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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02
TEJTRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS

yrvHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l that he has now in snccessful operation fgEs n
fire new STEAM FERRY, running fiom esAassfs5+,1r
the City Of New Orleans to Alge5s. from day.
light until O'Clock p M The Boat leaves this city from a
fine wh3 bni expressly for the purpose and located oppo
distance above the Beeve Iron Works. The landings
each side well arranged and safe and ure exit and
charged by other Ferries. Also hpmasten and others
wishing go the Point will find large and commod
skis constantly plying between the Government wharf.
(wheIe the Onnibuses sop) and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side. MI
fy5 WILLIAM RANUh''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

THE DANCERS OF THE DEEP.-J. McCloskey was ar
rested by the Second Municipality police two c,arges
preferred by X. q. w Jewell The frst for iurciby
taking fom him his skf and when he J-we) seemed de-
temined ship he assaulted and beaten
by said Nice oskey shameful manner. Ii needless to
say to those who go down the deep in sk, that
this act which calls loudly for punishment the Of
fender 1t that home to many OF our cllizens
"In Rampart's lake floats many galley light;
Though Ramparts laCes the lamps are bright;
and nuberless other attest the Their
cupan their homes amidst The waste Of waters
fraiI bark that may be offered to transport them
'Some or plank breast the mimic SURGE
The dark curl around the stern they urge
and others prope the Light until they reach their dom
ellis To oil boat not to be parted lightly with
and Mr. Jewell seeking factlOn Of Recorder Baldwin
for this iraca himself gem OF the fist water
The second charge against cCloshey give in the words
of the deposlton-he language could not be orcbe
Making of language towards him CewsD which
would and beiou the tongDe OF the meaneu belng
and for abusing him again in the office OF the High Con-
stable ard iocbiy eeciing deponen from SAID premises
MsCloskey sent bsore the Fist District Court Tor trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

| SECOND WARD, FIRST MUNIcIPALIrY-Communi MICA
ton by of wooden bridges has been opened through
every in this ward from Canal to st Louis and from
Rampant to Claiborne Streets kfs longer needed
except bear the property Of those who prefer
| TRINA to a life on the rivers wave.
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DRuGS AND MEDICINES,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CAL0MEL. BLUE MASS, IPE- ~
0k GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
4 as can be procured esewhere-Cal and
m iudge;.,Dr. e. J. COXE'S PREPARA- ID
OLC. SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs Influenza: etc. ,,.n.,u
EXTRACT OF COPAlVA, ShKSAfAhILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior to
Tonic EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can he
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR. LIyERWORT.
cFor the relief and of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Especial attention paid o the treatment Of R,euma:
tism Bronchitis and Consumption. $3.50
II Office corner Magazine and POydraSsts. ms ly3dp
THoRNs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.
TINE nab remedy discovered for that class OF DIS
found erviceab The estimation and eoou sale this
obtained for the last four certain criterion oil
immense utility has acquired the utmost tame almost every
Europe has been examined approvedo and sanctioned
by Faculty Medicine and recommended by the most eminent
OF the profession.
portable torm-pu posthe mode IN which may ne
both and pleasan tasteless naure-wh
Diet confinement from daily business Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought never to
be unpovded with preparation possessing the which
the combines Accompanying the medicine pam let
explanatory of the different of the disease extra
charge containing full and ample directions mercury
s Prepared By j. o. Thorn Chemist Lon'ot and tor sale by
SCkL Els CO.. Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine streets
New Orleans. mars 3nl2dp
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Committee Meeting,

The Joint Committee usual yesterday the office
of the Mayor at 10 o'clock M Mayor Crossman presided
and Mr. Wilt acted Secretary. As it was understood
that proposals be received for Stopping the
there present large number of persons who in
sped with the laudabe desire of earning immortality for
themselves and relieving the city from nundaon by achev
ing success where Dunbar and Grant had failed Although
every had original and profound idea ofhow the
work ought to be DONE there few willing to the
responsibility of undertaking the task the terms proposed
by the Committee There five estimates presented
follows Mr. Spear estimated the cost $1 100 VIM. AL
bert at S5OO Sylvester Bennett proposed to construct
break the principle long for the construction
of mildams A. Kendall and j. w Allen proposed to stop
the for $50 600 $500 TO be paid in advance The
work could be completed their plan in from three TO five
days should unlocked for occur but
ten DAYS would cover every delay Mr. j. r. Miller proposed
to stop the breach by employing network of strong
before which quantities OF sand bags ascnes etc, should
be sunk. Before taking action these plans the fol-
lowing report was read:
The Subj Committee appointed TO visit the crevasse al
Sauve and to take charge the materials and utensils be-
longing 10 the city, have the honor 10 report
careful examination Of the cevasse and OF the work that
has been done by Mr. Dunbar and Mr. Grant. vested
and steamboat; and such materials a. they might
think y 10 e he wdsnns Of hs
breach H., .,
temen the balance of the hands and the
boats that have been EN- dyed at tn crevasse
port to you Of the which they may have
rived and to nd what they think advisable Tor The
protection of the city. AL OF which respectfully submitted
Ap DUPRE, Chairman,
A. MONTANYE,
JOHN c. STEWART
Various persons then permitted PLATA their
and plans which, although evidently highly satisfactory to
themselves did be to the COMMITTEE. Among
the rest we were fociby struck with original idea
gested by gentleman who pooosed TO stop the
without suffering TO be exerted on the work by
which the water would be shut off and which must
rly su,ta its whole weight
After much DISCUSSION the Committee came 10 the conclu
son to &C none of the prOi osa submit ed bat to sBus
the work the Surveyors The Committee then adjourned
without doing any thing
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IONS, apply 10 ,u,,,.,, a. n -.
ia3l If WINGATE " Brennan, AZ PoyuIas 81.

WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
<fNnfRs tn MPKA, SELMA. and all L,s5ssa;s5
.szsssssss landings the Alabama River.
The new light draught steamship a. OGDEN CaGta,n
Kercheva ard the new. lghtdraught Steamboat BEA;
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomsy' We
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock. P n One OF
the boats will be ready TO receive freight at the sT bana
and passengers may depend these boats making egulai
trips during the For freight or passage Apply
on board, at the New Basin, or TO ,,x ,,,,.
HYDE & OGIIESBY, IL POydras ST.
I,,ars 80 no ieft mh9 IF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

.~ror CALIFORNIA; ria Chdgres.-.NeD Orleans and
Or Ciagres Regular Line The fine f., sa,lIss
bomrson master has Portable cabin accommodations
and The will be fitted no 30 as to hand . aG
q, hoard or to o. WtCKHAM, q pienvile street
or NJ HARRISON & CO " Poydras
fE Our Agents. in Panama are Mes'n 2 FETCH
70 who euaran PASSENGER htorgh % san franc .co
M the lowest rates allow them 81 day VIII on ne
Ishmus dating from their arrival at Chagrs unt they sax
fvor pan
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srw.oRLrAss CLASSIFICATION.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand, Sept l. 1s48.. .......37. 40l 1855
Received past week ...... 6,842 2,095
previously ~ 600, 67S-1 ,O97. $40 20l1-26 log
l,l34.9M 1882
previously. ...987 ,4O9-1,0 A 357 2l,W6-4 742
Stock on hand not cleared ......... yU,564 1920
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02
SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Il. Passage for Havre.- To SAT- on or about tks 5tk
&k&E inst.The fast sailing superior ship 0ROM-
engaged will sail above This ship has superior
s sS%a % tD ss Or SAGE q Ss
.Sp Ba ssas ss'ss.
myso 0pAc" i H. RE .ss 50 1 COMMON st.
xaA For Gibraltar.IThe fine. fast sailing brig CON
-&. gagged, will have dispatch. For passage only apply
IN m VS. ]. w. ANDREWS Co, 81 Common st.
s sailing ali ba1que saRAH ERIDeG, Captain S s.
s-s. Stroud having all of her CARO- engag d. will have
myS Apply LEVI H. GALE. 81 Common st.
For Marseilss a MPas;sgs 3nIv-Tns fine; fast
% mediate dispatch. For passage. having handsome
'f % apply e f1f ID GALE & 50
IAA For LiyerpoeL,,Ths 4 ! ba,. GEN. TaY Z;
of cotton to iii up and viii have dispatch For freight Of
which; with consignment aGEy e m nc,,v.
For passage apply hoard az Cost "a % Individuality.
1t For Trieste The A ]. fast sailing ship GRE
Ca % soS will h. have s,,nm
%ss handsome GATE
AEFor Barbadoes,-The fne fat sailing brig OHM
engaged, vii have Gnek Dispatch For passage
only S''ns w. '9P
~ For Iampico.-GuJ LtHc.--The fine. fast SAILING
e9gPs5sd M nd % fastened ua sasss Sh
iiesh passage Apply on b9aEd kqTs reg o. TO
GO pered and copper fastened big. ANN & JULIA
T W Lipfs'Iom los.lsr having poIti9p 9Th, Of he
& nysnse having state a. ao' f s St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
n McCUTCHEON; c0o ST cHaRLES Sire, 4, Two Two
and MOVING, or SHIPPING FURNITURE, for rersons
changing their reds leaving the city Oder cent
to him will be attended TO with particular and executed
with dispatch.
Hotels Boarding houses, Steamboats, end Ships supplied
with Furniture, Mattresses. Bars reasonable
terms ID McC., fU9 81. Oh rles street.
eF- New and Secondhand Furniture Bought Sold,
Repaired, Vanished and Polished. myl7 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02
FOR CALIFORNIA.

.rRegular Packet for LIST of June.-For Cslitor-
RFs RIA via Chdgres.-The vel known last saaiInF
will sail as above This vessel has superior accOmm citations
for Cabin and teerage and goes consigned 70
Mess PEAKE REID 4 CO. who will forward passen-
ger. to Panama and San Francisco. am
Passage in Cabin all in state Rooms. ss@
For fIeight passage apply to .,
nENFV e. (,O 81 Gravier st. my4
II. For California ria Chagres.-To Succeed the
<TTf Brig OcTAvA.ZNeso Orleans md Chngres Reg;
mar Iinc-The very fast sailing coppered ana
sail IA above She has splendid State Room Acc mmoda
tons in the CABIN ard The Storage is beautifully aanged
so as IN occommod. a limited number For freight or pas
sage Apply to the Captain board opposite the Beef Mar
ket Frs. Muncipalhy, or to m,
ORR NJ HARRISON Il 60. ~ P1ydfas st.
ey-Tbs vessel goes TO our Agents, Messrs LEETCH
n who receive passengers and freight Mt ChsgTes and
guarantee them through San F,anckeo At The veI low
est rates allowing each u day for boafd from
a,e . ' ~, S 20 - E,.nc;sco my93
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

Citizens of New Orleans and Vicinity, Shpmdsters
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
" past five years and by having. and continually re-
ceivng fresh supplies of GROCERIES of my own impor
ation. and at all times heavy stock on hand attentive
expeenced do feel prapaed to put mp FAMILY
SUPPLIES. SHIP and BOAT STORES-fli PLANT
Frs ORDERS and attend TO PLANTATION SUP
PLIES the most favorable terms with goods OF the
best quality. Respectfully, -
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
my13t Family Grocer. % Camp street. n. O.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

=. For Boston.-The fine fast sailing ship PACTO-
4ET LUIS, Capt. Moses having the most Of her cargo
sazzxz@ engaged will have Quick dispatch. for heavy
freight or passage apply to l.. II. GALE,
10 % Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

NJ n IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GO ~
zsesssassssll55A tumpka-EVERY FRIDAY.-The sp'en.
did fast running double engine passenger steam packet
SELMA, s. C. Buull, master VIII leave MOBILE EVERY
FRIDAY Ev ENING, at O'Clock and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday, ~
Passense,s by this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
day morning will reach Macon in time to take the ExITa
Nigh, Train on the Central Railroad, which arrives at Sa
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE.
New York Steam Packets For freight passage apply on
board. or TO 49,
aps0 Sm NJ WAXING & CO, Agents, Mobile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02
AMUSEM ENTS.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets
Sole and Manager H. SCHUBER
L.
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COASTWISE PORTS.

Il. For Boston:-7o sail WednssdaH EseH,ns. 6h
ATaFA inst.-The fine packet ship LOUISA, F,anders
master having nearly oil her cargo board. will
positively sail on WEDNESDAY 9Th inst For balance OF
freight having superior accommodate apply on
board or 10 e2l / w. ANDNEWS& co 81 Common ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

ID BLll ADMINISTRATOR. Offitk. - N...sl .fr--f
500 hereby Er-l t ne f-sfH-s 81 n-u H' 40
NANNAh ekn,.NAktk s'- .f t.f l'F ~ "a
FHH -s-f fl f~t ..t-s-tr "af .fs
'1rrs- ,r- l04r,Y ~ f.es 90 ,tras .a
--'.,- u at7-tsi-. n- l-fH fss .l
....i,t . fl- nr-a.1r na-f -. wa Jl.y o. go
IL ..ats LAM.. : IMAfkA r.--. Alrl--.,,..-l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
SCHOOLS.
WLIrsToN SEMINARY.

V'Hr FALL TERM rf 80 i------cr ~... c ---ne- -
on N-c-es-sl A-g-s- - sr- -.r'-4 4t - - = re- -
T. Boar - T-l.t--. have -.--- " Ju,isa ILAsS
-17r Az ne -es- " Lel--s-r A-.--rr. o. 7-rrra 70
p'sc- ~ " Liner Wris-t. r-- ---c W az +.
sr-- --r- -. .-re.s. - -.r--r-t-e-- g ne "a.
---u
II o- -- -se t-sc--rs sr- sprr.-.e- ~-1 are a1an
ca --s sd Tor 80. r-s----Fe -er srfn --'-
A --c-r--rss NJ e---r.---s ard a. 30 w. rres ie
over .-e Fer se Dera--1-~- ar WI eve instruction %
e-c-. a-c - 0f--r --alct-s 4-or---- -sr-r i- a d.
- rr-- s--1 t- ~ rea- o. er@r-a-y az s1vsr--c
r N7rs M-..- A.o. .rss--- -Fc- -le Pa l-
f4~.r. ~ - .-~. lr t-sr1er
D-su-E ar P--a-.l.- -r - re a. E-t ssrl tern.
l1 10 - az ~ - .-ru. tt~re VII n- Csc .'
I--u-~ gv.t- @r1-r--r-- C--r-.-v Al 1cras a--
--il--s 1-- -.r-slor- ID Ns--s P-lsc-ny arc .
.-rron-- t.--- ne r-s- s-o -----s- 1- lr ngT .1c
y ---s. .cV a. 4. e. .r
.-.----s WILLIAM BEMENT >--'F
-4.~.4a-~rr f.~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
NCW.YORK TRIBUNE.
-L.n...-rbe indians.

A''' pr Democyaf in an article Oh 10
10. urge. the sres, importance OF me 0s's'',
Oh" <-.,,,sr. Of Texas Arkansas ana ''i'so-'' 49,
r~dy protection Of the Mexican 'e'ae'ea'' -.o's
i'' houod.ry line sgsDst Indian cepreosiion'-
tSe ,,., the tune 10 not far distant when our
..,. will be .orely injured BY an inturrupuon o.
,,,,,v .rI existing between the wanderers o. '''
-. md The overland episrsDs II ssys i-'1ne' ~
,ord Of a returned army oeacer from SeN "a
i,i. III. general opinion In that region 'n1' = -
- ne Csmsnches 10 inevitable Al 10 s,J 1-s..
r,S~en bsck "A they must b. from tns '"N'.''
n.,t. ~ Texas and 1ehOiding fDeif s>i"' /" 80
,,oe.ripg from ih1r favonte ~ ~nun-4". el1.... -
- .,,,1v csrsvsns Of the sfnigrshs - -'o ~
- - Il. country gradually encfo4cneo upon ana
~. -. s,euuscrised by the advance pi ci'11a''
ie .ise !, 4. fesred. ssys the Dfm0rN tnat
Sp1n :, Ads hatred toward the whites VIII Do %
~. .s ~ vii eventually lead ~ hostile defno
$1,000 AGAINST all who may be found WITHIN the limits
- ,bs, cosntry over winch they have ever exercised
their sway.
-. ,b- 27tn ult ,ays We learn that the Cholera aP-
s,red At Port oson the l4th About " cas@s and
~, d,.ths had Deen reported The disease IL said
=, - .oresdng among toe Creeks and Cherokees very
.nigy MANY deaths bad occurred Ia the Creek IA
.an. The scouTge had entirely dissppeafrd from
smong the Choctsvs.
Nt~rRAI AyyAIKs new vein q mineral has been
,ened a. the Mines Little Rock which has much
,se APPEARANCE Of native silveT. Dis vein nas been
tonoued down about feet through the sns.e upon
or. ,ne cad ore (. found and II 10 me opinion 0 the
.oost renced miners at the ggngs that 4 will lead
them 70 q large body Of mineral beneath the sha.e
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
MARINE JOURNAL.

ARRIVED p R ..srth G,-s' Ns.'-fr Woe - romsi
A z rI4- n s-rrufs .q~f- 4 N-ifs1f pr- %. l.
fr|s " Nat f.r'Y tff fa-st1s faf. 0f
r. fr.c i Hsr1 fs nsfk Nfr~ c. a--r-
.fAsrf. Iffrs r Bssfnr sfr EHH f-r 2 Ers
fr ttsr-.-or srr-f. sr ~ htfrs r Have.
l. er"f-- Iva. -sFa4rtH = 0ff"r 4
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f1st. -. a,- fs - - f..--1 l-I rsT-l
H.4.f aJsI0r srf r-f -fr .-f.frr4
o. er NJ Bitn vi rs~l - g. az nelt- e..
f- sh 20 s--. o'1al O. Batn.s q-t Do sh.rt ~ Prove
sap Nc''A R.r- srsfs r cr.-+' llr. ME s-v-'
a. st-faea .h So t@a ss'l 'af i.t ssrs Wsla.-
.r Boston. N.r 'n. A.. s-rs4-
Hs.i G-n Gf.so Sow D4t . fs ri.- R-srh Ar1ts.r
srbf D''.-. brss "nnfsot GAYS, ava stores :
Pn..N
s,lr Ho-sfi. v-rs. Aa5 Cs'.s. e. GO. r-oos.
-.f.. " u f1s- lH-or. y t|rr
sctr Aarc Plnsf WAHlsol, o. sara sirf's Dor-'
Potter
sobr " R-s S-~'srn c rsrsI
srbr Nau.t. o.. Nsfl. e. q. nsf. snfss.
ehf Arlfsa a. .ea Rlr. Wa-tirsi = G. aafs. -fof-s
-oh Alsrrf. l-ft.rs Nssl -tla, : q. ava stores
srhf M-oad Pt- snoa1i N-~ store.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Spoken, &C..

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1870 81 q. .. p 81 ii tsrs ss.Y s
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Az 80 i-is shp wt l.rsol-.hss 81 -
"A .fs-frs ".
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.frrg
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Az ttt a1 SD 81 ..ll 0f iirs 81 - .r Liver
ro.I or f-.t'-'...s EfH GO aIss
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goo. ~
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JlUrs
Js, oa sa-n BE- a. .,lf wn T. a S.-5apPorf. 80
30 's fst.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Pas-~nRrrs Arrived.

~ a~'sJ Gr,af E'r-r f-- 80 u 80 -i'-'. NJ
So d ~ fi...a Ir Me lir M--rs y
rs..f Booze ~ IHrf ~ Ra-r ~
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fr~-t. .. f.H i-a' 49, So fIf srf --rrarf Re-
~ " 80 f-s 6rs. a.f tfsr H.l
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n.. "r- NJ t~H-s srf rI ~ NJ =
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fsa acy ..-F Fss.r. iir H-Hr
CPS H. N.af-.r. n H-rfr fns~ rH0-
o1r.rs-. g. 90. " i1--fst frra Rf.t. % '.-s-
1.rrrf sl-ff -sr street N si-pt-r- 0- N-r. 'st
x yr+l lfs p~ ~ ,sHx-r. a.. l. utn-- J0f- - b.
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BEN tr Hag--. ~ co., n7r aG y--f. Hsnf-a- " 70
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

Tax lsLE os Man Cvs asks rs what the
10 under which this island is held BY Engsn6,
The Nsnxmen have Legislature OF their own tor ocs
purpcses called the House OF Keys but are not repre-
sented the British Parliament has their Bishop
sess with bic Episcopal brethren in the House Lords
The patronage and oees are in the sif' OF the Crown
and Mr.. Ogden. q nsuve Of New,Jersey who Was A.
torney General OF Lower csnsos when he became oo-
poxous to the Liberals tor the part be had tskea dun
the reisn of terror indaeted nto similar ofsec
among the Nsux BY the Queens Government WHERE
he now is Ihs Duke of Athol ~ss formerly hIng IN
Man, but the Island occsme resort Tor srnassers &
IN. iniafy of tie revenue sni George III bOusat oui
the Dukes regal rights Man 10 now. properly speak
ina a eoloay which England governs Al her disersnon
We have Nsnx ladies si Dankeld who could SPEAK
Gaec though they bad not then been week IN scot
land The soorisnsls in dan. like the Ailesssn ifsh
and Highland Scotch and Welsh. were originally one
people, and the Msox language go very lke - the
Welsh, lrish and Gaelic Is proof oi thesr counen
ongia.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

D,srkpcrIoS oF ras GooD INTENT MILLS
On Tfursday morning Ore broke out IN the large
stope buildings on the Westehester Road. about two
mles west oil the Permanent Bridge, known oy Toe
nsme Of the Good latent Cotton Factory and occupied
by Mr. lanes Crawford The main building aud ~esi
wing were entirely burnt out and their eoo'ents con
.isuns Of eighty looms machinery. materials and WORK
entirely destroyed The east wing OF iosss premises
consumed was worth several thousand collars Toe
proDretos of the stsblshmeni Is fully insured About
hity hands have been thrown out oi employ ymeAt oy
ta,s ooeurrenee iendsy's Phil Ledger.
~ 1t tis rumored tnat P,srce Butter tee nus
hand of the celebrated Fanny Kenbe from whom be
has lately made arrangements tor divorce s to Do
married 10 tho daughter OF sn Delaware sensior
Delaware Blue Hens Chicken
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
\oTICF TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

'trfl'f PANAMA hNlLhDAU NOMlAFl --i if
order euan contractors. may he d.pps-i visit
The I-t uls ~ Panama hy the Empire c. " nch caves
he tn irst tne rme for receiving proposals for the
construction Of the railroad il tr eN-uted me -t
day ~ October next competent person viii ae s-t
out hv t-- Company 20 he Inc uf he road Pr
further parucu advert Of 45fh Jgv
NOTICE TO RAILROAD Contractors
OFFcE Pa~ANA RAiLHoAD CoNPANY
a Broad way, ew -iors. jay IS. 1872
On fh@ 18Th Jay Of August next ih- Msp-. Plans Pro
- arf rtcatons of Rat portion of he Panama RAJ
rlad "a -H f proposed 90 place under contract Will Ne
ready for exhibition a. the Office
seaed Proposals. addressed o. FRANCIS SPIES srcre-
tary ~ me Company ami endorsed Proposals % con.
siraci Panama Ra4roa1, f0r Tat part u The be-
tv0 % .ie Caae- r yer srd h- Pc &c O-eann sbi
twenty ul.rs -0lforrabie 90 fn@ sls .p@c scanon.
&C which may he eXhiyed WI be- received by the Com
Pany A. ller o %. unu j. O'Clock 81 the lsil day u
September
The Company reserves th- rshl ~ accepting reject
INK any oral the proposa- fLai uay 30 0f-rei
THOMAS " LUDLOW. President
FRAsCls >PIEs Secretary.
In The meantime. sny genera Information 10 the
poss~s-ion OF he Company may be had picson =
tlr Office aulO lw
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

ID lHllC ADMINISTRATORS HFFIcs 81 2 N...,. .- 80.
L t.- t-.-sf fs-n I- r-sff-. a.t AN
DREW skFNnfN.rtiN ats 0. fh- cry MI Y.rs .as.
Hrs n"-r ts-s-~i sai slo sE@i Oh.
-at f- SAN Esf- H tt- ~
n 10
say -sf'-rH-r 1-t,. 20 ly fH- f.r-o -p,f-i
fsrs sat.s. b. fANEs rH,YER
80 4fFf- fln.f Afr.nsfrif.f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

NFAR FLT>HlNJI LONr I>LAND-
TIE ~ ENTI--fCOND SESSION ui fl-. l-s-.-i' 1n
4 -mr-c- Cd -lr o. u r-ay lf Dciu 0r- --A-
? a-- a-r-r .-to l1- primary r. asses e. l' r-a-s
M ar1 pro Pc Ct. a. cas--s ---eF-r t1s -aFe
t.l.--- .r- Scent srf..sr-t. o..
I---- hll session 1f fr- l-s-.rurr- r the
J. COMMENCES OBJ -ne frsi Noisy october. sr- =--
--- t--- NJ Al.-s,
. .---1 ttsf 40 t~s--e fl 0's-- '-a.- .r-s
- - -----1l present. t--r frr sll.s.i lr a. .-e
-+g-r- 10 ..e SOS D-.rrer P--l.- Ar- r-c-fF rl
however. st-- t-- 80 laser r-ces-e-. ard
.e sr.' M01-ay u Ns-cl Avplcsror io ss rss 20 he
Rector 30 L...e g- Pl.lt
....n- Be- ! 9 RARTuN Rec-o-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
RAILROAD AocrDr~r-The Bouo- T-o-,,t.-

ssy' M; a. iae ocS y p pssser zer train vas
vss.n- re road Q --~.1.r'. NJ lr W-1n4s5-y 'h@
En- net r- ty toe ~ Rch "a. s-ruck ~ tie
corner o. to- cnsire and instantly k-.-e
NIL BCRNT.-Tne g-l.t-n al store belong
ia % At-ahsu Po-,er s.t-s,s1 in ApDoc-.n mink
Kindred W-s o1-ri 10 FRIDAY .s,. Na'r1. saved 49,
ne .oss c. Sir. Porter ~ - s1sl- 3 30
fDsl le Her Chicken.
n !, fa..e 81 A. 5s-ri0ad once KEEP; 4
4svern a. Cincinnati. 90 n-ier 10 lie Mr. says
ne w.s never IL ,ne rl.;e- -ts,ss