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Spirit of the Press.


The Journal of Commerce independently says:
We are not sure but that Cen Cas- is the strongest
in the democratic party yet he is not exactly popular and
nate MI. Clay. If Mr. Clay is nominated Cas- will proba
bly, be elected but possibly there will be no election BY the
House,
The Herald independently says;
General Cas- himsefis as good candidate could have
been nominated or selected from the list presented Con
any of the Others In point of popularity position
and and general accomplishments he stands superior to Mr.
The Richmond Enquirer tdemocratic) says:
1.-THE man for the times is Lewis Cass He suits the scenes
to which the country is calling him.. His education fits him
for them bis lofty talents fits him for them his still more lofty
conscienfiousness fits him for them more than all his other
who viii not stand up for this choice Of his pay Whecan
point stain upon the democracy of Lewis Cas- Year
sufes party founded by jefferson and built up by Ma
olson, Monroe and Jackson Who can point to moment
his long life. when he not IN the front ranks OF his
country's defenders!
The Louisville Journal (whig) observes
The nomination of Cas- The locofoco candidate is
lowing of the whole Of Mexico This precisely the
that the wings desire for they entertain doubt to the
verdict which the people will render ;"
The Rough and Ready, of Iberville. La, (Taylor)
says:
That these two Generasthe the only surviving Ma
General Of the Of 1872 the other the present com
mander chief of the American forces in Mexico, and also
prominent participation in the events OF the war with Great
e a xd s the
character our people for one moment doubt L any
his associate Together, they form of the strongest tick
els put forth by either political party of the county,
The Alexandria 0a.1 Democrat remarks
OR ticket strong one-the strongest perhaps, that
VIM; O. Butler names known to fame, and will awaken
emotions in the breasts ofthousands who admire strength OF
intellect nobeness OF SOUL and manly accomplishments
They have both served the battlefield, and in the ma
tional councils.
RATIFICATIoN-The democrats of Cincinnati
announce a ratification meeting on the evening OF
the It'll Col John B. Weller, the candidate for
Governor, was to be of the speakers.
~ Iii rumored that the Barnburners will nomi
nate Gen. Taylor Doubtful, very
~ 1t is asserted in the New York Herald, that
ex-President Van Buren, has expressed his deter
mination to oppose the election of General Cass to
the Presidency. Doubtful.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

8as- Fanny Kemble Butler arrived in America
by the Hibernia
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ns- We are indebted to the officers of the An
drew fulton for very late ST Louis papers; also to
the officers the Cora for late Red river papers
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Sands's Clothing Emporium.
Richard Sands, grateful for past favors would
spectuy call the attention 81 public Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store 26 POYDRAS, Tchoupitouas
~ b. Gentlemen arriving lii the city will find their
to call and examine for themselves APPS
~ To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MuNROE d CO.'S One Price Store, No. 81 Magazine street,
where always be found the largest of Goods New
Orleans, and uniformly low prices. mis-
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SHIP FEVER. = Hfty-two passengers by the
British ship Jenny Lind, arrived at NewYork,
were taken to the Hospital, many Of them being in
the last stage of fever
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Post OFFICE RoBBERY.-In addition to the rob-
berries mentioned few days ago the Hartford Times
says that $4,000 more have recently been appro-
priated from the mail by some enterprising person.
These mail robberies are becoming very frequent
the North
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

ROOM TO RENT. n, -
A LARGE, AIRY PLEASANT ROOM 10 h tj IN
N low for the summer season, suitable Io 80. -
and his wife or two three single gentlemen lea
Apply at No. l23 Julia street. ~
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Gs- Lord Ashburton, the successful negotator,
is dead
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FoR THE SEAT OF Wharf.-The U. s. steamers
Virginia, Capt. Spinney and A. H. Aetzel, Capt.
Wells, left lasteyening for VeraCruz, with govern
ment stores. Also, the steamer Southerner left
last evening for VeraCruz with government stores,
and the q. S. schooner Major Lear, Capt Dou-
glas, for Brazos St. Jago with government stores.
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MELANcHoLY.-Five persons We're drowned in
the Mill-dam basin near Trenton, N. j., on the
18th ult They were thrown out of railroad truck
ON which they were crossing bridge over the basin.
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~ 1t is asserted in the New York Herald, that
ex-President Van Buren, has expressed his deter
mnation to oppose the election of General Cass to
the Presidency. Doubtful.
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o. A terrific hurricane passed over Detroit on
the night of the 23d ult. Houses were unroofed or
blown down. cornces dislodged, and considerable
other damage DONE Loss not stated
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IMMIGRATIoN.-From the 26th to the 30th ult.,
5000 emigrants arrived at New York.
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AclNro sPAr.-We have noticed a paragraph
going the rounds of the papers--we know not
where it originated that Pat the celebrated
chief of the insurgents in Yucatan, is partly of
Irish descent. Some wise individual has taken it
for granted that because the Of the redoubted
chiedain happens to be Pat, it necessarily follows
that he must be Of Miiesian extraction. The fact
of the case is, that e PAT is nothing than
abbreyiation of the very common Spanish name of
Patricio. We know that the Celtic race is very
extensively difilsed; but it does not follow that
every person who is named Patricio or Patrick,
must be an Irishman OF the son Of an irishman
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o. La Retorme, a Partisan paper, thought to be
the organ of Ledru- Ron. strenuously defends La
MARITIME. What has become of the enmity which
the tories asserted existed between these distn-
gui>heG men
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0@- Deaths in NewYork week before last. 247.
Consumption "a, erysipelas TO- typhus and typhoid
fever TO- smallpox r.
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~ It's rumored that the Barnburners will nomi-
nate Gen Taylor. Doubtful, verv
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OH IRoNsIpEs. The favorife {. s. frigate
Constitution, which has been in the drv-dock.
Charlestown. since February last. was taken out of
The dock on Saturday, having been thoroughly re-
paired from stem to stern. She is to be fitted for
sea with all dispatch. Traveller
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

RATIFICATIoN-The democrats of Cincinnati
announce a ratification meeting on the evening OF
the It'll Col John B. Weller, the candidate for
Governor was to be one of the speakers.
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MD 10 YucA,r.AN.-The people Of Neworleans

9D TO YucArAN.-Ihe people Of Neworleans
now have another opportunity Of evincing the gen.
crosby which, upon former occasions they have SO
frequently eyinced We stated yesterday that Mr..
Peoples had organized an expedition to embark
from Vera Cruz, provided transportation We're fur
nished Immediately upon their arrival on the coast
We call upon our citzens to move in the matter
Immediately. The small amount requisite can be
raised without any difficulty and assuredly it can
not be appropriated to better cause. What is the
Yucatan Committee doing! Let US hear from La
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Office Of the independent Towboat Co..
F1RoM AND AFTER THIS DATE TT Tie e ~. r.. !,


IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, the m a
IL following regulations will be in force in
regard to assistance Of vessels on the Bar, viz 9-s
An assisting boat will be furnished either inward outward
Wehenver may be thought necessary by an agent OF this
Line and charge will be made for the saue vees
drawing less than fifteen feet To vessels drawing fifteen
feet and less than sixteen half will be charged and III
ixeen, will be charged full rates, and when they
loaded by the head the raf will be taken from the
All vessels that may have pail for assisting boat inward
will be transported free OF charge provided sf no
moved out OF the limits of the Corporation, nor TO the shy
yards. fje6 1m1 ROBERT MURPHY, Manoget
LARGE SALE OF SHIRTS
IND (1EN1L E.1f71yV'S FURNISHING GGOHt.
AT Mo. IS Camp street
yE'HE STOCK CONSISTS Of
L 1929 dozen Linen Bosom sHI Of all qaaies
1000 do. do do. do do
Check coored do.
Gauze Merino and Silk UNDERSTANDS
do do do DRAWERS
Night Shirts; Night Gaps; Morning Gowns.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF f5-Silk Linen Gam.
brio, ETC.
suspendets; Money Belts Shoulder Braces.
Cravats Neck Ties etc.
All of which offered al less than the same be
cured nthe Northern cities
For the express accommodation of our customer l'
establishment will be kept open Sundays, 9mG "
O'Clock A. M. ISAAC HART,
New Orleans s rt Depot. and Gentlemen Furidinf
house, No. IL Camp street. next door to the ,h'
Bank. 8 myl2-2dpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

~ Mr.. Hugh N. Smith, late. Attorney General
ofthe territory of New Mexico arrived at St. Louis
on the I'd inst, from Santa Fe.
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Court OF INoUIRY-At 10 O'Clock May 3oth
the court metin the Temperance Hall in Frederick
Gen, Towson, Gen Cushing and Col. Belknap pre-
siding; and Capt Ridgely as Judge Advocate
The court continued in session some time awaiting
the appearance Of Gen. Pillow, who not arriving
the court adjourned till the next day at 10 O'Clock
May 3l.-Ihe court met pursuant to adjourn
ment. but held its session with closed doors.
Gen. Quitman, Col. Duncan, Col. Howard, Mai
Kirby and Others had arrived at Frederick
Gen. Scott and suit left for Washington, having
several DAYS
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MAINE SENAToR.-Hanniba Hamlin is elected
United States Senator from Maine-the Senate, by
a vote OF 81 in sfavor TO for Geo. Evans, hav-
ing concurred in his election.
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Suspendef Buckles Cod and Silver SpsctacIe' o & Cnp
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Books. b. Steel, IA Camp street, has placed
on our table, with the publishers compliments
" The Wanderings and Fortunes of some German
Emigrants. = BY Frederick Gersfecker-tran
from the German. A work highly recommended
by the press. Also, "a Form of Self Examination,
with directions for daily use" A work which we
might all, doubtless. profit by.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

LIVERPOOL. May 20-Ofeans Cotton Ordinary is quoted
At 30S5sd; MiddIng 3ss34d; MIiddlng FAR ~ 3D. Good
Ear e., 6a 4zd Good 5s96d 2 ID The stock on hand amounts
last easd n bond quoted at T. o q f1 ton
Leaf Tobacco at 3sl(dl4d Manufactured, 409d. p H.
Consols worth "a 14fd8d3a.
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FROM TAMp1co.-From an extra of the Mobile
Herald and Tribune We learn that the U. S. steam
ship Secretary Marcy, Capt. Robinson, arrived
there on Tuesday from Tarnpico, after q passage
Of five days She brought the Rev. MeRae as
bearer Of dispatches. He carries to Washington
copy of the Treaty as ratified by the Government
of Mexico. !. El NotictoSo Tampco) OF May 8,
gives an account of the murder OF Don Eiillo DEL
Vale. BY band of insurgent Indians headed by
cut-throat, devil named Gregorio del Angeia5
Huenta. Fears are expressed that Hiafta WIN
be the theatre of scenes OF atrociiy equal 70 lhose
performed in ucatan. In the leader IN the same
insurger Indians (indijenas are Disguised deserters
from The Mexican army. Tie town of Chuontepec
was at that date besieged by band OF 500 OF these
Indians or deserters.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
L.4kE-FN3) OF THE NEn. SI1CI
SLACk FISH, P0MPANO, SHEEP -''H hoR6
1 ~ nE ~ ~ SR o.. ~ = and soFT Fs
iiyeddaowaiting orders TO be served up '-aS-
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D = It A TAURANT
THE tINDERSIGNE AN r. ~ l :

have received Mr. OdeIPs PoRrRAIr OF GEN. hrEso,
and it affords pleasure to say, thai in my judgment
remarkable for its fidelity Likeness and lis perfection A.
piece OF painting il stkingy resembles the Gauea ~ G
appeared in the summer OF 1874. j. Gro H,RpI,
We concur iu the above statement
GEORGE L.. SLOAN. WILLIAM DoNELsoy
R. ARMSTRONG. john w. OuDEN
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VACCINATION.
TAR. WRIGHT KING, will attend families at Their
IL residence and VACCINATE applicants at his office,
No. 20 LnioR Street jeS 2t
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS.-239
ID cases landing from ship Suffolk and bark -
D s5sI III 'a'e r. G. HoBBs Il Customhouse street
CLOTHING-CLOTHING.
ALFRED UJ.NROE &. co. No "a .HGgaziae street.
sgTo THEIR CUSTOMERS: 80
(He do not keep St0re 0peR on Snndaus.)
yJyHOSE of customers who unable to call during
the day viii find in the evening until half
past clock. Ii any article purchased the evening does
not prove satisfactory be returned and the money viii
refunded. ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
apps 2pt No "a Magazine street.
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BOOK STOCK SELLING OFF.
4 n BAKER IL co. No 80 CAMP street, corner Na{cP9
IL street closing up their bushes: and WY 'r'
STATIONERY AND SHEET MUSIC
AT A GREAT DISCOUNT. FOR CASH es,.,
The assortment good, and composed ~ part OF 5tp
and Classical Books; Standard and Popular Maan{ W.
oogy Popular Reading, in cheap form edlsa' 'G 0
Music Books, sacred and ecGiaf; Stationery o. all h
for counting rooms, school and family
SHEET MUSlC-FoCR CENTS PER hASE. n
Refers, Herr Huaten etc eio; Pokas MARCHES, Weir
and Dances; Variations Fantasies, Rogdos. etc ee m''"
for Guitar and Voice.
IN call tvitEout deIav ls.32 2sp
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The REPUBLIC OF VENICE TO THE REpUB-
Lie OF AMERIcA.-The following is copy of the
address to the United States of America, put forth
by the Republic of Venice;
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Shirts and Drawers-Whe Linen and Muslin Shirts Striped
Linen and Cotton Shs Brown Pink and White Cotton Knit,
GauZe Cotton GsuGe Meno Gause Flannel and SILK Underas
and Drawers.
Rich and Fancy silk Cvas Muslin and Batiss Cravats Linen
and Silk Hdkfs.; Suspender Gloves, Halfhose, etc.
Also-Trunks, Valses, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
az We selling our WINTER CLOTHING at remarka-
bly, low prices
Black Cloth Dress and yrock Coats .fro1n $40 to $25
Black Doeskn and Pants from 81 so $40
ap2l 2dpf ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. "a Magazine
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aS- SEE ADyERTlsEMENTs ON rH7RD p,o.
Louisville. .SALADIN Cole,,,,
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Democratic Ratification Meeting at the St Louis.
The great Democratic meeting called for the pur-
pose Of ratifying the nominations of the Baltimore
Convention, was held last night at Che ST Louis
bathroom. As might have been expected, the room
was perfectly filed; and we never recoect to
have seen the Democracy more harmonious or more
enthusiastic At O'Clock the meeting was called
to order by w. W. King, and the following gentle
men unanimously elected officers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

W. Il. u.
Hammer, r. Bicta, w Dunbar, DIR ]. Labatut, Newton
Richards James Brebc F. Stevenson, Culbertson H.
Meehsn, Fat shields Goodn 4 Rivera, n B. Kneas
P C.. Wright, George Drmeyer, 7, j. EaIheat, Charles
Sseretarf as@CSarles Cuvillier Rob N Lusher w. E..
Seymour, }. S Whitaker, R. Rust
The President, Mr.. Gayarre, then in a very APP
propriate manner, returned thanks for the honor
which had been conferred upon him in selecting
him to preside over so large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Democracy of New Orleans. In con-
GLIDING the President begged leave to introduce to
the meeting Mr. Douglass, Senator from Illinois.
The announcement Of this gentleman's presence
was hailed with great applause by the meeting, and
being loudly called for came forward and addressed
the assemblage.
MIR. Douglass, while ayowing his determination
to lend his most cordial support to the nomination,
SAID that each OF the distinguished individuals
selected for the support of the Democracy was his
own first choice. The gentleman also declared
himself opposed to the Wilnot Proviso, and said
mat he would vote for no man who was not de-
tefninedy and anqualifedly hostile, to that mea-
sure. If Nors IN man should be the Wing can
ddate for the Presidency there would be no danger
TO Southern institutions; but if he should be a
Southern man. beware; for Northern man can
get no Senthern support unless he ayows his santi
nen,s distinctly upon the subject: hut from, .
Southern man, no pledges would be demanded from
the South, and the SOnthern States NM ,hare-
lore, ind themselves deceived, when personal am.
bltion should be interested against them.
Alter Mr. Douglass had concluded. Mr. Sonl1
succeeded HIM. having. been called upon hv the
meeting. Mr.. Preston also addressed the meet;n O.
AMER Mr. Preston had concluded the President
on motion, appointed a committee to draft raSol,,
tons expressive of the sense of the meeting.
The resolutions offered by the committee wer
unanimously adopted, when the meeting adjourned
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NEW AND INTBREsTIwc 50

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sFLoORING-YELLOW PINE OR CYPRESS,
NTANTED-For the use of the State House now being
w erected at Baton Rouge, three hundred and sixty
squares of seasoned and dressed FLOORING four niche
wide by one and afinehes thickness free from SGp@
ots to be delivered at BATON ROUGE ON OR BEFORE HE
FIRST. Day or NOVEMBER NExT-Cypress Yellow
Pine OF best quality and subject to the Inspection of e
lowest terms may be made in writing or verbally in this
city for the space Of thirty days 10 the subscriber
MAUNSEL WHITE COMMISSIONS
P. Stems may be made for the delivery i'll this city
board q steamboat. JeI In
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-06

Hardware, Queensware, and Groceries,
NEW GOODS

The subscribers having associated themselves to-
sether in the mercantile business are now opening
in the Indian Queen House, formerly occupied BY
H. jackson, in CarrOllton, as excellent an assort-
ment OF goods as ever has been presented to the
public in this market. Their stock is entirely new,
aud having been selected with great care and aten-
ton, cannot fail to meet the wants and wishes OF
the public.
Their stock consists in part, of dry goods, of eve
ry Kind and of excellent quality; groceries, hard
ware queensware, cutlery, iron, nails, paint, leath
er, &C., &C.. &c.
Having desire to please, they hope that all who
may want goods, in their line of business, will givo
them call, before purchasing elsewhere, and ex-
anime their stock.
They will take, in exchange for goods, all kinds
OF country produce, at very fair prices.
THOMPSON g. CUMMINGS.
Carrollton, May 5, lS48-3O-tE
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TANYARD FOR SALE,

desire to sell my tannery, which lies four miles
north Of CarroIIton, with six and half acres OF
land, on which there is a new frame dwelling
house, well finished, two good gardens, large
frame tan shop, two stories high, with a large
frame bark-house, twenty-seven tan-vats, and a
mover falling spring Of water at the yard. The
above property is situated in good bark neigh
horhood. The subscriber will give possession OF
tia yaid this fall. Also he ho3 oquOntty OF chest
nuI.oak bark, which he will sell with the proper
~. Those wishing to purchase such property
vonld do " ell to call and examine. Terms mod.
sfa.e, and the title indsputabIe.
JOSEPH CASKEY.
Washington township, July 90, l848--42-3t.
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FOR SALE.

The Canollton Iron Foundry is offered at private
sale. 1t is located at Carrolton, the county seat Of
Carroll county, and is the only foundry in the coun.
ty, excepting one at Leesburgh, on its extreme wes-
tern margin. The location is most decidedly good
one. 1t is far removed from competition, and the
demand for castings is great and increasing. There
is an abundance of coal in the immediate vicinity
at three cents delivered on the bank. The demand
for stoves and CRATES is good Cast iron plows are
in almost universal use, and the manufacture of
them and the points is good business. This estab-
shment has been in successful operation for fifteen
years, and consequently there are great many and
great variety of patterns. The town is healthy,
and the country new and capable of great advances
in the amount of business and value of property.
will sell this property cheap, and take one-third
of the price in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments. This, and all the property ad-
vertise is free from all incumbrance, and the title
indisputable. A. L. LlTTELL.
June 80, lS4s-sS-t.