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SONS oF TEMPERANCE.
Temples of Honor.

PLEDGE- without soemnly pledge my honor as
mai viii neither make, buy SELL beverage, any
Snirituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider
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CAUTION.

Owing to the great and immense sale of Dr. Town
send SaTsapaTia, number of who formerly
Agents, have commenced making SaSaparla Extracts
Eixirs Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They
rally put mp in the shaped bottles and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they only
worthless tahons, and should be avoided.
Principal Office 126 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York Reding & Co.. State street Boston DyOtt Sons
132 North Second street, Philadelphia; $. Hance Drug
gst Baltmoe;P NJ Cohen Charleston los South Pearl ST.
Albany; p. McGraw, Natchez-and by all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
States West Indies and the Canadas.
]. WRIGHT, Isl ChartFes street,
apM C0 Sole Agent, New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23
Foreign weights and measures.

There are denominations frequently met with il
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recollected. The following table will
he found we believe correct:
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Government Of the State Of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Isaac Johnson, Governor; TRAsIMON LANDRY, Lit Gov:
l.. BOrdelOn, Auditor; W. A. Eimore Ahor'y Gen.
g. R9wley, Adj. Gen'l B. !; Kerr Reg'r Land; Off sc
A. Dimity, State Superintendent of Public Education
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23
Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in The Customhouse for Cold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value Of the same, are as follow:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts of the Union.
This to certify that we, the undersigned Physicians OF
the City of Albany have in prescT bed DR.
Townsends Sarapaa and believe to be of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23

Temples of HONOR.
GRAND TEMPLE HONOR OF THE STATE st At OF SNZysW
k LUsGi G W.T. WI, Brundags G " Z AAAAN
4; o. NJ Woven craft NJ I e Rev X IN 1 ~ r
S. Barry, q W G; b. +. Weymouth, W.T.
Lou1yIAsA TEMPLE o., HOSoE, No. Meets Me- sve,y
Watter,tone w A r; gno, Roy, w F R; Alex McLane
w r.; Albert Swain, w y; John Burke, w r VI J9hn
skinner W G; Jacob Munford, w s. J. Bennett. w CT
pIe Han IS Canalst. o5Fcsrs-O Nj. Wozencraft WDT;
safas Buse VT & e. Barn. T,.I.N.I IT WT T. r
Rondeau W d u; A. G. Porter, w D DU; w. J. Ahern,
WDG: J. McCracken. w DIS.
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 2-Meets every other
W9os seG, H9 4 g. Hale " Il q sherwood
yandeEg 3; & T5PPifII Il How H4 90 :
Grundy, w S; III Lugenbuhl, Chaplain
Ctysia Fount Hail. No. az Tc6oupitoulas street, ever
f ass LqSfaSE :TsnRs 5apsE
w r; Avery Barlow w A b g. n Rod1 81 \ " RI " T.
WCT. " o. . AuO'OH' " - y. . --''l' 80
CRvyrAL TEMPLE o. HONOR, No Meets ;E is & nj
S V51 QS9s ' e f. nn Ss?d A. Fca Eng
Ssg&s a. a o Edsa HV s. W. Il Bfandass
oDEoE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 5-Meets semi monthly
every Alternate tIe'dsy eEehng IN Inc Ha q y
P "a w " 3; g p gIaa5pfd Y K, p A. Hai. W
Rondean Wet.
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 6.-Shreveport, La.
TEsFsn #os SsS. II En-
%Pn VT YN KfR f,I i BG " e W yoAn B
We; K. A. Baik iey,F VS. : . = '-'
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younger Brothers Of Temperance.

wAsHISsroN FoUHrArS No Meets every sSt1Ftay lay
Tehoapitoulss street. 0Rcsrs-P. H. Willard z =; VIM.
e. Dsanon B G. J. Fyfe, A P B; q Randall : j.
Conner A s; E J. Sprinsbstt G z, Ben, AGs +, jour
dan, / w; A. Chills, o w; L. w. Lyons, T b:
OsLEAEs FOUNTAIN No 2-Mests every Thursday eve
ming al ~ oe'k in the Hall OF Pelican Division
a u Young E B D. Young, P B.; w: A. Han,
r.. hi j. Labatt, 5 w. v. Phelps, s. W; a feung y
G. NicI,aren A G; NJ. l.. WEIGH w; J. }. Lutte U W.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23

Dr. Touusend-DeaT Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that three of my children have been cured of the Sco
by the OF your excellent medicine They aflcte
yeTy severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
tiOn Yours, respectfully,
Isaac w. GRAIN los Woosterstreet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23
SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, Apnl rs, 1871,
DR. TOaonseRd-l verify believe that your SaTsapanlla
has been the means through Providence of saving my HE
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large 90 lntes OF blood had
night sweas and greatly debtated and reduced, and
did not expect live. have only used your Sarsapala
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am able walk all the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
thai am thankful these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catherine st.
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THREE CHILDREN

This certificate coneusvey proves II at this Sarapals has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract Sasapara has been expressly prepared IN
female complaints No female VINO has reason
20 suppose shs approaching that critical Pc 3D. The tua
Of e should neglect to take it. as 1t certain preventive
O any of the horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time OF life. This period may pc deayeD
several years by using this medicine. Nor less yaua
lie fo those who approaching wOmanhOOd as It is cal
euaed assist nature BY quekenng the blood and nygo
lng the system Indeed this medicine is Invaluable for all
he delicate diseases to which women subject 1t braces
he whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body, not tar smula
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the case Of
most medicines taken female weakness and disease b
sng few bottles OF this medicine severe aad painful
urgeal operations may be prevented.
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Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsends SaTsapaIa have in
yariably called their stuff great Reaedgt tor Females, etc.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women word Cor word-Other who put
up medicine have since the great Of Dr. Townsend
Sasapara in complaints incident to females recommended
THEIRS although previously they did number these
Mixtures Pills. etc. injurious to females, they 0ggra
vate disease. and undernlne the constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23
MASONIC.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE or ANCIENT YORK
MASONS-holds its t5rand Annual COmmunica- q
inn at New Orleans on the ID Monday q January. u
1Eicsrs-M r. Dudley, NJ w Grand Master Tn. - Na
f. Lewis w Deputy Grand Master; Willis P. " X
Coleman, w q Senior Warden; Gladin CORN, W. "
Y Junler Warden; Daniel BlaiT, Treas'r; w II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
BY MAGNETIC 1ELE GRAPH.


"psniri'ge Ep">, murderer OF F. Aio'fu'
Muir, in DinNiadic count, some Is months sia.t
Has trough. % III, pace il cham this moi"ih-
from Texas. ms, you recollcc', IS lhr NJ
a,fuciOus maficr On record
For The above r. patch We wee y@es'erd.i
morning indebted to out friends Of the pelci>buf.
Republican. Ia he !. OsIcans pa pefs We fiat!f
following particulars taken from The Gsl9ese'
News Ct he 80 March. The Delta says III
Epes has confessed hi, crime 10 several person
Epss, the SUPPOSED MURDERER OF Mria.-
This iadlvidual IS pfohabiy known by Icpn'alt
10 some .! our readers, Tor haring been cna':'
with lhe murder Of Muir about tour miles .rs
Petersburg, Va, iwo years ago. Epes was a =
sid.nt there, with a family and large properly
MDir held his note Tor a sum OF money Y.
Eyes could have easily paid. According q
report, he invited Muir 10 go with hiE 90 a 49,
ing excursion, and, as is believed, took,h his ".
unity 10 XIII Muir, Ter no other known !sa'
than 10 avoid ;he paYlnen! o, the note, lhr Z
was bur led in The woods, and The murder va
known tor a considerable time, Epes moi then
ibp suspected, nor he absence o! Mum accour'
inr. Subsequently, The body vas found. buI u
had made his escape. he caused II 10 oet
nouIccd that he himself was dead, "a 'UD
quence Of which he was not pursued Imn'e'e
w. Meantime. he was travelling pnet' '"'
suned name ofJudgs Shelby. UndtE us Id
lie came 10 Texas, about a year az, aD4 sOit
At Ausin Tor abou' six months. "hie -
his identity with Epes appears 10 have =,
detected, and Information 10 this fiiec! '"
lent 1, Virginia. Upon proper eyidsrcN 4
Governor Of that State made a requlslil'a
INN upon the Governor Of Texas, which :.
given in charge Ia a suilabe person,
has Tor some tine back been On the st''"
Eoes having some inlimatlon OF his dahseli
Austin last October, and il was mol til se'! .
that his whereabouts was discovered, neal
Fail. OF tie Biazos. The person commiss'
;1r ,ha, purpose, was promptly iufhish'a -
authority hy Gov Wool, ami sicceeird, :
dass ago, ia securing Epos asos Jntsr Sne.
lie was brought TO Austin last fiIiay' an ~ |
lodged in Jail, secured in irons. he was
Austin BY The Stage on The neStday i"f noy
and may he expected in ibis city BY The rev.
IN his wav 70 Sand his lfial under he q"
y~,ioinia. Gov. Wool is emitted 10 cts.r
the prompt, assistance he has rendered ,. )
bepdipp his refugee from justice. EPe' 10
family plantation, and nearly one hHnl!' r.
oro.s sin in the yiciai'y CT Pe'eiscufs. ~
above information has been given usUyss
man Just from Austin" n>,
Fines arrived al New Orleans in the Kan ]
in charge OF Major A. J. Vaughn
Din uicdie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
POETRY
THE VOICE OF TIE GRASS.

Here | come creeping, creeping every "he'9'
By the dusty road side,
GA The sunny hillside,
Close by the noisy brook,
In every shady nook,
! come creeping, creeping every Wnefe.
Here I come creeping, smiling every where,
All round The open door,
Where sitlhe aged poor,
Here where the chrildren play,
In The bright and merry May,
/ come creeping, creeping every where.
Here l come creeping, creeping every where'
In the noisy city street
My pleasant face you1i meet,
Cheering The sick al heaIi,
Toilips his busy part,
Silently creeping, creeping every where,
Here | come creeping, creeping every where,
You cannot see Inc coming,
Nor hear my low, sweet humming
For in the starry night,
And The glad morning light,
] come quietly creeping every where.
Here | come creeping, creeping every where
More welcome than The flowers.
In summers pleasant hours,
The gentle COW is glad,
And the merry bird mol sad
To see me creeping, creeping every @hefe.
Here | come creeping, creeping every wneie'
When you're numbered with The ueac,
In your still and narrow bed,
In the happy spring III come
And deck Your silent home;
Creeping. silently creeping every where.
Here | come creeping, creeping every where
Ny humble Song OF praise
Most gratefully raise
To Hin a, whose command
beauty the land,
Creeping, %sileo,ly creeping every where.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
From the New Orleans Picayune. Extra, March Z.
A WEEK LATER FROM MEXICO.
CaL. Biuoe,s Cgnflet miih Gu.ripas.

IOt. OIpOt IoIJspt WHb
The steamship New Orleans, Cap. Edward
Aud, arrived al an early hour this morning from
Vera Cruz, having sailed thence On The , inst.
Our accounts by the ship France l.t; Lieut..
Col. Biscoe and a small command engaged VIII
a parry OF gusrtillas 1--WE times their num'er.-
The issue was as we anticipated; The sucfTIilas
were dispersed, hui not without severe luss on our
part. The gallan. Leu. Headetsun and twelve
men were ki,lei on our sid,, and The Mexican
loss is supposed 10 have been abuu' the same
Col. Biscoe charged The gnsrrillas three SUCCESS
sive times. His leans are said 70 have stanpc-
del, and we regret 10 say that The Colonel was
compelled 10 leave his killed and wounded behind
and make his way 10 Cordova. His wagons, or
The greater part OF them, we're burned, the mules
we're taken blythe gnerrillas. Col. Biscoe reach
ed Orizaba The evening OF the 22d ut.
The Free American announces that The re-
mains Of Lieut.. Henderson, were brought back
10 Vera Cruz on the lstof March, BY Capt, Tay-
lor's company, who volunteered 10 go OUT, With
Capts. Fairchid and Connolly, Lieuls. Pearson
and Kelly, nt The Louisiana volunteers, and l..
Anderson, Of the Georgia volunteers.
In the same number OF the Free American We
find the following lributs 10 this brave Louisiana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17

GENERAL TAYLoR's PosIrIos AND PRos-
~pEc1s.-Haying been the first journalist in this
country TO place the name Of General Taylor in
connection with the Presidency, it may be sup
posed that we take a little interest in The pro-
gres, Of hi. prospects, from time to time, and in
the position he occupies at this moment parti-
cularly.
During the last few months, various mose-
ments have bsen made, both BY Democrats and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17

Since writing the above, | have met with the FOL
lowing confession on this subject from u Tennessee
Taylur paper.
TAg PHasiprscr-Cla and Tdyior.-The politicians
seem detr rmined 10 rule the Presidential roast, andthe
WhIg signs OF the times are quite clear That a WING
National Convention will again present the name oi
Henry clay to the people rs 4 candidate for the popular
~sufrrase as President. The demonstrations for Nj.
Clay. thfoughou, The North and West, ere very strong,
aud, we opin., ov%erpowetlng; while we reg,et The de-
monslra,l0ns in behalf Of our favotite Candidate, Gene
raj Taylor, are mainly confined 10 some hall dozen
Southwestern States. All New England, and the Mid
die states and Uhin, embracing The main Wing strength
of The Union, are undoubtedly warmly In favor Of sir.
Clay, and, We apprehend, will prevail in general wing
Convention.
Memphis, Tennessee, Eagle, a Taylor pape-.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

Gas Acorr--lln Own liEN,RkArLs PErpicrios.
The following very interesting extracts afs from
The last lcl,sroi Independent" the able Wash.
mg'on correspondent OF The Philadelphia North
imrnean. Tie has evidently seen the CoHcspon.
dsncg Vi which htsprakH
The cournpondrurc brtueen Gen Scott and
NJ Secretary Marcy and Mt Inst, va. lad be-.
iofr ihc Senate lew days since Thi. includes
every iihg IN relation to oil The difficulties, "a.
crPt three iolieu from NJ lfisl, which contain
soinu OF the original causes Vi pfoy0cation. Mb-lh.
81 they were suppressed OF IN sliid. does not an.
pear but, the INT, iilh and eighth, as they al,
numbered, are missing Tins lOss IL not pail,eu.
larry felt, because thtir n abundance fortunately
preserved, TO give the county reasonable idea Of
the felicity aud lrcandiy ol the epstolaiory merits
VI Don Nicholas.
| undertake now 10 say, that Gen Scott has
borne himsFli throughout oil these embauaa..
mshis with the Department, aud with Mr. Polks
Commissioner, n brcainc soldier aud man.
Tie he undicaled hi' personal dignity aud self.
respect az toinmandef'in'Chiui,in ia manner that
the nation wlll applau, when the correspondence
comes TO BE- pu1Irhed aud Il he has eaied insid.
rous enemies with scoH, II Is because they de.
serve IT,
There 's one singular and sinking fact IN this
connection, which oannol lotrgo 10 mention, aad
which must lofclbly arrest public attention. The
iifsl Intelligence which ten. Scott received from
the department u War, after the battle Of Gen.
10 norda, was a rebuke or a dismissal OF pnso.
ncfs at Vera Cruz i lhnkl In commenting up.
on that communication, he says, Il u something
reinafkabr' that hls int etlrf alter lhc gallantry
aud success Of the army ~ the various battles,
should b. one ol ceusurci aud he pfrsumes. from
TIE same Tran ol reasoning, that by The time he
rnlrm The capita ol tie enemy, he will be- dis.
missed from his command! lie has lived to see
hm prophecy fulfilled.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

CorroN SrArlsTIos.-Ihe \. o. Della
estimates that the wbuIc Cotton crop of the
United States Tor lsl7-ls, will vary hut
little from poo, 900 bales.
1t lur,her says that The receipts at the
port OF New Orleans, from the LIST of Sen.
Iember 10 the lsl Of March liust one half Of
The commercial year. already reach 733,.
oi5 bales, against 52j $50, bales. To The
same time last year, anu are only G.737
bales sort Of the total receipts of last season.
llihe coming six months the arrivals bear
similar proportion TO last years. New
Orleans will have received At the close
Of the least l,lOO,OOO bales, agains, no.
GB9 bales iof lsl6-I7.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

The Washington correspondent Of the Bslii.
norv sun, under date March 18th, writes as FOL.
lows
10 Mt SEWER. great credit Is doe for the perse.
Frfanor aud anu ability with which he has ioughi
Tie Treaty through the senate. lie IL the beet
man WHO could have been srlyct.d to carry /,
through Ia M-hico, lie correct manner aud great
tact vii enable him TO remove the objection that
may be urged by the British agents, aud by the
Mexican rulers, 10 The amendments Of the treaty
adopted BY this Government
The appointment Is calculated greatly 10 in.
CREASE The chances Of The conclusion Of a peace.
by the speedy exchange ol ntilicaionz w. Sc.
yisr wil leave forthwith ou his mission, with Mr..
Walsh bis Secretary Of Legation Mt llannrgan
takes be place at the head 9f the Committee on
Foreign Ailain
It's question whether the Injunction Of se.
efeey upon Senators as to proceeding. and papcr.
belonging 10 the Executive sessions, ought to b.
retained aiie. Il has ceased to BIZ observed. Il /.
an obsolete ruiz, and ought 10 be- enpunprd from
the code Of Senatorial rules II serves only 10
,mbanhss the conscientious mcmbpf. OF the body.
There will always be somc Senators who will n.
Vuge every thing that Is said aud done. The
So y" w "N"lHlt'A " FNlnftENt
me COPY Of The amended treaty. published 10
The Herald and Sun, is correct; have The author.
ny Of Senator !of the statement
a motion was made, 10 secret session, to-day,
to remove the injunction from all proceedings Of
the body and the publication of the TIE ~ and
The Documents, aud correct reports made Of the
proceedings were mentioned rs arguments IN IA.
yoF Of the measure. A long aud earnest discus.
sion has taken place on the subject
Mf Benton will move ia the Senate, an ap.
preparation Tor fall mission to Rome.
The rumof that Gen. scott has put under ar.
rest the coun Of Inquiry, IS reinforced by other
lelleH from Vera Cruz. The friends Of General
scott believe Il. lie has one good ground Of oh.
Jeriion 70 the lral--io vii. that Gen Towsun /.
civil officer lie might mention that objection
before Couh Martial The President has The
power to strike Gen. Scots name uir the army
Jet without giving reasons, lie will probably do
II, u the rlmof should prove true. The anxiety
for the passage Of the Ten Regiment Bill show.
that PeHee il not considered as the certain re,ut
OF the Treaty project
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

DEATn ~ JonN II. RAwLs.-We learn
that difficulty occurred a lew day. since
near Lake Providence, La, between John
II. Rawls AMI a man named John Webb,
which resulted in The death of the former.
The following are the circumstances Of The
killing. a., detailed To Us: Somu misunder.
standing occurred brtween hem, and RawIs
threatened lobill Webb, aud picked up an
axe aud followed him into fiat boat, (Which
was lying at Ra@s landug) whereupon
Webb shot Rawls, who died almost instant.
ly. Rawls, I, will bc remembered, len
this county about live years since Tor tho
killing OF Warner p. Loomis; and has been,
living since that time, on an Island, near
Lake Providence. llo was desperate
and dangerous man, when eSaspcralcd.
HeIend (irk,) Shield
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

Government will satisfy the expectations of the
people, remain TO be seen, But one thing IS Ger.
tam, beyond all doubt, that the Dynasty of July
!. extinct forever Louis Philippe has fallen
victim to his own bad faith, aud IS again wan.
deTer from his native land. The sou of Philippe
Egalite may retire into some remote spot, aud
learn once more that God and the People afe
alone omnpolent
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

MrClay len Baltimore on the lsth ior The West
liewas expected 10 arrive at pilsbntg on the gl.i
Preparations had been made on large scale ia
give him warm welcome. Afrfa stay there of
a day or two, he was to proceed direct to Ashland
which, i was expected, he would renah absp,
Saturday evening last. Shortly after bis arrival
there, il IS supposed he would make some an.
nouncement ofhs views and intentions p reference
to The Presidential question. News ffou lbni
qaahef ~III be looked for with interest by al par.
ties
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

orNloSs oT uW fRESon LiHERlLs-we may
form some dra Of the opinions Of the freneh
liberals from the following eloquent CONCLUSION Of a
speech m the Chamber Of Deputies by the poet
l.amaflinc.
Add why demanded NJ I.amanins, did the
French government abandon the Italian cause
why did u iling itself into the arms Of powers op.
posed 10 every thing constitutional and lbrfali--
because Il had no longer the power Of Tree action;
because Il was hamprrrd beyond remedy by the
Spanish marriages Since that day your policy
has been unnatural; all your alliances have been
IN contradiction with your opinions; and You afe
forced, IN your own despite, to every Whcfc carry
wcakucss 10 your friends, aud ggr strength 10 your
enemies. N,s. from ihe Day 7n which your con.
lraotrd the Spanish marriages oil has orsu con-
iradcion Ia your acis; from that day you were
obliged 10 declare that Il was the Sondctbund
which was national 10 Switzerland, aud the Diet
faction; that the right Of permanent Austrian
occupation was preferable to The right Of Italian
independence, From that day II has br-n neurs.
say iof France, contrary TO the precedent Of
former ages, 10 become Ghbtlinr at Rome. .accr.
dolal At Brmr, Au.tnaH Ia Piedmont, Russian at
C-acow, but French nowhere.
This portion Of VI. de Lamafiinc's splendid ora,
ton was received with tremendous applause from
the opposition.
am glad to hear that responsive sound, be- said,
fnr q tells me that tho sympathy Of the masses is
with nc IN thia mighty cauas. That sympathy
declares by my mouth to the lial.an nation, BE.
hind the government Of France, there exists France
herself, who appauds your efforts, aud who will
hail with heartfelt Joy The resurrection Of your
country"
Aiiet this magnificent pcfofation, the sitting wns
suspended lof twenty minutes, and as VI. de Ia.
MARITIME descended from the tribune, he was sur.
rounded by the leaders Of the liberty party, con.
graiulaiIng him on the speech he had made.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

lTwe are requested to state that the Rev
James $. Wade will preach at the courthouse on
Sunday next al Il o'clock, A, NJ, aud Elder
Wade a, o'clock. Z. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05
CAND ID A T 5

1--we are authorized to announce BrRS.Rp +,
Hssrsrsap, as a candidate 10 represent Hemp
stead county in the next Legislature
lrwe are authorized to announce J. BRAScn
s.Np,yKk as candidate ior the office Of Sheriff
Of Hampstead county.
ITwe are authorized to announce SIMON I.
s.SpEm as a candidate for reelection to the
oiiiee Of Clerk Of Hampstead county,