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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

Ray LfkE NUMBER
or CoDEY'5 LADY'S BOOK.
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for Ctldr-u's Dresses Thirty ls encra ing. Pu-
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IN FT ASCE 1f ssrrcfs oi n Sca. ~
.flrt aat.c- a--oy Ey.D . a. f.f,oc. - %
ssansf JOHN WAGSEk a- n ~ cv ot ~ 70. -
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w. GILBERT, Auctfonsof.
lY a. sTOCkfNG-win sell d public emotion, on
tDWEDNEsDAY, April %, d 10 O'CLOCK, m 81 IlE
Chatham ons Pssflst sl the rsmsining vaps
VI furniture ~ esbinst mshefs srpgup
sness consisting IN part of soss sole bedstesds marble
top and pier tables mahogany tea end bfeess do
and mahogany chairs burssus bsstseds &c nc
and great variety too numerous 70 mention Catalogues
ready. eN uS
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HALIFORNIA MINERS DEPOr, 30 Broad
whr-rerfna aneutly established ior California LGde-
gor Psi Machine The Submerged Whr!ng
Pan ard other superior Gold Wssh-rs co1Yeai'n' ioi
rnn. rerua9s. aso the best Mo@rs Pump, snd Al good
appanc-s f1r mining ~hcn nan1fsnfed oy ne SuD-
,crber ho has had considerable exprenc- IN NE goa
region oi Georgia sl4isVl NALIA-A u W oSo.'-
PRESERVED MEATS
FOR CALIFORNIA
Tf.HF BEST ARTICLE 20 tae country "a he way oi pre-
A ,erved rroy.sors are hoss put n1 1y
THOMAS KESSETr co
mis- 1ns VI.'7 - oil''tY
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~ Al aAs-ri % AStofi.easnis sef ~ ua ss pot
paid o. fies Vsl not b taken or II c< Crsoe
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LIVING ORATORS IN AHdERIcA.

LIVING ORATORS IN AbI ERICA.
DU5LtSHFD THIS DAY. Liv.rg Orsiofs 10 America
b. = A. aro1r suihIr Of Drsfors of sha American
Rsvol1unr.' Vol l.n.1 ~ 10 Forrsts Iis work -l-
braces S.oar raqhcal sserl-, q s1rh Webster.
Gay. Everett. B~n'cn. Frrs!J- HrOIts. CEhJUr. Cor
We &C wiih ysis ri their poser of eoqlenc- ~
srsi,d hy picLs zfacls from ther Creates sp~ec
Rufe Lsiers, sud 'he Records Of Thought u Leisure
By y 7 WINE vol l1no
fl-y ar- ert;sl r t'f-r 9sst -tyea fc@t- a1i Eacs
An1rf I've J0Hr7s.
gor5er Warfare OF New York or Anns. Of Tryon Couu-
~ hy Hol ". W Cam ph-i. I vol i2mO. Price 81.
li budget e Colrs Rsrnlti.nsrg
fN y Trnur-
The Complete WorEs Of Rev.J Macon, D d edited by
bic fo1. Rev. Ebene4s Hasou ID d. yo.s Syo. with
p1rrsit
Here Lnte ard There JiLe. The suihor OF Peep
Of Dsy,"" Line rou Line &c iGno Fourth edition.
BAKER 4 sCRiBNER Sc Park-ro~
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GOLD LHAFAND DENTISTS GOLD fOII'
REMOVAL The Subscriber aa< removed bs msDo.
a. Wv "a Cbureb.,l } L. WAUGY,
"a fri,. Pfececs God Bes!er.
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HOMEk MORGAN, Auclionesf
uOUsEHOLD FUhNlTunk, PlANoyokIn,
I1PIEE GLASSES, kc THURSDAY, April 10
O'Clock OF SIS Founh-sI between Avenues and u, mo
sne furniture In The house. will he sod st suction. con-
prns every article requisite for Keeping The nf-
nlures In prime order and city msds. Also, superior
pisnOforts. sIs sus
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A q. TUrTLE, Aucn0nesf
CENTEEb HOUSEHOLD FUkNlTutk..
NA e. FUTILE viii cell si suction on Tht htpAf,
26lh, at 10 O'CLOCK, a IA West Twsnty seeofd.s, oeu
Ninth avenue the orniue OF family removing rom The
city, consisting Of Brussels end thfsepIy cspesns ms-
hoxany sofas and dysns dressing bureaus and wadfobs
china and gsss sosr and msnte ismps, NC Also,
kitchen furniture, with which the sale VIII eommenes
Terms cash No Hs
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CHELSEA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
y The samr-r tern q his irs;iufion vii rouu~nce Gu
lrcsy April 81 For psrcculsrs circular whch uty
Be ont.n-d 81 he lnStrl.-. ~ Vet N1egeeuihs
a-56g- ,. II BEON y. A. n Principal.
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BROADWAY
CHITTEHDrr BLISS \ co.
xIILL OFFER At THEIR NEW STORED Bfoa4
w Way. on Monday, ths 23i, lost. Lsrge stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Embracing
10 packages perfectly frssh Foreign goods
go bs.es heavy Brown shsetnss, chap
Aso.
jo pcs al green Giughars.
$50 pcs beE pisin linen Gnghsms
Next below Trinity Ci,fch. s4obas
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Il SCHOOL AGENCN-i.4 Ns'sss,s, ~ ~
I. NGrssa-s.. amer May J. Ihe fesl..es 81 -
Of teachers in eve ~ department who have orriA-o
in he o@.s ,chools colleges snd families n MS eoe.ry
sui In Furore Postpaid letters answered oy ch'ual
: ~ s,u rsrti-,lsrs n WILCOX. Propr-tnr- = y.
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TIoUsRUUuD FTKNITUHE, GENERAL
IIAssORTMENr.-COLE i Chiffon viii cell 81
suction on WEDNESDAY, April zo 81 10 oeioeh, o. ~
ChsmbsFss tho furniture In the shove hoass, comprising
Hakos any piano sofss ehsis lawyers booh case large
sze bodssds looking glasses csps,s China and elass
ware ether with variety Of ohar housshod Articles
Catalogues al the sale. tl5D al ous
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y. y snOW, Aaeuoneer

~ L.. SNOW desiring not 10 lssvs his family fos Cen.
.ornia ct present respectfully solicis share Of public
patronage The Auction and Commission line, which b.
will be ppy to reesive a 81 Ans-ss he VIII give me
fsrcept intoxicating quors and real essis u pvsis of
In any part Of the city He viii also purchase
secondhand furniture Advances msds on eonsisnm0nn
settemsnls prompt In every instance.
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SsS 40 IkT.-A small private family having q hand
III. some house, In hne neignborhood near oy wv
1A .ta,. route. wish to let three ogr rooms to neat
family Of two three grown persons, NJ very moderate
itu' ~ as 81
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BosIoS, April lSZBrokcrs boards shares Boston and
Maine Railroad 1884 do. Boston and Worcester Railroad
l do. ftchburg Railroad 10; do Portland Saco and
Portsmouth Railroad 49, do Western Railroad 1884,; IL
do do l31H IL do. do 1913 do. Old Colony Railroad 75SS
y do Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, s do Win
hssemmet CO. so 10 do Essex Co.. 1876 do Exchange Bank
!5 SlW0 Old Colony Railroad Bonds, 30. By Anction-0
shares Western Railroad 1915 do. Northern Railroad 90
do Essex Railroad, 49, do. Boston, Concord
Railroad, 75t do, Plimpton Branch Railroad ~; do.
Boston Theatre sM 70 do Merchants Bank, l0ls 81
Traders Bank. 95ls Ml; do. Newton Bank .ri, $50
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Bond payable
1852, with coupons Ssi April I7Brokcrs Second Board
= shares Boston and Providence Railroad boo el 10 do
Old Colony Railroad 1886 ~ do do. bgO rs; 10 do Western
Railroad bGO. lO44 do. Vermont Massachusetts Rail-
road, 445a.
BALrIMoRr, April 1s-sloo0 United States 6s 81 lO,f
$1,000 do. do lOia $1,000 do. do llOii spn do do ,
llo sico baltimore aud Ohio Railroad div BIDS 100 d.
-; SlOV DO do. do 80; Sl0O do do. d. S5 % shares
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, do. Az 10 do do. Do 4Oi
20 do DO do H54 70 do. do. do H5t 10 do do do 4Ol
do. Baltimore and Washington Railroad - >A'
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On wednesday morning, the 18th inst, Of peuritc
abscess, AMELIA Ann ELzABrrH aged III years and
days, eldest daughter of William and Amelia Turner
ne friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Friday afternoon at four o'clock
from thcir residence. III Chrystie street
AZ his residence. at Wards Island New York for
merry OF Greenwich, Conn, Of apoplectic 1T of the
ungS Mr. OLIVER PALMER, in the 10th year Of his age
ms remains will be taken to Greenwich Conn for
ihteimeht. tomorrow Saturday.
Connecticut papers please copy
On hurtday morning. Goth inst after n pa n full and
protactcd illness, Mrs. CLARrss. LArscn in the esd
year Of her age.
ne relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral, from the residence Of her
law George Canheld No 81 Cannon street. this after
noon " rday), at two o'clock. Her remains will be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetry
On wednesday, 18th inst, SrrpurS WILSON, in the
18th year OF his age
lis relatives and friends and the friends Of his sons,
oamue ana John J are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, from No. 20 Vandam street, this
Fnday) afternoon, at four o'clock without further in
vitation
On "wednesday evening, 18th inst, Of commissions,
hpRtArcg second of Albert O. and Eugene A.
Bagley, sged years, months and rs days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Niagara-Rcv DR. rockingham y
hrkiay ana lady, III Woods Geo Baker, G. + ParkInan A
BALDWIN, Baldwin, Charlton 4 Groom OF IIoston:
Muggns OF Cambridge, Mass; Francis OF Lowell; WIZ,
Nogt OF webster Mass; Capt Schenley lady three
ana ~ servants; Mrs Bell Miss Bell Mr Howe and ady
'ss noWe Mr Bruee and lady, Alfred Irrge Fairman
etcc, llatt II Jaeger, - Nicholson w Stansfeld.
,hasc II Lippold, Sheldon Ely, BELL c Bamforth
horgan Mrs Morgan, Miss Morgan, Chas Anthony Ro-
ssenhaum Rosenfcdt, - Nolan j W Dcnnison, v Cohen
Il Wcehel Schrowler = BaundahI schefer, iiurehari
kesse Jno Cameron, Frazier - Thompson II 1;utman
scott OF y York + Senatt BENZ Marshall w Beniomn
" kantenlGrg and lady, Hight and servant logan
MRS Blight Miss Blight Master Blight Bart1n DR. J,arton
ana lady, OF Philadelphia Brown Of baltimore urs ~
Harper Of Virginia; Manuel ID Osma, Washinrton no.
Carruthes ~ Savannah; De Saulles and Cobcn oT N
orleans; Mrs Frazer and maid Canada; y Monpne ~
hlge Ialmn and Geo Brown " Cuba; Mr. Dav Of vons
frnhcei John uuuroc, lady and maid servant
ihts hey Maearcus Of Ireland; ily Grosett of Lon
scotiard; Miss blackwell, blackwell of Entaod; Sta
W. h.Jor bunker = ikinsOn Lady I'oure Mrs Jacobs
dc IA Smmtali arilps Erla,a Octavns Wear i,royn
,hsthuIc, g. .nthlcrt, - hltahams, UacLcclnie of
EnFIatd, and y hackeclnic NJ dv-lfhl "
70, halish-Mrs 81 Wombalt, Miss Cupard DIR Coeh-.
I'm r.s'rs IN Thornton W Ihorburn JAS Furiong A DO
turtis-ll. Total, 10. e'' ''"" "ih''r' '""
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tenp..s,e- u. -. -.
A. ah" Or Jones and lady children aud servant
vi ".o i." ana lady Mics Jua cdcn Miss Laura Bel
a wv, "ysTs Thompson Thomas Wash john Nj
ehoi, "miney, John Howe l. Shuman l. schwarty O.
t'fh"sL Hail. leG!s B'ni, DR. Winter5gttOm.
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@ ayTe FSf ts S
falsT Ejsrs;
pIas asans % oissSn s1S
SSni ;
ford saysnnsh Danhsm pimq3 Henrett% Thurs,on do;
DimOn; Delaware Briggs, Philadelphia Ruth, Stevens,
schrs-Mara Demins, Baltimore; American Wheeler Phi
ladelphia Hand Shaw Bramer do; Marion, Ellis do;
slOOps1Artist Hood. Taunton Matto Appleby, PrOvi-
dence.
British steamship Europa Lott tvsrPSo April and
sh 10 id, passed Isssi showing tsss
ss' Mn SHIP
sHssa
Princeton and Fdea "a Sllyhes% and Senator all from
Via
ship spartan Fisher AZ days Liverpool for Savannah
%s I'aa " ssfsi Hsyo 'S FA
as SisI' sn
brig bSnsSse H:hurty, John, MI Is day., to 4h.
caha aay: r vie5 maa Mar
18th lat 20 o. lon 50 IS, spoke schr NJ Bsrd from Csn
ITis Druid Ess.pOr) shaehfOrd, Porto cabello with
Brig John Lancaster, Loveand, Savannah, days. with
n l.
Brig olive Sumner Essport days with aths to sturgss
sfhs to sus'' N's''' Pr II
sear Melville (9f Westminster NG crabsrse Martinique
British sehr Mary Tyrell Halifax, ID days with fish. to
seII Vim ! Dayton, iisaman. Washington, NC, 8 days
schr Philadelphia, Rodgers Boston, days
Br schr James Braine Iren, Windsor, Ms via Now
port with plaster, to II Braine.
ssh: a G:@s: s SSi assss: 81 days.
sehr Delaware, Iiolbrook' Thomaston.
Br Elizabeth, Joyce Arehat, Ms, with mdsc to
Schr Challenge Reed. Eastport.
s sshr s. En Mary lf Gshs aay,
sehr undne, Penhsid, Thomaston.
sekr Patriot, Bucklin. Thomaston.
s sshr iprd f ssirGy, T Mim;nston
schr David Hale, Hudson, WILMINGTON, NC.
sehr Pinsa, Ketchum Nswbsrn NC so.., ,,.,
loss Of mainboom and gait ''N'''' f''
Sr hs EoE isas Gsn.. c cSn,ss% Bay
schr PARKWAY y nyai Leslie LEW Williamson, NC.
s sshT IIf hspis. S' iaaa
Schr Nahalla Brown Wellheet.
sehr Brookhaven, Burdoek Norfolk bound to Newport
Schr Marcia Weeks Washington, NC.
Sehr Julia Frances, Howand, Beaufort, NC.
Sloop Logger Williams Sturges, Providence
Below.
REs louis Walsh from card'n'' with sugar to S''ni'h
Also, 2 b"rhs and 'risss o,,.d.
Peel chaaT London; lyanh1s Fireman EN- atysrp9Sl St.
Esphemia for New Orleans; W Collins for sa2
leans; Iarks Hyperion. BENJAMIN West Indies Union Her
sy GlasgCx 6Iss GrH.tSae B1 for Cork Wilson Fuller
APRIL Ie-wi.d at sunrise. N; at meridian, Nj At
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Passengers Arrived.

,LvfRPooL, AND MISUNDERSTANDING EuRoPA-Mrs
BUR ana child, Mr. and Mrs Gomez Mr. rnd Mrs Colv Nc
ana Mrs Colngwood Miss Winans Mrs Nelson, Mrs Russell
MISS haxwell Messrs Callam, Morand, Barrett Wnan;
trno George Cogson Sterling, lIorris, Bucky, A
Millar, Joseph, horehead, Frestadius Frostmann
Dumas, Sopreno and servant. Edgcrton, W Cum
mings, Hadwell, Gordon, Lindsay Luttnen, IIenn and
friend Bishop Chanch and friend Nessrs Bright Washington
Morton, Gillespie Greenshields, J Pano, = Keoeh
doubleday, Foulds Pastor, Baker, Miss Strachan
hessrs Robert llathson Is Clark, Brown lady, and
child Mr. and Mrs Graydcn, farrand Laird DR. Lnpany
Faten, Bruse, Nonneverter CorkedclI Mr. and Mrs.
A Hay Lackwing whitaker Gregson, + Long Stewart X
A Price, Laport From Halifax-Mr and Mrs Lawson and
servant; hessrs Holman, Lamont sen, Lamont jun, q
Leary. -
MArASkAs-Bark Almira-Capt Charles Newton la,s Of
bark st Cloud, OF Philadelphia, lost Matanzns WV
sAvANNAii-Brg John A Lancaster-MrJ Elicit
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funeral from their residence, No. 20 Abingdon place,
day riday) ut three o'clock, without further hv
tation.
Alas how changed that lovely flower,
Which bloom'd and cheered my heart!
Fair heeting comfort Of an hour,
How we're called to part.
Oh, darling child. why hast thou fed!
So soon to dwell among the dead.
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Married.


On the 18th inst, at st. Thomas Church by the Rev
Henry Whitehouse, JULIAN X RozYSKowskI, to Miss
CLARA T. RILEY, both Of this city
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The GOLD FEVER IN HosprR.s-Wo have To-,
duras papers to the 10th March. They are dee,-
tnte Of news. AT Belize, the putting in of the Ca
hfonia steamer Galveston, in distress. had inno
many talked of starting of for the diggings. Seve
raj proceeded to Chagres with the advcnturers bv
me Galveston, among whom was the son of the
bntlsh Consul.-Bost0n IrauLLer, April H.
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MARITIME TELLIGENC
Port OF New York, April go, ls49.
Cleared.

:us saS.. Is HIGH Wafer II
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hLws PROM PoRT Az PRINcE-Schooner Eben
ntklnt, CsItaln Whelden. arrived at this port this
forenoon, from Port au Prince, 18th ult She brings
ia Nv vi importance. Business was very dull,
sions ior the maintenance Of the army. No relia.
pie intelligence had been received Of a ooliiso
De!ween me Two armes.-although news to that
49, 'o""", -iWH
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

appointment by the President.
Michael Musson to be Postmaster at New Orleans
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Steamship Falcon, Thompson, Havana; ships Sir Robert
George do Roscoe for Antwerp Emily Davis for st Crox;
Euphema, for New Orleans; Tennessee s) Collins for Sa
yannah Persia Robbins, Baltimore: Creole Foster New Or
leans barks Hyperion. benjamin West ndies Union, Her
Glasgow; briggs Gratitude Br for Cork Wilson Full lcr
Crawford, Savannah; Emily, do, and others.
APRIL l9-Wnd at sunrise, n; at meridian, N; at
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-27

toons Of black cloth also gave additional finish TO the
cuped BY The clegymen and the orator. was erected Of
most beautiful design and Immediately in front, on
the outside Of the railing was erected platform pro-
ing drapcry, upon which the coffin placed, which
was prepared by Mr.. Robert Renwick and trimmed with
suitable devices ~ the whole front front was brilliantly IL
reaching up TO the points Of each arch and presenting
appearance difficult to describe Beneath each ARCH as
e. s an sO
scene Messrs J. C. s W. Holland have the credit Of
doing the upholstering work.
rostru formed of elevated seats sufficient to con-
venienty seat six hundred persons, erected upon
which sat the reverend clergy, the Lederkrantz Musical
ASSOCIATION distinguished citizens, and number Of la
AT hafpast o'clock the corps Of Sharpshooers Capt
Lily accompanied byProf volandfs Brass Band. march
escortng the orator OF the day, officiating cergymen,
Forming ID front Of the building they proceeded to the
square In the following order:
Chief Marshal and his Aids.
1n sSc'i Rss Hon JSasi Lfs ob.,
Thomas sos B sssgsns
The Association Of Defenders Of Baltimore In 1874
The Mayer e. and City Council l q Baltimore
The companies and Of the United States light ar.
tllery. under the command Of COL Magruder and Can't
Ssdgwick. from Fort McHenry, accompanied with mar
- neses VI vo'y - .a'u nAo,e voy MANU-
~. s A ,s ssauon gu
c 80 az ~. J;v;s;o. MINUS was ~
Inc indcpenoem piuess zap. cnuu, paradcd q very
ne company aad were stationed in front OF the speakers
stand.
@ , coe 2, ra sl F hne%en DRY WIN a KOS nos
SacQ9 oene also marched from rederai nil ana took
he franklin Firs Company Of FelI's Point wa. also
Also, the United Fire Company, headed by their off.
cefs.
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons were
These were the only associations which we noticed
Os:sIy . di.ngash them in consequence Of the vast
the ground without music badges and banners to de.
signafe them
Al this tncture great masses Of the people. among
whom were large number OF ladies, pushed their way
into the square, completely occupying every inch OF space
IN that vast The from the stand above ex-
ceeded the great meeting held in the square in reference
10 the ss French revolution Indeed there s no doubt
shathce was larger number OF persons assembled than
s e. ss ssso n a.: .o.
exercises oil the occasion Were commenced BY the per-
t1.mso6e o. she p.ece OF music oy the Independent
occasion bv Professor A. Holland. 10 N''
Rev Henry " D. Johns, Of Christ Church, then aross
of Divine Grace "- "f'''r''-'e :" 'o0''''''
The Lederkrantz Musical Association then sang The
following solemn dge the music from Norma, and the
"0la' Oy WIN. r Preston, esq:
s,,,.. ~. ,,,a ~ s' =, D a' '.n,. ,.e
Noun me w Haa the Ssi Ssa .1f r esop':' se
Her western star, sssl Is set
Mourn. brothers. noun
Bright angels, while . we sin a,"'s' Pay
Approving bear away
Our theme TO heavens great King
The o,or Of d. oco..oa Hoo JaSs.
arose and pronounced IN an audible tone OF voice the fol-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
A LIBERAL, OFEER.

The Editor of the South Caropian makcs tho fol.
lowing liberal proposition, 10 those who may wish 10
take Columbia paper during tho approaching Session
oflho Legislature.
There he many persons in the country dcsi.
rous of obtaining an abstract Of tho proceedings
oGthe Legislature, dvcstcd of the valurlnss de-
tails its regular Journalism. We therefore
propose to furnish The Daily South Caroinan,
for the Session for Fifty Cents, or the Tr-Wcck.
ly South Caro'inian for Twenty-Five Cents, con.
tanning an abstract of the Proceedings of both
Houses, Messages, &c. Those desirous OF
avaling themselves of this oflhr will have their
names sent to us rs soon rs possible. They
will thus have not only the benefit Of a report
ofihe proceedings, but also of the current news
ofthe day, for the time being. This will EN-.
brace the Presidents Message and the early
proceedings ol Congress.
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DREADFUL CATASTROPHE.

A steamboat explosion occurred at New Orleans on
the l5, inst attended by the most horrible loss Of life.
tceg:aphic despatch in the Charleston Mercury says:
"The steamer louisiana bound for ST Louis, was Just
abou, starting, when her boilers burst, greatly nufng
the boat, and shaterg the steamers Boston and Storm
along side of her.
1.-THE Louisiana was crowded with passengers, as
was also the Storm which had just arrived. The Le.
vce after the accident, presented terrible scene, be.
ing strcwed with dead bodies, legs arms, and ,e
tilalcd remains Of the victims. Over fifty dead bodies
have been already found, and is yet impossible TO
certain the whole number lost, but it is supposed it
will amount 10 one hundred and sixty"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
THE CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,

THE CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,
Ought to be regarded as al enterprise Of more mag
niludc and II work of mure Importance than, we fear,
is generally supposed. Here is great responsibility,
and time alone, tell, for veal OF woe what the re-
suit is 10 be. The youth, the rising genera,on are 10
succeed us-thcy either perpe,uae our liberties
and Institutions Of anhilae those privileges and bene-
fits which we 50 gloriously enjoy. They, in future,
arc 10 be our Senator'S Legislators, and Governors.-
Upon those then, who have the of the rising gen.
elalion devoyes important work, that OF "tcuching
the young idea how 10 SHOOT" of training them up in
the way they should co. that when they are old, thoy
may not depart from it," 1t is certain that if the child
receives no moral and religious trainlng We have no
rcuson to expvct that it will be other than wayward
reckless youth, dssipuled ruined man-or it is eri.
dent that
" Education forms the common mind
Just as the twig is bent the trees inclined"
Tie pledge of KcrsLaw Section No. i, Cadets Of
Temperance, reads thus
..No member shall make, buy, sell as a bcrer
ooe. ana Spirituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider
NOR SHALL lie USE ToBAcco."
Certainly nu parent will object 10 their son
assuming this obgalion--no ono wants his son 10 be-
come drunkard Nor do they want them, we apprc.
beDd to learn the use Of Tobucco, 1t docs not follow
AZ matter Of necessity that boy, when he Is large
enough 10 manage piece Of tobacco, will use it, but
we find it so often the that youths learn this ut
school the first thing, and he is the biggest man who
can maslicatc the largest quantity Tile idea CT little
bows using tobacco is ridiculous one, but is never
,belcss true that great many do use it, The prac.
,ico is rapidly becoming prevalent and general, and
hence tho necessity for its being stopped.
Tobacco in and Of ITSELF may not be dangerous to
TG n, calculated 10 do the mischief which, aux.
iary TO other and grosscr practices it may do, bnt it
is likely 10 lead the youth 10 other and more serious
violations Of the moral law, and tho habit ii INDUCED
in. prepares and gra,ifcs tho appetite, and makes tbe
wav easier for tic indug gence in sPruous liquors,
and vcokens and lessons tho moral obligations which
are taught the child in infancy.
We hopo that every parent who feels tor tho vel
fare Of his child (and there none who do not we
apprcbend0 will at do their part 10 further the
great object which The friends OF morality and reform
have in yicw that Of preparing and training the minds
Of tina youth for the duties Of after life.