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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06

A. J. HUTT HAS just received from New Orleans a large A1 sock Of GOODS-among which are the fol iewIug articles:
 hhds. Sugar; 90 sacks Coffee; 10 bbls MoIasses; 9 boxes Star Candles; 10 haIf, do; l box best lmpetial Teas l tiefce Rice, Casia 10 doz. MasIaf.s;
 and Mace; basket Saiid Oil; eask Claret; bbls. Dried Apples.
 HARD WARE. 5000 ibs. Sweeds Iron; D pair Trace Chains; l6 Finh Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with Streiehefs;
 2 Louisville BlacksmithS' Bellows, 30 inch; 2 do. do. do. 36 inch: Mousehole Anyils. and Sledges; Long and short handled SPADES, &e., &c.
 HATS IND CAPS Moieskin, Silk, Coney, Russia, Panama. Leg horn, double and single, aud Palm Leaf HATS, of all qualities and piices.
 CLOT HING. 4 small but well selected tot of FASHIONABLE E SUMMER CLOTHING. for sale low
 ROOTS IND SHOES The largest and best selected assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rock, from the lightest Xii 10 the heaviest Bogan. ChildreDs' shoes, of every size and quality .4LSO-A handsome sne of QUEENSWA ARE, GLASSWARE and WOODWARE-aad in fact, complete assortment of every kind of Goods that can possibly be needed in Little Rock. The public will benefit themselves by giving me an early call. apl 10
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ACADEMY FUR YOUNG LADIES.

TTyHis Insiiluiiot. unsies ths especial patronage l oi Right Reversed Df BrnxE, is now open for ise reception of ba afdeas Situated in retired part ef the city ef Lilie Roek it possesses every advan- tage which can eOnttihnfe to the healfh and hspPi- ness of the pupils The buildiags spscIous, aHd the grounds offer a delightful sesoFt during the hours nf recreation.
 The scholastic year commences the lst Monday in Septembef-the annnal vacation t,e 18th ot July.
 Pupils received at any time, but not for sho,ief period than i've months, aud ho dedacton | with drawn beg0re ihe expiration of inc session, exeeP in case of pFoiFsetrs sickness.
 The course of stussies embraces sil the branches usnally taught In the best schools for yonng ladies
 The most constant attention will be paid to the moral as well as 10 the mental edacatioR of the pupils During the hours oG recreation fhe young ladies' are always under the care of one of the tsaehers--in shos,, every thing promoting the welfare of the p1- pills, wili De an object oI th9 most conscientious attention. Each young lany must bc provided with kie, tnIk, spoon, goblet, six table napkins, SIX changes of linen, &c., &c.
 The French department will be under the diTer- ton of one who has resided several years tn Paris, and is familiar wih the PaIisian accent
 TERMS rKa SESSION OF MOS. PAYABLE IN ADvAScE |: Board, washing. tuition, ihe ase of bed andl
 bedding and caHdie-igih, ......( $65 % Music, vocal and instiuemfniai, with use(
 instrument. ......................S 20 op French. ..............-....-. ID VO No rxha charge for iaDey work of any kind.
 Terms tor day scholars wilI vary according to the age and advancement of the pnpiI.
 For further particulars, apply by letter or per- sonaIIy to Miss VICTOR Principal of tue Institute.
 RrrEaEScEs Right Rev. pr. BYRSg. Gen. s. II HAMPSTEAD. D. W. CARROLL, esq.. Df. DnAtyg, P. GEAciE. esq, Hon. $. c. SoaSE. Dr. P. P. BUR- TON. JoBS Baows, esq, Little Rock. Jndye Has- LY, Judge MEANT. coiuipbia- BARTHOLOMEW MuL- LEN, esp. Jas. K. coxwAr, esq New Orirans.
 Agent for the instsitttion, HUGH BR0GAN. Oct. 16, ISl9.-7-6-6w
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SPRING G00BS,

usT received, and DOW opening, al the new J siore, eorRer oi Markhslp and Bfidge Streets an assortment 0t DRY GUODS--eoHsisling, in part ot 3-l, 5-s. Al and i2-I Bleached and Brow SHEETIAGS and SHiRTINGS; 7-s aud A. Loweis; 300 pieces Caeoes, as a; 3o peees printed Monsbhs; 70 pieces Plaid Ginghalns t pieces Linen Cheeks: l2 pieces Ifisa Linea; pieces i2. | Linen sheetiag, pieces s-4 Linea Dainssk; 10 pieces Cotiensdes, Ac., &c.; al ot which aili be oieted very lew Tor Cash or country produce
 May1. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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REGuLiR NAPOLEON < FT. GlBS0y PACKET
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

6wess~ h Steam "Cotton Plant'' E. c. Morton a@sz&TA master, will run as a regular packet sEss1zzs from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs. Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings the Arkansas river Every exersion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers can rely upon hay ing their business attended lo with promptness and 6delity T. D. MERRtCK & Co.,,
 AGENrs. The ssCotton Plant is furnished with .Doc tor,'' or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with waer--worke ed by the same power are three large bilg pumps (that in case Of snaggingl will tbrow three hogsi.eads of water per minute, aso hoes attached that will carry water to any part of tine boat in case of fire.
 T. NJ. & Co. Little Rock, Feb. ?, lSfS. 2t--u
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HoW 10 Isseh CaiIi,sA--Rey. Charles Brooks. of Bosion, says; '' II yon find error h the chld $ mind, follow Il up i'll Ie IS rid of it. It word IS spelled wrong, be snre thai e class is fight before Il IS dismissed. Repeat, and fix s,tentioa on the exact eEfor, ill it can never be committed again.
 o"e clear and distinct idea Is worth world of misty ones. Tame IS ei 10 consequence ia comparison with the object Give the child fll possesslon of one clear, distinct truth. and it becomes R him centre oi light. fn all yom teaching-6S matter what trae II iakes--nsvrT leave yoar pupil til you ssow he has m his mlnd your exact thought
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Lnls Rock Oek.
Furniture.

EIyHE undersigned would respectfully inform he \ citizens of Little Rock aud vicinity, that he still carries on the CABtsET and CHAIa making business, at his new stand on East Main st., near ty opposite the Presbyterian chureh and is prePaf ed to iii orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESW.dx
 AND PEL7RIES taken in exchange for farnitme at the highest mar ket price,
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and varhisAsd; Cof6hs made at all hoaEs. Prices to correspond with the times.
 m psw and fashionable heaEse. Is prepared te ai- tend 10 buTists in the city or coaufry. the mos, reasonable terms. NM. ANNEARi Feb. IT. let7. 23,
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
 HUNTS Broad. Hand and Choppiug AXES; AI Patent Blind Hinges and fasts; Smiths Bel lows, 2o 10 36 inches; Vsrnish; Paint; Dust and Shoe Brushes; Iron Braces; Scotch. do.. with Bi,ts brass Fiush Bolts, Spring aud Barrel. do socket hFlner. tarRing and American Chiseis; Turning Gouges; bed and table Casters; cotton, wool, and horse Cards; halter, log aud fifth Chains; Door Springs cork and patent Faucets; Flush Drawer Handles; wardrobe and brass Screw Hooks; broad shingiing aud HaIchets: nail, shoe, hand aud Sleige Hammers; brass Door Hooks; s!ioe, butcher and drawing Knives: tea brass and enan,eleti Ret. ties; Mortice Locks, with Mineral Knobs; plate knob aad closet Locks; Door Lstches; Spirit Levels aud pinulbs; Corn and Coffee Mills; iron Molasses Oates; wrought aud horse Nails brass Screw Rings smoe'h jack and jointer Planes; Spoke Shayrs; bench Screws; screw and sash Pules; We'll Put lies; Jones's Sash Locks; Seythe Stones; German, cNst and blister Steel; Siekies; grass and elein scythes; Shovels and Tongs, Amess and other Spaaiesi long aud short handle Shoyels; Stocks and Dies; Screw Plates. bed and wood Screws; iron, steel and plated Squares; eross-cat and Rowlaad's Mill Saws: felsOe and wood Saws; compass and hand, do.; Vices; shutter Screws, Ac., &e., kc received and for sale by
 July 3l. WILLIAM B. WAIT.
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DRY GOODS

\
 HEAVY TwilieG Cotton osnaburps: Brown Al Sheeilngs and Shirtings; Negro Kerseys: Iickings; Denims; blae and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; shr,ing Stripes; 6l Baize bleach d and browa Cotton Flannel Bleached Drills; ll.4 BeachedCoiton Sheeting; all wool Fiannels; Gauze do; Linen Lawns; Bird-eye and Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk; French Tweeds; Black Cassi- meres; black and white Spools MarshsIi's Linen Thread, No. 2 To 50; White and Bloc Mackinaw Blankets, DefiI, do; super-twilI'd Whitney. do 1; received and for sale by
 July 2i. VIM. B. WATT. LSRESH GROCERIES 10 sacks Rio Coffee A 10 hhds Sugar; bhis. powdered Sugar; bhis. Lcat Sugar; l2 bbis. Moiassrs; 100 sacks Sal; hlf bhls, CrsEberries: bba Chrraniss i2 baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star Candles; ( bxs best Imperial Tea hbis. Rice; together with large assortment of Preserves Jellies; Wines; Cosdals; Pickles; Said oh; Spanish Olives. e.. just received, per steamer Philip Peaaywt. and iof sale at very reduced prices for Cash or country pfodace. by
 May 1. JOHN D. ADAMS
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H. q. WILLIAMS,

IRON, CASTINGS. &c.-3,o00 lbs. Bar Iron \ lla to by 3s to 3i;
 700 lbs. Band lroR. to by L;
 GOO lbs Horse Shoe Iron
 GOO lbs Round and Square Iron, 11 10 5S;
 Bundles Hoop Iron, s 2;
 II sets Wagon Boxes; Skillets Nos. ?. 2 and 1 i; Round Pots. ,, and 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; 1000 lbs. Cottoa Yarn. received per J. E. Gordon," and for sale by
 July 3. VIM. B. WAIT.
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures TIN, sHEET-IRON AND COPPER
 MAEUEACTORY.

THE subscriber keeps always hand. and dis con-
 stnniIy manufacturing all sorts of Tin, sheet- iron, and Copper ware, of the best materials. and in the most durable and substantial manner.
 He will pnt ap 6ais and iat orders for Merchants, Pet.tats and inc residents in the country, the shortest notice as cheap. and perhaps lille cheaper than any one in the State He has large and well selected stock of materials, and will do all kinds of Repairs and Job Hork with the greatest nesthess and despatch Ali kinds Of steamboat work repaired and put in perfect otder, st ;:'o."ents warning.
 Thankful for past favors. he hopes by diligence and attention to business, 10 merit and receive tinuancr of public patronage.
 Tin Sponis and Cutters made fo order. for any part ofthe State. E. W, McCRACkEN.
 Little Rock, Oct. l6, lSi9.--7-6-y
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
WHITE LEAD. nII. ks.

WHITE LEAD. OIL. &e. LUST RECD. PER STEAMER CASHIER. O the iollo~iHg. among numerous other articles: 50 kegs pure White Lead
 10 d.. No. l, do
 ? bhls. LiaseeJ Oil; } bbls Land Oil; :. l do. Putty; I do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles:
 10 halt boxes, do.; 41 quarter boxes, do 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; g (;rindstones; 50 bbls. Ohio Sape,6us FLOUR; Japan Varnlsb, Hams, BIowa Soap, Starch, AL cehoi, Stone Jugs. Wire Selves, &c., &c, all oi which will be sold very low. May %. VIM. B. WATT
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FRESH GRafERiEx Ar.. A,..

ID EcElKED FER STEAMERS PENNY IT IU AND DUR0c, s.d for sale at the lowest priees--sneng which the following articles. 8 sacks Rio Coffee; 4 bbis. Loaf Sugar.:
 hbds Leaf segar;
 bbls. Reboiled Molasses; 2O doz. Painted Psigs:
 boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets eoauon Teaeups and Saueers; 5o < < Edged Plates; 5e doz. 1" Pisehsrs;
 box Shaving Sespi
 bale heavy DriEiings;
 2 bales heavy Alabama coitons. Jane i2. Al. HUTT.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE hR. MCINTYRE. Dentist, respectfully informs 1( his patients and the public, that his Ofce has been Tvly0ved to Mir Champlia's Wasbingten Hotel where he will eeanae the practice of his profession in skilifaI n.sansr and at moderate charges.
 The teeth may be preserved, beantiied or replaced generally, without pain, aud all operations per formed with as iitte Dconyenace to the patient ss possible. The true xaae of the ieetb is only known when these useful organs of msstieation, speech and form lost. Ladies attended al their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofebiIdren under D years, wil be fegu- lated free of expense; also advice given fe pfe- serystioa of the teeth and the proper oeBsifrce to be used. The mouth exsIniDcd without charge CT troabie to the padent The following gss,emen referred to In regard to Dr. McIDtyros qualifications practical Dentist
 Joas II. RoaINsos. Col. l.. 1. REAsDos, GAIT. 4. PiEE, Dr. s. LAEsIE, Mir, " E. WoopKUFF, slr WM E. WAIT,
 Nr. C. B. HATesx.
 I.ifils Rock OeE. 6, Is4S. E..
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NQNrM~mm%mr-~...-

HE snoscr'her, agent for II. HahermaM, viii A continue the formers business al his ald s,snJ on Main, near Markham stree, aad keen cans,n,s Y on hand full ana well as->ried stock of C;roce .'cs' pry Goods, Boots Shoes. Hardware, castinrs. highest market prices will be paid for coum,. ara duee, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &c.
 Janl i9 JOHN KRAusE.
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To the Travelling Pnhlie

tHsiE undersigned would respectfully inform ,h. A travelling pahlic, that he hes establishes s Terry at ihe upper Steam Mill. where he ls a, all times prepared to ferry movers travellers. and dra yeEs' with es mneh or more prompsituae ,h.u ihey can be crossed at the other ferries al Litsa Rock. His boat Is entirely new 55 feet In length, aha1sAe best row-boat ever used at this place. Mill, Of MessFs- George Johnson & Ce., where travellers caa at ell times be furnished with slou, aud enEa. meal Of tho best quality. Corn can he had on the Worth side of the River, on reasOn.hls terms. The landings on both sides are good, and the roads will be keptin good repair
 J. M. GILES. Little Rock, Oct 2ath, Is4s. T
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R F M OVAL.
NEW GOODS AGAIN AT THE NEW STORg!

NEW uubUS hufBJ M HE NEW NIUhH (. "ALTER MITCHELL would respectfully re- w turn thanks 10 tue citizens of Little Rock and of the surrounding country for the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him. {hav- ing far exceeded his most favorable an,icpaions, aud would hereby beg to inform them that he Is just receiving. for the 'thirh tilne within six months large and well selected stock of CLOTHING: {: DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. 'CR0CkERY, HARDWARE; Bocis. Shoes; Hats. Cups; Drugs, Medicines, Paiais, Oils; Castings, Liquors, 1m Ware. Se,, Sc.
 Which he will sell at wholesale retail. for cash at New Orleans prices, making cost and carriage Therefore all persons wishing 10 purchase kindly solicited 10 call and examine for themselves in the new biick building recently erected by Mr Wood ruH, on Markham street, few doors above the An thony House, where he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand fhii assortment of ali kinds for the accom- mediation of his customers.
 Little Rock, Dee. l9, Is4s. Eff
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Arkanaas mivcr IsacLet.
REGULAR LENEsfPACKEr,

. L SsA From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri-
 yer to Little Rock, Van BareR, Fort
 smith and Fort GibSou.
 FTNfTE Ilgh4 drought sfraEners WILLIAM ARM. l STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will run regularly between the above ports for the con veyaRce of freight and passengers--the Wm. Arm- strong and Medium leaving Napoleon Meafags and 7'AHrssays at ,clOck. A. M.--Returning will leave Little Rock same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gulaF weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Barea and Fort Smith, and extending her trips 10 Fort Gibson whgn the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing arrangement. and that their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spateh, and al the lowest customary rates An the beats in good, soand condition, and handsomely fitted up for fhe accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon
 N. GREENW GOD & Co, ,Ag'ts, N. 0. Dec. l3, l647. l4-
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MMA MN MDXW A MR Ms-a

M ILL, $ cut and hsnd-saws; cotton and wool 1VA cards; and coffee mills; stocks and ,i,@s horse nails; coach wrenahes; sieeiyards, iron mo. lasses gatss; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs; files: iron braces, butts; wrapping paper, &c.
 Received aud for sale by
 jan20 VIM. B. WAIT.
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NEW GOONS.

TOHN D, ADAMS has just returned from New O orseans, with small we'll selected stock of
 STAPL DRY GOODS: Consisting oi doaesties bleaehed and brown C:eor. gia iowes. prints, bleaehed and brown drills, shee ing, s'tir'ng and table hnens Kentucky jeans, red and white iianneh, shiped and plain linsys, . few pieces ginghems, bazes, and husIins. Together with a stuaIl tot of
 Hats. Boots, shoes. &c.. &c. Which will be otfered very low for cash or country produce,
 July 26, Is4s.
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DLoUGHs.-36 No. l, Halls Improved Peacock i3 No. ?, ''
 6 No. 5, [" {" I2 No. |, iIall's Valley, with cast points; $ No.2 |" Received and for sale, at rediced rates, by janl6 VIM B. WATT
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EAsTERs, via. Napoleon.
 Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. 2, p m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4, a. m,
 SOUTHERN, to Washington and Fulton. Due Wednesday, Friday and SHntay,.... I. ?. m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ?, A. Il.
 WESTERN. to Vaa Barren and Fori Smih Due, "Wednesday and Saturday.. y,......2. ?. ?. m. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday,.. ?, a. m.
 NORTHERN, tO Batesuiiie.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Satarday... 6. p. m, Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ,, a. m.
 To Piae BigF and COiambia. Due, Sunday and Fhuf sday, 5, ?. m. Leaves. Sunday and Thursday. ,.......... 6, a. m
 Rcagaa's BlaFs, to Si. Prancis. Due, Monday and 1hmsiisy.. I2s m. Leaves, Monday and Friday. y,............. l2, ID.
 Kindeyhook, Qaitman and Rieh Hoods. Due, "Wednesday, .................... 6. M. Leaves, Thnrsday.... ........s............ s, a. m. To Perryrite, DanpiHe, and T0H,siasoarifir. Due. every other Thursday. day..........7,p I, p. m Leaves. every other Monday [, ,a ID. iss- All mails closed al o'clock ?. m
 The office will be open one hoar af.er the Eastern mail is opened, and two hours in The afternoon. on Sunday. VIM. +. POPE P. M. DLoUGHS.-36 No. l, Hal'sImproyed Peacock; r fS Na
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BENJAMIN CALENDER, Successor to wm. T. Eustis X Col No 42 and A. Pearl Street, Boston, .assscHsefts,
 INPnETFR ANn nRlIER IN

HASa constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur \ Il LERV adapted 10 the trade of the Southwest Frotn an experience of twenty years in the trade of that section, he is confident that he can supply merchants, either in person by order. with the styles aud qualities of goods desirable, and terms that shall be satisfactory.
 GJ. 5. C. gives particular attention to consign- ments of Cotton, Petries and other produce of the country that may be consigned to him for saIe.
 Sept. g. lS49.-7-3-u
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Coffee, Sisg0r Ac.

Coffee, SHg0r Ac. : % Bags Rio codee, -- , Java do; Pepper Ginger Root; ? Bhls Tanners Oii; Crushed Sugar; Powdered do; | Box ietned loaf do S Lemon syrup; ? {" Black Tea; Chest imperial do; 700 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT
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 NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Little Rock, Feb. P, lsis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

The CASE OF BISHOP ONDERDoNK-This case
is exciting attention in NewYork again, in view
of the early meeting of the Protestant Episcopal
convention. letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer
says; Certain it is, that a strong effort in favor
OF the suspended Bishop will be made, and per-
haps with success, for it is known that the number
Of his friends has increased considerably within
the past year On dit, that the Rev. DR.. Tying, who,
cipal opposers, has changed his mind on the sub.
lect and intends to support his restoration to epis
COpal functiOnsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

ANOTHER DIPLOMATIC DIFFICULTY, - The
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
thus speaks of an affair now under discussion be-
tween Mr. Clayton and the Bey of TOMS: " A
diplomatic difficulty is pending in relation to a
claim of John Howard Payne. formerly Consul at
runs, upon the Bey. Mr.. PAYNE, while orr rem
resentatve at the Tunsian Court, got the Rev.
who IS landlord of all the consular mansions. TO
agree to renovate the then falling one of me IInitd
States-just his Highness was at that yerv mo.
ment dong for the consulate of Great Britain-but
though the work was performed land slowly
enough, too,) Mr. Payne was Obliged to urge il
onward by considerable advances towards the nav.
nlent Tor ~ thinking himself secure in being able
to charge them upon the rent, which comes on that
station out of the Gonsul's own pocket. Mr..
FGyne's removal, however, Ito make wav for a
political friend of new Administrations occurred
before sufficient rent due to cover his advances.
ana the Bey kept on promising until his creditor
was fairly out Of Africa, and then his Highness
ceased to say anything more upon the subject.
The affair being brought before the State Depart
ment, President Polk handsomely overlooking his
objection on party score to Mr.. Payne, ordered
Ihe hey to be peTemporilY applied TO for payment
but his Highness still continued silent President
laylor reiterated the order of his predecessor until
at length, the Bey hearing that squadron was on
lis way to refresh his royal memory, directed the
advances IN question to be refunded but saving ST
the same time that more having been done 10 the
mouse than he theughtitnesded, he, therefore, only
agreed to pay the money out of compliment TO his
beloved friend, the United States Government and
not because he considered that it ought to have
Deen asked for by his aforesaid beloved friend
hlther subtle intriguing, or egregious laundering
mas since lnterpOsed actively to embarrass this
aIair, IN consequence of which il seems likely that
final justice can only be obtained after all bV some
new exertion of diplomatic skill and decision.
Ihere Is little doubt but all will come right
eventually"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

IHE CHARLESTON LINE OF STEAMERS TO
BALTIMORE. - The new steamer Republic left
Baltimore on Monday, the oath, on a trial trip
down the Chesapeake, and proceeded ten miles to
sea beyond the Capes Of Virginia. Some deten.
lions occurred going down, owing to the stiffness
Oh the machinery, but the boat moved admirably
she let the Capes on her return at halfpast :
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, and arrived at Balti,
more at 8 O'Clock on Wednesday morning. Hell
average speed was l44 miles per hour, against a
heaVy sea, with an average pressure of 10 inches
oil steam; she can run 20 inches. The Republic
commenced taking coal on board, preparatory to
her trip to Charleston this week.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

os- The Kentucky Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met at Shelbyville, Bishops
Soule and Capers in attendance. The following
gentlemen have been elected delegates in the Cen:
eral Conference ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, to be held at St. Louis in May next: DR.. H.
B. Bascom, B. T. Crouch, H. K Kavanaugh, G.
w. Brush, T. N. RalstOn, VIM. H. Henderson, ].
c. Harrison, Dr. S. H. Latta and w. D. Trainer,
reserves,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

CHEROKEE CoUNcIL.-The Cherokee Advocate
OF the l7th ult contains notice that there would
be council of the old settlers on the Dist ut. at
the council ground Tah-lon.tees-kes near Web
oers Falls, for the purpose of eecting delegation
70 proceed this winter to the City of Washington,
and to urge upon the approaching session of Con.
gress final adjustment of all their claims and de-
mands that stand still unaccounted for, &c. The
Advocate adds, Messrs. John Drew and John
MeCoy are nominated as candidates to fill this i'm.