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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05
CARPIAGES -GAFLAGEs

~ EASTrPT PgTCFS At le Commission CAR
a RAGE REPOSITORY, II 70, 90 y fE&L4SES<
ST. CHR LES street. opposite ~ ~
nercal Exchange-Dn hand and n9 ~ Cf- 3
iy receiving FASHION IL e. H. ~ -foTisS.
COACHES. ROCKAWAY BaROUCHE9, bUG-
GIES ELc., g.. for style fiji 81 ~ ~ ~ be,ea,
market Customers are iuvitgy fSIrt ilt eS CE
jet 6n Ii. s.2Slil u ~ y. e..zs-s2 y
FE1HE ROUGH AND RA)Y LIN = St OMNIBUS
10 3-s no,g ,II1rinfy ON the upper rcsSrzI
end n I sfs-atts ~ he 4, srnmet W harf
ri Nv J'is raTrioges I'll new and l1ta-S'-7-
-, ~ 80, = -. 80 to any ever brought to or made
in his CITY A rresepfIeTe are out SIX ruHAiS p1 Ig
nav Zssn n 10 N I'm. Smoking and Eaeng are strictly
nrabif s,fa;aata sons are not permitted % ude and
~ n,,Ii - y red that strict attention VIII bspala TO
bs sI ,o,.aeuce Of al! who may favor sad line
ul ;st =. IL -. g.. j. 3. SLAWSON " 60.
~ Fss 10 s Tickets. 81 hundred, for sale by
Collectors ia the Gni9uses. 1-Il
PgTL6DEI sIIA wHEELwRIGHTs WORK.
y,,TTIz gents for the yell-knoggn mandatory
- W. * CmsLDs x Co, Philadelphia, have now
aTjDp and store an extensive assortment OF every de-
,l,5,t IN If IheelwHghts work as follows
~ Sis and Horse Cart Wheels, from TO inches on
tbe tIeaa; ira heavy Dray Wheels 4xl inches tread;
X Nv ii Horse Wagons, with and without bodies, ya-
oFs "a i1 1 iron and wooden azes m 1 and Al inches
or "a }' It's light and heavy;
Id6 Vneebarows, with shifting sides
80 anal BarroWs. .-., -
Philadelphia which will enable them TO offer to Planters and
~ haDs tins season q larger and complete assOT
III OF these articles than has heretofore been offered ~
is market Prices will be reasonable, terms liberia apd all
f1o'ss io'' EMERSON, TOURNE Il Co,
;.1 1873 TcnoupiOulat ST.
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gANME8s sESlss

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED sFoag.
TEyHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEa!lS can by IA q
4 obtained at the Seed Store Of MATT HBW w. =
BYRNE, at the corner If ST, CHy9RLES a. NisssyS.
qRy9YIER Stress; warranted 10 lie the hnest-E
collection nOWlu tho city. -
-. AL50-FRUTP AND ORN LAMENT LTREES D.
30 the choicest kind together with the best collection CT
So SHRUBBERY to be found in the market. BOU
DUETS put order at the shortas tnotce ap24 3n
az Persons purchasing Plants Seeds, aaa finding them
MOTTO they represented wiz be returned thermo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

CARPEF TE Rim Q e.,
n COLLINS BTTL Ter, No. 13l F0fDR66s, ST.
Il. between Caondeietnd St Charles, New 05ea ans
s Cisterns made Coupng houses haen up anu 1G
bing in general done. AstSash Doors bnhu eIS;i VII
which Planters and Others On be supplied my1I-tnI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE above Regard will 2e RaId upon conyntmn
4 Of the person N persons harbotns the mul attpsS 30
MATILDA or TiLLA-but no dolbt now paS ing Es23S
under an assumed name vi "a forged pass; SAD g-R42
is dark muaite abort feet inches nigh Is or IL
years OF age stout made proDne eyes shor and
test inNylen walking Twenty-Five dq ITS will be
papr her yTehensioR and lodging N any 4 Of the CITY
~ GEO. K. BEH}. ~ LA szine St.
New 0rl5,-I. May y. l94s. 81 Ey26
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05
PoRTARLE sHoWER RATgs.

GREEN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE EXIT SiC ~,
u SHOWER BATHS, have received the dipGti a. Ro e
1I ~ ias'sIe, l' A. on Ti ~ Az lie. The
i W T,siJ a ,, M tbo have H. appointed
etg -. ~, ,i,.o III ,si1+ T,+j, IN, "a pre-
sj t r, tnI al rafsii af OdeFate pri-
N ~ 5G5rs 9 4 %fpSiIST T. Z ELSN 5sleuvjest
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-TORTEs

rETHE PUBLIC viii please take notice that Mr. HENRY
4 PARSONS, 81 CAMP STREET, is my z2szI-T---s
only agent for the sale Of my PIANO FORTES 81
Louisiana and that instruments taken dJf I8 II n
his depot may be considered EJily sUaraB-u y Y
led from the factory; aud that The prices VIII he the same
adding freight and insurance only. Orders may be LETT CE
any kind Of instrument and advance required until the
aTticeig received and approved. J. GHIChERLHG,
n.yl6 33f Washington street, Boston.
ER. UEERI HEELS PLANO FORTEs AND
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

> T'WT- W WOE THINTION, IfenerN .4gent N7,d
y lDhrcfor Rodney, ler TOu county, Mississippi viii
aeu punsn .y 10 The Correction OF Note, Drafts, Ac.
conn &e., THIS and the southern paTot ClabOne county.
z, 'ar, tr-J5ays " U.ans, BrOughton a. Murdoch,
Etne. trI. Wa.ru d Co.. kcdaey, Miss; John GOodl,
Fu.p 90 Hr,t. Il. a. " o. NJ Bayly, New Orleans w
y. '.n,., e. A. 5. Duniphan, Natchez .ames GOOdn,
Cincinnati; jas Hand liladeiphia j. g. hines Licking.
CHs fLns Fu Gland On. bOme comfy, Miss ap9
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ITT| -.-I-- = - JOINS sTROUI JR.,....WM STROUD
JOIN STROUD d CO.,
lao '.H.N,H Street, between }arondeet and Baronne
DEALERS n SsEk.g4i@
bEA #.,T ANTELP IECES, E5
IVA ..r,aN.,F. CRATES, MONUMENTS, rsk5iI u
TD.F.E iuur SLABS, CRAZE STONES, 1HLHl -
reaf5r&E LINE e. t$ 4 a5if Fl slsiSi D
uE ftElr ho ANAND iIYpRALIC CEMENT,
tIgsTEEIse HAIR, WliiE SAND, IN
ESQ - D.. FENsACULA AND TITS BURG -
FIR. BRIGGS. mv3 6n
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EEMP WaR-EouaES.

w devoted the Uppe floors the PbWniy and NN\ VI
Western WarehOusGs excl usIvely to the storage y
HemJ order TO meet the views Of the Board OF a1lH
Underwriters prepared to receive and store the aee
accommodating terms. Having number OF presses NJ
same buildings. they also prepared at any moment
ect aud Te-Jaie it Ia the neaest manner ana at low P
EMERSON, TOURNS & CO.
apo l58 TchoupitOuLS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

NEW CARRIAGE AdANUFAOTORY,
d 4 90 CGropdest st., GrGUtsr ami Union SIS
CARRIAGES manufactured TO order Cfg!Tsf4zzsSs@F
~ aud workmanship warranted Also, EPzFE->-lS{
Repairing done at al TIE branches. N.Y.
mh22 6mp&W AIKEN x CoWANr
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS. &c
XVI repaired furnish at short notice, ttfoIC the
w Fore OF Armstrong y Danagh Plttsburg, all ~ Grip
ion of Hammered Pieces, WROUGHT IRON VIZ Shaits
or Steamers and Sugar Nils, Piston Rods, Wrists P.tman
las Cotton Press Screw ouds, and every variety iOrE
ng, from 50 lbs. TO 6OOJlbS
aplI 3m L, j. WEBSTER IS GRAY y St
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. $50 .1ire -s5g ST., .JTHEr Of I-GJGQettsSt
j.. BOLER would respectfully inform the community
j Of NCY Orleans that all times prepared a. the
above 1s u-ns roast and ground Coffee ground spices
a., aH kinds, together with Cornneai, HJnluy aud Crit.
as2lDOas Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
nOdast notice, ap4 ON
sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE No. IL CGnGl street, rD0r,eGHS,
Z A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment Of
j every style Of Saddles, Brides, Murn- sHS III
gales Coach, Gig, Buggy. Wagon, and fs4i5%Az=1Itte
es Cart HARNESS; Dray Brides, -NA9aFS 70 sl
Ssse@N Collars WHIPS Stuups Bits sgFS.Ss} = 81
N4 and Spurs Also, general sssonmentoi NDlA
-Sa-~A&a RUBBER GOODS; together with tie largest
stock Of Trunks, Vaices, Saddle and Garrett Bags ever
before offered this market TO which ne invites the attention
OF purchasers all the above goods will sold at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES. %
ter The subscriber has also the agency hDr the sHA U
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety 81 ut
terms, and at the manufacturers prices. nil bm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

j o.. E.ERsNN. J. A. BOENEFAL.
n - 2 {SJN ~ 8OENEVAL, q UCTION EERS. Ia e.
'uVIer rect, wal attend TO the purchase ana sale Of
Eet tals, l'egrOes 4afchaudze; ~sO, u me sale Of
ClrE J Suggestions, tUn,tIre and all UutdOG' sa es soil
eli irlm their Attends and the pablo portion Of t1e pa
f.0nrtG. mn 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

GOMEZ MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove bless
inc to all those VINO use it, i sovereign Leme for all
Burns, Sore Eyes teons Ulcers Bruises, Tie DOoreuX,
Esipeas aud al! complaints which need external appli
cation. By its use, lnfammatOus removed, SwengS
reduced and Modification stayed twill be supplied
ak cegymen gratis for their and the poor OF their
parlshes-Sod only at 90 POydras street.
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HEMP! .HEMP!l HEMP q!

EyHE undersigned order further 20 meet the views Of the
e Board Of UNDERWRITERS have set &par exclusively Tor
he storage Of Hemp and other extra hazardous articles Of
merchandise the proof W arhouse, Orleans
No 2 corner elod and MaraEne streets The locality and
AGILITY Of receiving and delivering the Warehouse Ghee
icing hosting 70 the second story agried} renders this
he most desirable plaza for his description of storage.
aa5 6m GEO. K. BEARD EtJi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

CONSUMPTION CURED-AlsO Coughs Colds, Pain in the
Side aud Breast, and al Lung and Liver Compaints-by
Dr. adhomew Pink EXpecIonGEsy'np. Tins Is the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
gGled cases after ali other articles have tailsj.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article IN TINS city
Price - cts. Il makes rich latIe that does not dry
the face.
70 THE LAnIEs-Ba Of Columbia, fer restoring the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

a! S"5 ss = e EEL
n ,. lstiii ~ re, appy loElse Ibs, g; ~ o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05
r0p PuCATAN

FOX FUGAIAM' -, =,
q EITTTARY GOODS. 1.-The subscribers nave now on
= hand 900 4 S. RIFLES, from Harpers Zap
Ferry a large supply of99LlTT,s . REP Ia +
priced Resolving Pisto $ vtn with complete asfor H
Of SWORDS SABRES, ailtary Sashes, ana oe NJ x
9ia,rtTes Street [Je32fI I HYDE Goo 1lf
ROCKVILLE BRICK EAEUF ACT0RY.
EEOEY 4 BYINGTON Bpeottpiy lnloim ! ile ~ 1888
Of Newt reaus Lafayette, CaIOltoI a!slsItsI' tb
and Hcevville" that they n0HBepa,ed 70 uellEgL %
cheapest and best made BRICKS the
10 builders and others al The uwe price s = laltil
ment is the argzsi IN tnaSguun a'i '''7
u lSn = !e1sO'ie-'S H(lEY Il BYiNGTON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

The sandal-tree perfumes, when Ilven,
The axe that laid it low;
Let man, who hopes to be forgiven,
Forgive and bless his foe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05
LIME.
s 4AA CASKS ThOmasUn Lime, To- sale hv
E.EW1 nvi1 IOHN SIROIn 4 co. l48 Common St.

STORAGE FOX COZ TIE.
f. axe On storage one floor, secoHL story N
w dry and dark alaue, $50 bags. Also, IN anGth.
tore from ~ 00J 40 bags Merchants having coffee
70 store VIII find it 20 their advantage call aud examine our
warehouses EMERSON. TOURI5E / CO.
apsN 1873 TchorpitCU!as street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

They say thine eyes. like sunny skies,
Thy chief attraction form;
] see no Sunshine in those eyes
They take one all by storm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

WORMS IN CHILnREN--KOmstock' Vemifuge is tn
most extraordinary remedy used Should there be ~
worms it viii DO good.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

CAuTloN.-Dalay's Original and only Genuine Magical
Pain Extractor which curs Burns sca5s Eysireas and
rheumatism Sore Eyes and Nippes.-oOd remember at 5s
N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

And all feel the truth of the piOus quotation,
Preseryeit then, ladies-yOUr glory may fall,
Unless you protect it with this preparation,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

GREAT FRE At ALEXANDRIA "A very
destructive fire broke out nj AleXondria-
La on the liphl Of the sth nlt, which
consumed lhne squares Of buildings, in
the principal business part of the town.
Nearly every merchant ia the place was
burnt out The Post Office, with all the
letters, was entirely consumed aud the
building in Which was q branch OF the
Canal Bauk, was also consumed, but. the
snle, containing the money books, aud
papers Of the institution, was gotten out
nnlnjnred Even the effects whcl, had
been removed from the burning buildings
to the river hpuk, took fire from sparks
falling upon them, and were burnt up. A
number of families were rendered house.
less, and reduced 10 poverty, The loss is
said @ be extremely hoavy-nothing was
insured.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Mn. Stacks REroRT-On the first
page of our paper to-day, we publish the
Report of Professor Slack, Principal Of
the Female department. of our Seminary,
and bcspeak for it, an attentive rernsal,
The subject, Education, is paramount to
all others, and one in which we should
feel deep, am absorbing interest The
light in which Mr. 5. presents il, cannot
fail to attract the attention. and meet full.
ly, the appreciation of every friend Of the
Institution over which he presides. His
views in regard to the education Of Young
Ladies, are. in our humhe opinion, the
proper otes, and are based upon sound
reasoning, aud II Just and proper discrim.
nation between what has been the most
popular aud what should be the proper
course of instruction. Under his faithful
guidance, we predict, ere long to see per-
maneu,ly established here, the best fo'
male Institution in the State, and one tia,
will iayoably compare with any in the
South Mr.. Slack possesses the ability
aud energy to make It su h, aud NIL that
Is necessary to verify our prediction is,
the fostering care aud patronage Of our
citizens
: Both the Male aud Female departments
ofour Seminary, are now in the full tide Of
successful operation, with u fair number
of scholars in each, and the NUMBER are
daily increasing, aud viii, we trust, con.
linuc to do 50, Every thing is working
lmmononsly aud satisfactorily, and we
hope those who contemplate placing
scholars IN either department, viii no
longer hesitate, but will show their vii.
lingness To sustain Tie Institution, by seud.
ing them on immediately. Board, in re.
spectacle families, can be obtained At a
molcmta ehargo,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

fNsuRRncuoN ENBAoRnisARY,-The
female eomiots IN the city Of Mar-cilles
France, were recently, Tor bad conduct,
put by the doctor on diet treaimenL-
that i, on short allowance. A meeting
OF the Nimgos took place, aud 1t was
carried mem con. TO I'm dia dscfor
At this momen, the feminine ,nsurrcc'
ton assumed, for hospital, the most
strange character These unfortunate
creatures, desifous, as It would seem, to
20 to the extent of truly political and
revolutionary movement, gave their hall
the aspect OF Il Pansiun Faubourg on tbs
day OF mob, beds, mbles, mai,ascs,
everything within their reach were mpidly
collected, and an enormous harrcadc
was raised, behind which, with fiery looks
and their hands upon their hips, the ia.
surgenis began 10 shout patriotic songs
when these ceased thuse oi the women
who directed the insuneeiional move.
ment, addressed their companions with
| incendiary speeches aud made thcm
swear to die rather than accept the least
capituation Nothing could be heard
/ but the yclls Of these dcmoniaos, the
noise OF the broken windows aud cham.
Der vases. In a lew moments the hall
was hcapcd with ruins oi the furniture.
II was now necessary to hasten matters,
for the absurd evaporation Of the women
had reached the point OF attempting 10
set fire to the barricade, which would
have had the most fearful results. For.
tunntely, the armed force which was en-.
ployed to destroy the harriradn, succeeded
in bringing the rebels to order, aud sez.
ing the leaders. The leaders were ear.
rcd to prison between double hedge Of
soldiers.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

We give below, all the information we
have been able to gather, OF the result N
this State:
OuAcuITA CouxrS S.-Taylor's MAJORITY
over Gass. 1871. Showing clear gain OF
lis since the Congressional poll in Au'
gust AZ compared with the Presidential
Election, in lsll, the wings have gained
9s.
BRADLEY.-Taylofs majority llj.--
Polk S majority IN 1914, 10. Wing gain,
1873.
DALLAs.-Cas- smaionJy 90 johnson.
majority over Newton, in August III.
This showsn Democratic loss of2l votes.
uSoS.-Only two Townships heard
from, which show whig gain Of 81
votes since August
PuLAsm-A gentleman who lei' Little
Rock, on Thursday evening, informs ~
that Cass majority is votes. It will be
rccollcctcd that the wings OF Pulaski
had two.ihirls OF the Legi-a urc, and a
host Of flookcrs-on and office seekers to
contend with Inisi1, Mr. Polk major.
tyn Pulaski was 90 Cass majority I.
Wing gain, 50 votes
SALINE Is reported to have given GO
majority for Cass polks majority in
isli, was 50
LArwsrrE--bas given Tuylora major
ity of votes. Two precincts, which
gave majority 81 Taylor voted On Mon.
day and were consequently thrown out.
Johuson's majority at the Congressional
election i'll August was % Majority
ior Polk, in 1874 81
PRE is reported 10 hoyc given Cas- a
majority Of 50 votes
SEWER Reported majority for Cass
ia seven towuships-i0. townships
not heard from. The change appears So
gfeat that We question tie correctness Of
tho report .lohnsons majority over
Newton ia August was PIP.
Thus far, the wings Of Arkansas have
done well Although we have no hopes
Of carrying the State, we expect to reduce
'he Democratic maJorIiics considerably
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

4 petition 10 the President Of the l'ni-
ted States, dated 25th August last, has
been forwarded from Gaudsloupo, praying
that an America vessel or vessels may BIZ
placed at the disposal OF the white inhab.
iiants OF that lsl,nd, for the purpose Of
conveying them to the United States -
The late French revolution, followed by
the abolition of slavery, has made 1t un.
safe for The whites 10 reside therc, bni
they nre entirely destitute, and unable TO
dolray the expenses Of there emigration.
A precedent ior the course they suggest
may be found in the case Of the white pop.
ululIon Of llayu
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15


Ff9m Ac 81 L10ts Rcretltei 2Hh m
INTERESTING FROM OREGON,
In our last papars from Oregon we had
accounts Of ~ bnttle with the indians,
fought on the Gmatila, in February,
The next adviees from the commissioners
were received on the Esd, as follows
We stop the press to announce the re-
turn Of Mossrs Newell aud Palmetto this
city. The Commissioners and Snpern.
tendent Of Indian 8tlnirs have succeeded
in. securing tue neutrality Of the Mes
Perees, NaiIa WaIns, n small portion Of
the Gagnses, aud the Yackamons They
had also intelligence, upon which they
confidently rely. TINT the Spokans, Flat
heads aud most of the upper country In,
dians, are disposed to bear themselves
friendly towards the whites Upon the
return OF Messrs. Lee, Newell aud Palmer
to the Dallcs, they held Il long talk with
the DE Chutes Indians; the conference
resulted IN the assurance ON the part of the
Indians, that from that time hey were he
friends efthe Americans The ammdef-
ers' have force Of about two hundred
men. composed OF Gpynscs and ihe vicious
aud reckless Of the neighborina tribes who
have mostly left the Chyu-o country They
are followed by Gal Gillian and party.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Ia Red Land Township, the Judges admitted
II Illegal votes To be pord, by smirfanls passing
,hrongh The State. and In Missouri Tow nshIP, two
illegal votes were given. Is Of the lG, were for
the Democratic Elscior leaving out these iIle
gal yo,r,, the majority for Taylor would BE- 50,
aud Rhig gain Of lOi, as compared with the
Presidential Election Ia 1874, We congratulate
the Wing. OF lIrmPstuad upon the result, aud al
though they have done rel this time, let Us re-
solve al the s-u election 10 do better.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

The Presidential Election Is over, aud
We are nov only waiting for the smoke
10 clear away, 10 bring in list OF the XII.
ed. wounded and missing. We expect
TO chronicle the success of the whig army
under Old Zach. in the States of New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. New Jersey,
Delaware, Rhode Island, Massachusetts
Connecticut, Vermont Maryland, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Geof-
gia. Louisiana. and Florida, certain, and
probably in Indiana, Iowa. aud even
Michigan. We concede to our opponents
the advantage Of the fight in Maine, New
Hampshire, Virginia, Mississippi, Illinois,
Arkansas, aud perhaps South Carolina,
Should we have guessedrighi, we shall
have lsG, aud our opponents 50 Electoral
votes-lcaying 81 60 doubtful, in In.
diana, Iowa and Michigan
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

ANERlcS SYNpArHlzrRs The Car
low Sentinel reports the arrest on the 23d
Of September, Of Alexander Morrison,
Jame- Thomburr aud John MoNcagun,
"mliiary men, who had been engaged
in the Mexican war, aud had recently
arrived from America TO take a leading
par" ia the Irish rebellion. Nncn ar.
rested they made no secret Of their pur-
pose, but openly avowed hostility to tho
Queen, and regretted that they could
have no chance for fight They ARE all
ldshnen, natives Of Ulster aud emigraled
to America some year. ago. Thirteen
Young men, whom the three had been
drilling and training, were also arrested
N O PicaBBUc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

The result Of the ELECTION IN Pcuusyl-
vania show the sober second thought
ollhc people, On examining the figures,
]. viii be seen that the coal regions have
Undergone complete revolution, their
vote being given almost entirely to the
Wing ticket What Is the cause Of this,
hut the policy which has closed the IRON
iorges. causing the coal works to suspend
for want Of market, and taking bread
from the mouths OF thousands oipoor hon.
est laborcrs! Pennsylvania has been
swept as if by tornado, It's avenues OF
trade choked, aud it. prosperity checked
how could il result Otherwise than IN a
spontaneous combustion of political ele.
mcnts, through which the people are
seeking To recover their lost ground!-
Pennsylvania. more than any other, is the
test State OF the Union on the great
American policy OF Home Protection,
and slow as hor people generally are to
awake aud move they have now spoken
IN thunder tone. their desire for new men
and new measures, that this policy may
be prrseryed.-N. v SHH
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

GopEy's LAnY's Book for November
has come to hand A. nsunl, it is bealt.
iifully illustrated, and contains ~ pages
of letter press, from she pens of forty
diifereutconlnbHors The readers OF this
highly mcrtorions work, cannot complain
that Mr. Godey has not fulfilled his promis.
es to them, for the numbers of the Book
issued at the close OF the year, not only
eqnal, but surpass, those issued at the
commencement. 1t is deservedly popular.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

The Eastern Mail failed on Sunday
night, in consequence, It Is supposed, OF
high water These mail lailurcsa are very
imPorunc, as they invariably happen just
ai the time when every body Is on the
gni r,re ior tho latest intelligence. Mail
failures on the ronyc between this place
and Little Rock, are Of so frequent occur.
renee that it is difficult to tell whcnihere
is "a legitimate excuse, In the prcsent rase,
however, we have been informed TINT the
Ferry Boat at the crossing OF the Litile
Missouri, (which stream is known To have
risen about 90 feet within the last few
days,) was at last accounts, some 80 milos
below the Ferry. II it is not, such a
dereliction OF duty on the part OF the per.
son who keeps the Ferry, should be made
an indictabe offence When Ferry is
licensed to be kept the Feryman should
be compelled to Keep good boats in con.
slant readiness. Such ferries az there
are over the streams on this route. are
complete nuisanccs, and the stage line IS
Just about on a par with the ferries and
the inefficient hcadof the Post Office De.
partment.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

ELrrnaS w. give below The result Of the
Election a tins county, wi'h the whia l.ass aud
Gain, ~ compared with the August Elselan, In
Missouri Township, II appean, the Democracy
did moi reeollee; the names oflheir Electors, aud
cast their votes iui Nj Hampstead IN place Of
John Martin.