico.
3 The question, though, was to have been settled
within the next two days
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1s4s

sEmr.WEEKLy-Th Semi Weekly Crescent
will be issued at an early hour this morning. II
can be had, in wrappers, at the office, No. 70 81
Charles street Single copies, cents.
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Died:

Yesterday March a. at O'Clock, p NJ, OF consumption
Mrs JANE FLYNN, aged 40 years
The funeral will take place This Day at O'Clock Pm,
from her late residence Robertson street between Common
and Jackson streets Her friends and the friends of her
BROTHER Richard Murphy. requested to attend the fane
raj without farther notice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

CoNvENTIoN-We are informed that the Demo-
cratic State Convention for the nomination of dele
gates the National Convention, meet this evening
in the Hall of the House of Representatives. at half
mast e o,c1ock
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~ From the tenor Of the latest teegraphic dis
patch, we infer that Mr. Clay had postponed the
hour Of his arrival in New York City. This was
the case unless the teegaphc dispatch is misdated
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WEATHER AND RIvER.-The weather has be-
come much milder, and yesterday was clear and
pleasant A few more such days will dissipate the
ice In the upper rivers and cause general resump-
tion OF navigation. The wind was from the South
ward last evening. The steamer Herald, from the
Illinois, yesterday, reports the river closed above
Peoria. and slightly gorged in places below. but
not e. sufficient to obstruct the passage of boats
There Is nine feet water in the Mississippi from
TINS city down, and falling-N Louis Rep, Sh inst.
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GREAT LAuNcH-A crowd of people will, with
out doubt he present to the launch of the great
steamboat Aleck Scott, which is to take place at
O'Clock, p. M. She has been built at the yard OF
r. Emerson. This splendid boat-as fine speci-
men OF bodybuilding as can be built in the West
Is to be commanded by Capt. ]. c. Swon, and has
her cabin and all her machinery on board, ready to
commence operations.-.S Louis Rep, 8th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

CONTINENT OF EURoPE.-We call special atten:
ton to the accounts of the important drama now
going through the first act of its performance in
the interior of Europe, as given in our columns
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STEAMBOAT SUNK.-The officers of the steamer
Yorktown, arrived yesterday, learned at the mouth
of the Ohio that the steamer Swatara was run into
and sunk about twelve miles above the mouth by
the steamer Yazoo. No lives lost
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o. The Baltimore Sun of the 9TH instant, has a
long description Of funeral honors paid in that city
to the remains of John Quincy Adams