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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22
Succession of Alex Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN a. co.


BY BEARD, CALHOUN 81 co.
]. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer
ERlDAY, April g. Si8, IL O'Clock, will be sold
Banks Arcade this city, by and pursuance Of order Of
the Hon. E. A Judge of the NewOf
eans dated 25h january, s49 and under jams
Dnver Esq, Curator OF the Alexander Logan
following described property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
there. Second Municipality,
depth Of 50 feet nchos anil 5 lines.
The
and is leased 70 James W'tel until April 1850.
Act of before j. R. Beard Notary Public the of
the purchaser mh6
AUCTION NOTICE.
fHE SUBSCRlBER having closed his connection with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter the Auction
Business his account his experience
Auctioner his weknown capacity cryer, that
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
H. R. WOOD.
Referencss-Maunsel White Co., VIM. Laughln Co.. Jacob
Barker. ia30
MORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
Il opposite Banks Arcade Sales by
Sales Real Stocks Merchandise
SUGGESTIONS, Underwriters ard Por Wardens Sales. fy2
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Elk IRA PAY.
is fully prepared TO execute all paper

! a IA II 70 .x.cu,s all papen
a Necessary to Procure THREE MONTH";
nj EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY IN
officers and soldiers who served in the late war1,is
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange direcuy
under Major Dashiel's office. -.
Though the Paymassr has closed bis Rolls IN THIS Guy ne
undersigned still keeps his Office openo prosecute an calm
for Back Pay Extra Pay and has trustworthy Agent
in Washington wbose special duty it is 70 attend promptly
" ~ WIN. MONAGHAN.
mills 1ms-3dp Late Capt. Col 9Th Regt La. Vols
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Races-ShreveportC Course, La.
a. I as,s

TINE SPRING MEETING of the SHREVEPORT JOCKEY
CLUB will Commence at Shreveport La, TUESDAY, the
LIST day of May, aud continue throughout the week.
First DayTsday Jockey Club Purse $l5OOne mile heats.
Second Wednesday. 2dA Purse of $2Two mile heats
Day-Thursay, 3dA Purse of SiUThTee mile heats
Fourth Friday 4thA Purse Of $2OOone mile heatsbes
three FIVE.
Fifth Ddysaturlay 5hA Purse of sl50One mile heats, for
beaten horses only-Entrance 10 per cent.
N b. The Entries will close the afternoon
previous the Race Two horses the
will added The rules of the Orleans Jockey Club will
strictly adhered the decision Of the Judge will in all
sending their forward before the Races will
the Shreveport
track, which is within miles OF the
mhi9 6td&55tW W.. TYSON s. CO., Proprietors
LIZ The Picuyune and Delta will please copy.
RoPER's SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.4S Street, Neao Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A: NJ, to 2 P. NJ and
~ FROM 4 to O'CLOCK, p. M. Jas
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Elt- To sail WITH DISPATCH.
EOR VERA CRUZ,-The new A fastssilng copper
II ed brig COLUMBUS, Capt Davis will be Ia,
dispatched for the above port if sufficient number SdS
of passengers or freight should offer. This vesse is
already fitted the voyage and he dispatched in two
days Capt D. having lust returned from Vera CIpz wheIs
give all information required the routes and expenses
For apply board at Post y Second Municipality.
to JOHN w. ANDREWS CO..
mills 81 Common street
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Logan Mrs Sapp and child, Capt Perry. Messn H. Blood,
G. Searcy E. Lewis, Dickinson Sullivan, Pondexer, and
10 on deck.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

TyHE subscriber informs his Country friends and Custom-
i ers, that he has removed from the S-zgF T7Sse>
First to the Second Municipality where u
he invites them to call a; they visit the sszzzz;z
Stock If CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, BEDDING, ee, And he will be happy
to serve them with any articles his line at prces mat
not fail to give entire satisfaction Goods carefully PACKED
anu " ~ wv G, WHITNEY. at the Sign OF the
,he Large Chair. SO Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

FOR MOBILE-Dy7ILY U. S. MIL LINE.
~zu The splendid low. pressure n->
s Z Ps 1M cs s,eaRes 9 Rsl5 .ssss A
CALIFORNIA, Capt. C. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES I.
DAY, Capt VIM T. Gberson. having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade, with superior accommodations (he
Ladies' Cabins all in State One of the above steam
ers will leave the Pontcharain Railroad DAILY during
The week the arrival at the Lake of the fpast clock
NJ Train of Cars. and of the O'Clock SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board, orto
ja24 ]. & r. GEDDES. Agents, 10 Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-22

(Iothing CLOTHING. Clothing
M BARNETT-N 10 G amp street,
TTAS now on hand, and is con,tany Iecsiying large
and magu fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE n OTHiNG-all of which being his manu-
fasnre enables him 70 sell cheap other estabnh
aent ri The Kind in the Southern country Gentlemen pur
chasing for their and dealers at Wholesale are
respectfully invited call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do do. all colos
Black brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs.
Black and fancy Dap Etc sacs and DOrsay Coats
Extra fine French Nerh6 Sacs and Paetofs
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merno Pants
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and Frsnoi Cottenade Pants.
fndis EaLkseu and Ek wan do,
supet whits Masssiitss aH5 isssa Vests.
eIsss sssis. Assiao. CssalFfsFs. Bsmtszlas. Eaa
FsaSg Yssii o. ref ssa'sS ri s,fl;n an i,,r. a,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OTFICK,
Thursday Morning. March %, 1S49
COTrON-The actions Cotton were rather larger
yesterday, owing TO the slightly easier which,
cepted by sellers. The sales amounted to goo mostly
for Europe
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k 10 sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
NOR ARLESTON-SUMT,ERL iNE-The ]
fast sailing eopgered and "copper" fastened schr. Fiji
JOHN CASHIER, Capt. Jobn Sommers has <ChsA
pat of her cargo engaged and will leave above.
For balance of freight passage, having fine State
modations, apply the captain board at Lowe
Pioayune Tier, or to
r. nj. HARRISON & CO., ~ Poydras st:
Taos q RrDD gent in Charleston mH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

AhE PsSissuLaR FREENAS.-We have recetv-
"a two numbers ots SPLENDID reform Weekly bearing
'as s'o's uie, published At Deiruit which Is sesgnsc
70 oe ICE eSpore1t Of the .ess OF the reSO party
OF Michigan which +" been desaia,e cf distinctive
organ snes the distraction by 6s OF the oce OF ,hs
Lbsr'g Prsss OF Battle Creek There ar. M WAis or
Reform papers published in several oi the eoun,., Of
Michigan snd tae Free S1iers Of that STAT. p.iea
quite heavy vote 90 5s9l nearly "a -nuen ..,ae com
tnsd -, so sirenstn Of Indians Isua Rhode ana
ant Nes Jersey. M,s.rs McSrstrey Llgseti toe pub
.hers Of tee Frs-=- have fair prospect Of saceess
before lsctn.
There are uos three Anti Csss papers printed in De
iroii two Of which whs dsies. the Aarsrs,, The
old established whis organ, II. IA Darokiee & CO. pro
prleiors, ard Rufus Hosmer. EDITOR sni the North.
E,sfcr- .ircccts jus commenced by Jo'ish SNOW a
Co AL these papsrssre usns their best enteavoFs tor
toe election OF the Union Wais and rec sol neket for
state ocers and the Leei.siure which extends with
greet corsisliiy throughout, The sfsse.
For the Legislature we notice our friends hsvc o.
far made s;rong nominations, embracing among other
stsncA friend. OF Freedom. such vel known names A.
Aidlson Csms;ocs s.,us Hussey, Nelson G. lsbe,
Hlvey X Clarke, Col. Charles D.ckey, Wm. NJ rhonp
sou Judge samuel A,hmun. Alfred K Netcslfe Marsh
G.tdi1ss, Grove SPENCE &c whose election would In
cure he certain Instruction OF Css In favor OF Northern
Interests SAD the tights of hi. constituents whca he
- orz spurred and whose will he ought 20 obey
syn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
TIE Herald. Malice nsniu.r tho Cabinet.


WAsHtNGroN, Thursday, Oct -.
The Neic. York Herald " with view Of destroy
ing the force of Jour correspondents information,
insists that he is an aitache Of the Secretary oi
State, and qusrtered upon the Department over
which Mr.. Clayton so ably Pres'dss. Nothing IS
isrser from toe truth. My means Of informatH n
nc independent Of any such connection. and 50
liable IS though derived from those In possession OF
.osfscs BY law, 10 which have heretofore and may
hereafter refer Because the H,rad itself until late
-hed upon those in tie public service the only
'u's,e ehronclers of eveats they obtained from this
ay, q, for measuring every other mans out Of
10 ahaifbu.hel, snd inpudsauy such 10 be the
p0ston OF taoss who may correspond for you well
other papers In the City The bad faith sa5 turIi-
aae prscused by the HrsS toward It's mos, reliable
'errsspondent in this city will place others on their
sasrd how they repose confidence in lis proprietor
as professiops
fssi has come 20 my knowledge within Few dsys
past that furnishes the key TO the motives ths. sesua
Emmett IN pouring o0t his venonous abuse upon d.i-
ersnt members OF the Cabinet IL seems that ae mace
sppheAsiea to se Co.l-csor OF Ne~Nork for the So.
iatrent OF some ore OF hs pI stor.sG cohsrt " hom
v could doubtless uss soma once in The Custom
hcsse. The application wss refused and a most iDso.
ess letter written BY the proprietor ard Editor
tfssssd to the sec etsry OF the Treasury d.msnd 1
As appolnner; OF this person and case OF h,s rs
assst not being promptly complied With threa,enns z
ss Secretary with a. reg asce Of he Rsydld " n
rsol@nos OF II. sutoor =. well ss his imp-rious de-
rsna was treated oy Mr. Mersc,th with the cous-mps
hoeserveo and tie appointment sought NOT made
Ssce thsn, while hypocriuc-liy proiessi 10 he
tnesdly TO Gen Taylor. the H.rsd hss permiited rS
ppcr4py to escxps that hss presented s'seh Tor IN
.suss aud ,rsducins TIE sseTenS >,;mooi' "a Ai'
Ve.nsi, vel Knowing tbs. suee ass.1s wee s %
ectonaAs 20 far A. The President Was e"noerned, ~
eass directed persously sssias, einseh "hH N
ssecs tie isilsrc Of his iaIestenirs le't~T 20 n'
ssedsn may have exartsd over the Editor o. tn'
hss1 Ia producing the daily tirade sgs!oss the |s0'
hat has .isTy e-rn dished up, eseh person mus
Edss fbr h!mssn To Iny mind II appears eoneasi''
Ms prsonsl rrrssSa ard not considers..ons Of pap
srSd, have prompted thess assaults ALMA.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
IREL AND.
H,~-fgf.tIon Hail hf-3pe ne q /.

T. s., 1--,se .pa-r the rex Arrangements was h-.d
Moucsy. L CSacii'aiion hsA. hi '@es e 'iaeo. o
~ sf-f - i,rr fr s-b-cripul 10. ar- fea1ils e-rs
fron various psr.rrs proccrle1 20 -saiess nr mr-sng
s0ue leug.a H- fo6 eians lykynes oe y sOles
tgt ~ithoui compro1it-' Or e.-e9's' ~ ~ ,,r-lsi i
even of o1s lrct - iss 1r0as ifleip.e o. F-aeeil
1t 80 .lca --ru fs---ss f1f 80 people Io Dat cc
Iey invite ffe country Iokcfra' 90 cvuis- lA-. a.
sl- sanrg sac cad oia-te sfes RI - -. eo-.a
rsveT % sos111--1, lcfri ceAf' - 80.
pgr-l m9In-nt TIE lrrr1l- N-hi-f Deiof7 if-m
wou1 be roroea Of na is pls u .-s' p I'm q. h9N
~e4l ~.ll le u-.sIns ei - - 90 - % No
es- Grr-1 Rsp-s'. fh-., ~a- - os 81 ~ me'. e-f
'ile lrey wer. worinE tsn . ore. -.-tis 5l Gees
TIE C-urci temperatures soc ne i-rl - .l. 40 .i
In-r1 trsir e4tr lies arc aenon. plNu ne Ca-fcn -
isb-lneL. uuss come. On IA: no CON y ,ls7 ener -
D, infu IL n1n..r-rs i-.l al --i5 81 &C ,n-ie eD
Of he m'rony b.frg estsblsted % th- s-olif-rs of
ns 9-iy. mus be d01s away. D0"n inrn In me
CEgrcA and DOM -Iia a. once Oa iAis subject hey
could lO.1 10 farey and make 10 comp oinl.- l---f
u1tcrsiiy meg-i usave fshi-fnell. AID 20 religious
s.c-a5sncy or e.AbHstmeni fog soy psry IN .a= ssiv
Tle.f cIy Woad harrLh or hrpea ana dO"l = .h
Lnusch Ests Is hneuL' lae Lrxl qlesuon ~as ne
necessity II rs heog Tedueed ard ensat rs nust 1e
acuvely pushed 10 abiding o i1e present sisc Of ID
rope the spesker said" n Ensl.na concede. me hsh
ia eea,na' y - Lsa peop nc 51 go : - al ,os
dear - our cries all sssuf-c.s craw down upon
l.f.-lfthe au.er " Heaven Al sgensng God Vii say
Ieng-snre = rsire nd will repay Hs uiI RI sht
wrongs of lf--ld sud revenge ine sufen1ss ~ Der
peo5- Re VIII lols down ~ zp9rovk. o. hose - no
struggling for fer retls wiinJl irsnssre.sil- one
of he ciyire Commandments Without tFe.Eirg -inse
Jaw or s4uciiunDg The shF1est ed-nse, tni ~h" nave
pzu uly endured greatest Misery 81. Yppresslyl
He kll grsc ousv relieve oaf slf-fins- aud ~ A-
down the csgri Hni u.f-enuug t,rznuy ui Eoslai4 90
There yef before 4ssrG 10 maze her peEc- - IN
I-rl4ud. The l1sa geople much tnsy have endured.
malice hrf 1esrls sd VII become Tue cOfdisi
.spyOrfsfs Il Ed. u tlcir nights are gralte1 h- %
rhey en- easily - CORRELATED Gov -. EnglaTos ogPor
sutIy fast passing away In The name nru. Of her
own sie4ness. ~ l4- nsIs Il Lsr accent iaa4t lie
lsue of umality ro-.ol, of uscs. sud 1, re-, c.
uson her gsuce 10 Ire snci gfveu. oscs or ~
PafhsIen and Sc vi" oi11 "a 10 her ~ -s f-r stIon
lzn The ctsra vhici hJf u. a. pf=self' TIE o. hes
.peakrrs were nr H4sb Coaeoly snd BIZ james NJ
seul Al close " The neeung Mr.. OCouneil an
nounce1 The Rerrsl r-ns 0i lhe Veek 20 Dc = o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

scAPpUcrroS C,ss.-Csptsin Wooord, Of the
h. Taomss G Pratt who was committed TO jail By
he Mayor, the 9Th Inst charged With soduciinz 3
man slave named Henry the property Of Nls jsnn-
nings, brought up before tha Hustiogs Court o.
tris city Yesterday tor eraninaton and, after full
hesrirs of fne evidence and - sci. acquitted
Cspt. Woolford. l. vii De remembered while on bic
vsy from fredericksburg 10 Providence. r /. put 10
thi. pert for hand 10 sssst IN workog HE vessel
sad shipped Henry. lot knowing him 20 De slsve but
sirhout rsquiring him the requisite evidence Of his
freedom. After proceeding 20 sea, his vessel springns
leak ne compelled ~ put back and the slave.
alarmed a, the thought Of returning, became very
much excited and ia of de irum. thereby induced.
Jumped overheard snd was tro wned
Csp, Wo0,ford has bad three weeks confinement
IN the wall. Of prison. and will have to pay for the
negro-s pretty severe penalty
Norfolk Herald, 2ih.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
fftsrrflapfous.

Tae secosuls from Ireisld relaivs IN. potato crop
ere psi1i1y Distressing Tas dlsue-. Of people Wal
probably Ir-ser than a. prrvilu period,
u hOse abe - ord cen relief viii De
e1hAUsio--
Emigration, especially fom he souta, proceeding 81
. rapid Tn- CoIk hSprf Ter ~ saturday -ass; a
nr slchOy proof or ~ ~ clfn euce fs - l-
people % any prom lmrfov-r "a CONDITION o.
he county f0ln1 Ia aOrdnary ud- O ,ll-
grafton - Lis uln-n =sns from uur shores TIE class
rtfsJrs srGlrE, Understand, = ven respects
l'-, aud been tod VI oc- parry vnO ake. with
l.m The sum 4 e4rH T1s clergyfn-n, Prosesant srf
Catholic, hs disres On every side ne signs Of
selvrl raln scc.l4.auDs, ard ne low prices pre-
.ng 10 he Irsa srxels despea a. distress. snf cut
IT All prospect Of future improvement and al s.olnds oi
gufuie hopr.
Acng is 20 be prsfumsd, iae report present-d TO
me Government by their Commi-siorrr. ih- Lord
Chancellor removed h- OF me Earl of hJden
from II The peace Tor the counties Of Down
and Loutn spd the Ae-sfs Francis and Nill.a bee5s
been deprived Of The lac Office 10 he frsnsfned
County.
A iong ccmuauicaii1n has been aitrs ssod ny Pnlca
Albert his -xcrercy ih- rd-Lieu ensrt OF lfelarc
navng reference 20 ghe Establishment Of second Jniver
81 q DlC.il.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Tn. Cunard Line OF Steamers.


-N- cocirsci for iin- advertised II Soveu-
ter l35s ipol Ls occ4sio1 40 eLcsTs wc- feceisec
oIe from the Great W-sl-rr Con psry, 10 pfcposcc
% once meath Hsfax ocly. ard 10 provide trree
.es Of power for fs5 CO. yer aIlai th7 0oer
from la- Georges s.esufpsck- Company, who pro
po,ec ~ moan from Cofk 20 hsli&x Tor IS 90
Tor fnr fSS oOC II NewYork were iLciadecl with
u z<horse power te sngsserert 10 be fer years
Member u lh-se pied Ard ssosec l-cty pro-
position was made sy M. Clrsrd he submitted hs oy
s.ngonce ~e.k lie W1ols - the .-t.ers DC
rec by ~ sles src th- American liners
70 tske them and hs oferec co tts -ss ths- n9
A@ sau per voyage r.clrtd IN e. per Of the te1trrs
Al agreement mace via ha II tie 6rsi i-sisac- 10
20 twice . mCriA 10 Haif-z and foslor rit1 vs.-
eel q 3-horss poser f0r tta co tbs contract
f5r seven years. II conn-cc-c lcly I, st9 .cd TIE
terms were ansrward ex ended 10 @s5 CO., Ia cors~-
Gl-uce OF sdciaous4 vessels Ard larger sxs tsrg -
csirvi. Subsequently, u vss f-slt ihsi Nee \ ora
Coups1ies were -st.bishipg hnes rri Mr. Cursrt
lhea pressed the G0serunerf TO f1tl lns orlgfn-
pan of = ~ceK His -x.scnE cu1trnci contain
-c clause test upoo ex.e-sion Of iho service .
four tines mo1th tie sane rate IL proportion
.hould be rsid but the Government considered
$500 secc.rnf sim - sd1i1or 10 he ks5 90 a.
rsaiv payable. sEd 70 yeas eo-ir.ci un seeesdlasy y
rulxre5 lno n ls6 f0f swees.y r1sl fos fSoti sor
savsva, xnrl 9 ts.ay hsd 'Axss psAss. tsria< vssa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

~ Hon. eALsos P. CBAsE, the rev U. s
s.pator from Ohio who hes consented to be cs'l-
ed Democrat Of some sort for several month,
past, (htviLg formerly been Whig, Il en ASo'i-
tionst, then Buffalo Free soiler - row orderiLg z
Kingdoms 10 tho night wheel! titer too nc st;
dscded fashion. In letter 10 J. g. Breslln, n
Leo member Of the Ohio Legislature, he states
The Csss Hunker M. Io'ervenllon doctrine With
regard to Slavery, tnd says
Now, II is my deliberse opinion that It Is utterly
mprsccabe 10 unite The Dern'cTscy on thi, platter N
10 lhs Free States
The Free Democracy csn never sccede to Il aud
siniaiLira as they do the cardinal doctrines OF De-
nocr.cy and occupying as they will a bold and inoe-
perdent position tho Slavery question AMI every
oiber the people who love bOlduess and Independence
NIL rally around them Ia such numbers that II will be
slery impossible for compromising Democracy q
any a respectable number OF the Free states, ans
hey must Nc ofOre divide the Free Sistss with
compromising WDisism. Success, therefore, on tie
NonlnteTyeDiiOn llstiOIm TO- for toe old Democracy
ga,e out Of the question
"Ihsve regretted 10 see certsn expressions atiib-
tied 10 John Van Buren,, calculated 10 revive unpeas-
Ant fcelipgs-,uch as that the national Democratic
outy 10 dissolved. | would prefer to say that the
hsnons Democratic party ia process Of regeneration
IN progress, Obeyng tbst law OF progress ~hicu al
~ doctrines rec0gize from the old platform OF Non
laprcntion 90 the JefcrsOnisn platform oil Slavery re-
party In the free States ought At 90 advance q
the IsdersODsn ground, and there unite in inds,oluoe
y.snx with their brethren Of the tree Democracy.
"Lct the party In the slave States advance T. Tie
sane ground. Perhsps. In advancing, some may dese
ana so over 70 the Conservatives Possibly in tue
slave States, the party must g. into temporary II J.
uority. Let II be so The compensation Will be iouhd
10 Ihe concentration, the unsnimiy the inyncioiy ci
he united Democracy in the free States Triumphant
the free States, and strong, by the strength OF their
principles in the slave States the Democracy can
eject s nsuonsl candidates under such circumstances
10 despite OF all opposition
The counsels OF the Washington Union tend to de-
eat aud. 10 my judgment, csnnOt be safely followed
shs be very glad to hear from you ON this subject
sud meanwhile remain,
Truly your friend, 3 T. CHASE
-. q. Breslin, Esq
Mr.. Chase is cutting rather a wide ssath Tor Q
beginner, but We wish him luck IN his project Of
Abotionizine the Hanker Democracy. They
need it badly enough.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

DEsOCRACT DEFirED.--inc iCsfers ~ the / Oco
7oco party in Sussex County X J. having con
,ss,sd 70 ncnlnste ticse, composed ci men who
isyor the Railroad Monopoly now bestric'ng tba'
s.se, the People boited, - held Mass Convention.
ssd minated ast-sight-out Anti Monopoly ticket
Among the Resolutions passed by the Mass Con
,sntion, we hnd these
Blre6 That no further sp-ea acts Of IncOf pOrst
,,ooit be sranl-d RAILROAD Comyspes but gene al
,hCuc be assec Authorizing be sfuctou oi "a u
securely protect The rights and In ersss Of tie 5-s=,
n re IA d-owneE- aud cth-r citizsrs
Eaesd Tnsi further tcts OF ircOrporGoa thouid be
,.ued eiih-r tor erecuny Bsuss, renewing The
"a OfO.c ONES tut GENERA baDtfg L-~ shOud n-
,sss3 similar the n he Stale 4 New York, ard 30
.3ed securely 10 protect te shs cf lhe siste e. q
IN he hill -hO.lefs
Roso.sd Tset more Corporations should he creai'
~ ufsctUring or Oher pgTpO,ss, N nose cases 10
n1ch GeLrrsl Laws can DO applied, tui mat Oeiefai
.v should be passed with proper restrictions, 10 rfs r.
rr-ns to orseniss Companies FOR the transaction Of sry
IND Of business
These are geau,se Democratic doctrines. provcs
,orod and benefcent by Wing practice. The Gels-
rL Laws Of New York thus approved are among
tte acts Of that party which the People OF Sussex
lave been trained 70 regard ssth embodiment %
Monopoly and Ari.tocracy. By.and.by tue Sos
81 folks will get II the way Of spending less
money upon whisky aad more On schools and aess-
papers. and then they will understand some things
mare clearly than they DO 81 presett
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

Tsseic.I-A Hsvsna correspondent of the
ynp orkazs Pics,sxs ssys; "A few days siue tbs
versaso " pabAc sxecurouer, vo sni b tbe Pirr
te RIO - carry out the extreme seoteoce " tee .w
q criminal Tha criminal Was fnsn of constefe.
bic wealth and influence, and had oesn consicsd of
greet rob~ries other he,noas offences HIS irieuts
made every exerE0a b. 0bssin fsyorsse verdict sDi
frustrated IN this deliver him from prisco. Sgt 10
hls .so they ansac-ssful The DAY o! execution
bad ar1sed-see e4ecution-r there u perorn his
dur-s The crowd ~ss .iressy cclseted. ,ee mis-rs
BE victim brought cut, out the vercuxo cd not mAts
bis sppesrsnceN After suns moments 3ei.y toe piis
oner Wa r-eonducrd To HE cell and search cstitaiea
for ies ysrtsso. They found him in his room. sas
pcuded from q beam, sad already aesd. 50 secretly
xss this act committed thai rot even The solc.ers
sl-sping IN the next apartment and sepsrst-,. by
boarded petition knew snytslns about H. la toe a.
ienns caused BY the verdusos death a. supposed that
th- prisoner would be rcspited anti sre~ one could
b found bai the stern executors OF the ls- ordered
oth-rwi.s he sn brought oai anc shos through
The back by nls OF soldiers
S>.sr WITH Two HgADs.-Nr joe. Farrell
ie~ days sso exhibited q snsae Which De had kuled.
with two perfect heads IL about niue inches Ia
ieosth and both necks shout "a inca lons. his
believed 70 BE- viper. When Il attempted 10 bite.
~ould strike With the head the opposite side irn
sne object which Il would s,rike, for insisnce n an
a'tses were made from the ef, Il would strite with
the right head Mr. ~. IL preserved in spirits, Tor
TOE inspection Of ,he curious
w oodstosk lys) l-sicn 2sth.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

BEaSs.-Ths Remington Banner says that
bears quite plenty the bills mile t~o north
east 81 mar villsse % Friday, sher killed one,
ani NJ. sen Almond another. ard ON Tuesday Morton
2-,CS. Esq. smother. The spcsismsn are having fun
~ hunting them. Seven were seen there on Sunday.
~ D.. Bushnell Of dis city. has been SCOUT
ted Of the charge brought against him ~ promug.iing
srrors touching the fundamental principles Of hi.
church. Rev Dr.. Hswes was one OF his principal sc
o4ser. Hartford Times.
CoUssEL ~ THE CLERICAL SUir--rhe B0ston
faasvipf esrns that ln the .ui. between Rev. Mesrs
gsirchid md Adams, T Curtis. Esq has been re-
aimed senior counsr. fJr the pisinui aud Hon Ru
fus Chnste for tia defendant