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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
BOnrO OF SupeSvlaOrs.

The Honorable Morris tranklin in the chair.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting we're read and
approved.
Communications From the Corporation counsel,
stating that the default in the of Douglass VS.
the Mayor. &c, was opened and that tho cause was
now ready to b. heard; ordered on file. Another, in
relation TO The Sheriff bill for supplying thu Supreme
Court with stationery. rooms officers &C., to
the order 81 the Supreme Court made in July
Board OF Supervisors bavpg neglected to provide such
accommodation Mr. Hall l. OF opinion that the claim
nade by the Sheriff rs valid nasmuch he cted I'M
force. He recomme od the Beard to pay the Sheriff
and make an application {, the Supreme Court on =
stat If facts to revoke the order of tbs
9Th July last. 1t referred to a select committee
Bus - Several tmsli bills from persons connected
with the oouits referred to Committee County
Ofices.
Rspoyts-Of Committee on County OHices 10 favor
ed or COMMITTEES on Annual Taxes, in favor of COR.
rectpg the Of the owing named persons: H.
J RAYMOND Edward Row, Chas J. Shsroni. Marcus L.
Dow. Philip Starr Edward Doughty, JohnC Hamilton,
J . Hitler. Archibald Lucas, Day, William A.
IIallock. Andrew Stephenson, William Topham, 10.
s,ph Churchill, and adverse to the claims of James c.
Prevost and ten others
Res oIufions The following resolution offered
by Aloermsn Maynard. and Adopted
Resolved, That special committee OF three he ap-
pointed report to this Board the propriety Of
riaiizng tho giels for the passage Of
the s elton by the people OF three Coronsrs
for the city and county Of New York, Aod that the
city be divided into three districts and that fee
Of the Coronors shall in exceed ths sum Of
three dellars for each Inquest held by them respec.
lively
ksesrs. Downing, Stevens and Maynard we're AL
pointed ,sid committee The Board then adjour ne
TO Friday next.
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Movements or Indi vid uaIs.

Hfrivais yesterday at the Following hotels:-
AnERIcAN-A B. Bostwick, Baltimore; J. Gibson,
o.; Jones' Philadelphia; j. de Ga Leach, Madeira;
=. Bryant, Boston; e. Colby, do; Colonel Haisey,
Providence; w Norton, New Brunswick N. s.; IL c.
Mcdonald Georgia; Captain d. Henre, Texas;
Capt Garfield, u s. Army; Hsnoey, u s Navy;
f.. Lord, Fredericton, AsroR-P. Stevens Boston;
Lieut. Parrot. US. Navy; ivan Bentheusen. Albsny
J. King, Cincinnati, Street, Memphis; Col Turn.
bull, us Army; Captain Comstock, Fail River; Miss
Ednouson Taylor, Mobile; Watson, Boston; vir-
oil Knight. Kentucky; Fletcher Webster, Boston.
CIry-W. Ricketts,. U s Army; A. Moore, Phadel-
pha; Mathew. do. A. Tuttle, do Commodore
Perry, u. s Navy; r. Steele, Philadelphia; J Hard
irg, Virginia; ID. Grosr, Indiana George Buckley,
do J. Blair U. s. Navy HowAso Worce stsr,
Philadelphia s. Pond, do; j. Mcneil, do; George
Hudsop, do; w. Fix, Worcester; II Griffin BsIti-
more; E. Fraser. Mobile; Meyer Pittsburgh. Iavrro
Houss-J Fair bank, Baltimore; T. Maher, Boston;
L. Hitchcock, do; George Paul. St. Louis; C. II.
Brewster, 90; W. NORM, NJ bile; J. NJ Wadley,
Memphis; MIR. and Mrs. Dudley, Georgia; w. w.
Lord, Savannah; j. W. Brown and family, Va, II.
Lord ga.
Col Bliss and lady ana Mrs General Taylor, arrived
In New OTleans the 2eth ult They will proceed
Washington by the Sou therp route.
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or SrAI
WAsHiNoroS. Fsbru

WAsHiNeroS, February a. 1StQ
The following Information under DATE Oh the s;h De-
csmber lsst has been received from Mr. Hyatt, the
United SLATER Consul for the Empire OF Morocco
In my despatch No. b. Of the zsth September I I'D.
veed you ole radical reduction the mpo, duties OF
this country now have tho satisfaction Of appe,sus
You order has been reesved from the Emperor
at the several ports OF the empire reducing che
dutits on number Of the staple prsduc, lions OF this
country as follows ;Beesvax from 100 to l2O
per qutntal Hides from SO to SO per quiutal
Washed wool from "a to 81 ounces per auntal Halo
sah wsol from 4S to 80 ounces per qontAl,"
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An alteration took place 1T New Orleans the
pight Of the Goth ult, between John T. Johnson and
Themes Harper, in which the former was stabbed 70
the heart with bowie knife.
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CtUflftes RefUnfd.-A resolution was aiopteu 10
,end a 0sp Of this city to the asthorites OF Washing
ton CITY in return Tor civities extended BY tho coz
poratlob OF Washington to members OF this oommon
council eho lately visited the seat Of tho national
government, on bu.iness uected with the estab-
lisbingsU s mint in this city.
Cie,k of Genre Market. F. De GEE appointed
clerk OF Centre Market, in place Of Thomas Creighton
de ceased. The Aldermen then went to tea
The city fathers returned to their lsbors after
abes nee of u hour aud resumed business
Papers from the Board Of Assistants were announced
rs being still in order.
The resignation Of Edward Hail. a. resident physician
Of the nurtsIies on Randals Island accepted
The time for building pier in East river, bstweeu
Clinton and Jefferson streets, extended to 1st Of
DR. Wipterbott was, by resolution of the Board Of
Ani,tspts sppoip' cd resident physician OF the
feIies ON Ranosls leland in place of Dr. Edward Hail.
resigned. This Board eoncurred, and Alderman May
naro gave notice that he thouid move for . recon
alteration Of this vote at the next meeting Of this
Board
The N,w Police BIZ The Board took M document
30, whicn IL the draft Of amended for the rsgI
lating of the police Of the city This draft was the
reprt OF the Joint special committee 70 whom was re.
FIRED the suhjsct Of amending the Law regulating the
police Of the city Of New York Laid on the table aud
ordered to b~ printed. January "a
Tie committee concluded their report with reso-
luton recommending that the accompanying draft Of
an act entitled IAN act to amend an act entitled
Ausct 70 amend 40 aoL eptted an act for the eetAo
" bm, ut snd regulation Of the police of the city Of
New York;" passed May 10, $40 b. adopted by the
Common Council and that the ,pecisl committee sp-
poptto for the pprpose Of preparing said DRAFT be
Srssted to urge It's passage BY the Legislature at Its
ne following is the draft Of the act, which was
adopted By the Board on ayes AID noe.
Sec l. The tenth section of article l. OF the act Gu
ut I'd AID act to amend an act, entitled an act for
the establishment and regulation Of the police Of the
cty Of New York;" passed May ID, ls48, IL hereby
amer ded 40 az TO read as follows
Pnnctual attendance shall be required Of every
tfhcer, pauolman, and doormaa connected With the
ospsr' mt, all occasions No compsus alton shalt
he allowed to sucn ofhsers patromen doormeu for
any period during which they msy be absent from
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1s1egrapIed to tie G Dai1y Crescent"
BY the southern Line.
LATER BY THE CANADA.



BALTIMORE, Nov 29.-On the sales Of the
week, spectators took thirty-one thousand bales,
and exporters seven hundred and thirty. Tho re-
mainder was purchased by the trade.
Flouris without material change. White Corn is
quoted at from 2Ss. to Dos. 3D. Yellow is unaltered
COnsOls closed from 038 to 93s for money and
account.
Political.
The political intelligence by the Canada is gene
rally unimportant. Mr.. Rives made a speech at the
Elysee Rationale, and was replied to by the French
President, in which he spoke of the Poussn affair,
and alluded to Mr.. Rives and the United States in
complimentary terms.
England, Turkey and Russia,
The English fleet remains in Aboukir Bav. and il
will proceed to Constantnople, il the Russian note
addressed to the Sultan, does not prove satisfactory
KOssuth.
Kossuth has published an address 10 the neopIe
Of Hungary in the course of which he refers to
Georgey in very severe language charging him
with gross treachery.
New York Market.
On the 9th the sales of Cotton reached five tbor-
sand bales, at the following prices Fair Upland.
IL Fair Orleans, III to 1l8. The market
closed firm.
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ST. CHARLEs HOTEL .-Wm Gafdner II Cavity, N Y
y Morgan, Riltsburg. w T Tannard, NJ Ellis d
Brown; TaPReI. 5r w ? Walker, I MeCrudei. La Il
family Mss Il Foster and daughter, Ala; N T Reed N
o. w cooper. Tenn.
ElASTERs' IoTEL.-T NJ Ballon, J w Cook, n o o
Pstnt, ID Peabody, Texas Z Kennedy, II q Hatcher,
lad Anderson, A hleCOy, Ala; w r. Gibbs, Miss; Il
St Louis
HrwLErT's ExoHANaE.-A o Brsniu, KY w Hood
z hheedes Miss R DimOnd, Ark A Harrington
o 4 Emo
YERANDA HorEL j ? McKiune. Ga; o Mccoy, C V
kho3dsi Miss Tucker, pI g w Tucker, 4 w Tucksr.
\ o z " q Laws. mH Voolfolk, johnson sad lady
Ia ; J B Foster Ky
LoyIsIAEA HoTeLsuapt eamtoa lhb Msuaohagala
r al hofii hQgiqu B fftnaatErbs1, NO % aedt fiE
Y taa5ih, AeSlseAsql etl bga Aaiaa5 htasa
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TIE REY CASE AT WASHINGTON. - The
Washington Union, IN the course Of an article in
answer to some statements of the Richmond Wing,
mentions report in relation to assurances given by
Mr.. Clayton to the Spanish Minister The Union
says: The trial of the Spanish Consul at New
Orleans has not been had; and Of course we are
unable to say what evidence will be adduced. But
we believe that it will clearly appear that Rey was
kidnapped by The Spanish Consul, and that the
Captain General Of Cuba was parttoeps eytaltafs
~ the outrage. II so we shall do all we can to
aeauce the people to coeree Mr.. Clayton to demand
fplfand ample atonemeni. We do not mean to de-
eide the question Of veracty which, report says is
pending between Mr.. Clayton and the Spanish
Minister, Senior Don Calderon de La Barca, rela-
tive to this matter. We do not mean to express an
opinion as to the truth of the allegation which we
understand the Spanish Minister makes, that in
order to obtain the release Of Rev Mr.. CLAYTON
gave to him Che Spanish MINISTRY assurances
that the Spanish Consul at New Orleans should
not be punished. We do not believe that General
Taylor authorized Mr.. Clayton to give any suob
assurances But if it should hereafter snnear ~,
he did give such authority, and ii the Presids,,
should, in accordance with those assurances mr.
don the Spanish Consul after his guilt has besn
proved, and there let the matter rest we shall al
nounee the barren reclamation Of Rev IS 4 con-
temptible noekery; we shall denounee the pardon
as criminal derehcton Of duty; and we shall en-
dea,gr 70 induce Tie people to eoeTce the admins
nQon, through their representatives, to vndcat
he honor Of the country
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~ oRLEANS.
50 THard Page ~ OITx News, 50,



Genes ont to-day At one o'clock. 1t is enormous
ia iss dimensions, and contains more reading mat
Ger than any other single sheet published in the
Uhi5sd Ssales. The number for this week is filed
with valuable and Interesting Information - the
News q Pc Day, City, State, National and For
eign. Anslraetof theproceedings Of he Legis-
ialufes Of the several States is given the move
wenta Of parties North, South, East and West, are
Fully and accurately ehronicled; and such miscel-
aneous facts are given Indicate the spirit Of the
age and the tendencies Of the times. In fact, the
Weekly Crescent is a just and entertaining picture
Of The world as it is, and contains every now and
then some hints Of the world as it has been and as
il ought to be.
Everybody who wants to keep faithful history
Of Che times should buy the Weekly Crescent; and
the New Orleans people who want to let their
country friends know what is going on in the
world, can find no safer more reliable vehicle
81 Information than the Weekly Crescent.
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AMrrIOAH IunATRE.- Another new dfama is put for.
wand 70 night Jaoa Sheppard. always a lavodte with
1hs payEoug pnbo will this occasion have the advau.
taGe Of good disposition Of the characters can possibly
beimagine5ss Petie peisonatng the pTecOci0us hero
-EEeWbod7 acquainted with the merits of AinsWonh's
novel which founded The subject that has given
birth not oaly melodIamate heroes Captain NacReath
bad that k but also to the immortal conceptions of Ho
EaId pencil The story has loaf none Of lis interest by
bang placed in the hands Of Ikful dIamatt. whose idea
ma stuaionI will BE- well realized in thii instance
II addition dances By Mss st. Clair and Mr. ThOmp.
aoa. the always acceptable buelia Of H Last Legs
with Mr. Charles 0CaiiagfaR. viii aho b performed
tha1e s no doubt that the American win Be comfortably
crowded fhs evening
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THE CANApA's NEws.- Cotton.-The news by
This Steamer Of still further advance in Cotton at
Liverpool which was hardly expected, has given
fresh viaog io market, and put up prices with
US about ca eightb Of a csnt. Yesterday after the
favorable news was published, fully 5000 bales were
sold at this advance, although the rain poured down
without stin. throughout the day
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The TRAGEDY IN MoBME.-A letter from NO
bile, dated on Thursday, gives the following par.
ticulars Of the dreadful homicide which took place
N that city on Wednesday last
Your old Acquaintance Cen Thoma, Holland. wa,
Allsd Yesterday the stFssi. BY H. G. MeCliniook Mac
was clerk in Holland employ and The latter boarded with
him. 1cGintock hsd q wife and several children Cir
euplianr Led him lately to suspect TOO Gloss an intimacy
between h wife and The General and on Monay he made
himself sura Of criminal intrigue He instantly took ttept
20 oht4h divorce, and sent his wife and children away
and yesterday hunted up the General with the declared pu
poss Of taking his life. They met the corner of st.
Mohae and Royal streets, not far from the Theatre, ae
dnneI- oglintaok with -barrelled gun, charged
with huekzhu Holland, hear, had pistol bat had not
lime draw IT, MoClniock gave him CHARGE which
fnisd his heart and second which paved through bis
fhlsst and came cut TIE back OF The neck killing him
n1anily. Melnt09k made effort 10 escape, bnt walked
down and surrendered himself 10 the authorities.
The CaiQnsfa inquest will be held to-day. The city is
ID great 1iai of excitement and the feeling nst say 4
not favorable 70 the deceased in this matter although he has
been esteemed as 3 useful citizen The funeral will
take pucs today but understand that neither the Masonic
fraternity, Of which he prominent member nor the
Mifay, "a which he held high ank-bsng the General
Of h5 hnEaaeiA take any pant in it. 1t altogether
horrible afa'
The person named above is Hontio G. McCln-
took, native Of Illinois, born, we believe at Shaw
neetown. Hiswiie is native of ST. Louis, whittier
she went with her children, on the Iowa, from
stis portl
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w refers to u gu O'''"e'' sn''u''' 10 ninl ana
Mcr MaunBel White Co. Messrg Paradise Iawr,son a c.,
Small McGAl, II. g. Heart, Esq
" e j. Meeker Co. Leonard Matthews Egu
- PaTmgls Brother NewOrleapg. mig Gm
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TIE RAcEs.-To-day . rain or shine comes of
ahe contest for the Great Post S.ake-Purse $4,000
-Four mile heats. The three entries are to be
named the field, but tits supposed that Voucher,
Error and Rigaaoo1i, will be the nags. If SO the
day win be the greatest one Of the meeting and
though The track must necessarily be very heavy,
line sport and large attendance may be anticipated
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Large Pears ana Apples.


Invited English gentleman dine with me one dav
last week. and after the table cleared some choice Iuit
placed it for dessert, amongst which were peaches
pears aprcots etcn fact kind that our market a
fOtded. Said l to him-handing him plate of rareripe
peaches of the arge,t size that grow in this counry-
Taste and say if you have any in England of so fine
flavor" " Why" said he, these are very fine peachc5
but we have them big again in our county Alter
helping himself to glass OF old Brown Sherry requested
him to Try of the fine before him. and to give his
opinion upon them Still they no comparison to those
that grew in England. Whit Iegaling ourelves over n
aumbeT Of glasses of the kind of wine and arguing
tine point to which country could produce the largest and
best fruit and finding that the English gentleman was not
willing to yield 10 up from the table, when one
of servants who had been overhsang our
stepped up TO and in whisper told invite my guest
down into the gaen TO corner and show him the apple
tree which bore the biggest OF apples took the hint We
went into the garden and soled very slowly along exam
ming the different kinds of fruit etc. until we came nearly
opposite 10 the appece in the corner All now said
to him, Il am going to ask you to give me a candid
answer" and putting hand upon his shoulder and
pointing to the tree have you got any large apples in
England as those 2" WELL" said he you wish me to
be candid will Those apples very large but we can
beat little yet in point of size" What " said
Oh, yes" he REPLIED there is no country in the world
that can beat us in raising fruit! -
did not tell him that my servant had tied about twenty
pumpkins up in that Ies weighing about Ten pounds
apiece! SpKAR.EE
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look on as a temporary measure adopted for particu
lar ends. It can hardly be the result Of fxed con
victons, or of settled determination to modify ma
-terially the existing laws Of the Union,
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NJ The "sOCIETY OF INQUIRY ON MISSIONS" will
hold their Fourth Monthly Meeting the First PEesbyterian Church.
fRey Dr. scotts ON Lafayette Square O'Clock TOMORROW
NIGHT Tho usual exercises may be expected The public
respectfully invited attend
d MELANCTHoN JACKSON, Rec. Sec. pro tenn.
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OFFICIAL VorE.--We have at last received the
fun official vote Of the State, and publish it this
morning. The majority for Walker is zoos, for
Plaeh6 425, and for Bordeloux 1857.
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US. sEaAroRs--Wm. R. King has been re-
elected Senator in Congress for the full term of six
years rom the 4th Of March last jeremiah Glen.
ems, Of Madison county has been elected to fill the
vacancy caused by The death of Dixon H. Lewis,
temporarily filled by the appointment Of Governor
Fitzpatrick, who was a candidate for election, but
defeated
King and Fitzpatrick were the nominated eandi-
dates of the democratic party. Clemens is also a
democrat, run in opposition to the nomination. on
the ground chat North Alabama being so largely
democratic, was entitled to one Of the Senators by
custom Ed courtesy, and that both the candidates
are from South Alabama. We have not seen the
vote, but we infer that the wings decided the cleo
aion in favor of Clemens.
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Blank Books 1ugH as SUUET-FnrHI
Lcdgcrs, Journals, Cash and
Lay hoGSs, lnT6,ee and Record
bn9Asl Noy", E,!Ael'lil' b'ny
anu ZAP lu run .eNSi Of every
tlyle o. s,lhs anu hlnllngr some
h'''.,sglusl( pa5IIl' ana war
lall.v4 Oh INC pu'l li'ish papef'
Steamboat Books, Of every form in
use FREIGHT aud Cabl r. gis-
tef5, F-hsaEe REGISTERS Wood
H',l ~, Setl', ~, I1sre1l SoL.3h
H. -, ~ H. ~ ~ ~ t ~ an
ruling.
tt-..,:..-u--.-. - -, -,.
" j ~, - Ii,i"Y al, w Y,
and American Car and Lrt,er
Paper, ruled anu plain, Com
mer9i1l fosL and Record FaPa!
4uiI4 aiiu 'olil' aIELt usl
al',i 80 ~ L"!'el5 F', o.
EoT,msnt, t1gather win Motto
and Transpsr5nt Waf,rs lllu-
lhll'ale I w el1r5-a new anu
OeouLllu' aiLl'ie'
Fancy C9lOrCt Papcr, glazed and
plain surlace, various color.
Eng ii1 anu American Iiss'ie'
assoitel oo.,9 ,i IleSIng LHpsi'
eseI ,.,. ma Sl, CON 9lu HiE y "a.
every Size All thie Fnrss. Peru,
led Boards Of different c1lorE.
Sealing War and TtIrferg. in grear
variety siperhne English and.
Aui1llsllii o. an loiota anu sues.
Whiting like, Of every quality,
English, French, American and
herman every COLOR
Extra fine French PilmB IaksiqnHs
Of very superior finish
HtSiands OF every kind, glass, ma
hogWy. ir1n and bronzed metal,
very hne assortment.
PqBsr Ufgbts. fancy r!ass. irop.
and trcuzed-
Pen Holders. fine silver-mountedI
Porcupinc, Porcelain and Es-
eutehe0nSheu Pen-holdersi veJ
N''''
Motto Seals Glass Motto Seals,
various designs lhllial Seals.
'''i i'i' ,'''i1
Penri and Ivory ItJletsi q hnrI
assortment.
Desk TaLlsis and CALENDARS,
Porcelain ,Slgtss. every size, some
in Morocco frames a very iine
and superior article
Letter Gins, different sizes and
IN, S,, ~ b ~, IN '''''
.
L.e'''' 1'.l'''s''' ''''''''',' ',-'-'
9i,"s , XXI ,rtiril i5r t6e p,eFst
y, -. -l,'L rins1 g.uss M
tuchgl, brsss and German silver.
Mi, Boota-A few bsnutilull
...t,v,Brvfv4f Music Ranbg
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Mathematical HisiumeHis oFeyerv
/ quality and puce.
Wailr C0lors-Reeves end New
mHu's tuperiiue Col8rs, In loYss
/ q e'eTy size, with and without
locks and drpwars, and a fine
s s,all .',.e Icy Oh ioose eoiorsi by tie
! re ,'l
] t0gicils-s Sable and camll's-bair
| svsrg rr an. 4''N"'' g fehehs Of
NJ,
aJ'''S Leaf PeHciis-A largo
| G,lF ii9; r ,,,gsg ,, ~ letiof fenclls'
/ haul '' sia''17i ''Nays On
! COlorrl C.o,,,,, g.. 49,,
mspt. i'm v.Gy.i 81 -, -. 80 u
! Rflsrs -Po-,liJ ,.,,,.-,, -.
! round and r.t ans "a, - -, ~ 9 I,
| KIND and File. " o'''5
! 49,,
DiDl. I - German silver spring
$50 ~, i''''.'
Hy y, Ialte'y -tlEe Pen and
beah hlllFeai anu Efastrst VI
every description.
/ Gold PeBg-Browp's. Spepcer's.
French, Luldeus Spebssr ana
/ Randall's, and he larTe IN
crossing Pens.
| GoLI Pencil anil Pen yE,JJ,r, .
hue Assortmspt. some viii 5taos
beB1s.
Co..
kers. on cams AMI in to4ss - M
every jss.ription in uss.
| pWus swan. will zoos. and
Uulson'a Rav OniIls of sgsr,,
uumber. from & 10 I6O bv ia
thousand Or updsr.
$500.
LOpyMs tits S5-scTeW anu Le-
sli szai : y,,'b NO. r WI en-, rnII
plete. sueb as BooI 8. I'M. B1ish-
"a Oil.IRuF Blgttiup PHuer
-'olli, W., l.t ~ ,lue , sgleN " WIN
Pr1ut's Printing Flk. ofeverv qua.
htyend price, in kegs and can
istars, oil every color. Litho-
graphic lnk, OF he ineAt quality,
constantly on hand.
Nil C,.,y- pri,,,ors, pI.,,,.
5sa1l. $1,000 80. .,,. ~
AMI coloroI Gard Boards, for
cutting to any slzl.
~ -s,i.r ,,.-.y. -.-.,I.,. -
. a.S+t C,1c ,- 1 -,,, ~ cam anu
D,-.s... - p.t. ~.
. . 80 ~ =, ,1,l. IN i zen
we, i''.,'y a,,4'l !, !, IL {. AM
sorns extra lperfne cod IA
giles and hOgul fancy Cards.
assorted plumbers.
BiBEegsI Si1-t eopsistirg Of
Boari,s Russia. Calf Sbss1 4, u.
- 49, ssibsr III ',Ai''
Knives r gIing ps1ss,,' 2 ,3ii,,-
Ink, SEWING Parchment and
Thread.
pgiaffar anil V1oL Ri,.yJf8s IF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

Removal,
1R GEO. KELLOGG, Homeopathic has Removed b Odiee
~ and Residence to No. AZ PERDID0 STREET near be Car
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoN.-Ihe returns Of the late
Congressional election in Mississippi are in from
all the counties ofthe State except Bolivar in the
Second District. In the First District Jacob
Thompson, (dem) has 1883 majority In the Sec
ond Featherston, ldem.) has ,OS7 majority. In
the Third District, VIM. Melville, (dem) has 81
majority, and in the Fourth District A. G, Brown,
(dem.) has 4, 100 majority. In the Legislature the
democratic majority is SO on joint ballot as follows
Senate 20 democrats 10 whigs-majority 10. In
the House % democrats 30 whigs-maiorty 25.
Together 50 democrats 46 whigs-msjority 50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-01

Is The Eastern mail due yesterday failed from
beyond Baltimore.