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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

people voting that they had the most unlimited
confidence ir Us talents, energy and patriotism.
They lss..,-r resolved. that we should put no
iAriher colAderce except IN ourselves ard ~ those
whom Nature hss designated as orr allies and
respecting the seizure Of their revenues, lat
We vii never submit - this act Of spOlistIou,
" that We VII never again petition Or solicit a
power never disposed T. entertain iayorab'y the
complaints Of an oppressed people
At the great meeting Of the Men Of the
North, IL tie County Of the Two Mountains,
June l-]7. VI Pspinesu addressed the freehold
ers. There was grsnd procession. with Hsg
having for motto, Tie blood innocenty shed
calls for vengeance also the national flag Of
Canada a Gag inscribed. A bloody struggle
ratherth the oppression q corrupt power. and
another With, The People viii resist Coercion
Death before slavery
" magnificent American Esze feen 10stng on
high white Gag with TIE motto, FREE air, fol-
loved By TIE Canadian EsEl@ bearing n "a bill ma
pc branch. These two Easles were supported OF
each side one y asg studded with Numerous stGTi.
the other bearing Har. with the words F7frf
hrenu cur future The proximity q these Eagle
and stars each waiting a. u were for cireuu1
only unite them. had E!gn1sani and arked
eject"
IL the strong resolutions agreed TO. physical
force " physical resistance IS threatened. and
Mr Papinsa1s newspaper winds up with the ioi-
lowing rhymes from Moore Melodies the last two
lines Of which few vi apply - himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

c.,.. "a has 10 his Possession numerous eed1
mses,a. e.'eds from the celebrated &c sinss s,d
,nvsnon and which, together win .smpss OF ibs Join
"'' 10 seen q bis rooms, Tribune BaLldines
- .u, CLINTON q 9fLROf
IoN w. oiLROY, Tribune saildngs, Nsw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

ihs ia'en,loo bas b->u sysm ned BY Mango 81
&c .sry much ssmif-d Toe ~ sinpilsay. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

n T0fb0s NsFh W.
In ihT.non has been examined By Act esl.br-d -
"a ne as5on, and yrologfe~d 10 - tbs smps,
dscsd. 49, '-' !. ~ oxv :. - 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

s .c Wave sheh a.hors At Tusset rs 6h INST proves
supposed. tie Br shf Wave Capt Lsybct, from
stouf r M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

o. The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. CAL
lagher, left Philadelphia on the 10Th for Havana,
with a very large mail for Havana, and a heavy
freight for that and the intermediate ports and no
less than ITO cabin passengers, and 81 in the steer
age--in all 1874.
Among her passengers is Jas. NJ. Power, Charge
to Naples, who takes Havana on his route to Eu-
rope, to avoid the rigoTs of the northern voyage.
which might seriously affect him in his present deli
cafe health. Mr.. Power's nomination has not been
confirmed by the Senate, now in session, and the
reports say he is likely be rejected in consequence
of opposition in his own party.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

PARISH or PLAoUKMINEs Dec 25, 1919.
ds CreseeRf I'm my last letter informed you that two
planters bad lost their seed but SINCE their neehboss ex
amned theirs, and found # al spoiled
The members ofte police jury Of this parish are to meet on
Saturday the 9th inst, in order to take measures against the
threatened nnndaon; but afraid it IS now too late to
have new eYies built Here in many other places # Is
only when the danger is heels that we Try to avert it.
Last years experience has been to rs ofno benefit
Our weather at present fair and tidy We had some ice
and frot on SundaymOnng, but has not been IA
Jureu. Respectfully CLEANER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

CUsToM-HoUsE CoMsIIss1oN.-Thereh has been
meeting in New York city, according to the Elk.
press, between the Commissioner of Customs at
Washington, and the Collectors of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, upon the subject of the
revenues and to see how the collection of revenue
can be improved or what alterations can be made
in the mode Of service. The Secretary of the
Treasury probably ordered the meeting with a
view of Obtainging certain information called for BY
the last Congress. The Collector of Baltimore,
Col. Kane is also in New York, in connection with
this business.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31
THE LOVER 70 HIS DRPARTED LOVING oNF

BY ELIZA COOK.
Thou an leaving all ove and much NAV hefii Ioa
~ u 9 war; and q wean thso from infancy . tio-.
thon " u tread fairer places and zee BRIGHTER aa
- ana ffeahne4 and beauty will dazzle thine eeea
Ahoq hag T4olied thine heart love buf now 81 va srt
~ axe BACK al TIE vows fh9u hast given TO me- oVe
Aneh were made N our l1y, hive gd and boy love-
" hen moonlight WIS gliding the Old hawthorn tIss.
we have grown up together like ersen mos and hesfhsr
Dnf hands entWined frs our FOOTSTEPS yvqr eBr
p the dreafag Ct orr youth love too 0s fah iaQa
Are PAINTED N eoloEs that VIII not endure y
Ang now thou ar going where iHe VII be glowing
WIN ail the enelantnle1ts thou longest TO re;
A ~, 2 i'lleg ~ sian may siut fiona ID svisoh
Onf lan3 romance and the Old haw1iofn tFes.
II thou fgdest smother wloss pfase8ce can smother
~ pnf earliest words and orr-laiest afisu;
AlOu tadgt bees he breaking thy word than Be takss
"a allaf 20 seIVe where thou cuudst be true.
have thee fulEej love, If auFht Of rsggei love
Should come with the thought that tl,V viii z ~ l,.
On 70 have thee 0rgei love that eyer we met love-
WIN pronise and pledge meath The old hawthoi tTs7
Think pot would gain ilce If duty but chain tbss.
y naA nqt that deem the unet alaezby aise;
7i1uist mos love Qle7nOne dearly, OH tal me sincerely
Aud r1y hope3 ard my clai ms viii ssdy r5-iorn
~ rl ~ 4eeft, while pg eng r. coYeied blessing
a, W ogsd bitterly blesds III afieeion cord ses-
A5t M young love han ID, and were ia
ina gadlehed ny soul naati the old hawthorn tIse
go BY Thy smile love- thou It thiHkiae he while io4e
- nat il3on walt reinnt with Thy spirit the sani1s
AdA pefeiance an wrong. love in baathine touq Ia
iat aail0Wa one moment Thy WeLchersieil pane
% U ten thee no more love but that adore ave
VITA nazsson 5s lsfFeht az iervenf can BE.
AA n4tli thon W1lt como, love unchanged home 1--we
NeuhaRe Oanse bloom VFine with tie Old hawt horn ne
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8ROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

NhE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
fbLs Is called 70 the Brooklyn Fire pr0qf Warehouses
ROM oDpose lew Orleans for the receipt Pr0lce
rom the west ard Merchandise ION the N0fti intended
ot reshpnent Having 1900 eel frontage GA tRe River
Win WhaFes IN front OF the Warehouses By watch goods
nn9uetey covered without drqVGge or exposure 70
Steamers and loading o. Ships CharFes ave- Xed N aS
9w rates, Gas per taF and every 0fTed II
hieehans IN ire City ard Shippers in the Upper Country
~ beng the wish oil the COmDsny equal he convenience
OF the Atlantic Dock, Oc New NOrk
PERSONS Interested in The transmitting o. Merchandise ara in
70 VISIT the premises. Office 4 P0Vdrds street Mar
Oip5sEe.s: THAYER 4 CO., Agents.
Nichols. " '' . " N''ii'On q Coi ,3, ~ ~ r
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r., Cheap On. Dry Goods,


W6olRafsgTIED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Covers cents per ye 9 Il
4lsl Sheetng yards wide-yery fine so cents her n
& PPgFlns5 aple i+lnenpure linen " q
linen Rnz PEe hdk squire nen... 50 so per dozen
Linen Bosom Shirts Of ali qualities, from 60 cent cents III e ' 6
irsb ins co. cents per yard
Irish Linen, in whole and half pieces. VERY low
super blk and nancy cold Cassmef FIN ri 10 a % nor l
salinets-al eolors-yery cheap. - 20 'U''
, WhRlebOness
'g rs among which are Long, Hoop, Corset Covered and
7 Don1ei w nalebones, of the finest qualities;
Long polished Whalebone so cents rer In .
discount Of B peS ant ,ii he 'oO to ~
upMafus. "A Is O.. DressmakeH' and Tail0rs TRIM
~, - Dress and Fancy Goods.
Aelell oAa Cashmeres; DE LANES. Merinos. Alnsc,s
itntlgiias; bombaZines; black SAX Velvet; cherry
PlN pluel green, and other eOoH AaFcelne Silks. new
WE w DOL Shagyls and Scars Swiss Musins. Cambria
HlsihHS Swiss and 5acOnet Edgings and Insfrngs IN
Eteat variety and all qualities; style Rib. M m
g2s very rlch laees and Embroderes ETC. dllilk
SL0FES-best Kid, Silk, and oil other kinds PilitlB
einghans, Prints etc.al kinds and very Cheap Y IVY
A Hosiery.
"A tf superior ASSIGNMENT Of ladies' and genemen's no.
1870 aisos Chldren's Hosiery, in great varielG
among which slate c0oFed, white. brown and paih
nun medium 70 finest qunhtes-frOm No tO7
AOlydny Presents
l-auei Tort folioss Dressing Gases, Needle Books Ont
S1iass toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments etc. efc
french and sielman Toys, Of an kuds.. An far
pab gn9 p9Itle33 new style POLKA CAPS, ~
~ 3 and great variety of other articles
ma country Dealers, PefaIs, Dress Makers and Tailor
Lower 5pan can be found il ths city
e a- ~ BROWN, No l6s Poydraa st. Z
NqE9EEGs AND MACE zoo popnds NTTTSIEqs.
~ al 7 I'm
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M, BARNETT a. co.
Fashionable 6lTOFI1iapE.

tlemens' Quitting Establishment.
NO. 4 3 Camp street and No. ~ st. Charles
UNDER THE yERAEDA HOTEL.
Vie subscribers enter the field Of competition with large
aga elegant assortment Of gu the styles of Fas6i0H-
dofe NhraeHts for the Fall and Winter Trader which thev
s sP2f 9ggared to sel at RH0LES4LE or RETAIL
* Negnaanee our Clothing to be made well as if to
order BY the most fashionable taors and our corps of Cur
TIERS are not 70 be exeeed IN point Of TASTE and skill BY any
N VIZ United state. Our New York House expressly
saoied or 5lspnFpose VI manufacturing Clothing only
sdapied 70 the New Orleans Trade We particularly invite
Kemp street. before purchasing elsewhere. At our
Charies street store will be found q very desirable
assortment Of HOSIERY spch Silk. MernO and Cotton
Under Garments Grayats, Scars and Handkerchief Cot
59, wool and SIX Halt-hOse; Buekskn, Kid and SILK
6ioyes; and q fact every article appenanng to gentle
man. wardrobe, M. BARNETT, g. Co,
ul9 I'm u Camp street and y St Charles St.
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IMPORl AM no sUEAR ~ NTIsns

VIE unders ned would cal the attentio To- panie 70 the
iact oi ns having discovered after series OF expert
neI ubncops cOmoostiOl which preserves fte Ionl,s
anu Bfases OF Sugar NILS om friction and pTf eot Them
ron heeng wearing ETC., by keepns them o over and
oOol ne composiOl II much cheaper than anv al
e os row used and need not be applied 50 often or In rs
se lua4pes Any one desiring 10 merits of ms
aadlng 70 tie TdeFsgned (pospsd) at Baton Rouge and
nl9 2tawtan A. J. CHAPMAN E7,.i
new Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week oil January and send bills fOrcolection-Iao I'm s
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optn. IsTQRAGE. STORAGE.

q tniLHsANS w WAREHOUSES;, JNaga1iRs sfgaef inst
. Ooe 0UaSq end on hOcaer stTe7t. be.1een lula and
bd & re s9b-e'be begs eaye inofm his friends
s IgSent lad in poidol OF fis principal
.taISsoas5 expressly to the slOage OF coffee ualne n
eqla IN pont Of saiety iom damage e o. sJpeor fo The
Wy Dest " are loue n the city. Ills 0dce r storage will
- r a. ~. sehsOp' VIZ; &C. ~ big MONTH He has
49, oo iof We sto1ge o. every ueseFpt Oh o. Merchandise
the lowest rates, ~ "a "ey7 ue taAsl Al
~ Tobacco and other merchandise hailed and rsn,l5
at the shortest roce. Tp23 6ipI GEO p B ~
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THE PEOPLE's BILL pOsTFR.

T STAND ALONE = and ~ ~. aC XXI
ple,s BILL POSTING. Thankful N those who ~,
esetea ana ho7e who did not for the liberal patronage they
saVe me would wish to inform them and All lie world h
geea that am ready at all hours to post their bs or dis
oh9 enl Orders LETT at the following places will be III
~ ID 70 crescent Qflce W St Charles street, billiards. OF
nee e amp street, Delta Office 1l2 Poydras streets Plea
corner st. Charles and POydras SIS. -
nl2 sc. SATCHFII, peonIsas nm po.+
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

Dy- The letter Of resignation, addressed to the
Executive Of Georgia, by Thos. Butler King, from
San Francisco, is dated on the 29th of September,
and says nothing of his determination to remain
permanently in California. It alleges only an in
tention to remain there until after the meeting of
Congress, and on his return to address an explana-
tory letter to his constituents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

New PosTMAsTER.-Theodore Devaleourt has
been removed from the Postoffiee at st. Martins.
vile, and Flavius Lsbesque has been appointed his
successor
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20 Robert Ramsey, for several years Repre-
sentative in Congress, died at Warwick, Bucks
county, Pa, on the 11th inst, of paralysis, aged
about 20 years.
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DRY GOODS By THE PACKAGE.
~: BrG(4tel' SslstEI.,

w. A1I'9Ff 7AtC1' IS2l3Gtla,
n er0I Q o m m ssfO on NJ e n a m {,
No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
f tttERS FoR ssLr-
81 AbAWLs-s-i Em5.o deIcd Canton Crapei
ST Baresp.
-,s,, 50 Printed Cashmere 40 wool;
ritiNFs-l.isht an0 dart fsrcyf
if9Wn sheetinRs, 81 rs, ~, 81;
Hleaeleh aneetings s.
1.-~Hs Alupel brown aud bieaclcdf
leAsy - elrfe Jean and Mexican Piads and supea;
.anliet9i ChamleY Strpe Denim
spf9h lecki Columbian Plbids;
hefn1 Undershiris aud Drawers, Amrricapt
eiA hanukarchef assorted;
Canton Grape Scars oct7o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

r IMPORTANT DECISION TO COMMERCIAL MEN
In cause recently determined in the Court of
Appeals of Maryland, it has been decided that a
deed made by person in embarrassed oircumstan-
ces to Trustees for the purpose-lst, to defray the
expenses attending the execution of the trust; ID
to pay the several creditors of the grantor, named
IN schedule annexed to the deed Sd, to pay the
claims of such of the grantors creditors as should
on or before given day, execute and deliver to the
trusteesf full and absolute releases and acquitiances
of such claims 18th, if any surplus remain after
satisfying heaforesaid creditors, to apply the same
to the satisfaction of the claims of all other credit
ors Of said grantor, without any distinction or pri-
ority--is void, both at common law and as against
the statute, 10 Eliz., Oh. 5 That deed SO void,
as TO a part. is void altogalher
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4"
nRUGs, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is row
receiving fresh supply of articles in bis line and ofers
' So lSE va on reasonable terms Las vs5 Saw
CUM ARABIC-1OOO los. cho.ce GUM ARABIC IN
4 s 70 e, i9r sale b. JAS. S. SHAW, Druggist,
OPIUM-lO eases in store, for sale by
% 10. W y Neranda Conner
COTTON sAMPLING PAPER.
~ BY G., CoRSoN & ARMSTRONG,
Wv 2n 81 Camp street.
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS TTo1rI1 and
. S "a ts9n y ca PANS, Of assorted sizes,
SUGAR MILLS oiie1s-5x25 ana ssrS iBc5s ,I m
az 5@45iE j Il be EeXNAa, tSiB S al Vie s Sy
II 20 PLANTERS AND BUILDERs.-A. BROWN
VTbis ~ 1yeo,eb! q En- kinds Of LHmge-C ypress,
and Popr; Mafossay Nese a8d Baes a osb'
GeRSs r 5S1 & ~ r MlIAaAzTNE sTEET NEw oR.
~ Orders To- all kinds Of Cypress Lumber deiyeTd any
notice. 'sO" Na o1s Ia "a l, SR9rt
r,rps,, ,IOABs AND MONUMENTS. 49,
On re Nay w,lng e obtain the gboye are AJJ
N MI 81 w Tfqii999ppaisP e9a &c g b applying Il
Olief, up stairs, whee Plans and Specifications
$4,000 or = Prices vary mon s1S0 e -
JAMES H, sPRATLEY,
) U X G E ON QfI}, DENTIST
- Between PoTl1aa strsst and L,sf,,ette sf,jSsr.
WHERE al operations oa the TEETH viii BE- perioe5 II
w setislaegEy manner ma ~
-,. TEA6........ TEAS
.a1EyfCf Of the JFEiY YORK CANTON Tea co.
iiE Sub erbeT has On band and will receive monthly
u a. v.s7lupl9ns his assortment is Of
D9fenlty uiiiesent kinds and qualities and he now 81
mseEanled IN seylng that # the finest
ms 5. II. PAGE Agent, 70 Camp st.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
r. III II
-, importers end LelisTs Wholesale and Retail.
VIZ Lamps Plated and Britannia Castors, Can.f-ls
Ng ueueks' Table Cutlery gapanned Walters, etc. NH
- Goods will be offered at low prices and when "
loI me CouhlIy packed IL The safest manner. nj en-
VVHEsKY, BRANDY. GIN AND YINT,.-gDB5-
' eleohs lsh and puncheun Scotch Whisky. 4 half
g e199nae BIa1dyi pine Hollsnd Gin, and 20 casks
ln 05se dnu mas lam over IN store for more than two
years ana me Brandy y Of TIE avoife brandt The
DRAFTED 100 M deele avoE For sale in quantities to suit
purchasers, by Lnl9l JOHRTOOLE, Is Bank Place.
- COGNAC BRANDIES-
4 OND0N DOCK COGNAC BRANDlES-
- 10 nan pipes Martel od., vintage Of 1875;
i " :. Hennoas8g a!s' :. :. ii8il;
e :. :, Otan1i pale ale -. :. i ISL
CID, 1872;
Just received ex ship Euphemia and for safe in bond he
Hs2 = WOLFF, Is Gravier st.
r,,r BOOT AIANUFA Glory
Ii1 undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
Il pube to hs Selaet and Fashionable 4ssort' : g.
MiIa bOOIS gad SHOES, manufactured VA
s33,eg oy mmseli Gentlemen desirOus Of having NJ
ipet boo fuO Shoes made 10 FIT-Of elegent ma. ~
lefa ana n THE sTYLEwOuld do well bv calling IN he
g rtI C0Bk-SOLE aud DOUBLE-SOLE WA
40 II 4
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% a slave brig called the Imogene, from Ben.
guela, being lately closely pursued by the British
steamer Hydra, was run ashore between Maeujs.
oas and Puma. The Hydra took off The cargo Of
slaves numbering 1852, and they were sent 10 De.
merala. WE eIan- a.nanal ,uilh lls rsr..iD.l.. y
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IHE CONTEST FOR SPEAKER.-Among the inch
dents of the late contest for Speaker, which we
have not yet published, is the attempt at compro-
mise by joint committees of caucuses held by the
wing and democratic parties respectively.
Mr.. VintOn was chairman of the wing caucus !:
and their committee was composed of Messrs. White
of N. Y, Conrad Of La, Brock of KY, Vinton of
Ohio, StanlY of N. c., and Ashmun of Mass.
Jacob Thompson was chairman of the democratic
caucus; and their committee was composed Of
Messrs. Stanton of Tenn, Thompson of Pa, Bay
ly of Va, McClernand of ILL.,, Harris of Ala, and
Potter of Ohio.
The next day there was scene in the House
the free-soilers having demanded explanations of
what they understood to be bargain to divide the
offices-and insinuated that compromise on sla-
very was part Of the bargain. After good deal of
confusion, Mr.. Ashmun, for the wing caucus, and
Mr.. Stanton of Tenn, for the democratic caucus
read the resolutions of appointment, in which moth
ing like terms Of any kind were spoken Of The
wings authorized their committee to Join in consult
ing and reporting upon mode of definite organ
ization," and the democrats authorized theirs to
meet the wings and report the result The laugh
was thus turned upon the discounted free-solers,
who expected to hear something, out of which to
get up an excitement.
The election of Speaker was made the next day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

A FATAL RENCONTRE.-The Huntsville tAla.1
Democrat gives an account of rencontre, which
occurred about four mileswest of Decatur, between
Dr. Dsloney and the Rev. Moses S. Morris, in
which the latter was killed. 1t seems that Parson
NJ had left home for town, on Thursday forenoon,
and while returning, was met on the road opp0site
the Baptist Church, at Spring Hill, by Dr. d., al
the time the railroad car was passing. Parson M
observing him approach with gun, on horseback,
stopped his horse threw aside his blanket and barred
his breast Dr. ID. (supposing he was searching for
a pistol shot him dead on the spot The misunder.
standing between the parties was the result Of FAM
lily discOrds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

SINsULAR FAoT.-While the subscription for
the relief Of the Hungarian refugees at New York
amounts already to nearly four thousand dollars,
proposition to raise fund for thebenet Of the dsa
bled New York volunteers has entirely failed.
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PERNAMBUoo-Peaoeh has not been restored, one
Of the rebel leaders having rejected the terms
offered to him BY the Brazilian government His
adherenta being numerous, fresh troops were to be
Immediately sent against him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

Uy- The Virginia House of Delegates is as the
House at Washington was, in a regular fix The
contested election in Fauquier county occupied the
whole of two days, last week, and all propositions
were voted down-including the committees report
in favor of the contestant proposition to refer the
matter to the people, and proposition also to give
the seat to Mr. Horner, the sitting member.
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THOMAS BRADY,
1s ~ CHARTREs STREET.
e ae A'ii day Ri November ne tvetaf remove 10 H.
- 9 ~. .isei. directly opp aas
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FANCY GOODS.
TO the ENdie
Fl.nllcfR .E1hrQ q. a..

30 Magazine street,
avg ne pleasure Of informing they are now In
ept Of most choice selection Of Fail and Winter Goods All
prices " % ~ wv" @H' at mus
stock comprises n pari-.
FtFper black and blue French cloth Drcss Coah
black blue brOwnolye add dahla Frock CosHs
oifk, brown aud olive eloth Surtouta;
niacti hr0uni olive and drnb Sac Coata;
brown olive and dzhlia Buineas Coats
black French cloth Cl0aks;
black and fancy cashmere Embroidered Vesfss
black ard fancy single and douhe-haasted Vs1ta.
black and fancy silk and satin Vess;
rich figured cashmere Vests;
White Mqneilles Vests styleHf
black and fancy cashmere Pants
linen aud Shirts;
mefino silk and cotton net UnleTshirts.
Drawers;
elk and cotton Elastic Suapenders;
silk and linen cambria Pocket Handkerchief.
cashmere and cashmere prints Robes De Chsratre.
% nlaek, white and colored Kid Gloves;
black blue brown and green six Umbrellas;
q1 -fagats, styles 80 -
gqnstany hand extensive assortment Of Travelling
1sA, Fuses and CARPET -'s
~ s-zon. ~ ''fF'''' y s's'F is s ai 1lee55ans
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10 senorDnn Eduardo Caroache, Charge d'Af
ialres OF Nicaragua near the Government of the
United States, arrived in Washington City on the
25d ult, and has taken rooms at the National Hotel
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FROM HAYTI.-Capt Chase, of the brig Mary
Perkins, at New York, in twenty days from Aux
Cayes' reports that the Emperers feet of one ship
ana three sehooners, was lying that port waiting
ORDERS On.the 4ih inst, off Cape Tiburon, he
spoke squadron Of four schooners from St. Do
mlngo, out in search Of the Emperor's snnndrnn.
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MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 81.
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VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
BIethe soatheTn Line.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA
FTFTERN DAYS LATER.

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