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2seNone of The notices, that we have
seen, Of Mr.. Meredith's mental powers, do
him so much Justice, as the following extract
from Philadelphia letter recently published
in the New York Herald 1t is evidently
the bold criticism OF an honest man, who is
capable Of appreciating intellectual charac-
ter, and who knows how to convey his IDEAS
IN appropriate language
"His acquisitions arc universal, and always ready
at his command, for practical application. What he
knnws not he can acquire at glance, az II We're
by intuition. In this respect he ia wonderful man.
far above any have here II he II deficient al
ALL Il may be that he lacks the power Of roniinued
application TO onr thing and IL indisposcd 10 make
preparation for The exhibition Of any subject eabo
raely, from lis first principles 10 lis ultimate results
and that with unshaken confidence in his power
which never forsakes him, he may depend TOO much
upon II to meet emergencies they arise. II this
be So IL may prevent application Of his immense
power aided as 1t Is by his gift Of insight, from lay
ing down and establishing vast financial system
freed from the defects and obscnrilies Of the present.
and adapted 10 the wants of our country and 10 Is
augmented and augmentlng relations with the whole
world. In one respect, hc is The very opposite Of
Walker the late Secretary; for Walkers whole force
lay in his faculty Of prolracted application 10 one
thing; whereas Meredith owes every thing 10 nm
mtuiye faculty Of universal insight. snbjec, but
passes before his mind and II is az seized made
its own, and, az II We're, fused Into H. Meredith IL
man OF no pretensions or assumptions has an Of
hand familiar manner; accustomed 10 appear The
bar here with the miehiiosi Of cases, and arguing
Them with 4 power unparalleled without even note.
Tns,nclivey commanding little respect for ability,
those who know him not have but lille reverence
for his power. II is not until there is necessity
Tor iis display that ynh perceive H. and then you are
taken by surprise ] know no man in The country
who unites the same momentum Of mind with The
same deSteritY.h
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Tim nriIef u Theobald Wolfe Tone, The Irish
patriot, died recently in This city
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The rc-appointment Of the Navy Aeen, at Norfolk,
end the Postmaster At Richmond, Va, doth Dem.
oerats L. nended to operate on the elections In that
elections are months off, the axe win be Kept briskly
moving, and viii presently be fed daily by new Vie
Tins Phil Psnnsyiranian.
Thus il is with the opposition. Let Gen.
Taylor do what he may, b. is a demon II
he retains or re-sppoints Democrats, he is
blamed, vilifed aud abused and some SIMS
ter object attributed to him II he removes
o. declines to re.sppoint Democrats, the
complaint is the same Whether he eats OF
drinks, whether be fasts or sbstains--he is
a Belzsbub. Such is the spirit Of the oppo-
sitionl Who can rely upon il for sugges-
ton, Of wisdom
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ospn.s't corar.-we stated, several days ngo.
small snm Of money fom the eatats Of Kohcius1o,
he b,ae one Of the heirs mil The suit SIN pending
Tho e. heard arguments on Saturday ami reserved
hts opinion until FRIDAY next ~ Al 5e6f
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ROBERT j WALKER
Will pRACTiSE LAW IN TIC XIrRrMf CoIfhr

or THE rHirED srsrEa.
IN aswer many letters he fhinkn proper 10 ray tst
lie cannot aiemi 10 claims hcf ~ conrrsas any pt
The Departments hui viii devote his attention exclusively
10 eases entrusted 10 him In the slpfene Cent
ohcr on Ptnnsslyana The seven buildings.
Washington, u a.; mar f-..ti
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The stamp tax upon the public journals in Great
Britain amounts To two, and IN some instances 10
three cents for every copy OF respectable
printed This tax i The most odio,s and impoIilic
Of all taxes IN fire. lyprnntnta tax which Amer
Jeans would nor submit TO- and which France repu-
dated with monarchral power, Cincinnati Ga.
And yet the American people have sub
mitted to an imposition, during the last four
years, nearly equal in amount to the stamp
tax. They eoali not send newspaper to
a friend, without paying a tax Of three cents
IN adrsnce for the transportation Of ii.
They could not get the newspapers which
they regularly subscribed for, without pay
ing q quarters postage tax Of one and half
cents on each number, in adrance. In
Great Britain, the newspapers paying the
stamp tax are carried through the mails free
oil cost We do not see much difference
between the American and English systems,
except in the mode Of levying the tax The
truth is, sound policy demands that the dis
seminstion Of intelligence in all countries
ought to be free 81 cost 10 the recipient Of
the vehicle Of intelligence, and the tax to
pay for the expense Of transportation ought
to be levied on some ether article Of con-
sumption, and paid out Of the general trea-
sury We hope yet to see the opening Of
that era. The cause Of constitutional lib
erty imperiously demands the adoption Of
such policy, for it cannot permanently
flourish unless III. public mind is kept con-
tinually and constantly supplied with TIE
psbulum Of knowledge, without price
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Is The Mobile Register (Dem thus
speaks Of the recent appointment Of Judge
Gayle TO be Judge Of the Federal District
.Comt Of Alabama, and we commend the
paragraph TO the consideration Of the New
York Tribune.
We are informed that the Office OF U. 5. District
Judge, fol this district made vacant BY The death OF
Judge Crawford, has been Offered 10 The Hon John
Gayle, our immediate representative In Congress.
Should he decide 10 accept, we are sure Il would
please the slitors, the bar and the public Governor
Glyle.ia a good lawyer has experience MS Judge,
aud Is popular as citizen Among the various up.
him 10 make his choice, his II appears tn VI would
suit him we'll and crafty his friends by keeping him
with us, and the democrats BY keeping him oat OF
The field Of politics as candidate, In which caps.
city he is q i5rrnd able antagonist
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OFFICIAL.

AProisTMESrHyT THE rnEsIDENT,
ny md riiA NE adriee d'id eonsea Of he Ss,iafs.
posr oFrIcg DEPARTMENT
Jons .SnrLpr, Nashville, Tennessee,
confirmed 18th March, 1919.
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pansiprSr Ttylnn. ], was observed, yesterday,
when he came alone into the House of Representa-
lives 81 attend the fihrrai services consequent on
The t,ah II the Hon H. Dickinson thar he was
mach interested 10 looking al the objects around
psob1hly The frsi iims he had visited the Hail.
When he passed ihrodEh the roiundo on his way 10
the carraFe dozen or more persons ran up 10 havs
good look al him. His appearance was truly re-
pnbllean even 10 tho wearing of COTTON gloves
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VI y. amply recompenstd by making cheap purchases
I'm CASH by calling az the
GARRETT, OIL CLoTiI 4 WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nvs ~ 4 81. N.rih !Sesond Street. Phfiadeiakfo,
Sc,sltd Of, e,Ie daef b,ior chJssf Charct
1000 plcrsF ~ Whom, BNsses imre,4.l. Ioeran, Dam.
aSk and veHliisn Ca,pttlnPf with oil Cloths. Mats Huga
Looking GlssTes. Blinds. Window Shades and MsftlnQs
whnesa- and Retail, VERY LOW. M
IT, Liberal advances mA,te on rnrsienmenis OF Car
Tsfinss aud OIL Cloths. J SIDNEY JONES
March 8 giG s
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~ @s.The Trenton, N. j., State Gazette
has the following just remarks upon the eff
feet which Mr.. Bancroit'sproposed conyen-
ton would have upon the shipping interests
Of that State
The State OF New Jersey has n large amount Vi
her capital invested In consing vessels. and ibe
policy proposed by Mr.. Bancroft cannot there.
fore be regarded by US, with amy other feeling Than
that of great anxiety. For If It's ad option should
competition from European vessels not only ii
Great Brtuin, but Of ali the northern navigating M.
lions the consequence 10 ia would be disastrous.
And what is true Of New jersey must be true of all
the sea-board States Of the Union They are all
threatened with serious detriment TO their shipping
interests by this hasiy md iiconsidered offer Of Mr.
Bancroft. i
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eS.We regret 10 state that Col. Bliss
and his lady are suffering from indisPosition,
and that Mrs. Gen. Taylor is quite an IN
valid. The Presidents health is daily IN
proving.
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GiLn 1nteIIiarnfe.


FusEnAL oFTHH Hon. n. Dicgixsox - Yesierduy.
at Nv elysocoqk the members Of e Senate and H.
officers, together With few members or the last Z
House assembled inlhs hay q Representatives.,
Dickinson, member Of the last and elected 10 the
next Congress, who died illthis ely on Tuesday
Ladies' wer9 present. on The hpo aWong ciiixens and
strangers, and officers OF the Government A sofa,
ION one side Of the bier and coffin was provided fm
The President Of the Unitfd States, who came ii
alone and without ceremony and took his seal -
subsequently, Messrs. Clayton, Ewing and Mepe-
din Of q, NE Csnin PEA Joined hs COMPANY. O. he
Mr.. Brown, OF MississippIi AIR. Hubbard ii Con-
necticut; Mr.. Marsh, Of Vermont, Mr. Marvin of
New York; NJ aowlin Of Missouri MI, Rowdon,
via Of Pennsylvania They wore white sra III. a.
did The chie officers Of lie two Honses and The Chap.
a'ns
Only one Of MI, Dield nson's family "a sonz4 wns
prf sent on this oecasion
The Rev Henry Slicer commenssl the solemn
aerscss BY reading The ninelietf psalm and with
prayer.
The Rev. Il II. C,nrley having taken text from
tie fourteenth chapter NJ the epsile of Paul to ths
Romans mad Tho twelfth verse. proceeded 10 make
appropriate aed, eloquent remarks on the words ~.
$50, them every one Of us shall give an account Of
himself 20 CO., pressing upon Ill the importance Of
preparation for eternity. He said no matter how
Obscure Or elevated the man, whether Ignorant or
learned lie should neglect the daily admoni,ions.
and that The warrior who has broved danger upon
the battie ffi, VIII nave 10 encounter enemy who
has always conquered Death With regard to Mr..
Dickinson, his thoughts wera directed 10 religion,
md far a. he was able, lie expressed his asssnt 10
Divine truths, Ha,ing concluded the discourse &C.
cupylng half hour mi delivery he offered pray
err commenting the relatives If the decesred 10 the
protection o. Providence, and implodng that the
mclinrhcly event may be sanctifcd TO the good Of
all who were tresenf.
The procession waa then formed, Ia accordance
with the programme. and proceeded, Ia carriages
10 The Congressional Burial Ground where The body
of Mr.. Dickinson was deposited In The vault
We noticed Thai Gen. Taylor and Col. Blise walk
e,i ont together, Captain Dunnneton offhe Capitol
police not far from The formers right Ever since
the nn,ilr IgwrcHcr made M attempt on the life OF
General Jackson the Captain nf police haa acted as
holy guard 10 the President while going ont Of the
roiunda 10 the eastern poiico, on funeral occasions
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CONSPICUOUS ELECTION,

We learn from that able Wing paper, the
Hartford Coursnt, that rsbuke is in pickle
Tor the new coalition Of the Democrats and
Free Sellers in that State, by the Wings,
at the coming Congressional Election. 1t
seems that the two latter parties have united
their forces in the second and third Congress
sonal Districts, upon abolition candidates,
and that a similar coalition is on foot in the
other Districts The Wings, we are hap
.py to learn, are fully alive TO the impor-
lance Of the contest. They have the fol-
lowing strong ticket in the field:
District No. l. Hartford and Toliand Countiss.
CHARLES CHAPMAN, Of Hartford.
District No. p Nelr Haren and 1fiddieser Counties.
JAMES +. BABcocK, OF New Haven.
District No. a. Neir London and Windhdm Counties
JoHN A, RocKwELL, of Norwich.
THOMAS B. brTlrR, Of Norwalk.
The Hartford Courant holds the following
language respecting these gentlemen and
the duty of the Wings towards them. We
trust, that the hopes Of the Colrant will be
realized, for the sake Of Constitutional leg
islation in Congress, which Gen TAYLOR Is
pledged not to hinder, as his predecessors
did
II Is unnecessary 10 speak 10 the Wings at any
length respecting The candidates before them for their
suirages this Spring. Men whose talents services
and character have become so widely known 10 their
fellow. citizens, need no mention Of ours. or them
we may cay, however, that they all deserve al The
hands Of the gallant wings Of Connecticut u large
vote. They deserve It, rs well ont Of compliment
themselves in honor The good sound priuciples
they represent. Connecticut il at heart irnn Whir
State. Whenever The severest trials OF her strength
have taken place they have been able to shake
her iah Our enemies, at times, by artifice, and
Misrepresentation and promises may have obtained
Temporary ascendeney, but she has always returned
again 10 the doctrines for which we contend The
doctrines she has ever cherished The candidates we
have in tho field At this time profess TO entertain
They We're nominated for the snirages OF the indie
pendent voters of the state, only because they did
entertain them, and We're able 10 defend theln. VIII
not the Wing sentiment Of Connecticut, Then s,is-
tain their nomination.
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49, y ..sl.s .l-,.sIs ! I, "
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

WOMANs Rlaars-I.et il Be diltnslly understood that
any lady has pafccy legal right besi the ene given BY
minis 70 aEsl her ege lord and husband ehe by
OF her fists paving stones when BE- q IN the enl
brace OF This uilg Illustrated efag be-
fore Recorder BaiWins court, the Of Welsh Us.
smith, iOf assault and battery Welsh bad abused smith
unn Of the ressed iorneaIance bad
ceased 10 be yinue when John took Welsh hand to
give him meTled chasiisement as, for human esicua-
lions he found Welsh bit to Sic and himself aQon
placed hOrs combat Al monent Of utmost pe Ms.
smith, deserves the thanks OF all husbands geueal,
rushed o the meiee seized Heish who 0a lop Of
smith, turned him held him there, and gently, with
any Intention Of injRing the pounded him on
the with stone MT Welsh complained before the
Recorder OF the OF two pluck one but the cop wisely
decided that The but one, and there
re Nj Welh was furry matched. The paIues dis
ans
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

FIRST DIsrRIcr CouRT-Iridks far qrsoR,-Fhe slave
Sam, belon ging a named HadenbTOok, Who ssaid
be absent from the city, rsd yesterday beole this
Court charged with setting fire. the 81 Of May last, 10
Parker and then occupied by W. w. Peyteu. The boy is
only Is yean old aud his confession laid he the Jury
stated that he had obeyed the instructions OF his master
that be had been severely whipped for firing the
before that he forced commit the deed. The
Jury found the prisoner guilty. but only sentenced him 10
years imprisonment in the Parish Prison.. The slave
Patrek belonging Mrs Fox. a0 tried ioI IN SET
ting fire to the No l29 Jaa street. 0nthe S Of May
last belonging Mr. Henry BlrOd and occupied at the
time by 6. r. JOufdain acquitted by the Jury.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

CAsE OF JOHN REIEY.-Raiy sent some time since
before the Fst District Court the charge Of assautng
Mrs. Sylvester Bane who has led Of the injuries
recorder Gen0s be with the other pae before the
Court, By William Sebastian, who deposed that on the "a
day Of May last while Cont steet between Dauphin
aud BURGUNDY hswas about entering the premises Of
John Reilly. while the gate he the vile O Reilly
hold Of smother By the breast and drag her
into that Reilly then separated his vile from the
other who, he had asoerained, was Ms 81
lasiue and sat Reilly then thrsv ilIs blssne with
much violence. npOn the fluor.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

VII %
WblSkY-We noticed small sales at from the Levee.
and Telai lota st II 1sc-flom store.
HAY.-A small lot Of Western sold from the Leyee at
425 ton
-EXCHANGE.-stsiing was in limited request at si0s
Pct, pm New York at 60 days, kidl4{ Bet. disc and
Sight. 6G31 pct pm
FREtGHFs.-An American ship taken mp for liv
erpOo with full cargo Of Cotton at 56d and 800 bales
shipped in British vessel at the same We also noticed
6O bales shipped in American vessel at 9d. for the
.gnman. Cna-.l-i.a nniel nraRinn.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03
FOR CALIFORNIA.

TO san on saturday, July 2, positively.
~ Ciagres Regular Lias-i sail on SATURDAY.
EsA 10 nat. posi- yely The 99d f., sailing COP
DrapeI viii ai above This vessel has returned from
fy passenFen. aud can aeeomUodas twenty hand-
oney Ihe cabin. For fe'gNt passaee appy Capt
WiIA i4AARRIsoN sS y 4 & 90 q Foydras s.
~ We are now puspaIcd. Ihrough Alssis K H. LrErUH
Co. Of Panama, % guarantee passengers and feght to
taon aeoss the s,hmns and ys se az Panama reaayle
pounds Of baggage paSsbs hsE. and balance
a. For San FEaAoissO o california-. n Sal d or
&Nk about yN0NLldf, The ga INST The last. sailing
Ia@ ship MBDFoRD, Capt Dryer, has now fhIes.
Caba passengers.
Apply 20 the Captain on board o6pGsiS post ii second
jS5s'p-''N jSs = = LEVI H. GALE. 50 Common street.
81 70; California, yia ohaeres, -Hsg Qrles1s
$s and Regular PaeEss Schooner IONA oapisis
RaSs pssc6 f TR vse & IA - made sS sS @
e gPag %a soS nag y aS9 s 4 ssd So pgpS a
her, the Lower Peaynne Tier For passage apply
o'p' i-'ssi 9. 81 HIcKHSM WICK 2s Bsnvils stset
~ Psse5ser M cs5 ma AZ sfe ~ ,' < w. q Slossb IN
San Frs9eisso oe arriving al ChagTes. MsssF: b. H.
they have vessels N readiness 20 receive them.
paaSs g S toBs VIZ @ S SYSss Ssssss' s2sOS0
ArFor San Francisco calfornia. = TIE ing
&Ep American bark TRENTON Gouts master. will
@ have dispatch for the above pot. For freight or
passage apply the cnptRin board Post l8 Second Nu.
niepelity, ofIo ten G. w, 0LlYER. 9 81 Chasa 81
E1- TO sail on SATURDAY. July IA.
g. For California, Uia Chagra9. RagNfar
i SeENfltA Monthly Pgeket The splendid steamship
/ slS =, ALABAMA, J. = HGgh6 e9uHlaqdeI. win
/ RATES or PAssAaRs
In Saloons. 500 90 Lower Cabin. a3B 90
SteelaEe-mess with ... ... et5 90.
~ No berth secured until paid for. Passage can ba
engaged application 70 the undeiKned whsGa pRn OF
her cabins will seen limited quantity Of fFht viii
be taken at 40 cents per cubic foot
| le8 ~ MEEkER. 68 PoYdIas street
/ - For San Francisco Oahfornia.-ro Sail n
@f ne l5tA ,latg.-Hhe fms sud iastsailing "A shin
TYRONE, capt G-Hding having ttec-thiIds Oi
her cargo engaged and guing board will sail az above
This vessel Just cut Of duck where she has been ney
eOppegsd and thorous SHY oyerha1sd for the She
has splendd state recommendations for 30 passsenEas
k0i ha4nce q ieh ef passage apply on board. post IA
lO YVICKHAAI s Rienvills s.
o. r. M. HARRISON & co n PnydFal Il.
ES Cabin passage. in Staie.uoOms. $250. No StaargR
passengers taken NO passage eonsdeEed engaged unt
paid for ie20
| "a For san Ersnciseo. oalifoTnia.-rhe suosIie
NA and fast sailing bark OOOSas Capt. EeBIhar
/, having her eatifo cargo enEaged. will sail II
Nth Jnlg. tQachlng at hyaEh and a taipof1
Or tAlao For passage Only. having gcaohund
TORS appl7 @ PARADISE, LANkASs9N = co,
lea q SAsle s1seA
J. WANTED 10 HIRE or HuY
a LIKELY NEGRO GlRl. aboet @ o. Il s1fl q
. "A EnQqilp q q CARoApHlsEI taast 9oe
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

Michael Mason have felt the truth Of these lines Of
the immortal bard, when he found thai the wachmans grip
fastened him Sunday night last and that bic
him. Michael Mason, for 30 days, dangerous aid
Dicous character -
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Go.
Pelusanent Fund 6yActg Incorporation,
$2OO,OOO.
Office No. "a G7avier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles sts.


Trustees;
John Vaeap Jossph Walker John s. Allison,
Peter COnIey JL., Mannsel White, kNm. T. 1eVench,
RObsr ]. Ward tmuel Stewart, Edward sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. Sttawbddge. Henry s. BuekheT.
PETER CONREY, Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
Directors:
gosephW Stanton John Stroud, SEN, PIe,ton w FaIar
John l. Lewis, John Calhoun, William h. White,
VIM. NJ Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, Nathan Jarvis,
John L. Sattarans, Wauiek Martin, John y hein,,
a D. CroSsman, Mark Wal on, VIM =. Iompkins
Cornelius Fellowes, Joseph Laande John B. Leee.
Edw. IenneT COXe NJ. M. f'Ohen
John HAGAN, President Of the Company.
iREsToN w. FARRAR. Vice President -
4. r.; :; WElnDERBuRN NJ. ID. M,dica Board OF
iuIhOMAs HUNT, Md. Consultation,
66AaMoN boANE, Secretary, = /, GOOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BE,N, NJ D.. No 2il Magazine street. Medical
E1amlheI Jtice hours, for blacks ~ 81 M do. for
"hltes 10 . P NJ athis residence
~ This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
~ lIe 'nd issue Policies, White persons and
Negroes the Table Rates established by the Board which
are less than the rates CHARGED BY the London
offices, and without their restrictions residence in he
nusy and the profits draw interet md can b made avail
able at once 10 the extent of thirds their amount
where the party has paid his premiums 10 full.
Ss9Inl9 Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
aud all inform alton Life Insurance and s Daners me-
cesary effect Insurance can be bad az the Office Of the
Company. Office hours, A. NJ. to5P NJ. jeS7ijai
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
UNDERSTAND that one JAMES r. STEELMAN
u formerly Captain the fiVer aud from InuisVile "a
Ky, is now lurking in either St. Louis Louisville ~
The public is hereby cautioned 70 be It's guard
against him, as he is most notorious swndlef, He M
was employed by clerk last winter and appropriated
TO own large amount Of funds belonging to me- a1d
used in many instances, 70 raise money without
my knowledge lie 29 81 II. b SMITH,
~ Louisville and ST. Louis papers viii please copy.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

FURNITURE sKIzED on THE THTRD MuMCIPALITY -
We witnessed yesterday the humilatng pecacle Of the
sale BY the constable Of ths furniture desks, tables etc. Of
the Council chamber Of The Third muHic pay. The pro-
psy cold satisfy execution in favor Of Mr. George
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

SUICIDE "A man named Michael Schmidt. aged SO
years committed suicide, yesterday a houfe corner Of
Dehigny and - streets. Third Municipality. by shoot
ing hmselt through the head with cavalry pi'to
lOnersuque held and verdict in accordance with the
fnnfs
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

MoUaN1Na.-Ths Council Chamber Offhs Flint Muniei-
pay tatefuly and appropriately hung in black for he
death Of onF late Executive. James X. Polk. The fall
length figure Of Old Hickory looks down ffom s shrOud
Of Grape in mourning for the honored dead.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

A SAD WIFE, Sic wife as Willie had.
would nae give baton for heF. -
So sung Burns and Willie Welsh no doubt, has often
whisted thea Yesterday however he concluded 70 do
something besd.S whisng, be called upon the Fint
Municipality police take Mrs Welsh the caabOase
which done. and Wis leit the Office eyincing much
satisfaction IN having got nd OF her Adi ship Il but tor one
Mil l..a.In
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

lLL-TEEATINg 4 SLAvH.-Mf Alexander Baiiy stated
oath, baioe Record yesterday. that Madame
kahIe, oeenpyng pan of the house Of Chans ard
Contt steeit. employed her leisBe beating and
l-trsalng her e negIo slave Chaf ste only yeau Of
age 4 he body q the victim Of vQman clnei he
states is covered with brufes and that but a. lew
hours hetOfe be made hls deo0sion Mad Fab had aga
beaien the gIrl with large suck "A warrant wac issued
fur he oF fhaa an1