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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

MUSICAL FLUCTUATIONS OF sHAKSPEAKE-
lVl Mr. Lynne respectfully that he will give
second OF these popu Literary and us ca inter
nnss Of Tuesday AID Friday, Feb AID I, Monday and
thursday FEB aud 10, and Monday Feb H. Further
cuars will be duly announced Admission each evening -
cenfs % al Q'cock
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MORE TesTIMO >Y-NO 40 UNION sTREET

ONION ,
wi Boston, April IS 1886 MIR Seth w. Fowe-Sir, sense
of gratitude you aud Of duty the public prompts u
make the follow lug which any service to you
some other sufferers make tai Of your nvau Bile cdr
cine which truly has literally snstched me from the
I'd by sudden cold which resulted IN very severe coush
with mt he side and chest From that time e
gan 10 waste away under the
OF sktu They prescribed for me IN VAIN be
came 40 reduced that friends frankly told me that
must ,e tht liable 70 do so at any hour AT tins
crisis head Of Wntr Basam Of Wild CheTy,by way Of
whose life had been saved by It, and Immediately
sent Tor bottle The eEc. produced wa, indeed wonderful
NV nh ,cian Of the IN Boston, who
had pre- viousy told HIT hopeless came snd
INFORMED what hid taken and told MIN the good effects
had ,xpeuelced lie mined the Balsaro told me 10
continue the Of M which time have continued 10
daily the phyclsn who had given me up en-
civ io,d me ia, III might yet
feel that recovered aud gaming strength every da'
MARY ROWE. We chserully testify TO the tru b OF
tie Mrs Rowe having been an inmate Of orr
family for some months past. WILLIAM DENNET, MAR
'4 DENNkT For sale wholesale and retail by Messrs
A. o. sands leo Fulton Of William street. aud by
the DRUG lists generally.
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aud TIE tm,rt Of Seminal Diseases. and otLsr hin.
affections, wnh Hints 70 the Yousg Jas publi.hsd by
hons s'sndsrd book for s beyond all comparison the
kssesi wesk VI the kind ever before Published,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

INYE AND EAR-DR. POWELL ATTENDS EXCLU-
Il sivey diseases Of the Eye and Ear o'clock,
his office 2S DIoadsay corner Of Warrenst Dr. fowe.
Treatise the Eye Diseases and their with
rules for selection spectaces &c., price Fifty
Cents be hal his office and of all booksellers just
imported Artificial Fyes OF aty and flash. pr.
fowes SeActiDg Eye fountains Jet Douche Baths.
for strengthening the which has Just received diploma
Far the American Institute for sale hs once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

HALL OF NOVELTY. conner OF CENTRE
IL and Pearl streer-Tableaux WANTS. or the LIVING
MODEL ARTISTS male aud female produced regardless
e expene, who will introduce with some spe ndid PieieIe:
the GREEK SLAVE aft r Powers Statue which
will be exhibited This Evening" Also the Palmetto Band.
with giees &c 50 La Granbe the Danseuss Miss
Door Sen tai To risea ut precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

M EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
M Sgns-rhe.e lette,s remarkable for durability
and brancy u the gliding unequailed other artc
the citywnich briiancy warranted TO stand exposure
weather They apanned color
desired Orders left Jones, Beebee Co T. Ia Fulton
street, will be uaed Inc heretofore
s,SunX dissolved LIST
tutv "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

ITO A LADY-WILL YOU SETTLE LIKE LADY!
and give me an opportunity to show y9u hat wi' ~ b.
further ~hi have beek always gentiemaa-Or do
wish the pubic 2 Follow my advice and be
somanty But II mus, be settled to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

An Ovsrshoe that acquires Its gloss FROM
varnish loses that gloss the il in
with mosure; bat tho polish Of the Perpetual Close
Ovrshoe aud parcel Of the s,n of which the
shoe is made aud therefore cannot DO removed For yale
only at the Goodyear rubber Emporium l3s Broadway,
Raihbuns Btte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

sale Two beautiful Wax Figures dressed in full res AHA
OF Scotch Highland costume hoy ssd erl bs,,ea Ed.
rich stones will be disposed Of for fourth of the first pe
less than cost the faour kc. Dor particulars, apply 70
Nh. MA0UEFIE, ga Broadway.
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Flts |, Flts |, rits,-Dr. Towns.nd OF having

tested his Snsapara in ofFs
mendsd it, and was prissd the following
etegent respectable mer in Wesch,s,er eoury
little gir years of who has been several
feced fits; tfie almost every thing her. but with
last though could find recommends
on culars for like he's thought she
sns are ves LAD we Sa a .o "uy
her strength but she h,shad Of the fits
pleasure surprise She fast coming rugged hearty
for which feel grateful Ycurs, respectfully. JOHN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

Fine Cutlery.-Ihe subscribers have paid
hand present the beautiful
ment OF pocket desk aud sporting Knives in the city
wi large variety OF polished steel DDS Razor ground
and set Cutlery repaired. G. SAUNDERS SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE.--WE PUBLIC
IA Hops No % Duane consstg OF ease stock Ard
fixtures %. bargan-possession given Immediately Inc
place s sed at present. but b. seen from until
PM chance for any person wishing TO engage HIM
Ci~ he n We business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

CAKD.-THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS
uaaks to the Peterson Fire Engne Company No
To- To- tho vaiuabe rendeed by them from
destr cton his goods end effects az The e IN Ez,oeh street
eveniax January 22d The Department
~ ened the highest consideration and from
the communIty for their dnary erenons the de
strucon Of property and pobaby lie must have been
great JOHN WAJM AKEH I7s Walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

EAGLG FOUNDRY-srEAM ENGINE AND MILL
II Wright bii,hment for sale-Ihc subscriber offers
for sale h.wei koown establishment on Gaddeas W ha
convenient tbs river steamboat work or shipping and
&c. The work shops. tools erps
&c good oder. and c.iculaed for the manuictue OF
kinds OF engines railroad work. and chnery of
description The foundry has cupoas for iron (fan bias
cast fiom 60 tons brass rnaces laY
machinery Driven by itssm engine Of ten horse power
there heavy paneiug macine w plane 10 feet by feet
inchc large slide ath turn IL feet longs cut screws
bore cydeIs 10 inches diameter; largo face plate
lahc will feet; do. for boring railroad Wheels &c
5doublc single tuaing athes drilling and
mchnes key eating machne gIind stones aud
age boring boring bts, drills screwpg TOOLS DC
&c. and of wheel patterns steam engine aud
other suitbln for mills and
thi. neghb9rhood The bo.leI shop we'll supplied WITH
oos set OF oiers pair OF shea puuch ing
machines Zone works by seam and 3toges aud tempoa
70 he blacksmith shop has orges aud good stock
tools. There shop and patter
maser' shop. The esbiishment i. now in complete d
successful aud will be kept until sold 1hm
would be profitable investment mechanics abb
m AID enterprise steam power railroads. and machinery
will gwen before the frst Of July, 1913 For
further particulars apply TO JAMES cLEl5H Eagle FOun
diy, Cha leston, 3 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

Gold Pens will bear in mind that all makers stump the
their best and the of CARDINAL,
"Chieftains" and other fcttou. Their second
rate or inferior qualities. JOHN w: CREATION.
aceS have the res. Of all the hest mixers which the,
advertise TO sell the best in the city, for So they sell fo
81 so only. and others low in proportion Gold Pens
paired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

STOH PLACE OPP RA--WED sSDAY 26ih WILL
"A be presented Tire ope Of Luz REZlA BOhGIA-La.
ceza SIX Teresa Iruf Duca Aeuso, S setfimio Ross;
Geasarc - Benedett U's,n sig "a Listi kesa GySsua
sr q. Piemoptes Hu,cheilo ST. N. Parossi; L,veToo,
Mrs Selma BoulaId Peuucc S'r Frnncesco Gubernau.
Boxes paIque aud balcony. xl ampbitheate 50 ces
pens Pc m .E ~ O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

THE THIRD BALL OF THE NEW YORK PHI
l. LIANT HNOPIC SOCIETY, will take place on Fiiday
Evening, January 70. isis At Tammany HI' While ,he
object Of this Society aid as r sable everv needt
deserving applicant It's special intention is to seek
those who better days bot through
misor une have sank into poverty hut the
heart ask reeMr Dodworth celebrated Band viii oc
cnpy The orchestra Mr.. George Robe son and Assssa
will sup-utend the management OF the floor Dancing to
c,mmence eight ococs 1ickes, dollar eaeh sold at
Mesns StoddaIt and Dunham's, ast Broadway BY
officer or member. ID HAlG Pres 8. Reynolds sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

EOR LiVERPOOL-NEw LINE-hEGULAR PACK
ct Of the 10th yanuaryThe new and spienad last sau,
packet ship 5h ERIDAN George b. CornIsh MASTER now
loading, aud will positively sail aboye-her regular day
For freight having splendid accommodations
apply BOARD, Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall street,
e. X. Collins 36 South sreet The Packet ship GAHKlCk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

BROADWAY THEaTkE-1HI5 EVENING. JAN.
ID 25th will be penorucd the tragsdG Of OIHELLO.
-Otheiin, Mr.. James waack. II Egg, Fsm Casio.
Fanny Walack Iocoacluae with the farce Of 1UR ling
daway; Mrs Kub' Miss Gordon; Mrs. Humphrles Mrs.
Watts Patty lartens Mss Tel5in. Dfess circle and Par
auete 50 cents; Family Circles IS GEMS; Gallery, 12x
cents Doors open halfpai performance commence
at7 picl ock
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VIZ ANTED-A YOUNG MAN To TAKE CHARGE
w of Sett BooAs. One who competent fill this
stu alton address lin hand wrg) A. l.. D. and left
a this ofhc. will receive attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE
"A board pleasant private family. where he improve
himself in the English language Address box No. 81 Pes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

CAST-oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ED-Lsdies and Gentlemen having any caston o su
reriuous Clothing Furniture TO dispose a. cnn Obtain
Ia cash prce for the same by sending note or by ealing
the subscriber at his dencc through post when
will be punetuay attended 20 NJ De BOER: 7iH C.nal
street up s,rs. B--Lndi-s can be attended TO BY Mrs
dana
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Desired. 10 hire at JULIUS DEJONGE 66 W.rr-r sneet
mr. UPHAM5 VEGETABLE PILE ELE' TUARf
~ Medical Woudsr--Fenr, aucng the coup.':s rene
dies AMI pre- entves off. eJ TO those safe reg. or
Who arc likely to suffer. ircm that worst o. oooy
t.rna the pubic ectiug ard buY'g the apove 'os
die ne WHICH, ell parts OF the world 4. sewing .hoo
SAINTS from death THIS medc,ne IS he esa o,
yes of the experience Of Or Upharr mse IN hu III
Grsvsted csse Piles; scd the oyefo Nipg ts,'r 70 US
worth cont,uu,lIy ia she by persons oil the req
p-csbiity show that his labors have o, o.. n,n yam
medicine not ouy br .yeit capable o' eat
results aud equally calculated n be fey used Tor apo ueny
SIN ems Persons the efore unacqusnted WIN IN med
c,ue and suffering ccnsiip,t Ian Ia ne cN osck
or stomach or fron III heaasche ereme nervous
ness want of appetite dah@a gstc levers &c and wills
are be first ypoms Of Piles shc at once mtse use ~ IL
No family merch,pt sbsfer, those Of sedenta
~ habs shou Id be w,thuta supply for wher
ever phy sic the ~ nothinr br,r m re pea
SAINT smnle effective, tn DR. Uphsms Vegetable Eec.
tuarv Sold wholesale and re- 'sil, bv WYATT X KtTtH-
AM ~ FrItou retail by DR. A. UPH M 1876 SOW
ery New York. aud by druggnt generally throughout the
I'm ted " tea aud the rarsdas Price 81 bcI.
DHILADELPHlA MEDICAL HOUsE-DR KIM
4 iin German Pnysirlan, fifteen yes reslden, praeur
ouer Philadelphia The Of all diseases on ne ssn'
ladies' Of delicate nature and Sestrucve 2 o youe'
l continues to engage d. kinhelins utmost ~ IN
vaiids whose plants the most despSIss
depend on beng always conducted oy VI NJ ,e
with omp safe energetic treatment 20 sercSt cur
Strangers travelling supplied moments notice win mso'
ire ,uh eent themselves IA the most
privair mau or Cuss warranted no charge re9dissa
-y, post pNs Sill prOiav attspt"5 fefaspes -
corner OF Thsrdssd UHioR sss's hall sassrs itsas e.
charge For pl parts slsrs sssth psse OF ITO fenfss
yh,s esius Of ,hs Tises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

CHATHAM THEATRE-ikI5 EVENING, Jan
of TEKELl, or. the siege of Monuatz-SDnt T,ke Dir.
Su ,herlsnd; Aisxlnn Mrs WilkuIson after which tho
MODEL ARTISTS will appearia their admired labeagx
of VALENTINE AND OksCN-Or.on, Mr.. Adds; Va
Itine Mr. Sutherland. Sasceu Priest Mr. Taylor Princess
Eglantne, Miss nd eth Boxes % cents: rt l21 cents
Doors open half past 6, pero nance to CONNIE at
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w ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w youug plain cook washer or ironer The best
II city references be given Apply to Mrs M L. DORIAN
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NJ EIH ANICS' HALL s72 BRO ANYWAY, 5klWEEN
N1 Gtand and iroome ss-t Towded T. ovehowiug with
beauty Ind fashion New York Open every night DUNG
tie wees except Monday U,sbssd suse,s: Tssy eenth
odest established Band in the United States r. Chri,y,
q. N. Chsty, K. Pierce, kaynor, c Abbott r. Vaughn
wi crowded aud ghly respectable audierces and uuver
sally admed to excel every amusement of similar charsc
:ed in this Admission q cents; chltren under
10 years half price Doors open at oc.ck-Concet will
commence On Saturday Jan. 80 IN Afternoon Concert
Doors open at commence a, 3ocock On Monday even
ing, Jan. "a at the Brooklyn Institute.
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w ANTED BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A WELL
w furnished prlor and bedroom with breakfast and
Ferry. Address A. B., Box 30s. New York. Lower Post
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Portable shaving Ca.,.-Tn. unaers


have devoted their unceasrg attention improving and
scas these useful and articles and have hand
Iarse variety Of ction BILE TO tho wants o
the travelling community. G. SAUNDERS SON, lit
Broadway few doors above Courtlandt street.
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DKOADWAY OpEoN-ANTRANCE THROUGH

BROADWAY ODEON-- kNTRANCE THROUGH
DPiuteuxs Sioon-Under the management OF T. GREE
vlrcreesed aE eerance OF Pete horri,
the Methodist Also, ged for sIcrt period the cell
ebsted Odeon With the cee hsfed "aser
Jubs the champion dancer Of the world Also Miss Jealnie
the leorsted Scotch Ballad Smeerue sday
Evening Jan 25hPsrt Me odiss os the Eoan .s:.;
by Miss Blanchard Ventn oquism by Gig vuentn scotch
Ballad by Miss Reynaldson. 81 ny PETE Morris Port b
Gecisn Miss Baueho I'd I'm tstion. eg Valenn';
Song Miss eypaldsun: Yankee Polka Pete Morris Part ,
Song. Miss Reynaldson vsnttio9u.m Sig Venni; eom,s
Duty Pete MONS: Song Miss heynadson Part l-Odeon
Mnstres riey of SO Refains, D,nees &c Orches
Box so Pa Quette IS Boxes 2x Perform
IN AZ half o'clock
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ROWERY I'll TRE-UNPRECEDENTED TnI-
X aTPh aShIey.d BY the new National Specce Of the
bA lie OF MEXICO the Capture Of the Halls OF the
MOnsLrms written and produced under the d,rseton Of
MI lhomas Barry stagc Of the Park j heaue
ss,nted by Mr. Stevens During which will be faithfully
6ep,eed the SsoIm,ng q Lhspaepec BY ths New York
Volunteers THIS EVENING, January 18th 1913, will
Ss psho med new Na'ioasi Spectacle sntited tho
Moutezumas. Amercans-GeneraI Scott Comm
chief Of the army) w MaI,h Capt Westwood, Burke
Cagtin Winthrop, j. H. Hal signorita Isidora daughter
of Den Francisco, in love wrh Winthrop, Mr.. Phips Leo
po,s her nurse snesasy lner Tis's MIS- Ws sn,hs l;ne
To conclude with the MYsTEhIEs OF o. DFELLOW-
SHIP r Busyman Mr. Bake Boxes Is cents Pit Gal
l2k
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NJ lTCHELL's oLYMric THEATxE.- TUESDAY
WI Evening, January 23h. Ns, the perfoi
menes win The TipFEkARY LEHACl-TuI EN- Gen.
DWAkE.Fsm.odS b.. Nj Ht; Sh.nfr.r AsH Nj, Nay
PM l-Broomy swosb, Mr.. schell; Cd Toutiue Heury
Mary Ann, Mrs H. I.hsrwsod To conclude with the IN
VISIBLE PRiN E. Don Leapder, Mis-, Mary tn, lor Tho
naate Funbond MIR: ConoyeI; xquisisiteret Mss Rob
Doo,s open at Sh and the CURTAIN Ises at o'clock
50 hoHts. %: PIT. l shilling
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ID kOKEN BANK B,LLS-BROKEN BANK Bills
Bills on Atlas James, Northern Exchange, state Bank
Saugee aud the Bank Of Ca,ugi LAKE. taken 10 eIchanss
for Shirs Stocks Collars Gloves Cravas and under
meps at SCOT rig Cheap Furnishing Store 81 Nassau at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

A CAKD-MR ". CO\UVtR PRESENTS HIS SIN
IA thanks the Fire Department for their
the fire. ra,uTday ev,hiIr, by win, he
suerc and hopes TO many OF III possible this
at his benefit when he will erdeavor 10 them
10 he neaf nl hi ability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

NANCY BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN
New Dresses faifhfu tations OF lhs Characters
de.sd 10 hre al JIIIIUs DEJONfiE. 66 Wsrfcr areet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-16
r a n C e I,

Rv telepranhic dispatch we were informed on Sa-
,,rda,, that there had been disturbances in Paris,
and an attempt made by Ledru Rollin and the work
inomen. to oyerturn the Provisional Government.
At this news many of our good people began to fear
for the result of the revolution and the establish
ment of the republic, while others, who never had
any faith in the people, imagined that their gloomy
predictions were about to be verified. We had
more reliance upon the good of the people, and
did not deem the wonderful news worthy of notice
The arrival of the news by express yesterday shows
that we had placed proper estimate upon the mat
ter 1t appears that some of the clubs wanted to
have parade and make demonstration, and
turned out in large numbers, foolshly carrying
arms-the National Guard turned out also to protect
the government in case any hostile movement
should be made against it. The government was
not atacked-the clubs did not use their arms, and
those of the National Guard were equally useless
Both parties quietly retired TO their business or 'ie
amusements, and the Provisional Government pup
lished decree against the clubs holding afiiieo
meetings hereafter which, for aught that appears
wassently obeyed.
That the English Tory press, which imagined
that it saw the end f'the monarchy In Char'is'
meeting, should find fancy something OMNIBUS Ii
these popular movements, is by no means sufpfi
ino but we cannot so readily account for our own
napers. the editors of which ought to knew some
thing of the nature of public excitements, falling
into the same error They ought to place less re-
lance upon the preudcial distortions OF the British
Press. and read and think for themselves.
The conduct of the people of Paris, has, thus far,
astonished their best friends much it has dis
appointed and grieved their enemies. Never did a,
people before achieve great and sudden victory,
and make so wise and moderate use OF their con-
quest. Whatever may be the future state OF France,
the conduct of the French people for the last two
months has exemplifed the heighth of moral sub
Unity. Fierce in conflict, moderate in victory ::
welding unlimited power, yet respecting the rights
and even the prejudices of all wihout any govern
ment bn their own will, yet obedient to the great
principles of justice and scrupulous in the preserva-
ton of order; discussing and attempting to solve
the great social problem involving the distribution
of labor and of wealth, and still respecting every
species of property and vested rights; unlnfuenced
by their own bad passions, and unprovoked to
wrong by the insiduous arts and intrigues of their
foes; they have nullifed all the speculations of
philosophers alsed all the predictions OF prophets;
brought to ridicue all the arts of kings and arsto-
Gratis and proved that at least they deserved to be
free, whatever may be the. event of their efforts
The demonstration of the 18th of March had no
effect but to strengthen and consolidate the repub-
lie that of the 10th of April will have like conse-
quence So may it ever be. God save the Re-
public
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STEALING A MANS NAME.-The most unmiti-
gated scoundresm ever perpetrated in this coun-
try, was that committed by a man named Jonas B.
Coy, who had for some time been engaged in manu-
featuring Pianos in Boston but finding that those
made by Chickering We're much more popular than
any others, he obtained a legislative enactment
changing his name to Jonas Coy Chickering. BY
this means he was able to impose his pianos upon
the public those of the genuine Chickering To
add still to the rascalty of the proceeding, he
was in the habit of selling the use of his name to
other piano-forte manufacturers The imposture
fortunately was soon discovered, and the legisla-
fure acting upon petition of the legitimate recon-
yerted the spurious Mr.. Chickering into plain Mr..
10Y so that he will no longer have an opportunity
Of humbugging the public.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-16

PRIVATE EXPRESS Us. The MAILs.--At Cincin-
matt they receive Buffalo papers in two days, and
Detroit in three--beating the mails at least one
half their usual time. This is done by the private
expresses Here, in New Orleans-and all along
the distance between Baltimore and this place.-the
mail is invariably behind private carriage always
one day, and frequently two or three.
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FOREIGN NEws.-see first page for Foreign news.

Observation-Disclosures the. malignity and
superciliousness of the English press toward lhe
Irish efforts for Repeal, we believe the latter cause
10 be steadily advancing, and that Its prospects now
look more. favorable than ever The English, with
their bulldog obstinacy, hate to yield anything,
however just it may be, on compulsion." But
bye-and-by, one Of the steamships will bring us
news Of the fall of the Russell ministry, (the sooner
the better > and then look out for an acknowledge
ment of Irish rights. Unless this happens, a bloody
and terrible contest will surely take place in Ire
land before next winter sets in.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-16

BUST OF GEN. Yesterday we called
at Stees book store, on Camp street, to see bust
of the old hero, Gen. Taylor. The artist, Mr.. VIM
S. Hall, has made most happy effort; the like
ness is the most perfect of any we have seen. As
copies cast in the same mould can be had for twenty
dollars, we presume the young artist will receive
numerous calls from the admirers of g Old Zach.