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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-02
VAIUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE sALE'

VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE sALH
WE OFFER for sale the following described ValuaOs
pPFCIIIIA negress aged about 80 years fr't rae
Coot Washer lroner and House servant . C,oot
CAROIINE, mulaueas, aged ABOUT II Se'is' O''
Washer and IroneT, House servant N ~ yVasbar
NfdIESSRiETTE negress aged about ~ wears " aSDs'
T ERITTE grille aged 81 years; Inst rate " as"
or Ira1eT and plain Cookgood House selSaTc Washer
MARI grille aged 30 years; INST faIe CooN' " '
lT0ner and House servant. 81 ,ars first rate Cook
49, nd Hnmsp servant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-02
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

MRS, McCLUSKEY.
FASHIONABLE MIL1NER AND IA
ga DRESS MAKER, Mg1U
E% (CoR CIRCUS AND GRAVIER SITS, n. o. TS$SlS
81 NTuscans LeghOrHS PdRGmGs and NkAt$@
raios Cleaned Dyed and altered to the present fashion
B-The above will be executed IN the most lashona-
be style and on the most reasonable terms api4 om
MRS. INGRAM,
FASHIONABLE MlLLlNER, n
G<aTo Tuscan and StrGl0 Hat yLIHEtGctHreT, -
E% No i72 Camp street, New Orleans k9ss =
&Ss> Tuscan, Straw, and NeaPotan datsII50 =
cleaned a nd altered In superior STYLE mh2O ~
r. Country orders will be punctualy attended to.
SPRING GOODS.
EEr-. MRS. BAEISTER'S ALLLiNERI and VI
k corner of BieHUiIs StrSet-Jlst received from "a
W. Paris, by direct MISUNDERSTANDING, ANpLAa
FANCY GOODS-consisting OF BOnnets Ribbons, Flew
ers Rich Silks, BarGges, Fine Musns, Tissues Fans al
asOs, etc, etc. r 10, G.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-02

CHRON OMETERS
n TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS, splendid instru
= ments made BY Thomas Hewitt Liverpool, for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, No and 8 Front Leyee,
Je27 If between CustOmhOUse and Ele1VIle streets
DNNG-ROOM SERVANTS.
WE have for sale three very valuable lINING-RooM
wv SERVANTS tmen which can be sold on long credit
They are very.key and fully guaranteed and can be seen
at U UvE Y''''7 NJ ~ PERSON & BONNEVAL.
PIANO FORTES.
HENRY PARSONS 90 Camp street, NEW stOre) four
III doors below POydras offers for sale
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES, ssssSA
from GhiekgTiRs Nuns MS CLARK GlneL
a great variety. embracing the much esteemed EOhan,
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken IN exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je3Ou
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR F.4LL CROP.
UNHE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock OF SEEDS
1 consisting of Turnips Cabbages OF sorts, ksgRSg
Beets Carrots Onions Lettuce, LeekS, ana every A1E
other sort of Seeds suitable for the season. lalI a
warranted fresh pay) Sold wholesale and ~
retail by pound or bushel. II - 20
IT, Planters and Gardeners solicited to call and Judge
for themselves at AFFLE''k'S Seed Store 4o1 ~
CH4RLES Street, opposite the JbeGtr6. -,
~ CAMELfA PLANl 5 Rose, Orange, and Lemon
TREES, and all sorts of SllRUBBERY on ha8q the
hOIa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-02

Picking POCKETs.-Two interesting young gen
aemen, named David Burll and John Scott, were
arrested about haIEpast 2 o'clock yesterday morn
mg. in the Place d'Armes, charged with inserting
their feelers into the pockets Of George Weston,
and extracted the sum of 50 therefrom. Weston
was 50 exceedingly eight" that he was a quiet
observer of the operations of Scott and Burk, and
but for the timely arrival of Waterman Caleb, they
would have gone scot free. They were brought
before Recorder Genois, who committed them for
trial before the First District Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
s.i,,,s. Ia, say loaA. = 81 = n@

~ IN. ~, gNy lssAs y ~ = R's
uFpssslF-
Th.s he umr woIe On, and u - -
re- = ~ harsrst he hsi FaEH 80 20
~. lie lad srsneEr6 Ihf 49, 80 :
.aeslsss had hui ar gsiayiEle 8 =
rs q 4. aae whils ~ u''nghi fses =
Aha hs haa p'-aar', RS pastinz Es2n
a. s.a.ll Ebr-s a. 60 xsanu.l. an siseai.
la .. il rs~ea ls.xes y gAthsr ssrsrgsh
n - nsrsn sunstine.
Wrmily pnxsed ihe nanshs and yrsrs.
sna i Is lie nl5 sllnrney went down a
rs rrsse. The sun cf Ms lie ID NJ
20 susilinziy hshind ne rlnodlrzs hills q
line. hi 81 10 darkness apd m-nial rinosn,
'rhe-rnes coi,ei - Ms = N. dalej 81
tes.his .aser,ier 9th me ID r.sliecsnr. ID
zIscs -. helu-si sc iisr lhousand hi
flrs % ra-h af rsnsFh-ld's daughters ~
rsasda ss,r IN. aeqa-sl was assigned. The
hfsss vars sarprissrI and dlsplrased Il IL
pn, b. rxecnlor q ll,r viii pala ossr IL
IN brqur ,thrd.
r. III there i srei iimr au,l harvest
~ whatsoever = man sows. III hall b
= ap-reap hrre - vel - l'rresitrE.
IL old age. When the Elsld arr.is qnir
snd rep0se. Who woRld he IEOlilr,l ~ III.
haunting ghosts OF wrong AMI Passinn
.Go1 forhjd Ihal shauld.' must b
Ihe involuntary prayer & every one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

A FORTNIGHT LATER FROM EUROPE.
The STEAMER Britannia airi, ed Al Boston
an Saturday morning. IRON Liverpool.
whence che sailed on the 18th uliimo.
The papers brought BY this arrival are
= for,nlghl later than those las. received
hy the Hibernia. 49,
Flour had declined. in price. --latest
quotations 27s. 10 27s. Oil. =
The co,.un market had somewhat i'm.
proved.
The British Pa lament has rcassem.
ble,l. aud the first debate of importance
arose upon selection lur a selrc, com.
miI,rr tn inquire into the condition and
prospects of.hc West India rolnnies. The
appointment Of a committee was acreded
to; but upon the express understanding
that no change would he made in The po.
licy Of government other than that already
announced.
The venerable Archbishop Of Canicr.
hurry, Prlmale of all England. died on the
l4lh OF February. in the SD year ol his
age. II.
The inquiry into the state of the national
deirnces has ended in the determination
Of Government 10 double the artillery
forces, and embo,iy 10000 militia. The
country a, large is opposed 10 the measure.
A resrript fr"m the Pope has been re.
ceived in Ireland. demanding Of the Ri.
ships whether il be- irne thai there have
been political iniermeddIings b. The Priest.
hood. and. il so. deprcca,ing and sternly
rehuking such contluci.
The people Of the Two Sicilies have
triumphed over their King. and the form
Of constitution has been agreed 10, es,ab.
fishing a liberal legislative representation
1.-The catholic religion alone tolerated.
Lord Palmers,on has signiiied to Aus
iria that fuIher armed Intervention on her
part in the affairs Of the papal States will
be considered by Great Britain as Il decla.
ration ofswar.
France Is more tranquil, but angry dis
euss'ons were in progress in her Chamber
Of Deputies. Reform hanqueis have been
denounced as Illegal and prohibited. The
health "f the King il improved.
In Switzerland the Dict has resolved
!" maintain the rights OF the country as an
independent, State. .maa. .a...~
The accounts from Ireland are slill
distressing, from the many deaths that
have occurred from s'aiya'ion and its con-
sequences.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
From the n. o. Picayu ne, Feb. 81.
LATE FROM VERA Cruz.
Mexico. Feb. ., Isss.


The other ,lay Gen. Scm, was invited
10 grand party in the Drsicrn, ahnu,
seven leagues lrom here, which has been
The subject m murh talk. IL would
seem that notorious character, named
Abraham de los Reyes. Spaniard. who
has been seven times convicted nf assas.
sinstions and escaped from the Acortlada,
was there accommodating; ami il was ru.
mored that the commander-in.chief would
90 attended only BY twenty. FIVE Dragons.
However, he was disappointed in his ex-
peciaiions of taking The General. rs there
was in addition a regiment 81 Rifles. with
two pieces; and many seniinrls were
placed in the woods about. so that he was
obliged {" make himself srare. I, hr thing
passed of very well: but the puros who
you now know rule the tles,inies of The
city. as they firm new ayunramicn,o,
gave some tOasis, which have been not a
little commented on by their Disconnected
fellow citizens. Among these WAS one
against the Priests and Monks; and anoth.
er wishing,,.ha the blood of all the Militia.
ry (Mexicans) might be poured out L" like
the wine in his glass;" and another wishing
tina! the seed of The Anglo. American may
take root in the soil, and that the army NAV
moi retire until il have terminated. &c. &c.
am told that il was one Of The handsomesl
"dias de campa." (dejeure la four.
cbet,e, that has been given in The coun
try.
Yesterday q body of about 700 men,
cavalry and infantry. with some pieces,
were despatched To Cuernavaca. d town
10 the south about eighteen leagues from
Mexico, the key the terra calienie in that
direction. and having population Of about
5,000 souls: though II is probably very
considerably augmented now from the
influx Of many families from Mexico bc.
fore and subsequent. to our entry into the
capital.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
A cangeuatlan pelxeen Two Farmsrs

aAnd On. Sqnirr. yun si"nt iakr ihs
papers aG your avn nrighh0ihDodF
mo. M-ja; | gsl Ihr New York Pa'
per-. on much beiler trims, 90 ! iakr Z
c.uple aI ihrm."
.BuI, SquiEs, nur asn papers oll@H
prove . great e0nssnienre 10 us. The
more We rneomage illrm the brllrr Il'eiI
Ediafs can make thsm."
"why. I don't know any ean,enienc'
they are Ia me !"
.The farm you sald last fall was ad'
yetissd in one 81 them. and thereby ynu
obtained customer. Did You nntT
"rery irne. Major; bui paid three
dollars fnr IT,"
"And made murh more Than three dol
lars by IL. Now IL yonr neighhors had
not maintained that press, and kept u rra
dy lnr y"ur u.s. you would have beer
wi,houl the means of advertising you
pnpeuy. Butt think ! saw y"ur 'laush
irr's marriage in ih"se PaPers, did Iha
rosl y"u an, tling'"
No. but
"And your brothers death Was thu
published. with lung obituary notice
And ihr drsiruriinn of ynur neighh"
Irigg's house BY Ere. Y"n know lhrs'
things are exaggerated tiIl the authentic
accounts Of your newspapers Get thea
right"
20 true. but"
.And when YOUR cousin Splash VA
oui fnr the legislature. ynu apprared mucl
graii6rd a, his newspaper defence which
cost him nnihing."
Yes. yes. but these things are new
TO the readers. They cause people l.
take the papers,"
No. nu. Squire Grudge. moi il all wer
IKE you. Nav | tell you. The day vii
trome when some one will write a yer,
long sulngy On your life and character
and The printer viii put IL in type ~ iih
heavy black line aver IL; AMI with Al
your riches. iii. will he done l"r you \
grave il prepared ar a panpcr. You
wealth. lIheralnv. and all such things wi
br sp"krn of. b." the pTin,sr's boy. as h
pills the words m arranging the type ,
sis.s. ssy;..- w;ll..-.-.t ..s ,-~-.-a-. d.
mSnn dseI! he is even ,pon ging for o.
obituary. Grod morning. squire"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
Prom the Boston Atlas Of February 20.
THE NATIONAL SENTIMENT.


The speeches "f Messr.. Wmlhr"p.
Hudson. Holmes. vInt"n. and Mcdowell.
"G the llou.e. aud nf Messrs. Davis aud
Rrn'on al the Senate. upon tie death
&c Mr.. Adams. must have graIlfied the
feelings al every l'irnd "f the 'enrTabl.
dead. and every true SIN ol Masssrhu
sets. " here all were 3" good II wO"ll
I've hardly fair Ia speak Of nnr in higher
Terms .llian Of suulhel but We we're par.
'urufsri! pIrssru WIN ~ ....... CIV
ing, and eloquent tribute spoken nv Mr..
liolmes, ul Snu'h { sr"l,na. W. have
Seldom, # ever, read any eulugy more APP.
pr"pIiairly conceived. ar me which car
lied higher moral applraii"n. I, was
honorable In the Stairs 81 Snulh Carolina
aud II Massachusetts, and honorable Ia the
illus,Iinus decreased and To Mr.. Holmes.
We feel il To be = privilege To have ibis
opportunity In step oui from within ihp
narrow c"nines Of the party politics Of
the Lay, and To- take, as IL were, by the
hand gentlemen like Holmes, Mcdowell.
and Benton. and to- till ihrm tia, their
generous sentiments are appreciated and
returned by the people oI this anrienI
Commonwealth. Such scenes a. those
witnessed in the Senate and House. on
This ocrasiun, speak well for un country.
our public men. and give us higher and
hpler notions Of our common humanity.
They show that amul all tie strife and tu-
multi IL party warfare. there remains vet
beneath all a hidden fountain of manly
sympathy and generous regard Tor high
talent. eminent public service, and private
worth. which cannot always be repressed /;
il must eush f,rih al times. aud when it
dnes, ii rcfresles and strengthen. our good
impulses, aud gives new birth to better
feelings.
We believe that one good which we
derive from the death "f the righteous
public servant. is the opportunity whirh
il gives to the expression ol sentiments ~
broad national patrioiism, making us feel
that we are "ne people. Il lIberal'ze-
public opinion. II strengthens the bonds
of union. and entrees the noble spnIimen,
Of our distinguished Senator. that we have
+" one foun.ry, one Constitution. one Des-
Tiny"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

even Il MT. Clay could he FlFs,ss, llrtFr
i WFFy reasonable PFabslllllly laleHE, lhai
surh - the kiIlrTnesF ed iaFy q partisan
Ersl sEzinsl han. ilis naminziloa Huuld -
he siEnsl E0F he allE = sEeEy hrli,,n q
AZ ID and embihsEed OPposiilna aEainsi
hin. and IhAI he uoald b u > miDnsliy
n ho,h hfanrhrs e he nsKL snd pEoha-
lly q me 32d c0ngIess. Except fnr he
u.rre aspails 0f 0liee." pfinriPie ne
have On ollrn and las1y rontlrmnrd. 4
might prnFe b bsrFrn xlcaaEg, n IelrFsnrf
NJ least 10 The fruits of > wise legislAlnn.
Certainly Ne could make . treaty wlih
MsxirO whirh ~oald mn IN The present
state a parties in he Senalr. and pneha-
blv in Ihr House &C Representative. meei
Nth the mast violent and. l~rhsPs. sue
cessful oppnsiiioa. lnakine. thsn. 10 The
surcess &C Ihs pany ard ~ principles. and
the great Interests and. might add, the
very salvation of The eounlry snd iis IN.
slilniions. my opinion .. thai The name
&C Mr. Clay ought nnl. and The name 81
General Zarhsry Taylor ought n be pre-
seated. n this iime. nv The Wig parry n
the American people - candidate ioF
the Presidency. | rnst Mr.. Clay may
never have oceasinn 10 feel that those.
however honest they may be in their con-
lions. who sdsise different course. ara
not his IruesI fIiends. or salrsl counsel
lors. am ia favor Of General Taylor "a
the Presidency. hreause | helieye he can
and viii he elected; and because. IL elect
ed. I believe his administration will be
cordially sustained BY the American Pro
pie that in Il. he viii carry oul the Irus
principles Of nuI party. 10 wh,rh ] believe
him sincerely attached; and that he viii
establish Al home policy liberal. benefi'
Client. wise and patriotic. and in /" strict &C
cOrdance with the Constitution !" and thai
he will so manage nur lnEeign relations a.
soon To restore 10 ~ The rich blessings oI
peace; IN her foundations on solid. JUS
and honorable basis, and rescue rs Iron
the perils Of the mad career Of " conquest
and unrhaslened national ambition, "a
which many m high plsres are now seek
ing prr,exts TO plunge our comm"n and
beloved country.
BE pleased, gentlemen. 10 present the
accompanying sentiment. and brllere me
truly, with sincere respect.
YouI obedient servant,
ID. NJ. BARRlNGER.
4
The suer,s. Of The Uhhg Pariy-En
sured by the selection Of General Taylor
as the Wing candidate by the Na,iona
Wing Convention.
To Hon. E. JoI MoRRIs, cEARLrs GtipIs,
| and others. committee Of invitation. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

saa aass3 - he ri,r' t'ila. and 'l.rnrs
slsur llIsl TSSlrr y DE l'ar,ir- hy Eeirh
he Unisrsl sgssss gsia snd MsErn lasrs
upg~r ,siil.xn ;. - lrE MeAsno- PaElsf
l.i.sluuhls. rsrl.ps sirr q Nnrss
Lea. asd ssa.siSrr.iir I'aIi = 'lsm1n-
Ipas. TIE Il. :. agnr ~ I,ay MsAica
n SIN of go. Geo coz. indemnIhrulioa
c. Ier.ilary. II maa'lly laslaimrHs ~
$500 con. and - ny Dr. claims q iArir
rilixrus aaasnss Msxirns ard lwo moniias
SCR liz rangrsss a rsrh ronniry shall
have rsiisrd il. he uniird Sisirs shah
wi,hJrsw lsaaa slsr capital ihrr lTpoPs and
IrI ll.r Mrairan GnsrTnm. NJ enlrT sesia
iusa nnssrs.iaa, md Illsi Ilrgr months II.
ler ibis. IN llle traps shah have Passsd
bey.nd ll.s limits md aui d ihr roanify.'
I'D. Wnhers snA Major l.sliy. Nth IN
esron af dragons snd couple Of Pissss
of anillrry. alrised sesisHlsy iram Pa
rhnra. They baoDgha s2OO,0on - SILVER
with lhrln.
The foll wing irller firm he riiy ~
Cmdaya. whirh plarr Vas iaksn Passrs-
Sim af hy lhr Amenezn troops the l3rh
insI. ~ilhnul any resistance. viii he rad
with inlerrst:
coassss. asIiee. Feb Is. Ists.
Genllrman-I snalch = mameni frnm
amidst the constant husinrss rars xhish
psrpler me. 10 sriIr you Few linrs about
;. matters and things in these part" and
the progress Of The American arms thus
Ear in,lhis new field.
The command and lbs large supply
train, which LEFT Vera cmr on the morning
Of The 9Th inst. reached this city on the
morning 81 The 18Th. when il was enierrd
by portion af The troops snd possessinn
taken af il without The least reslslanre be-
ing offered. l.iiIle. IL any, Was espectsd.
rs the syrning beloFe, when the column
rearhed the haeiends Of Los Pouers,.
about ihnee leagues distant. and where it
encamped for the night. atlepuiaIion iron
the Ayunlainieni0 nf cor,lo,a arrived IN
meet The commanding officer and pay
their respects. and perhaps prefer The
hnspiialiiies Of the cily-ofier It's surren.
drr-w.lrnme the iro'ps. or irsnsart some
such business. This corporate delega-
ton cane lin slaue-being transported
in q handsome carriage drawn hy four
mules, and each official wearing his cooked
Ia, and handsome rapirf. These. with
their suits Of blsck-afsr the American
fashion--confleous manners, handsome
( features. &c.. made The body q very dig.
nifird looking one. When the troops en-
tered the plaza the next day, this dele
CATION. together with all the rest OF the
city officials, Ieceired the commanding
officer al llirir chamber. where they were
all in attendance Tor The purpose.
! Whilst the troops were entering the ei.
~. thu plaza and streets were well crow.
ded with spectators, a much handsomer
set oflemales graced the dooIs and grated
windows Than have ever before seen in
that country. Every thing wen, of very
quietly, and no, a single disturbance has
> -. -.-.--- s., .I.. ~.,y The eily a .. s.~.
deserted by the inhabitants 40 Others have
been upon their being taken possession Of
by our Troops.
! This city is very rlean-a fine stream
nf as,er flowing constantly through the
several streets. II contains several hand.
some ra,hedrals. bul no fine private resi-
drnces.
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The following is an exirac, from let.
ter Of the Hon. George Evans. in answer
10 an:invitalion IN attend the TAYLOR Fes.
tiyal. in Philadelphia:
"GENTLEmEN:-Ia am honorcd by you.
polite invitation 10 attend public dinner,
10 be given by the Wings of Philadelphia,
on the 22d inst. regret tina, canno,
attend. am rejoiced to learn from your
letter to me, that, up"n that occasion. you
design I" hiring forward The name of Zark.
AIRY Taylor as candidate for the Presi-
dency on the part of the Wings. That de-
sign has my hearty appreciation. The
very d'ffidence Of the man. his under es-
innate Of his abilities aud capabilities. pos.
sess for me an inoxpressible charm; and
one that has enhanced. in nv estimation,
from its marked contrast TO that fidge,y fear
Of undsr appreciation that is displayed BY
80 many public men. at this time"
....s .. GEORGE EVANS.
@~AA~-~-~.~.>~>~~~ -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

The Memphis trenn.) Appeal learns
that the river bank NJ Helena. Ark. is cav.
ing rapidly, and that Tears ale entertained
tha. the principal portion. Of the town
will he destroyed. Many persons had
already removed their families. and in
some places The bank had ra'ed 10 within
a few feet Of The house.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
Philadelphia Bueaa Vista Dinner.
From the Hon, ID. N. Barringer.
House Of Representatives u. 8. !
= -. Eahrnaru LIZ .ieaa -

GEsrLEsES - have bean honored
with The receipt Of your invitation %
public dinner. to be given by The Wings
Of Philadelphia. on thy god instant. On
which OCCASION they propose 70 brEy Tor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

Butna visla Frsligal u Phas
dsuhl euhalas he tFRtimFHis q lit
l,aly q he psupls. q lie Nee ERsl.''u
Sisirs, and sb,aws b. yoad > noubi ihsi
thry aEs Fsady y 50 laF Gsn. i1Slof
uiih a pssferi ssloeily. ME laSsnss
oys: 49,,
Il enaenain sd cherish he hishrsl
respect .snd Eegrrd ior ten icy i1r. J
bsl,ese him % - brave and rhirailans -
the bess sense 81 acknowledgements
ability and inlsg Eiiy-sbose ~ the Priia
arls IL oulinary Pollilral lmrn; hnidiRE
himself Ersponsshle. = - haDnruhis mai
shauld "a. ior his public = ~sll = PEis.is
rondnri. Ibeliese. 100. i he should b
nominated b. Wig National consen
son. . . candidate Ior ffesldsni az ihs
United States. that he will Be sirrisd BY
large majority. and that be will admin
islrr the Government wilh. wisdom, snd "a
accordance with he Constitution. 50 sire
Is and happily established By our islheH-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
Mexico, Feb, 6. ls4S.

Dear Sir-Isp"ke las. night with a
gentleman who is an intimate friend of
one oflhe commissioners. and he tell, me
tina, the terms Of the treaty as told him b.
the commissioner are as (ollows: The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15
ID. NJ. BaRRlNGER.

The ,uerss. Of The Uh,g PGriy-En-
sured by the selection Of General Taylor
as the Wing candidate by the National
Wing Convention.
To Hon. E. Jor MoRRIs, czAHLrs GiIpIs.
and others. committee Of invitation, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

!: Gen Taylor In New England. The
letter Of the Hon. AbboH Lawr..ce :: tls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

The Golll wing irller firm he riiy ~
Cmdasa. whirh plare Vas taksn Passrs-
sim al hy lhe Amenean troops the l3th
insu. ~ilhnul any rrsisIsnrs. viii he rad
with interest:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

The city perfectly quiet and the only fears the Mex
leans Cor few of tem) have that shortly leave
the city They have got the idea, some how, that 1t will be
too late for troops embark Vera Cruz should
made but that they will leave that city, repair to Jaapa
and encamp the green fields Whereabouts until fall They
may be mistaken about departure yet However tavo
rabe things look in this country, it not certain matter
that peace will follow the ratification OF treaty by Sem
ate.
A day has been fixed upon for Santa Anna leave the
Republic but will set it down fixed fact until
hear that he is on ship board and his vessel under way
By express the Star office have been received here
from Washington up the 9Th inst and from their tenor
the general belief that shape another the treaty
will get through the Senate. CuAPARRAL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1913

o. We publish this morning 'iie ''ioS' liii ana
accurate news from Mexico, winch mas peeii re-
ceived in the city. We have received proceedings
of the Court of Inquiry, the greater part OF which
WE laid before our readers in an Extra Yesterday
and all of which will be found in our columns this
morning. But in addition to this, we have recev-
ed our files of Mexican papers. of the contents Of
which give synopsis, and also the letters of
onr able and indeiatigahe correspondent s. CHAP
ARRAL," which come down to the latest dates, and
which may be relied upon the statements of one
who has every means of ascertaining all that is of
any interest in Mexico, and the disposition to make
the most of these means