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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

i NusREBrtI PmzaaENA-A siuHn.
In phenomena Waz br1H lit 10 liaR q IaW
days ago. III lhe township OF Greenfield,
aaaul cishi miie# from hi, cry. Tie
. faHi ara HaaIly n l9l.uXg
The Mes-r.. Gmngcr-, in boring to
iai water for their saw mil, sunk a lohf
iuch hole TO lio depth OF 10 feet, wHrn
they -lucA VEIN or cavity As they
Withlcw lhc uuecr from !lie cavity. 10
ihgir WrM surprise % was followed by %
cuudh of air and threw hp stona. ss
large hons eggs tenor fifteen lrcthigh.
For few minutes when lhu Whole wus
if-l opened, ihe air was accompanied by
stream Of water. which was thrown icm
or twelve feet high Tho wafer howey.
cr, soon censed rumiug. and the aif Ssh.
ed ont with such force that ihof cunld
Dr. hrar'l distinctly l0f fty or .i1ly rods
distant. On touching lire To the air, IL
caught and The flames flashed twenty feet
tigh. aud came near burning the build.
ing civeiius the machiRery IN which il
was heated. ~ -.
They finally succeeded with eonsidcm.
DIE difficulty an stopping Il iiy fotciag
down blanAei- aai diving a splr mo
lhn hole, which wa. ihsW only means of
'orYug One DIR or rns aud cXtingui.hns
lhr li,uca For -cvgml moments after
lhc air Wa stopped. th, earth tcmbld
and shook for SOME distance around, as
though az eruption wa. about 10 lake
place. Tho people, who BY lh., tinir hoi
gathered 10 The nmdhrr Of about hun.
drod, were greatly alarmed al those .ymp-
toms, and scattered w.h all possible p-
pidily .uppn,int That "Millon.m" W.,
alou. coming i1ai3au., oribat they were
about 20 De blown -,y high by au eartl-
quake. Fmm tho time 1t was opened
uHtil the ume ii was closed, was about
siX hour, nul ili1 air gu.hed ont with The
same upidiiy the whole OF this time
Il hns boz .u opcued sryeul iimc- since.
with the same effect The power aud
force ol thr aif docs not seem to diminish
in ihn leasl.
The Mcssn. tiraugcrs are proposing 10
secure Il w1tb apparatus so as to shut ii
oil aud Iot it out NJ leisure, aud test its
real quaulies. The people in that vicin.
ily are confident now, thut it eau be- con.
yeyud here iupipas, aud successfully used
Iu lighting tho city with gas from lhls
goat natural, underground GusomctcE--
We learn that several scientific geutlc.
mon from this city intend visiting il soon
Dc,rgV D1NV AareHisor.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

BEuAHRAnLE rrEDlcrloNs NrRwmp.-
Philip Oliyauu-, monk ol Oyal, iu the
iu thc year 1914 predicted, 10 is sad. all
lhc remarkable events OF ihU prr-cut
century Tho following luc- have long
hscn current u Gcrunuy. Il would not
be a King ni ISIS. would not De a col
dier m 1919, would NOT Jc a grave Dig
ger IN 1890. But ] would be whatever
YOU please IN lsJl
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
W ALL PAPERS,
10. 20 CANT STREET,

we ~ amp Hitcis NtN Orleans.
= VIE advertiser his always on hand VIII
Y. as.onrd duck u(
FRENCH PAPER-HiNGISGs.
with suitable RsgprHNs' for eaea--among which
arr
Gold and Velvet rsneif and BORDEN:
cold Pgper aud ljofdrra
Scene Papers, double aud snalr width;
Bed lop Pnper and Bomsu. do;
ssiih, bnahzs II ned Cofnmoa Papers.
Wri3r F4per, . fetl vide
Figured Screen pap,rs and Borirrt;
which hr q selling as loW as French Papers can
be sold ia New Oceans lie has alna A~rsio..
Parfas, which be oieI iorer than tley Gun 30
puulhaed t'stwhcfri
'aH in-'eafn prices and boy Il lhey suit you;
" not. ihcfs "aolhina chafg,d for show"
o Fap-u hung TO order, and warfantedf, MIR
JOSEPH ETTER, 20 csnfsi
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

GEN JAChsoN.- s. OplhluN ur ON ZAck.
The great foresight ut GunrEi Juck,On
wa, one ol ths most prominent chamc.
grnsIlr, ol m- mul We have tacn
placed IN pp--g,- lou oi an uurrI1ic Which
D, slukungly illustrative ol b.. and onr ihul
viii bo read 90, th' present time with the
greatest interest General Jackson, lu
iii. sickness. occupied his miui 10 very
great degree with thr subject Of the au.
urNauon OF IpsaN u- hi- bodily strength
laiIoi him Il scented "a. B. hs miud grew
stronger impressed with thg matter A
distinguished clergyman we'll known for
his picty called ou General J0ch'un-,ba
conversation, against The clcfgynnuf
wishrs, turned upon lhc annexation ol
TcNas After a variety oi remarks. the
clergyman observed that hr w0. afraid
luul the annexation would lead 60 90 war
with the European powers. General
jackson still persisted In pursuing this
.uvorilr train oi Thought, when the fol.
lowing conversation cn-ued.
CLEBgWN-Wr should be careful
General, how We involve the country m
"a war because now thar you buyo retired
from public Iiig, wo have no g-tut miIi.
tay commander to rukc thc hyld
GEN JACksJN-Mc have o. conmau-
der perfectly competent
The clergyman expressing surprise at
tho confidence ot Gen. Jacksons remark.
u1qurcd where the people wore to look
tor thutman! The General unhiimtug.
ly -ald-
LOW DOWN ON THE MlsStS.
SlPpI IN THE PERSON OF co.
LIONEL ZACHARY TAYLOR"
LOKiSrthc CONficr
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

IRoM unE Argentine REruBLIc by
pn arrival at New York from Monteyidvo,
we learn that lhe blockade, by the French,
of the whole Buenos Ayrean and Oriental
Coasts, is to be Immediately renewed
und ngdly enforced The authorities OF
the city had declared martial law
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

TnE CnEDIr SY.rGu -.Alr loura
mother wants TO kiow If you'll lend ler
your baby to 60 begging with tomorrow
she'll give you hall Size gots' M. tell
hcfI won't becauscehc owes mc quar-.
ter for the last time she had 10, and be.
,ldr- she pokod cherry stones down its
throat; and stuck pans n 10 to mghcItcp.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

A waggish friend OF ours, says the
Worcester Mass, Budget, attempted to
count the sleepy heads in church, The
other day lie reached as far as iitY
and then-iclI asleep himself
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Ma. NAN BuREN.-Wc like to have u
blow occasionally at Martin Van Buren,
II n all "a our way; We lave always been
opposed to him in his twislng- aud turn.
mr-, aud have never seen reasons Ia
change our opinion Of him. But We do
not think 1t lnif that the llmkcr paper.
which have up TO the present ilmc over
flowed with udu.uuon ul Van Barpu.
should now, iu lumugagu'ust hm, attack
mot only hl- present position, but his past
course, the very course which they have
alway- supported and defended him IN,
We protest agln-t such articles as we
see In the boston Times, headed "Alr.
Van Buren, is NOW where he used 10 bc,
and where be ought ever TO have hryu
and accusing hm OF opposition 10 the
war Of 1872, ol attempting 10 break down
Mr. Madison, OF political lngraiiude,
aud finally OF federalism. We shall not
stand this, We put into Van Burcu q
little olour rold.Iushioued way but We have
mo- idea OF suffering these new comcrs to
90 ahead OF lis ir rdcumclallon oi theif
old friend and leader. Ii M. Van Bufen
wa, such man in 1910 why did you
vote lor him; If he was such a man III
leli, why did you advocate mm' Any
thing that YOU have to say against Mt
Van Burcn Tor his conduct subsequent To
that time wc consent TO, but previous to
that date, all his short coming, are ouI
thunder We do not admit your night to
say one word upon the subject.
Prevalence JoWradt
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
REASONS or A DEMOCRAT ron
SUPPORTING GEN TAYLOR.

OIL plN 1 Nj zen. IAN L0k,
BEAsoNs Is the RIanr WN.-0n Sat.
mdny. last, "A few persons aeeidrntly met
on the whuri. when politics berane the
subject etconsarsution, one Of the loeoIoco
olliee.holders oflhe gavemmani remarked,
lIal he had heard good deal of demo.
eols voting lar Gen. Tuylnr, hut ha did
NOT believe word Of it. IL would Ike
TO see one.
AT this. iarmer. who had loH OF
wheat on The whnri near by. stepped mp
aud said Il an one democrat TINT will
vote iaf General 'ruylor, any how,
surely no. sail the ollicc,halhrr,
"Gcnefat Taylor's got 10 principles
1ouafe not a going lo yoU for a man
lhui has no priurlplezi'
II tell yol what, replied the farmer.
aho's COL the the very principles like
He's an honeslman, and That whal can't
he sald oi manY men who baasi "a murh
about their political principles IL hqs
heen lafly yeafs IN tn employ OF the L,
slglrs Government, aud neither the GOV.
eimenl nor any one that las served m.
der orostr lin has accused INN ul a sin.
gle dishoncstaei lie says if he Is elect.
ed President h. vii be lhe President ot
a people aud ~, "a party, Vow Il Cas-
Is elected, h WiIl be the President Of u
party and oteiu people. don't want q
panty ffe.ldgaE ! WuH 10 SEE every mun
who pay his laNus. aud doas HE duIy 60
his gofemmeal haKe un equal ehanca
ior Office, aud not 10 be treated H. un
alien hHeause h hn. Independence enough
Ia think Tor himself W have had
enough OF thai kind uf iy'uuuy a.galy.-
Gen Taylor zags Ia Won KsIo tda acts
et Conzll r., aule-s Ley are Clearly mu.
constitutional, or haNa heru pasted with.
=nut consideration. TINS saIls nie ezaet-
ly, lhese were Tho dosianss Of the demo-
epl!e Tany Wheu / va o bay and uHehi
g1 be nov.
The people seud nearly iliree hundred
ncnia tougfe=s TO make laWz. aud. when
d majority oi IN peoples representatives
make law, | don't think my one man
should prevent ils being the law. Il it Is
not uneoagituiIanh. 90 iaf tie viii o.
the maahly - xptezsaa bg= the peaales
representatives, aud not the Wiii oi ole
mun. Il The majority OF Gougrass zay-
"a high Iann. say let them bne 1t. oi a
low lanii. 20 let Il be, unul the majority
choose 10 change 1t.
Nov, simHgcr. says the farmer
growing somewhat emphatic, 81 never
aoici against the party nominations BE-
ioge, bul | intend 10 yoic lor Old Zack
this time; bat Il yon will give me aIrin.
stance OF the old Generals dishonesty, "
a cisc where he gavc'h word and didn' I
stick 10 1t, OF meniion single act OF his
liic 40 show ihut wAathg says he don I
menn' then pU.mbly ! iuay moi vote lor
him, anu thefti-a q grgai many iu our na-
ane just like nl
The ohat.hn.dei lolhlIsa hi- watch,
aud discovered hc Ind pressing busines.
pist Then up 10 iur cily.
The above occurred m ,h1 presence OF
several per,uu-, uu1 Of lhcm captain of
q steamboat, who Wnu-Aei o., with thr
nHlcuinr.-St Lgas Rrge5'iaaa.
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BALLS.

MONTGOMERY GUARD NINTH ANN NJ.
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The Order ofDsncing according TO programme
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Tickets f each to admit s.nuemsn AMI Two sshirs GO
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Capt Thomss Murphy, Lieut. L. Fi-fv'
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znd from the members ~ the Company IN s-n-'s s"
the BA Of Tsmmsny Hall
Mnasry gentlemen are psrcusIIy r.gasssd " sppe"
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Lieut. r l.. FisRrS, Secretary az JUS
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II Convention Han. In Woost-r-sL near hieecker fhs
Justly ceebrsted uIinslrels known - IN" Now Vesns
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B-No Liquor will bs sold the premises tn"
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~ The Massachusetts Board OF Education have
officially thanked Hcn Horace Mann FOR DIS '"e"'
service as Secretary and comPlinentns nin 'e''
highly.
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PlITsBURGH SATURDAY VIsITER-Ths racy
newspaper owned and edited BY Mrs. JANE g SWISS
HELM ia 10 be improved By the addition Of Mr. RosxHr
NJ RrppLE. a. Associate Editor, Of whom Mrs Sviss
helm speaks very highly The Visiter 10 Free sou
paper There are four other Free Sol papers IN me
civ the Chronicle Gazette Iron City and National ne
former. The latter psper snd advocates Lana
Qas.-
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EDITORIAL CHAsGE-We learn that WIN.
Whitman. ESQ. heretofore editor of the H'atea
saudars is to Be one propresor' and editors Of 'ne
Troy Deaiy Bt4Sd.
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By TsesraPd BALTIMORE, Dec. ~
John II. Hunters extensive Paper Mil in Balti.
more Co took yesterday and with its contents was
entirelv detroyed
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Death Of Robert Toland, Esq.

BY T,iegrsph PHILADELPHIA, Dec 90
Robert Toland ESQ. one OF our most respectable
and influential citizens died this morning
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HOLIDAY PRESENT PoR oHILpREn.

DUDOLPa GARRIDUE, zBsrcsyst Assof hyoss has
IL ogblishsd hs BscE Aunt stores and lessnds of chi
arsn BIZ CD Dana Tbs sck Amt bssnifsily llesifs
Al by Gsnnan ars and saessds 10 purity and freshness
sny y yenile book published az Db
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NOrICH-Lst,es end seotemeo o. the fhsartesl pro
| N-sssn and Of sckncweds~d rsputsnon. des.rcss =
,cyar-r.rf are recn-s~t maize innefist- a. rrsr,
toJ = srIssnE co rrcpresrrs II Ire nev snd sp-u.
sst estshfshrent locaei q TIE eornS q ssveoih and
cs.sr-o, ~, phsat.lphia and row near in eompernr.
wsrA M erer srr BE s~ssou cn sssrrcsy Dec - isss
NB-An eurrs rnass be rrspasd es oNs
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y WHITE, LArE r CLANk,1 ~ bNVAUWNf
rV,HIs GALLERY 10 the odes most extensive and Ssh
l cusbs In the United sstes and contain over a. Ne
gusrr-,type Miniatures from life Of nearly ell our -mrsn,
men Til. public invited Wait this collection snd "a.
anime the meet beautiful specimens n the Daguerrean sr
In ~. ~.cxid MS i0us'
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pARNun,s AMERICAN MusEuN-r I

OR,s~VN. Prcpriesor. HlrcEcocS. Manager -
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every afternoon 81
O'Clock and every evening A. Il ocics %. ms,.S,, !.
hs,rv % announce the Fngnsh Gisnt, koNfkI HALLS
gh- lsrgest earth the sest ard hesvsst being ose
eight feet high and weighing qrartrt ~ ton N
sd ton ard with the shove ~ hss engaged
the SMALLEST HUMAN PAIR that ga ever seer slise,
MAJOR LirrLEflSGER and his petite eve -~th~sr rlrt
MA. THE FAIRY ouErN. both h-irs much SMALLER
THAN GEN tom rHuN6. Ne . sso happy 70 an
nounc- for smother ~eeh rHr suRLEsovF Ortst
written expressly Cor the American Museum. enutt fhs
sLrEp.WALkrR. Also the s&BLI bRorHfk>
GREAT WESTERN. he Ysnkee Com-tisr rHt
ras wOssreD HOMESTEAD. raE hi0HLANp
MAMMOTH RsOrHERs LIVING oVhANo OJrANG
WAX scRiPruRAL SrArUARY, MADAME ROCK
WELL. the Fortaner~
aimls.iou : cents children snder 10 ysss OF sge -,
.s-t. ais
GEOLOGICAL HALL. 81 BOwERy. nearly oP-
IL posts the Bow-rv rheassr.-rhs magnificent es.h.
hshmsni 10 opep daily nom Il t T. and RON - ui
O'clock. M The Hall " Exhibitor u ftt-t up win
great rlegssce, and the col ecton Of LIVING BLASTS
Ann BIRDS 3 the largest and moe perfect Il Am-rtcs
perfcrr,snce 10 given each exhibition, ncadns mo
fess Of trained Elephants. Ponies and Monies.
NJ Brooks enters q den ~ Lions and rigey
Admission 2s cents children under nine yssO ~ sss.
h.fpr'cs. Season tickets ~
ul7i.n VAN ANBURGH co rrcrri-scFs
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A'b0rsnt add nrupue - cu>nm ~tstns
tcber ard ccrcru',s every nisNt nncl 'as~. rso''
rwELyrH WgrK % rHE REOysSlNa
IRE orisinsl ard ~-llno~u CHRiSry's hiNsTbtLS
~ 10 isf4l ~ art hAuonire Negro Ne -io
snd -r4.is-s 81 the rT-s~ct rcruU ave o. Yrs crfss
g<rxar.ts~sxrs waoss The city. No pefod
~ leo months we're received wh sach
sns rstro-a,- have e honor ~ sroonrrfnr - sites
ard seuuep~a q Nee yors sDd vicinity, N q Ihey 81
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


FRIDAY MORNING. Dec l, 1913.
COTTON--There were but few buyers in the Cotton
market yesterday and prizes decidedly easier than in the
early part Of the week The sales yesterday did not exceed
200 bsles the inside figures Of our quoatiOns-5s05
for MddIng. and 81 l151ze for Good Niddling.
TOBACCO.-The sales were 225 hhds. Of which i04
hhds Admitted at 81 and as Refused ga 4s hhds AZ
A. and r. at55k A. at a. 10 A. at ~ do. at
at5k, d. at ~. 4 R. at 81 and do. at &c. ID.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES.-About4 50 bids. Sugar
taken at decline Of fully Is Of cent say SIC for Fair.
Moasses very dull at &c. and large lots Offered at iac
ton less
FLOUR-The Flour market stiH rather heavy, lou 5oo
the sales yesterday summed up nearly 3o0 Dds W
bbs Ohio lined "a 62s 800 do at "a ~ ~ az - 81
1000 do from atboat and lined at "a 10 - 40 ~ = " ~
Inferior and "a q for Fine and 2o bb Cnoi'e A''O anu
st. Louis in lots. at "a 9O605 2 bbL .,.....
GRAIN.-TheFe was SO little CohF oiiss a-cc
of the continued demand. the saes wsi %D
sacks At 42345c for Ordinary new and 4ifG9ie onshe
for good new and od..-A snat ios oi Ahleiio "hAAA
(257 sacks) sold al 75e. 2 bushei 1900
PROVfsTONs. Pork Is dull at $l0l2IsG0lO %,
and Prime At s99 50 bbl.. .0fBEEF $50 tierees Prime
sod on private erms (about $50 81 do at SIS and
sObb Prime at % bbL. BACON Tetas at &c. for Sides
and The only sales Of LARD about % bbs
at 81. and 100 kegs nsw at 67lfd7c Q ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-4s0 pieces taken from the
Levee at 16Se. cash. and 100 coils at &C. b.
LIAEA cargo sale of 1900 casks ThomastOn at 621sc
pcask.
HAY-50O bales good Western sold al 81 D ton.
COFFEE--A sale Of 200 bags good Rio ut SIC. p ID.
GUNNY BAGs-Fom ship 1850 go bales) new in
bales sold at HE. eaoh-a decline.
SALT-A sale Of sacks Turks Island at 9Oc.-declne
FREIGHTS.-As Ship taken for Liverpool at 15-S2d. for
Cotton and 1lzd for Corn and two for the port
15-32d. for Cotton. 1Sd for Corn and Is. for Flour