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Brilliant Mnsieal festival.
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
Pianist to the Emperor Of Russia, and
MADAME T.. OAILLY,
Chaute from Paris

Have
- that they will give GRAND GALA
HSnr@rTTH3k CONCERT at the
VRsE% ARMORY HALL,
- UT" on FRIDAY EVENING, Marchu 81 u y
23d on novel and unprecedented Of grandeur
- The distinguished vocaists Madame CAsiNI ME-
GREEN Mr. HELF first Carionete of the grand
HsmbGarg and Mr. NoREs have kindly erd
valuable assistance to Mr. STRAKOSCH and Mad CAlLLY
Grand and Splendid ORCHESTRA containing Forty
musicians and Amateurs III New Orleans, will also appear
cal Director and Conductor Mr. G. SCHMlTT.
II Mr. sTRAKOsCH will play, amongst pieces for the
hrs time IN New Orleans the celebrated "Concer
y M de Weber, accompanied by full Orchestra by
La Sylphide," Fantasia Romanque and the Ii ii
olka.' "
Madame CALLY will sing amongst pieces the famous AR
from "Semiramide The Grand Duo Norma
Madame CAslNl Aria Va ditele from Robert Devil
10y particular requestb "Casta Diva, from Norma
The Orchestra will Overture. from Mr.
SUMMIT the second composed expressly fer this Festival
GB 1ckes, One Doar-to be had
1a Gentlemen are requested Tickets previous
evening Oh ue concert IN order Confusion
at Concert will commence at half past O'clock
~ The Hall uiA be Spendidty Illuminated > mhI9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

PITTsBURG, March ID, s P. MA young man by
the name of John Orr, arrested in Pittsburg on
the 18th, in the act of setting fire to the Exchange
Livery Stables.
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STILL ANOTHER CHANCE FOR CALIFORNIA
The splendid bark Montgomery, Capt. J. G. Smith,
leaves for San Francisco tomorrow evening. We
are informed that she is the first land some say the
besD vessel going to that land Of gold. Capt.
Smith has made several voyages to the Pacific,
and has, Of course, the advantage of knowledge
Of the way, as well fine vessel, well found, and
every thing requisite for a pleasant voyage. The
Montgomery lies at post No. 6, Cd Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

MAYOR OF DETRoIT.-Chares Howard, demo-
crat, is elected Mayor Of Detroit by 1876 majority,
the first Mayor of that complexion seen there for
five years. The wing candidate was Buckminster
Wright. Six of the Aldermen are democrats and
three wings. Last year it was inst the reverse.
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FAST DAY.-Gov. Dana has set apart the 9Th of
April next, to be observed throughout Maine as
day of public humiliation, fasting and prayer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

TOWN MEETING IN QUlNcY. The town Of
Quincy, at meeting held on the 9Th inst, voted
to instruct the Seectmen to refund to the commit
tee the sums paid by it for the expenses of the fI-
neral of the late John Quincy Adams.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

STATE ELEcTIoNs-On Tuesday, 18th inst, an
election was to have taken place in New Hampshire
for Governor, members of Congress, and Legisla-
ture; and on the l4th, special election for Gov
ernor in Arkansas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

SENTENcE.-The negro who committed an out
rage upon little white girl, near Jamaica, L. L. a
short time since, has been sent to the State prison
Cor life
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Diedt


On Tuesday evening o'clock JAMES, snY seh u John
and Anna Andrews, aged 30 months. . ..,r
f7 His funeral WIFI place THIS AFTERNOON, at haii
past O'Clock, residence Of his PARENTS near the corner
Enmn and ST. Joseph The friends Of the family invited
TO attend the funeral, without further notice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

Mrs. ELLETr's Play" Walter Raymond ,
was presented by Mr.. Murdoch at the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, for the first tme on the 10th
inst, and was warmly approved by large audience
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DuNcAN's IsLAND.-Since the commencement
OF the works at Bloody Island, says the ST. Louis
Union, Duncan's Island has been fast washing
away, and the present high waer is carrying il of
at rapid rate. We may, in the course of very
few years, expect to the channel occupying it,
old course along the main shore on this side
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

THE Observation-Disclosures new boat, the Bostona,
has arrived in port She is from Louisville, and is
commanded by Capt. E. T, Dustin. The Bostona
is furnished in style of elegance rarely surpassed
and has bathing rooms both for ladies and gentle
men. These and her other accommodations for
passengers, will make her a most agreeable boat to
travel upon. Her dimensions are as follows: 266
feet in length, "a feet beam, with II feet depth
of hold. She has two engines and doctor
with 26a-inch cylinders, and feet stroke; wheels
81 feet, and IA feet buckets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

ns- We have received the American edition of
the Edinburgh Review, and Blackwood's Maya
zine for February, from Weld & Co., and we are
requested to say that this firm has received the sub
scrbers' copies of these, and the London Quar-.
ferlv efc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

90 Messrs. George Evans of Maine, Payne of
North Carolina, and Smith of Alabama, have been
nominated to-day as Commissioners for the adjudi-
cation of the claims of citizens against Mexico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

WASHINGTON RUMoRs.-A friend has handed
us the following extract of letter, dated at Wash
ington City on the 18th. We We're not previously
aware that the name of our late Senator had been
mentioned for the Mission to France; or that Col
Kinney, of Texas, had been urged for the appoint
ment to Mexico. The gentlemen named possess
the very important qualification of speaking the
language of the people among whom they would
be officially placed-in our opinion, very essen
tial acquisition to enable the Minister to render
efficient service to his country:
This city is througed with oficeseekers and rumor is
busy parceing out the different offices among the friends of
the new Administration. Abbott Lawrence and Daniel
Webster both spoken of for the Mission England and
Henry Johnson of Louisiana, for that to France The
name of Col H. L. Kinney, of Texas mentioned con.
nection with the Mission Mexico This Is only rumor
but the known friendship subsstng between him and Cen
Taylor and the services rendered by him to latter
during the war with Mexico gives the appearance prob
ability His perfect knowledge of the language and man.
ne of the Mexican people, and his acquaintance
with most of the prominent of that country point him
out peculiarly fitted for that post and think the ap
pontment would be very popular one.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

SUPREME CoURT-Among the decisions report
ed in our paper to-day will be found an important
one relative to the constitutional right of slaves to
be tried by jury, when charged with crimes.
Also decision to the effect that creditor, whose
claim has not matured, may sequestrate the pro-
perry on which be has a privilege, whenever he
can make and sustain the affidavit required by
lazy. We believe this IS the first case in which
the point has been decided by the Supreme Court.
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Scientific and Miscellaneous Books

~ Lately received NewOreens
Warehouse, IA CAMP STREET
Woodcroft's Origin and Progress of Steam Navigation
Whitock's Painters and Gaziers' Guide
Duf's Single and Double Entry Book Keeping.
Krke's and FACETS Manual of Physiology
Motifs Chemical and cutie with fan, ,,
dred and twenty three illustrations.
Rankings Abstract Vol. ~, No. q for January, $780,
Morton's Human Anatomy -
bonan's Introduction TO Practical Chemistry. .
Ciegg Practical Treatise Manufacture and n
Coal Gas. VOL 8vo.
Aandails Sheep Husbandry. Edited by J. s. skinner
Heyaen's Dictionary Of Dates and Universal R<<rence
Household Education By Harriet Martineau.
shaws Outlines Of English Literature
Mysteries of City Life. By James Rees
The IEoian. By David Bates.
A Week at Chenille. By a PhIalelptia Infv
Partners for Life Christmas Story By Camilla TouIoiu
Griswoid's Female Poets Of America
Adsrs New German and English Dictionary
mhl9 6td ltW / a s,rFEf "A c.
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OF Major-General John E. Wool, of the United
States Army, is now on a visit to Washington CITY
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BEARER OF DIsPATCHEs.-Lieut. F. B. Rem
shaw, q. S. Navy, bearer of dispatches from the
U. S. legation at Lisbon and London, arrived in the
America from Liyerpool,
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CAUTION,

CAUTION,
HEkEBf caution the public not to harbor or trust nv
= VINE MARf, as shall not pay any debts of her con-
Fhses County Tppsnry Ireland and resides near the
fith Wand Coffee house, Old Basin. Epoueh for The
present. lmha st'l NJ, sCULLY, oId BS In, me
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

The RIvER-We learn from Capt. Buckner, OF
the steamer Defiance, from Cincinnati that the
Ohio and its tributaries are rising. In the Wabash
river the water is higher than ever before known
being at Terre Haute % feet above low water mark
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

ST. THoMAs.-A commission has arrived at St.
Thomas for the trial of the slaves implicated in the
late insurrection. They came with the new Gov
srnor of the Danish Islands, who brought also $50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

'oLGARITY.-They are making lion of Hyer
the puglist, in Boston. He appears at the Ma
tonal Theatre
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SHIRTS, CRAVATS, HANDKEROHIEFS, ETC.
SuperfDe all linen Shirts stitched SO to 50
Superfne muslin Shirts linen and collars. 90 to rs
Feb bingham Shirts Silk and Linen Handkerchief
Hickory check and Negro Shirts Handkerche.
Merino flannel gauze brown Linen and Silk Gloves
white and pink UDdershIs and Black Kid Gloves
Drawers. Cotton, meriIio and linen half
Silk Undershrs and Drawers.
Silk and gngham Umbrellas,
Italian and French black sill Also,
Crayats. Trunks, Vases Carpet Bags, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Goodyears paen and warranted stand
hot climate --aF.f-
India Rubber Paeos sacA Capes, Pouches Camp Blankets Can
teens Souwese Piano Covers, Drinking Cups, Travelling
Bags Texas Leggings Haversscks Short Leggnsg Provision
Bags, Long Wading Boots, Life Preservers &c., &c.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
mhl7t No. "a Magazine street.
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OHIO RIvER.-The river on the eveninc of the
18th was recedng slightly. On the falls there were
about eleven feet water.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

The RAcEs-Bingaman Course.-To-day may
be said to be the opening of the Spring Meeting
this justly popular course and with prospects bril-.
liant beyond compare in the annals Of the Southern
Turf The arrivals of horses from different Sec
tons, within the last few days, warrant US in this
assertion. There are now upon the ground,
armed for the fight and eager for the Fray" not
less than sixty horses well known to fame by bat
ties won in many hard-fought fields. Among them
may be named Veryier, Little Emily, Doubloon,
Louisa Jordan, Topaz, Telegraph, Gallatin, Eolus,
Voucher, Error, Charmer, Mary Bo,cen, Nadir,
Jenny Lind, Little Mistress, Sarah Warren, Vindi-
Gator, La Debutante, Black Satin Old Jesse, Reue-
nue., Ann Hughes, Jumping Mulet, as having won
desirable reputation and hosts of prizes for their
owners. With such an array, we must look for
brilliant contests during the coming week.
To-days race promises great interest, there being
three entries for the purse, for which we must refer
our readers to the advertising columns.
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JENNY LIND TO BE MARRIED. The London
Morning Post states that Jenny Lind is to be mar
red to Mr. Harris. the son of banker.
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% Edmund B. Glascock, Postmaster at Au.
gusta, Ga, has been reappointed
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ILLINOIS CANAL.-The Illinois and Michigan
Capal will be open as soon as the LIST Of April.
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G- We are obliged to the officers of the steam
boats Peytona, California and Hannibal, for late
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See Third Page for Cry News, &

NJ Ex-President Polk is expected 10 arrive this
morning from Mobile. Suitable preparations have
been made for his reception, and we have no doubt
that men of all parties will unite in giving him a
cordial welcome TO the. Crescent City. II the
weather prove favorable, as appearances At the
time we write indicate, the procession which will
turn out to do honor to the Ex-Presdent will be
quite a brilliant affair
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BURGOYNE g. co.
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

San Francisco, Upper California,
Are prepared to receive Consignment dispose the best
advantage Merchandise of description shipped their address,
attend to the consignment of vessels and general
Banking business. -. They refer
nesers' nuuhsel W hite o. 20. New Orleans.
M Balsto" o. rope New York.
$3.50, f 9. IaeIoh o. Co. Philadelphia.
pn. o1lttmgs' Baltimore
MI HSh1nan, Esq. Cincinnati.
imam w. ou,l, Esq Louisville.
uroge buchanan q Co.. st. Louis.
NJ hgisiot omn San Francisco.
5oi washington SewaL, u B. San Francisco
mh20 ct MAiINSEI WHITE T. co
tV Caro.-We have great pleasure in recommend.
ing both at home and abroad BURGOYNE
VINO are about to establish Banking House at
san Francisco California. From knowledge their honor
S anu MEANS We feel assured that business
their care will meet with prompt attention. mb2o9t
i>e~oHeahs, FEB. Is, 1872 MAUNSEL WHITE g. co.
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TO THE LADIES.
THoRN,s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF co.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARiILA

eases o naee remedy ever discovered for that class Of d.
ass neen ound servceabe The enormous tbs
rs o the lasf four years. certain criterion o.
- Immense Unity has acquired the
a Europe has been examined approved Of sanctioned
OF the profession. ~ ~ ~
h augmentation this preparation enjoys all Others -
, portaDe iorh-put up po'she which Do
sxen being both easy and peasanits natuev 20
esuctoh IN et or confinement from daily Travellers
Especially Tod ma this medicine highly useful and ought never
unPtoyueu with preparation Possessing wbn
the present one combines Accompanying he mecioe is pmpb
OF me different Of the disease zn
u and ample directions mercury
TspsIed ~ Thorn. Chemist London, tor sale
NEW Oieans mars ym2dp
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ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No. Al MAGAZINE STREET.

Have the largest stock of
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
at Retail in Orleans, which they the attention of
purchasers ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY.
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s.ofT Meetings This Evening.

FINN DEGREE TEMPLE No. l, at Temple Hall, No. 5o75
Canal street, at o'clock.
PELICAN DIVISION No. at Pelican Hail. Common
and st. Charles sts., at halt past ].
OCEAN DIVISION No. g. at Unity Hall, Marigny Build.
ings Third Municipality. at halfpast7.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. TO- at Gretna. at hall past7
~ Sons of Temperance.-There will be an Open
Meeting and Banner Presentation by Olive Bsnsh onlo NO
Daughters Temperance Division No. Sons
the Methodist Church, Agers, THURSDAY
ING March go which the members Of the Order Masnoa
No. D. of and the public generally respectfully seu
attend Two speakers engaged for the OCCASION
~ Services o'clock.
mh20 JAMES A DUNKiN, Secy Com. Arrangements
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CLOTHING AT COST.

=
To close Winter Goods offer balance stock
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST. FOR CASH. comprising elegant and weIescd
assortment Of Fine Goods made the best and Of all Tho
most fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: Of Brown, Olive Blue Black Cloths.
SACK COATS of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds..
SACK PALETOTS: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OVERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLoAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: Of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS OF Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French CassmsIe
Fancy Satin and Silk White Marsles, very rich Ball Vests.
DRAWERS: Of Silk, Merno, Lambs WOOL Flannel Cotton.
Linen, etc.
UNDERSTANDS of Silk, Merno, Lambs Wool, Flannel, Cot
ton etc. etc.
ROBES DIES CHAMBREs: of various styles qualities.
GLOVES: Jouvns Kid Of all coo Merno, Silk, Cashmere Buck
skin,
CRAVATs aud sCARFs beautiful assortment Of and
new style goods.
foGkEr HANDKERCHIEFs Half Hose suspendes Umlae.
wardrobe. fo
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
arnf( Ewrha
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ia as svepuve-The Picayune says that CeanIine.s
and AZ 1ss Of cAolra Clean UNDERsHKTs
80. Ens SOCkS, ETC., be obtained both good and
SRIesp a. LEiGhToNs Gendemen Furnishing store No
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Do LIAR GOLD PEN.
Il good GOLD PEN L

u COCA EOLD FEW and StUer Case Nth Pencil for
ONE DOLLAR!
II These Pens are guaranteed and points come off by
ar usage the purchaser exchange for one with
OUT extra charge S The price which Pens are sold
makes them really cheaper than Steel PENS
sou ny GUINNESS g. BUSH, 10 Camp at.
mh2O Ct Dea,srx !, Gotta D. 40,
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of an Inc Treat Kennedy of the Age-The attention
our called TO the advertisement oil Mor..
N thur tss Dors oo which v. be found another
n1Sn yet discovered Sold by kuSTE A. IA IL
S0S~' D1"gsa" and Psrtumsrs, ITO Poydas Il fsla adp
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49, Snangers IN tn CITY, see Dr.. b. F. MOLLEN,s
very i hi. IS sas. cSumq ss H.. He
49, " 10A' ~ % custom gu Q
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
u Now Exhibiting in The STATE HOUSE. Canal street, THE
STATUE OF
THE GREEK SLAVE"
hhibiTlON Open Daily Sundays excepted from ga NJ to
~ F. NJ t1 Abundance IS Season Tickets Al Pamnb
lets 10 fvoof
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Steamboat Departures This Day.


StCeHuOot departures HIS Days
svszE ADyEATLsEMENrs ON THIRD PAGE
Pittsburs UNITED STATES, Caldwell 4P. NJ.
Res ok Ris se CREOLE. W Wilson PM
a'f HfRAN ksase;ss sass: P M
F Tsso nssr River INNE pox Dnv Nm
r wnsis JoHN APA ms Jones T. NJ
sssuaF ss
Bay THURSDAY, 22d ns il OclocE NJ passage
nhsi KIDDER, DEsHoN & CO., 80 TchOupi,Oua, st.
The R RssrNse Raehs Amazen Pqsip
@ Pna Mouth Of Cold Water TaSs Isc
mh2l 7. B. SMITH. 90 Magazine st.
Mail Iohn % MGas.das SnPa
positively from f''fAs ''ie aYpE oGLEsBy l2 Poyda.
NIB Passenger. will pleas. be on board at the above hour m
S15 ps
er Pamela and all anns on Tlhatf5es River
tw Red River Packet RockaMay0 0IH fine light
at oclock p NJ for Shreveport Grand EcOre
G %ai IL loot 0' T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
Red RyeE Pafks sh
mhai 1'' '' ''' + SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
The Josiah lawrence GaDt s.;i s;
mh2 ai'0' ''''''A'' r B. SMITH, go Magazine st.
H Bark Della Chaplin, MsNesr. from NswYo,k. If il
now dischagng at Post 49, Second Municipality Consgnees will
Leyee. Consignees the follow
ing goods-A j. Louf, box Order, 25 bb cider Bovine
g. Smith, cask D. T. Gard, box: Allen Paine casewil
residences the dhargng clerk the Leye
pay charges undersigned they will be stored their
expense and risk
nh2I JOHN w. ANDREWS g. CO. 81 Common street.
II" Cargo from Wreck of Bark Due d'Orlesns.-
Consnes Cargo originally shipped Have on board the bark
P the
mhl6 DEWEY & CO., 81 Gravier st.
TT A Card-St. Charles Theatre-MH. MELINDA
JONES would respectfully inform her friends and the public that her
LAST BENEFIT will take place WEDNESDAY March q,
will presented Buwers much admired Play of
THE LADY OF HYONS.
Claude Melnoe particular desire Mrs Jones.
Col Damas. Mr. ChIppendale.
Faulne otuaIt
After which, the laughable Farce of
DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR WIFE TO LAFAYETTEf
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New TowBoAr DEFIANCE.-The fins, new
steam-towboat Defiance, Caak Buckner, built at
Cincinnati for the Independent Towboat Company
of this city, arrived yesterday from Cincinnati,
having made the trip, with full load of freight
drawing eleven feet water-and under the disad-
vantages arising from the stiffness of her ma
chinery, in 100 hours, running time. The Def
ance was built by Hazen & Co., Cincinnati Her
dimensions-17O feet keel, % feet beam. IL feet
hold. The engine was built by George Shields,
and has 35-inch cylinder, and feet stroke. She
is fitted with two of Montgomery's patent boilers,
II feet long, feet wide and IL feet high The en-
CINE is powerful and splendid, and the boilers are
said to have performed admirably. We under
stand that several engineers who came down on
her speak with unstinted praise of the boat, en-
CINE and machinery, and that they intend to make
report of the trip. This will be looked for with
much interest, especially on account of the EVIL
dence it will furnish to the great saving of fuel
made by using the Montgomery patent boiler in
stead of the ordinary boiler.
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TT Our Readers are TeoussfeI tn motto. ,ne ,dysdl,e
msn o WlSTARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY JEW
DAvOs PLASTER, the page Of our rsper These
css.t remedies are sold only BY sC0V MEAD Chsr
@ee~ all
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Nil. Wilson'S CoxcEEr.--The lovers of song
who were fortunate enough to be at Mr.. Wilson'S
Concert last evening had rare entertainment
The Hall was not quite as well filled as we had
expected to see it, though there was goodly num-
Der in attendance. Mr.. w. was received with
great applause, and well deserved it. His style is
calculated to please all who have taste for purely
natural music and he not only sings, but acts OF
nooes appropriately to the song, and also gives a
short description Teach piece. The beautiful bal
lad, Young Lochinuar," from SCOTS Mar
mion"-" The Land O. heiLeal," and the old song,
" There's nae luck abaut the house," seemed par
culary to draw forth the expression of pleasure felt
by the delighted audience. Mr.. w. will sing again
on Thursday evening, and we hope to see the
Arfnory well filled.
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Correspondence of the Ureste,tt.

Debate Roman .4dirs in tie French 9ssemblyL
Edpoleon's Satary-Rem0pat If the Bonnet Rouge
.4nOther .NeU York .Marder-.4rrest of Shsa-7Ae
Cholerd-1he Steamboat Senator for San Francssco-
4erf0I Packet f;or Cny;fo~n;1