davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
s4an asN 74
aiga5sai lac

! spirb, gum Wainteffen aefa9t, einen iibsrrd'
fu,ehpeRl Gimornd nsndsems ,e6 4 aritn aber
|Icsn, melder ncd, ceutid,eii !Smn sfemabrf
hat, nit ilclser Ereuce nnc ,3npsriidat erflls
len. aser ces BerfalJsrs Wertdge t.ter
1Delt9efd,ihte aelefn bat. rutre auda; pen
scleiem lrerfe nidht6 anceree ertrarters ais
keipe plGenlhafflidle Nearnaeuuqss ttreIdle
Ebter cn,d, 2il., ,abs Der lusueu npietl lfnBt
lit mno elne flare uno tnneias Eallf.lnns.
Der Ws,fafer hat be Weiis 9eWdtls J. raB sr
amf Der fNiunrlaae Der fcrtchtsiterren ,eines
irfaalf,hen @e,d,ichte nnn 3nlfdns RE Gut-.
pDidinug un0 gDufidmfclt ost ,psutItsen Nes
gr6 teruu9 uaetweilet. QHir aeben cine tnrie
9iafenfun9 nter cfn ScnhaIt bes gEerlee.
inrsnt mlrfoie IN lsberidhEli,enrfer O Uucbef,
in p,e oos qrtff Ssftdllt luiomusn(tslen
[. DC glnttytt II eii. .. ,cie Eutfbatnunn.
8. Der Nanlpf nm DE Hrfihen,4 q. sac ptenis
'tpluaufae Qetsn ujtb ref Iitlfenh.. 8. be
Isns Gsn itsetnna. S biz 81 pt nise. III oae
'l, ~ ~ lids!t, Ri! 8 ri' s n sif pshrtq't.
ras saais wIrS III asaias,E afsesn pffas.
bnnps. $50 = 500, g Seifem iialt ahiip i'll ii Dner
auslfaitliu9 sffiteinei. uist Ger 9Stete III,
un c.e sq9lpldaqffpna fislss. pihfiaen Nerfse,
neldns6 4. fSMflid IA eiifer cfilfid u melifs.s
stiiSthsf giteihtaits rfii slafdnd utodlt. secsr
niuIiis 'iis6aiit if h didsSn oiif uiif q ~ 50
Etr0i6hf 1uir b go 8etinicsp etiielIt
'laltI t0s yptlFhfnf iu ifkneH dls n,SaIidl
I I "a 7 s| ~ " s;;is @ ;s;ss 4 sss'
.ss-gIa .Ylef - isugg .ngsHt0
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

@r. g. NRsb at j patl,irt stssnmdrtis
zen 9)soipeehie fin ben ,,Shic Stdtes mas
sudbveno cer GeltesebnnS." Cer tcmmeurs
aDiater miro ans iiianrheS ssSntereNdnfe soa
ben bsioeHS Stdown Waf fftn9tcn nnb GcIunls
tas llsfern. Die fdbiglfen BerihtetffattA,
fis bsn Ohio Sfatesnnon iiito In bsioen Uess
esu asgeifellt nnb Spetcen Die SplltsH ets
fefbsn Ftsetmdbi9 Oiirdb aenaas unb frtne6e
yifhfe dnfntIen. hgDW 'fSnnen baber bisfs
BtotF itpsldae eer edalid,en Sprat,e rsddbtf
Hao, fanni otinseno gttue enipsehler.E y 3H
g@ebi ma mn Gen
iir ben Stotesman rDibreao Der Gieuns:
Idglih 2. SO
Dreimat TiHentlib ana 7.qs lyiO01
N0dentlidb aisl;i9. aiFga so
..3abltor i'm 90 fi9sl aa@ 4i,ir ag
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
.YOrsgo ns- GeIemifatias n 4.

.Aa.yO Ha-3 v 0clentl0ttcn n -
H@e4feld cd, a + t.--Diefe @efeafd,dft baf
ben 9med, cine @cIcnie in Oregon .au grim
sbfn !; ;csm3nfctge iif ne gelcnnen, Elm Gennty
sQane, an Scass 'ffifIe aW2eer gfenieno unc 10
ndhe ale n,6aIids am Gclnmbidfne, auf,us
Mebmsn unb stalel6lt cine iSodtsbelslfabt am
s3ulesea. Oregcn hat einsna febr fridhtbos
ssren Docess, geinnoe6 Giinta ustD einea ror,
trefaid,e Sydnbel6lage !; SfeinfChlens Gtlen,
Grs unnsl ancere Wine.aiien tlnD III llebsrs
JSlIlB BtucrEancfnlls Gle 0jels N(lhaft i1hffirtr
sJhon Gin GduftnD sQitalieDer, 9lmerifanes,
aDeufidhe nDdfnntera 9rCBtenfhetis Vauefn
snaozs s,nncSDetfer3 bic befsit fIltb, ndd,fleS
Tviihjanr mad, Oregon befuofnet ab,ursifsn
cSecs6 W0f0lisb sthdlf 500 sltfs, Qanb unb
a ne ectte, 300 Sue Tront nnb 900 s6ue tief
siaa nnlerer 50eeifdDt, Die @,aruie bat fein
ea0ncere6l @TlsB aalS bd6 oeya0er. Sfaalen
.aeip aecer aeaieet Uolifcmmene biiraerlldpe
annpi rstigiolt Drsiheif.a Die a@cmntys Beam,
ten rercen mie III 9snnfyl yluanlest eurd} bas
1clfe ern1hff.iaTI s9u farfg
nj sdBetatosa sau60aaernbsn Tleig beri Deuts
sftfen, afosrie ttnS NdnDelga afsr Der 2tmerifu-
sMerE fenneg bsmi mug 60 fcnafnflar fem, cag
asiae isld,tl @cleais in' s saMssiisn elnsm
wchlbabenesM IInno nnabbdnoiaen 3nftaaDs
tleb en.pcf aefd,l5ansea h0bfn spirb,
pfDit} t}enigsn; nicstd,s ssce6 DaifqlieOer irers
acsu ssDcllsm, teiiebsn fds ufvet snslifk eustuss
tsr perionIids ccer in frdnfirtsn Btiefen an
ben unttrJeid,aIesett, al memo IN.
70 snslax III nafnnnbD n2fb. 81
sD . Ds'M |. ...,; pfpps nahs osr IL gt.
II 1ala)biaafgn. ~ 81 a. sIn9 I64z.r1
60 rtt aetfxsra6, 6,srousarser e<affheF1
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
!. 80 a,s ws,iitsaI
,ssiG D.rle tl3a aanhfi,ss &.

80 ls.s =. 80; Me, I sgtse g4s.4.ss a1
rs asssiG csrle tl3a ainhn, a
@sstser aus 3eDIinsen, eanoseritt
llisRaslsifaat, E0n. 8nyerng a''l''@
DeYSslbe fam ,n Buffalo Dor unaefdbr Z
Wcdaen an, III pom bort fcrtge9angen nne
nadh &lsueiano 9ersia. II CT Derfpraf feiner
sn Buffalo ia Dienlt ffebencen1 1obter, ,W9ars
garstbo Rnhn, zsm Sd,reiben. Bis jset Ut
aber nod fein Brief bon linn eingrtrcfen.-
Die TCdter, IN gr6eter 9In9if iber eas
Sdfdfal hires 8dttrs, fproert jeben Msns
ldtfnfreunb dnf, Der gnsfunff hber ben alnf.
ettthatf ihrts 1aters asbsn fam, an {le unter
brr itflten Sesetenta sicbrefs, ~ fdrelbsn,
forie Ge ibret Nnter cringsnb bittet, an iIs
fsn folltt. Tie sicbrefTt ift':,s"9l5 d. ,-g6,l
's''.s Ma'rgarefbn, ,Ruhn,
,,s.. %Aha care af gilbert ,scstIer., ,a
80 ',f1tsAs SO Gleuetanb, Shic. e.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
sl1Hihla. tltlfi!gtl0.

ii IS ets- bas Seft dsssesrten ,p,rSen.
ieeeds nnr an gcls,e eae eilfs Jpeft atoeltes
fstf, oiesiId rurds unteri idasiff pir slnuabp !,
bes @itsen DsipHid,frn. tcrs Soeit in s,ff
BET GnfpfhFa saliltar. : O III l.
u Eit stperaertten @Usen nobf,, be-
rtsts bic 9gvsfIs se,lafien unb
cas aSanse tpwb in rrsl w,r,,os
tatfestia iislat &
ilaEss. NAe csntldAe gs,ud.tiutlsr Der Der.
as9 L~!easen nsnIneslllns lnse,fAiiiien,at,. q
ga9crS = Aullfcp. 7
e'relnnae', 70. Snm l647sliei!if 81
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
.u.lbilgBsoe B et r. p
orVoftfricb Dol,,4 .

!. vin SufsFsr' Il. Werbet, ucfi T,rcftfjIcfi Z
Esrielte oert'es ror uH9efahr z ssyahrsfi phi
!aeelphta nnb haf tfit c,eier 3e,t nihfe RON
lld' 6ren.iaGat SeiiieGinrn, weldhc te,
vrsescm. Deapfr &C., pa,. srpApen, min,
idlenT ftiiten glnf}itihoif Ia sffabfrn.
W;an nIddas re strtrefle
rhM m aeser, .. UR.
IA nj a;nsfs Nxeenrls< Weauer So. AZ a.. i
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
500 afailil Der(u11fniaalE3

AvtJtWutsuu. uehs JtfieG 6I1lits sllier fc i'm
2fen sShirs9ieanasnf 3iaoienen.
e!s'sAsliessrsas ut afinh III Saasifn erSff.
nef lFp sssgi. 9 sits'sr eaieltif bere,f iroch'c
etiie Terien ilter 1s uuD ,fa,trr s esat,ren
s ;nre g BOD f EsGtab, nsisnsboifnj & Is,
a9s s. tsEnsr nad Z .aRls aftapa< Sin, iiadtsrr
s @ eelnnc nnb nd Ssf eDolif&fn
.afasaf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

.a3Fs Il t9iis
siq ssl
s,H l nais i7f 4
fff TsiHA ,lss nI
@ ae gN Il
u a. ~ -. 4 -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05
NYU U.Y4f

a ! lim sa1s,a 4eeti
llsa n17sH l2'' nslgrfst S
1897 ss.g g sl3sli h3iiH3i -
1il = u 9Ea5 M H
~ E a1Ehfs e sil sa1. IS
.Hs
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

.ggsf INC -i1 N3 "a
ssiNA EJsg39s as
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

-,-.-.,....,.Is'..,........,....
ps1
~
aA
80
d1sa~34a. Z q. ~ ssse
.aB -
a. ssE
e
N
4
.,.1 ..s
s.s ..4...........
..s.s.....,. .
5oi. $. |
,m
ifagsa .aGH s ia;
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

Cier--Ganf sehs-
!6uum Sebadbt, unb bic getuncen eilen.
Sprih, sp1s mabnt 70 ernfflih;am Die 3eits
QllIes Hiebt NIT unerhOrter Shneae taa,,
llnanfbaInam in bic Grpisteit. sss NJ .
sAasg as1at1 2ekn-Gilf
90 III pcDbradt;- Tas Sahr III tinsefd,tpnnos n
Ter 8reunc fInft ern(t benz Grennce an Die Stuit,
Ter brape gatte hat ein Scers 9efunten,
llnc Ssinrcr frenen f1d, in fsI'ger enff; p. .3,.
Ter eietcnre dIisft on eos S.sts fie 3teure, d,
lie feinen eetenspfub perihSncrn frl. @2
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-05

Ncrd,! mad lhallet bon tem Ghurnie nteeer
NSrif Hu ben beceutuuse, ZEN Ioms
Tiefe Gfitle sraltet in ben yfreifert 4o. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

FPy A Ere broke out about o'clock yesterday
morning on the second floor Of the large three story
brtx building, at the corner Of Henry and Atlantic
streets, which was entirely destroyed. The upper
6ooe ard front on Henry street was occupied by
Mersrs Colt Miller, grain and feed dealers. Their
whole stock eaid be worth $12 000 destroyed,
Init was covered by insurance store In the build
ipo fro ptnR on Atlantic street, occupied by Mr..
Crapston, a. paper, hanging est ibshment His loss
Is rad to be about 81 000 which was insured Another
,ocm vas occupied by Mr.. William P. Miller, "a .
plumbing establishment the whole Of whose stock Was
destroyed The FIRE IL said to have been the work Of
an ince ndiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. Legislature of this
state m meet 1t the fest Of the 6ret
dsy Of January next upsef the new consultation and
that ifth.y ohocse to continue the session they Will
receive ono dollar per diem. They will hardly want to
remain in see sion more than the arst named period
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
Foreign News.

The steamship Cambria, with one weeks later
news from Europe, may be expected to arrive at
this port hourly. We shall learn by her of the fate
of the city of Vienna which was at the last accounts
surrounded by hostile army, and of the prospects
of republicanism in Austria generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

Col wright late OF the distinguished 9Th Iufantry
Of Gen. Scolt's column, which fought its way fcom
Vera Cruz the city of Mexico has osen assigned
the comm OF Fort Ontario Previous TO the capt
Of Vera Cruz Col Wright comma pdrd the 9Th rsgi-
me NJ In Gc neral Ts yors column aud bors gsIAut
rart In The capture VI Monterey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
rgLEsRAPHIC NTELlIGEsCx.
Arrtst on PhiIndelph,. sportsmen.

Arrest OF Philadelphia Sportsmcn.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ga, 1915
party Of sportsmen, or duckers from Phila phis
were csptured yesterday, with their boat, guns AMI
fixtures. They charged with tre'p sssipg on the
waters of the Chesapeake. They have been brought
to Baltimore by the Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
ANusEMKNTs TAIs EVENING

PARK THEATRE-LovK CH.sE-FoUrpsD FAcra
BOwERY rHEATRK Bswery-MsD rHk MAeprx-
CRDisoN CRIMns-DANcF AsD NATIONAL ALLEooRY-Nxw
ORLEANS SKRrrApARs-RosE CLINTON.
BROADWAY THEATRE BroaAway-LApv or LYONS
NpsEs TyRRKIL OR THE GLASS BELLs-HoSEsr raIvEs
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham sarare-sxrH SLOPE
BURTONS THEATRE. Chambers strset-GooD 0rn EScIIn,
GENTLEMAN MUSICAL ARRwALs-ToM AND JERRY IN
AnIRIcA-
BROADWAY CIRCUS Spring st-EaunraIANrsas. Ia
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway naar Brooms-Caanrr's
AnsrR ELS -ErHIorIAr SINGING.
NELODEON-vRsHrIAS SER EN- ApxRa
SANDS. LENT e CO.'S CIRCUS Nibdos Garden MrrA
sHHrs, EaunrRrANIsz, 30.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAnrsEL's MIssrREIA
PANORAMA HALL Ses Broadway.-DIoRAMA Boz
BARDNENr OF VERA CRUz.
sToPPANI HALL Broadway c.rnsr Walker strsst-Nsxrco
IILUsTRA1Er
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Bowery--yAr AxsuseHs
grand hKSAeERIs
NEW ROON-SMIrHs MIssrRELa
FEMALE ACADEMY. Brooklyn-JosrY GUNG'L's CoSoEar
Kew York, Friday, November "a, lS46.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

plants made against the Governor for has treat
ment Of Mr.. Horaho Nelson Huggins, said to
be and old, efficient, and praiseworthy magistrate
in the island Of Trinidad. Quite party excite
ment seems now to be raging In Trinidad on this
subject; and Mr.. IIuggns, who for twenty years
has been respected and highly honored tor the up
rightness and integrity of his conduct as an unplid
magistrate, has, 1t is said, been driven IRON
the post he SO ably filed without reward
In consequence of his connection with the league
above mentioned, which has excited the special
wrath OF his high-mgh tiness, the Governor We
could not enter, with correspondents, into the
details of this purely local affair, nor participate
in the embttered feelings which such local quar-
rels create between the opposite parties. We adj
vert, however, to this fact, as proof, among
others, OF the position we began with assuming,
namely, that the goodness of the policy pursued by
the British towards the West India colonies, re-
mains yet to be discovered. We also incline to
the belief, from all we see before us, as well as
irem our private sources of intelligence, that IN,
perhaps, no short space of time, the CONNEXIONS
and struggles between the people and aristocracy'
which are now shaking Europe with convul-
sion to the very centre, will, if very different
course OF conduct be not pursued by Great BIZ
tain, extend to the excitable elements OF the
West India population. The British satellites
sent out to rule and reign over these islands, ap.
pear to us too much inclined to play the part of
Rom an pro. consuls or Turkish bashaws, and ex.
hibt too much Of that family pride and aristo
cratic hauteur which so prominently character
lie the great and rich in England. Sooner
or later this English PRIDE must be subdued and
Inundated ; sooner or later il must meet with a
fall, and that a terrific one--for the adage that
pride and ruin, hauteur and humiliation, are in
separately associated together and accompany
each other, is a truth consecrated by the justice
which has ever reigned over men and nations in
all ges-demonsrated by the ultimate issue OF all
human events, and automatically proved by the
nvarable fate and fall of the proud-it mattered not
however high they were, or unassailable their
power may have appeared to be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

CANYEL Coal IN VIRGINIA. We learn from the
Cincinnati Go-effe that on extensive mine OF
Camel coal has lately been discovered about 30 miles
from Its junction with the Kanswhe In Western Fir-
GINA This Coal creek mine Ia sad to be the most ex
tensive one Of which we have any knowledge Camel
raj In generally fovnd Ia con nectton with common
bitumipous coal In thin veins Of only a few inches;
but this vein IL to be from three to dve
feet thick II Is situated In the mountain, afording
an Opportunity to DRIFT horizontally into It's side
Anotfsr vein Is found on Eik river, In Kanawha
county, equal in quality 70 the arst, though thnne
Its extept has not been ascsrtainsd. still another
vein bst been found the Ksnawha This Is inferior
10 TIE other two veins but vsluabls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIE rOR

rHE Dali HERALD Three editions erery day tspo cents
Mr. eopy-S % per dRnum The MORNING EDITION 70
svh.led Of so clock and distributed before brc1kfds
a. arsf AFTERNOON EDITION be had II the ncrsbops
at o'clock p. NJ and the second AFTERNOON EDITION at
az oelock
the hEEKL Y HERALD-Every Saturday. for eireHa-
Corfiafnt-6 per copy 81 lz pr
IS per 10 Include ths postage. Ih Enroe1n esr0'
sci1 be printed IN The French and Eagiish isSnages
ALL LETTERS by mad for sHbse rtt,ons, or toah gov,
sssenfs 70 he paid the postage cH be ded@eu J'""
~ money RENTED.
VOLUNTxRY CORRESPO NDENCE. cc.fdias's imporfont
sscs salicsd from amy quarter Of the cord used 7 BE-
Morally paid for. - a.. !,
ADvEkTISENENTS trsneaDed erery morning, ard to o
ss Ad In tb uorHi0 editions at reasonable
prcs 10 tpriffen Jldi ieb aaaner the proprietor
responsible for srroTs IN radn0scfW. nv, -.
NO NOTL y fah OF communications. WHAT
ever "a INTENDED Insertion must be authenticated bp TIC name
and addrss OF t rer; Bccess1ru for publication, bat
as svarany Of his good faith We Cannot return rejected
niedticns
PRN7ING Of al kinds erecuted BEAUTIFULLY and ,cth dee
patch received at the Office Of Fulton and
Aossdp streets -
Tn HER AID ESTABLISHMENT is open throughout th'
night as prH as day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

Actual Circulation OF the Herald.
Nov. 23-Thursday. ............... 100 copies
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday at IS
minutes before O'clock and fnished at minutes before
o'clock.
Circulation Of the other Leading Morning
Journals.
Courier and Enquirer daily. 5000. $500
Journal Of Commerce.. 4 800
Daily Express OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500
xnDun0s AAVVV
Errors in the above estimate will be corrected
adequate authority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24


place last evening at the Tabernacle, and the
usual scale Of magnitude The greater part Of this
concert consisted Of well known and familiar pieces,
to Shich NJ Gung'l, with his ordinary taste . mu-
tcian and leader added several novelties
The principal portion Of there were the Elite Qua
drile," the" Pauline Polka" aud the Carnival OF
Venice composed by himself, and performed by his
inct mpabe orchestra All these pieces of mastery
cQnpostion, in bold and brilliant style, and were
x,tetipgly effective We never heard the performers
Of Nj. Gungl p)sy more exquisitely. They we're sp-
plaudcd loud and long and delighted the audience BY
the accuracy and brio given to the lovely Of
their talented leader. The Grand Overture from the
Opera Of Euryanthe" by Carl Maria Won Weber,
which lie of the most beautiful compositions of this
German maestro, was given In all its grandeur. The
Finale Of the Opera of Lucia 81 Lammermoor,n By
Donizett also rendered with the utmost ability
The Flute Concerto" by M. Siede, . performer of
great merit very favorably received In fne the
hand ofM Gupg' deserves the highest credit for they
give TO all their performances that finish and unity
which have gained for them reputation second to
in the United States They give another OF their
charming and delightful concerts In Brooklyn this
evening.
HENRI HrHz's GRAND Music AL ENTERTAINMENT
This festival will take place Thursday evening Of merit
week at the Tabernacle, and Will be one Of the most
brilliant musical Jefes Of the season In our notice Of
It, in yesterday paper, It was inadvertently stated as
taking place last evening.
Collins, THE fRIsH CoMEprA,.-This celebrated de-
neator Of Ir.h character and excellent vocalist
Riypgb IL entertaining nts at Carroll Hall Baltimore He
is assisted by NJ and Madame Leati, whose abilities
fiate artists spoken of In the highest terms Of
ssiopy. We are much pleased to learn that Mr. Col
bs will shortly return to this city to play night
previous his southern tour for the projected be neat
Of the family Of the late lamented Mr. Simpson.
THs HonKsTocKs-We baveread with much interest
son very remarkable testimonials to the profession al
inertia Of the twin artists Miss Adele and Mr. Charles
Bohpstock, violin and piano) who are nov on their
psssge from Germany TO this country. Every suoh
acquisition !, vs,cS%ey rsc.yed ana s sc'p,sa nsrs
80 literally bestowed upon their respective perform
NJ ces in kusops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
HrookJvn Intelligence,

Every Congressional district has given pluralit
for Ta ylOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

perS pu0lsneO on the Spot, tndt Iidss Vi lhote d
cribable misery, restitution, and want of EN-.
ployment exists in these colonies. This misery
chiefly reigns among the immigrant laborers, OF
Coolies, who have been introduced in the islands
to supply the place Of negro labor We perceive
that league, which takes the title Of "The Loyal
West India League" has been formed in the
island of Trinidad, especially with view to de-
wise means for the remedy of these augmenting
evils. We find in prospectus published by the
League, the following significant language,
which helps to give an idea of the object OF its
iormationi-
What is here proposed in the present unemployed
condition Of the indian and African immigrants and
ole aborers IL to in convenient parts Of
the colony self supporting farms, to be formed out Of
the unclearvd land with asylums, hospitals, schoo
huses prisons police stations, and courts attached
therefor and be worked by the unemployed laborers
and convcts. Such project seems not only feasible
but most desirable; and If carried out with vtgor
will tn. in and other classes mentioned
from an be productive BESIDES of vas,
general good. Every suggestion In such direction
must nov come most OPPORTUNITY. immigration into
fucb an Impoverished colony rs Trinidad, can only
Re effective with other auxiliary for securing
continuous employ and food to its aboring popu-
| sUon BY the pressure Of untowsrd circumstance
the West India plan being daily brought
to The level OF paupere and IN conseque of the ge
neral depression of all business, and the want Of
works public and private, to absorb the unemployed
labor OF the colony, vast numbers Of the lsboring
classes are necessarily doomed to ideness want, and
sickDets.
Slrguarly enough, and with an obstinacy cha
ractersiic Of British aristocratic. rule, the CO.
yeInment of the island, with Lord Harris the
Governor, at Its head has, we are informed, set IT.
self IN decided opposition to this movement, and
done all IN ts power TO thwart, defeat, and obstruct
the operations and objects il aims 10 produce. In
pursuance Of this object, we have heard high con-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

The Observation-Disclosures is the anniversary OF
The entrance Of Gen. Scott into .ueXjco and The
completion Of the second conquest Of that ancient
and wond ,rful city. We need not speak of the
su1' ring, the toll, and the glory OF the campo ign
which was thus contaminated. The incidents
fresh in the recollection Of all Romance wrought
with The highest power of invention cannot exceed
The history of the events of that campaign in the
elements of noble. generosity, devoted herosn, and
marvellous achievements. We have celebrated
The praises of the heroes who survived. we have
mourned over the hundreds who have fallen. But
l. this enough, Shall the day pass off without any
token o.! remembrance-any sign of rejoicing Shall
be Indifferent 10 the glories of the past, shall
we cherish the high spirit that leads TO great EN-
prise, by showing that noble and chivalrous deeds
II" gratefully remembered by the Re. ubIlc VIII
II" drum beat, 10 cannon roar, III co:nmemoraion OF
the day! The Fourth Of July will be forgotten next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14
The Health of the CITY

Els CrCSceHt.On The % OF August, 1872 the Board Of
!'eailh-Dr Warren Stone, Chairman-decared that the
Yellow Fever then existed epidemic when the proceed
ing Wf.}F bill o. mortality only II from the prevain
disease but IN August. lS. the Board OF HeaithA D.
Cros>man Mayor, Predent-deuare that the Yellow Fever
Epidemic although from 70 100 have died per week
Of that disease
1t said who shall decide when Doctors disagree p
But here difference between the Doctors and he Nav3r
who disposed place his upon the epidemic this
year any how fix it. Rut like the 4" Iiabor and
River bill though ned seems TO be gainnr ground
Tor yesterday there 20deas Notwithstanding the OF
this great conservative gOlrrr" CFr,I