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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

TAKE NOTICE.-The Canton Tea Company are the
eyrsips vendors of the superior Black Tea called How
aua's Mixture" They introduced it into America in lS40
and every other person house protesting to sell the same at
public themselves will perceive, by comparing the SPURIOUS
with the genuine HowQuap vended by the Canton Tea
Company.
IN Every package-in addition to it containing full
weight independent Of the wrapper-beas the stamp OF
neatnes and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
secured from light and air that their quality and power VIII
remain unimpaired in any climate. dS 2faw I'm
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Firth DISTRICT CoURT.-Jug cases commenced in this
Court yesterday, and the following Jury empanneled
and sworn Aueuste Bruse, foreman b. NautTe, Charles
Keeper James Noble w SheppeId B. Sidney Sanchez.
G. w. billiard, L. Benaud. ]. Meekns, T. L Cruzat. l..
FOner Leon S6re The brought before the Jury that
of Robert Seaton Us Municipality No. Two.
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8. of T.. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No. 3, Crystal Fount Hail. 222 TchOupi
touas street, at halfpast 2.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, at Unity Hall Magny Build.
ings, Third Municipality, at half-past T.
STAR HoPE DIVISION No. 26. at Odd Fellow Hall,
Tchouptouas ST. Jackson, Lafayette, half past
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Hoos-The weather during the past few days
has been favorable, and several Of the packing
establishments are in full operation. It will be
seen by a glance at our commercial report that
prices are high and the sales heavy. One or two
houses have not commenced operations vet. The
receipts AZ hogs are increasing, and we learn that
one house will have in pen by Saturday night, TO-,
600 head 70 commence operations with.-LouisuiLle
Courier, 23d VII.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

CtATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 9, lS49-Wil presented,
- the second this the celebrated Grand Opera, acts
By Haevy, called THE JEWESS-P Messrs. DUluc
Valet ind Leon Fleury, and Madame Flsury-Joly.
t- Performances commence at hapast O'Clock. ds
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Auction Sale This Dav.

MoRPHY & MENUS will sell at IL o'clock, at No 81 Com
street, Havana Cigars.
BoNEEvAL DoMINsoN will sell at u O'Clock. at Banks
Arcade Real Estate.
r. NJ ARMFIEID win sell at the store fJasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots, Shoes ETC., with
out [E1~ See Auction head.l
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Practical Matchmaker. No. 81 Canal street.
THIRD DOOR FR0MaCAMP sTREET.
FTNHE subscriber has Just received additional supply OF
4 WITCHES, JEWELRY and F.aNCFCQ
GOODS Consisting Of very superior Gold and SD t@N
yer Watches with Hunting Cases, 81
~EcfSs Of M l. Tobias, ROskell, and other 1871
- superior makers also line London Duplex
Watches; rich leweiy of the latest styles com rising hne
Gold Watch Chsins, Keys and Seals. Ladies Braeeets.
Necklaces. Breast Pins Cod Pencil Cases. Finger Rings,
etc, Also, great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected
BY himself IN the Northern markets from the latest European
impoatons consisting Of Boxes Dressing lasss,
hne Fans ketcues. Scissors tine assomento Of Sill Ek
WA RE- gaye COM Umbrellas, Canes, and 9th fancy
articles AL the above articles VIII be sold at the most mode
rate rates, MS In 3dp
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nRuGs AND MEDICINES.

nUININE. CALoMEL, BLUE MASS. IPE- q
NoE Gao, RHUBARB. etc-As low for cash go
as can be procured elsewhere-Ca and tH
~ 3 judge.-Dr. E. ]. COXE'S PREPARA- II
90 SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAiVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgFeeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules or any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR LIVERNORT
etcF0r the relief and Of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
G Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma-
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Office corner gazne and loydras sts nz3 1y3dp
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ATTEMPTING 10 SHoOF.-A man named George Har-
Vey alias Wilson, rather noted character in the police
courts, yesterday afternoon going about crowd
Of persons opposite the Buckeye Coeehouse the Of
Maras and Bienvlle Streets and with doube-baneIed p
tO threatening shoot any and every body Officer
Kelly Of the First Municipality police stepped up and
attempting him. he put the pistol his breast and
pulled the trigger. The cap snapped and it to this
accident the officer owes his life He succeeded in aesting
Harvey and the pistol bsing examined the police Office
both barrels were found to be loaded.
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NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE,
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets

s. P STlCkNEf- Proprietor and Manager
THE Public respectfully informed that this establishment viii
open the 22d of December wi Com
pany composed Of the STARS SELECTED FIR ON
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
t. Magnificent Stud VARIEGATED ARABIAN STEEDS
has been selected without regar and the perform
consisting all that is CEIASTE BRILLIANT and DARING
will be unequaled by other establishment the Southern
Metropolis
t- Novelties will be produced during the season.
and nothing shall be found wanting fer this Unique
Olympan Temple he high reputation has maintained
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
~ Treasurer, J. W. JONES. Agent F. HUNT. d.
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no FEMALE:

TO FEMALES.
nR. PARAIELEE would invite ~ those suffering from,
II Nerp9Hs other diseases peculiar 10 the FeaIe es
ten. 70 eal at his office No. 81 HEYLA SYREET
~ Rnva'e oQassltations between The hours Of and
Rbs BIN; No. e HEvA STREET, between BaFoppe and
FhAbpa' a@ldP6
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RACES. .METAIRIE COURSE.
F8LL WEFTTNG, 184e

ENOURTH DAY. FRIDAY 8, 8i8.. Race to come Oft
+ haEpast O'Clock, P M Propr or's Purse, $500
trance 10 per cen. added. -. Two Mile Heats.
Entries:
T. B. Gosby ch LITTLE MISTRESS, by Shamrock
outo OF Glance years old. Dress -.
2. W. j. Minor b. VOUCHER, by Wagner, Of
Britannia; years DID, Dress, DARK Blue.
g. lg Szymansk ERROR, by Bob Leche dam by
mp Britannia; 3 years old Dress,
for Passengers the ST. Ch#re Hotel and Canal
Basin. do r. TEN BROCK, Secretary.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERy.-John Hunter, accused OF
committing assault and battery the person of Henry
Purcell board the ship Devon, the Sd ins yes
to-day committed for trial before the First District Court by
Recorder Baldwin
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A Tic, Sheet Iron and Copper-SYn at Auction
BY RICHARD TERRELL

- at Banks Arcade - - "'
likely yo9ng Intelligent Man years are ac,lhnatsd speaks
e English frenc9 and German languages nuen frstate
In ohee iron ana Copper-S NTH, has worked
ruetos since h IL Of age The Boy worth from 81 10
SIS hire per month. -
oAn excellent Washer and rone good Cook and General
Of une1eeponahe ehaaet steady, nd
~
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IRISH DETECTIVES. The ship Hannah arrived yes
terday morning from Liverpool with a large number Of i'm
migrants, principally from Ireland She mooTed Oppo
site the Lower Cotton Press Shortly after her arrival it
learned from the passengers that of the Irish Detec
hyes who have been instrumental in obtaining the
vlchon OF the Irish Patriots, board. The report
spread with amazing fapidy among the Irish adopted c
zens throughout the city and created intense excitement
About three O'Clock in the afternoon, large number of
those residing ia the Third Municipality had gathered the
Levee. opposite the vessel Several Irish adopted citizens
hearing of the excitement and DESTROYS prevent violence
went on board and found named Cavanagh who was
pointed ont of the Detectives" Those citizens
suggested 10 him the propety Of going the police office for
protection and proposed escohing him there The offer was
accepted He had not far from the vessel when he
violently wnested from the gentlemen and was beaten
without stint by the infatuated crowd twas some time be-
fore he rescued when he borne in fainng cond
ton to the wachhOue. Thence he was conveyed to the
Charity Hospital in cab, which was obtained in the First
Muncpaity-al the cab drivers in the Third Municipality
Indignantly refusing to take him Another of the Detect
ives named Dobbin perceging the rapid growth OF the
excitement eft The vessel eay the day and demanded
the protection OF the police of the Third Municipality. By
them he was taken to the Parish Jail where he is
lodged
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NEW ORLEAN MS:
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8.

DE- If it would not be too much to ask, we
would request the Chronicle, whenever it honors
us by copying our reports, to give US credit for
them. In that paper Of yesterday our report of the
proceedings Of the Lafayette City Council was
copied verbatim, without credit being given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Steamboat Departures This Day.
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VAsRAETs.-Reeorder Baldwin yesterday sent James
Herman and Daniel Thompson the Wokhouse for 30 days
Migrants. Recorder Genois committed Catherine Quk
John Casey, Geo Hannah, Mary Hannah, Sarah Foley,
Ellen Mussnger and Thesroce Foley for trial before the
First District Court, on charges Of vagnucy
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GROCERIES, Etc.
STukGES WRIGHT offer for sale, at 50 TcHouPl-
200 do. STARCH = Foxs5
400 do w. X. CHEESE
20 do. s. @. BEEF TONGUES
so do KETCHUP.
500 Firkins and kegs superior BUTTER
10 Barrels and hail do. superior Roll do
200 Kegs Leaf LARD.
80 Barrels Bnght NARNTSH
20 Hhds LAMP BLACK.
loo Gases " Dairy ENGLISH CHEESE.
ALso-A reguar snnny of GOSHEN BuTTER. n2lf
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e82 600 Havana segars.

LTRDAY, December sth, II oeock-Wl be sold, without
II the warehouse Of the ekn importers, heSsrs.
Laborde g. X qnes, No 81 Common street
$4,000 SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARS, direct mpora alton and
emitted to drawback consisting cf mpsrial Regaas, Canones
F9neeas Trabucos Congresses Ma Veguros Prncpes, and
ee rom he best manufactures av detailed in The
Saoue Shleh will be rray the day previous the sail.
NIGER $500, cash; from $500 $500, xy days; from
sUOto $780, Ninety days over sl0O0 Four MONTHS fer approved
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MRS MccT.TTsWrv.

MRS. McCLUSKEY,
F.dSHfO.N.a BIZ n MILL LIVER and
IT, DRESS-MAKER, GDn
E Corner Circus and GTGUier streets, NJ rS5gSS
VIZ TUSCANS LEGHORNS, PANAMAS, .E<-s@
and STRAWS, Cleaned Dyed and altered to the pre- ent
fashion,
N. B-The above viii be executed in the most FASH
IONABLE STYLE, and on the most REASONABLE
TERMS. OPT en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

LARcESY.-Vaere. slave of E. Witt Sam, slave 0
Mr. Perislat and John, free coored boy have been az
rested by the Fist Municipality Police on a barge of bent
concerned in sealing the evening Of the 5h inst abou
twenty dollars worth Of gloves undefshirts socks etc
from the fancy store of Mi. Leighton No Royal
-Four pair Of the gloves it alleged found the pos
session of VALERIE. They in prison awaiting examination
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CEAvATs. SHIRTs. 20.

A SPLENDID assortment of Lamaitne Napoleon. and
IA CaVaignas CRAVATS: with a fine assortment of
articles for Genenens' weaFTeceived BY the last arrivals
and for sale 1t SALOMON'S,
d5 2dp3t 20 st. ChSres street.
AsO-SHIRTS of every style and pattern manu- iac'nred
expressly for this sbshment They will be sold prices
to suit the times full and excelent Of s kinds
of UNDER HlRTS and DRAWERS and a great
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SOCIETY BALLS

SOCIETY BALLS,
at THE WASHING TOW AR.HORY HALL.
TIVE SUBSCRIPTION LIST The above Balls isnow vssgn
the Office Of the Ball Room. Gentlemen wish &3 80
iRg subscnbe will find Mr.. j. P. BROOKS in the XiSg
Office any hour. SALEH
The above Balls will .ake place MONDAY nights. N
II There will be but One Series during the season. dsu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

LARCENY AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-A man named
George Ray yesterday anaigned before Recorder Bald
tered the premises of Judge WOodroo yesterday morning
and aedged stole silver plate OF the yaue Of three
dollars. Mr. Andrew Hero passing the house about the
time and requested by lady Ga member Of the Judges
family to arrest the accused. and upon attempting
assaulted and struck by him. lie sent before the First
District Cont on both charges
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SALES All AUCTION.
Square of Ground in Carrollton.
BY BONNEVAI d DOMINGON.

Office No 81 TOULOUSE ST.
FRIDAY December u o'ciock-Wi be zod Banks Ar
Il caAe. without
A CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND sihacl in Carr llion,
designated Square A. So bounded y Eleventh. Ege Nelson
and Jaeksr, and mesurg English measured so feet front
Esveafh Nelson anl front Ee aud ia sOn.
Said squire il divided into p lots.
TeTzls-Ons-hslf cash; maiuder s months credit.
Acfso NJ salsh D.. l. "a
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COAL! COAL.
CITY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and YARDs Nos. 332
~ and 334 TeHouPIr0uLAs STREET, hree squares above
St Nary's Maret-Always hand and for sale wholesale
or RETAIL either by cargo a0af of yards any guam.
tty- PT7TSB URG, 4N1HRaCIIE, ENGLISH
C.aNAEL and 7IP.aDE MATER COIL.
Steams FPS e0aled and trimmed with dspatch Steamboats,.
TOwbnaas Fonndnes Cotton Presses Sugar heinenes. HO
e Smith Mills Plantations the upper or lover Coasf,
Water and Gas Works supplied with any quantity Of the
best PlrTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
Dispatch, Families, SoFes Offices etc supplied with the
best Quality Of pittsburg Rihacie English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened delivered IL any paris Of
the cities Of NewOrean Lafayette and envir0ns 81 Inc low
est market prices.
~" All orders strictly attended 10.
~ Contacts entered into 70 supply yearly.
MCLEAN, WILLARD & CO,
NJ 3R 2s2 Tchoupiteulas sFeet.
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GRAND BALL AND SUPPER

ITO be given in Honor of GENERAL TAYLOR, on zz7
il FRIDAY, Dec. 9th, at the ARMORY HAIL.. ~
The Subscription List The above Ball open IA
the Office Of the Ballroom. Sl.seI
"a Arrangements have been made 70 have the SuppT S
n the m beneath the Amory Hall Ballroom, which is
Of equal dimensions. Ill
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4
Mob e............ .TUsCUMBIA, Morgan, P. NJ.
Pittsburg MARTHA WASHINGTON, Irvine, 70 NJ.
So. Louis 80. ALTOONA, Cleveland P. M.
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IS "a HYDE & oGLEsBY, 10 Poydra. street

a59- 10 care FRIDAY Dec s, at o'cloek positively
ANOR 81. LOUIS, Memphis, Helena, etc REQ UL..4H
9 neT Nr sta9 inch light s
L land IS receiving fire ght, ami viii leave
modations apply board, at Pords street WHAT OF
dS HYDE y OGLESNY. n Pnpdras n
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY Council, A meeting of this
body, TO be held halfpat O'clock called for last
evening by the Mayor Precisely at that hour the roll
called. The following members answered Messrs. NieO-
mede, De Ia Rosa Page and SoIomOn-absent Messrs Col
Inns, Flanders, Fanar, Meehan Jones sewesen and Ber
naTd. There being quorum adjournment moved
and carried The members present had just left the Chamber
when several Of the absent members entered On motion Of
Mr. FLANDERS, Mr.. Stevenson appointed Chairman, in
the absence of the Recorder and Mr. Michel ane was
pointed Secretary pro tem There present MessB
Collins, Flanders, Jones, Meehan and Stevenson. The
number being short Of quorum, Of twenty five
minutes taken, and the Sergeant Arms was ordered
in search Of the absent members and compel their
attendance. AT he expiration Of that time there being
accession to the number, motion to adjourn prevailed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

The German gloss for the haF known the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss the Continent and the wonder Of the age
delghtIng every body, has 10 London show IL
charms We were little amused is beauties dis
played by the Jenny Lind at the Royal Opera last
to listening to the uighngaies song annoned his head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

DR.. ROGERS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND. TAR.
"A SAFE and eerain cure for CONSUMPTION OF
"A THE LUNGS. Splitting of Blood. Coughs, Colds
Asthma Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough
and all Pulmonary Affections.
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81 U; S. Mail Martha Washington-For Cinein-
Wheeling and PsburgThis splendid
dras wharf THIS DAY Friday Y o'clock, NJ positively
HYDE g. OGLESBY, 70 Poy1ras ST.
The Martha Washington very ghdTaug h and will wi h
no delay.
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fsgo 10 teaee SATURDAY, Dec. Q, at 5 p NJ pos,
kNOR CIRCINN Att. Madison, Onisvlle and Pitts
4 burg.--Fhe substantial and sllendid swift ~ n
I ~ fl9 passenger steamboat BAY sIAIEiI
will leave above For feighi deck passage having
surpassed accommodations apniy toa at Poydas
wharf or 10 H be Y OGLESFY II P0ydras ST.
N. B.-The Bay State " i'll regular packet during
he season. d.
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G-3@ 70 SUI WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
TOR NEW YORK = STygNTON'S LINE OF
Il P4Ch E IS.-Fhe fast-sailing. regular racket FL.
ship FAIRFIELD, Capt. saml Loyeland, IS nov e9lsk
loading nd will be INN diaey dispatched rs above aa
or balance Of ght passage havng superior
recommendations. apply board ut Pier No l. foot OF ST.
joseph street, or to w, STANTON & 20.
M corner of MagaZlne and Laayetta efFesfg.
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New York. May I, i545 e6s Honsica street eel

DER SoH6E GLANz Or The JEEEY LIND HAIR Gloss
Is prepared only by Johnson Goodenengh Of New York
American proprietor, who have The only receipt Of Julins
Whoehler in his country for preparing IT, The genuine
has the copyright, with the original German tile " Der
sehOn GAM and name Of It's originator. = Julins
WhOehler.p the label and wrappers. Beware or any
other, and which not prepared BY johnson & Goode.
DOngh Al other in this country spurious For furhT
particulars and testimonials. circulars BY the American
propnelors. y be had az - 60. where he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
Important Intelligence by Telegraph,

Our Geographic dispatches, last evening, fur
nIshed us with intelligence of very important
nature.
The difficulties in the republic of Venezuela
have attracted the attention of our government
Two vessels Of war are to be despatched imme
-diatey TO La Guayra, with view to concliate
the unfortunate differences existing among the
people OF Venezuela-and also, doubtless, to
keep az eye upon the encroschnents OF Great
Britain upon that portion OF the American con-
tnent.
The doubts as to the confirmation of the treaty
with Mexico, now before the Senate, continue
to increase at Washington. 1t is supposed that
any serious opposition to Its provisions, from
the prominent members Of the Senate, will &C.
casion its defeat. Yet, even if this treaty be
rejected, it Will not be regarded az annihilating
the prospect Of an early peace with Mexico; for,
IN the event of the present instrument not being
ratified, IL is thought that commissioner would
be appointed TO proceed Immediately to Mexico,
and there arrange new treaty upon a more judi
cious ard permanent basis. In any view of the
subject, however, it does not seem probable that
the Trist treaty, IN Its present shape, will be
confirmed by the Senate.
The prospect of an early adjustment of our
difficulties with Mexico, has had favorable
influence in enabling the government to nego.
tiate the Treasury note loan upon advantageous
terms. The Treasury Department has already
received proposals, nearly sufficient to cover the
amount solicited, at one-quarter above par, and
the rate is advancing.
The business in Congress was not of very
important character. Ia the Senate, Mr.. Hous-
ton presented resolutions from the legislature OF
Texas, protesting against the REIMBURSEMENT OF
any territory which may have been captured
from Mexico during the war, and against the
the principle of the Wllmot proviso. In the
House, the bill to supply deficiencies for the
fiscal year, was further debated.
By the Western line, from ST. Louis, we have
late end interesting intelligence from China
hua. The American army was advancing, with
the intention Of occupying the country. No
serious resistance was apprehended.
The proceedings of our State Legislature,
yesterday, were unimportsnt.
Accounts Of steamboat disasters, fires, mar
kets, marine intelligence, &C., will be found
under the telePraphic head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
TWO AMERICAN MEN OF WAR
ORDERED TO
VEN e ZU e L A.
Tho Probable Fate of the Treaty,
0RG eat COMPETITION
FOR THE
q r = A S q r = n OF p s .
sc. &c. SC.

WASHINGTON, March l, l848.
Orders were issued to-day from the Navy De-
partment, for two vessels to sail for Laguyra
with view 10 prevent any further attempts at
massacre at Caracas, and to aid in the re-estab-
lishment of peace generally throughout Vene.
zuea.
The fate of the treaty before the Senate is
growing more and more uncertain. The slight
est effort on the part of any Leading man in the
Senate will defeat it. Should it be rejected
il will be with the understanding that a commits
sioner shall be appointed imme diatey to proceed
to Mexico, with full powers to negotiate treaty
of peace. In such an event, better treaty could
be made, and under more favorable auspices, than
the one now under consideration; so that the re-
lection of this treaty would not destroy the
chances of peace, bu: increase them. So fully
are capitalists impressed with this view. that
Mr.. Walker has already received proposals for
the whole amount of Treasury notes, receivable
at quarter above par, and the bids are still
steadily rising N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

The OPERA AND YANKEE SULLIvAN-Policeman
King called on US yesterday TO correct the state
ment relating to the incident at the Opera, in
which his name and that of Yankee Sullivan
were introduced politely together King says
ne did not hear any words of the kind addressed
to him similar TO those attributed to Yankee
Sullivan. 1t is probable, however, that he was
so polite and SO busy in showing seats to Yankee
Sullivan aud his friends, that he did not hear
the remarks made. King, however, certifes to
the gentlemanly demeanor of Sullivan and his
friends, and thinks he has as much right to take
seat in the Opera, if he pays for his ticket and
behaves himself well, as any other person. So
think we. King, however, denies the "trembling"
part lie says he never rembed before any
man. The family of Kings, in New Jersey, have
not been afraid of any man alive for the last hun.
bred years, and they never intend to be afraid of
any man for the next hundred. They are OF the
regular old '76g ri Bravo!