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STEAMSHIP New ORLEANs.-We learn that this
vessel, which was to have left yesterday for Vera
Cruz, detained at the barracks below the city, in
consequence of slight flaw having been discovered
in one of her boilers. She expected to start early
this morning
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BOARD OF HEALTH-The new Board of Health
met day before yesterday at the Mayors office.
The only business done was the appointment of
a committee to settle and define the duties of the
Secretary of the Board. The Board then adjourned
until next Saturday.
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s N \ y S.

FL For Mouth of Rio Grande and Matamoros-
- schooner Gen Taylor, Capt, Anderson being
hourly expected, will have dispatch for the above places
For freight passage, apply board at Lower Picayune
Tier. orto j. w. GIBBONS, % Customhouse St
Bar. apM
a+ For Vera Cruz.-The fine ast-sailing schooner
ssa1Is. AsHLAND, Capt Roberts, will have immediate
Lower Picayune Tier or to 7' ~
apis ct ANDREWS s. DEWEY, 81 Common ST.
Ii. For Matagorda Indian Point and Port La
SI vaca-The fine fast sailing regular packet schooner
VICTORIA, Capt. j. T. Hoffman having most
OF her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For bal
ance OF freight having excellent accommOda
apn c. BEDFORD 81 TchounnnIas 81
1T For Tampa Bay st. Marks and Cedar KEYS
ATXG The fine fast sailing schooner MARY, Capt Da
n.ra wis., having three. tourhs of her cargo engaged
will have quick dispatch For balance of freight or passage
having excellent accommodations apply board opposite
sp1i I'A' ''4'Aj ]. W. GIBBONS, % Customhouse st.
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- The public is respectfully informed that this sd.
1.5A most delightful place of resort and sSNSya
49, ment is open under the management ssaASSE
OF the SUBSCRIBE. In the extensive grounds 30. WY
DUETS OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMON AIDE, SIIERBERTS, SODA WATER and
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation is made to fur
nh dinner parties with all the decace of the season and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socts
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO
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j, FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

y. FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
nYHr S.IN.1is STREET. Under the Planters Hotel.
, iiuOscn6erS have received large and fashionable
and az o. suitable for the present season,
AboNsew fork which place they have mannfactory
pubr IN melt terms are already pretty well known the
system of WI briefly state that they have adopted the safe
BE- a uoi street cash business believing this system
ara moi nehca TO their themselves as they
which a. extra price order to cover the losses
Sustain VINO do credit bus Arrays more or less
n' a call is respectfully solicited
apl5 On, 'oHN SOCTlNELL II co, 2I Canal ST.
~--n Under the Planters Hotel
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MINIS MSMZss
Observation-Disclosures.

REFRESHMENTS
TFvHE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
Il removed his Ice Cream Establishment from St G. a
Charles to the CORNER CANAL AND BA- -
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be Szg
opened on SATURDAY EVENING April 8, 60
and remain open daily from II O'Clock till late hour
in the evening. Every variety of refreshments will be sup
piled such lee Cream, sherbes Ice Lemonade etc etc
the unexceponabe quality of the refreshments provided
vii! induce a fair share of public patronage;
ap8 I'm H. WILLOZ,
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U STRANGERS in the City see Dr. B. T. MuLLEN,s

q Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. +. MULLEN'S
endorsements IN the other columns OF this paper. He OF the
very best IN his profession United States All stand
nnssa would do well to give him call, Sc Custom
street. ,h,s sro
rsYr cure Warranted.-DR. A. w COLE.M.4.N'S
kksLEbRATED G0N0RRHEd MIXTURE.-Th This cee-
has met the unanimous appreciation of the medical
TSssh II Is purely vegetable compound. The terms upon
ohered to the public is alone sufficient recommendation
o. ony nanseatng and warranted to inconve
% ,l me patient in any way.
all cases where fails effect cure, the money will be
ro sale by H. KENNEDY Ga Chartres ST. and by the Pro-
w ~ hls ONCE. W POYDRAS ST, New Orleans. mt22 dtf
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ARcApE-E II Hooker III w Field, R Leggett, Col
White La W B Cook, Memphis; r M Hogge,, ] M Read
Ma Morrison, R + Sullivan, Ark; K McFarlan, Ii w
Maddox, Texas -,
HEWLETT SRI Y Long, A C Lovett, A Castor, w
Rfaye, w G Towles, l. Nj Pryor, WI Shields, NJ Wat
Un, Ga; 1t Anderson, Jas Cage, La
PLASTERs'-J Glenn, Donaldson, Ohio; A A Nc
Whoner Mn Dale and child. Ala; w A Thayre NJ ID Boil
Ton, Tenn; NJ r Womack. w Field and lady, Mrs Boat
leI, La; II Snider, h Gadson, Ga; $ Sanxay, ";
JS Piper, Md; G. w. Rogers.
VERANpAH-C Coleman, Ky; w P artee, o; P R
Strong Y; Knox Lesvenne Ardte, Bottesin Tiesco,
Ii Rawles, Mobile
ST CHARLEs.--H Laurvers, II Upman, J Westendrars,
havana; II MARSHALL La; S Merrilat, Bullet, Y; ID
heDougah, Ga; 7 A Montgomery, C; w Williamson,
Ala; J Gardner Mass
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Horse, Bread-Cart and Harness-SncCe ssion Of
Charles Monrose.
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL,
Office No. Ct Grauier street.
SATURDAY, April %, at AZ O'Clock, P. My virtue
- of and in pursuance to order from the Honorable the
Second District Court of bearing date April H.
184S-W be sold at auction at the OF Cont and
Where streets, the following property belonging to said
succession, to wit
Four BREADCARTs and HARNESS;
Four HORSES, and quantity of utensils suitable for
Bakery-Terms cash on delivery. apis
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SWEET TABLE BUTTER
WYE shall always keep hand the very best OF ABLE
w BUTTER Tor family and will deliver the same
to customers stone varying from TO ~ IDS COOK
ing Butter also always in store.
ap13 GEO JAQUES CO.,
Under the Ice House. st. Charles and Poydras sts.
WINDOW GLASS.
ID ECEIVING per Robt. Burtin:
II 1l8s boxes 8xl0 to Ax32
200 do in store, 6x8 to 32x46
20 do of fine English Crown Glass C..
2G do fine sheet and b.
$50 light OF English Plate
1000 do Double Thick
1850 do Red, Blue, Green, White and Yellow Glass
for sale at manufacturers prices, by
apis r. CLANNON 46 Canal ST.
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &c,
WE are prepared to furnish, at short notice from the
w Forge OF Armstrong Danagh Pittsburg all descrp-
tions of H hammered Pieces WROUGHT IRON VIZ Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods Wrists Pitman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw Mouds every variety forg
ing, from 80 lbs to 5000 lbs.
ap11 3m l.. ]. WEBSTER Is Gravier st.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!!!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous inhabt.
of the stomach and bowels which so often impair
the health and destroy the lives of children JAYNES
TONIC NERMlFUGE, certain and safe preparation for
the removal of various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want OF Appetite Iniane Fever and Ague and
Debility OF the Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Diges
ton. 1t IS without exception OF the most valuable
paratons in the world For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & CO,
apis Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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81. Further Advices about JoNEs's CORAL HAIR

Full many year wigs have been worn,
Cause Of our Hair we have been shorn;
II was sickness caused the loss severe, n
SO wigs were worn instead of hair.
We see Gods goodness does appear:
He sends us TO give Hair,
growth that only Nature OWNS:
i IS Coral Restorative, made by Jones !.
Us wond'rous virtues should be known,
Not On this alone;
This Press should take in hand,
And make the wond'rous cure expand
Tor sale ony NewOreans at Isl CHARITIES ST apl5 ct
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MAcUIRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE.

NJ would Tespec1uIy etuh tnasks To- e lDsla1 d.
;ntrodncine the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans,
FIVE wears ago during which time he has taken more
were exhibited the Fair in competition with Others taken
by the best operator from New York and he awarded
the First Premium. 49,
No specimens exhibited at his establishment but these
taken by himself
be what they always have beenhe best His long expert
ence and constant practice the best inducements
sons DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art.
Genuine Vogtander Cameras per cent. cheaper than
anv in this city; all other articles the same, Plates 81
per dozen Scorrls No 1, for % as guaranteed the best
plates made in the United States Cases 4175 and % So
New York Cameras at $ls.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
~ Entrance-No. Camp street. mill II
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Saturday ::

LATITUDE, g 81 80 N.-LoserruDE, 80 Win Time, 6
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y Mrs. C. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
nn nose persons who are DESTROYS of learning either
IA WING or PAINTING that she is prepared to give
a Lessons TO young Ladies either of those beautiful
yplhhments upon the reasonable terms. Apply
- N otiee. ap12
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- ~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13-All the mem
N Sopany requested be present al the Rega
NEXT siag' "hch Will take place MONDAY EVENING
an ~ ApTl q, al hat-past O'Clock.
FN CliAS n CHTTR CHI L. Secretary
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SwINDLING-One of the most extensive swind
ling games that we have had occasion to chronicle
in a long time, was some two weeks since practsed
upon MIR. J. M. Cabalero, extensive segar i'm
porter, on Front Levee street, near the Custom
house. AT the last drawing of the Grand Lottery
at Havana, Mr.. Caballero had occasion to notice
the numbers Of tickets drawing prizes, and few
days after the lottery drawn, called upon
by man having 8ths ticket, which had drawn
corresponding portion Of $4,000 prize. The
gentleman representing to Mr.. c. that he was
much in want of money at that particular time, in
duced him to advance nearly the amount which
the ticket by the regular list of prizes, purported
TO have drawn. Mr.. Cabalero advanced about
$4,000 on the ticket, end sent it on to Havana. 1t
was in due course of time returned to him, with
the information that it was forgery, and that the
prize had been paid on the genuine ticket. The
swindler had then disappeared, and has not since
been heard from
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

SALTY AND SooTY.-A slave man by the name
of Harry belonging to Mr.. Parks, was yesterday
arrested for having attempted to sell five sacks of
salt, which supposed to have been stole H.
The salt is deposited in the High Constable Office
subject to the call of the owner.
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OFFICE UNION ToWBoAT Co,l
April 13, 1848
EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, the fol- Hzt
II lowing regulations will be in force in regard to 4E-
assistance of Vessels the Bar, viz An Assisting -..-
Boat will be furnished either inward outward, whenever
may be thought by Agent of this Line and
charge will be made for the TO vessels drawing less
than fifteen feet To vessels drawing fifteen feet and less
than sixteen half will be charged and all over sixteen
will be charged full This regulation applies only to
loaded by the head the draft will be taken from the stem
All vessels that may have paid Tor an assisting boat
will he TRANSPORTED free of charge provided she
not moved out OF the limits of the corporation nor to the
shipyanls I ap17 1m] JuNlUS BEEbE, Manager
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H. T. New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery
@Aksss.I Packet from the Lake end the New Ca
zRzIIzz;k nal-hor .uobiie, montgomery, Wetumpka.
III Lundtngs on yitd6dma RiUer-on SATURD
the 18th inst, clock p M. punctuaIy The new and
splendid pressure steamer PELICAN, Templeton
will leave above touching the Railroad passen-
gers by the O'Clock For freight passage apply
aA HYDE u OGLESB4, IL Poydras st.
N B.-Freight will be received the Canal w arehouse.
New Basin, Tuesday for the Pelican Passengers will
leave by the O'Clock barges, Saturday No freight will
be received than clock barge Saturday,
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NJ a. The Packet PRIDE OF THE WEST
sRsEMI5 For st. Louis and all intermediate ports
zssEas11& With quick dspalch..The new, elegant and
lasl-runnlig passenger PRIDE OF THE WEST,
j. j. Warman master, expected this day and will leave
above For freight having unsurpassed &C
Communications apply board opposite POydras street. to
HYDE " OGLESBY, II Poydras St.
N. B.-The Pride OF the West entirely boat of
light draft and will with delay reaching her
destination, ap17
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rs hereby to all who are nebted for IT,
TAXES within the limits of the Third Representative DIS
ct e said District bounded by Canal and Julia streets
and by the River to the Metae Road to appear at e
TO be paid the Taxes due the State OF Louisiana for the yea
1871 within twenty days from the publication heIeoNe"
Orleans April s, 1913. A. W. SKATES:
anSt COLLECTOR of State Taxes for the Sd Rep DISTINCT
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HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
VNTESTERN AND PHCENIX.-The subscribers, having
w devoted the upper floors OF the Phoenix and NA\\A
Western Warehouses exclusively to the storage OF
Hemp in order meet the views OF the Board OF -
Underwriters are prepared and store the article
accommodating terms Having number of presses in the
same buildings they also PREPARED at any moment to
Iect and ebae it the neates and at low rates.
EMERSON, TUURNE & co.
LES TchnunitnulaS
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~ y. U. S. Mail NE PLUS ULTRA-For Gin
lR4AssHaHhs> cRaati, Ndals0n, LOuaseilte heeling
s@@zsazsz and Pittsdarg-With quick dspatch.The
eies al, d running steamboat NE PLUS ULTRA,
Capt Richard Phillips expected to arrive, and will leave
above For freight passage, having unsurpassed ac
commodations, apply to
HYDE u OGLESBY, IL Poydras street
G-g The Ne Plus Ultra entirely boat and being
very light draugEt, will meet with delay. apis
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spirits TURPkNT[NE;-g bbs, for sale by
y apl2 1w 3, w. CulJEh' 10 royoiaa A.
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STORAGE OF PIANOS, e

STOKENE
TIT PARSONS "a Camp street. has spa
L. cious Rooms suitable for STOR AGE - 4 ~
Of Piano Fores and Furniture, for the Sum III r Y
mer Months Articles will be kept underl u
Insurance and delivered in good order. ,,,,n>,
FnP SaLE-Two sets Of elegant Rosewood FL RNl-
TIRE. from the factory of E. w. Hutchngs Co., 475
Broadway. New York. oroDrre t;b
aie oi I5 Ut 90" p' " div &3tawtf
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OPPOSITION.
{. Nh d Z a NV ~ QE QMNIRI

TRUNK REPOSITORY. 80 ,
ID HOVEY, Manufacture Of Trunks No: 1se IEaRl
Ia, STREET, New York, would Inform the slT1Te m
nnblic that he has established branch OF sET8s
his house in this city at No. 9 CAN AL Lfnsts Y tSh
at wholesale and retail the following articles VIZ Tavelng
and Packing TRuMkS HALlSEs GARPE III bAGs'
Those persons purchasing cannot fail to receive
as all articles sold by him OF his own manufacture
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CHEAP HAT STORE, 80 Canal ST..
E& Where can always be found full assortment -
EfS of every variety of HATS for -
SSwinter wear Planters countrymen and ct- -<3
zens will find it to their interest to call and examine
ap2O 81 G.. d. BUNCE. 30 Canal st.
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ALABAMA OSNABERGS-
TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING COMPARATIVE un
Il designed Agent for the above Factory is receiving
supply of the above goods-a rsrate arcewhich he will
sell low to planters or the trade. -
ami 3m JOHN r. DONALD, 80 Camp st
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- , UMMGR Hal p
StAMPEACHY, Panama, China PEARL Tuscan ~
~ braid, English Dunstabe, Chinese and other "a
Spring and Summer styles OF Hats, every variety 90
can be found at DARCYS cor Canal and Chartres sts;
2. S A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS just received
this morning by Telegraph. apStf
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

cunstances, has given rise to a variety Of
rumors. of which the truth is very doubtful,
Among other improbable reports. il Is said
that Nj. Lamartine, IN the first place, ap.
piled for a passport for England. and that
the Executive Government refused il on the
ground that, before going, il was necessary
that the National Assembly should exam.
inc and approve Of the acts Of the Proyis
ional Government and the Executive Com
mittee, from the period Of their coming in
to. Office on the 24th OF February iii the
24th Of June, when they quilted it, and that
as many questions might be asked, and ex.
plantations required by the Assembly as to
the expenditure OF money; il would be ex.
ceedingly inconvenient thai M. de Lamar
tine should be absent at such a moment.
Surprising this story to be true, it would
merely show that the present powers dissp-
proved OF the absence OF M. de Lamartine
at all. but il does not account for his pass.
port being refused to England and granted
10 ManeIIes.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

The editor OF the Massachusetts, PIow.
man, who has recently been on a tour
through New York to Niagara Falls. thus
speaks OF the superiority Of Railroads over
rivers. o. j. f.fIs f.r. ral n
"The North, or Hudson riger was once
supposed 10 give facilities TO New York 80.
Perlor 20 any thar Massachusetts could ever
enjoy. Yet the settlers on that river are
now dissatisfied with the movements on lis
waters-slow indeed in comparison with the
motion witnessed on ali the seven railways
leading out Of Boston.
''We have seven avenues, each Of which
Is more important than such a river as the
Hadson would be to Us. And 30 satisfied
OF this are the people Of New York, that
they are now laying railway on the very
margin OF their immortal river"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

The old elm tree on Boston common was
planted in 1870 BY Capt. Daniel Hench-
man. Juss i20 years ago today. n,snleiy,
July 5, It's, duel with small swords was
fought GRder this tree between Henry Phil.
lips and Benjamin Downing, in which the
latter was killed. The survivor was con.
eealed BY his friends and snuggled on board
a vessel bound TO France. in Shich country
ne died. Phillips graduated al Harvard
University in 172l.-Trans7ipt.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05
VOLUME III.
..s,. and ResectIeus Cor the Ces-saers'''s
.0 ,.e Thesgssfai.-Ns. xt.

r,.ms,vtaetuyts, products. &c, Of MassaehH-
,,,,s. compared ,oith those Of SOah Carolina
oL,,ypatiOms and reflections.
In the preceding numbers it has been shown
.,.,tv conclusively, think, that the free States
-. Gar in advance Of the slave States in pro-
5uetivo energy, and in nearly all the elements
:, national wealth. This good Commonwealth
# Kentucky, however, abounds in those who
h.,,.v much doubt and skePticism in relation to
~ facts and arguments that can be addueed
which NAV seem to initiate against the 'Pe'
,uli.r institution" SO hidebound are these
gentlemen with prejudice. and they will pardon
me II 1 add Igaoranee, also, on this ons subject
~ .I.ysrr. shat they stumble not at embracing
IN. erOsess errors, in fact, the most glaring abb
.urSities in logic. the most contradictory may
inns and principles in politics, in morality aad.
IN religion, if so be they may thereby ward on
conclusion unfavorsble TO their idol instltus
usp Now, it is not to be expected that persons
% well fortified as they are, or conceive them
selves 10 be, will ground their arms without a
struggle. "a little more grape" seems to be alb
.olutely necessary to convince them Of their
weakness, and 10 put their minds in condition
suitable for making the humiliating surrender.
We have any quantity Of the article on hand.
and "a little more grape" you shall have, gentle
men. wewil renew our fire in the direction
Of the quarters Of that ilustrious one, our old
friend Gen. Quattlebum.
Sp: Ms.
south Carolina has an area Of $4,000
Massachusetts, has an area Of 800
II is hoped that the reader will bear these facts
in mind while he looks over the following state
menls. l fad in the Annual Report Of the
Commissioner Of Patents, for the year lS45, the
following
General Abstract Of the pSl@e, &c, Of raSnH-
features AID agricultural produce. msns(se-
tzTsd dRd produced in The State Of MsssaclH-
sells daring the year ending April, ls45."
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05
Trade W. r~rr.r;.m.

A halter at Toulouse, accused Of democ.
racy N very savage form. kss replied by
the following very convincing logic, adde's
sed to the Emancipation Of that town.
"Citizen EDnOR: Malevolence has at
tnbuted to me language which | have not
used. Ii is false that have demanded sou
heads. There exists no branch Of trade OF
manufactures which has more need ofhsads
than mine"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05
InsernaI lnprsvesnens.

MIR. Stephens Of Georgia, in recent
speech on the floor Of Congress- quoted from
Senate document No. Al OF the last session,
the following amount expended in each four
yesrs from 1906 for internal Improvements,
taken from Senate Doc, I'd Sess., 18th
Cong, 44th page:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

In a lecture at the Manchester Mechan.
lc's institute, Mr.. F. Warren said: "The
hrst cotton cloth was made in Derby. in
1913, by Messrs. Need and Strut, and il
was then prohibited by law from being sold
in this market.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

Ninety-nine Sheep were burnt. or rather
sufiocated to death in a car on the Connec-
'icut river railroad recently. A spark from
The locomotive set FIRE to the straw in the
sheep car.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

"a The Jsasish Chroxicls says that the place
where Cain slew his brother Abel is, in the
East, supposed 10 have been the besutiIul
valley Of Esdraelon, ION the way rom 81.
Jean d'Acre to -ysrusslem,) and that three
olive trees mark the spot whore the crime Is
believed TO have been committed.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05
vsse 80 The Cs9prs.ssse Bill IN the senate.
The following is The vote on the compro-

ny sotio"in6 10 sfS WV "" VIZ N~"s f'~'
mise bill in the Senate:
YEAs-Messrs. Atchison, Anterior, Ben.
ton, Berrien. Borland, Breese. Bright, But
Ter, Calhoun, Clayton. jefferson Davis.
Dawson, Dickinson, Douglass. Downs.
Foote, Hannegan, Houston, Reverdy John
son, II. Johnson, King. Lewis, Mangum.
Mason. Phelps. Rusk, Sebastian. SPuanee,
Sturgeon, Westcott. and Yulee-33.
NAys-Msssrs. Allen. Badger. Bald
win, Bell, Bradbury. CLARK, Corwin. John
Davis, Dayton, Dix, Dodge, Felch, Fiiz-
gerald, Green, Hale, Haniblin, Metcalie.
Miller, Miles, Underwood, UPham, and
Walker-22. ~
ABsKNr-Messrs. Cameron, Pearce, and
Webster. s,,s.. Z ~ lsr.sss,rs -
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-05

The great cry with every body is. Gsiou'
get on, just as if the world were travelling
post. How astonished people will be
when they arrive in heaven. to find the
angels, who are 50 much wiser than they,
having no schemes 10 be made srchangels