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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

TROUBLE AHEAD IN OHIo-The strange man
Ter IN which the Apporiionment law was passed in
ONO. during the last session OF the Legislature,
likely to lead to some trouble in that State con
ven,ion. held Immediately after The passage of the
law, declared that it would not be adhered to and
that the democrats Of Cincinnati nominated
Senator and five Representatives for the county
at large, wholly disregarding the two representa-
i've districts. and neither of the candidates resi- e
il the first district. If they upon this determi-
nation, Ohio may have a . buckshot - war, tn
same Pennsylvania.
~ Some of the New orl papers are charging
Horace Greeley with fraud, in having the " Sliev-
namon - letter published in his paper without en-
pressing doubt. 1t Will take a great any accu-
mtions - as many as would I'll the largest New
York sheet-to make people believe Horace Greeley
is dishonest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

o. Joseph w. lngraham celebrated for his work
Niagara Falls, and discoverer of the celebrated
Gave Of the Winds " there, died at Boston Oh
The 29th ultmo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

GEN SCoTT. - The famous $ Doctor Of the
New York Herald writing from Saratoga of Gen.
SCOTS tlattering reception there, says:
. He looks qnite different character from tn.
Gen Scott that Went down to Mexico That hard
campaign has broken him down, though his front
still expresses the martial spirit of Lundy Lane,
and though his air ami carriage are and state
ly, he is feeble and broken III heart and BODY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

HoT.-At Wilmington, n. c., on the lst inst
the thermometer stood as high as 100 in the shada
The NoRWtLk AND SANDUsKY BANKS. - A.
Cincinnati, on The l>t inst, Norwaik money wa.
taken by the Banks generally, being considered
good. Sandu~kv was still refused. brokers cAerne
80 cents on the doI'ar-no sellers, however.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

NoMINATIoNs.-The Van Burenites of the third
district iii Vermont, have nominated Ashael Peck
for Congress, in opposition 10 George p Marsh,
wing. Stephen S. Reyes is the democratic candi-
date. The Van Burenites of Bangor, Maine, have
nominated jeremiah Curtis as a candidate for Con
gress from the sixth district, in opposition to wings
and democrats go. The democrats of Delaware
county, Pa, have nominated Alexander MckeeyCr
Tor Congress The district is now represented by
john Freddy, whg The democrats Of the sew
enth district have nominated John Hemphiii fer
Congress. The present member is Abraham L.
MCi'vaine. wing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

Gs- Thomas Dabney, son of MAJOR Thomas Dab
ney, whilst in the woods in King William. Va,
hurting squirrels, had portion of his skull com
ple,ely torn away, and killed INSTANTLY, by the
discharge of his gun, it is thought, whist in the
act Of loading il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

PRovIDENT lNvEsTMENT.-Mr. Aaron Clark
of Portland Me-, who was unfortunately crowded
rom The wharf into the river, and drowned at the
late confagration at Albany, took out policy on
his life for 5000 in New York about two months
since, also one for $500 at Il Boston office, thus
securing TO his family, consisting Of q wife and four
children. the comfortable sum of s. 500 al cost Of
less than 5000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

NAvIGtTIoN OF THE BRAZOs.-'TwO boats are
being built al Elizabeth, Pa for the navigation Of
the Brazos river each of which viii carry 300
bales cotton on two feet water, and Geo bales on
three feet The depth of the river Al the lowest
stage is never less than TWO feet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

FATHER AND SoS.-1ioses Corwin is the whig
candidate for Congress in the Champaign district in
Ohio. lis son John A Corwin opposes him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

o. There are said to be fourteen cases of yellow
fever on Staten Island, New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
~ See First and Fourth pages. III
The Crescent.

The publication of this paper will hereafter be conducted
by HAYES NPCLUIE q CO.-the firm consisting Of 4. H.
Iygyfs j. F.. II Cure j. o. PierS0n and J. C. Larus
Under the arrangement, change .,l take place In
the editorial department OF the paper the Propeos regard
ing point OF personal honor to preserve 5nnpaired
haracter, which it has hitherto sustain j. OF an inde.
pendent and impartial newspaper. The number of prop-
has been Increased with the sole of adr to the
of the journal anG Increasing the OF making
it of the best papers the Southern country The
Crescent has a'eady circulation larger than of the
aero in The city, and, from the rapidly VIZ, which it
increasing hoped that will equal the flour
hing OF its competitors. if not surpass them all On the
first OF November Lar and splendid weekly paper viii be
-Eed Tor circulation the county and it will be OF such
character, and published such terms will ensure success,
with reading Intelligent eommunity. In TIE OF
few We=hs, l,rge AID vel assorted Job Office viii be
added the establishment thus emf Hing he propretos
for te Customers every sind % Book and jcb Printing
Ia s!Oh, efJt will be spared to make the Crescent
lie best ana Chez. est nawspa. TIE ooGthen States
hen it Will be for the If every Of the
community suJ.ot and winch viii give critic
ttcn to The liberal nd he ned of all parties. Relying
the public appreciation for their success the pro pre-
fully tat they emily secure by deserving it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

lowA.--i'he 81. Louis Union. dem. Of the IS
says We have low received the r-sut of tie
election in his State. I'he lemOc ae have a ma
iority in each branch Of the LegiIatu-e, an u
majority on Joint ballot. The popular n.a ority il
about go
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

DESTRUCTIVE FREs-On the 26ih utimo the
dry goods store Of Randolph Barnes, New Haven,
Conn, va. destroyed, building and contents Loss
on goods $4,000: insured for s. 600. The satinet
warp factory Of {. II. Reynolds {, Co. Sterling,
Conn, destroyed by fire, or t'a 18th It,. with
warps to the value Of 81 coo; tott. t. f.}1: no
insurance. Nj. Il. was badly burnt. O.. ,- I5U
lie house Of James Strong, 9 miles east Of lanes
vile. wa burnt do",n, and his mother an old lady
Of between % and 90 years, consumed in it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

~ John VI. Niles, ii is said, has taken the field
in Connecticut for Van Buren,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

DRAGONS - s1,npany 9! 20 men, belonging Il
the Isl ALI II dragons, IN ciargo ii Ii Thos. Il
J. Wells ofthe - a'.li ry, We're landed a. jefferson
Ha7ra rs, No, Oh lie 3ls; ,.,J.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

C.. Nr Ebanez-r Peck of Providence. r. l..
was kea al tia; place last week, By tie falling of
q scG!fosd,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

WHOLESALE POISONING. We lear, from the
CharIas'own Free Press, that the family OF Colonel
Edward Colston of Berkeiy, Va, to the number
OF tWenty-six, Were poisoned on The 29th ul A
large number of The family are still confined to their
beds, though no deaths have occurred. The poison
Is believed to have been communicated to the sys-
ten by their partaking ci some food ', !ch had
been standing in q glaze. stone ar Or crock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

fIRE.-'Fe learn from the Columbus Ca Times.
hat the extensive livery stables Of Messrs Pitts d
Hatcher AT tina place were destroyed by fire on the
4, nit Twenty-Five horses Were burned The
buildings destroyed were just completed, and this
g the third time the establishment Of Iiesars p. &
Il has beer! destroyed by ire, and the incendarsm
5 attributed TO the magniy of some secret enemy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
80" AT COST selling Off Al Costl-At
A. MIrNROE K CO.'S 81 MAGAZINE STREE

a. Nh NkDE * 90. =, 81 MAGAZINE STREET
- We viii sell our entire stock SUMMER CLOTHING
II COST, comprising
Merlno Frock, Dress and Sack COATS;
Coton, Paramea AMI Caspian Tweed Frock Dress AMI Sack
Whjie, Brown, Check and srrreI SACKS and COATES.
Wmr aud FAM Linen nrl PANFhLtONS5
Check Linen, Cl,tuu and klbtn de Lame ANTS;
~ Our Stock Of WOoLLEN GOODS complete ana Of recent
- A.MUNROE &, Co. 81 Magazine street.
IL Strangers in the City, see DR.. b. F. hiUhLENS
ADVERTISEMENTS other columns tins paper. He
lest his profession the United States. All that stand
need would do well to HIN call, at o6 Customhous
InE5 en-
~ The Amer C.raefenberg Theory does not
that medicine lseasrs i Is He aI!
lent TO haunt sact icTr- in the Iace OF an % gent community
It the language Of qua'ks and rIeendes Bn N he
offered ~ the Irseenoerg Company EVERY DISEASE
~ Agents Gr-etanterF Series, on iouh .s M
IN BLoOMFIELp. BoOK-BLNDER, No. 80
- Camp StrfD, New ore'ns. al5 6r
TIE LAST F., Of :, THE SAXON KINGS !-Bp!wer's
E'HREE COUNTERS and a OF o. SHELVING for
Saso'fa'e 9f hfy GQ9a Or GIoc t hns 10
THE rSrERE5T q 81 AO tPr AN9 no MorsE
M 10 IetOrd STREET, for the term OF TWO years t;
and halt Application on the premises !? ,vIrT
POTATOES.
isjS} "'A' STURGES l. WRIGiIT
aS N TchonDltou As street
90 ciskTu RlGT s. f. Tci sas by st.
49,, BRIGHT VANISH.
DO BbLs BhlGhl FARNi-li, IN store for sale by
81 81 sFtRGES u WRIGHT, 81 Tohoaploa.ss 1t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

% Gen. Lane, Governor Of the new territory
OF Oregon, ard Major Neck. Marsha If the terri
tory. We learn from the ST Louis Republican of the
st, have arrived in tina, city. They will leave in
few days for FIT Leavenwortil, wi.e.e an escort
awaits them, and thence they will proceed to Ore
ron. II is said that they expect to reach Oregon
before winter sr;s in.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

o. The .tm OF Sj415 Ia. been contributed in
New York Csy for the RELIEF If the sufferers by
The Albany fiIa.
Gz- The Indians are again comm, - dcprada-
lions on the Texas frontier As We, the hay done
nothing more than steal horses, with the exception
n shooting German named BOughner, near tha
German settlement. Small parties Of Rangers y ere
occurring the country in search of the rascals. and
in one instance aucceeded in recapturing twenty
seven of the horses. They failed however to over
take any of the Indians, who are thought to be
Camarrhes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

- Mr.. James Wallach's son conradicts the re-
pori that his father is about 10 retire from the stage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

Gs~ We thank the officers Of the steamboat Tus.
Gambia for late St Louis papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

U1sf- From Fort ChiIds, on the Upper Missouri,
says the St. Louis Republican of the 1t, we have
information to within few days. The battalion
Of troops there Were in good health, although tine
small pox had prevailed among them to limited
extent. Of five cases, one was fatal William
Turner, of @ company e. having died from this
cause. The slorehouses and officers quarters were
nearly Completed bu. as the troops Were anxiously
expecting their discharge from the army, they haa
almost ceased to labor upon the works. Capt. Van
Eilet, t. :. Quartermaster, was making ey r eXrf-
ton to have the buildings completed at an early day.
The location Is said not to be a very ayoraUi' one.
~ The ship Crusader, which sailed from Boston
on the 10Th ult for Valparaiso, had on board 100
IA kages Of dcmestcs. valued al $50 900
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

..>.s... we yesterday n.ytnng receiv-
ed III, e note, accompanied by large,
square, lr5a lrz.t, cold, and Offering block OF
chris lAster t.Om Fresh Pond
LGuy Or scfEl: notice YOU are in great distress -
and As Milton Gl gye he devils Ice do less sad
send yor piece. Yours, A. w. BcsWURrH."
Air. Bosworth-Nay you 1--we .housaai years.
and your shadow never grow less lou, 81. art
one of he benefactors of your age one Of tie
bright and sparkling spirits Of the time. W. over
.ook the ambiguity OF yrur note, which y ouId seem
70 insnnae that you had semi your ic to the dcyi.
and accept he boon as q God-semd We saa!t
drink your health, sir, in pure wafer and as the ice
touches our parched lips renlembe. you with graf
tude. Blessed B0sworth, may yen never BE- with
III ia Lie ,,viI inaj which is to come
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
ICE.-See ME.Hoswor,Ils card IN another column

% i'he Mexican schooner Eepub,icano, Capt
Carcana, arrived yesterday from Campeachy, hay
ing sailed on the 9Th ult. We learn from gentle
man who came passenger on her, that the Nucaie-
COS recognised the government of Mexico on thA
10th ul;imo.
The ucatan troops. under command Of Colonel
Ceina, had taken possession Of the town of Tacash
after some resistance from the Indians This Lews
Was received at Merida on the I7.h ut The bat.
tie lasted tour hourS-'he Indians rerreated-but
little blood~hed OIL either side
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

DISTANCES juMPED BY HoRsEs. - Chandler
thlfty-Eine feet. over break at Warwick Calver-
thorpe: ttlrty-three feet. over hurdles al Newport
iag:tl hing OF 7 Valley, thrty-fve feet. over
The " tsSrrdine Brook. iteicesershire Lottery,
thlry-ionr feel At Liverpool; Peter Simple ,AirtY.
seven feet AZ Boston
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

u The steamship Franklin the third vessel of
he Ocean Steam Navigation Company was TO
have been launched a; New York on the 3Ist ult.
She Is goo tons, government measure. is zee feet
deck. . feet beam, and 26 feet deep. She will
cost $4,000, The keel Of the fourth steamer will
h. Id soon. Mich viii cnmrIete 1ha linz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

~ We have received from the composer, Mr.
IL. + Lehman, leader of the Dorchester Of the Or
leans Theatre, beautiful Polka, called $ La Bell
Creole" 1t can be lad a. all the principle Music
stores.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

fS- The newspapers from every section of New
England complain Of the uncommon prevalence Of
LNsenlerE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

TIE MODERN BAByioN. London il tn mile.
long by seven miles broad. The number of houses
Is upwards Of iG9.100 and it haa u population Of
not less than 100000 Of souls II i"viathan Of
body Is composed Of nearly 10000 streets. lanes.
".'-ys squares terraces. etc. It consumes upwards
Ct f35J, 400 lbs. of animal food weekly. which j.
washed down by 100 CUo barrels of beer annual
". exclusive of other liquids lis rental is al least
i1,oTl 900 a-year, and it pays for luxures it I'M
ports tl2.'@o,o00 a-year duty alone. 1t has jS1
churches. @o1 discerning places of worship, up
wards Of 5000 public houses and l. theatres.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

EUROPE.-C.t OH FIST page will be found a high
" nter stirg iei,c" from tire IrIs correspondent Of
II" i. !. :rrne, II re'aliol TO the affairs If Eu-
ROPE r # t'ranr. ..rtIcuipriy. H sp:cuIa.ions
r. M.-. n,l. .2-ro ;iat have occurred, according
.'t. .,a-..... ,,s~5 ches OF he news by the two
! .. ...f..a..-. r." rim cut 10 some extent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

Of her passengers !:

NJ Dent Mr. Bagby, Washington; c Atkinson and lady,
q IT, "abHer and lady. Newport; Mr.. liagraye, ri.
s'wanwicA, New W h; G. II r land Quebec; II Lew,
PhadeIpl,a Bon Pedro saz, Havana; Hen de Couu;
New Npk bearer of dispatches: Nr. Talbot MANI iaEd;'
Nes,rs Law on Leadbeiter Mcintosh, Clinton. c. GrB,
New York: F. A IIaper Kingston; Fisher Mobile; Don
Dor V de Ra los Don Bro and son, r. sesua, 4,qua;
/ Thomson j. Petne. New Yofk Mr.. Kreglngnr. An
werp; Rev. Mr.. Fry, PhaIaihia Nnma iaco,'e RI rl
Bell, ew leans; c. Raymond, Boston, Jos ami Ja,.
SeIigmau, f. Crelore BERNARD I'll mann. Geo Ba, low. j.
Z. tchcock W. Kosental Ernest Muller II r. L"Eeir.
DIR. Lever NJ, Dile; McWhae, Scotland; g Marie. hina
>ton; }. y. fla milton Droshea; Leanfer C. Hall, Boston.
Benard b. me, New ORR; VIM. WIw0Ol-9l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

MR. WEBsTER.-Tile New York Herald has a
note from Boston, dated Tuesday the 29lh ut.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

GORDON pIT1tIlTFp


;fNI USTER or .4FER.fG ES
sS Ot 81 LHcieh LerHa'ns, Marine Notary, Nc. 2, Ty4
S"t'' -'e' on ms Je % tlst
Sards's Clothing EEmp0Tiumo
~ Richard Sands grateful fo past fayors would re-
!uiy An the attention Oi tte iu lie % Fashions. e C
u Furnishing Store, 20 P0IDEAS rrloippnHs
" g. Gent Ter arriving G: city al. ind
-'-'- IN" Kun AZ l'f fUti'st''ts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

- IA ar2i"af;H.l e. divorce is penIinr before
ths Phi aAei -, cnur,s winch viii probably sooa
b. decided '?h- app!i,an i he husband Of the
Gu aus act,es- Fanny keInhl. Rntler, whose
retTiea alce on tie stage is looked for with great
anxiety. by hose vino rcmeuae- her former ainost
unprecedented r-unnhs. he asked for the divorce
he groua. # des"ri.on for The last two years
while she re>is;s ...e Application.
TIE NALiuAN EASE.--We published yesterday
from an exchange. the particulars Of case o. 3D..
young lady Ill Watham, whose friends refused 10
bury her, Surprising i,er to be in trance, and not
d, I'D. though pronounced 10 be so by her attending
ply sican. After keeping the body for week Until
it became offensive to ob'ge ITEM 10 put it on.
OF doors, it was buried. The name Of the deceased
was AyFas, aid she died Of Tue prevailing sun,'es
soaip!aint,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

,n,,- NOTICE,
jr,h1' ~ ny Iny absence from the city. Mr. JAMES
- ! hNBL Ii. my duly autho,izgi ,geus = -5
Pasit" Deore - l. Ricardo, Notay Public go
dIo u IOiIN 5 CAI nINI.I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
Charity Acspita! seni-Wee k.y Report.
Board Of Health.

ksIL... , IN MAN RnL-.1. ~. La!s A....a = .o..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-15

GEN. TAY.oR.-The Washington Union publishes wha,
purports be letter from Gen. Taylor gentleman Of
Kentucky, who member OF the recent Democratic
State Convention Ia this letter the following pas
uch have been the indications of The people, irespec
tive patty eviuced by large meetings in OF e
States, of being candidate for the Office n
question as Justify me, without departing from the
course have marked out pursne TO accept nominal
lion national convention, should such be held for
the presidency from the wings democrats or from bot
should they think proper 10 tender II, withoar beng
pledged considering myself 10 advocate the
piraions tof civil office"
We undertake say that this letter fabricationoue
OF the many resoed by the opposition TO nIure
Gen Taylor in whig estimation, Such sentiments are
here attributed Taylor do believe he entertas
We have regarded him wing IN princi pie; and how
he can consistently with his professions say that he VIII
run as the ocoloco nominee, is inexphcable II the
letter is genuine, Gen Taylor not the took him
for.
Whatever impression the ':News" may have taken of
General Tayors character, il cannot shake the anthem
tcy OF the letter have published 1t is ridiculous TO
call forgery for its correctness is aested by the
tificate of the four gentlemen whose published
along with it,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-15

We have received from the publishers, through NJ.
Franck TAYLOR, LOUIS Banc's famous work, The II 5
tory of Ten Years, or France under Louis Philippe 1t
is history of singular eoauence and power confess
eily the leading work upon the revolution OF 1850 he
cent events and the authors position IN the provs-
ional government have gwen to II new and remarkable
interest: and we canno; doubt that viii have. as IT de-
serves wide circulation II is very neatly and TASTE
fully Published in cheap form, from the press Of Lea and
Blanchard. Philadelphia The enterprsing publishers
deserve the thanks of the public
Mr. TAYLOR has also sent us No 30 OF the "Amercsn
Journal of the Medical Sciences" It contains IFS usual
variety OF agreeable and instructive articles.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-15

We have the pleasure to (says the St Louis
Flag to the people OF this State and the Union, that the
democracy of St Louis have gained glorious triumph
over all the combined elements OF whgey naiivsm, and
Taylorism The democracy OF St Louis have set gio-
rous example to their brethren throughout the Union
They have shown that they will no, surrender their pm
cipes and be carried away BY the olanors and
ou,cres OF unprinciPled combination OF mo party
men- We call upon the democracy OF the Union to FOL
low the example OF their brethren OF ST. LOUIS We have
struck the first blow and have gained glorious VIC
tory Let the democrats elsewhere follow our example,
and whigery and Taylorism Will be annihilaied The
average majority for the democratic ticket IS 5so-'he
largest ever thrown in this city for our ticket Who viii
now doubt that s., Louis Is democratic:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-15

When Bishop Hughes travelling the continent, he
met al Turin an ecclesasc dinner, who took de-
interest in the affairs of repubtca America The con-
turned upon the monarhca management Of the
European sovereigns The foreign eccle very
ly condemned the absousm Of resnng poteniaes, an1
eonended that the people should possess greater prvi-
Iezes and power Bishop Hughes argued that the Sow
ereisn Pontih should example OF berality. and
pressed belief that the march OF freedom would auspi-
cionsy take rise from the PaPal See The gentleman
he addressed assented, ard pimented Bishop H.
ardent repubicansm. He further added, that he hoped
TO see the day when popular liberty would receive
pulse from the palace of the Quriual The eccIesiac
who breal,ed such hope Cardinal Feueti, now he
ilnstrious Pho Niao.-N Y SHa.