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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
MALE HnARpING sKMINAnY at v

MALE BOARDING SEMINARY uMlLrON,
vi Conn essy OF access 10 NewYofs City The Pnnei
pal from h past experience and success has been indae-d
10 erect house dssign'd to ac'omno dai- ~ pups
Please see circulars which be hsd 81 the Me1hol1
terms l. il believed viii be considered reasonable and l.
cucemenls ts hoped ssisiaory II Is desired maj noe
wishing to converse or Mrsnge WIN 10. P5nsP wo9 ~.
ChsthsIn-si References 10 Rev VIM n Bangs "Aion'
WssemsH Dikemsn, Controllers once, New n o.s
MI l5I' tbEn " ~ ~ n, ..1-.-
.aTRITINC CLA--Es.-JONEss ISlTlArOkY
w COUNTING ROOMS. 81 Bfosdwsy-A ~nans
elass 10 received from 10 and - T NJ Insy are
in his Elementary Writing Books The success mai hes
attended this system OF instruction 10 the prneipa 'enS
nrogress OF the pupil will be Commensurate VIII the time
and attention given These boos. are FOR SALE ~
J METCALF - Easi bfo2fwsy
Wholesale orders receivei Al .47 sroadwsy ~ ~
rI'VE >rATK OF kHoDk ISLAND AND
L PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS Pios.eenenr, SO
NWh-reas EDWARD +. CHACE ard NEHtMlAh
DODGE Jr both Of ne City md CeuEiy OF fIoSls-es
iAe ccpertners IL business under The rsms Of Chsce
No nav. .evsrsy preferred heir petitions 10 dis Court
pravin for he thersin stated t.l ne sel 81 ~
go s,r the rei4f ID in,oven. debtors msy be extended to
,S r,.pert,ey Nciica therefore hefefy given 70 NE
creditors vi said Cbsce Dodge 10 spp-sf h-s 80. -
81 essnr. our .sd sdprere Court M0nd.y, March %,
Is4s al D. o'clock A. 81. 10 rOu,naie Assgnees OF 10
show why said Petors sn1r q noi ,s S'Sr'sl
nj 81 WALIEh fAlNt.. ~ y eIA
Two ALI. WHO are Snciae Win me pes. dy'el.e-
~ agus AMI fever rhea nsisn or fheanse seus 80
fs or kins evil or Of The diseases affecting ne M
ma system would 90 ell 20 cal a. he lOn2 i-d tn4 Ss
krown Pharnsceaucsl aud Asiic- Electro hAgnslc rs
,sht'bna-to Of DR. ; NJ. ABEL,
I III SIN " Caofrsai cor Nops7e-.t
rNnR SAIE-Tte l-4se st1c, snt 1xilr-s Of ne Old
e..sh,hed grocery snd qlor store, ~ Bowery one o.
n be. Ice aons In NE city fJf he Business lnqo.e on
The premises - -
nayHNA CIGAR--GroeefI ard hoi-I keepers
would % vel - exsmins he Zoe sssofnen o. ma
vsn. rs, se INK Urder coat 10 bond o. daty pal -
N. SAM tcoeI- Y o.
TyYDRAI'ltC PEEs- for Printers Ware-rOo-l,
Hoe. usraisclre pere-i ofdef lsfees1 sIe v 20
800 boars, md pr-ss boards TIE psfie no1rcs 80 :.
80. ~ ss Ircfes foF sze q; bargain Apply Ia GO
/ aaII. " ~ Tr'lnn- Frss'-F's'n 20 "N>N"
xTrXy snHI,L sd ALJiU>D-, suiliaole for Con,
y f-r,re-s I'D BAkers-iir toxes ~ ID scily sne-e
loSs. no csroors ard h5is spanish Co. DO Jofasn arc
bitter do DO FOR sale y -, . warn, ,e3 ~t,.,.-.
1 ni- n "H'Ni-'-.- =
! .So,.,jUSIDN sEg-.-F!Hso-s, .asEaTcs, scoi-'
y ~ 49, 49, ~ ~ ssis Al Burii5 g-sip, ~
usn.' TIcIris HART i-is so-rsin.n a 80
| <,uVNTING.HOg>E DESKS, Of.ee aac Lio'siy
1 gTst,...s variety Of patterns fer sac ~
=, j. " sOuThACk ~ hro.dvN
rpE.u TP4s-Yire Tyson. Young Tyson, ana %
~. Tss. ~ excellent favor, fof sac A. VIC ssAr OF
rs,.S ), 1u.sl GASsNER 4 YUM -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
c10 n0n WANTED. partner who can flrnI.h

SIO.OUt. $1,000. - inyes, In a business the most
profitable ard desirable In the United Staies the 30 be
located In the City ofNewYork and requiring the business
talents Of three persons TIE rsnsacuOns OF sad
business VII! 20. require 10 have the obligations Of the
house given oat The Of one dollar and the sdyer
user show profit investment Of 100 per cent per
ernlm Any person having the amount above named,
willing 10 invest, by addressing Prohtabe through
the Pos Office can be fully convinced Of ito feasibility.
Commune sious with real and address, viii be held
strictly confidential and receive pronpt attention -. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
INSURANCE..
D NJ FINLEY, CHAs H. JOHNSON, J. w
FINLEY. JOHNSON l. co.

,.,ur lEOyE Parties are from Baltimore. ard eslsb-
ed th-ir house September asst They are pfo'iea
81 =. sec I'll fec iaes Tor TIE receipt u conssnmeris
,n re COY experience u the slf partner in ne ge-rai
49, on tt sst coast vii sfJrt hen superior - VAL
ages They refer Aessrs. hssg,Iy Ufsper J9-es'
Richard IrTin Edwin Bartlett I'D hsson Ihon-p-y,'
George. Baltimore; Hessrs Read Chsd~ek bo''0A-
u -xt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

rAUTION.-aI person. s,e forbid receiving o. negoti
u sfing q cheek drawn by Nh BURDEN o. Broosyn,
dated March s. 1919 The A. ane BsnE Brooklyn for s
pavsbl- p1Tpong 10 BE endorsed BY M Acc noSe
or due bin pgsortag 70 b signed by dated "a or
abqt the 2a Feb payable demand 70 me- or order,
oro bearer Also, 1ocs 10 hereby giver tbs. ~ srnef-
alto ecOn n b1s1efs oilerSise exists between
me and EDMUND WARREN Of lhis city, snc that VIII
40. be bound % any d bis acts IN The premises
m - ubO ". hOoEhloC.'-
, LOCOMOTIVE BOILER FOR sALE-seeond
Lhs,J, 10 10 horse power.
PEksE MURPHY, FGllor F0u1dFy,
,e. OHc- sc Cherry g.
,1o-WANTED TO PURCHA- B-raseri a.-,
tMtv-, 70 soldiers Au1s n itDos, " 1c1 nave iVf
-, 80. sod ard oct or tzJes Apply =. -ococf
:, sitrsss MsIisou' ssssA1sI ~ fork sylnx 10, O
o IL
O.RIaR ORGAN FOR sALB.-A fac Q n
Rs.-.~e- " III fos-~Ooc crs-, cspzssn c1csns lsts
- s.ssboy stops. swell and srb-b.ss pedals Also
- With mshos any csse, SIX ersw-.we. cr.N
80 nsis,s Apply - or address D Ch1r.on-sL - w
go on0 TO LOAN % bons and mortgage fo'
S1V.UUU Term Of years. OF productive Fssl esiA.S %
-. erv N Ou- or more suns Apply 10
mi ~ A J. BLEECkEk, Aaeil1neef. 5.o.<s-
ICF FOX -ALE.-k cargo of 50 tons oesul'oi lee
- "a Roar. a. tie head q Fssssc River znc VII - g
$780, inur.dia-iy ths OP-1nz u navigsicn arPy
=, Ilfl Messrs- IsELaSO>, . Def-st y n
O0yPR PRESS WORk-D0ue ey Ss.AsE
FHiJI y yr..zn- suiiirss. hssereri I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

DBARNUM, Manager snd Proprietor. }. GsEESwooD
Jr Assistant Manager Splendid performances every en,r
noon and every evening 81 u O'Clock five days long
er OF the aksr Giant and Gisntrss They are The larges
persons IN the world The Gsntess Ia q years DO stands
nearly eight feet hi an aud wei ne ST. pounds The Osn
stands plump eight feet IN his stockings, srd weighs oS
pounds they may be NJ sil hours, win Itsns me
FAIR Queen Great Western appears In TWO pieces every
afternoon and evening Lss Of the Sable Brothers
Aso engaged Mrs Jervis Mrs Mcneil Mrs Averili Pete
Morris Mr. Chapman. &c. &c. Admission Is eeris' chill
drar md. vears haf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

yVANTED-By respecsbe riscie-isea '-u--,-. =
w .i.1sIi9n Hurse o. 10 ut-rd irv2i sdy
tlefnsn Has o. @cuou 10 rsFe Sh- tu he shes
tet.Oc as a. character and clsfc-01s. also th- best
o, civ r-rsrce Can - sen e. sry l.ur % l1e 5.y
tween ard s. si7l Et.; EiEhieeu-hsi n b
xlANTED-ln PfinGng cf5e- i-s ME. Il IN inis
w cry, yo11y man sboli 20 years Of age Ou- Who
car wok AID pres. Al give gooa references ray
address Prrter care o; v Psn--, Tr.5urs Buildings.
a any dine previoss 70 Saturday, rOo1 siv-g and
sadre.. IN rs own hane Hrlss MA
..TESrFD- s,fusi5us FOR = Of gir,
w AID children recently arrived, rec rom -y hao.f
.ppcsiou y De made q: he oce OF tie Counseones o.
Elnig sloG- IN ;he Psrs No CHARGE s-iG
XlANTED-A .iuIsiiOn BY re.p7cilsl. yo1ag woman
Beat u city reference car b given. Appy - Mulberry
.. near Price. n. ~
xIT.NTED-AIihe tailoring business, 6oy Under in
w srscous 10 h1sh his irsds l1qlfe a; 50 hlcson'
,I,o PRINTER-.-want-s,A ire. rate FRESHMAN sor
ne improved Adams Frees Inquire Al - Aun-s y
UOY wANTED-A boy .bou, u year, OF sg- want
sn1 wrile fair hsnd Apply l7a Falton-st Wages
81 3 per vees nv
YOUNG. LADY iast disenssged. wishes ssiiusliOn
~ governesi 70 60 pain se~1g or IS eoFsn-
ion 20 irdy kccresi y haio1st corner o. Prince
Csn give meet respectable eiig references M .
At..KDENKR AND His WIFE WANTED
[t-Th4 % siend - garden. horse &c ne oher 10
chsrnbervors chldrur-irg An Engi-n Scotch or Ger
man couple 10 can give good re,ere-ees may ca q 81
P.ns-sL before hsrch nj 5.eoe-
LADY WISHES A STU ALTON seams.re,s
y 10 a. establishment or ge- teei private family She
/. competent --rsk- every KID % plain src fancy
edlewors, and 10 make herself ge1eray useful Re-
spectacle references gyen The sane will be rec ~ I'd
The lady be seen Tor tao days AZ 66 Moist NJ p
ry'D PATENTS Ok GUARDIANs-A lady ~
L perinleacing tn@ education Of her hle csl shiers
would Ike two Children TO board a1d etucste with hen.
assistance u resident gov-nes.. hat cey0tes
her enire time ard iLflenca make Hose urder her
improve k1c hsppy Terms and particulars giver hy sd
dressing Mrs NJ box 27l2 Poet Orc-. nj Il
80
several chesp srt popular wOrEs iss1et Al SINNERS
Boston Publication Rooms. The largest commission will
b allow 3D. or fair wages by The mouth will be paid.
.ge Of cheap works will be lepi constantly hand
travelling agers will DO well 10 call Gail Immediately NJ
sKINSERs Publication Room. N Y. Branch Ofics, lo6
Broad ssy. room No. ?, up stsrs .Sf I'm
NOrICE.-A Pny.icisn wishes to obssin situation 10
4 drug establishment Ii his city. He viii make him
self very useful his overs either 10 preparing or dis
pensing med cnes having good knowe ledge Of these de-
panmeu.s He wishes steady employment. and Is willing
Tor year engage for moderate compensation. The
highest testimonials given Of ability, xii. &c For fsrh-r
information apply the publisher OF the Gazette " the
IJriou and Golden Rule. "a Ann-st n Y. M lw+
= IN Ftruf.E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
DARTIR.. BALLS AND FAMII.IEs .upp

naRTIRs, BALLS AND FAMIIIE. .opP.ed
VIII lie. Cream Of the beat qley 81 - > p 49,
or 3, per quart Forms or Pyramids terv-o - - 49,
- per gallon. BY the American Haseh. D" 81 'e1 49,
Company. is4 Chatham sGliar- -. 49,. al
" g-l,rd-r. len II NIisnlsblrgh Il Inos 70 : -
rsrss 49, Xr Smiths BAKERY, corlsfo u s-4' 2efe-.s
- $3.50 n gr,oslyr a. rs sElts fl1i > Pr, ~
-. 80 ~ Tifas AZ cry, = A-<1ic-st snc "a Jes
s-y tlIy :, ~ 49, -; i \, uis A h3u.is
GxEp.-R HOE 1 co. inf5lm MI ffisn,s -n1 ne
-. ,hst mir pairing shop szsin N M ores.
= ,, "a ~ 81 Coast uscsl ard ihi tl-i orc- lof
- rs.-rt Al $ Gold where al ordefsNlh o. prlap|
liz attended 10. - -
CoLD LEAF.-Gold and siissr y Leaf N.sstse;oiy,
s-t.r- -rs.ey Derrs's God Fol 80 per o.. WI
,,v- on or .fo1f ne ls Msy 70 ~ Frsnrir-sL
r-t a9 49, =. " J. L WAueH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

NTUTICE.-The ceebraitd MOrsieur AUHIFN VIII
rive the fret Of hs novel and extraordinary perform
snces on MONDAY EVENING next At y o'clock pre-
csey 10 the large Hall Of Minerva ROcms Broadway
Among other experiments Mons Adren will perform me
suspension OF young lady sustained by the air THIS IN
comprehensbe suspension he hss performed In about 40
success. We representations lis probable that s the peo
pie OF New ork will desire his wonderful expert
,fnsnt M n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

The Fever has at length crossed from England and In
tested the seaport towns Of Frsncea' appears by the
following from the Copr.er De Ia GirOHde OF jan -
Twelve ships, bound for California, are q, present
taking their cargo board in the port OF bordeaux
These ships will depart during the month OF 5eorusy
loaded with wine and brandy. The wine trade, which
had deprecated for the last eleven months seem, 70 re-
vive California with its daily increasing population
will open 10 the market of Bordeaux and the
phsbitonts OF California who are busily engaged 10
the gold mines pay enormous prices for the es,s'es
and 1r.nkabes brought there, either from Europe o.
from the Cape OF Good Hope. No doubt our produce
will cell well in California"
be Cout.rle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

~ Doctor keenan,. lately Of Psrsonsown; (Binl
Houston hi -Nb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
~ cHRIsTY,s HIINsTRELs,

MECHANICS HALL.
t~n BROADWAY. between Grand snd Bruor a sta
4 - Open every night during the week-The original
snd ve-tnown
CHRIsTY'S MINISTRIES,
orgsr,zed ist2-the Oldest established company II the
wordthe hrst harmonic meiotes. aud origins
Of the present popular style ~ Ethiopian entertain
ens hose Concerts In hs city FOR period OF two years
have been patrOnized 10 sn extent unparalleled by sny
smusefr eni IN this great metropolis They Will have the
honor OF cortnuiog their nniahe Concerts every night
until farther notice introducing each representation
rfety OF new OPERATiC BURLESoUES, SONGS,
DANCES ard their ne~ Builesq1s on the
VOYAGE MUSICALE
Admission . cenis. Doors open At 7, Concert COM
msnces az o'clock An Afternoon Concert every sAtHr-
day commencing al p ~. Manager and Director. 2.
CHRlSTY. NJ lwis+
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
The jefferson Papers.

II IL known 10 most OF our readers that Con.
grrss has Appropriated twenty thousand dollars to
the purchase OF the Jefferson papers, being com
posed IN part, OF official, POLITICAL scientific, and
miscellaneous, papers amounting to about forty.
two thousand, many OF which were written hnu
received from the most distinguished mon OF his
tire and country, OF the number written by
himself, namely about sixteen thousand, eight
hundred have been published; but they arc not
more interesting those which remain There
are besides, three thick Quarto volumes Of MSS,
containing Mr. Jeiierson'S opinions as Secretary
o(State, under Washington, Including interesting
memoranda. There are .ikeWIsc other manu-
scripts, historical more or less, Of Mr.. Jefferson
public duties, Of record. OF events which he oh.
served, or with which his was co,cm.
poraneous. Theso include notes OF Cab
ne, Councils--incidents growing out Of the
French question revolutionary papcrs~-scien
tGc observetions-and much miscellaneous mat.
ter Many of,ic papers are marked valuable
by the ustrious statesman himself.
Mr.. jefferson, in tho course oflhis voluminou'
correspondence and diary, has not only drawn
graphic sketches Of the men with whom he wa,
cotemporaneous, but has fairly and eloquenlly de
fined the origin Of parties in this country. O
Gen Washington he never speaks save with ven
GRAFTON and respect. His portrait OF Hamilton
and the men who were associated in the cablne
of Washington, is faithful and candid. All the
psrsonages his time came under clear and pow
erful observation. The doing. oQonsress arr
graphically noticed. The movenen',.of the PEG
pie ere commented upon. The feelings, preju
dicts, interests and eXcilements of the foreign
world, including the great actors on The stage o
foreign politics, are all carefully noticed AM
freely and fearIessly criticised. Introductory L
the most valuable part Of his writings, is a listo
~ ofthe origin Of parties in thi. country, rhicI
is almost prophetic in its specualons upon tn
future, and which is wholly inestimable in ii
disclosures OF the past. The history !. market
by all the peculiar characteristics the great re
frmer, and is legacy 10 his country which cal
never DO sufficiently Praciiced upon or apprecia
ted.
We obtain from confidential friend OF tn
Jefferson family, this insight into the charactS
Oh there impor,an, papsn, Peu-syauanidH'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

As the 4th ofMurch approaches. the wings
are giving the country practical exempihca-
ton of their idea Of no-psrlyism. Before
the election The people werctoII that The cleo
ZION Of Gen Taylor could / eal all our poIti-
cal differences and restore the era of good
feeling. There was 10 be no more parry ma
chnery, and prescription should be utterly
prescribed and driven from among Us. Bot
now the scene is changed. In every quarter
wc see tia, lhose who assisted in eleyaling
Gen. Taylor arc eager for their reward. In
New Orleans, where the plans and purposes
Of the President elect must be best under
stood, the expectanis are numerous; there be.
ING according to The Delta) one hundred and
lory-scvsn applicants for the ten most impor-
tant Offices The same paper announces
quite confidently that S. j. Peters will be APP
pointed collector, Manual Gracia surveyor Of
the port, William Freret postmaster, William
DeBuys naval officer, D. D. Avery marshal,
and Logan Huntou district attorney.
For positions in the next cabinet there are
many applicants: not in person, but by friends
sixty Wing members Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature have recommended Hon. Josiah
Randall as Attorney General. Hon. Abbott
Lawrence is pressed for Secretary Of The
Treasury, and his friends are reproducing
the fact that he offered and contributed $780,.
900 10 prevent the nomination OF Mr.. Clay,
aud to effect that Of Gen. Taylor. Dr.. Ba-
con Of New York makes this assertion, and
gives Mr.. Bolts Of Virginia his authority
for TIE statement.-Cnion
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10


The last arrangement, of Gen. Taylor's cabs
fret hy the nawsmongcrs At Washington makes
Mr.. CLAYTON Secretary If S ate, Mr. Evans. OF
Maine, Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Lctrher.
If Kentucky, Post Master General, and Bale
peyton Attorney General, tho War and the
Navy not assigned
|, is. we think, highly probable that Mr. Clay.
ton will he the Secretary Of State. Mr. Crtcn-
den positively declines any place in the cabinet
so saws the National lnteliigenccr- and that
makes It semi official. We have always believed
that Mr.. Crit,enden wonld not 90 to Washington
If Nr. CLAW were elected to the Senate The
two could not live together under the new admin
is,rotion with even a show Of amity. Mr.. Critten-
den slaughtered Mr.. Clay's political hopes, and
he well knows that his ancient patron never for
gives.
Mr. Clayton will therefore, in all probability,
M the Secretary Of State, suggested to Gen.
TAYLOR by Mr.. Crittenden. in their commnnica'
,ion--whch the General sudiously withheld
from Mr.. Clay, even after the latter had desccn.
ced tse river a thousand miles, aud had personally
met his triumphant rival and supplanter in Mr.
Crittenden's love.
The appointment OF Caoton is bad omen on
Southern questions. He was one of the EARL.
est supporters Of the Wmot Proviso. On its
first introduction into Congress, he alone Of the
Senators from slaveholding States roied for Il
aud when the treaty was under discussion, in
executive session of the Senate he voted in favor
of inserting the prohibition against slavery into
the treaty.
In another point Of view, his appointment vii
he significant. The Taylor democrats" who
supported Gen. Taylor on his no.party professions
have maintained stoutly that the tariff question
was efiectuslly settled, and that no attempt woulC
be made to revive the protective system, which
had been overh-nwn in the repeal OF the tariff
OF ls42. The first act of Gen. Taylor in hi:
appointment will give them cause to feel that the,
have been deceived Mr.. Clayton is not only
tariff man Of the highest tone, but he repeatedly
during the late canvass, made the restoration o
The tariff Of le4l the issue Of the contest. A
W1not Proviso leoder and an ardent partisan o
thu restoration Of the protective system of ls42
st,he head Of Gen. Taylor's cabinet, will star
te some Of hose democrats who were hurried
into behaving that Gen. Taylor's election woult
not eniangsr ,he principles or measures Of thc
democracy An administration Of which Mr.
CLAYTON Is the chief is not likely to command th'
the confidence of any who are not wings in hear
whatever NAY be their outside professions.
Mobile Rcgistv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10


GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reuben
touzy, OF Virginia, owed the General about
one thousand pounds. While he was Presi-
dent one Of his agents brough, an action for
the money! judgment was obtained, an execu.
ton issued agains, the body of the defendant,
who was taken 10 Jail. He had consdera-
bio landed estate, but this kind of property
cannot be sold in Virginia. unless at the dis
creflon ofthe person. lie had large family,
and for The sake OF hi: chiIdrea, preferred ".
ing IN jail to selling his land. A friend mint
ed TO him, tia, probably Gen. Washington
did not know anything OF the proceedings,
and that ii nigh, be well TO send him a petit
lion, with statement ofthe circumstances.
lie did so-"and the very next post from
Philadelphia after the arrival Of his petition
IN that city, brought him an order for BIZ, i'm
mediate release, together with full discharge,
lnd severe reprimand 10 the agent for hav.
ing acted in such manner. Poor Rouzy
was consequently restored to hia family, who
never land down their heads al night withou,
presenting prayers to heaven for "ther below
ed Washington Providence smiled upon
the labors of the grateful family, and,
IN few years: Ropzy enjoyed the exquisite
pleasure Of being able 10 pay the money with
Iho interest, to tbs truly great man. RoOzy
replied the debt OF bis to The father Of their
country, and the preserver Of their parent,
could never be discharged; and the General,
TO avoid the pleasing importantly oflhe gate.
lul Vrslnian, who would not be denied, ac-
cepted the money-only, however. TO divide
II among IIouzys children which hc imme.
dateIy did,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

LOUIS PHrLTPrE WISHING To RETURN TO
France Now York Courier de, EtdIs
JuH states, on tho authority Of the CorSairc.
paris paper that Louis Phil pc has addressed
letter, both to tho President Of The Republic
and to 0dIIon B riot, the President Of tho Coun.
ell in which ho protests the purity othis intcn-
tons and his determination 10 keep aloof from
public affairs in case he should be allowed 10 re-.
turn To France. llc aud his sons should they
return 10 France, propose to bind themselves BY
formal oath to abandon all pretcnsiouS to the
government.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10

Wealth Of Gal a1az-r -s aF .pent
caused by toe csc.eIa mia, it
appears to have escape .."H.a 700. .o'fe are
yasl pearl fisheries He., from zen the early
Spaniards derived aa immense revenue. We
have no doubltha those pearl deposits will be a
gain opened by the enrerprising people who ar"
going there in such nu1 'rrs from all paris OF the
oyster is abundant, as II is represented 70 b. oI
the coast Of California . as prohiab.r Business
as digging for gold. br We'll knowu ingenuity
Of our counirym@n would soon discover means o.
oklain thc.e trea .ures, mach better 'han he i
system 0! dls,ng ita propcr incentive were he'd
out We suppose, however 'oa the rearls will
rpmain undisturbed as long as the ycd OF god
Is abundant as it was at the last occounts--NcD
York Herald,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
York Herald

Silrer Serea Cent Pieces. FL. Hack.
ley, Of Baltimore. publishes communication de
monstraling the great convcniences that would
result from the issuing Of silver coins OF the val
ue Of seven cents each. This project s very IN.
genious, for any one who may make calcuIa
ton, will find that such coin would entirely 81
percede the use Of coppers, provided the payer
and payoe had each sufficient quantity of small
change. Thus, to pay one cent. give three sew
en- cent pieces aud receive two ten cent pieces
in exchange to pay two cens giv" seven and
i've cent piece. and receive one dime in
change /; to pay three cents, give ten and receive
seven in change, &c. &c.