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The Courts" Nothing,'' that great power
that takes possession of the judiciary during the
summer season, held absolute reign Yesterday
Merchants, to be sure were settling up their bills
difficult promissorv note cases We're discussed with
much ardor, and many of the younger members of
the bar endeaypred prove that the cases entrusted
to them were of the utmost Importance few
weeks more and the legal gentlemen for the most
part; will betake themselves to the watering-pla
There they will cogtate on Blackstone over a sa-
worry dish of black fish, reflect on Eden whilst
eating eels, and think of Brougham whilst their
better halves are giving orders as to the manner of
dressing up the bivalves. The judges will go to
Saratoga or the Sulphur Springs (lo ausion to the
fiery wells of Sheol Hades,) tl1 lawyers to BIZ
loxi, Pass Christian, Pascagoula or Vaudeville, and
the clerks to wherever they may think proper. In
the winter time New Orleans is 90 considerable
punkins,' but in the summer time all are can't
e-tOpes who have MT the funds to get away
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
wERsTER3S DTCTIONARy

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The Cars will leave New Orleans and Carrollton every
hour after o'clock Sundays if the weather Is tar
D The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every u minutes
from the OF BarOnne and Cans sts myi5 ustNev
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Port OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday:

LATITUDE, % 81 80 N-LoNarrupE, 80 Win Time 81
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Memoranda

low6oat Popose lowed down and to the 9th ult
@lss Bohemia and Mariana, brig X. Russell.
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sIrMndER BOARDING z

SUMMER BOAKUlNG
81 At the FLORANCE HOUSE. Corner Of Camp
A and South.sreets, Latdyette Squarc-Decdediy tho
iI coolest and airy public house In the city-For
TWO successive Summers this House has been well filled by
those who appreciated trial. Its extraordinary merits as
summer Acknowledgement, it is, with any adJOn
ing building and surrounded by the Square and wide
spasou myl 6w
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VI IN = S.

AN BOY WANTED.
ANAGflNE BOY, II to 10 years of age, to attend in
u Office black boy preferred. Inquire at the office
Sas paper my3l
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r 1anlLY BUTTER AND CHEESE DEPOT.
ADER THE TrC rIc1T-D -

L Of f,i ptkAB BEAVER HATS.-A fun suppy,-,
ny26 n iohable Drab Beaver Hats at all prices. "a
e. ID. BUNCE. 80 Canal st. 90
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ev CAUTION.-Althe above articles are sold ONLY by
COMSTOCk & CO, No SO PoYpRAs street, NJ - %
Second street. tLouis; 80 Royal street Mobile Bel y La
than, Bayon Sara; and by Comstock Co., Courtandi
strae New York p1b lstu
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
CONS STOCK q CO.,


EyAVE, on hand the following genuine MEDICINES,
Hays's Imminent warranted 10 cure any case oil Piles
East Indian Hair Dye-wil color the Hair jet black-not
the skin. [Pains.
Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster, for Rheumatism and ali
Juno and Iucna Cordial for married ladies' and Others.
The Genuine Odridges Balm OF Columbia tor the Hair.
Hews's Linment and Elixir warranted to the Rheu-
matism Govt Contracted Cords and Stiff Joints.
Oil Tanin for Boots Shoes, Harness and Carriageops;
and will double the of all Leather that it used
Mothers Relief for Ladies about becoming Mothers 1t
relieves all Weakness and Nervousness. Warranted
SICK HEADAcHE.-Dr Spon's Remedy will any case,
either Nervous or Bilious Warranted to do this.
Green's Fever and Ague Mixture, warranted to
case, all pay refused for it. Try 1t on these TERMS
CAUTIoN.-Daley's Original and only Genuine Magical
Pain Extractor. which Burns, Scalds Eysipeas and
all Eruptions of the Skin Piles, Barber Itch Fever Sores
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and Nipples.Sod reember at 50
Poydrs that merchants make 100 cent on It,
WORMS IN CmLDREN.-kolnlstoch's Vermituge is the
extraordinary remedy used. Should there be no
worms, it will do good
CONSUMPTION CURED-Ako Coughs, Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver tomplants-by
Dr. BarthOmew Pink Expecofant syrup Ihls Is the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article IN this city.
Price % 1t makes rich iatber that does not dry
the face.
To THE LAp1Es.-BGlm Of CotumJia far restoring tie
HQir--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

COPARTNER SHIP.
NTOTICE.-The Copanershlp heretofore existing under
~ the firm of JONES & COMMIT dissolved on
the 10th instant, by mutual consent.
New Orleans, May 20 I84S P CONNIE.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
ID CONNlFF would respectfully inform his ETrsSfS
l friends and the public that he remains at 80
the old stand, No, 81 Castomhouse street. be- -
eraj share OF their patronage my23 I'm
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4 j. JONES has taken into Copartneship 800
d HENRY HARDIE, and removed 10 107 Gs 80
P0pdras street between Camp and st. Charles 60
streets, opposite the Delta Office.
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M r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST. No. Il
w. CARoNDELET STREET. (between Common and
Canal) New Orleans. myl2 ON
CARGO LIME.-16oo casks THoMAsToN LIME,
" landing from brig Susan Ingraham, for sale by
my24 JOHN STROUDS CO Lag Common st.
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w hNhnl IED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES active, healthy
l, NEGROES ior light work IN healthy situation near
mr LAM, Applyto w. VAN RENTHUNSEN,
~2-g@ General Agent and Broker, 81 Gravier st.
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NEW CANAL-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
sss-,r177,7s;, N0TiCE.rhe Passenger Barges on ths
sa-<SsAs-ssS-S regular Summer trips, SUNDAY the
10Th INST leaving the New Canal Depot loot OF Julia street.
follows:
SUNDAYS. from City to Lake. and 10 A. M.
:. " ......l /, 2, 3. and ?. M.
%, o. ga, IN and 81 P. M.
WEEK DAYS, from City to Lake. = NJ.
- ........2, 4 and 3, P. M.
:. :. Lake to City. a;;..;.,;s, A. M.
my12 JAMES STOCKTON, Superintendent
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NEW ORLEANS & CARRoLLTON RAILROAD
Ia u O.

Dep0t, corner Of Bar0nne aud PerdsdO streets.
single ticket, distance above Pleasant ST. ~ cents
single ticket for children over and under 2yeaM 10
Half the above rates for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants Slaves TOR any distance. 10 cents.
tv Residents in Lafayette, Canolton and vicinity
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate q
Communication tickets for the Cars owit % w
month Tin for either Road for distance
Children half prce-no such tickets given tor other
period than the first to the last OF each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
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4
A uhNIl4EMAN from Alabama who is extensively
ont aainte, in that State wishes a situation salesman
pp ceik either in dry goods grocery house. Com
sTmma moderate and is willing to remain through the
an s lie believes he make himself useful and profit.
NJ, " Ills employer. Inquire Mrs. Tayor's 81 Canal
~ mhl6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

COMETS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove bless,
ing all those who it, !! is sovereign remedy for all
ETyspeas and all complaints which need external app
cation BY its Inflammation are remoyefd swemg
to ali clergymen gratis for their and the poor of their
parisles-Soid only at 80 Poydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

a HSpIINE MAN OF experience, and well cohyersant
M WIN business, wishes Situation for the coming season.
Commission OF Grocery House. The best referen
-sNen FOR particulars, apply at this office. my0 U
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD and Breaking ont OF the skn
efectualy cured by bottle of Comstock EhtFact OF a
saparla, which will purify the blood and act as ib
strengthen the system, and enable to bear up agl ,
81 per dozenand equal any Saaparia sold Tor 81 per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
For The Tribune
A Political Conundrum.

Why are Pennsy lysnia Loco-toco 70 De con-
saered very righteous class Of people' Dc yoa give IL
us? Because they comply most Ishteon:y with the ih-
junction TO love pour enemies"
How do ysu prove that AS ihas. Did any Two men
In thu State DO much Buchanan and Dallas to msSe
the people believe that Polk friendly 10 the Term
oflss2 IS Sir. Clsyf Wel-haye any two men zone ~
much 10 destroy & and substitute that Of 1876 In us place
a. these very two men Dass had the infamous U.s.
tneon to be won. BY g7lng even The casing roe Oh the
Senate FOR that purpose-the same Dallas VINO wrote
thanks 10 the Bank Of the United states for dong MN e
honor OF making Rim the medium for presenting irniv
rial 10 the Senate in favor OF It's reeharter -
Notwithstanding all this, the Loco toco parry o. rsn
syvanla with their FORCES and foundres tumoins mo
min under The Tariff OF 1916, meet and vote Tor hss ~
6giess Sons 10 be candidates fer ne FTts'dsaey Sep
this Is going out OF their way and little vide OF 'ne IN
,erests 10 show their lose for TIER epe'nHs . ,
When such fslshefs and beirayers Oh tne in.eIe' VI
their constituents meet honest and sea,emeh now
long does require 20 have been STEPPED IN the
fslssbood before they ylsbly 10 onsh lie, tse
gentlemen who carried " P0Lf Dallas, ana ne Is'W y
1912 on their coors and marched 70 the tnne o,
lion 70 domestic industry, do actually give ther hanus 70
gentlemen though they may have the lingering s''0e W
look little aslant in doing 80 ,.s % -
Can the people OF Pennsylvania be 50 oesoHeo d 70 &c
again deceived by the same unprineipled ieaeers "hA'
think YOU Mr.. Stewart
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NOTICES.


~ The Boebm EIsfe.-BADsEs. ISL efoedwsy
has ss sssss< e bic foarh yeG Of the nsnufscfofe
Of Tits snA he count hs pAxscns enos9
a.. professors sna smatsun Of the country And ma
otJ u ksss have si sds sEpsosve and sxosilsnt Ia
rsssn Of tbs old constructions sd have s6osted the
Bosn gsts foe The rss~~s thai hsy hsvs become eos
ssssA Of Ne va. saesrssi, Y ssIs.ss riehaess even
.as.r.1 for the 10 In The sAssastsss Of rtsh
aatss ali branches sod hAs wAs the last three ysars
s.v.s thres silver ns1Ais ard Diploma fos sspsn
OFT, Of snsfsetsrs Of the Besea ..a xyss spp.oysd
$40 s.5ea flats and psrchsssn nsy rest assured thar
viii Be permitted 70 10 frcn hts sstsbsh
sasnt until ts ssear.ey ssted oom pstsaf
pfofs.sor eertihess Of Vusrssfy dsned - ne sxa3
iasr Will accompany each ins<rumees seacs - oooes
of Iasrusfoa for he Boehm cod ssbthsysd Tat eea
s,sntiy On had
Posr orricr, New. Yort. March Is. lss ID,
~ The u. -. Mail SeeaDer herneoS w
sal. on Mondsy uoroinr. 18th met Ct 81 o'eoct, 'of
Southampton asd Bremen. The mails for shss ssse1S
will close THE once hslfpast o'soek % sseeey
the lth isst Asgssi psrtissisrity ie Ieesrsd nsa
up the mas for the dsereut psrts Of Europe me vsco
requested deposit their letters 10 this oce - tss
earliest convenience fhere vI b no agent on eosfd
the ship 10 receive letters ks Newspaper tor
must be secured with narrow bsnds OF thsy viI %
charged With letter pOstass on the cosuasut
milf - u n Aokkios r n
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The National Finances.
Correspondence Of the Phila. North American.
washington, March TO- lsis.

q
WASHINGTON March 10. lSis.
- Not long ago. the Treasury Department cor
rected an error Of six seven millions, wnlch &C
CARED In the Secrearys Report. That correction es-
mated the deficit 20 range between twelve and thirteen
millions have information, to-day from source that
toe Administration will hardly gainsfy. that the correct
statement 10 the extent OF some fourteen nun
bred thousand dollars, which happened In this way
This sum was received 81 the Custom Houses for reve'
nue. duties and necessarily represented so much specie re-
ceiyed In estimating the means and expenditures the
fourteen hundred thousand dollars Of Treasury Notes wei
credited auone the available resources, as beng capDc
NJ ressrc while the EXPENDITURES not charged with
the REDEMPTION being must appear TO every praceal
eve pal pable and nexcusable blunder and forming an
other Of the long SERIES which have, from TINE 10 te'
bee1 exposed srce the meeting OF Congress Inc enect
Of this mistake will necessarily be TO increase the required
loan from sixteen TO seventeen and hs mlhons oi uo
lars, as II Is principally needed to cover deficits
Mr. Walker first asked Congress for eighteen millions
and half OF dollars Then an error In favor oil the
Treasury was discovered and the acting Secretary sshl-
fed that Il might reduced TO twelve millions; tn.n
mistake Of ihrte four millions, proceeding nom n'sn
toraI under estimates IN the War Department raised
10 sixteen millions and the detection OF another
blunder increasing IL million and half more 50 thAt,
after two months and half Of see-ss"ns-oi iunhlns
backward aud FORWARDED adding ana subractlne-
have got back within fraction OF the point al which we
started-iust as predicted should DO when tho mrs.
Of this ridiculous series commenced
What fsh be placed IN official reports or es,inaes
in the face OF such proof this furnished from the rec
rds Of the Treasury 1.-THE Chairman Of Finance IN Inc
Senste bring this binder 20 the notice Of ma
chamter IL viii ne because he in the wrong, and not
the Department We shall soon know the whole truth 10
A more oficsl shspe
have reason 70 believe that the party In tho senate
will not press the issue Of Treasury notes as proposed %
Mr. Mckay in the H.use IN his substitute presented u-
Ter the directions OF Mr. Walker ard rs agreed upon ~
the Committee Of Finance In the senste' "nei the D
was sent 70 ,hat chamber. They are persuaded hN ~
me event Of peace which every way probable al
old fashioned loan may negotiated on terms sausAe
tory 70 the Government. -,
II vii. he borne in mind that Treasury Notes, issued
under existing laws cannot be reiSsuet aer SIX mohh
from the date Of peace lsDffESDhSt'
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ides Of more Slave Territory IN those sentiments
he assured the Senate he siil remained and should
remsin.
Fe contended that the question OF peace and the
question Of acquiring territory we're sep crate cues
tons For peace. he was az anxious as sny msn
bat he had opposed the war from the first believing
its original object to have been the acquisition a.
nev territory for new States and now tina, new
territory was acquired and new States proposed to
be admitted into the mon By THIS Treaty. he would
not give his sanction under the pressure Of any cir
cumstances vha.ever. Peace however desirable,
ne never would assen. TO- at the sacrifice OF his own
honor. or his countrys interests. Bot he vas Tor
peace-.or peace without territory. or new States
II others were against peace. unless there were
territory or new States % come with IT, he Tor
was willing 20 meet that Issue, and stand upon II
before the people Of this county
Mr. WEBsTEE's speech on this occasion ! have
heard praised from several qusrters-by none more
than BY persons politically opposed to him. He
wanted the ordinary incentives 10 Speech
crowded Senate chamber. eager reporters, and the
conviction Of speaking not merely 10 lew col
Leagues but 20 the nation b The world 10 posterty
nevertheless he vas urged On oy feeling with
him most powerful the esrnes, and assured belief
that he was doing his DUTY, his fali duty, To the
country. He needed no other.
Icann9t learn that Mr. TRIsTs correspondence
with the Department gives much hope OF pesce-of
peace permanent or easy. 1t IL true, he thinks
that the Puros the war party are patdovn They
have no strength he says 10 the Department Ct
Vera Cruz nor elsewhere, between the City OF
Vera Cruz and Mexico. Still the peace party
(which is really the monarcbiosl party has certain
reliable, durable strength nowhere. His whole
correspondence, as ! hear from various quarters,
leads 10 the belief that peace Is ct best doubtful
and that unless soon confirmed it may be indefinite
ly postponed.
Mr. POLK seems TO have embraced his opinion
II is due b him 10 say that he has lost no time In
urging on the apparent necessary formsiitles TO
successful negotiation. Mr.. SEVER at his instance
has been confirmed to day by the Senate Minister
to Mexico, with Mr.. WALSH as his Secretary -
The latter gentleman understands the Spanish Ian
guage-the Colonel lSEyIER) perhaps the Spanish
character Certainly there is no doubt bat he will
prove ns able a negotator as Gen. BUTLER, who
would be in all probability, too much disposed to
act the Brennus toward Mexico.
Outside, we heard rumor yesterday that Mr..
VAS BURES was TO be appointed Minister Pleni'
potentiary. That distinguished gentleman, 1t was
supposed, would accept the appointment as i.
would remove him from all domestic quarrels and
might give him new claims TO the considers-
ton Of bis countrymen. One step toward his &C
ceptance. however have reason to think was IN
attended to- he Uas Herer offered the appointment
b,, M Polk
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT

MORsISG REPORT.
SENATE ALBANY. March l6--l p. III.
Yesterday afternoon the report on Practice and
Pleading was again debated. but not disposed OF.
Today Mr. WILKINS reported adversely to the
bill for the security OF mechanics erecting buildings
which was agreed to.
The bill to repeal the act to pay Henry Storms
certain moneys was passed.
The General Railway bill was taken up IN Com
mttee Of the Whole on the question OF Eminent
Domain.
ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday afternoon the House rescinded ali ~
former action in regard TO an investigation oi the
causes which led to the destruction OF MI Nhes
property in Queens Co and referred the same to a
Select Committee. but without power 10 seno i''
persons or TO visit Queens Co.
Mr. Cross brought in a bill TO amend the act reia-
tive TO the Common Schools OF Brooklyn.
Mr. KENNEDY brought 10 bill for obtaining and
preserving statistical Information Of the annual re
sources of the State.
Mr. Cross introduced bill for filling the vacancy
in the office OF Justice of the Municipal Court Of
Brooklyn.
To dav Mr.. Ransom brought in bill in aid OF the
New. York Institution for the Blind.
Mr. CAMPBELL reported iavorably on the Dill u
abolish the Marine Courts of New-fork.
Mr. GLASS gave notice OF a bill to reduce railway
fare
Mr. MEFcr introduced bill creating Board Of
Auditors of New York.
Mr. COLLINS gave notice of bill for Railway
from Fishkill Landing TO the Connecticut line.
nT Neufbfl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

MAYoRALrY Cosv.srIos.-The following 10
list Of delegates elected to the MsyOrsty Convention to
he held on Monday evening next viz;
Ft,,t Wayd-Wm Mcdonald, John Cssseriey, Benz w.
Davis II. C. Carly and Richard saughan
Second Wsrd-F. b. Spincs. Wm boerum H. H. Dinan'
IND Ward-Jssss c. Smith, }. d. ysI'o Joel smih
VIM Sutphen, R. J. Luckey. H..
ForItS Wrd-J NJ Hicks l. C. Ryder, Jsmss Harriet
Capt. Russell, II. b. Duryea >u-,., vhos..
Eta Vard-Andrsw Dnendorf, Nicholas r. knodes'
John Leech, IT, j. ohm Nsylor VIM. Hewitt
Sirn UaId-Abtsham b Bayly warren pemso' .
o,Donu.ll Henry White. Thos. Sullivan.
S,y~nh Jyard-W. NJ Msrchmors, VIM. Cochran, Jas.
r Rhode. John HI. Baker. Barnet Johnson. .
N,rfk Vard-Robert B. Leherts, Daniel J. walden Jf'
Levi, Hurst Amb. c. Undsrhill, WIN. N. Morrison.
IssAsE.-Jefirey II. Cornell. who had been .ior
.oms time aborps under mental alteration was yester-
day placed In Lunate Asylum on the testimony OF Two
physicians.
VIOLENT AssAuLr.-Cspt. Ritter yesterday Ar
rested man named Thomas ccarthy, on q charge Of
having Committed violent assault Ellen Maoy and
threstenins her life.
Losr.-An interesting girl, aged about IL or IT,
who ave her Sarah Maria smith was few Gays
aso found wandering In the stree ts Of Ne~-fors ga -
% a. 10 her place % resdruce che stated that
her mother lived in Fast Brooklyn, and s home on RI.
Az last for the purpose q sons rto services, nnhioe
h.v4p< been engaged for her la the family OF MI
Clos, whom she unable 70 fad She vas i~niedistey
20 the city and made 20 End asf nonef
not without success in conseauenes OF whea see -
Transferred 10 the care Of The Superintendent "' 'Hs