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TRooPs. The steamer Suwanee, from Nash
vile, arrived yesterday, brought down Captains
Patterson. Grant, and O'Brien, with three compa-
MES of Colonel McClellands regiment of Tennes-
see volunteers, consisting of three hundred men,
and landed them at Carrolton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

PREMoNIToRlEs.- Already the party presses
seem to be preparing for the campaign OF the en-
suing summer and fall Unfortunately, they don't
know vet g who to hurrah for.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

OLD SUBJECT REvIvED-A new work-or at
least a new edition of it-has been lately published
to prove that Gen Hull, who surrendered Detroit
in the last war, was not coward. The work is
by the Generals daughter. who is now deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

Mn. SEvIER-This gentleman, who, as every
one knows. was appointed, jointly with Nj. Clifford
If Maine. Commissioner to Mexico, will leave mere
on Sunday. Mr.. Sewer, representing the STATE Oh
Arkansas. has for some time occupied an eleVateo
,,osition in the United States Senate. In the ne"
field in which he is about to exercise his talents,
we have no doubt-notwthstanding the opinions
Of some to the contrary-that he will amply fulfill
the expectations Of. the President, and evlnce, IN
his intercourse with the Mexcans, the same ability
that he has displayed at home. We have no tear
that in his hands, the honor or interest OF the
country will suffer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

TIE DIFFERENCE.-We notice that one class
of papers head the French news with & Horrible
Revolution etc. or something of that sort, while
another gives it 8 Glorious Revolution etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

Ex-PREsIDENT VAN BUREN. = This gentleman
arrived in Philadelphia on the 2lst ut.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

Gs-See third page for report of yesterday race.
An interesting race will come of to-day, tor the
particulars of which see advertisement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
MoRGAN,s LITERARY DEPOT


.4djoining tie Post-Qffce, Exchange Place
NEW BOOKS-Just received-HIsToRIcAL VIEW OF
~ THE LITERATURE OF THE SOuTh OF EuRoPE-ByI
C.. l.. Simonde de Sismonde, of the Academy and 10
ciety of Arts of Geneva-2 vols;
LUTHER AND THE LUTHERAN REFORMATI0N--by John A.
Scott. NJ. Ain vols;
LETTERS OF THE BRITISH SPY-by William WHIT;
A SUMNER IN SCoTLAND-by Jacob Abbott-with enrE
Conquest OF CALIFORNIA AND NEW MEXICO by the i0re
OF the United States in the years 1916 and 1847
A T0UR TO THE RIVER SAGUANAY in Lower Canada-h
Chas. Lanman author of Summer in the Wilderness
Two OLD MEN's TALEs-The Admiras Daughtel and
The Detormed-by Mrs. Marsh, author of Emily WIN
dear ETC.
Eva Historical Romance-by Edward Maturin anhaOf
Montezuma the Jew of Granada ETC.;
HISTORICAL AND SECRET MEMOIRS or THE empress
JosEPHINE (Maria Rose Tascher de la Pagere) fnt
wife OF Napoleon-by Nlmlle. NJ. A. LeNomand;
THE SECRETS OF MOUNT Echo. or Mothers Mysteries, an
American romance-by Jesse Conard
TIE History or THE BOTTLE;
GEORGE the Planter of the Isle of France Tale Of The
Land and Sea-by Alexandra Dumas;
CHLoRoFoRM-ITs EFFECTS; embracing series ofeNpr.
ments made by a Committee of the Ednburg NeEo
Churgical Society;
The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for Marchs 1913;
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND COMMERCIAL Re-
VIEW for March;
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March;
The LADY Book with plates, for April;
GRAHAM's M A0AZINE for April;
ER The above magazines sold by the single nHmia
or subscriptions taken
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND, Nos Al and A.
" The subscriber having made such arrangements
will enable him TO sell books low prices as they can
bought OF Northern publishers he invites book pedek a
vendors 10 call at the depot and make selections for ht
apl 32dp ltsw j. G, MORGAN. ExchangePae
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~ Bulwer has written new drama for Ma
cready. We are it will be good; for Bulwer
succeeds better in dramas than novels.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

SENATOR WEBsrER's LAsT.-Our readers will
find in our Washington Letter, Of to-day, good
synopsis of Mr. Webster's last spesch in the Z. S.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

o. The citizens of Worcester, Mass, have vo-
ted in favor of accepting new city charter, by
mai ority of $50, out of 1913 votes cast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

o. Miss Charlotte Cushman and her sister are
about returning to the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

SUPREMELy CoNTEMPTIBLE. -The fanatical
and insane petitions for dissolution of the Union,
which are now occasionally presented to Congress-
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From the yeraCruz Free American.

TO THE MEMORY OF LIT. DAVID HENpEae'N.
Heroic youth no thy manly hand ~ t. ,
Shall Friendship grasp Loves soft pressure hs'"
No more the foremost of gallant band
Thy cleaning sabre Glory path Will show
All little did think, my gallant friend.
When last pressed thy hand, SO soon to las.
The sorrowing author of these lines that BLEND
I'm grief and pride brave Henderson to thee
Still IS the daring heart the rumpet's breah
Would thrill with transport when 1t called 70 afIas
And dimmed alas the flashing eye IN death
That saw in Glory more than Beauty : charms:
Columbia sadly weeps the early doom
OF her young heroes: struck down IN Their mlshs@
But Fame immortal gilds each soldier tomb.
And Glory sunshine keeps their memory bHgha:
Par nor from home the youthful hero seeps,
But Friendship shall bear HIM to the ehaP
Where broken hearted, a fond mother weeps
Her warrior SON. whose lips she II press no mosse
Farewell, farewell country flag enshreuds
All that remains of youth and matches wosthe
" Ills gallant spirit hath aSpired the clouds,
That too untimey here did spun the ssnls' -
gera Cruz, .Narch 2, 1S4S. o. Dr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

WHAT FOR We see il stated that the Governor
of Connecticut has appointed the 2lst of April to
be observed throughout that State day of public
fasting, humiliation and prayer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

GALLANT ALABAMA.-We believe that Alabama
is among the first of the States where the specific
right of women to hold property, separate from their
husbands has been recognized by the laws.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

~ On our first page to-day we reprint the
" Leonidas Letter. thai creates such turmoil IN
certain nIlarterSs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

D. The wings have carried York. Pa, in the
local election
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

" Not the least gratifying portion of the glo-
rlous news from France. is the fact that three of
the leading members of the Peoples Provisional
Government are, an editor, an astronomer, and
poet-Arago, Lamartine and Marest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

PLEASANT EXcrTEMENT,-Everybod now in
Cincinnati is looking out for mad dogs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

JAILs FOR TIE SoUTH.-It seems that they manu-
facture portable iron jails in Cincinnati. and send
them by steamboat, for the use of the South. where
stone is scarce
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

E5- John b. Cough is lecturing temperance
i'll New York city-or was, at the latest dates
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

o. Every week we have additional reasons for
suggesting great caution in the administering Of
chlorofom
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

d. The tax on watches in the State of Pennsyl-
vana amounts to 1896 IS, of which s., 900 is
paid in Philadelp hia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

rs Nne-enths of the world Judge of the pos
session by any of religion entirely by his prac
tice of forms yet true religion has no forms.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

o. :The History of the Bottle has been sent
us nv i z Steel
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RACES. ..METAIRIE COURSE
A ! I asss.
SPRING. 1S48,

SPhlNT, 1870
N EDNESDAY, April 5-Smcepstakes fur 1arFI~
w Otds--S300 Entrance-$lW Forfeit. 10
r. TenBroeck names CHI f. Tea Rose BY Eclipse aa,n
da also. CHI g. hh Prycr, by Eclipse dam I 5gg
r. B. KurIy and j. Campbell name ch c. by Wagnsf ''o
Levfathan. "a
Second Race-same Day. spieadid Pfte@er'"'0
at S8J-Entrance added, $3C-'fwo mile heats m rLa
THURSDAY, April 6-Jockey Club Purse w"
mile heats n
FRIDAY, April Jockey Club Purse s8O-l"O NV
meats. go III. ia
of mile ~ no
SATURDAY, April 8-Jockey Club Purse s'o'-''0
emile heats rhno
SUNDAY, April 9-Proprietors' Purse s2V0-pe'
apI POINDEXTER g. TEN BROCK, PLopneG%Io
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

Not DEAp-'ih. Montreal Herald SAYS it.ts ,us
true that Seefey, the fugitive q shaver is dead
His leg was ampuated and ne is doing we'll.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

AUCTION SALE-ThiS Day.-Pierson g. Bonnie
val sell at u o'clock, at the St. Louis Exchange.
desirable Building Lots in Biloxi: also valuable
negro woman. with her child. See advertisements.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

CAPT. HANsoNs REMAINS. On the 10Th ult
the remains of Captain Charles Hanson, 9th infan
try, killed last August at Contreras) Were deposited
with proper ceremonies, in Congress Cemetery, at
Washnofon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

o. The National Int lgencer (at Washington
defends Louis Philippe, and condemns the French
liberals
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

90 Cleveland, Ohio, paper statcp that the
Catholic Bishop of that diocese has it in eontens.
pIation 10 build large and splendid Cathedral ara
that city.
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4 M USE NJ E rs.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
Mxasests, LUDLOW n SMITH. Stage Nj. J. NJ wv,-..
SATURDAY EVENING, April l, 1s4s-Frst ni,b, :,
~ the young American actress, Miss JULIA DEAN m{
is engaged for Six Nights only. Mrs Hunt and NJ fN gD
pendae appear. Shells tragedy in acts of nv AVN
Eolonna, Mr.. Weston Lodovico Mr. Clarke Eyadna II N.
Julia Dean Dance by Miss + Deering To coro'1 H
with MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE AIIy G yosEme
Mr. Chppendale; Margaret, Mrs. Hunt ''OaAeN
Doors open at ga, curtain rises at o'clock
ORLEANS THEATRE,
erATURDAY EVENING, April l. lS4S-Second .l.
- the celebrated Grand Opera in five acts Inv W,sn'
CHARLES VI Pehormers-Messrs. DebreuH Dna sV,'
Mdes. Fleury Jolly, Casin The libetto of Cbares VI
for sale at the box office VA
Performance to commence at o'clock
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT bv u.
nr-gn STEYERMARKISCHE Musical Comrang9
SeIaS5 consisting of Nineteen Performers The sInyl
MINI Company beg respectfully to inform be cizeUYOf
4ss NewOheans and aTangers generally that thew vii
city on TUESDAY EVENING, April L. at Amorv E,H
PROGR.f NINE. PART FIRST
T.. Hungarian National March ................ Tt,
2. Overture to Masaniello Anst
g.. Every country has its charms, waltz .. Stpms
d.. Duetto from Linda di Chamaunx. DopSt6
PART SECOND.
5. Gipsy Quadre. StnN
g.. Sounds from Home ......................Gu DgI
:. lie Bouquet Grand Pot pouri Stm9s
g. Cyerture to Zampa ieOl
Tickets One Dollar children half price to be ba5
the music stores hotels and the door Concert to COM
mence ate o'clock precisely. apl 8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

US Eppss has had his preliminary examination
and his trial was - have commenced s.e lasa eft
March,
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P.ssExGERs-Per steamship NIcKim.-Capts Denney.
james Pltchard, Cox Corhn Miller and Daniey t. s.
Lisnis Gsu!fn, Sherman, Buchanan; Banard. Mcmahon
tehox ffaincS. Wells Stinson and Wadngton: Mr. Dun
tar onartemasrr's Dept; NIessrs j V Clement q Ba
fsEs Nea, ~ N N&"Hi's'iias'
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WIND STORM At NAycnNz--l, blew great
guns last Monday morning, before daylight, at
Natclez. The buildings of Mr.. John Fletcher.
Lake Concordia, We're several of them thnroofed
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NTOW AND THEN-in two paris, complete;
~ History OF THE BoTTLE-with illustrations by
George Crukshank
THE LOST CHILDREN-A Temperance Tale, by I. 5. A.
thur ESQ.,;
THE CRIMES OF LoNpoN--2 vols complete;
ESTHER DEMEDINA-2 vols. complete;
LIFE IN LoNDoN-2 vols. complete;
ELLEN MuNRoE-2 vols. complete
COUNTESS OF MoR1oN-l vol complete;
GEORGE OR THE PLANTER OF THE ISLE OF FRAScE-
vol. compete-Just received by
apl 81 MILES e. SALE & co. II St Charled
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS,
FREsH POND IoE EsTABLIsHMENT

VN7HTTE ICE HOUSE, No. COmm0n street: .NaH
w Chdrtres striet; Of PoBdrGs and 81. Charlie
streets; Of Robin and Religions streets, and u
side of P0ntchdrtrain RdIr0Gd Dep0t
The above mentioned establishments full of sJe
rior FRESH POM ICE and for sale in quantities suit pun
chasers, at lowest market prices
sq5@ Orders from the country for "a ok ed ce will be
promptly attended to.
ap1 Ind 1msw A. w. BOSWORTH Agen.
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o. There wer. Is deaths in Boston during sf.
week ending the 18th uls--i2 by consumption, ny
iynhuS feYeH
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By acknowledgement for the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
Congressional.


Congressional
WASHINGTON. March "a.
SENATE.-Nlr Miller from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, presented petition providing
for an amendment to the charter of the city of
Washington.
A message was received from the House, return
ing the Deficiency bill with amendments.
Mr. Anterior moved that the Senate concur
which was agreed to-
Mr. Johnson, of Louisiana, moved to take up the
bill granting pensionto Patrick Walker-whch
agreed TO.
Mr. Turney spoke in strong terms of oppositon
as he thought the bill provided for much larger
pension than it was usual to give i'll such cases.
Mr. Johnson explained that this was an extraor-
binary case. The petitioner lost both his arms and
was unable to eat without aid and was consequent
ly obliged 10 employ a servant.
Messrs. flanagan and Phelp s spoke briefly in
support of the bill. and it then read the third
time and passed-yeas 25. NAYS 9.
The Senate then, on motion, laid aside the morn
ing business and proceeded to the consideration Of
the loan bill.
Mr. Atherton offered an amendment. prohibiting
the Withdrawing of bids after received.
Mr.. Niles offered another amendment requiring
the proposals to state when the money should be
paid into the Treasury.
Mr.. llannegan then moved that the Senate go
INTO Executive sessOn--Was agreed to.
After the doors Were opened the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
HoUsE.-NTr. Rockwell called for the regular or
der of business, which was private bills and the
House accordingly resolved itself into Committee
of the whole House upon private bills, and after
some time spent therein. the Committee rose re-
ported various bills all of an unneresting charac-
ter, which We're considered, and the House adj
journed.
PIrTsBURG, March 24.-'The river is on a stand
with II feet of water in the channel. Weather
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. March "a, 9 p M-The steamboats,
Yorktown and Gen Taylor arrived to-day from
NeWOrleans. There are 9 feet inches water in
the canal and rsinr G,I.s of FInur at Of COZ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

~ We are indebted to the offaers of the steam
boats Childe Harold, Jamestown, Diadem. Alex
Scott, Buena Vista. and Pride of the West, for
late river napers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

HIERoGLyPHICAL Discoveries Mr. Gid
don's last lecture in our city will be delivered to-
might, and repeated on Monday. Animal Worship,
shan which there is no theme so curious and withaI
anore mystified, is the subject; and its exposition
will be intensely interesting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

tT~ Clothing-.NEW GOODS-Latest Styes.-AL
FRED MUNROE co. No. "a Magazine have received
St. Mary Palestine, a fresh supply OF
Superfne French black cloth Dress and FrOck Goats;
Do-km Cashmere PantaOOns.
black and Col0rei Satin Vests best styles;
Rich black embroidered Cloth Vests beautiful patterns:
Ext fancy Silk Velvet Vests, superb quality;
ALSOBrown blue, olive BROWN clare and mulberry
Cloth Frock Coats, OF best French Cloth;
White Marseiles Vests;
Rjch light Silk Vests Balls and Soirees
choice articles Gentemens
ras Cali and examine. Price Goods derivation.
mh5 ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. "a Magazine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01


ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-After quite lapse of
time, we again to be favored with something in
the. shape of the legitimate drama. Miss Julia
Dean commences an engagement tonight
" Evadne and will have an opportunity of es-
tabishing her title to the high rank in the profess
sion claimed for her by her friends For ourselves
we entertain no doubt of a triumphant detnt. Every
Northern journal has for long time eemed with
her praises, and the universal success which has
attended her efforts, the best proofof her genius
and talent. The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times,
i'll speaking of her, says:
We scarcely ourselves to say how much we adj
mre Mis-, Dean strong mpulsive unaffected and natural
acting PIT we confess that we think she EXHIBITS greater
Questionable
The St Louis Reveille thus notices Miss Dean,
on her return last fall to fulfil third engagement
in that city,
Miss Julia Dean commences brief engagement of SIR
nights with Evadne character which she played with
overwhelming and effect during her previous visit to
the prospect before her of and emnence in her
profession She has the matertal IN her--ntnd-SenSc7
these advantages and little experience, she will yet
achieve fame and fortune by her profession
Mrs. Hunt and Mr.. Chippendale appear in one of
their mirth-moving farces to close the evening per-
1ormances.
RIVERS AND WEATHER.-The river at this point
says the ST Louis Republican of the Oath ut, con-
tnues to swell slowly, and there is now full nine
ieet water on the bars below Above, there is five
eet water In the channel to keokuk and al stand
al mat point The Missouri rising by the last
accounts, with five feet water in the channel, but
no boat arrived from that river yesterday. The H.
nnos Is falling Peru and rising below Beardsown
lie weather was clear and pleasant yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

Fremen.-We have also been requested to call
bhe attention of Firemen to the fact that Lieut.
Henderson was at one period member of No l6 !;
and to request their attendance at the funeral on
Sunday, which will take place from the Arsenal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01


Reported for tie Cincinnati Enqufrcr.
CINt 1NNATI. March 25.The Flour market seems pretty
finn; the prices controlling the market to-day did the
day before. The sales So bbls from 81 90 IL
do fine at 81 So ls5 do from canal 81 80 Very
p &C. cash OF Sugar sales 10 hds prime at
pc % do common to far &c OF nseed Oil sale 10
bb City Mills at 531 OF Whisky sale of A bbls from
dstIlery at l5c; IA do from the same 95 from
nver at same 81 do from canal OF Provisions The
market is quiet Sales of l0CN lib Bulk Sides at gle IS
bb good No Lard s. 49, and 80 bbs Mess Pork at 81
BIZ, delivered.
BIZ Telegraph TO the same
NEwI DIRK, March "a. 7 P M-The Flour market with a
moderate business favor of the buyer The supplies are
increasing The supplies of Grain also increasing and
prices IN consequence dropping There NOV enent in
Fork and prices better Sales Mess at $40 25 3D. The
market for Beef is weaker. Bacon and Lard inactive
There Is continued active demand for Cotton previous
pnces.. lhe arrival of the steamer which is now In her
thirteenth day, Is awaited with great anxiety.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a, P M-The weather has been
RAINY ali day which has checked outdoor operations In
fonr moderate business is doing So, indicating no
change IN prices Sale of Cornmeal at 81 % e bbl The
market Tor Corn continues dull and the sales very
moderate extent at bic for prime yellow Oats bring 360
and without any perceptbe change Sales Prime Western
So 50 z 100 h. ~ ~ anu s " '''~
~ BALTIMoRE, March "a P M.-Sales of Howard street
Flonr al s. IS: City Mills held at Sc I2 White Wheat
nominaly 81 o. sales OF Red at 81 $40 81 In Povs
IONS there not much doing Sales Shoulders in salt at ga
ana IN pickle at 32, and OF Hams bulk at Bacon Is
Lard o''0'''N '"""se III
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to" Cure Warranted.-DR. "A. ". COLEMAN S
TEIEBR1 TED GONORRHE4 MIYTURE.-ThI cele-

Z 9
appreciation the medical
profession. purely vegetable compound. The upon
the public alone sufficient recommendation
devoid of and warranted not to inconve-
the patient way. ,
t- all where fails effect the will be
refunded.
~ For sale by H. KENNEDY Ga Chartres ST., by the Pro-
prietor office 90 POYDRAS ST. New Orleans mh22 DIFF
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ES5@ For SAFE WhoIesRle and ftVlI, Uy
Guinness ~ IRISH
Dealers IN Fancy articles and Gents Furnishing Good;
mil ~ CAMP STREET.

IL Strangers in the City, see Dr. B. +. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He
very his profession the United States. All
need would do well to give him CALL SO u
tnh6 pm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

ETr To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at A LFRED
MUNROE CO.'S One Price No. "a Magazine street.
always found the largest OF Goods New
Orleans and al uniformly low prices. mh5
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-26

Taylor throughout the United States; and that
this Committee be directed to confer in all mat.
ters with the Committee appointed under The
7th resolution.
The resolutions having been read, the meet.
ing was ably addressed in their favor by A. 6.
Magralh William ID. Porter, p. Della Tore,
James Tucker, and William Gilmore Simms,
Esquires, and the question being taken, they
were unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
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General Tayior's Position.

The Independent Maryland TAYLOR Electors
addressed General T. in regard 10 the statement
made by Judge SANDERS Of Louisiana, in the Wing
Convention. They have receiveda reply, which
is not be published, as the General has made
special request to that effect The editor of the
Buena Vista, Taylor paper at Baltimore having
pcrused The letter Gays that the General fully ad-
opts and sanctions the statements of Judge SAS.
DERs. The Buena Vista was an Independent pa.
per, but as the General has thusaVo%ed himself az
candidate before the Wing Convention it says:
''This is the last number of the "Buena VISTA
which will be issued. Our cause has suffered
that wors, ofmisortunes-the failure Of It's leader.
We must take back to our own bosoma the conf
dence we have freely lavished; we c n be true.
to ourselves when others are untrue to us" Alas!
poor Yorick!