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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

~ THE WONDERFUL CURES MADEsr1
BY this medicine have Induced Physicians OF the
highest standing 10 prescribe it--Yes even Profess.
os Of the colleges admits that it cures after every
thing else has failed.
d. IL. Cox, late Professor In Cincinnati Medi.
cal Curge office on 9th street, saws he cured Miss
Belt of ScRoFULoUs CONSUMPTION with DR.. RocERs
LIvERwoRT and TAR, after she wns given up l.,
die ny number Of skilIlul Physicians DR. w.
Richards Of t'inrinnati, says he cured Mr.. Charles
Wade, oiConsumption with this medicine after all
other remedies had failed
6TDr h. Z Wilson, a regular Physician Of
Galpolis, says it really acted like charm in the
case of Mrs. Wiseman, the wife OF the Rev r..
Wiseman, OF Patriot Ohio, who was on the point
Of death with pulmonary Consumption, aud was re
stored TO health after few weeks by the use of DR..
RoGRRs' LIvERwoRT & Tan
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BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
pklNTED on hne paper, for sale at the
u Lancaster Gazette Office
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T a ST @T q o o 10 8

A large lot. which are new fashionable styles
and very cheap, Bonnet Borders, Bonnet Caps
and Bonnet Glmps of all kinds
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
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VALUABLE PREMIUMS TO NEW
SUBSCRIBERS

REPUBLICATION OF
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE HEWEsTMINsTER REVIEW,
AND
BLACKWOOD,S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

724 pieces of Blue Black Brown. Olive, Claret,
Oxford mix'd, Invisible Green, Steel mixed and
Blue Cloths, OF all qualities and prices. Call and
examine,
A good Stock and handsome variety of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
BROAD CLOTHS.

B r o A D CT o r H S.
72d pieces of Blue Black Brown. Olive, Claret,
Oxford mix'd, Invisible Green, Steel mixed and
Blue Cloths, OF all qualities and prices. Call and
examine,
A good Stock and handsome variety Of
& A y y 1 M Il R II :.
Plain, Black Blue Black, also Barred, Striped and
Ribb'd ...
vESTINGS from ninepence pattern to four
dollars. consisting of all kinds, Satin, Plain, ri.
cured and Bard Cashmere Vestings of every
price, Silk Velvet and Valencia do
100 pieces SalIinets,
Of all sorts, coors, kinds, qualities and prices.
40 pieces KENTUCKY JEANS, Gold mixed,
Blue. Black Cadet and Brown from twenty to
fifty cents yard.
l0peces Sleeps Grey Fulled Cloths, a very
heavy Goods Tor Winter pants.
10 DRAY LOADS OF
ROOTS AND SHOES,
now unloading, Thick Boots several qualities,
FINE CALFan MOROCCO BOOTS,
Kip and Brogan SHOES, Ladies' Lace BOOTS
CATERS, WALKING SHOES and Slippers
Boys Thick Boots, Thick Kip and Calf Shoes
Misses Boots and Walking SHOES
Geuuetneub Lhuleb duu MISSES lnulu huDDer
Shoes.
G n PS.
Fur, Plain and trim'd Cloth. Oil Cloth, Plush
&C., Beuna Vista, Navy aud General Taylor styles,
Children and Infants Fancy Cops.
A general assortment Of
= Ar DWA ARE, CI1NA,
GLASS AND QUEENS WARE,
Our STOCK of GROCERIES is large and o
good quality. All kinds of DYE STUFFS con-
stantly on hand.
On Hand Also,
A large lot OF Cotton Yarn. Coverlet Warp, Car
pet Chain and Candewicking. Finally every thing
In the FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC, STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS LINE, all Of which is to be
sold very cheap, and all we ask is an opportunity
to prove it by showing Goods and telling prices
Cash on Hand,
For Wheat, Rye. Oats and Corn.
WANTED,
All kinds Of trade in exchange for Goods.
WISE g. HILLARD.
Lancaster, October 7, l847. %
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
WAklNHEn m hna oa,Na. "a, ,ata n, Al =
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G A = = 1 M Il R E . ,

Plain Black, Blue Black, also Barred, Striped and
Ribb'd.
vESTINGS from ninepence pattern to four
dollars, consisting of all kinds Satin, Plain, ri.
cured and Bard, Cashmere Vestings of every
price, Silk Velvet and Valencia do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
NlapIe and FamCY DIV Goods.
= W AW Us
Bonnet Ribbons.

OF every kind quality and size can be bought O
us at greatly reduced prices.
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News by the Britannia.

LEei6gflpneu TO Lle NtldrestOn AlefCurV.l
BALTIMoRE, Jane 26-33 P. M.-FngIaDd Is
quiet, and tranquility reigns IN Paris The Prince
de Joinville was received at Paris. There are
more rumors Of the resignation Of Lamartine and
Ledru Rollin.
Caussidiere and Iamarine were charged with
being priyy to a movement ot furnishing arms and
ment0 Smith 0'Bnen. O'Brien was not credited
in DIS turn By the Assembly
TIE French Constitution to be democratic, and
edueasion to be gratuious % the lab0Eing classes.
Peschera has surrendered
Thirty thousand Austrians have been totally de-
feated by fifty thousand Piedmontese.
British residents We're leaving Madrid
Cadiz has been compelled TO furnish security ioi
its good conduct
The irish Repeal Association has arranged 2
confederation which meets with continued patron
aye
Trade continues depressed. Consols were sell
ing att SO.
Holders Of cotton were anueus to realize Price
slightly receded, Mobile fair AZ to S.. Stock on
band at Livepool, 5ll,90 bsies. Canal -four, 2
TO 2ss.; corn 81 q 35s. wheat. 70 s.. Bread
stubs declining
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

~
Cen Butler
esis5 nigbt. tie Isl Of July, ls4s VIII long
IS rssa4sabered bv the people Of New Orleans g
~ .casiorof the greatest political demonstration
No. ,it1ssged IN this city. The Democratic Com
mittae ba. appointed Saturday night for welcoming
n 4 p1bc manner their candidate for the Vice Pre-
si8enov the ilustrious Maj. Gen w Q. Butler;
and ruiy. The welcome was worthy the recipient Of
the honor. According to previous arrangement,
the procession commenced forming on Canalstree
and az dark an immense concourse had assembled.
During this time Major Gally's Artillery Battalion
was engaged in firing salute, and at intervals
mencemeut Of the ceremonies. The wings had
generously appropriated the use Of their platform,
which was decorated in a very tasteful manner
with American flags and numerous tTansparsncles.
soon after dark Cen. Butler arrived in barouche,
accompanied by the Governor, Secretary Of State,
and other gentlemen. So great was the crowd
that the vehicle experienced much difficulty N ap-
D0acbin4 the platform, while the distinguished
guest was hailed with the most enthusiastic cheers
Upon arriving at the stand the General was al
dressed IN a very appropriate manner by Capt.
Howard. late of the First Mississippi Rifles Gen.
Butler replied, but we were unable to hear more
tlian a. portion of his remarks. When the General
bad concluded he was escorted through the pfinci-
pal streets, to the ST. Charles Hotel. The process
sion was by far the largest and most imposing
ever seen in New Orleans, and the democracy
seemed as united and enthusiastic as ever, showing
that the spirit Of former years has not departed.
The whole affair was cTeditable to those who took
part in ii, and must have been peculiarly gratifying
to Gen. Butler. Although the tribute Of respect
was offered by his political friends, we have every
reason TO believe that the feeling Of welcome and
qualification was general among all parties and
classes Of our citizens. We have heard the num-
Der present in Canal street yarousy estimated from
fifteen to twenty thousand.
AS our Sunday contemporaries have already pub
hshed full reports Of the great demonstration, 1t Is
unnecessary for US to 60 into details-more espe-
cially as all the NewOrleans world were either
witnesses or participants in the l6te
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

ENGLISH THEATRICALs A late letter from
London represents the drama in very depressed
state, and great complaints are made, both by mana
gers and their companies All the talent appears TO
be turned towards this country. Brooke, the ira
gedian, was to fill short engagements in the Provn-
ces, and sail for America by the first Of Septem-
ber Forrest has assured him he will be successful
GIacready has been receiving f33 per night for his
services at the Princess's theatre, the houses net
averaging E28.
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- e - - 80 80. -

LADIES' FAR.-By reference toanother column,
ifwil IS seen tlat Ladies' Fair viii be held on
he egsningso ths 3D. 4th and 5th nsts atthe large
room No. 95 st. Charles street, directly opposite
CaldwsI's Exchange l'he principal object Of the
entertainment 5 intended to be a benefit for the
erection Of Tie National Monument to the memory
of he immortal Washington. We sincerely hope
that the Fair may Be well patronized.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

LADIES FAIR.-An entertainment will be held
tonight al Che Baptist Church, in Triton Walk,
near Bacehus street This IS The last night Of the
Fair The loveliest ladies and the most gallant
gentlemen n the vicinity have, we understand,
made arrangements % attend A splendid attend
anoe nav Be sNnecled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

THE ISSUE. - You Mistur George Washing
tim Seezur, what does you subbose IS de pwoint
OBJ de gwand issue what now abstracts IN two de
great perItical parties OBJ our bessed country
Wal, Mistur Randolph, dere is much Obvi-
ousv wat combines TO effect dis cause. DeTe s de
tariff, dat sum wants to slide on a scale; dere de
bank, but dat s now, in de language OF another,
resolute idea and dere S sev'ral oder causes,
Dat am so, SeeZur; but de principal question
and object of inquiry are who begins dis war who
opened de ball? who trow de fuSt brick Seezur,
dat 8 dc question to consider before you make use
Of de ballot boz"
g 'grees with you, Randolph, duZ. De ques-
ton are-l0ho tr0Jg de fUSt BRICK ~ Boston Post
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ CorRa- q Bar0IHe ~ P0garas 8treet8 ~
EF1HIS EVENING, Monday, July 3-Beneft OF Mr.
u B. GLARkE-WIl BE- performed, for the last time
tlis drama OF NICK on TIE WOODS, (by Mr. N, &.
Clarke The Jibbenanosay, 1r N b. Clarke Ralph Mn
Hickmott; Tee Doe. hIr. Thompson. MI j. q. Vail
viii give bis celebrated iAITAEfONS.. Miss Fanny Deer
ing viii dance the TABANTUEA.... The whole 10 CON
Guide with Tor tha last time, the Drama OF WALLACE
Wallace Mr. ~ b Clarke; ManOB MRS. Thompson
TIE Prices Of y4aWtsSiO5 are t0kk0l7s
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second Tier of boxes 25c
Dress Soc Boxes for Free c00red, 35e
Par0uette .....50c Coi0fed GALLERY. lja
a5 Doors open qua1er before O'clock dua psIiOm-
anes will commence al half past 2. precisely
G Seats may be secured daily at the Box Office from
O'Clock al M.tO o'clock, u. M.
10 Tickets good only for The night on which they an
purchased Jy3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

PRrsRsr1rloN- understand thai to-day, at
IOo'clock, ths Governor Of The State, Isaac john
son, win present Gen Taylor Che magnificent medal
voted % linn BY the Legislature Of Louisiana.
T6s wel-medted present viii be handed by a
gallant gentleman into The keeping ola valiant sol
di4r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, bB and 1git the
gice and c0HseRt Of the SeHRtesaaC IOUCey, OF Con
nectcut Attorney General Of the United States in the
place OF Nathan Clifford resigned.
stephen X Stanton OF New York to be Secretary OF the
egaiOn OF the United States to the French Republic in the
place of j. L. Martin appointed Charge AttaHe to the
Panal States.
Robert Wallace of the District Of Columbia, to be Mar
saI of the United States for said District in the place OF
Alexander Hunter, resigned.
Gershom Mott Collector Burlington, NewJersey, reap
pointed.
Robert p Dunlap Collector Portland, Maine, rice John
Anderson, whose commission expired.
Charles D. Learned Deputy Collector at Ship Island Mis-.
sssppl office
Bennett w Engle, Receiver Of Public Moneys at Craw-
fOrdsville Indiana Uice Philip 4. Enge, deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

SALT WATER FIsHING.-The salt water fishing
in this vicinity, says the New York Spirit of the
Times of the 24h ult, has been good, beyond pre-
cedent for twenty years. AT Babylon, L. L. on the
18th, Messrs Carroll Livingston, A. Belmont, N,
G. KOrtright and ]. F. Purdy, took in four hours,
with three lines, no less than three hundred blue
fish, weighing in the aggregate, over eleven humid
red pounds.
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a BAH

,.g. VIII be given BY tile s. B. Society on tie
fa evening OF the Annlgelsary ~ OH 5lo4.
MSsg. Gus independence, she t9ChAh VI III
1fssJU I4X inst, at Canterbury 3 Robertson ltiffS
rs Auction COiiae House No, 1l5 Ghaftes Ma
Street, the proceeds OF which viii be sent 10 Nfs. 0ln
Mitchell, wife OF The Irish Patriot
AdmlttanCe-Genil sulen 81, Ladies Tree,
COnH23ttee of .4rruH gcEleNtf
BERNARD 6ILHOOLY, alENRY SULLIVAN, JOHN N4ECAHk,
JAMES kKNN0N, ARrH.Ce D0NNELL .JAllks D0RAss
MATTHEW RELY PATRICK keenan,, JoHNAiAGuIaE.
ANNIVERSARY or AMERICAN INDEPall-
yzzyO DEMgEs
&41a&s IS BA viii De given hy the EM rFr 43
&5@s# CRUZ on the 4h OF July, next, Ia tae g12
aSelS TEMPERANCE HALL, 10, l93 Hceouri.
"a t0ulas street
.RIANAGERs..4.
d. b. O'CALLAGHAN JAMES TREAN0B,
JOHN COATS, HUGH MCCAIN,
VIM. RANDOLPH, Il. JOYCE,
THOMAS MULVEY.
..s.FL0OR MAEAGERs
ID. j. O'CALLAGHAN. u M WATERS
w. WHEELEltAN. %. ROPER.
q. CARRIGAN, D. 81 DUNE.
EB ADMISSION entemenr 8l,.s Ladies, gratis 5e2i
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ingredient in the GRAEFENBERG sARSAPARlLLAs COM
POUND is probably superior Safsapara Professor Frost
Of Cnarsst0b speaks follows [ See Bulletin Nc 6, 3D.
rRpe1 ie22
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10. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly on complete Of every article
l,lrsd for q Gentsmans Wardrobe. apis 2dpt
~ Fashionable Clothing.-THOMPSON & MA
street, received by arrivals from rev
York large and superior stock Of Fashionable Summer Cos'
comprising all that materials manufacture Lhe A0s
part, consists Of
Super black ORA d Etc FrocE and Dress Goats;
Super black and cgi0ed Merin0 Sac and fancy CoaAi
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacsi
Striped check and plaid Linen sacs;
Best black French ORA Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill flnsi
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest Styles
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants
Buff and Fancy Linen ana harsslIe' ssa,ai
Plain and figured white Nurseries vests
Superior Linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Understands; Drawers
HaEhose; Pocket HanlAeigAl-i'i Sfaf@lai niOfeai
suspsnders, etc. etc. APPS 2dptyl
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sands's CLOTHING Emporium.

~ Richard Sands, grateful for past tayOTs, w0uld re-
specluy cali e attention 81 the public his Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store 20 POYDRAS of Tchoupoas St.
NJ B. Gentlemen arriving the city viii find it to their Interest
10 call and examine Of themselves. APPS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

Surveillance OF CORRESPONDENCE is a
notorious fact, that both in Venezuela and Hayti,
the letters of American merchants are tempered
with by the government officials to such degt5s,
that no one dares give correct statements of the state
OF affairs, except at the risk of being imprisoned or
shot. Both the letters from American merchants to
their correspondents there and the letters for this
country, are broken open and read for the purpose
Of finding grounds for the arrest of parties Such
proceedings Should be demonstrated against by the
American government 10 says the Boston Ira
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

washington letter q 81 pag8.
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OIYMPfC IHEArRE.--lhe entertainments this
evening are l0r he benefit Of Mr. N. B. Clarke,
one 81 ihe most talented actors in the South. The
thrilling Domestic drama called Nick Of the
Woods" and the romantic piece entitled Wal
lace the Hero Of Scotland, VIII be performed
Bet,yeen tbs pieces Mr. John @. Vail win give
some of his ininitabie limitations. Those whOwish
GOOD seats should 20 early Clark is good actor,
and will, weather permitting, have an eyerliowlng
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

% The sketch which We publish this morning,
concerning ne Troubles ofBill Jenkins was, we
believe, originally published in the DE Soto Free
Press but we repubish il at the request Of the
.JVrilar
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49,. w. 49, 9QNDhlEAs
III Ihecp whole, bali and quarter boxes Sardiues 2
- ytsa tIgpinee Almonds % bags Brazil Auis: 300 b.
ven eHQee Caet - casks quarts dne Ale 50 dozen Wor
Gs'lesnFe sauce by ID SWee Chocolate - bags PmeHio
II poAe' aspbeuy Vinegar 100 do Brandy Cherries ~ do
1aesi Coeoa a9 baskets Annsette; 400 do Champaen9
Inherent branas 10 do. Plagnol Oil genuine article gus
received aud for sale BY
/, NICHOLS n co. Italian WEeIlousameu,
B5& 75 an, Is Camp stuei
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Packages will be made up ana forwarded By ias steam
boats DAILY, from the office (CORmerstat EtekWse) Of
the Company ihis city.
- The public may rely upon piomptnes ana isI alcl
Js23u CHARLES D0ANa, Superintendent.
GORDON PLUMBER,
i'd USTER OF .4KER-4 GES,
a. Once Lueiaa taraann'sl hlglae N0.asi 10 sag
stress Neg 0rsena
a. a Remedy for one Glass Of Diseases only
NDT ron 6LL.ADR. W0ODRbFf's D4sENTER4 COR
From Il. ". il6aid Iate s. Munster @ Bslsinf-
n. Ho9al5 e ss asgs sa-5, reG zen .ls G'
pronounce valuable netene indeed. io5 sa9 aes.el
noling equal toie Rtspssdily, HENlY W HLLAll2.
From caB jgan p pags Company p Gs2gia Res Msaleo.
high apprec4lla n Che etieey q yong ellers por i9
particularly @ ndf7dqsls erh tae Afas slrl 0s
ions Is tas several earsias vete soa eusis saslet
Jug iith, I8g. IoHN 3 DAVIS, Capt oa.n
81, DR. Dr.. WooPEgI5 W9q 1F FEesgs s s s1 5 aaa
cheap the cheapest
fbetc5ss y eii n Tg,l gies 81 fs5a.r f5re-sg4a
F The ioreone blsioues ale sas Wholesale only
hyJ WRIGHT q co. 45l Caartres street. ~ g iei72A
~ See advertisement on die 6rst page of dlspaper
beaded o no PEdNTERS md F-dMlLiES,' of CeIsock
u co. IS celebrated Medicine Magical PAIN Extractor pea Na
% poydra street. wAaFe en- that gaIraad GEN UlnE ami
PURE, lsL6m
E1 Dr.. Cullen,s Indian Venerable. Remedy.-For
Gcl0riras Sypdl3
and an complaints arising from putes 81 t blood Dr. Guls
nlini Vegetable Remedy siosc psp1faon entirely nee rom
Couagl bercy Or any other nuGrgsconDnmg Htislt A1g
requisite eiscc radical cure 30 a few days 1a
corIng directions. purgmE u lauaz
matters system which agagse ta disease and at a
upon enough te medium OF he li33i by
which ga gesigss De sypBtue eraieal tu sy
The colstutn, instead q being nilre rs g oIen $50 ne
o Mercury Copava, other powerful aud slmumg nc
cnes, benefed and the individual tnls himself n le enjoyment
of better before. NJ also eaiCa Etugral s
Throa, Secondary sypalsi ca WHITES Leuoural aonfp
S q general pilriheT Of t1e system
a5- Prepared ana by ROWLAND q WALTON 3l6 Market
street, Philadelphia Only Agens New Oheausl ~ w RIGHT
] CO.. l5l Chartfes street. 52lnlm
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS

in the rear Of ae Catholic Cathedral
esge Tast Week but ONE Of Madame CampbeFs Ia
BTFAUX WANTS and MODEL ARTISTS. pf8
nounced by the Press 70 be the best exhibition sigea
In this country Madame Campbell wishes 10 inform
sr patrons and The many strangers ID die civ tat hef
siay IS limited 60 Tie above time.
eFs doors open 10 clock; performance TO bommeQca al
quarter past Admission 10 aipars 81 he house
Fifty Cents.
FT7HIs EVENING Monday July g. Madame Campbell
viii have the honor Of appearing in the following Cas
steal Pictures Venus Rising nom tie Sea- st John feac-
ing IN the Wilderness Venus Atred by the Cracss; Sapuh0
Lutte Player an gt 4 Che E, lggdgemeato Of Paris.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

o. A little over half million of specie was ex'
ported from New York week before last.
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PEoPtFsl TEIEeRAPR.
Iouisville, Ma avilal nd lyew oFloans TalegTapR


Ege This Line Of Telegraph is working egulaIye
Memphis to all points North and West and on due Lake
Packages will be made and forwarded 5y fast seam
boats DAILY, from the office lCOamersia EtcFWse) 81
the Company ID this city
EI The public may rely upon pl0nlpnes and asEaiel
ye23H CHARLES DOANH, Superintendent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

BRAzIL.-The New York Herald has dates from
Rio Janeiro to the 18th ult The Chambers had
adjourned, and a change of ministry was about to
take place.
The .. S. steam frigate dronl Allegheny, Capt.
Hunter, from Norfolk, was attracting much atten-
ton at Rio. She was visited by all the officers Of
the British, Brazilian and French vessels Of war in
the harbor Her officers speak well of her perform
ances and speed.
The sloop Of war Plymouth, Capt Gedney, ar.
rived at Rie, in passage of fifty-four days. from
Norfolk, and would sail on the Doth of May for
China The Erie, Capt. Watson, sailed for New
York on the 9TH Of May The frigate Bandywine,
Commodore Storer was in port
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

DEFALcATIoN.-Its seems that the suicide Of Mr.
Easton, at Cincinnati, lately, was in consequence
of trouble growing out of deficiencies of his funds,
as Treasurer Of Hamilton county, Ohio. The sur
plus revenue fund, too, Of which Others have
charge, is said to be nearly $4,000 short. Pro-
ceedings have been commenced against those con-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

GOING IT STRoNG.-Emeline StUrdevaut, a
beautiful girl Of Is years, is in prison at New York
for having two husbands. She wouldn't live with
either of them, and when she was arrested she was
looking out for third her first husband got tired
Of living alone and he is now alsOin jail for having
two wives. They had better call it even, and be-
gin again.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

FRENCH AND SPANISH WEST lNDIEs.-Ihe re-
cent insurection Of the slaves in some Of the
French West India Islands, more particularly Mar
Unique, has attracted more than usual attention to
that quarter, A letter from the Spanish Island Of
Porto Rico, dated Pounce, June 5, says
In this Island there is a population of nearly
100000, of which but AZ 600 are slaves. Martin
ique has population of SOOOO of which there are
but 5000 whites, or free people. The whole Of
that Island is cultivated by slave labor. The slaves
in this Island are scattered about in the different
toyns-very distant from each other Here we
have 300 in population Of over $4,000"
Thus, it appears, that while in one Island it were
easy for the slaves to gain the mastery over the
whites, in the other it would be impossible for them
to succeed In Porto Rico, however, it is said, 50
well eontened are they, there is not the least ap-
prehension.
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The Crescent to the National Greeting

% Porter, Of the New York Spirit Of the Times
has been presented with hat Of basket-work-
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