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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-01

waiting rival Of this ship, beg TO inform hem thar BY 6r
have received large acquisition Of the GUFTA PECHA sf
FENED HATS, with which | 7 supply them without M
These Hats have given very general satisfaction, for their hghtu
durability beauty Of The plush They will bear comparison with
any French Hat imported.
Also, by this ship have received Of The Prince Alb style
Hata, being soft and pleasant he together viz very
large assorimenr Of CHlLDkEN'S HATS, TUkBANS, SILK
VELVET CAPS, etc.
~ Canes Umbrellas Jockey CapaLalies' Riding Caps
Has. All OF which prepared to an as log be obtained
inthe city.
notice. go c. %. BUNCE, 30 Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-01

From the foregoing statements which were furnished by
persons who for the part previously unknown to
each other, and which in particular it is
manifest
1st That the procession. while passing Llys corner was
insulted by abusive and offensive taun calculated pro-
woke assault
I'd. That the persons offering these insults inmates
eoueners Of Lys house, and that they armed
beforehand for a desperate conflict
3D. That some person from the procession provoked at the
abusive language, waved threw torch at the person
most prominent in giving provocaon but that the torch fell
haImlessy in the gutter that not thrusin his face
as has been alleged
4th That the at whom the torch was thrown i'm
mediatey fired five six times with revolving pistol, in
Discriminatory into the crowd, scattering the procession.
9Th. That after the procession rallied the firing continued
from the interior from the Threshold Of Liys house. the
person who frs fired having FetTeatsd within The house.
9Th That until fifteen twenty shots had been
fred the there every reason to believe
with fatal eecthat any attack made upon Lily
premises, wheosno doubt the building was Intentionally
destroyed.
It commended that the and offensive languaes
used by the persons belonging to coffee house f1rnh
ed peex or The burning Of the house, any more fhan
Tie thIusng q torch even IN mans lace which 5yhe
bye. was n0f the case affords apology for IN
contents Of revolving pistol Unfortunately into crowd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-01

Eg~ Wednesday Packet HARD TIMES -h
splendid pas senger packet HARD TIMES will positnl
leave THIS DAY, Wednesday, Nov. l, at o'clock P.i
for Vicksbug Grand Cult. Rodney and Natchez frOms
foot Of Canal street u B. SMITH. s6 Magazine St.,
nj HYDE & OGLESBH, II Poydrs
EsV~ The q. S. Mail Steamer SULTANA-Fofa
IOus Memphis &c-This aud splendid passenr
steamer IS now receiving freight at the Poydras street VIM
and leaves THIS DAY. Wednesday. al o'clock, p NJ
positively HYDE& OGLESBY, IL PoydTasn
~ Passengers will please be on board at the hour i
esv- Yazoo City Packet HARD TIMEs-FoE Yano
CITY Satftiq V;cksburg Grand Gulf Rodney aud Natg
This packet leaves THIS EVENING, at 5 o'clock 0k
lively from Cusomhouse street wharf.
nj HYDE & OGLESBY, II PoydraSa
az Passengers win please be on board at the hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
ffnfher tInthew.

We understand tina, an effort will be made 10
this country to relieve this distressed philanthro-
pist from ms present embarrassment, caused by his
devotion TO the cause OF Temperance IN order that
he may be enabled TO carry out the benehceut de-
signs of his heart. We will heartily second any
movement of tins kind
As rumor was rife in this country ihsi ather Mathew
was opposed to the cause OF Irish freedom from the
British yoke during the last attempt of the Irish to
make themselves free with pleasure give place 70
an extract letter his friend Colonel sherburpe Al
London dated al Cork September -, lsis, denying
the charge and stating HE positive intention Of visiting
the United States early IN tee Spring Tell them (ny
friends in the United States that with all the affections
OF my heart yesrn TO be with them aud should 1t De
next Spring promise myself the realization OF this
burning desire Tell them how it affected me to learn
that many OF my expstriated coun,rymen were delu
ded into belief that wss unisthal TO them. They
should have known me better have sacrificed every
thing for thom health and every earthly prospect
aud il cost many bitter pang 10 De compelled BY
the rigid rule OF religion and political neutrality have
made the guide OF public life, 70 remsn spsihetc Far
Tar from me such sentiment No nAn loves his cOun
try and country men tendeTly, and have never
vet Loot opportunity 20 testify It Thousands and
t ps OF thousands who have emgraied 10 the States
have had personal demonstration % this declaration.
snd was overwhelmed with sadness when heard u
ther credGliy in believing that ! WAS capsule Of be
uaying them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

'erocer's WIN eef q eoesss o. f.me sn1 lhss he, IA.
re ard stout inenced TO publish the st<cneri 10 zoe
ne weety oe~spspers wherru con hs son q Ala 49,.
hsd called upon the editor u tie paper Qaesn a.
tod by HIM hat number Of pagers Of si ehar.es, go
the psper preliminary nco~ % ne MISTER ard 80
hs intention Of publishing the whole sssr an "a. q, ~.
fssy % the statements 10 had ia rs po.ss..,, ~
ealing 1ron ne editor. person<ay. ~ Mr. sr'..i a.,
harf'' Da.rnos'ry aad pa.snsef'y'. VIE sna Ne a
course with Dusent errys vile nd r. sir So -.
ae-ih Lyons we're resa aloud, 81 Gnsr which On A.
cout OF ne answers - Siout ors II 10 scc1su. p..
farther steps ere q ulrced over lIl re foo7rs 49,
dsy IN The meantime b. Mr. S.-s obtsin-i -y.i 49,
arc brought ~ s.aeci h-ioIe Jaslc- McGrah shscb -
sailed 10 Hsrris snd >,rut being Stressed by o-r. W
II stevens sni Prince John Davis Yesterday whrr - 80
ssrsh eii aoei' Lyous msde sfhazv 10 snh..r-s =.
toiows Tbs, or ire .pih Inst she i Brown. =
a9cei % her NJ a y Ltss.sy tsst - -. are
her hs. he wss teen h. way her house ID "a -,
ina she ~ocd 40 snd i've 81 ne hoase u Ar Lisa.-
~ W. L.-ls-y ~oa.s brig hef ~ ~ SOY NJ
20 - with him. Nj Lindsey .ea her sui Nr sfss,t ..
sA be "ood meei hss Al ne store Of nrs Hss. Pea.
Il that -hs ecconr alled Mr. SlOGt th-rr here -. A.
NJ L.li--y who went with her toward home and a.
on their way 10 her moih-r's house Il De snrv. srf
on passing the store 81 Nj Su.es. Mr LIod.-y ~
mated maj mr. stl'~ ~o9d no. .rny keep - spoci,s
store; that he woud he brossa ~, 49,.
n the course 81 conversation win stoet e ia Be-,
hsi shc had been rse very csdls he person "a 81
sh1ld have been 'alher her. sle hst zen ,.,.s
for zine monihs; hat cunng hat period hey h-r,-f
and Mr. snles hSa been seen goug into honses % f,-
which Size sreuuously denied ~herelpon he S.cat n.
msrsed ihAi there place where there va. none, a.
Der; that he hsd money u hs pocket. ana That 80 ,
have comfortable home. ard requested her to see h .
the house ofHsrs. where ste asse hy NJ Siouf t
thsf she hsd accompanied Nr Sucs 10 houses 0f ODD f *
thsi should Dc well paid io ie 9sssroa n took -s-.
cent he hsc n few ui nlies person lO sioai sal -.
hard ~ bearing deaf entered h- rouin sd iowh n $50
made stsen-rt snd sler Souf had done. fh. rsnrr,
smired her >iout directing her whs, uss. ~
cOncusinn " which she a. lsclsr "a. ~ ih irr.r
that .He shplid gel money m 81 Harris M M. s,c
Anf hls unter the influence of promises of house h.
comforts money and dress. which freely ~, a. r.,
her hy Siuut she yielded % make ssenert feeding 10 l.
mre Mr Stles without knowing IT, rra ramrr en-. csr.
ouerc@s She farther deposed Inst Stout told ~. ths
The Commissioner should SCI her u size usie th. a.
dayit without promises u any reward she 81 -,
ye- Jus tee NcGrsh the concus OF the heans MA
Harris snd Stout esch to bail in the Of = go sns~-.
the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

MISSIONARIES 10 CALiFOKNlA-Among the
passengers who sailed yesterday in the Falcon hr
Chsgrts We SEE the names OF Rev John Waldo Doug
las aad Rev Samsel Hopkins Wiley, who 20 out under
The auspices O. the American Home Missionary Soeie
~ % be stationed the fret san Francisco and the
other 81 Monterey, N CshforniA Another steamer in
lev weeks 10 Npeotoc 10 carry out reinforcement 70
Dc stationed in the interior. These gentle men hh
orally furnished with copies OF the Scriptures. and
~ith ecucstionsl facilities by Which they hope 10 recall
the attention % TIE nultiiudes rushing - that new
III Dorado to the TACT ihst there il something val
uahlt thsn ihe gold that peTlshelh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

SUFRxME CoURI-Gtqgal Term- Before judges
NJ Coun hrt4t sc kiwaTtsl lr OF 4t1ls h1rs cou
rcted oi tae rrrts of ts e- ts h- l -xeIfu
BE- iss-r iu1l th- l-- ior lli-nilelt
~HiHtarl y IrrFfH siarl@l aa4 sttfrff1 cd
rQrs.-- u. T-sse cafa ass-sn .irfei Tie
CUSTOM House r repairs cd s or Corass A. the
~ srei sat ast t- a r-sseI ysf he
.l,i-r eH- rrgss- r l-tt-tle
iea Ia eaefc at oi -a- iasel merely mortgage
TIE MORTGAGES t coa.-.
trely aosed sL~ t-r position -ssrt
taase &c 60 sadaai' -faf f.ana-, Mr. G b-l-i i1r &C.
earalts 81 A be1etcr
TIE Co .r TIA s.aolr.ct
NrercI lfre-be laace hausD $50 Hiina b
star1 1ta lftr4 Naasl J. Wrft 1fieT
sf1rfrs 1.,fs1aff o ~i---ae g. fsr a.
ir lsi-odsais = T. " W . deliver ., a- f-r-
Gle slre brad hasi ei fl-r an1 "
fss e - tri rlp=r
90 sateet b. sac or -rec-.l fnn-d Motoa
E,.a Esaf- 60 e. al, C,,y Bsal ~ Ne- frtxstos Q.
llsags pac- oi TIA ir1r Nee , 1rk o. tary Eri1f@f
n AZ Nf..ei 81 f. Hu heflr lssael if ra1.l1s
-r a-sa' o ir eP ist of-;a'e natter 1oo.ttsi-
sctruc- Hcli tzi Flll.ts ls.
Mt after .ersas r-. 20 t-- a-ssrI-
rs t'~sfs ,s Dlril 3 No. aNatoa ff aitasll--
t- - tl sroud that rs-ag
tsrcs ia- is9s--.lr aucu slch e-,re- stsyr--
ltr-af 8 t.st-aan 80 1lat htstol.-iula--t ll.
sa nlr-ss b tss-u Sc sans c si-,rf a-rf-
sr-rf re raf et tla %
are-isei FL t-at -- te-n1ali afl-arft 7ret cel D.
"a s o. ca. s -ss' 40 have t b. ts ccl - .llt Cd u
horis M s5s l,is Ts.-lft NO.. So a,t,-a, Az.
ps1,s 'ci aaaien % an 60 --1ai He's that
fl7 p acess o'- 'tiat 81 feel 1-itrisl ;h- m r--
-srtsi tl .as co-r
o. n. Jts N-is .u-asa o.. arsaa-s s over O.
lrtt terra. ae-- state sfl-l-si D. l. aa-f-
I'D have t-su, o. frln-lts as ccuicr-
he So al f--lr te.--rlel ifaf Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
By telegraph 10 the ssw.York Tribune.
Acquiftal and Fire.

PrIrsBrEGH. Friday. Dec. IL Pm.
The trsl OF Msnkey the Waterman who shot
White. has resulted In verdict Of Not Guilty.
The large Female seminary 10 thi. city vac destroy
e By yesterday during the session hours The pu'
pills barely escaped With their lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

NeRra CARoLINA.-The Senate was at length
organized, after week OF csucusing, on Saturday
last BY the choice Of Calvin Graves (Looo Speak
or, and the reelection O. al the Whig Clerks, &c.
This was the result OF = compromise. The Legs
la.arc is now faily organized, with Whig major.
ity OF one in Joint Ballot until Ashe County shall
choose Member OF the House ct Conmcas -
(Ashe gave Taylor 600, Csss SS>, at the late Elec-
toni
The Speaker Of the House is Wig TIE
message Of Gov. w. A. GRAHAM IS eatire, de-
voted To social affairs. On the 2sth proposition
was made in the Senate TO so into the election OF
United States Senator the 30th Of November
IN place of Hon q. F.. BADGER whose term eX.
pircs on the ith Of March next This was lost by
Loco Foeo votes, which speaks well tor the chances
OF Wing success should such a motion prove sue
cessful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
wlLLIANsRrRGH AFFAIRS

~ The ladies of the Universslist Society. ~e
understand, intend holding Fair At the snsbargh
Garden, the afternoon and evening Of the III Inst
for the benedG OF their Society We hope he.rfends
in this vicinity will remember them on that llgrestns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

e. HoLDEN's MAGAZINE for December Is be-
fore u. compsc,y hled with original articles spty q.
g,irated by line 10 isir Wood EnsrAsnss. Among The
articles are a clever crnqUe on Wnhss Poems, AID .
smart paper entitled A TAX with You. Holdens MAG
szne shout the best monthly FOR dollar know and
though for oGr tsie lees matter with larger type and
amer paper would be preferable doubt no; Il suits
srser number Of readers a. Is L is published les
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

LoUisl,NA.-rhe extra session Of the Legisls-
taIe viii commence In New Orleans on Monday Agree
ably to the Constitution IL lsst session which can
Ne hid in New. Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

LATER FROM EUHops.-The steamship =.
,,q Capt LAso, which sailed from LFe'P.''
,hs tstb ult is now in her fourteenth dsy o''' ""'
NAV be expected to arrive at Boston IN the course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ A Washington correspondent says that
Gen Taylor is expected in Washington sbou; the mid
die OF February. snd that he has taken rooms Al WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

BosToN PosT.-This Influential Loco. Foco Jour.
nal appeared 0n Monday IN typographical dress
throughout Col Greene always manages 70 make the
Post readable and popular paper and whether 10 vic.
tory or defeat takes things In q good naturei WAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ KNoN rs Fulton-st pledges himself to sci really
frstrse hs, FOR g. And what Is more he Is dsyh he
habit Of selling scores Of thess - hats isct 4 mef
sufficient prove that there be msisAe about hdr
superiority for hut out Of every Ten q lose
hats sold by Mr. KNOX, should turn out lhsna yea
represented, thu svsance OF public dissatisfaction euns
lsing IN a single month would become hssA
down Mr. ks reputation efecuely. n b. plain ihsp us
that KNox's ofrepesied boast ~ selling hat sssa
ard selling H. much cheaper thsu be don, By uy
one Of his competitors IL no fci on but y liked fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ loo overcos. rch lining, v s0 go closss d
TO s2 800 dress and hock French cioh and
ming 81 TO sl2 pants. fancy csssimsres, 81 to .
50 cents to - These AL unredeemed pledges. fresh
from aucton- great bargains A. Suit Store cosasr Nee
ssu and Beekman sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

LuLlCh NetkE.- NllatF ff..4alA- aINr-A-l
.s I0.r Na1I-es f 1ars-
.h- f1r --- ir-
lrfri Two ra.r- ~ b
h.-.r lIrrs-ea f---rlag - acc-r
C al. W -i sios 81 80 qzs--f -
* t-- rrsi=U Capt heny Alsl OF ~
st1Caef Eeis~ r. acls-- -l .sI .-a- tqr i--
al IL ai th-r fl-s1f ta-l
cf-rtss-r however cs-- - irt f-c-l y he's
yesterday lo cas;rl b. th~ 81 Fee -
tf-ss s1<4Sicr Of tsr sff-ufl@l tula1s
He'd icr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ The Rlcheleu" Gold Pens sold by n. y. wArses
Co. IS Wsl-si are warranted i've year,, ssd
acknowledged to bs the hes, aud cheap.s, pens uss
Gold pens made to pattern. Gold pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ BEsiaMIS BARLow, Job Printer, a oof It third
floor, NewY YORK, takes his bic sisocs
and the public hat he Is ready the above piece
them the line Of lob Printing snd ic. sshsrs
Of their patronage. Ny types entirely new, and hope
by doing nay work with neatness, prompnesa, and -
reasonable others give uniform sfisscronpuy
customers ne Jsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GsN .ToH rHtNH-rhs disrn guished little gem coss. h,s
brief but successful engagement today ard The hous.ns
who have yet him should avail themselves u he
present opportunity. They viii be couhy renunerslet ~,
ihs time and money expended snd lie oter. Who Ass.
never The General M recently. wonder their csnsy
witness his performances not excited before Viii
his. there slsO other grand entertainments by resl
Western the Sable Brothers aud others See small Ms
W The New-Oreans serensders give \ 'on.er uhs
afternoon for schoos-sso Concert Ia the evening nrc
duciHg both DECISIONS their huescue upon the Opea
the Suyvesant Institute Brcsd~sy Few dO1rs sbsvs
Bleeckef-st ~ o'clock snd O'Clock, P ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

10 4 gentleman in New Orleans Mr. Slidell
bet upward Of $4,000 on Gen Cass carrying Ohio
lie i, of cOurse. winner Bait sun
We copy the above In order 70 contradict, H. ~ w
hsye every reason to believe that Mr. Siell has made
no bets Of the kind y. o. Bulletin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
CITY ITEnds.
lecture, Concerts, Ac. Tonight.

a.. o.. o.. s.sr-.a-. astt4ts-s ap1 r u
Pa Psr-1lE oftt- C1ur- n o-s-a--at 49, 4,
ur-- -Fs L-rr-r- ri 80 i--srsf- - ~ .,
scs ~ i1ePN go D.. N>rop n
CD y-.r- G, Sa<-T II Elrr,-s1 Pa1;,s- - n''.
saq-a An r. Pm -slpw
~-1al If1s-rs.-i' s-rfrsl hall - = 3 n
-r~r-i rursnt4.- ~ Del t'f'- = n
n..-..s- Hafro.-ir.--f 90 F-rs Cr-il- 81 80 ri y
l.r..-.' fl. IA. =. rrl-i-. f-i 4
garr4t-. r u .a.fr-s->.-tT Lam. - hi.-.l F
c .er's Ct-sr Nr-e1a. ~ hra-rag-I' - A., -.,
1rrsr-'. r-tr trrsl-f ' - 49, p
..--.aees. a. r---l.ltE cl4-l1- go 49,
&C., T1-.--r- F-.ssssf. Ar-touf-1fN - -
49, " ..s.r Fr-atrag. r.r A.. - a.. -
- s--..'- ~..t-.- f--ls -aao1 sraa- Et,-l - p "
.-t.-. n Crr..rs- ur stsr-C.l-al H-l-I = p =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ Boots Of superior quality aud workmanship can 10
found nj lower prices than a, any other establishments The
city, al WArgISss lffulton-st Mr w. msnufscuressl
his own WORK Persons wanting really good srticIes
advised 10 call Oh him d. Aeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

II The following Members in addition 20
those whose names we have previously published have
arrived
Pennsylvania
OF mc Hoaso-Messrs Smart and Williams OF Maine
Becing'r OF Virginia Wentworth Of Illinois Chase
and Jones % Tennessee McCellsnd Of Michigan
Dixon Of Connecticut Thompson. Of lows French Of
Kentucky Washington MON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

THsNKseIviSG.--Gov. Johnson has recommend
ed Tnursday, Dec 81 as day OF General Thank. giving
in Louisiana.
DELAWARE LEGlsL ATURE.-Senate, Wings.
4 Loco-f ocos. House "A Wings. LocoFocos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

DREss CoArs-To young men oftss,e and economy Z. b
FoLwELI lg2 Broadway Of John. viii nsks scte
Goats from In the fashionable ayIs Ct
the low price OF SIS TO SIS Walter Mcneil Qsis LocA
wood Monel assists In experimenting the cutting ed
invites his friends To call as above nl8 2tawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

BE- 2 L s.r~.-ca..--.- 80 sr1s -~ar-i1- 49, ~
P.r nr Fs--ua-Hs1-o-iat Colsr-Esta'1a tal',A 'i'-
~. nr B.ss-r- Hs---o-.-t Cc--r--Et.aal tl---
a. tsr II u d. q fr-s-l sr.a l--f-
Rs- Hsst Hlrf-C-lr.t nj 30 Go'c ,d-f '-'i co., '@'
Nr1rr~ --.-...-.. -.
Gears sr-al--- p. y r--. -.
H4r NJ y 1s--. .rrlrs- -ll-a1 L'.-'f t''
B-.trr- s-t ne@r1r sts-Er-a1E . -p~
Re-. NJ af Datil- srr-- .1r lr-li1i -
Msrrsr.f BsllP-A--r rial ror GRAZ Az
EferaL - x.--. -. 49,.
, st r.Nfffa-a 49,
H--LPY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ II u curious 70 witness" says the Bosf0H Chy0Hof
IN which u published upward u ninety cOmueIdaofI
notices Of PALNEs's Amsusc) "the hoO.and id eeh0 o.
the newspaper press when r1sler Of pubic iotcfes
comes bsfore H. Mr. PALNER understands the philosophy
u mo press, ard his Almanac Causes regerbera1on
ae bad swept he Keys u hundred octave Laro0uon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

THE SCHOOLS % rHE AcADENT % DEsl6S-
The Antique and the Life Schools q the National Acsde
ny, wnieh have been open several weeks are IN.
usually well attended, not only In respect numbers
but Ia the degree of interest enthusiasm ard talent
manifested BY the students Advantages Of study are
here Afforded which found i other part Of the
country The Antique school contains al the most cee.
bsstsd sculptures Of classic srts while in the Life
the beet models which can Re procured Ia add.
u this material are al possible conveniences for
study and the tree enjoyment Of the pupil 1. permitted
without charge These departments Of our Academy
have escted ineairulsoe good sod any snisrepre,en
sa;ons which may have tendency lessen their ia,
poFians influence, are exceedingly miscnievou. and
hsrf to The progress Of Art and 20 the present happy
advance Of tue taste N the public mind some such
injurious reflections have lately been made in one or
more City papers In regard 10 the manner OF rsc.sytus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ DR CoLToS had an IN sudieuce al tho Broos
Ign fema Academy, Thursday evening and sussiBs1
tho hizh reputation be has esrned popular lecturer A.
though sboring under cold his lecture and ekpsf
ments have been spoken In hgh terms Of praise HE e
ure, again this evening. and exhibits ibe Co0d " ysss
~ the close
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

Institute for Physical Training Is cfo.by.t ues Bsst
er. DR. RIcH being DESTROYS Of p ng the bene6s pe
derived from systematic physical training within ihe rsset
Of all persona has adopted the following The terms
subscription for his Three months - sx mOrn
sl0i one year, 81? ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

WINTER GARMENTS The style, character AID pdes d
extensive assortment Of read made Oyercosls, os
irab, olive brown and black, beaver and mlled eloss
must oommenr them the desirable and ec0romiss
garments Of the season, and with his they Ws
offered to the inspection Of the discerning
WIN. r. JENNINGS 4 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

a FEuLLEroNisr.-The Home Journal re-
ally one OF the most spirited and killing papers in
the country. Willis is one of the few men connected
with the press Of America who has really achieved
the mingled sprghtliness and sense Of the French
fsuilefonsf He and Gen. Morris make the Hens jour
Vai exquisi,ely exclusive.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-26

CONSEQUENCES e GEN. TAYLoR.-A few
weeks since, several promising youths Of Baltimore
addressed to General Taylor letter requesting HIM
to forward them each his autograph, which ELECTED
the following reply, accompanied with an auto
Qraph for each, on separate sheets of paper;
BAroN RouaE, Nov. 30, 1913,
ssatysrneu On MI return nTs day or two SINCE after
brief absence found your highly esteemed letter O lne
10Th inst in which you say The undersigned young Ag
rcan having the highest regard for military ana cit
services would esteem great favor to receive youI aueo
graph II you find leisure moment to confer tnat nonO
nnon ~ y which i affords me much pleasure to- do.
For the too atteng terms which have been pleased
ia aude to my humble services, accept my most cofoie
fhanks accompanied BY my best wishes for your continued
health and prosperity throughout long life.
With considerations Of high repect and esteem have the
honor to be- gentlemen. your obedient servant,
n Taylor, Major General United States Amy
To Masten George H. BEAR and Others