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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16
STARK. DAY. sTAUFFER & CO..

IMPORTERS OF
Tin Plates, Bar and Sheet Iron, Nails, Hardware,
STORES Nos % and II c2aS:aL STREET. and
store and on the way from the various Euro
pean and ao sShs5n RG, large o st9 esO O
S@3sive and complete assortment in - $3.50
their line in the United States-eonssting, in part,
1000 boxes Tin Plates assorted sizes and of the best Char
80 o coal brands and Loaded do.
$1,000 lbs. Block Tin, Spelter, Sheet Zinc ETC..
5000 lbs BLazies and Sheetng Cooper ass d. all sizes
ZOO bdls Sheet, Hoop, Band and Rod Iron Iron Ware
600 tons swedes English and American Iron: fiat. square,
round Plough, Plate Boiler and Flue Irons.
50 tons Seel-Naylor & Co.'s celebrated Cast Steel
MaBhslls do; German, Crowley - English and
celebrated Sheet Cast Steel for Gin Saws; Gin Saw
Plates and Gin BIstles.
Ok Log, Trace Coil and Halter Chains
Carolina Louisiana Grubb1g and Cane Hoes
Patent Metallic Sauce Pans and Tea Kettles.
Brass, Copper and Iron Ware m
T Timer. FFSf ga P as saRfs F Bd% ana'
Armitage and Coiey's Mouse Hole Anvils.
Xses Screw Plates GNsa, Stocks sOcs and Dies
Ciarkis Patent Butt Hinges.
LoSks@EAmeTisan and Epglish-f9f every description.
Round Bolts, Cut Taeks and Brads.
Bras and PLATED Bits StlTTnps and E Buek ke;
Brass CSckf, Block Tn p. Faucets "oVe "le'
shOyes and Tongs, Fire Sets, Fender nj
Tin Ware, Japanned Ware. Lantherns, Tea Trays.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, RazoE, Scissors.
Roots, Hunts, Simmons, ETC.
5000 kegs Boston Nails of the celebrated Weymouth
SD S. s. Co. brand Pressed Boat Spikes Wrought
and Horse Shoe Nails.
$50 tons Hollow WHe, Castings, etc.
300 dozens Shovels and Spades-Ames's, Adams's,
Woods, and other makers.
1000 dozens WhittemOres COTTONWOOD and Horse Cards,
assorted, genuine and second quality.
300 dozens Coffee Ms-Wilsons genuine and imitation.
300 dozens Wire and Hair Sieves assorted.
sou coils MANILA lard and Cotton COTdage, Bed Cords,
Plough Lines, Oakum, etc.
Files, Edge Tools Saws. Mill and CTOSs-cut do.
Grass and Corn Sythes. Sckles.
StIaw Cutters, Com Shelters.
Corn Mills, Horse Collars, Hames, Blind Brides.
PlOughs-Of Parsons, Kings, Halls and other makers.
Walls Saw. GTist Mill and Gin Irons, Garden Tools.
Combs, Brushes, Fancy Perfumery, Soaps, etc.
Wrapping Paper, Writing do, Quills, Steel Pens,
Shoe Thread, Irvine, Hide Whips, Glue.
Band and Harness Leather
Beaehed Winter Sperm 0il-wauanted pure.
Double Refined Winter Bleached Whale Oil.
Fall and Winter Lard do.
English and American Linseed do
Olive and Tanners Brown Mixed do
Tar, Pitch, Spirits of TuTpentne.
White Lead, Ground and Dry Paints.
Lampblack. Putty Window Glass, ETC..
Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mill Stones. Z
Powder Shot Bar Pig and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes etc.
With every other article appeainng to the Hardware trade,
all which they offer for sale low. do ltd&5mW
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ALABAMA OsNABURGs.

"A u a d A W A Us n b . RUS.
~ We receiving and shall keep sale. large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufacture
ing Company, Alabama These Goods think not in
eor of Southern Manufacture We invite the atten-
ton of Planters Merchants and Others these Goods
are directed to sell at the E0aoest market price.
d14 3mis JOHN t. DONALD & CO.. 80 Camp st.
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Cofee.House al Auotio1

BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY. December Is, ls4s at hatpas O'Clock r.
The BAR and OYSTER SALOON Of the "coNTRERAs,,
COFFEE-HOuSE, corner OF Baronne and Hevia streets.
Also-The LEASE Of the House. =. Terms cash. ola
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Choice Flowers and Fruit Trees.
RX AIARPHY q NEXIIIS.

"WEDNESDAY December 90 at l2 oclOck-Wi be sold, at the
w Of Magazine and DelOrd streets - -, .
very large GREENHOUSE and spacious HOIbEDst OF q
hr-sized Sashes. Of the best dimensions.
The stock Of PLANTS comprises large and select aore
consisting, in part Cameas Peonies, Myes Sweet Olv Ge
Jasnnss, Roses Shrubbery, Oaenta Trees, Fruit
Trees Grape varieties celebrated in France 200
Pear Trees Of the best French qualities, budded On Ounce
The Of The Plants received last spring from France per
ship trancone and in the bestoT order.
The Amateurs respectfully solicited call and examine the
collection previous Q the sale. die
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DRUGS AND MEpIUINEs, .

DRUGS AND MEpTONEs =
nUIEIEE. CALQMEL, BLUE MASS, LIE. 1-7-sl
Nnk GAG, nHUBARB, eto.--As low fof esah S2-F
( o. can be procured sseWhe-e-Qal nnd ~
ST Siudge.-Dr. z. J. COXE's PREPAkA- 80
@1G SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unsquslsd
IFXfRAGF Or CoPAiVA, sARsAPARILtA
AND CUBEBs-A eertn and sgrees5le cure, superior 70
TIE Capsules OF any other sxttect.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARIIlLA AND
TARAXACUM-Ths strongest preparation that csn be
BALsAM OF EAPHTHA, TAR, LTYEHWORT,
stc-Fo the relief sud cpe OF Consumption and Br1nr
MENT.
k- Espsuis attention paid D TIRE treatment Of Rhs11a
tim, Bronchitis sad CcnSu mVtion.
HATS. HAT SILK Sill
E0O DOZEN Or BLACK SOFT BUEEA ytsAAe
ebDO HATS. A few cases Of those Guta kefch4S 80
feued Moleskins, and good assortment OF 6sss 81
inst received By the ships Maid of OIeans ara 1s
JOHN DURBRIDGEi
as 8 EunsRhsEss FlTsst, W FisHst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

THIS PANORAMA is Three Times the Erten Of Painting
the World and faithfully view OF country Three
Thousand Hundred Miles Length The Drawings
made from actual observation BY Mr. STOCKWE and are truth
full copies the Magnificent Scenery the World and
every Ci TOi0a Page and Landing from the Gulf
Of Mexico Falls Anthony Among the Cities repre-
Orleans Natchez Vcsburg, Memphis ST. Louis,
Gaena, the Mormon City Of Nauvoo, with the Temple etc. ETC.
Innuerabe Steamboats, each likeness the
represented under way, woodng, the landings burning
snagged collision and countless numbers Of other kinds
of waeeraft In the "Upper Mississippi
will be shown number Of Indian Villages and Encampments
with Lodges Wgwams and Groups Of indians
Costume dancing ball play, fishing, and equipped for
In Short feature Of the mighty Father Waters has
been slightly passed over.
~ MIR. J. NJ WESTON will give Historical and Geographical
Explanations the places the picture passes before
the audience.
s Admission 50 cents Children halfprce Entrance from
PeTdido
n The Panorama will commence moving at o'clock each
evening. dIu }. M WESION, DIRECTOR
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TnR PARNfELEU woaid inviis 81 thors su1lshug from
Nsrts cr othsr diseases peculiar 70 the Fsqkg sDs-
ts7s e osa e hi.of3os No "a HEYLG STREET.
90 Ehvsts oqnsuliations 1stween The hoqE O. ana 4
fssev.s- sEipif
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ARMoRY HALL.

ARMoRY HALL.
THE SABLE MELODISTS
DEsPECTFULLY Three Of their unique and Vys9o
Ia FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENTS on az ~4Ss
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY, Dec. 18th, ABN-sSg
18th and I7th. SsAELlS
AZ and attractive Programme Each Evening con- rs
sistng Of the choicest reflections Of ETHIOPIAN
MELODIES Overtures the Gems Of Operas
by this celebrated Company style superior to
other Aristes n America.
Doors open hapast g. Concert to commence at haipa L
Cards o admission 50 cents. DIS
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0grgA, OUT GLASS, ORQQKHR1 WARE 4to.
ID ICH FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA fsaE
IA Roman, renCh, and Bohemian Ornsrnsnht A
CwRCnf Giass DecantsTs, 9qblsts. T1rnbisu, Wne SB
NIA Glsszes. eto.i Solar Lamps 80
f Dinner Supper and Desert P1fet, o. tns To1sst dr.
49, gSs 9 ,s lss': psf, ss ,, 9 5d 3 '
grrpE egks psDs Eizsa 81 In
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

EB- Benefit of Mr.. c. d. PITT. IL
THIS EVENING Saturday, Dec. l6 lss VIII be presented,
i shakpeare Tragedy Of KING LEAR-King Lear Mr. C. D.
Pitt Edgar, Mr.. Norton Corelia, Mrs Stuart To conclude
with shakspeares Comedy Of KATHARINE AND PETRu-
CHIO-PetTuchi, Mr.. c. D. Pitt Katharine, Mrs. Jones'
Tomorrow Sunday-A Tragedy, with powerful cast,
and A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
Doors open haf-past g. and Curtain rises at o'clock
Tickets and places may be had application to Mr. j. r
BALY between the hours Of 10 and o'clock, every day. do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

From the New \ OK Evening I0sbl
. JENNY LIND HAIR GLoss.-We would refer our read.
en- to advertisement in another column OF celebrated
preparation for beautfyng the hair called the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss It is certainly splendid article keeps the
hair moist and soft and impas ustre that highly beau
tful IL is chemical preparation, and is unsurpassed by
any article used in the cosmetic art and must meet the
probation of cOnnOeu and all Others interested in beau
tful head of hair"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

A DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY, at u
"A O'Clock, Families, Parties and Juveniles and FREE CON-
CERT EUeTy EVeaRg, O'Clock in front the Giro BY
MENTER'S celebrated BRASS BAND.
THE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGS and ACCOUTREMENTS are
elegant any Arena, and the Stud Of
HORSES probably the attached any Circle, including
eccentric and dminuve Trick Ponies ATOosook, Flash
Dash, and Mag Flg
The TROUPE the and talented congegated
city, and divided distinct corps, JUVE
NILE ARTISTES and those OF NATURE YEARS: the for
mer, all under years age, led BY Mile ROSA, the
greatest living Equestenne Master JEAN the extraordinary
performer upon the Thtrope and Equestrian; and Master
WILLIE the astonishing Gynast. The latter are led by DAN
RICE the great original Clown and Jester
ROl, the Rider OF the world II Signor LUIGI GER
MANI the great Dramatic Equestrian H. P.
MADIGAN, Mons. LA THORN, Mons PIQ0ET, +. RIOS
STEM, j. PURCELL, f. NACHE, accomplished Equesans,
Gynnssts Vauers ETC., and Mesdames RICE, MADIGAN,
NACHE, etc.
~ engaged and will shortly appear dS
~ Signor FELIX CARLO, the Great Italian Bufo and Trick
Clown, celebrated children, RODOLF, CAROLINE
and LOUISE engaged for SIX NIGHTS, commencing
WEDNESDAY, Dec 49, %
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

cSATURDAY EVENING, Dec TO- ls4s-wi presented for
= the second time this The celebrated Grand Opera
acts BY Ron called WILLIAM TELL. Performers: Messrs.
Duuc Coad and Valet and Mesdmes Berton and Leeour
s Performances to commence at quarter before o'clock DIS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

eY- To Eeape MONDAY, Dec. 1s, at 4 P. M, pos.
EINOR MOBILE (via the yer,l Montgomery. Wetumpka,
G and III landings the Alabama River 1RrmA
Men Orleans, Mobile and N0ntg0Meg Packet f lt9g&
The new, low.pressure steamship OHIO Capt a.a1zas
Charles Ward IS receiving freight and viii leave Is
above For freight passage apply board at st. Louis
street wharf or 10 HYDE OGLESBY. IL POydEss st.
N. B.-The Ohio viii ruu regular packstin the above
trade during the dill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

~ Gas Lisht Company, New Orleans, December 2,
Annual Election for SIX DIRECTORS will be held the Office Of
Company on MONDAY, The let Of January next betwssn The
ds u y a. ~ A-l = p. N. wooD, sssEstary.
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The faIlowing IS ftom be London EzamIner.

1.-THE German gloss for the HAIR known the Jenny Lin
Hair Gloss the Continent and the wonder Of the
deghtmg every body, has come TO London TO show i
charms. We not little amused to its beauties dis
played by the at the Royal Opera last
ing and especially that Count DOsay had pTeviOu
to listening the nghtngae's song annointed his hea
with her balm. All the town is alive, and every body is gel
ting it,
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RIVER AND MARINE.

~ To leaUs MONDAY January l. Is49s
ENQR SAN FRANCISCO and Monterey, California
A. The new Baltimore clippeF-hult ship AhOHL- Ia
TECT, Capt ]. A. Cray, will leave a. above, ezlAk
touehing at Rio de JaneiFo, and can take the bulk
OF 1900 barrels freight and accommodate fifty in
the first and second cabins
The IS 600 tons buFhen and from the beauty Of her
model and sailing qualities, already proven, Is presumed
she can make the passage less time than any vessel IN the
United States, either sail Shipper or parties do
sirous OF going, inspect the A. lying at the first
wharf in Lafayette. For freight or passage apply to
g. J. MEEKER, s. PoydTas street.
Passage-in first cabin e25 90
Do second cabin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7E 90
To Storage passengers not taken. d1l
~ TO IeaUe MONDAY Dec. IS, at 10 an
nor CALIFORNIA and OREGON-Unit States
Il Mail Steamship Company. II he mail
steamship FALCON, w. II. Thompson, CON- e II i3kBN
mander, will leave this port for Chagfes, ass@AssH
above, with the California and Oregon mails No berth
secured until paid for
DG - do in lower cabin. .................. eO W
f- Passengsrs ~ L. on svsTv
thing except wearing apparel and that when exceeds
SoO pO4nds Inc Falcon will connect with the Panama
line. For freight OF passage. amply 70
PARADISE, sAFFARANS & CO., Agents.
Iapf
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for the benefit Ct said Fire Company, aid them IN repairing their
~ c. D. BUNcE's Hat Store, 30 Canal street.
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81 II. DsllsY's Magical Pain Extractor The
original and only always has the
the proprietor, " Il. DALEY " the wrapper each boT
Edutirrn Dspo Charfrgs street. 0flsans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

To To leape TUESDAY, Dec. 49, at P. NJ, positively.
NOR LOUISVILLE e. Cincinnati Evans g. ~
Il vile, etc-The new, hghtdranght passen
ger steamboat HIRAM POWERS. Q. G.
Pearce master is receiving freight, and VIII leave a.
shove For eg ht passage having unsurpassed accom-
modations, apply board, opposite POydras street, to
dis HYDE g. OGLESBY. ~ POydTas st.
N. B.-The Hiram Powers draws only q inches Shipper
and her reaching her destination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

WE aEs seeylag sffe assortment Of the above superb
LET sess. ...ALso -. -. e .,,.,.
BRUSSELS, tpFp, nsfRns Ia great variety Of 4hntet
End p9itsIrs, Fszssl41s for ht4 ana stesi FisuI9t
WINDOW Is AYR fIJ1 KS, I'm IS p % inch;
IyA6I1E ard PIANO D1yERs Of Tsrqgs guesiiisss
mATTfN9S ard FIl5DA Gil CLOTH IN stq a isslt
wt3s, bssuaiEhi EtstsTrs, OF various quagas3 ana
vel sgssQnsd ~ Of which W5 9fisf q ne ioWea+
raerhst rf1ss, ~ rllnl Ca 2 q. Isy4l =. ~-,.
CO 5m A. BlOgS5Ehy y ~. ~ gnaItI1A ~
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q Eleotro-l6sgnetio Machines for Medical Use,
vi lProysl fls.nn Bat.srstpts IRON 3l2 So g SO E7-
sophc Apparatus order Densts' Gold Pas
snd Wire; s9ckton Artificial Tsn Files Excava1E Points
! as In d Is. ANnERsnM- II 8. cha--s. =.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

.,E5E Nsworleans, Dec. s, 1e4s.--Dr. J. MENsING g:
Sir The Set Of Tes yo inserted for consider % Be the best
JOB eyer saw They equally ssrvaa5s e ne tcl ass q W
natural teeth Those needing work done il youIu are ~
call me- az No a John rss hstvssn Psiido aud GavisE
siTTsts, snd inspect It for themselves. Yours, -
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nsr - sEoIR9 SALE

A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- e. =
"A suFes 165 feet-1s2 feet on deck. y feet
BEAM with six feet hold, has three forty inch
boilers IS feet long two twentynch cylinders. seven fee
sokeall entirely new with the boat She draws only %
inches water and will carry 400 tons freight ls only one
year and nine months old her cabins furnished IN eXce
lent style and well found in every respect For further par
di4 # HYDE oGLEsBY, ~ Poydras st.
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TTVHERE are now Twelve CARRnGEs u@SMn
i in the above Line and viii leave as Es9ss -
follows: a-s--s @<-u
First Carriage from Lafayette ~ A. H.
Fi-s i Do. do GoTgrnmsnt Whsrf. % My...sH A. y.
Fin. do. do. Canal street, each way.......g 4. W..
Lest DO do. DO. de-. ~ ?. =.
Iac4or, Ols lire tickets received.
ess No fn1oking slqwsd or intoxicated persons permit.
ssS Bride. hi2a1 J. b. sLAWsoN 8 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

THE JENNY LIND HAIR Gloss OR DER ScHoE
CLANz-We are indebted to William Johnson, proprietor
for bottle of the first in this country of this beautiful
duetiou Of Julius WhOeher, the distinguished German
and Chemist and Psychologist which is producing
ton in the fashionable circles in Europe It is Just intro
duced here and will be for sale and predict for It
brilliant career The beauty and spendor of its effect are
equal the distinguished title bears and the great Eeputa
noFifc fborJ
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--.,.-, ,,,.E!1gvl1 WA: 2; MoEoAlN., -, -.

prRbueEl WAIbnnlHk9f....Ho. 81 gaHA ftrS0i
THIRD doom FAoM CAMP 8TEHET. =
II gsIaYsT9 bar jp Esseiygd g Pdd5Sggs T5appy Of
GOODS consisting 81 very supsrlor Gold and 81. W
zE1mn-ZA vst Wttohss, With Hunting g4sss, s. -
- - Of n J. Tobias, Rpskel, ana 81 lsg
-, =. superior makers also, fine LONDON DQI.eH
stehes neh JeyTev. Of the sisst stgs, COM InR me
Hscksees BrsaEt Pins. God Pencil CaEsg, Finger EHFt
&c =: As9, grent VARSITY Of FANCY GQODsa tsle5sd
~ himself IN the oFhern markets from the lat Enflpean
llnVzstors conaigting Of WoTk.Bc Pressing ssai
frs Fsns Rssuss s5stgrs n8 assortment Of sIL YBs
WARE pers az eatn Umbrellas, Canes and 9Th fancy
f.slra. 81 the Ehors articles viii be sold a. tho most 91s'
fats ,stss ms IN sdp
N . 8 - :. 3 = = y q Z. q n a
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E9~ To Eeape MONDAY Dec. Is, at O'Clock p. N.
NOR ST LOUIS, Memphis, etc.--The new, fast-run-
IL ming passenger steamboat SULTANA, 81 -
Henry ]. Moore master, expected daily,
and will leave as abOve. Fer freight or pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodation, apply board
at POydras street wharf or to
- - HYDE & OGLEsBY, Il Poydras It,
~ The Suana being very light draugh viii inset with
detention and run throughout the season. dis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

eE~ Messrs. r. BELL & co. uonsignees Of %
sa~Fs Corn ner steamer New Orleans win please call and re-
ceive the sar1e or viii be sold to pay eSpensss
n8T HYDE OGLESBY. IL Poydrss st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-16
The Canadian View OF the Presiden Il al
ElectlOn.

II would appear by our Geographic report, that
General Taylor has been elected President OF the
United States OF America. Prior to the election,
the hopes OF the wing party were very strong, and
II ID seen by the result that their hopes we'll
founded. We hardly know whether we should
congratulate the country this elevation OF Gen.
Tay lor not He himself is an estimabe man,
abd h party is composed of nearly all the wealth
and int lljgence OF the Union; but on the other
hand, thai PAL y is, has been, opposed to
a low tariff and the introduction OF British goods
The cry Is protection Tor native productions.
Whereas, General Cass and the democrat although
opponents IN speech to Great Britain and her IN
,erests, have always advocated low tariff and
hee uade. Thus, hile the wings speak the fairest
TO Great Britain, and treat her with the utmost
courtesy, they close the ports to her merchandise
an manufactures; while the democrats, furious
in denuhciaitn, and threatening war every in
slant, nevertheless freely admit and consume the
commodities OF the nation they provoke.
:" 10 the vicors belong the spoils" This is
maxim with our republican neighbors, which will
be carried fully into action when General Taylor
takes his seat in the Presidential chair next
March. AL the Office holders In the Union will
be nj 10 the right about, and others, OF the wing
party, appointed TO fill the vacancies; to be them
next Preside ntial election in 1852, succeed, as In
all probability they will, in slecting their candi-
date. This coming in and going out system, like
the buckets In draw well, may be all very well,
and truly proper. in arepubllc, but would hardly
suit sober monarchy. Nevertheless II has its adj
vocafes IN Canada, where the government is mo-
nsichica IN name, but really republican in prin-
ciple and acnon.-htngston (CaHoda) Wh,g,
Nor III.
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TRANSLATION
From the Due dAumaic to the Queen his mother
ARMY OF AFRIoA-PRovINcE OF CONSTANTINE.
BATBENA, March u, 1914. :
have not time, dear Majesty, to give you any
further details relative to our expedition. refer
you to Montpensier's journal, and to my report to
the governor, copy of which send you. Permit
me merely to say TO you, that le Plat showed him.
self worthy OF his race. For the first time IN his
life he found himself exposed to a pretty active
fire, face to face with a numerous enemy, occupy
lodged them with very small force; without a
moments hesitation or surprise, he directed the
fire of the Mountain Division, which had en-
trusted to HIM, with intelligence and GOODNESS;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-16

TRICK ON THE CLERGY Some person In Charles
town has been lately amusing himself at the ex-
pc nse of considerable number Of nitarian mi
yersast clergy men, to whom he has sent forged let
tiers inviting these clergy men, In the name OF the
committee Of vacant church In that city, to supply
the punt az candidate for settlement. number of
letters have been received by the committee from
clergyren in different parts Of the country, accept
Ing or declining the In vitaton to visit Chsriestonn
Rosian Trareiltr, Nor. u.
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Arnrfe d'AfriQue.-P rovince de Constantine
RATuENA &c ~ mars 1914

Arn,ec d'Afrique.-P Province de Constantine.
BATHENA, ce ~ mars 1911.
Je nal pas lie temps, chGre Majestic, de vous
bonner des details nouveaux sur notre expedition,
je vous renvoye au journal deMontpensier ct mon
rapport au Gouverneur, don't je vous adresse cope.
Quill me SOFT pcrmls settlement de vous dire que lie
Plat s'est montr6 dgne de toute sa race. II s'est
trouve, pour la premiere fols, sous un feu assez
vif, devant un ennemi nombreux, ctabli sur des
positions foImidables, ct que nous enevlons avec
peu de monde; IL ma pas eu un instant de surprise
nj d'hesitation. II conduit lie feu de la division
de montague que je lul ava,s coniee avec intelli-
gence ct sapgfroid etil eu rhonneur de recevoir,
en- chargeant pied avec linfanterie. une egrati-
gnure la paupiere qul fait tres-blen. LIE VOLTA
baptise, ct de la bonnie manIere. Maintenant je
vaIs tacher de lie menager pendant lie temps que
nous resterons ensemble. Nous repartons de main;
nous allons tacher d'apprendre aux montagnards
de PAures que Fon nattaque pas Improvement un
camp francaIs. Des que cette afiaIre aura prls
figure, j'Irai passer quelques jours Constantine,
Oh ma presence est ues-nccessalfe. zen profile
raj pour vous renvOyer ce bon frere, don't je me
scparerai avec beaucoup de pelne; mas mante-
nant quill salt ce que cest, III ma plus ren faire
icl. Je compte lie proposer pour la croix, mais at
d'autres propositions au Gouverneur. lie bon
Jamin a etc blessc Il cote de nous, heureusement
sans aucune Pravltc
Veuilez remercier ma tante ct Clementlne de
leurs BONES lettres, auxquees e nai pas lie temps
de repondre, ct croyeZ que Je suls touJours bien
re connaissant de Pexacitude avec laquelle vous
ybuez birn me donner toutes les nouveles qui
peuvent m'interesser. Chere Majestic, je vous EN-
brasse CONNIE e vous alme, c'est-a.dlre du neil
leur de mon cuur. Mes respects au Roi; mes ami
ties loue la famllle.
Votre respectueux fills,
IT NON