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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
Improved Real Estate al oarrollton.
BY: BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

BY. BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
AruKDAr March at 70 4 sEs 3. ia Bsn Ar
y cad the following described valuable property situated In the
good and SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING, with TWO LOTS OF
the Of John HRmp
front on sho and st.
and running back to us" alley or street porem
prise comfortable Dwelling Garden, under neat fence, and well
Si LOTS IT'S Of t5fss with
M es e the 81 N nd To- aad s
u, streets u plan drawn by e
John Davis The improvements comprise substantial and well
Terms Of sale for the property made known at sale.
Acts before j. R. Beard NJ p the expense Of the pur
chasers. mhS
Watches and Jewslry, Books, Paintings, etc.
BY RICHARD TERRELL. g
nyHL DAY, Friday March 49, 10 O'Clock M.W be sold,
Elegant WATCHES AND JEwEIkY
tr The sale will be SATURDAY mh23
Succession Of Alex Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL co.
J. A. BEARD. Aueoneer.
de H"n se CT e q se aa scs ct % Of
Davern Esq, Of of Alexander Logan the
CERFaS LIT TPp GROUND with al. the
there situated the Second Municipality Lafayette street, by
n TIE said properly situated between CrmP and Magazine Streets
Act of sale before j. R. Bear Notary Public at the of
the purchaser. mh6 If
,.,,,r, ,,,n, AUCTION NOTICE.
LEWIS FLoRANCE. will hereafter carry the Auction
Bushes. on bis account and trusts that from lis long experience
he will receive portion Of the public patronage; ~
Aforementioned White & Co., VIM. Laughia Co.. Jacob
Barker ja3O
N1oRPHY & MENUS, AUcTIoNEERS, No. 81 Magazine
Sales RoRs E ega s
succe,sOns, Underwriters and Port Wardens Sales. fy2
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RoPER'S sPARRNG and FENCING ACADEMY,
No l07 POYDRAS Street. Eew Orleans
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK A. M to P M and
" FROM to O'CLOCK, p. NJ las
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SUDDEN DEATH-About half past O'Clock last evening.
workman, who employed in putting zinc roof
balcony front of the house No 28 Canal street. econd
story) fell off the roof, and coming down head first
ceved such dreadful injuries by his head striking the
his way to the Charity Hospital or Immediately on his ami
val there Wsdd not learn the of the unfortunate
STABBING CASE BE INvEsTIGATED.-The charge
against Capt Aphonse Duperu Of having stabbed Watch
OConnell with sword time ago, opposite
the Louisiana Ball room is to for examination this
morning before Recorder Ssuzeneau-
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DIR. FRIEDRICH. from Berlin,

DR.. FKIEDKICH. TON BefIm,
Approved and Graduated VETERINARY SUR
GEON and Doctor OF the First Glass.
At Mrs Hunt Sons LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Corner of
Tehoupif0nLas and Jackson streets,
ID ECOMMENDS himself to the Owners of Horses and
N Cattle as well for the Cure of Sick An mails ~
as for the Appraising. Judging and Proving their 4N
Value at Purchases. He expects to receive the ia
and confidence of the public he by his tes
tmona that he learned his profession scientifically, and
ercised it practically for a number of years.
N. B.-Sick Cattle of INDECENT Persons will be cured
gratis. mh8 12ts
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BY THE FAST
CALLING ship Mediator, am in receipt of a large
y and varied assortment Of SUMMER HATS of n.
every variety. shape and style. All will be sold at -
low prices C. D. RUNCE. 30 Canal 1t.
ma 81 Premium Hat stoIe and Manufsetay. ~
IL 80 ~ eoynef al ViIl1g1, NH
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AT MY sALES-ROOM may be found a few cases of
"A fine Moleskn Hats very handsome Silk
Hats a great variety of common Silk Hats Beaver,
Drab and Black fashionable b. b. Russia, Calfor- -
MIA, Buena VISTA and Plantation Hats Also-A choice
lot of coored and clear Leghorn Hats and few superior
Panamas. All OF hch just received and for sale low
Tor cash approved paper VIM. BOOTH. Halter
mhl5 corner of GTavier and TchOupitOulas sts
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Raoes-Shreveport Course, La.
OBI | 11ea

cLgs viii commence at Shreveport La On TUESDAY. the
lst day Of May and continue throughout the week
First Day Tuesday, isJockey Club Purse es0-one mile
Second Day Wednesday 2dA Purse Of &2uTwo mile heats
Third Day-Thusdsy sdA Purse OF S4JoThree mile heats
Fourth DdyFnday 4h-A Purse OF ssoe-one mile heas-bes
three hve
Fin DaySaurday shA Pure Of $isAOne mile heats, for
beaten horses ony-Enrance 10 per cent
N b. The Entries viii half three in the afternoon OF
each day previous the Race Two horses start or The
viii not be added The rules Of the Orleans Jockey Club WI
be ,tcy adhered the decision of the Judge will IN all cases
be final Parties sending forward before the Races Will
find the Shreveport out the
track which is within two mica OF the
mhl9 6td&5tW vi TYSON g. CO.. Propris,ors.
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TINE undersened intend TO estabsb themreves PAM
j ANA, for the purpose of tansactIng GENEkAL1
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS,
'AD'' 'e 'N"' VI WIN. B. PEAKE,
JOHN REID.
Messrs Levi H. Gale Messrs. J. A. BaTeli & Co,
M Cooper, r. Co. ]. p Whitney Co.,
f. Camerden, Dewey & Co,
Kennedy 81 Foster c. d. Buck Il Peek,
Cleveland, Bro. & Co.
VIM. B. Peake will leave for Panama ria Chagres, per
brig Perfect about the oath inst and will take charge
Of any consgnments which will Be- disposed Of either at
Chsgrss or Panama. y induce%enS Offer Apply to
mills lms o. DEWEY CO., % 0nvIs ".
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Red Glover, Grass, Hemp and Canary Seed,
At the New Orleans Seed Store,

IL Common street, Corner of Ichouptoulas street.
lust arrived 100 bbls. of the above SEEDS allSa p
y naned fresh to be sold. wholesale and ,etai w.
CHEAP at the above sstablishmsnt Also ARDEN *
forna, Mexico, and any part of the United States.
N. bah sorts of PLANTS and SHRUBBERY
usual 101 ST Charles street. Portable Cottage for
sale. AFFLECk, COMSTOCK & CO.,
mills IL Common street of Tcb0uptOuas.
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- U.NT UI.HTURY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w. p. COLEMAN, Grod street,
lVI door below Baronne, New Orleans. These Mills
are in successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio New York. Pennsyvaui. Virginia Kentucky, Indi
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. Ar
kansas Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Texas.
Mexico and account of their portability the
thing for California. A number of them have been pur
chased recently for those - Dggns."
Warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the pu
chaser or money Refunded (mhl41 w. p G..
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~ l. Yazoo River Packet HARD TIMES,
s4ts4sEN Capt, T. Wilson.-F0r YazOO City, LefOre
ssssSzSzz3E Greenwood, Tchuta, Vicks6urg etc,-The
new fast running passenger steamboat HARD TIMES
mh3 r B. SMITH SO Magazine st.
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POMATUM CANDLES
I'M BOXES, very, superior, to the pousd. for sale
mia ., ''''' ~ '' HYDE MOSS. % comuoax =,
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BLACKSMITHING, !


VTNHE undersigned have associated themselves together for
Il the purpose of carrying on the follow N
ing business-vz: BLACKSMITHING. IL
WHlTEsMITHING,, Finishing Brass -,
FOunderng, Pattern Making, and Job
bling in general. All work entrusted to them will be at
tended to with punctuaity and dispatch.
FOSTER & PRENTICE,
Ito Camp few doors above Poydras formerly occupied
by Mr.. Hopkins.
tV Refer to Capt. A. o. Pittfed, and William Smith,
foreman of Government Shop mills 1ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-24

JUST OPENED.
HAZE inst opened magnificent assortment Of chill
BY the best artists; together with large lot of Chill
dren's untrlmmsd LEGHORNS, unsurpassed by any -
other assortment in the city, in numbers quality.
c. ID. BUNCE, Premium Hat Store
mh22 81 and Manufact0ry, 30 Canal st.
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WILLIAM RANDOLPH
SMITH & 10Th 2 z,
ooNYENIENT COTTON TABLES.

WYE have Just received copy Of little work. showing
w the cost of Cotton per pound shipped either at Mobile
or New Orleans when landed the wharf at Liverpool
given rate of exchange and reIghts an also
tors ssons and other expe are added Tins work
compiled and published by Mr. mes - @ nee o,
doubt prove very valuable and practical 70 those
engaged in the staple. 1t got in neat stye pocket
book form, and for sale by -
mb15 r. M NORMAN 16 Camp ST.
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HEREBY CANTON the public not to hsbor or trust my
Wife MARY, as shall paw any debts of her con-
tracing. from this date March 90 1s49 She native of
IhIres Coapty Tipperay Ireland and resides near The
ssa>eaA [nhH es'1 M. SCULLY. New Basin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-24

TO LET OR FOR SALE.
A LARGE NEW COTTAGE DWhLLING-H0USE
"A and Kitchen in the vicinity Of Nay AIDES street and
Felicity Road. Inquire of CHAS p COOK. Attor, La
ney Law Banks' Arcade corner of Graver m29sA
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TIE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE
or California. Oregon and sandwich Islands.

We shall pubii.h n season 'cF the steamship
F,..ra. OF fas regular fsc'r Nal ir' "a-'A ''..'
an Ssrur'sy. Nay Z, Pie fourth number % me '''.
Y.rs T-ib.-s Tor circulation On iAs Fseihc Coast H
,s, 10 prepared with special rserrrc ce 20 re "'ns
at resident. ln itu region o- persons o'nis''.'S
.-aer sni will contain .n sti.eon 90 con pe'' SUM
mary Of 'he Foreign sui Domestic News ~ b '''
..-.t dates. continuation of alr 0aien Chron.. ''
-...r.ns ,hc Californian movements 10 i iar'' a. ~
r.-.--i -,stes ccufc-c is' of al OBJ" 'esse-' 'D''
have .a.. .ei iol Cal..osu.s suf 81 thar src Do" np
..ot 50 ,se passenger. iha' have sailed from q. OBJ.
,o-.. since April l3 a synopsis % ro-neal ~ 'na
.,r,.. ... oi Edtor.s srlcc. on SUBJECTS interesting
, -ssn- m the Pscisc AZ scccla- co fhe .ste h.ois
~. ,se Coroners ncuc,, WI bel sVcn 10 'h' naii'ei
Persons .1 the un,Ey wishing cF.t' 'eni 20 'n'''
trends should send orders sf once through ihe post '
,ae T-ssss Of, ruce cents.
- Persons ies.r0us 'o send tbs edition 'i ~
T5.,s 20 ,hs.r friends. can cal ~ Guy Office .e''e
.sc.r address s-i depend 1u acir papers beng n''
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Alabama.

The Legislature OF this State " ill meet on the
frst Monday OF December next-Its regular bien-
nial term-when two United States Senators will
be chosen one for regular term Of SIX years,
commencing ih Of Mach as;. and the Oiner 10
serve out the unexpired term Of late Hon. Dixon
II Lewis This seat IL now occupied by TX
Governor Fitzpatrick, and was flied by Executive
appointment
ELECTIONS The election o.! Governor and ot
members 70 the XXXlst Congress, takes place
ou tho 9Th DAY oi August next. The coolest Is
likely 10 prove n warm one. the result ot the Pre-
sideutal election having demonstrated that the
state Of parties IS very closely allied Mr Be'ser
viii probably be the canddate of the Taylor party
for Governor.
Bs,K'-Thc g1estion of creating banks IS much
mooted. end the election Of members OF the Le-
sIsaturc will in macy sections @. the state, en-
t,rc.y hinge upon their opinions ior on against the
establishment Of banks The following are among
the proceedings of Pubir meetings in the interior
o' the State
Alta Taylor. meeting ia Dale couuty on the ltb
ult. it was
Resor,d Tha, We are in favor Of Joint -tocs Banks
with undouhicd guarantees ON fhe bilhO'der and no
candidate car get support who differs with us upon
Mr. Belser was recommended as a candidate for
Governor.
At a Taylor meeting 10 Coffee County on The
5th uIt the iolow.nc was adopted
That wc are in favor % r. safe and sound system %
stock Banks which W. believe and ought 20 be-
cssfahiihcd ~ the cl-laturs oi Alabama And We 90
hereby pledge ourselves 20 vote or candidate for me
next Legislature who does uot come alt openly ana
sv0wcd.v n favor oi proper stock Bank in Do 'hhf
tered 40 the next Legislature
The name of Mr. Belser was also presented 70
the county for rs suffrage as csnnidate for Gov
crnor. Both meetings appointed Delegates 70
u strict convention. Nles Register
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CONSUMPTION CURED
naitf ~ ,.I., n9 r,,Iic,', ~ y, s,,r,,,

COMPOi ND sYRUP or NAPHTHA
I'VE MEDICAL FACULTY, A. well A. the public, are
L struck Wifh wonder n The numerous clre- made daily
hv this extraordinary medicine. AMI now ac ctnoWfnseh
1y many of olr most eminent rlY-cianf '7 p' CERTAIN
stage. r. has been recommended ty nnf eminent p-F
.lln DR. Mon snt constantly used n fhr Marine ho-fl
"a. az sayaunsh On oy Dr. Arnold, he ,en9' p,y,'-a9
Journal Brshvaes Retrospect and all other OF The Lon
don Medical Journals. have spoken Ia praise many nme'
'' ''7 'DR HAsTIyGs's PREPARATION
u has been thoroughly med. not quy 10 NE Hospital nn
he r.i physician. OF land and al have fully endorsed
90 unrivsied remedy JOB Consumption and a.. o.ner
.eases ofhe lungs Tie following are aiev ~ The o2n-
ions expre--ef by ihe medical faculty oi England Dr.
williamson OF Naacarsisr , .na' -. =, s.r, .,e-
hs'- ne -rac.i beng .l elo-- oo- D-iil 80 -'
be- --t. acIir- ar srn a. ''f-' s'A '- ~
,s- sarl ras OF a-a.- s-a-faE 80 i,i'-ss'S e,-s
Or WARP ~ LIVERPOOL.
Hs-'rs, syr.p ~ Nsphas a. one o 'e h''i
H.ssr s.'r.,-f-. ~ ~ 80 'i .a'-' T. go " 's
DR. Bod Of i,1o.-r Hs, e.. th- ff-r o'n'lr'.- iar
ia- at Df H.utla 'f Bate sra1o.ar-s 80 y
,A- ..as.. ,as preventing arnast. o. of -'s-r'
A..reIe nt.fr.e ,g prove 70 efficacy A.. ar pronrr-
tor ask. the fra. o ore bottle. me action SO which ~
prove fo tle patient 'us virtue Di He medicine '.AtN.'
colds. bronchitis decline, as INNS. gl-Feas ana spy
r ae .ereres col- having Welded o f4e treatment oi
he Naphfha syrup fle short space 0f o. hours James
Western Il Pontiac Ai- eas attacked ~th sp.i-ns OF
HAsTINGss ; NAPHrHA.
wr.r. stopped .-I NN4f fAAllrItlF g. 'I'
re- performed hy Gals medicine would occupy fullme'
fl- accompanying having been selected og ae American
Ageli from ma-. 0f certificates All letters which Gave
been rcce.f Ell W llu
Nt.rs Ro.s.na County. : s-pt 5, l.ss
H.tsi.8s-Sr -rfs o 1flfl 500 ai ~ eir-t Jolf
str.7 la laan 81 - las Ell st 81 - Elf'i
tr- % f.lslrrt0r Al LEI up l 80
.It.asr. sfr-rs-r 80 al Dr htsizs- Com
,41s -t-.P nf Ssa.a beng .f9 rr--s--i ra O. 9ols-t
-- ...r rd- tt st- ~r-i
%. Wh-l st- -zc-i - Ets ron-1-i ~
.- - t.t sl8af lq ed set o l-r Ho4s-lof
r.f-s 90 { .l- lf l-----
srf-s cure t-r as ny tr1ttsr hat BE- a-sl
.t c0lg1 -si -'ty, a. 4ts i -f-i
iry si-t OF Nafna sIrp 4fel Ter o. o. 80 80
r-t- l-r l4 40 e. 1-rff > i--
Il. .fsr a. roar .s.r-la li-.as-t4 T. jobs %. Ptktf
L..rrfLls Les Clll.I. A1E Do. 80
H.ats1s-Ar ~.s- sod ne fl 1.-ir- DO hsstrgs
Ca..ll1 s.rar Nsl4na 1ts 4lrfa-l l-f-c .h-y o.
crlil- sr-sl -rrtr1.f tls cl4lff h4-tf-s aaf- -
r--c-l t-1-..s t.lasslts l-,ssi 80 t---
pal. e4r-i. .lst c4rrz =fg
t f--t.r-t q
V--r 10. .f-f..y g.4-s JOHN EENEDiCf
We IgIrr. r..lre Wirl cer -r-fr- ttr 'les-. nlf
ae siur v ga f0r .llg e f-s. of s--, flr
cnn-irrf that there person -r- ~ fr llF t SEE
nf fle ur- lgf rll fr-ei sr- 0-ler ard sreeft
cure frur. frlc ral 11r- lji Grr-lF e-- lree
t00r- from Cor-auc-st Plce 81 1r "a bottles ~ >
tL-~AW
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sscoNn RoARr
The D.tror E-e. Prs say.

nsi-..ri that prvse hsfs e~sa rrr - n ~
fn- effect hat trH1si-r ci usrts n th@ st. 'I i
Rsifnat Co has h~-n nafr t' Ht'Ff
Fs.t-rn rsqa.s ssso,st@i With 80 lreio ni-fet 'Aft
of fhs hn,t hen haats To Hsme. 90 e -
fsr~n ~ntuusf canns, So x u hnt M
s,rv srrnga-s. formerly ff-s-rt . - N-'i-fi
IA nst number OF Lac sfffn y 10
al ths Road -si sth hssrf rs 60 sti-f -
through .tatl.fr ant ~s0f4s 'f f a.
caeo Say s whole s-n-nis - '~ nai- sfsn
The tolls received Al the Collectors Ohice At
New Hope on the Delaware division of the rcunsylsa
mia Canals from January io May amount o.
- il SD over th, receipt. r same p,nod lai year
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads about
being pat under contract Dc passes over tho 'umhei
land Mountains aud requires tunnel ot 2lN ir't In
t,.t lt -ru.srs all ihr mountains dividing the iunt
from the Valley of tls Ni.si.sippl Whom fn.-hd. no
viii connect with 81 miles OF road now 900 "eof- "a sni
south Carolina ip, one continuous lne. ren'hn-
Charleston and Savannah
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daring % ect hey would 10, sc-upls g; almost sny
crime OF course Trey ars not m re foreground ~
tnfg -surc- -' 30 n At 't-- is sc-r- cr - ~
recent rar.~-. sr1 have no lrgt- frs '-T eri ir-f
means ard -l- -rlurref much s- flel i-t ,- p
as.e-- r~0ceel-rE- p1l.l sra gong -1 41ey -9 --i
ID alv raV strfr l -r r.- % Is--.i-eN' r-1-' pr
-e-r.- e1-- -l restore or preserve t1e Plt. pe17e
oa Pc contrary trey r-rlr-Ee - rfr.fo1 q, 'i -
-le slce .' o.. violent .rf- c----z-'te- =. ~ '
fr-re-- Tneir leaders profess --.o-rlol --l
tae .-er .at t-ry e--l.s-e 'ee --s-re ~ A---@
t.r fs.-st..rer q. rs-arr .a---r .s-t taeT s-'--i
deg case her g.. .Tr--
I1.s 1e-4re fo . t-.r s-a-enient o. .ae '--..
1f .sr-e- -srs and @ vl rer.-fter prnas'-y 30 ~
.-e. a. -'-s O.. ar.--r. t-e incident. H-lrr iaf-
80 Will lr~.r .r Cs-sds lcrrs Sr f
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PUTZ AND ARNoLD's

4 NCIEST GEOGRAPHY And HISTORY D AP
APPLETON CO all lrtts 11 Tuesday. Nl14a.
10 Ancient G-osrsplT ald H.,iyr, by William F4L
urrcpa -for at fs Cyan s-ll ~ Drcrceu, trars "a -
frou -te Cc-r.sl f-f ay Re- I4c-. X. Arlol. "a.
revised and corece- from .lc Lollou el-toas vol
-ul " ia0 raE--
Il-s w1rz --Fp.es ttsil--a'l la % riict-oAa- .-r
atlr- .n re c0rna-s q .lrraH 10 Do clrs
clear alt tafl.rr uI- III -. ..- --.g N '-e prlc l-
rlrlr- ~ -r-clry. u relf-r 10 I'LL more salab-,
-l1clse EeoEr4.. 81 eacl country las been Llri .a
which. Fllll4f tl,erl- ltl Minute -e.ll- s .- - llr
an. .-are- % .s Fnysc-i aspect, L-Fe 1een ca-l,
uarf-l
Lazy rlaU-as-i uniform v.-l rl- atore-A M41 ai Of
Graral tci Roman Alrg ..e. ly Dr. j. II. B. ---r
Prlf--so. ~ la- Gretd Lal--l-e l-l Literature. -l-
.l-t ron DE h~r-ll i-Ir. VITA -l-.-. ~ h-F TO-
X. Arlc.t y A revised ara additions al- rlFre-l1rs
so. I1-s ulra already extensively --rll-cet ls
.-N.-lulA-
D. A s. c.. also rlb--s-A Nal1sl n An- eut and
M1de- History. 1F n C9oke Tay.o LID Revised
! a.-- -ru- N ID rs.r. = .I.l
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I.ntrr from Xcnrrnrln.

By the a-riyal a. tais port yesterday. Of the
bark Pasz Captain va ilkinS. from Puerto Caosl o.
whence she sailed on the 1o;h ut. We have i've or
SIX dsys later advices. We have already stated
that both President Moaagas ard w lce-PresldeBt
GuzmAn had seat in Their res snsrlons 70 Con
gTcss. /, appears tha, Guzmsn was sent hrst
ard had. sltsr very stormy debate, been as; re
ierred - a Committee, when that Of President
AoassAs vas handed 10. Il, alsc, wss referred 70
tue Committee, which made a report recommend
ing the Congress 70 refuse sn accepIsncs Of them
roe congress has acted In accordance with the
views OF the Committee, and the designations
we're returned subsequently Monsgss prayed
congress 10 grant him SIX months leavs OF Gb
sence 10 recruit his health bat the resalt Of this
a. canon a As not known when the Paez sailed
Al was cgie; ia Veaerrela "a vs 49, 10
aeatioa ma-e Of Gen. Fsez, or of operations by
50 taHeseass PHI. North-Anesicaa.
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BROOKLyE AFFAIRS

BOARD % ALDERNES.-This Board met about
o'clock r y Yesterday and after The r9l being caei
f1e n.nu-es Of the iasi -es.o1 wcra reai and adop
Numerous petitions tor otace- q wa'chmen. amql-h'
er. &C. were r.f pTcser'ei and referred - tzei r@
.pecfvc Committee The pctton o; assignee q FL.
ward smith asking pelssrlaf1r slrvcy.ng street
was referred % the Law COMMITTEE
PfrIrIc~s For reior ~ su1cry DISTINCTIONS Wa re
..-ret ~ tle Committee The petition 81 Owner
af some residences in rfa-f praying iti --ldft
n-arces in front 0f bic properly 30 removed a. lone "
occupy houses referred 20 he Police Committee
v.fa .l-frrc0ls fo rerort O Tie pastors ~ iae CAM
curcne. 20 have tne time extended ior ne removal
of lc.r trvlne ground r rex November AZ ordinance
having pnssed ne Board hat after ne s ~ June mex al
a,craenfs rus tc made 0I' of he CITY, vas referred %
,io Law oull.-ee and Colnse. ,
s.LaRfrs-The Finance Committee reported hey hai
fxed The amount of aarg fr -te following o7cers t0-
'ora-o- Attorney. 30. rci4lor : $40, tl-h o le
Common Council. q co.. street touu.ss Oler, slf'
Treasurer. Sgn. Controller, 500. city ln-P~e'or
$50 esch. CLERK OF Markets So. Keeper ot Markets.
$40; Inspector ~ Hacks. Cabs. Ac So laslec1i %
Paremerf-. $50. Keeper Cry Hal Sc Nesse1 ger.
So Be- Ringers. So each. Heath flrsic an. - .
e4cH amount f0 be- received srIlav The report "l- re
ferred % ne Law and Finance Committee
some appointment. were 20 have been made. hn' YNn
20 he enFb OF oler debs'es lef had ro' been acted
upon OIL lafe h0nr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
Comments on skc Adore.

We do not understand that is "incumbent
on any reader of The Tribune to scquiesce -
In our Politics and as to Theology il is a science
we do not profess to teach. and all the instruction
our readers may CLEAN on that head trom our col
umns Is extra. and not charged for in the price Of
the paper We are not aware, however, OF hsv
ing attempted to inculcste any.
On the main point, our correspondent imagines
he has originated an argument when he has only
repeated that Of the Frseman's Journal Our
answer to IL is very simple, and has already been
given. /. We deny that Civil Government has
any power to "subserve and guard the true re-
hgion." We hold that any interference Of Gov
eminent with Religious Faith and Worship tends
naturally and only to the corruption and destruction
Of Religion. and that the only way in which Gov
eminent can serve Religion Is by letting it care
fully alone Government, therefore, is not bound
30 DO what Reason and History teach us il never
did and never can do ,. We urge tha, Govern
ment cannot attempt to sabserve the true Rehg.
ION without first deciding which IS the true Re
hsion. in doing which il oversteps its sphere and
opens wide door for hyPocrlsies and all manner
q. prosecutions. Our correspondent does not see
that his logic really tends to this result Ii
Governments Of adverse faith enforce that faith on
their subjects il is persecution ba,ii Governments
Of oar faith do likewise it isn't; but Ts see II
very clearly. Does not the reader Id
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
For Europe.
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INDEPENDENT LrNE-For Lioerpoo.
4 BLEECKFR. Alcioneer
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tfporaOn of il- city being about -o build arge ~hsrf
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roFru-us DO Inc vicinity render -le-e los III gty d-sr
r Tie sal- vii be per-mptory TIC highest bidder
te nile . VI lie oldest and test n Ns~-York and
i- ~srrantee deeds VIII Be given The property viii be
uee AID clear % a. ks-sssmests or ncum5rsucs Of
any knd LtlOgraplic 1sps fthe ots can BE- Obtained
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