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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEs

F We invite attention TO stock of Sumner CrAr,
sistlny OF full and elegant of FINE GOOns M
the most fashionable style, consisting in part O.
DRESS COATS of Super French Drap d'Ee;
FROCK Goa rs, OF Drap d Etc and Cashnerets
P1LETOTS and SACS, of Drap d'Ete, Casbmersts n.
oMerino, Alpaca, Linen Gngham. Lusre Seersucsss =
BUSINESS C0LTEES and FR0cK c01Ts, Of Mem
paca, Linen, Seersucker, Lustre, etc. etc.
PANTS, OF French Drap d'Ete White and Fancy Drlu.
tiu, Seersucker, Check Linen, etc. etc. TS~
PESTS, of White and Fancy Maseies, Linen Maxim nc n
SRIRTS-Lnen, LINEN with Cotton Bosom Linen NH c.ss
Bosom, and Coored Linen and Cs,,ou Of supsnu g,E,
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS, of Gauss Flnpnd u,
Silk and Cotton Linen, Cotton, Lisle Thread, ETC. NJ
CRApATS Gloves Handkerchiefs, Suspsnder Drsniur Cv
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
NORRIS & WAY, "a Camp
leg 2dptie30 of Common. under Hewietv ExDsur
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BARGAINSl BARGAINS i,

Eg- The undersigned, having closed their lioad,s
the LIST Instant will still continue TO sell their deslabs 10y
GOODS at the present low prices. dbaf
We will receive from the North fresh Goods aurin, a.
months and be able supply customer with :, ~ fan
line she reasonable terms -susRm
Our assortment of IRISH LINENS, Linen shs.t -
Border Sheets Table Damask Damask Diaper Nantis Ks V
TALL expressly made ORDER suit ths ms-ts, Ds
appreciated by those wanting such articles by caus ~
ing the quail and price. ana araa
Our stock of MUSLINS and GINGHAMS ar. al g.
styles, If late importation, consisting part a, Em
JACONET Persian do, ORGANIZES Bnlsn,ins' y cds
ges, Razan Bareges, Mode coorcd do, together WITH " &
Cling hams. WIN s'e1Eys
je5 lm2dp P. a. 4. REILLY, cor. Canal ,na -,
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IL" Meeting in Aid of the Italian Republicans

~
The meeting the NewOIlea the
Republicans of Italy their present struggle establish for them
selves Free ms uons will assemble in the St. Louis Ball Room
SATURDAY EVENING, at halipa O'Clock The object
the the feelings reference
the Republican Italy, and extend what may be
effectively The meeting will presided
his Excelency the Governor with Mess. Walker 0coue
Kenr and Psche Vice Presidents aud addressed by
distinguished speakers. is2 3t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

GREAT MAII-The steamer NIAGARA which
sailed from New York on The 18th, took out mail
consisting of Twenty-Five thousand and fifty letters,
of which upwards of sixteen thousand were pre-
paid either in whole or mart
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.. Of +. Meetings This Eyen,,.

LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF Honor, No /. atyp
Hail. Tchoupitoulas. near Jackson street I SSiahsf
PEARL DIVISION. No 8. meets at Temple, No 81
street, at s O'Clock. va Csa
-. To- Morrop Morning
LIBERAL DIVISION No, II, at Pelican HAN
Charles and Common streets. at 10 O'Clock 'ofha
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

p,ohr.. tED euicipE.--Nalter Blair, Judge of
Isoos.s ,or Grafton Ceunty, ~ H., rommitied sui.
sMe 20 Tue 18th inst, near hjs fes;,,sn.. 10 pv
seessh. N, H. ivy 'eS''sa'e ~ s's'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

LEGAL DECIsIoN.--It has been decided in Louis.
vile, recently, that damages may be recovered for
loss occasioned by the fall in the price of goods
shipped, when the loss is caused by the neglect Of
the officers or owners of the vessel in which they
are sent, to leave port at the stipulated time.
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~ Friends of Harmony Lodge NJ

A. Y. MA Regular Meeting viii be held THIS EvFS 4
ING, O'Clock, for the tTshsac Of business TIL
vii. be meeting SUNDAY, june g. al o,.In
for the purpose OF celebrating the Anniversary Of oar
tro, st. John Members will take due notice snJ w
selves accordingly by order of HENRY siAONs g'sm Ia
js22 E. SALOMON,J J. w. ses,r.A
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WANTED: $500
A ENGINE and MILL FIXTURES. s i!a. 4 b
- - SUGAR KETTLES. Suitable for plana.'0ss isb
msnt on hasd and Is desroes 10 dispose Of ne ms9f
aad patghsseI By application 10 jos n s5sMsSS W.T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

MR.. CLAY GOING Nc,eru-A 1.,,o- :,
stain go = Revived in New York, from Ashland,
80, e. mat the writer, Henry Clay, may possibly
-. new York this summer, on his way to New.
port tor the benefit of his health
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

CALIFORNIA HOUSES - On Monday last the
steamboat Melodeon brought to this city, from ST.
Louis, thrty-three houses, which are now on board
the ship Medford, 10 leave in few days for San
Francisco. The dimensions and cost of twenty
seven of them as follows: Is by "a feet, s feet
high; two rooms; two doors; four windows
glass 10 inches by IL, IL lights in EACH The cost
In st. Louis was 1928 each amount of lumber in
$500 feet; freight from ST. Louis to New Or
-. az y 1000 feet-from New Orleans to San
r.sn.;s ~v eco No. 1000 feet. When delivered in
San Francisco the ma..s.-. and freight of each
house will cost $3.50. OF the rema.nlng six, three
are I6 by 30 feet each; one is 30 by 80 feet; one
80 by 40 feet; and one (warehouse) 30 by 80 feet
They were built in St. Louis, by Mr.. Albert Evans
Twenty-seven of them are the property of Dr. b.
F. Edwards, of st. Louis the other six belonged
to Mr.. Evans, their buder) but since his arrival
here he has sold three of them to a gentleman pro-
ceeding to San Francisco. Mr.. Evans intends be-
ing in San Francisco before the Medford arrives
there, to superintend their erection. 1t is the in
tention of DIR. Edwards to purchase a lot wherein
he will form square; or he will erect his houses
otherwise, as may seem most advisable.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE. "A requisition
for charter to organize a Society Tor Union) of
the Daughters of Temperance WAS received in this
city few days ago from Paquemine, parish of
Iberville The ladies in that place, seeing and ap
preciating the great good which the Sons of Tenn
perance are accomplishing, have praiseworthiIy
solved to lend them helping hand When the
ladies are for them who can be against them. On
the formation of that Union requisition for
charter to organize Grand Union in this State
will be forwarded Since the organization of
Nichols Division " in that place, in January last,
much good has been accomplished, and much more
is anticipated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

RISE In THE ALABAMA RIvER.-The steamboat
Sunny South brings to Mobile news of a twelve
feet rise in the river at Wetumpka. 1t was rising
also all the way down. Cornfelds in the lower
parta ERE occasionally under water
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

KENTUCKY EPISCOPAL COMMUNICATIONS
the lay delegates to this body, which met Frank
fort, KY, on the 3lst, the Hon. Henry Clay of
Ashland, The Bishops address and the parocla
reports showed a very surprising growth during
the mast Veal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

RECEPTION OF FATHER MATHEw.-At meet
ing of delegates from the several temperance organi
cations in Washington, it has been resolved to ap-
point committee TO meet the great apostle of tenn
perance at some convenient point between Wash
ington and Baltimore, and that procession be
formed at the depot to conduct the venerated guest
to his nuarfers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

ExEcUTIoN.-Thursday, the 9th of August, has
been fixed by the Criminal Court of Mobile, for the
execution of a slave named Ben, convicted for an
assault with an attempt to ravish white female
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

YIN LASS TO hEsIGN-The Nashville Banner
assures It's readers upon the most " unquestiona bs
au.norIy' that General Cass will resign his seat
III 'ne Senate rather than obey the instructions inn
posed upon him by the Legislature of ,,,,;o mn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

ILLiNoIs-A number of the papers in this State
calling on the Governor to convene the Legis-
lature in extra session, for the purpose of eecling
United States Senator in place of Mr.. Shields. The
reason urged is that the sessions of the LegsIa
ture but biennial, there can be no election until
the session of lS50-'5l, unless an extra is called
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

: fT Protec ton Hose Fire Co-The officers and men,
hsrs Of Pfoesiisa hass Fire requested to attend
llar Monthly waiting ans Cleaning SUNDAY MORNING
5uns -, u Rsitsa;i p'sIest, " order "A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

EPIcURKs ATTENTION All epicures who hunger and
thirst after the good that tickle the palate had better
look at the Pelican House" advertisement We know
what they will do about II o'clock.
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m ty~ Attention, louisiana Volunteers!-A q l.
The Company "a m
Artillery House. m m vi
lnod street, Tor Dnl, TOMORROW EVENING ll ln I'LL
at o'clock .. Every person wishing JON will l..
pesent. e22 Nm. TENBRINk.
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Nj a FRIED

/ s.-.a=. Married.: ---...
On the 2lst by the WILLIAM MURE
Esq. Bit Maesy Consul to Miss CAROLINE LOUISE
| HENNEN, daughter OF Alfred H.nnen ESQ.
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1" ]. o. o. F.-Odd EeLions' Rest-Th.p.
DIRECTORS that and after the 18th NAV ,h poe
pared to dispose OF LOTS and VAULTS in he r. W a
|. o. o. f., beautifully situated the Metalris Rss
lows, viz: - ssh 1
NUMBERED LOTS, 7 by 10 feet, at $50.
Do. do, Of irregular dimensions Al s0 ~,
LETTERED LOTS at ST. per square foot. wv w. ~H
VAULTS, at $40 EACH --.a-e7 n
Do To Lodges, Joint Proprietors, and member, r..
$50 each. asnd
II Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications Tor Lots or Vaults to be made to
myl0u G. w. SHAW, Treasurer Mp,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23
~ Liberal Division No. II Son. otr-

perance. members this Division and Of III 0d
generally informed that Address on the sub.
InemEerance will be delivered by Bro. j. G. se,sr ZAI
SUNDAY next gath inst, at ii O'clock A. M IN ,t
Hail of Pelican Division No. |, Common ~. e
streets Punctual attendance is respectfully rolci.d
ie22 81 ROOT. f. COMpTnu
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Consisting Of every variety found in Furnishing and e
Warehouse invite friends and the public gwssa
u look below for partial list:
French Dr.P d'Ete Drs.. and FrOcG Coats ss nars
Engli'h Me5ino and Parameaa Ore" and Fr0ck coaa &C. \
French Cashmerstte and light Tweed Sac Goats 80. MnHH
do Cloth Sacs, Skeleton, for Summer .....lo @hte
Black and coored Alpaca Sacs and Lamartnes sMn ~
Linen, white and coored Sacs end Pokas anpt
French black Drap Etc Pantaloons tan "
DO. do Drnp de Turc do .--.........-..s Mu W
do. do. Drap d'Amasone do. .......-...,s-. ansts
White and coored Linen Drill Panaloons aan!s
Linen Listado Check do. ..........Ikhtg
India Nankeen and PongeA do. ........ 3aBit
Best quality Cottonade do. ........IEhN
White and coord Marseiles vess-choce assortment y
do; ia. Linen do. very rich Styles. J w ~
Lse Thread. Super Silk Gauze Merino Gause Flannel
and Gauze Cotton Undershrts and Drawer;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
kB Examine this List of Prices:
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Goats fonsrs
d d DO DO DO DO .: ....is; -
an dc do --.-.-...-.H;
i; i is & {: & & !: s i !. !,
Black Cloth Frocks at prices in the proportion
s ss't quality Black Dos.kn Pants former pu
"a "a and IS sh do do ...-. ;;o5s; ss.3
very large assortment cobred Csssirnere Panau
from i, 81 TO 81 Remarkably cheap goods .m.,A
super ack SATIN vests ..rom " III
ao Coiorsd do .....--- --........".-"''s@stE
Also Vests of Black Velvet Cloth Merino Cashmere, ssn
e'd. etc, all exceedingly cheap. go
Also Black and Coored Cloth Sac CoatE and Paieos
and Tweed Sacs and Paeto Blanket Coats Satnet fsae
Cashmere Vests; Wool and Merno Undershrs and Dsss~
EF One Price.-...No Deviation! n
lel5tf ALFRED MUNROE Il CO. "a MmszSa
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ANGSTAFF HULME VS.. TOWBOAT LOFTS
Philippe and Independent Towboat Oonnsnu

At1ts AK oe LIN = TOWBOAT Louis
fnlilppe and Independent Towboat Oompany
the District Court OF the United States for the Eastern
District OF Louisiana. No. $780, In 0bedencr 10 ths
sbona Si an admiralty warrant directed the
LOUIS PHILIPPE her ackle appaei and frnitn o nd
40 hereby cite and admonsh The owners and ali
snn evey otner person having preep ding 70
nave any ght title or interest the same to be and
appear before District Court of the United States n, III
strict af0 SAID to be holden at the of Nav Osa
on oIbsfore the THIRD MONDAY from the service bersnf
snow cause u any they have or why the said Steam
OF The ibellants NN' ~ me prayer
u s. Manhals office Eastern District Of Louisiana N.,
Orleans June z, IS49 WILLIAM ! s Gm,nrN view
je %, 80, jy 8 .. s, Marshal East n;st Jniii,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

~ Strangers in the CITY, see DR.. B. F, Muis.ssss
advertisements 10 the other columns Of this paper ,hse
very best in his profession United States AZ
IN need would 10 we'll to give him CALL aa So
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

THE TURKISH MISSION. 1t is stated that
George P. Marsh, recently appointed Minister to
Constantinople, declines the appointment. The
ground of refusal assigned is that if he should re-
sign his seat in Congress in the present state of
politics in his district, one would probably be
chosen opposed to the Administration and the ma
jority in the next House of Representatives is too
close and doubtful to run any risk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

SUPREME CoURT-Under the proper head will
be found the opinions of the Judges of the Supreme
Court in the case of Emanuel and others praying
for mandamus against Judge Buchanan, who de-
cided, in the of Charles Patterson, that when
an insolvent debtor has been decreed to be set at
liberty writ of habeas corpus, a creditor can
not take an appeal which shall suspend the execu-
ton of the decree and thus detan the debtor in
prison until the Supreme Court shall have decided
the matter. The Judges being equally divided in
opinion, two believing that Judge Buchanan was
right and two that he was wrong, his decision, I'M
der the Constitution, was affirmed.
Some days since, Judge Strawbridge, of the
Fourth District Court, decided that when a debtor
is discharged on bail writ, sued out against him.
the creditor can take a suspensive appeal He
accordingly quashed habeas corpus which the
debtor had resorted to for the purpose of obtaining
his liberty. If the Supreme Judges should be
equally divided in this case-that of c. Yale, Jr.,
g. Co. Us. Isaac Krsch-there will then be two de-
cisions of District Courts OF contrary nature both
affirmed by the Supreme Court
For MADIsoNvILLE.-We would recommend
those who wish pleasant and agreeable trip across
the Lake, to take the steamer Olivia, commanded
by the popular Capt. Grce, either this afternoon by
the O'Clock cars, or tomorrow morning by the
O'Clock cars. We vouch for it that they will return
fully satisfied with the jaunt The pure Lake air.
eomd binewith the delightful fragrance of the tall
pines of Madisonvlle, gives one from the heat and
hustle of the city inkling of health in the fullest
sense of the word Capt, O,Graay, well known i'll
the city, is mine host of the Tchefoncta Hotel
pleasantly situated within few steps of the land
ing. We warrant his guests will not be disap-
pointed in the good things of this life
THINGS IN WAsHINGToN-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune, under
gate OF the 18th, says !: +" The Mission to Spain has
f rom 'he hrst been most unlucky, unfortunate of
tusal seem to have made the Mission to the Snanish
of NJ. on Undesirable affair. Since the declination
his vo,,nr aam to accept this post on account of
.s souhg ismty, the old snilors (some of them at
, ,say nave been pressing themselves in like The
~ h ,he mississippi over the dikes There is
crepasse The cet noweyer to stop this political
with it to-day" u'S W anything
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

ALABAMA CANDIDATEs-Goyernor- w.
Collier, dem. Congress-1st district, w. ]. Aston,
wing, C. C. Sellers, DEM; I'd district, Henry w.
Hilliard James L. Pugh, wings; 81 district, John
S. Hunter wing, Sampson w. Harris, DEM 4,h
district, Joseph G. Baldwin, whig, Samuel w.
Inge, DEM 9Th district, Judge Wood, wing, Dan
iel Hubbard, E. A. O'Neal. dems, 9th district, W.
r. NJ Cobb, J. Clemens, dems.-no wing nominal
ton 7th district, Thomas Ganett, w. b. Martn,
A. J. Walker, F. w. Bowdon, dems no wing
nornina tion vet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

BALL-F0r the Benefit Of mfr. John Gafety.-A Bail
will be given this evening 6 Chares street. for the ben
eft of Mr. Gatey. who sustained loss by the late fire
the of Julie and Camp streets TIE benevoently
inclined this occasion Tip the light fantastic y
TO some purpose. See Gard in another column.
OLYMPIC THEATRR.-The bill of entertainments for this
evening consist Of Olympus in NewOeans the popu
lar original Extravaganza Comic Song by Mr.. Page,
and the interesting Drama OF A Vision of the Dead''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23
Correspondence of the Crescent.

Canada-.4nneIation British Piers-Grand .Iury and
.4stOr Ri0t-Curi0uS D.cLosurt S-IJaane street Fire
The Heather and the Cholera.
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U Perseverance Fire 90. No. 13-Attend the Reg
uar Monthly Meeting on MONDAY. 2sth inst hslfpas7 p
is23 II. ]. HYAMS. SacrsLary.
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PLANTATION GOODS.

hERsEYs and LINsKYs; JEANS and DRILLS, L0"eye -
heavy A. Coons: Choctaw Stripes Kentucky 1eap'1F
meres; 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS. -
viii be offered a, ysra low Du' a,' .s.' '''" ss
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NJ U ST BE SOLDl
The Largest Stock of CLOTHING, and Gqn
eUer offered in NewOrleans, ss
AT ALFRED MUNROE g. cos
GONE PRICE STORE
No. 81 MAGAZINE sTIIrf

Consisting Of every variety found in Furnishing and @
Warehouse We invite friends and the public wss
Eook hel for al
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-07

and spend a week. as I learn it 10 one OF your
most fashionable watering pieces"
The Picsyune says that the sudden appearance
Of the Albany off the Island created considerable
uneasiness there--not amongst the rank and tle.
who are as yet entirely ignorant Of their desiini-
ton. but among those in command, who profess,
however to fear no interruption. The Pieayune
further saws that I" after the em5arkaton, which
is shortly to take place, the men arc to be in-
formed Of the object and destination Of the sx-
petition, and that such Of them Is wish to re.
turn 10 the city will be allowed TO do So"
A Telegraphic despatch, dated at New Or
leans on the goth, states that Lieutenant Totten,
of the United States steamer Waierwitch, which
vessel is on the lookout at Round Island, sent
formal notice 10 the persons assembled there 10
disperse under the penalty ofihe law, and threat.
ened to cut off their supplies ofprovisions. They
answered that they were both unenlisted and I'M
armed and had no intention Of violating the laws;
and animated, also, that they should leave the
island as soon as they could procure the means Of
transportation.
This shows that the President knows some.
thing more Of the mysterious movement than
horse does of holiday.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-07
Election of Judges. &c.

The Lincoln Republican is still harPing on
reform. He says:
The amendment Of our State constitution. 60
az TO wipe out its aristoeratc features. by esia0-
fishing Equal Suffrage" placing the election
OF the Judiciary in the hands of the people, ana
BY introducing other salutary reforms, WILL doubt
les, be sneered at by the iederai,ss ana their sy
cophantic echoes; but this viii only have the ell
feet to inspire the people with determination
TO perseyere until their deina nds are complied
with.
For one, we say to the Republican we shall
ne, sneer at the proposed amendments, and as
he is in favor of introducing other salu:sry re-
FORMS" we are disposed to 60 with him, prorided
he will 60 for abolishng all property qualtca
tons. Let us strike at the root al once and re-
move every feature in our Constitution TO which
the least objection can a, any time be made BY
any one for party or political effect. IL the Re
publican will agree 10 this we will believe that
he is governed by desire to give TO the people
their proper weight in the government, How
would the Republican like 10 advocate the abol.
ishing the election Of members 70 the Leg'sla.
ture2 Can't the People attend 10 their own bu'
siness1 If they desire the Constitution altered
relative to " free .ntfrags" and the election OF
Judges" why not alter i. so as TO abolish The
election OF members of the Legislature.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-07
The Mosquitoes.

The papers have had good deal lately to say
about the Mosquitoes A freud asked u. the 9th.
er day what was tie subject matter. We had not
then examined II al all. We now give an ar
ticle in another column. from tie Baltimore sun,
which explains the nature of the subject. Il
will DO seen that England is DESTROYS OF medcling
10 the South Of us and yet We cannot behave
she would willingly force Us into e"'''s'0n
ia or a.. r.-.--. var. We should think,
=. recent for her willingly 10 cause a breach
between the Two nations for small strip Of land,
that at best, rond be of doubtful value to Lsr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-07
The W Gather.

Since our last, we have had one or two light
showers OF rain-the effect, however. was SO
Sigh, that no evidence of them is now to be
seen. The weather for several days pas. has been
rather cool, land fire quite agresabe,) but no.
more SO than might have been anticipated al the
commencement of the Fail; but We are now
Thursday enjoying pleasant weather Our vii
luEe is still sujoyin. uninterrupted health, not a
serious case in our knowledge We regret to
learn, however that in several sections of the
country typhus fever is prevailing to some ex,
tent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-07
TRUE LoCoFoCoIsM.

The Iaion, INTERNATIONALLY no doubt, has
perpeirated truth 10 reference to The fu.
turc action Of lis party. i, emphs'ically
calls upon the faithful Of "lhe Democra
cy" TO rally under their " ancient banner"
and declares what will be the future course
Of the party, IN the fo'os,ug sign iicani
words:
/" We mean to do cur duty; and, uhat
: erer face The future may rsar. IRE mean
= 10 oppo" the Administration and ITS oabal
10 the bitter eni.'
There /, is, unb'ushingly proclaimed to
the world that, whatever face the futufe"
Of Gen. TayIor's Administration may
wear" tho Locofoco party will oppose IT,.
We said weeks since that the Opposition
was Organizing on the foundation Of the
combinations TO oppose the Administration
Of Mr.. Adams though il should be " ~
pure rs the angels at the righ, hand Of
God" TINS was denied, and we were a.
bused, Of course. The progress Of time
brings an open avosal Of this hend ike
purpose. Let the people see to it, II they
value correct action and good govern.
ment. Cincinnati gazette.