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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, . 573o N.-LovarrrDr. 30 win Time. 6
Cleared Yesterday:

Ship Osceola, Basow Liverpool j. w GiHney
Ship AeOius, do DuScOu, Liverpool Z. Maxwell * Co
SChr. Sarah, ITutant, Pensacola j. Hurley & Co
SChT. Ella, SChenbecS, Pensacola, J. Hurley & 20
SciT. LOIS AlIligan. Pensacola. r. T. TwIchei
Schr. II. l.. Scranton, Tabar BraZos st. JagU Master
Schr William and Mary, NTH, Corpus Christi Master
SOOp Com. Hull, jackson, Mobile, Master
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Tow5oa Belle lowed down and to sea 29th ut ship Dial
malta, barks MIlades and Mandarin
TOwbOat Louis Philippe tOwed down and to sea 18th nit
ship SouthemeT and bark Saragausa
Iowboat Conquefor lowed down and to 29th nit,
ships SaIorprnce. Ellen BROOKS brig Lady Chapman,
and schTs. EVslue Ross and While Wing.
TOWbOat AdHatic lowed down and sea "a inst brig
Boston, and schrs. AthOs Mary and Dream.
TowbOat Annawan lowed down and to sea Goth ut ship
Columbia, bark Kathleen. and schr. H. Barring.
TOwbOa Daniel Webster OWed down and to sea % inst
ship Vespasian, bark Pilgrim, brig Harriet cs Creole Jno
Randall and Laviua
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-NEM PURLICATI0NS.


NOR SALE by the subscubeT-all the LATEST PuBIT-
T. CATIONS Of the day, among which be found the
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey.
PRIDE: OR, THE DUCHESS; The first of the SEVEN
CAPTTAL SIEs-Bg Eugene Sue;
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
Complete;
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for the
Fourth Of July;
HOME OF 4, siH,A.llisPEsARE-By F. W. Falo F. s.A.
THE HENPElCKtEED HUsBAND-By the author Of the
D. P. ThompsOn
THE Two C0RPSEs; A Historical Rornanee-By Fred
encA SOuile;
Je28tf WELD & CO. ~ Camp street.
Agency OF the GrGefea5erg C0mRang. .neatetRes.
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No LtCENsE.-In olden times the Graces and
the Muses., the Syphs and the SatyTs, had undoubt-
eddy right to exhibit themselves as they thought
proper, but society has grown more refined, and
exacs from their imitators certain per centage for
their performances Yesterday we noted that Mad.
Campbell, who has under her charge the groups
of Model Artists now performing in the ballroom
attached to the Orleans theatre, had>been reported
as having given an exhibition without having first
procured license. The Madame Will without
doubt, have to fork over the sum demanded by the
municipal authorities, or make an apology TO the IA
Tiers Of the city for not doing so.
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.


H7HE Hotel az this well known watering place, situated
A ON the Gulf Of Mexico within 10 miles of New Il
Orleans, will reopen for the reception of vers, on z5M
JUNE list During the winter, considerable altera-E=A=A
lions have been made the house and grounds with the
view of adding to the comfort of those seeking health epose
pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms have
been finished superior manner and the PROPRIETOR feels
no hesitation in saying that they surpassed any
watering place IN the Union.
Additional bed rooms wash houses ironing rooms &c,
have been erected expressly for servants the employ Of
ysters.
The SEABATHNG cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES TEEPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel IN all its appointments, and worthy the
patronage Of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas.
L. Day leave the terminus OF the railroad daily after June
Isl at II o'clock, arriving at the Pass at P. NJ and
during the season. the and elegant steamer
California, belonging to the line will leave every alter
nate morning at o'clock returning to the city at IL
next day The steamers Mobile and MOntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others wishing to secure TOOHs will please
address the subscriber
r. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss
t. Letters other maiabe matter, left at the office of
NJ JudsOn, Canal and Camp Streets will be forwarded
daily. my5 lmiS 3md6W
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LAW VS.. PATRIOTISM. = Upon the eve of the
Fourth Of July a person by the name of James
Lang was taken up for venting forth his patriotism
at the mouths Of sundry shot guns and pistols He
was yesterday fined SO for this uncaled for mani
testauon Of adding TO his countrys glory. This is
mourntul warning to those who on holiday occa-
sIons indulge in the luxury Of seeing the explosion
OF fire crackers, and shooting off brass cannon,
whose whole bulk would not weigh, carriage and
all, more than three ounces and a half Verify,
these are neacRfnl fines
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HOEY 8 BYINGTON-
GLASS SWIMMING.

Is not generally known that the beautiful ant of GLASS
4 STAINING is done In NewO Heans by ]. CAMPBEIlIs
No 1875 RAYIER street. between Circus and Phppa streets
WHO oIcIts share OF the public patronage being the first
and only establishment in the South All coor of PLAN and
Ouamented STAINED GLASS for churches steamboats, win
dows doors, sldeights skyghts lamps, etc.
order ri 3,, d
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HAIR TONIC

? T =
IBHlS valuable preparation exees tie scalp 10 new ana
L healthy action; cleanse i from eUf and danduff pre-
vents the a from falling oil cares those ernptye disease<
produces fine growth Of NEW HAIR also gives the Hair
other article Of the Kind. -
JAYNE.S AMERICAN HAIR DYE yarra,,feil If
strictly applied according to the directions to cnge Ire flair
from ann other color TO beautiful auburn or peslecy j
Biack without staining the skin.
JAHNES AGUE PILLS-A positive cure for Fever
and Ague These Pills warranted to cure Feyei ami
Ague and when the directions followed and ere Il
not effected, the money VIII be retu med
For sale by MgJARVTSa 81 co
JezL U corner Magazine and Common sfEeeis.
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A MODERN NERo-Once upon time there was
a Nero who executed fantasia on the violin after
the manner of Ole Bull whilst Rome was in flames
Well, upon the principle that hive ass is worth one
hundred and forty thousand dead lions, even so the
Nero Of yesterday was equal IN value to the ancient
Nero and all his tribe, and was in all probability an
oftshoot from his family stock. Capt Charles Nero
palmed himself off upon several of our unsuspect-
ing citizens as a warlike hero, who had the honor
OF beng one Of the first to enter the city of Mexico
and by dmt Of large imperial, a staggering air
and PAR OF martial wlljskers, managed TO borrow
about $50 under false pretences. There are four
different indictments against him for swindling, and
at this present writing the doors of Tie prison are
also against him.
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AN@AAN slAAgga


q
d IGHARD TERI respeetfuily ofersto dc pubic
= his sevces as 5DG1TOBEhR for the So e OF Il El
ESTATE and SLAVES. and for OUTDOOR SALES
pedging his utmost exeons TO promote the interest those
entrusting business TO his care,
az Negroes of every description constantly on hand
at private or public sale
fS7 Liberal Cash Advances made c0nsign-
mems RICHARD TERRELL, Auetieneer
my20> Nos Is and 20 Bankss Arcade Passage.
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FLOORING MELLOW PINE or cYPREss.

" = ~ Il IN NAG
EETANTED-For the use Of the State House, now ben =
w erected at Baton Rouge, three hundred and sxf
squares Of seasoned and dressed FLOORING four inches
wide by one and hatnehes in thickness free fIa sat ~
k0ts, tobe devereda at BATON R0UaE ON OR BEFoREffe
E First DAY OF NOVEMBER NExT-G Cypress o. Yeio
Pine OF best quaity and subject 70 the inspection of tn
lowest terms may be made; in wiring Or verbally tn Is
city, Tor the space OF thirty days. the subscriber
MAUNSEL WHITE Commissioned
Stems may be made for the delivery in this city on
Dodfd steamboat ie7 I'm +
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InE dRHAM sArnnn

c#A The sub9CnDeT takes pleasure In informing .s9F.
vi his friends and the public generally of the a1ssa
EFA5 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON $500
a. situated on st. Charles Street, next door to 49,
the corner Of STavier street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church where he intends at all times TO keep
variety Ol Creams, as Vanilla, Pine Apple Lemon and
vaey OF such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen LemOnades As every
attention will be paid to please and he has been great
liberal patronage
Families supplied ct short notice. and on reasonable
In hs Eore under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead, and large and general assortment OF
description. '
IL The Ice Cream Saloon VIII be opened ready for ys
teTs, on TIT RSDAY, the I'D inst
AZ In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance 80
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH
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RSsXASAgM1s,

CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS
- The public is respectfully informed that this I'm
fa.f most delightful plsce 81 resort aud amuse. $3.50
-l9ttl ment is open under the
Of The subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30 49,
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard.
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made to fur.
nls dinner parties with all the decacies of the season. and
the best OF wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
viii be found at their posts to administer the comfort OF his
friends and the public generally whose patronage he socit
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO
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WATOHEs. JEWERY AND EANoY GOOD.

TIVE subscribers ha1 Just received additional RI
supply OfyeEy superior Gold and Silver Watches EFN
with Hunting Gases of NJ. j. Tobias Roskell and ~ A
other superior makefs also Fine LoRdOH DUDleL E-ZS9
Patches rich JeWery othe latest styles, comprising Fine
God Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins Cold Pencil Cases Finger hlngs
sc. Also 9reat variety of FANCY GOODS SELECTED by
one OF the im in the European markets CONSISTING OF wore
Boxes Blessing Gases fine Fans Recule and 9lher Iancg
Forks, Cason, Candleslcks, Double and single Bane
Guns Pistols Revolyers Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c,
nc. Tor sale 1t moderate prices, BIZ
ie2l HYDE Il GOODRICH. ID Chattes st..
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sHIP oHANpLERY ANp HARDWARE.

GAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 7 and 8 Fr0Rt Leeee, -.
- JatUtgH CHStOuhgUSc and BeRUile Streets has CO
lately received full supplies OF articles in the above VI
line which he prepared 10 sell at The lowest prices ~
CD pieces London Bunting Red, White, Buean Yellow;
. American Eusgns, Jacks, and remnants;
CIV coils Superior Manila and Taned COTdagei
80 Anchors assorted, from so to 300 lbs;
% Chain Cabes-$i, %, l, Ia, Ia inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Buh'd and Iron Srap'd Blocks
Patent Roller Shelves; CabOoses, Nc. &c.
600 yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos;
Nautical Aimanacs. Log Books. Log States, &c, &c.
AIS o--TwO splendid CHRONOMETERS, Thomas
Hewitt maker. Je37 If
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TOE SAFE or 70 RENT.

|HaI cILLNUID BAE-bJU N, aIIaCICl 10 JIe ~.
L COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at tie CUracr Of Giryd :i
lHd LeCCC streets, with all its iNtWe Will be Rented A
Or three years competent person. For particulars. ap-
ply on the premises, up stairs, or to
Je 20tf JAMES ROACH
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HOEYVLLLE BRICK 9MANUFACTORY.
FIOEY & BYINGTON respectfully inform the ctizens
of NewOrieaus Lafayette Carrolton Agiers GIetna
and Hoeyyie that they are now PREPARED 10 deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
to builders and Others at the lowest price This establish
ment the largest the South, and the patronage Of the
public IS respectfully invited.
my30t If HOEY 81 RYTNE'FDN
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FAMILY LUTTE AND oHEEsE Dec.


timber THE ICE-HOUSE,
~ Corner Of ST. CilGTteS end
Pogdras streets The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES Of NewA ork, Penn
sylyauia and the West iog a con-
slant supply OF
Sweet Table Butter.
Il vii be delivered al the resi-
denees of Onr customers (WithOut
extra CHARGE in STONE JARS, from
3 10 10 h.
PLANTATI9N BrTrER always
o. band; also, CO0KING BUTTER.
Also, Italian, French, Holland
and American CHEESE. E {
furnished at the lowest price
mya GEQR
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP.
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, &c.
-~zE9ES BuGBEE intOIms the Returned Sol IN
e. diefs that he may be found URder S5A
Ill tEe ST. CHHRLES HOTEL, /Z&4sSY9
Ss4gsS5 Corner Of GraUler street, for the ~
purpose of purchasing SOLDIERS DISCHARGES,
LAND SCRIP &c, at the highest prices.
BUGBEE, beng well knows TO the largest portion OF the
Army, atte himself that he needs references, but
sOlclts their patronage
BuGHEE may be40und under the St Charles Hotel corner
of Gravier street Jel9 I'm
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EvADING-Some few days ago, man by the
name Of Charles Greiner was arrested upon the
charge of embezzlement. a person that he knew
went his bail, and yesterday he was brought for
trial before the First District Court, and from
thence escaped before his bail had time to answer
for him. He was arrested, however, by his balls,
man, who gave him into the custody of the Sheriff.
Grener Is now in the salest of quarters in this sec
ton OF lie cennfrK-the Parish jail.
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SERVED HIN RIGHT. - A man with a savage
looking pair of moustachios and a shirt which was
covered with blood yesterday appeared before the
Recorder Of the Second Municipality and gave in
his name as Edward Clotz. The usual excuse was
that he was a poor volunteer who had gust returned
from Mexico. Mr. W. d. Doughery, however,
made an affidavit that he caught the accused iB his
bedroom with his hand under his pillow, and that
he gave him a blow over the head with pitcher
fer thus unceremoniously disturbing his slulabers
Ciolz was sent 70 the First District Court,
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For YmGATAM

EOha YUCAIAN.
MILITARY GOODS.-The subscribers have .po,, ON
1Fl hand 200 u. 5. RIFLES from Harper rssssss
Ferry a large supply of COLTS REPEA T - Fz.l 4
ING PISTOLS, (six shooters) English BELT 1fGfsr-=A
PlSIQLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also low SszssEessz-s
priced Revolving Pistos which, with complete assOrinlenf
OF SWORDS, SABRES, Military Saslies, and other Mill
tay Equipments they offer for sale low cash. at No Is
ChartTes street. LJel2tfl HYDE ~ GlhlDRIlH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-06

LAFAYETTE CoUNcTL.-The reporters who went
to the Council of our sister city last evening, came
back with several feas in their literary auricuars
All that was done might have been put upon the
point of faiy's penllnife. Nothing of the slight
est importance was transacted.
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NEW oAMAL-sUNrEER ARRANeEMGNT.

NEW CANAL-sUNGNEER ARRANGEMENT
Rs23,r77T7-zs, NOTICE-The Passenger Barges on the
szl9ery4sssal==77a NEW CANAL, will commence their
11--laAssuz%@5 regular summer trips, on SUNDAY, the
10Th inst leaving the New Canal Depot foot Of Julia street.
Is follows
SUNDAYS, from City to Lake. s. Sand 70 a M
" " .s.., /, 2, B. and P M.
" % 8, 81, ~ and 81 P NJ
WEEK DAYS, from City to ! @ A N
Lake to Cty....;..;;: g, A. NJ.
....3, 61S and ~, P. NJ.
myl2 JAMES STOCKTON, Superintendent.
NEW ORLEANS & OARROLLToN RAILROAD
fSls rz1T lgzes zl5sl LEE
5{7s3 15s- s5ssS
DEBUT cgrDer Qf BarOHne aud Perdid0 streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children overs and under IL years 10
~ uEhejs Ni2e'iJ.,... 81 on
Half the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street
Servants (ayes) iOTany distance 10 cents.
~ Residents in Lafayette, CanOtOn and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
communications tickets for passage in the Cars tO-wit So %
perm0ntb for either Road and forany distance
Children half pce-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first TO the last of each month.
A Car, express y for ladies, in each train.
/ n \ ~ z u II
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FTvHE subscriber has on hard and now building order
i a variety OF PORTABLE COTTAGES, 10 4Azza5.
which the attention Of those Who intend passing the ESSEN
warm season the Lake Towns and Watering LA-A-G-
Places the city, and those who would wish to have
cheap and pleasant residence OF their invited.
specimen of the Portable Cottage can be Magazine
streptll door above DeOrd street, side He has
80 hill Dland ready tor immediate use.
Jefg In SAM DENliAN, 81 GTavier street.
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BonY FOUND.-A young coloTed lad, VINO belongs
10 one Of the most respectable coored families in
New Orleans. whilst washing himself in the river
on Sunday last slipped from the log upon which he
was seated and was drowned. The friends Of the
family Immediately instituted search for the body
and continued it until Tuesday last, when the body
was found in the river opposite Enghien street, in
the Third Municipality The name Of the deceased
was Edmar Baceas A verdict Of " found drown
ed was rendered.
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FROM NEW ORLAEs PROM CARROLLTON:
Horse Caf.....,..at O5a NJ Horse Car....,..at AN
LoCOmOtive......at 8 NJ Locomotive, at ~ A NJ
E. ...... at IL AM =. lat 10 Am
:. ......at l Pm .. .....at Il M
o. ......at 81 PM ,....at PM
.....at sd NJ -. ....,at AZ pm
lat "a NJ $50, at 61a M
H0rse CsT........at 90 p NJ HCrse Car, or
,.....at ia P NJ steam, Tneces- at Pm
Sary,..........O
lat 10 Pm
60 The Cars will leave New Orleans and CaHOton every
hour after o. clock sundays if the weather is fair.
ia The Lafayette Horse Cars viii leave every 10 minutes
from the corner OF BarOnne and Canal sts myl2 tstNOy
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a az : z - R'i'd GEORGE JAauEs s 60,
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TO THE LOVERS OF HARMONY.
VF7HE proprietor OF the COMMERCIAL, No. 9 .Nc5C
Il EgsCa- at the request of several Young Ezz -,
gentlemen possessed of vocal abilities vino g=5rEI .ai
10 NOT wish TO sing in public, has opened az n {T n VI
large Room for their accommodation, wIthJ z v
d splendid PIANO The room will be under the manage
ment OF fStTate Amateur.
Al lovers Of the Art invited to attend TUES
O'Clock in the evening. The light Of other days is not
faded. .N'U1F Scd. ~ No Ch0usas allowed
JyI 1w j SIDDONS
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~ ITOHI VFtW ClHdt. From RdilrOGd
Tuesday, A. n Barge. Tuesday, ga a N Cars
Wednesday, 4 P. NJ Barge Wednesday, IS p M do
Friday, A. M. Barge Friday 81 M IL
Saturday, 4 p. NJ. Barge. Saturday & P M d0
LEAVES BILOXI FOR NEW ORLEANS
Sunday, at O'clock P. Nj Thursday at O'Clock p NJ
wednesday, Q clock A. M Saturday. O'Clock, A. N.
w. B-treght for the morning trips by the New Canal
should be sent down the day previous Freight by the Rail
road will be received for the last train For freight OF pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations, appfy to
jeI9 WINGATE Il Brennan, AZ Poydras ST.
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49,, .-..-- - OhHhlGh HATS
4 tAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl Tuscan ElsE
~ braid, English Dunstabie Chinese and other ~
Spring and Summer styles OF Hats, in every variety -
can be toEnd at DARCXS cor Canal and GhartFes SIS
+. ). A lew more REVOLUTIONARY HATS. Just received
MS morning by Telegraph nnatf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-09
From the N. Y. Her..tl.
MAJOR GENERAL PILLOW.

We have carefully perused The defence
Of Maj. Gen. Pillow: aud nolwilhstand.
ing all the censure which has been heapetl
upon that officer, and notwithstanding q
feeling of prejudice towards him, which
we acknowledge did oxis, in our mind
until very recently, we are persuaded that
Gen. Pillow is more sinned against than
SHINING. We shall do justice in every
case, as far as in our power, no matter
what the consequences may be, or whom
the parties are; and in asserting that Gen.
Pillow has lriumphanly succeeded in
clearing his skirts of all the dirty insiDua.
lions that have been cast upon him, we
do no more than justice 10 him as soldier
and man.
I, may be said that one side of story
is good till The other is told, aud therefore,
we should no, give 40 opinion on the
merits Of this case, until we have perused
the statement Of the prosecution. ThiI
we concede 10 be good maxim. 5ul il
will not be inappropriate to apply il 10th
case under consideration, for very obv
Gus aud sound reason. The tes,imoi
and statements on the part Of the prosec
lion, as well as Gen. Pillows deleuce !.
fore the Court of Inquiry, were all rd
carefully by tine members Of that Col
and tina. Court having acquitted tn.
Pillow, we are bound, by all the prfi'
piles of justice and equality-having,n.,
tidence in The justice, impartiaIity, Ind
honor Of The members Of The Cour-lo
believe the defence. Believing it, ere.
fore. we do lot hesitate 10 say, lhaten.
Pillow is much abused man, and dflhe
cause Of right and justice, we. ar(glad
that he succeeded so well as he IS, III
passing The ordeal to which he hfbeeD
subjected. unscahed. As s,lo the hstipg.
vein which runs through somef mis-
reports and letters, we do moi .lht that
Gen. Scott should not cast the fts,one,
until The "soup'' Of tho Marcy ctespon-
dence should be properly diges,ci
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-09
NO. 30.
THE COMPROMISE BILL.

AS was predicted by our correspondent,
The compromise bill has been lost in the
House. and that by the action of meu re.
presenting Southern constituencies. MIR.
Stephens, of Georgia, moved TO lay the
bill on the table, and seven other South
ern Wings voled for the motion, aud by
their voles carried il.
On reference 10 The yeas and nays on
the question. as given by our correspond
ent, ii will be perceived that Stephens of
Ga. and Giddings, Boyden orN. C. and
Palfrey, Crozier, of Tenn. and Tuck, fig
ure together 10 this operation. no doubt for
reasons perfectly satisfactory to them-
selves. but so far as Ihe Southern men are
concerned. inperatively demanded by the
public. We annex an analysis of The
The vote by States and Parties on the mo-
ton 10 lay on The iable.-Chus. Mercury.