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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

MrNIcIPALITY CoUNCIL.-The Coun-
FIRST First Municipality met last evening pur-
81 o. up0 adimrnment After reading the Journal,
nsn " ,gas read from the Mayor transmitting a
anesatse ,esnlution of the Second Municipality
@g ii Il appointing a Committee of Conference on
CGlae anc Tft alleged to be committed by the Gas
inulsaarge also letter from w. c. Micou, calling
COMPANY Of the Council to his offer of compro-
be aues nn the opening of Exchange Alley.
ple eo srst paragraph of the Mayors message the
On lne 10, a,nnointed Committee to confer with a
COglcar Committee of the Second Municipality; and
SIMILAR 1ooracraph of said message was referred to
" judiciary Committee
he uWsIoNe Chairman of the Finance Committee,
". . mS report. The report shows that the
aOGlaIS I'm Of the Municipality is 81 ,l60,3 1853 OF
Ehae ~, he Municipality, from the Public Works
'es'II mnroyements, $3l1 ,S35 46; from the Police
and ihp s241 629 50; Cash from the Louisiana
ltllafIp, ank etc. S33, $50 30-making total of
s :le ,aa GS The estimated expenses for the fiscal
SiO' anding March 81, 1849, are-Police Depart
year 'p aId3 $50: Improvements, $293,451 Co.
9eni s5o3 2D1 6O-leaving, at the end of the fiscal
Io, 9sbt Of 81 1872 400 %. Onmotion this report
a 1,5sred to be published the same to be taken
Nss OOoons;Jeration by the Council on Friday next
np .ono,t from the Judiciary Committee, in rela-
a ~ he emancipation of slaves, was made to the
ca aoa and, after discussion, its further conside-
C ySaU was postponed until the next sitting.
AM n. Eabre. Chairman of the Committee on Pub
e. o. S.hools submitted the annual report of the
ss,s.r;ntendent of Public Schools of this Munich
.s9y Ordered to be published
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MURDER.-Our readers will probably recollect
that some days ago slave by the name of Adams,
belonging to Mr.. Alphonse Camus was found killed
short distance from Algiers. Francis Forth, +.
~. c., was arrested on Saturday last by Norbert
Trepagnier, deputy Sheriff He, that is to say,
Forth, is accused of having murdered the slave in
question by shooting him with gun. 90 Murder
will ont -
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CoNJUGAL FELICITY.-J. C. Maitland on
Saturday bound over TO keep the peace in heavy
sum, for having threatened to send his loving wife
to another and a better world" The monster,
whose eyes are the color of the emerald, was the
occasion of the difficulty. Why dom, some of
our holy opticians stick long needle into the optic
nerves of this monster, and blind him forever! If
the green-eyed' were only blind; had even stye
or a cataract, how delightful the matrimonial con-
tract would be. We are seriously of opinion that
the green-eyed monster should be presented with
pair of spectacles with pair OF opaque glasses, or
else have his eyes put out forever. Then he might
wander around the world like a hypocritical beg
gar, and most certainly would be kicked from the
threshold of every door that he attempted to enter
But alas '.who will bell the cat %
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ship Niobe, Thomas Hayre. l.. ii. Gale
Ship St. LAWRENCE, Brown. Liverpool, L. ii. Gale
Ship Harmony (Br.) Jainson Liverpool, G. ~
Bark yalhalla, Howes, Boston, Up. Whitney q Co
Bark Walter, Thompson, Charleston, S. LIS E. l. Levy
schr Pola, y akeman, Vera Cruz, WI Sheppard
s ts boat United e states ate St Caldwell Cincinnati
Arrived Yesterday:
U. S. steamship Telegraph Folger I'm Brazos ST. Jago list
Ship Emma Watts Watts fin Havre Maanzas, 10 days
Ship Rbans c e FIN Liverpool Whit
Ship Cha@pan Miller, Is days FIN Philadelphia to J. H.
Ship Chas C6aoner Vapay 49 days FIN Liverpool to mas
Bark Caharine, Watts Is days FIN New York, to Toby
Bark Elizabeth, Young, Is days FIN New York, to VIM
Bark mo Boagham, Br) Rey 4odays FIN Belfast to
schr. VIM VIM Thompson, crowe I'm BrazOs St Jago 18th
inst in ba last, to maser-2d my.
sschr H. L. Scranton, Taber FIN Brazos St Jago 18th inst
scr. VIM. II Hand saundeis, Is days I'm Wilmington
n. G., to master-Point ,r
Schr Pioneer Martin I'm Port avacca 18th inst in ballast
schr Eufaula DAVIS I'm Tampico 10th inst ballast e.
Schr Col Yell. shankland FIN Tampco 18th inst in bal
Scr Col Tanning Johnson, I'm Tampco 18th inst, IN bal
last, to u. 5. Quartermaster-3d my.
Schr NIedona McNeal, I'm Key West to master-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,:
Jas L. Day. Wood I'm Mobile.
Bulletin Church. FIN Memphis-2394 bales cotton.
Cotton Plant Morton FIN Fort Smith-l06o bales cotton
Elisha Landry FIN Bayou Sara-l99 bales cotton.
Caddo Graham I'm Port Caddo-l254 bales cotton.
Arkansas No 4 Waters, FIN Letiore-o29 bales cotton
Music, Daferes. fin LafOuTche.
Latona Smoker, I'm Shrevepor-l3iO bales cotton.
Rainbow, Leonard, I'm Mobile.
Andrew Fulton, Fulton I'm st. Louis,
Grand Turk, Robirds, I'm st. Louis.
Tennessee, Yeaman, I'm Nashvllle-l06 bales cotton
st. Paul, Gable, I'm st. Louis
St. Cloud List FIN PItsburg.
Towboat Star Brown. FIN the Passes
Towboat South Western, Martin. I'm the Passes
TowbOat Claiborne, Steele i'm the Passes.
Towboat Belle Mcpherson. I'm the Passes.
TowbOat Dan Webster, Rhinefan- i'm the Passes
BELoW-CoMING Up.
Ship Nicksburg fin New lok: Br. shin Roger stewart
I'm Liverpool bark Chesapeake I'm New Y rk; sclrS.
William Bryan, and Planter.
Memoranda.
The steamboat Cotton Plant reports the Arkansas river
falling very fast, but still in good boating order. a.,
The steamboat St Cloud left Pittsburg on the IAN ana
Louisville the 18TH Reports feet water N the "a:
nal and falling; the sd through the RaccGurci
cut oil IN minute and five seconds met the steamboat
Natchez in the ut-off bound up
Towboat Belle lowed down and to the ODD inst.
bark ClaIemont big Jno. b Dods
Towboat Dan Webster lowed down and to sea the
22d inst, ship Salina, bark Catherine.
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KILLED.--A man named John Smith was killed
on Sunday last at Bayou ST. John, by being struck
on the head with heavy piece of timber. He was
a working man, and much esteemed, by those who
knew him, for honesty and uprightness Of conduct.
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ty yesterday arrested negro slave named George
Washington, the property of Mr.. Joseph Voisin
He was accused of having broken open the store of
MIR: Feriday, on Camp street-destroying the pro-
perty contained therein, and stealing money and
valuable papers. The negro was baled out by his
master and will be tried in few DAYS
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- Mrs @. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
hm those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
Drawing or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
sIe lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
atk Office apI2
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kcENDIARisM.-Threeh houses, occupied by poor
wayen were burnt in Kensington, Philadelphia,
btal they possessed, escaping barely with their
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po,sosED BY A SLAvE.-A family named We'll
1, near Louisville, was poisoned last week by ar
'l administered to them by slave. A discov-
r was made soon enough to prevent fatal effects.
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SPECIAL TICES.

~ st. Charles Theatre. Mrs. HUNT respectfully
tn The public Of New Orleans that her FAREWE ELL BENEFIT
axe place TUESDAY, April 25 which will be
zseaed The fayurte Play OF
THE LADY OF LYONS,
hskh Mrs. Coleman Pope will make her first and only ap
pearance in this city in the character of Pauline.
Claude Melnoe first time in this city, Mrs. Hunt
W. DlMas Mr.. Cnppenuae
With variety of entertainments which will be specified in the
lAd Die day. ap22 St.
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FIRE IN SALEM, MAss.)-A slip from the office
# The Salem Daily Chronicle, states that the Amer
icsn Rubber works of Messrs. J. G. jackson & CO.,
Soulb Salem were destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morning, Ilth inst, at loss of $l2, 0O0-insurance
T 50
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~ Notice to Draymen - Hereafter will pay no
tsg goods consigned except those who have
nylten order. JOSEPH Ii. MOORE,
mhg I'm I07 Poydras street
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" Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13.-All the mem
above Company requested be the Regular
l1hB Meeting, which will take place MONDAY EVENING
'uI, April a. at hall-past O'clock
irM CHAS. Ii. CuITR CHILL Secretaru
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON

.7RHUR HILL.
THE public respectfully informed that the magnif
4 cent Ball Room of this establishment will be III
LOON. 1t is intended to be conducted upon the plan ~
of the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
notwithstanding place of resort that Ladies may
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue OF
shopping, morning walk, and in the evening with gen.
temen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, desideraon long wanting in
this city: In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the propeto have only to point to the high eputa
ton for respectabin order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to
eude alimproper persons ap10 If
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cARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS

CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully Informed that this ssss.
f.:,N most delightful place of resort and ln
A-l ment is open under the management sasSS.s2S
OF the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30. 10Y
DUETS OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made fur.
nis dinner parties with all the decaces of the season and
the best OF wines and liquors ~ ~
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found at their posts administer comfort of his
friends aud the public generally, whose patronage he socs
apl3 ON JAMES DURNO,
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AUCTION NOTICE.
SWEET TABLE BUTTER

HAVING made arrangements
Il L with the best D3fries in the
North and West for constant sup
ply of SWEET TABLE AND Cook
ING BUTTER, we are now pre-
pared to furnish to our customers the
same, in stone jars varying from 3
TO 10 ID.
1t will be delivered at their resi-
dences without additional charge.
W We think our customer.
viii find our system one of economy
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RESREsM MySMTss
Observation-Disclosures,

REFRESHMENTS-REM
FENHE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
removed his Ice Cream Establishment from 81. as "a
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL AND BA- -
ROME STREETS. where his Saloon will be ~
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April s, Go
and remain open daily from II O'Clock till late hour
in the evening Every variety of refreshments will be sup
Piled such Ice Cream sherbe1s Ice Lemonade etc etc
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon end
will induce fair share Of public patronage:
aDS1 Inn Fl
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FAsHInMARLE suMMER CLQTHING
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
rAXHART'S MELODEON-The cases are made of
- rosewood-the Key Board, same as the ut ,F,,z
full closely resembles the Organ Flute Stop. N N MI n n
The speak the instant the keys areu VI
touched and will admit of the performance of rapid pas
sages as the Piano. 1t has pedal swell with which the
most beautiful effects be produced The bellows
tome The instrument can be made an moment portable
and weighs but As H. Price but so. For sale at
ap22 1w MAYO'S MUSIC STORE. So Camp st.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
BY HAYES d M'CLURE.

BY HAYES = N'CLURE.
VENHE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT will contain all
Il the important matter OF the DAILY-incudng foeign
and Domestic News Literary Intelligence, ETC.: TO which
accurate Review of the NEW ORLEANS MARKET. with
full quotations of the Prices Csrren prepared by gen
leman emjnenty qualified for the task .
sg- TERMs-five Dollars per annumIpsyasle in
advance new ohs*aA- hafca Q, Aota.
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and convenience. -Fz7=--sz.z..e<
CHEESE.-American. English. French, Italian and
Dutch Cheese
CREOLE EGGS always on hand.
PIE, FRUITS, PRESERVES, etc. etc.
GEORGE JAQUES Il co.
ap2 Under the Ice Honse cor St Charles and Poydas ss
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

ICE CREAM SAIUUN.
TeThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing sssss,
IN his friends and the public generally Of the ssYE
Eas situated st. Charles Street next door to S9g
the corner Of Gravier street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church. where he intends at all times to keep
variety Of Creams, as: Vanilla Pine Apple Lemon and
variety Of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment, he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. ,
Families supplied at short notice. and on reasonable
terms
In his store under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda Mead, and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies Confectionery, and Sweetmea OF every
description.
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for vis
tiers, on THURSDAY, the 22d inst
In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance.
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM sALoo1

No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET-Up Stairs.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)s
CO. n The Citizens of New Orleans, and the SIN,
~ transient public, are respectfully mott sSsSYn
~ fled that the above SALOON will be SaS&G3S
GS@ opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, EAX
April H. in style Of magnicence that will totally
eclipse any establishment OF the kind the Southwest and
fully spendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments in
the Northern cities
The Saloon fitted with the costly and comfortable
furniture by McI)uf of Magazine street. whose taste
well known in this city that would be superuous to say
more on the subject. :. u
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHER-
BETS of variety Of flavor, together with all the de-
licious FRUITS ofthe Tropics.
Mr. SMITH. formerly, and for long time the efficient
head of Nblos famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire superntendance-the of whicl-wi
guarantee the community the fashionable
New Orleans.
The proprietor assures the public that the attendance shall
be unequaed and that the whole Of the Sa
Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice with ali the delcacies of the season apl0 I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday:

LATITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LoNe1ruDE, 80 Win Time Oh
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, ;,

WASHINTI HUI Ell,
Lake end Of the Pontchartrain Railroad
THE present propeors of the above well known estab-
l. lishment would inform the citizens OF NewOr- e
leans and all its former patrons, that the house, after sH
having undergone thorough repara-GEa-A
fYX6stion, opened for their accommodation
H-Sa-S- this season, and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made render their visits agreeable
The Resau will at all times Msuppied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pomgano Black Fish,
Croaker Trout Soft Crabs besides all the delcacles OF
the NewOrleanS market.
s7~ None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
ap2Of E. P KENNEDY 81 co.
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS

PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
N IRON HUB AxLETREE PLANTATION
SsWSS " Il G o MS AND E=azz
AAsM CARTS. All orders GN fTkN
CO. for these superior 414H1V9
articles will meet with prompt atten-
ton by leaving them with Messrs STARK DAY. STAUFFER
Co. corner Canal and Magazine streets. NewOrleans
where sample may be seen. ,,,n,,,x,
mh25 1mis ALBERT WASHBURN.
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ACCIDENT. = The ship Diana, Captain
: sn ns which cleared from this port on the Slst
H0"ss' Roston. struck drift log on the first day
nstr W ,bs 6. w. Pass, which stove her bow-port,
@ lOA to leak so as to compel her to return to
Hu,n5 rr assistance. A towboat was along side
ne D1l the morning of the sd inst, in order to
rrbtenher.
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OPPOSITION.
line 0NJNTRJTS


TFNHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS
l. Els running from the upper n, --S-g-ssat a
end of Lafayette to the Lower Cotton
Press. The carriages all new and nte NAs=sA
none, if not to bou ght to made
this city At there but four running but there
will soon be sufficient number to accommodate all who
may wish to ride them Smoking and racing strictly
prohibited intoxicated not permitted to de and
the public may assured that attention will be paid to
the comfort and convenience of all who favor said line
with their patronage j. b. SLAWSON co.
Fare 10 cents Tickets 81 per hundred, for sale by
COLLECTORS in he ()mnihuses ANIL
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WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &C.
WE are prepared to furnish at short notice, from the
tons ofHammered Pieces WROUGHT IRON viz Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills, Piston Rods Wrists Ptman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw Mouds and every variety of og
ing, from so lbs. to 600 lbs.
ap11 3m L. J. WEBSTER Is Gravier st.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!.!
ITO REMOVE these Troublesome and angerous inhabf
ants of the stomach and bowels which often ipcpair
the health and destroy the lives of children use JAYNES
TONIC VERM1FUGE, certain and safe preparation for
the removal OF various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want OF Appetite Iniante Fever and Ague and
Debility OF the Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Diges
ton 1t is, without exception of the most valuable
parations in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS CO.,
ap1S Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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GrHEss FOR WINTER EVENINGS; CONTAINING lining the ne
" Rudments of the Game, and Elementary Analysis OF
the most popular openings exemped IN games actually
played by the greatest masters including stanton S
Analysis of the Kings and Queens, Gambets numerous
positions and problems in diagrams, both original and Sc
leced also of Chess Tales with illustrations en-
grayed from original designs; the whole extracted and
translated from the best sources, by I'll. X. Agnel
Also,
kENNY's MANUAL OF CHESS; ,,,,,
STANLEY CHESS MAGAZINE now completed anu pound
in volume;
yied with complete SCI OF chess men, adapted Tor play
ing games on steamboats, railways, carriages stages, etc
for folding up and carrying in the pocket without disturb
ing the games. Invented by ?. NJ. Roget.
Just received and for sale at the n ew orleans "a
TONERS w arehouse, ,,-rr,,
apl7 81 j. b. STEEL, IA lamp street.
FEATHERS, ETC.
ON HAND for sale LIVE GEESE FEATHERS in
~ quantities to purchasers.
Also FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. from 8 feet to "A feet wide
together with MATING etc for sale at the Paper Hang
ing and Upholstery Store, No. 20 Camp street.
aplO St JOS. Filter.
FINE PANAMA HATS AT So so.
I HAVE in store a few dozen Fine Panama Hats, fSa
L which offer at the above low price of SO 80 e
apo st c. ID. BUNCE, 80 Canal st. 60
spirits TURPLNTINE-20 bbs, for sale by
y an121 Ivy S.W. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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,1ssd Vol CHARLES DOANE, at New Orleans will
ina W any business connected with the above mentioned
anl4 If
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TRUNK REPOSITORY.
r HOVEY, Manufacturer Of Trunks, No 1873 Pearl
public that he has established branch of s!Is
h BIB b9 ,3 in this city at No. CA ;, All M
wholesale and retail the following articles. viz Travelling
and Packing TRUNKS. NALISES. CARPET BAGS,
LADIES' TRAVELLING BAGS. Hobby Horses, etc
Those persons purchasing fail receive satisfaction,
all articles sold by him Of his manufacture a2O 3
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~ n U. S. Mail NE PLUS ULTRA-Eor Gin.
sks5.4# einnat,, yHadtSen Louisytae. Whea,ns
1s=s=zsak and Pttsdurg-With quick dispatch;m'rhe
eIesdn. Iast running steamboat NE PLUS ULTRA,
Capt Richard Philips is expected to arrive and will leave
above. For freight passage, having unsurpassed
Communications apply to
HYDE II OGLESBY, IL Poydras street,
The Ne Plus Ultra entirely boat, and being
very light draught, Will meet with no delay. apis
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HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
VE7ESTERN AND PHENIX.-The subscribers. having
w devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix and &NNEM
Western Warehouses exclusively to the storage
Hemp in order to meet the views of the Board of #5
Underwriters prepared and the article
accommodating terms. Having number of in the
buildings they also prepared at any moment to
lect and e-bale the neatest and at low rates
EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
ap20 los Tchouptouas s..
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~ n The Packet PRIDE OF THE WEST
l6#a5.as Tor St Louis and all intermediate ports
With quick dispatch.-The new, elegant and
ullng passenger steamboat PRIDE OF THE WEST,
Warman, master is expected this day and will leave
above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
commodatons, apply board opposite Poydas
HYDE u OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
n. B-The Pride OF the We.t entirely new boat of
very hight draft and will with delay reaching her
destination ap17
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-25

on the President for copies Of the instructions for,
warded in November. l945 10 our consul at Mon.
terey, in California, by Capt Gillespie, end which
were destroyed before reaching Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Hannegan offered an amendment to the
resolution, which was agreed to, leaving it dis
cretionary with the President 10 furnish the intel.
ligence or not. The resolution, as amended, was
adopted.
Mr.. Niles submitted resolution calling on
the President to furnish copy Of the correspon'
dence between Mr. Bancroft, minister to London
and the British Government, in relation 10 foreign
postage.
On motion OF Mr.. Atberton, the Ten Regiment
Bill was taken up.
Mr.. Berrien ably and eloquently opposed the
passage Of the bill. He denounced the object
the government in raising these troops, viz: &c
operate on the fears Of the Mexcans and 10 force
them to cession of territory. ...
| Mr.. Foote called him to order, as abiding tc
matters that were under the consideration OF thu
Senate in secret session. from which the injunc
ton had not been removed.
Mr.. Berrien replied, that he had only alluded
to matters OF which the President had spoken II
his message.
The Chair decided the Senator from Georgia t
be in order.
Mr.. B. then resumed his argument.
| House of Representatives.. -The Chair announ
ced that the first thing in order was, the motor
to print 100, 900 copies OF the report Of the com
missioner Of Patents; upon which motion de
bate arose. The House adjourned without taking
| any action.