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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

The following letter was received from the
Hon Henry A. WISE, in answer 10 an invita-
ton TO be present al The discussion, a, our Au-
gust Court Il will be seen That il was no, to be
used unless Mr. Stuart endorsed Mr.. Fillmore as
not being an abolitionisl, in which event il was
10 be read 10 our people-and as it could not be
read on Monday, lis publication has become nc
cessary. The line OF aster,sks ~ indicate an
omission Of par oi the euer, personal only 10
Mr.. Wise :-TAugpstG DcnOcr0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

He was sincerely .iigloas in his antislavery
zeal: Mr. Fillmore was not so. The latter was
only scctortal.y anu politically opposed 10 The in
sliu,ion ot slavery. Mr. Slade had the better
excuse, therefore OF the two.
His zeal often earned him loo far, but no
Christian could assail him because he was OBJ
viously aclualed by the motives of "a man Of God
On the occasion referred 10 he was inlocrabe
in his attack upon the institutions and feelings
OF the South and transgressed every rule Of order
The scene went SO far that some SO or 60 Re-
personalities from the South rose from their seats
and left the Hall OF the House. Oflhose mem.
bers who re NAMED, 1863 ia number, the large ma
Jority were Tor ailayins the exciiemen! and re.
strain disorder which no. only threatened The
harmony OF The House, bu; really seemed to en-
danger ,he Union. Al 2 o'clock, P. NJ, mo-
lion was made THAT the House do adjourn"
ltpassed in The affirmalive-Yeas los, nays 81
MT. Fillmore voted with Mr.. Adams aud MIR
Slaae in The Negative. MIR. Slade had asked
leave TO proceed with his speech and Mr. Fill
more voted with him against Adjournment in or
derto allow him do so. To prevent such agi-
,atins aud alarming scenes in future The Soulh
ern members met, after the adjournment, in a
commi &C. r, en- Of The Capitol. Much debate
attended lhef deliberations and no ,iulc excite.
ment. Representatives aud Senators from The
South, OF different paltics. reproached each other
ansrily iorthe responsibility OF encouraging such
ianaticism as that exhibited by Mr.. S!ade in the
House that day. Tae one faction was arIaisu.
ed bv the other as no better than aholi,ionis,s
aud the latter were accusei Of desisntu DESTROY
the Uaon under The preex; Of defending the in
sliIn!ion OF slavery. Finally, committee cor
sistns OF four, two Senator'S, Messrs Criuenden
OF Kentucky, and Cuibbeu of Georgia, and Two
Representatives, Mr. Turney Of Tennessee, and
Mr. Wise of Virginia, was appointed To draft
and submit resolutions. Aver consultation, this
commillee reported 10 the meeting the following
resolution, to wit:
"Resolved, That all petitions, memorial. and
papers touching The abolition OF Slavery, or the
buying, selling, or transferring OF slaves in any
Stale, district or territory of the u STATES, be
laid upon The taole, without being debated, pin.
ted, read, or referred, AMI that no further acicn
whatever shall be had thereon"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

WILKES AND LIBERTY" THE Journal of
Commerce publishes the following extract from
speech delivered in the British House Of Commons
in February, l774, by that eloquent champion Of
the rights of man. John Wilkes:
In the great scale of empire, you will decline,
fear, from the decision Of this day, and the Anperi-
cans viii rise to Independence, TO p00er TO all tie
greatness of the most renowned STATES for they
build on the social basis Of general public liberty
II you persist in your resolution, all hope of recon
ciliation is extinct. The Americans will triumph
the whole continent Of North America will be dis
msmbered from Great Britain, and the wide arch
Of the raised empire viii fall -
Six months after this prophetic speech was deli
vered, Virginia became Independent Of the British
Crown, and in a few months Massachusetts was
also independent State, although her capital was
in possession Of the British troops for short period
thereafter. The family Of Wilkes removed TO
America, and its descendants of the same name are
among the most respectable citizens of New York
One of his American grand nieces is married to
Lord Jeffrey in Edinburgh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

EUROPEAN WAR-H we are not greatly mis-
taken, European war is inevitable. What will
the war be fOrl We say in the prophetic language
OF the illusri0us George Canning-d lDdF Of TIria-
ctpte-a war which shall decide, at the lannon's
mouth, whether a democratical or mOnarchical
Government is the best system Of securing to the
people the greatest portion of freedoms protection
encouragement and happiness.
This war, we fear. is about 10 commence. and
have prophetic idea Of its terrible but inst re-
suit. The g Cities Of the Plain Paris, Vienna
etc.,) must be destroyed, and hardly stone left to-
tell where they stood. This would be an abo-
dyne-a wholesome scourge of the resilient chan
nels Of revolution.
But what Of England! How is she to escape Z
There Is no escape for her. London and the large
towns must pay the penalty incurred BY their own
Wantonness. The people of England cannot any
longer bear the pressure Of the national debt. The
shopkeeper cannot pay his rez nor can the house
holder pay his taxes with geTishing his
children. What is then "a ~ We have
eight hundred millions Of m by should not
these creditors be placed as Eo John Russell and
Sir Robert Peel have placed merchants, plant
ers and others of the Feast and West Indies If
these must be ruined, disguised under the term
sacrificed +" for the public good, why are the
fundholders TO be spared Every man in Eng
land, encouraged by the dishonest Government Of
the day. who has invested the profits OF his indus
try in railroads, is distracted and mourning over
his loss Of fortune and his means of existence But
why is the fundholder alone in quiet possession of
undlsturbed investments ?-LiUerpOoL Mail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

INTERNATIONAL POsTAGE.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Baltimore Sun Of the 9TH inst
We learn that advices from Mr. Bancroft, Min
lister of the United States at the Court of ST. James,
announces the gratifying intelligence that the long
tried efforts of our department, TO establish per-
manent reciprocal postal arrangement with Great
Britain, have at length been successful It is I'M
derstOod that, under this arrangement, postage on
letters weighing half an ounce, across the Atlantic,
will be twenty cents, to be paid to the vessel per-
forming the service, two cents for delivery at the
post office, and the additional inland postage of
either country according TO its tariff for distances
There can be no doubt that our energetic Post
master General will put the arrangement into ope-
ration so soon as be learns it has been commenced
in England without waiting further legislative &C
ton, be is fully empowered by the act Of 9th Of
June. 1913, SO 10 DO
Thus may all interested in the intercourse be-
tween the two countries rejoice that the contro-
versy is settled.
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Ne% YoT Creu g into ONE fMNFNsE rFE BfE COM
PANY, viii open for short the Of ST.
Charles and Pogdras stres THIS EVENING under a
a ami with a sntTasas ~ 81 Chris st5set
Adiss0nDre circle SO cents; Colsea boxes 50 cents
IN establishment emphatcaly Everybody everything
connected herewith with possibly
appearing before Nsworlears audence) and management
the head Of which only known in his professional capacity Of
Jester the Jester deems incumbent few words
The COSTUMES TRAPPINGs and AcCoUTREMENTs have
portion OF Clowns uns, and probably
the rich and seu ued, least in this country,
the circle.
MENTORS BRASS BAND its Distinguished Leader competitor
Of The Lion Kendall land to be joined few days by the famous
DICK WlLLlS,) Constitutes the Orchestra.
HORSES spotted and sleek and symmetrical circus
nspny and bis four dnutive and eccentric PONIES
AROOSTOOK,a pupil writer usurps province
of the Jester exciting e disabilities Of the audience
The TROUPE embraces the chyay Of the profession the North,
with air representation Of European TALENT
DAN RICE the Clown, sometimes called the Shaksperesn with
pretensons little inflated by the paray Of friends,
land New Orleans has ganered ups joke
while months Captain the Ohio and Mississippi
Mile ROSA eaIessy announced the superior Of Madame
Maca and of the best Female Equestrian the Arena has
Young GLENN Ros position as the first living Horman is easily
determined by the fact Of his making chd play on saddleless
hoTe E2qsas la i9aets somsrss b anq a
the school Of Le snd in the excitement he created
the land Of Painting and Song.
Mons. La THORN with multiplicity Of accomplishments i. Z.
BURNIsH Scenic Rider, classic conception aud execution,
Young HIRAM DAY, no less skiu than youthful YANKEE
THRIFT good every thing and Clown, the first rank
ii the East r. ROSETElN, to whom is attributable much Of
Tie harmony Of proportions Characteristic establishment;
Mesdames RICE. NASH, MADIGAN, THRIFT. etc, mpor-
The beautiful effects ann to produce and
Messrs NASH, PURCELL, CONE, FORD, hAVILAND,
METCALF, etc. though only the distance Indispensable
the perspective Of an inviting picture
al that order, Heavens first law,
method the wishes Of his patrons, and the gallant
regard for the comfort Of the lady portion Of his audience the
Con Circus shall be anything bu cowHsh and it IS trusted
te boarding o. o,r years tosrs6y successful labor and It's &C
Young HERNANDEZ, W. o. DALE and other Northern Stars,
will appelr as the season advances DAN RICE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
So
AME RICAN THEATRE.

Second night of Mr. GEO. JAMESON First appearance this
season Of Miss ELIZA PETRIE.
TFHs EVENING Wednesday Nov. ls4sTbe performances
Il VIII commence with Tobn's Comedy TEE HONEY
MO0N-Duke Aranza, Mr. Geo. Jamison; Count Monaban
Mr. Kingsley Rolando, Mr. J. Charles; Lampedo Mr. GreTson
Balhazar Mr. j. Greene Jacques, Mr. Spear; Lopez Mr.. K
Ter Camplo Mr. GTOsyeno Julana Mrs Coleman Pope; Yo-
aute, Miss E. Perie; Zanora Mrs Johnston Hostess Mrs.
Rowe. During the Piece, Rustic Dance After which,
Fancy Dance by Miss j. LaFoes The Red, White and
Blue" BY Mr. Grosyenor. "A Dwarf Dance by Mr. Ihomp-
The performances will conclude with the Musical
Comedetta Of PERFECTION; The Lady of Munser-sir
Lawrence Paragon, Mr. J. Greene Charles Paragon, Mr. J.
Charles Sam, Mr.. Spear Kate OBren Miss Pste; Susan,
Miss LaForest.
Tomorrow, Thursday, third appearance Of Mr. G. JAMESON.
- The Poiee Department under the control Of Mr. * L Beena
Prices Of dd10-Dess Circle cents Parque Second and
Third Tiers, cent? Co0red Boxes cents Gallery
Private Boxes and secured the HoxOce,
the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P NJ, by applying Geo. S.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors before Z; Performance will
qnaTteE-pas precisely mis-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

LETTERs-PATENT. - King James, with all his
pedantry and praise of w.t. could sometimes do
witty thing, and sometimes say one. A man once
stood upon his head on the pinnacle of church.
suitable reward for his foolhardiness. His majesty
expressed his admiration of the feat, and said,
g We will grant thee letters patent that none
else but myself shall perform the same experiment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
NEW ORLEA MS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IS

SECOND MUNclPAIirY CoUEGL-This body held its
regular weekly meeting last evening, Recorder Baldwin in
the chair The following the Treasurer weekly statement
Balance on hand at last fepot.............s59 SIS
Received $5,i5l 25 055 Is
DIsbuTsed SG3 %
OA &lJ1 70
petition received fOm Christo oher Lilly. praying
the Council to reimburse him orhe loss OF $3.50 which sum
he he lost BY the burning Of his Coffee house. on aur-
day, the 18th ut. Another petition from William Jones'
representing that he had lost the value of s6 Is in clothing
By The burning Of the said house. and praying remuneration
also read. Both petitions were referred to the Commit
ice on Claims
On motion Of Mr. Peters the Treasurer was ordered to
note to Robinson and Hasam for $780, in part pay
ment Of dredging boat; also note for $3.50 in pay
ment for oil furnished for the lamps the Municipality
Mr. Peters introduced a resolution that the Council memo
Haze the Legislature TO obtain correction Of the Assessors
rolls, which was adopted
Mr. Renshaw, from the Committee Streets and Land.
ngs reported in favor Of giving Messr. Matthews and
POldbeHy contract for building a market place The re-
Port was adopted.
Mr. Peter Conrey, jr elected the vacancy in the
Public school Direction. caused by the resignation of Mr.
John GOcdin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

Dc The telegraph line between Reading, Phila-
delphia and Poltsvile, has declared dividend Of
per cent out of the profits for the last six months
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

o. A new Sunday paper, independent Of party,
and of large size soon to be issued in Cincinnati
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

or They are going TO give Mrs. A. Drake COM
plimentary benefit in Cincinnati
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Tuesday Nlght, Fo7enlDef "a I645 }
Business sll continues moderate seae, though as
the receipts from the West growing larger. and there is
some prospect Of in the Ohio, expect our
market to resume the activity customary this season.
The river here still continues Il feet below highwater
mark
COTTON-The publication Of the Amencas advices
on Saturday lnornng. which reported further decline Of
I'D at IReTpoa to have produced little &c
fe with Us The sales ofthe past three days have amounted
to goo bales follows $500 bales on Saturday 45C0 on
Monday and 600 todaypnces being occasionally rather
easier though sufficiently warrant US in reducing
last quotations The purchases have been England
the Continent and the North.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.
ncFrY TrgFr IN rytrTT7 T. ac1 a

HURsDAY EVENING, Nov. 6 Is4s-Wi be presented
zems celebrated Grand Opera lin actsl THE FAVoRITE
Performers, Mess Duue, Corad and Valet Mesdanes Feury
Joli and Lecour.
~ Performance 70 commence at halfpast O'Clock.
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MAYO's UsIC STORE.

W. ? Cy1SuF obTGeEs
PIAN0F0RTES.-6 81, ga and oetayes beautiful
4 patterns with rich Bisck Walnut.
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases with iron aA7sE 81
frames and patent vibrating overb dge. II n AZ IL III
York, Philadelphia and Paris
COLEMAN'S HOLIAN PIANOF ORTES, from the
old and celebrated Factory of T. Gilbert Co. warranted
to remain in tune for years.
GATHCART's MELODEON. This beautiful toned
Parties and the private practice Of Orgsnist suIpass
SECONDHAND PIANOS. fom SIS TO $50
Brass Instruments, Stnnged Instruments Strings for
Harp Piano, Violin, NioOncelO Double Base Banic
Guitar; Drums, Bass aud Tenor; Tambounnes. Banos,
Music Stands, Canterbues Music Stools Daetylions.
MUSIC received from all the publishers and INSTRUC-
TiON BOOKS for every Musical Instrument. A fresh
stock Of the above just received and offered prices
by retail and wholesale rs I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

CHARLES BENDIZ, rs. SHIP HARMONIC, &c.
In the District Court 0f tie United States for the District
Of L0nisiana. o. 6536
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90 The steyermarkische band is in Boston.
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81 MMNs s.

WANTED
THE advertiser having portion of his time dsengaged
Il would make out the Account Sales of a Mercantile
House. Or take charge OF two sets of books for
reasonable compensation Persons in want of his services
Will address j. o. Person. at this office. The best refer
ences given. NJ
WANTED IMMEDIATELY steady, respectable
w GIRL, who is acOmpetent Mliner in al its branches
Apply at The office Of loSll A MARMON Is Natchez st.
M7ANTED-As situation wanted BY Young Man per-
" 2 fectly aeelmated, as OUTDOOR AGENT or
CLERK. The advertiser has extensive acquaintance in
the city. Address : d. j." at this office. %
MTANTED-AGENTS to travel for the GRAEFEN
w BERG COMPANY in Louisiana and Mississippi
Apply at Southern Depot, II st. Charles street.
nd d&W If D. HANSBROUGH.
CARTS WANTED
HNIFTEEN to twenty dOuble-team BOX -
IL CARTS will find constant employ 500 s
ment at good wages, by applying to the <4JsEl
subscriber. &SkAs&7
SAMUEL J.. FORGAY, 299 Poydras street.
mutt between st. Paul and GirOnde Streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
DIR. DAVIS, SYRUP of WILD oHERRY and TAR


IN offering the public this new and valuable remedy or
Consumption, Bronchitis. asthma Coughs Coids. etc
append few notices of the character and efficacy oil the
let for distribution at the agency, which sufferers invited
to obtain 4 may Pc proper to say that M D. s an eminent
the University of Pennsylvania.
F F4fssuS san Ja4 81 g yD d g VIVA Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able 70 .e at
least six gross year,
F Bon6 @ GSsaf& foSS sn s have
To bs to niRdGee paws syrnP Of Wild Cherry and
Cook has used in his practice he thinks highly Of the
medicine Pr. Cook Of the most eminent physicians IN
Bonapare exKng ofspain during all his residence in this
country, -.
M ows s ao ag2 ne g much pleasure ai e
say to you that my Cough and severe affection Of re Lungs
has been entirely removed by the Of onea bottle Of
ID. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and TaI which You and
use IF the above nasd syrup for Coughs and Colds al
most excellent remedy foun fesg 3e 1s1 Z;
Milford. Perry County, Pa, October i isAs
IN my breast 50 much that could hardly lie in bed Al
night Cough attended followed ~ emqcstlon and other
physicians and took great dsal Of medicine without
S Sy sgmp Of Wild Cherry and Tar Of which ook Two
bottles which entirely relieved Of my complaints; there
like manner afflicted as most valuable medicns
The authenticity of the above statement vouced o ~
MT Isaac Murphy merchant Of Milford who knows Nj.
Toomey and the circumstances of his case Mr. T. Is now
sixty years of age.
From DR.. ~ S. Mcintosh
WELLsyILLE, ONO. Jan q, lsil-The article Of Villa
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine, and Il
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly ali
that have forwarded and would be pleased TO have you
send another supply early as the means OF transportation
will open.
DIR. DAVIS SYRUP oY WILD CHERRY AID TAR
The following staement Is word for word a It was taken
from the lips Of Mrs. 6eOEge-whon paint vanish. No
Certificate manufacturing Will sufferers such evidenced
PHILADELPHIA, Sept p. BILL have been subject for
the fifteen years. 10 weakness Of the lungs cough and
hectic fever and very frequently laid up in bed nrag that
time with distressing cough and pain my breast and ie
side, with night sweats. Last Anil had violent attack
which lasted for three months appeared 70 me that my
whole lungs were diseased; would spit up daily hall pnt
of matter took great many remedies that
mended 20 well number Of prescriptions from
family physician WbOs relief At last was prevailed
upon 10 take Dr. Davis Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar which had the most happy and anary effect ny
disease Before had taken bottle. my cough gave way
my night sweats were relieved the pain left my side and
breast now consider that / am entirely WELL exceft a
neuragie pain that occasionally afflicted with
side Of my head, JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
Thonpsen st. 9 door below Schuylki Sixth south aide
~ Sold by ROBINSON, COIsIsiNS& CO., 81 Market
street Philadelphia end
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

IN obedience 20 the commands OF an Admiralty
Il warrant, to directed in the above suit, [ have
seized and taken into my possession the Ship HAIR
NOME, her Tackle. Apparel Furniture, &c; and / do
hereby cite and admOnish the owners and all and
every other person persons having pretending to have
night title the same. to be and appear before
% be holden at the city of New Orleans before the
thd Monday from the date hereof TO show cause if any
they have, why the said ship Harmonic, her Tackle
Apparel, Furniture &c, shonld not be condemned and
sold agreeabiy 10 the prayers Of the Libellants.
u. 5. Narshal's Office, New0 heans, Nov, IA, 1913.
nlj, q, ia WIN. +. WAGNER, U. s. Marshal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

TIVE subscribers agents for the ale Of the Vee Mon.
i agne Co Is" celebrated SHEET Yin O. would call the
attention of Builders and Others to this article when used
of proper thickness and quay) durable and economical
article for Roofs Ii has been used roofs in Europe for
thirty without repair and is now apparently good
when first put 1t particularly calculated for the
roofs Of large buildings Churches. Sugar Houses &c. Cir
cuaB giving all the requisite information the subject
he had and models of the mode Of seem applca-
ton 10 STARK, DAY, STADFFER & CO,
No I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine streets
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PHASE OUTD ONE.

NM VhUoWUhIU IOUbH LANUf > The best
w remedy for Coughs yet discovered No who has
ever tried it fails z cal again. All who have Coughs
Gods, Do heer than to call at the corner of ST.
CHARLES and UNION Streets, where they be supplied at
wholesale OF retail, with the above remarkable compound,
and with all other articles in the Confectionery line fair
prices
N.B.-At the above establishment can be had, PASTRY
of the fine Equality the Proprietor having procured from the
North OF the and best Pastry Bakers hat could
bs found. Parties at all times be supplied by leaving
Their orders as above. ol3 St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

A. BRUSH respectfully informs big friends and the
- pubic that he has opened a DIG JERREO TYPE
CALLER at the of JACKSON and TcHoUpfTor-
Streets Lafayette and guarantees all enesses 10 b
equal any taken in the United States and socts share
of patronage Prices moderate. n13t