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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
TO THE DAILY CRESCENT

Sersn Days Later from Fnrope-Arriuol Of the
Hbern:I-Adrunce in BrcadsiuFS-W eather IN
.toUorcbje- Loss Of paokof-ship Ocean .NOnarch by
Fire Second Trial Of ODoherty-T1G! Of IRISH
Leaders-4Ppearancs If E4n.ute in ircLand-Ihe
Scottish CharilStS, ETC. etc.
CHARLESTON, September 8. 1873
The steamship Hbernia has arrived at Boston.
She brings one weeks later news Breadstufs
have advanced. The weather was deemed unfa-
vorabe in London. The following were the quo
tations in the Liverpool Market:
Corn 3Ss + quarter Meal lbs oils I'd; Flour 83s Cd
36s. On tie day OF the lb4mas sailing Consols closed
Mt 96sG0864 the London market Flour ranged at
SG)3O' There was no change in Cotton.
The packet-ship Ocean Monarch, from Liverpool.
for Boston, took fire in the English Channel, and
was burned. One hundred and fifty lives We're lost
in the cOufqgralion.
Ireland continues quiet. O'Doherty had a sec
Ond tral-in that. in the first, the jury failed to
agree. Such If The leaders as We're arrested, who
had taken part in HE Tipperary outbreak, were 70
be tried by special commission. The Irish grain
crops are below the average yield. In some parts Of
Ireland the famine had already appeared.
The Scotch Chartista We're causing some uneasi-
ness to the British Government. Secrcted arms
and munitiOn continue to be discovered by the Gov
eminent agents and to an extent which shows that
the conspiracy was comparatively widespread.
The foreign Continental news was generally of
paciG" character.
Another dispatch states that Lord John Russell
had expressed an intention Of calling Parliament
together, III case the famine appeared in England
Our friends of the Picavune hay. received dis
patch announcing a revolution in Russia If it
should prove true, it viii doubtless turn out to be
against the Emperor on account Of the ameOra-
tons which he is endeavorlng to make in the con
dion Of the serts, the reforms being very objection
able to the nobility. We should Judge from an
other part of the same dispatch that the Prince de
JOinville had arrived in this country in a Yacht.
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HOGAN COTTON-We saw on Saturday last two
stains of this new species of cotton al the commas
SION house of Messrs. LaughIin d Seares They
were from the plantation of Judge No!and. of TIL.
county, and certainly surpassed in the number anG
size Of the boIs any thing Of the cotton plant We
Lad ever before seen. One stalk bad, if we re-
member right, 1856 We'll insured bolls, leaving ont
the smaller ones, ard squares not counted judge.
NoIand, We learn, gave $3.50 for one peck of the
seed lie viii sell at the reduced price of 500 PEI
bushel.-ILckShNrr EentneL
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Lard nks improved about 3d. Is which holders
willing accept The aes GO Obls al A. I'd n As
There improved demand OT bacon at advance 0!
p, hCLers less to sell Long dIes flee
from boLe sal, 42G4S5 Ribs IN 440jE' Short, free
rom bone 45GDj0s.. Rios n E04Js SHouIde4 2lfD27s.
N.Hs Request at Is AIS 81. Cheese hitherto
brough ard in very Dad condition. 1900 boxes sot for
%. G23, Cd iOT j. teO-' 81 Sd 6 for OrdUery As "a
4js for fine. aud 5Ss s. for OF "e Beet
eadY Considerable sales of PORK 34s Z obi for low
pre with 49, for patce of good, and 3d. Cd TO
o. prime.
LIVERPOOL CoRN EXCHANGE Tile weather continue,
Z" hdclua,e and on the whole nnavO abe for the harvest
me, wih he apprehension fell respecting the 20 atoe
blight has caused market 10 be finer. Wheat has at.
ed 2i GG3i q 70 bs with bu sis hit business l. 5,
red. g.. "a e g. Sd white s. Sd a.. -Four in toerabe
dem"hd, L .lsDls 81. Dbl advance last se.m,
ree, Z. : sweet, 8s. lG3z. i'd But lew sample OF In
dian corn offered buyer. for Ireland readily paid ad-
vance OF 2 az I'd. Quauar. Sales at 33ssos. Cd In
dian meal. l5-. "a lbs 3D.
L0NDOS MONEY rIARKET. August 1Sth--The funds
haze been rmer to-day. COl,n s. lDSo8 TOR account
PHg NIAGARA'~ PAsSENCERs.-FrOm Liverpool TO
New iOrl-Nessr A. =. Stewart, RG er 'ilIe pie, VIM.
'rri spe rh0s. Ennes Ni7umOnel, J Hutton, (pnnt }
get 10 N De Rhan. Andrew Medieval. Geo Wheatcroft,
How ard TcNnsend A Fel MR.. Field and chill F. Tay
or Benz Stark .;choi ~ PandIeton 4 McAI1i Fin
cham McIlsrry ~ and Nj. bram and three chilGen
F k0gn, Bone, Roberts, Shedham }. lhbotson James
P.ny. -. Gilyig, GignOf Glossy, STEIN. NJ Davinlw
Nj and Mr., Huber. and son, Mr.. NawhnIi ; N Fav
ior DR. Coos, Mir. ! hacka", NJ. IL : hughes Me,srs
4 ~ulie Muk Don. w lIngtOn. Pa-~y. Collins Ftrdnap
do Buckhem. I nos. WOuG, Nrs. WOrral Nj K b. Ru-
,pit, Mr an Ms Lea and two churen, Mr. VIM Porter
Mr.. J. Innte'. A. Hunter Mr.. %pears-tota III.
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THE IRISH REBELLION IN CANADA-Some
stir was excited Yesterday among the Irish popula-
lion Of this city, by the arrest at early hour of
the morning, of three persons who have taken II
prominent part in the support Of repeal doctrines
among their teOw-citizens. The three, John Glib
lin, John Ham, lthe secretary of Quebec En-
melt Rife Cub,) and john Fore, were arrested by
the police shortly after midnight, for shouting and
being dsorderiy, and their possession We're found
five l2-Found cannon balls, said 70 have been taken
from in front Of the now vacant officers guard
room. near the old chateau. Six shot are missing
from that spot They yesterday underwent a pri-
vate examination, and were committed TO stand
their trial for larceny the next criminal term, in
February. An application for their release, on ma
beas corpus, will be made.-Quebec Mercury, Au-
gust 25fh
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t. At a meeting of the Board of Health, held Sept


ReSOired That the Board OF Health recognizes the pres
ence OF elbow Fever considerable within the
cry as Indicated ny the ct the several Hospitals and
from physicians private practice. The yue OF the Fel
prompt and careful treatment. The Board in the sense in
which the term SpJdFmic has usually been employed de-
the form and extent OF Yellow Fever among Us do
not consider that the present Fever has such form
prevails TO such extent; but the contrary the cases
reported our last meeting show decrease both IN mum
Der ard fatality. PREsToN w FtRRAR
A. HESTER Secretary. President pro tenn
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From LETTER FROM PARIs.-'I must not
forget to tell you Of Wascourts Irish man-servant,
Patsey, who went with us to see the barbados
lie was raised into supernatural dimensions, and
his eye lit up with unusual fire, as the shot came
PePpering from the high windows. He rubbed his
hands together till they must have been half on fre
with the friction, and said TO me in laughter &C.
pleasure: "Ah! sir, wish we could see this in
Tralon1 -
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\ FLASH IN THE PAN.-Some of the officials
of the British Government, in searching for arms
and sympathizers, seized 600 barrels of powder on
the Irish coast. 1t tuHs out the powder was per-
ectly loyal shipment, it being consigned to one of
the most respectable firms in Dublin, for blasting
purposes and not revolution. The manufacturers
who shipped it from Firth have proceeded against
the customhouse authorities for the detention of the
vessel, and orders for the release Of the vessel have
been received at Plymouth. The powder was at
first supposed 10 come from the United States.
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IRISH CONFEDERATE DEPARTURES-On Satur-
day, says the Cork Constitution of August Sth, the
Bache McEvers sailed with emigrants from Cove
for America. Amongst the passengers on board
were the active President Of the Arthur O'Connor
Club and the Vice President of the John Mitchell
Club, both rather respectable young men, but unfor-
tunateIy for them ardent supporters of Young Ire
land doctrines. The President, who has thus sud
denly left his friends in Cork, was bail for one of
the parties arraigned last Wednesday in the County
Court, for attending meeting and utlering seditIon
at Crossbarry. In addition to the above, other
presidents and vice-presldents have also deemed il
necessary to leave Cork for the present. a change
of air being requisite after the late excitement in
his country. Three Of them, all club presidents
proceeded by the Juvema steamship to Bristol.
on Friday moraing.
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o. We perceive that Bishop Hughes of New
York, who it was reported had gone to England,
went no farther than Halifax, and returned to New
York in the steamer Niagara.
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MINISTER DISNGssED-Atthe late Animal Fni,.
CopaI Convention, for the Diocese of Western New
York held in Geneva, Bishop Delaney announced
that Rev Washington Van Zandt had been dis
placed from the ministry, No cause assigned.
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We have Hot lime To-day TO g more 1uIIy inlo
tbs subject. but sh2l frequently return to it in th~
course Of our labors during the coming business
season
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Ks The Supreme Court was in session at AeT-
andria on Monday last, Judges Eustis, Sdell and
King being present Judge Rost is trying the wa
ter-cure at Brattleborough, w." There are, -
says the Democrat, $ but few new cases on the
docket, and it is thought the Court will pass upon
all the business presented to it this week. Appeals
like angels visits, getting to be few and far
hetuesr
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NOTICE OF BLoCKADE.-Oh Official information
has been received by the State Department at
Washington, from the Danish charge d'affaires in
the United States, to the effect that his governments
has determined to cause the bIockades, already in
force, to be extended to the outlets of the rivers Eibe
Weser and Jahde, in the North Sea and to the
port of Griefswalde, and the eastern inlet to the
port OF SraIsund, in the BaItcto take effect from
the 18th inst. Neutral packet-ships will be allowed
full liberty to carry on the regular postal commune
cations, as now established, provided always they
do not carry articles contraband of war
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BUFFALO iLUNTERs.-The Philadelphia News
says that Upwards of fifty young men in that city
have pledged themsrI' Is az ready 10 embark in the
expedition to come off on the Rio Grande, and are
hourly expecting an answer from those having the
matter in charge. in New Orleans.
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IermentS for the "A hOHrS ending Sept 10, at Il
OsstcatOn of arteries Castro Euters l. PertusSiS Fe
yerl Yellow Fever l3 Tns Nascant l. Uncertain l; Total
" u were Waite and COOred under 10 years of age
leo l. England l.
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90 AT n meeting Of lrshmen in Halifax, about
a fortnight since, $1,000 was raised for the cause
Of IrelaLd.
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0s- rumOr having gone abroad that the yellow
fever was prevalent in Norfolk the Beacon denies
It's truth, and says there has not been single case
of VelloN fever thera
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THE MEMPHIS COLLECTIONS FOR IRELAND
Among the resolutions passed at a laie meeting OF
the friends # ireland in Memphis was the following:
R.SoircI That sHOud it unfornnaelv occur that the
fund forwarded from Memphis 10 Robert e. cannot be
immediately appropriated to the relief Of Ireland thai he
Is hceby directed pace the ane out at interest and
. held a perpetual aCCu" uiang fund To- b. ref
Ireland, until ;e be rendered available for the estah
shment Of their lbsrty.
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N orthern Markets.


LIee9fdIineu 10 TIE baltimore sum
PHILADELPHIA, September p M-The Stock market to-
day has been less acre and the tendency Of
the Niagara has had favorable effect on Bfaaduffs and
cansed prices to advance Sas Of about 1900 Jb Flour
meal g and 8 Tor Wien Se5 P P G
Sales OF 300 bushels red at 81 I20tI Is Corn good
for White and 6s for fellow 0as are S 8, Ry &c
15c; CloyeGeed is s4DS % On he'll Provisions are ia
5lsGD5iac Western Lard SlsRS7 &C. in barrels ana key
sale OF Baltimore rendered Lard at S09l &C.. The MAJ
request hioaases steady sales of Rice SO 5T4 100 10
ne 3Fegn news mas had rahe depressing effect On The
as before the steamer Whisky Is selling at 24G24ac.
Freghts gre looking up-a fair lnqu for Europe.
NETWORKS S. tember l. { The Stock market in the
made al a. and defined: TTeasurv s. 2i1 ~ Govs1
men 6s new oan ~ Exchange on London a. ne cent
premium The Cotton market opened rather langud IN
were made to spnneB at previous prices Subsequently
about lzOO bales taken for shipment to France al fn
ARRIVAL The steamships arrival has had favorable effect
on Bfead I he market opened At - 643$5 70 for
50 ~: ONO and Michigan sold at = 5eG0s5 IS, Corn
neal sold al $30s3 70 = Rye-Four 81 l2R & Dbl. 1000
bbis Flour taken Tor Liverpool The foreign adj vices
lave had favorable effect Gram The transactions in
Gene a 33$i q iG0 bushels OhIo red 11 at = I" 6s
s. ~ SsI bg'hes southern red good 70 prime 81 Ia
foot up 30 600 bushels At 676c 6r White 63S5r
for mixed and 6370c for flat yellow Oats are selling at
There more irmness Provisions. sale Of 1909 Ibis,
mes PORK at Sll 5Q sales of prime at IS 5OGs9 Sae Of
more "ndeet at &c Sales OF Western Hams al s. AS
and lyJ casks Shoulders at &c & n. The trade is bGl Ing
freely Of sugars and prices are tending upwad Thee il.
good demand. mOasse steady 2+ID25c for Nert,r
leans Coffee is IN iaIr demand-no sale, reported.
Photographed TO the Charleston MercuryJ
NEwYORK, September 2-E nng.-SmaH sales of Rice
to-day, but steady former quotations The . os
OF the week amount to 800 erces The Cotton make -
hm but not active The of the week haze teen 1909
bales The Flour market with moderate business ia IN
favor Of the buyer Sales of 5000 Jb Genese al al a. "a
Howard street sold s. "a. Prime white Wheat e. :,
81 30asl "a; prime red, 81 q; prime yellow Com Sic
Cuba Sugar 81. ~''''
dispatch to the Savannah Georgianl
CHARLEsToS, September T. "a l. w-Thera Ia, been m
change IN the Ne'gl OLk Cotton market Flour has adj
vanced l6c.; Corn, g.; Wheat &c. '~ q"
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American LEAGUE.-A meeting of this patriotic
and persevering association of the friends of Ire
land, was held at their Hall last evening. DR..
McCracken presided. The usual preliminaries of
The meeting having been acted en-, the chairman
addressed the meeting in a warm and feryent ap-
peal TO the friends Of Ireland to still cOntuue the
organization of this society, and not to despair or
despond of the redemption of the Irish people in
obtaining justice, political independence, and in
the regeneration of their country from oppression
and persecution. The amount of S37 80 was sub
scribrd. On motion, it was
Rosoired That the funds in the Treasurer's hands
amounting 20 bout $500 be Immediately forwarded the
Tr~'sEre- Of the New York Provisional Directory of the
Friends Of Ireland.
The meeting was then addressed by Geo W.
Reeder in an appropriate speech. After which the
meeting adjourned to meet on Sunday evening next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

/ FROM LAGUNA AND VERA CRUZ-Capt. Smith.
! formerly of the schooner A. Rogers, a passenger
Oh the ship York, has favored Us with the annexed
memoranda of news from Laguna and Yucatan.
The date Of the intelligence from Laguna is the
23d ult., and from Vera Cruz to the 26.h:
The news from the interior of Yucatan at Laguua was
that the Indians had ceased all hoste attend their
corn crops for the coming winter after which is the gem
era opinion OF the whites they viii the war
1t was repoe in Laguna that the authorities of the most
important places the peninsula had declared Their ad
heence Internationally Mexico subjecng themselye. to
he ruled as the other provinces
The citizens and fore gner at LaGuna have organized
themselves into volunteer company for their protec
ton. From the authorities they subject many petty
annOyan0es, and for the presence of United
states vessels the Of which run into the har
Dor, serious disturbances it suppOsed would take place
1t reported the 22d uIt that the American Consul
and his wife, Frontea had been grossly nsuled By the
inhabitants
The L. ). ship Saratoga At anchor off the harbor
waiting TO De relieved, TO Pensacola The steamer
Water Witch was lying in the harbOr The health of the
crews good. There but four American vessels in
pct-oadng lOgwOod for New York. The bark Helen left
on the 2ls for Hamburg the brig Phocan the day
tor New York anu the schooner jonathan VAIN wright
wa to leave in few days for New York; the schooner A
Rogers left the .3i for Vera Cruz and New Oeans
There nothing important in the way Of at Vera
Cruz. The u j. ship Germantown left the 18th nit for
the United States with bearer of dispatches from the Pa
cic aud city of Mexico; The brig Architect left also scT
New Orleans, and steamer SOmers for TampcO and The
3razOs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

A CARGO OF "YANKEE MOTIONS" The ship
Serampore, Captain Hastings, which cleared at
Boston on the 29th ult for the Sandwich Islands,
has cargo of Yankee Notions, of all sorts and
kinds, valued at $4,000. Her manifest at the Gus
tomhOuse is nearly two Yards Iong
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

az The Eastern mail failed on Saturday from
beyond Mobile, and yesterday the mail due OF
Saturday only, came through.
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FIRE.-The Exchange Hotel in SteubenvilIe,
Ohio, has been destroyed by fire, together with a
commlssion-house Immediately above, en- Market
street, and the dwelling house of Mr.. Stanley.
Some OF the Cincinnati papers say that fifty busi-
ness houses We're burned but give no particulars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

NV RICE.-A vessel arrived at Savannah on
the 9Th inst from Ogechee, with 5000 bushels OF
new rice
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CoNsULs. The President officially recognizes
Edmund Schessinger Benzon, of Boston, Vice Con
sal Of Swedenand Norway for the States of Maine.
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Also, Jean
Frederic Peschier, Consul of the Swiss Confedsra-
ton for the States of Louisiana and Mississippi, to
reside at New Orleans
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LIBERIA CoFFEE.-Chief Justice Benedict, Of
Liberia, has presented to the American Institute
sample OF the indigenous coffee Of that Republic
lie states that the sample was raised on his farm,
near Monrovla, in Liberia. The trees were col
Lected when quite young, from the forests around.
and transpanted into plantations The quaEtJ Of
this coffee is said to he equal to the Mocha.
HATS OFF IN FRONT The Buffalo convan-
ton has increased The respect entertained for our
coiored population. We will give an instance:
We We're standing in the crowd at Buffalo when
Fred Douglass, the great negro speaker, came
among them with a coIored lady on his arm. H.
happened that all in front OF HIM had their hats on
Douglass cried out, " hats off in front" The order
was Immediately obeyed, and Douglass placing his
hand on his heart, exclaimed to his lady companion,
It makes nay heart swell with JOY to he among
such men. They respect the rights and authority
OF the coIoTed man. '-DetroH Free Press.
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Gg- Vim. A. Hall, of Missouri has been ap-
pointed Associate Judge of Oregon.
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HAROLD
THE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS f-BnI,ysr,
\ last. At WELD \ cos, u Camp st. alb #
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Tie CrRscHn1.

The publication Of this paper will hereafter be conducted
by HAYEs. MCCLURE x Co.-the firm consisting of 4 H.
HGgGs, j. Z. " C2Ure. j. Q. PierSgn and J. C. Larus.
Under the arrangement change Will take place IN
the editorial department of the paper the pEoprsto regard
ing as point Of personal honor preserve uuimpasd
the character which has hitherto sustained of an indie
pendent and impartial newspaper Ths number of propH
eoS has been increased with The sole view of adding 10 the
resources OF the journal and increasing the means of making
1t one oil the best papers in Il Southern country The
Crescent has already circulation larger than most of the
pape1 IN the city, and from the spdity with which il is
increasing IS hoped that it will soon equal the no four
shng OF its competitors, if surpass them all On the
first of November large and splendid weekly paoar vii, he
issued Ur circulation in the country; and will be of such
character and pub shed such erms, will ensure ces
with reading and intelligent community In the course of
a few weeks large and well assorted Job Office will he
added 10 the establishment thus enabling the opeors TO
do for their every Kind of Book and Job Printing
In short effort will be spared to make the CRESCENT
the best and cheapest newspaper the Southern States
which will be for the of every class OF the
community TO support and which Will give
faction to the liberal and enlightened of all parties Relying
the public appreciation for their success the proprrtO
fully awae that they only by deserving it.
.NftG Orleans, September 9, l84S
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PeHcan Division Sd visitinr Cnnrittao

W; W NrTAE!T4, ". a. I2G Paylrt. .r.rf " " AVS s''
NM, - r,, ,t u r >, PuinIa rsr nr,r II vr
.1Igi5, = r. =, Constance anu EraTa
F}1N3S a. IS'g' 8, ~ s.. John Bap onI Ps.ene
SN4'i'''''' 81
I.1 R1 STEPHENS, R. 8. pro fem.
- Cass and Buder CIub.-At ,naatir, If ria ,,,
and Butler Club, held SaIr evening, g, u o., A. Oil. s
HheIr' 'rret Mr. J. Il. CALDWELL Vas --leI to the On r
Nh THOMAS ). b RhE appointed SeCrstrrv.
On motion M John c. LeFia, resolved hat the ,
ZION proceed President, Voc Presidents ni 8
winch result Ell the election Of !. II. CALDWELL r
Pre'lieu, R. Fl. STERL Nc and a. NJ DUPERU yr.s Pres
duts, and THOS. !. B RkE Secretary.
It moved and seconded that M T. P WHITE be s~,
Treasurer.
1t moved and seconded that -pron five 10
report al the next meeting plan erous government o
the Cas- Butler Club. TIE Char appointed Nes-rs j. c. la
RUE y. MITCHELL B. B. LEE, sAML. JAMIsON and Cant,
I.C CLENDENlN.
j w's also moved and seconded that the meeting now adjourn d.
"wednesday evening next, ar haii-past O'Clock. sII7
THOS. J. BURKE, Sec'y. LH. CALDWELL Pre-,
~" Sixth Ward, Second Municipality -ROUGH
AND READY Gil B.-A Regular Meeting vi b Club y be held
IN their hail. No. 90 ST. Charles street. NEXT MOhTAY EVEN
ING, September IL, O'Clock MI joel au other
unEusned 'rsors will be present address meeting As the
te Club viii avCr with select Tavor Songs An
persons nenGIy the election Of Gen TAYLOR and WILLARD
FILLMORE are respectfully invited O attend.
80 c. LABATT, 2c....
"