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kin Marlin. NyOrk; brss Benz yrsnlli. Finn Bos
Plate s iS.,. A sa:s' 10: Sai:n
e. &c.,
is sns FERN from sssas ag Bs'. chip ch.s.p
cd sTs .li'. ws: ss.ss' SRI. Sri s,.ss
sil.s hichAidA. Welsh brig Waite,
EArsos. DC. s-,Arr schr Elizabeth. pocahsm Norfolk
su.ss dodnisS s s s''a sa ss w i
;sss rq.s. .eG. sros sss
Lufin. A. s.ndr.; AmI.asios, HsrrieE ierI; Srss
& " as; .'si' "a
be- I'm s.SsSs isa elia Fsss 40 Boston rim
s
81 .ssS: Ae:. South
81; i:s5:, sS
rick. kiehnend; "a L.gyna wicohso5aoh, NY.rk;
n: sssSiTh y,
Lend S hs pt,s and Samuel Small for Boston and some ay
Ss.ih:s and :sI:ns S..sssss Ts:ss
from that hss hove in sight since evening ESQ
on s.s
iron kS de 1;nsrT cane in last and
they rsgh.a anShos and proceeded up tho s. Win a.
In No vessels bay or hartor outward bound wsashsf
kosLs Sep n Arr bark Reform. Livermors NYork; brig
FORT, sept 2y-Sld big NORTH Ameriea Foster
NYork.
In port Oct l. loaded, ship Forester Parker for Rio ia
New OeLKArs, Sept 26-Arr schrs Anaa Sophia, Horton
BrasoG Demoorat, Hanneaer, Pensacola CID bark Asba
Ward Boston; Bchr Gov Arnold. Bathews, Kngstcn
Js; Dream Br). Elwyn. Belize. Honduras.
NoRgoLK Oct 3-Arr schrs kessert L. Conkln, NYork
Broolvle Coot, Esstportj Eben Atkns, Wlton Boston,
VIM Brown, Hunt, NBedford; Yaatio. Erightnan Provi
In Hampton Roads, scbrs Williams Avery, Baltimore
Osborn, Georgetown fer NYork
Newport. Oct S-Arr sloop Excel Fall River for NYork
NEw HAVEN, Oct 2-Arr slooo lyman Dsnison. smith,
YORK. Sid schrs Alexander Nesle Philao pha Olivia AID
Virginia, Cummings do RebeocA do; Dispatch Corson,
Brandy vine; sloop Tantivv, Russell, Albany.
NEw BEpy RID. DC. 3-Arr bark Pauiins. DsmoranvIe
Boston to TT for whsog Bark Oscar and brig Zoosste
for san Francisco, made prepar- ton TO clear
PRoviDErcE. 3sehrs Albert Thomas, Higgins Nan
England tohrs Vssper Bugbee. Norfolk Moses Hail.
and john Rogers 8ouck. Philadelphia
PHILApELPHIA, Oct 4-Arr bark Mary Kendall. Tall
man, Delfzyl
PORTLAND. Oct 4Cld ship lydia scule. NOreans bark
Chieftain (new), Drnkvaer, dol brig Mariana willard
Porto Rico
RicHMoss, Oct 3-Arr schr Hanover. Lamplin, NYork
Sid ehrs Thss Ireland Somers do Thcs Thompson, Wx
Boston.
SAvArrAH Sept % 3O-Arr steamship Tennessee Cole
Ysrk; bark yunatA blanchard Boson brig American Ross
NYork: Cid ship Hartford Ssnnernau. NYork; brigs
Gilmore, Kepdvick, Boston; Augusta. Stone, NYork
Lila !ans Brown dol Gen Marshall Holmes do. Sid sohr
Alfalfa. Williams. do. -
sALEM, Oct Scld sohr Martha Maria. Baker. NYork.
WLnISeToS, NC, Oct 2-Arr brig Marian, Merely, in
distress. CID schr Jonas Smith. Band. Nfork.
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Telegraphio.
See rsssrs for latent Maxins Intcxsuss
BY magnetic telegraph.
Cleared.
Ship Republic, Marshall Mobile.
Barks-Oympus [ Bril- Tregarthsn. ct John, NB, HhPW
,hs fsse Hs:. sS Charleston Lady of
ssh,s c.ns Tru,nss st. Joss. PR Free
rsrson; Sl.riS Pf.sssr w@ins,op NC DGlosr Potter
Bishop Bsl.iuoIsi Benz Douglass, Taylor. Phiadsphia
SOops-Hotso, Bsbcs DsSton Harvest. French, or.xop.
sturgis. and Apollo, Rogers, frovidsnse.
Arrived.
msl steamship Hermann, Crabtres Southampton Goth
ul with mdse 20 oosAa steam S.vf,son Co. No date LAT
Ssnsas s &. RON
s1 SS rsas
a. an S ssps 80
but eoud not make them OUT 3D. crossed the Banks New
PsIl Ro.ans tOf ThSmasonh Curling Boras.r. g day.
..rss chip creole bound vi 18Th ui a saw
Gaiiict Tc.cs Hsisns lDutch, Post Amstsrdam IS days.
with se : rS 70 W sYdsT se 3.
With mdss to Schmidt Co " ''' "'m''''' ''p' d.
gIg victOrs tBr, Bstch, Halifax. day. with SCRAP iron
sohr Eisise Sanford Wilmington MEG days. with naval
sohr Gen Tsylsr, Brewster. Virginia, days
schr Ldwatd Dement, Drake, Virginia. s days.
sssr R sI sSnSi yssn
Brig NORTH meres Foster Machia' days With lumber
BRIG Ohio, sawyer. Mac6i... 6 days, with Lumber.
sehr Chsliens s a Poster. Tnhem.s.oD. 5 ssys
soSr Svenser syminstsn Thomssson. 5 dsya
schr Tiorio, Everett, ThOmastcn. days.
schr !.aao Achern Sylvester, ThomaitOa. days.
ssST Kr: ss,
tho Ss e1s ss'ss from
to throw overheard the deck load consisting Of Is bids Of
iIsm the came cause. o. w '"'''
shin mali. fof PortI>pdl from IixsrnoaI
Bark Brothers 90 days from Nswry Ire with passsn
s' ai.o An Italian brig.
All, c.,,,,, and ,.,t. . A..sa. and Lama,
spit1PscSst ship " ellington London. '''"' ."
oer-wu. a. ..n-a... NV, q. meridian. 81, a. .,.
''' D. 81
clos. at Il. .rs ~ % G
:;:.S:i Ts
and ,.h. for Havana ifrom CharisssonI on
isTTss BAGS sss.@.s Isabel for u.,.a. win clos. a.
Ksnyop,. 81 Wall street. to-day s.a tetPT and Cor.
,aS s &. sa
smV'''' 70. L.1.''; viii close 3. Monday
rHs.s.Irn.: osss, rnaA,r,.:sIsslsi n.s New.
tS5 bS Esrs.ss s ss. lsSy sdis s.
S . Ns:s SsrsH f.a s.'% S.rao c.: .'sl Ray
f.sss Col. s,. 1SIs job. }sss, s%,sl Dss... Penn
sSsa. Assms ysisSsn n.sss sssysr. so. s Gee Gee
Behmsn; hos New beaiord Rushing smith, rro'senes
otsss s's s.lri: !Ssy Boston, u.p. York
poruanai .ehrs lev nsw,srypofs, coi Davis
s' s. b. es,'f ss' Isxy si, r
Iupi. peIIw white Albany John Jones smith New York.
nss, Rss.. Providence; RssSss. smi.S DO: H.asa.
Young New YORK. ors.on' h.~'horn, do
ps BApx Ku.or. Pses from ua.sn,.. t..or. rscor,.a
:. ch.I.,ss y, I ISh ,S S' s. 10
20 sa. With heavy cross sea took ia s,.ry,hns
& sas s ,hp lard ana ussn n' mSa
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I Isr OF LETTEks RETAINING IN THE NEW FORK
- Post Once October g. ly4o.
LAneRsr orRcULArIoH.
the dass ofsAs Last In which they advs
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MARITIME INTnLLIGE NCn !.

Pert or New York, Oct. o, Is4s.
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Cleared.

See general column for latent Marine
By magnetic telegraph.
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FHLApELpHA. Octb, tPM-Arrfvsd-ship Isaac New
s5 s ,spse r pp Lssy sdss 81
Boat n seLrs North Carons seemsn Calais Jacob RAY
Falcon Cole New ferti John ycne: Smith Dshos Penn
,yvanis Errchrop DuIbury: Isabella Bsymors Tunis
eubius Aaams Wsrehsm; hivsukio stowers Boston;
Boamsn hosr. New Bedford; Rushing Smith,
Oregon. HAwthorp, New kochslls.
Ci,ared-Br Harriet Libby Boston; Henrietta York
Portland; sehrs Jew Small Newhuryport: Col Davis
Isabella Be-, Derby Agnes Ross Mckay Halifax; Ys-
Cole Bo-ten hary sutteroh Somers Charleston Sc
Tups Depuw, white Albany John Jones smith Now York.
Noble ireland dol htwsuki- Showers Boston; George Hsf
man, Rors, Provisence; Rushing. Smith, do; NafAra
ysu ev York. OREGON, Haw thorn, do.
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rRrrcr Lees k0Usss-Ofhcisl notice 10 rivsr that o
sht hou.e nov umsstsd ~ the e1trases % ths
harssr Of Eouiosns and smaller ~sstsrn
shove Of the Department Of Hnsterre TIE tr, %
lxht entrey res and be at fosr mills. dssuc
Tn. other tide and he'd shen there
10 feet Of ~ster.
h,.d sht has been placed the Poat ~ Ksrnotv,s
Of the q ~ bo fourteen MILE.
bB "a red light also placed The Point u rouAxls
Camsret Can be seen i've miles.
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Nyoyemenus oF Uvdavahu.u.

movements at Ind1viduaIS.
Cen. Armstrong late Consul TO Liverpool, and j dye
Chinn, u Charge 20 Naples. are in Washington
Etlwood Fisher attended q public dinner at Erode.
ricksbWg, Va en- the 9th ult
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huovsrA, sept n-sls .cbr " Mason. Smith, Nyorf.
bOsror Coz Arr banks Bone. Hopnes CroOs,ads La
ee re- Dr. KILLER Newcastle, via Jivsrpoo brig Ao.dian
I'M Ciove 0lsssowy vis Corti schrs Bries SARGENT
ffsdephisi Forest. kioksrdson addison for New YORK
10 shiI. Washington Irving. Gorhsm, hvsps, E-us
s Nsts Nee Oilesnsi Csnl Berry Pa,s rson, Mobile;
e.psisi bres ~. Ter tswD almfet GOt.sbvrg sss.ns,
tsbf saetsosrtlle Hin Carter Rogers kshns Nouins
ssiies ~tns ~ 10 v and NE, fresh -fsh rain ell d.y
bhLrIsosE. Oet Arr bark narylAsd Dayn BssS>s
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LITTER BAGS Of Southerns for Charleston will
close the Exchange Reading Room M Exohaure day
NJ a o'clock. Gags Of steamer America for HAifaI
pool will close above Tuesday 9th at to
Issh. for Havana (from Charleston on
"Wednesday 10Th. ut IN O'Clock.
LErrEs BAGS Of steamer Isabel for uavana win close AT
Ksnyop's, 81 Wall street. to-day. OF to PM and
warded BY southsrner The baxs
viii cose the time Letter packet south
smpton, for Loneon, will close Monday, n.
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WhaiepBseu.

CID A. rev Bedford Oct g. ship gsterprise s~ Js,..
ses. sid ship Hercules Psefc.
sl6 from NV Lopdor Oct q ship Armata, Hoit invest
Coast Sd, baIh Blsoh warrior, Bsbeocs. DO. :
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Msrieqn Spsclations about the Secret Egpeitionner
scan Vessel seized at LSpdh - mr. Cttg0Fa hetHT"
iRg-The TskudhteDeC Route to the PacJtc'
VERA Cruz, Sept, Is, 1919.
Eds Crescsne- Much anxiety prevails here to know the
destination Of the expedition now fitting out 10
The general belief has been and is STILL that II IS intended
to invade the State of TamaulipSs shOugh the intoma
ton resolved by the last steamer would indicate hai Ouoa
the point fixed upon The Mexican papers are filled with
speculstOns and rumO Expresses have even been sent
from TampioO tOthe Government at the city OF Mexico re-
quOstng reinforcement of troops, was not known now
that place would be attacked by an armed BODY OF
adventures pirates robbers thieves IS they nave
been called In fact the Mexican vocabulary has tailed 10
furnishing names haId enough Even own Government
denounced abetng the enterprise before the PTeS
dents proclamation reached ne by the steamer.
The ArcO Iris had it time that strange sails were
seen lowering LObos Island then came TumoF that
the expedition had landed at TSmpOO but it was only
rumOr causing much talk-nO 1t is my own opinion
that, If Whites party should land there TampcO would
surrender without firing a shot.
The American schooner L. M Hitchcock was brought
into this port short since having been seized by the
authorities Of Tuapan, under suspicion of being smugge
She was laying that port, repairing 81 the Captain
Her papers show that she osaed from New Orleans
for Point Isabel with assorted Of dry goods She
lays here, waiting the decision in her case by the Court ID
Mr. Clifford retiring Minister home by thi'
steamer He leaves the country much regretted by those
who knew him and appreciated hm-hS own countymen,
as well as the diplomatic corps OF the Capital am sorry
to have that this gentlemen has been aSsaed by
Of the party at home the charge OF not aOrdng
protection to some imprisoned Americans "a This iS false,
Mr. o. very properly would not recognize the vagabond de
ssreH of our Army who oainR about the strestl OF
Mexico and who have been kicked Of the Mexican Army
for bad conduct In this he surely was tight.
/ am glad to advocate the TehuaRtepec route to
the Pacific. l. as know il last Ipng, and
speak adyssdly 1t by far the shortest and pao
cabs-hs nearest to New Orleans and if opened will the
advance her interests. Large reach the
month of the COazacoacos in four days FROM NswOrsans
There y feet Of the bar The river is there
navigabs 40 leagues for light daught boats months
out OF the A good stage road can be made mmed.
aiely "a railroad, in time leading through the Pao Chi
vela 10 tbs coast where there coed anchorage the
debouchuFe Of the Tehuantepec River Land distance IS
leagues The time in crossing the sthmus III be -four days
these with four days from New Orleans the mouth of the
GoazacOaeos. will make in all eight days fIOm that city
the Pacific at point 1900 miles above Panama. Ths ia
bound be the route ultimately A conduca with
81 600 specie to 20 By the steamer has arrived
paper, called FL L0eOm0tOr, has started heIe.
YOum respectfully, T. c.. J.
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oud Municipality and no Involuntary pauss5 to gaze upOu
some beautiful place
Where opening roses breathing sweets dihuse.
And soft carnations shower their baluly deWs,
Where lilies smile in virgin robes OF Whlte
The thin undrsss Of superficial light
And varied tulips show 50 daSzlaE gay
Blushing in bright diventies OF day.
part Of Lafayette is succession Of little Edens' and
stretching to CauoOn we lind perfect fancy spo'
where the fragrant orange with bright golden rhd hangs
pendant from each bongh, Our friend OHM, OF No ~
Canal street, making strong efoIts to introduce
of the practical in the science Of gardening He is partieu
larry interested in the general culture of vegetables and
keepsOn hand frstrUe stock of fresh eedi Every thing
needed for the tabs That Mother Earth can supply he will
provide you with the and from his advertisement in
another column you will the varsity. Mr. Dian dea in
garden seeds of every kind
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NJ PoUsstN AND THE PREsIDENT-In addition
to the telegrsphic dispatches we publish to-day,
we find further information Of interest in the Pic
ayune of yesterday. The teegnphic correspond
ent of that paper writes as follows:
The National Intelligencer contains brief edi-
toral of the recent affair with France, giving par
tculars, but of an explanatory character simply,
with view to quiet the public mind ltstates that
no interruption of the amieable relations subsisting
between the two countries is anticipated.
The Washington Republic contains an official
statement, with correspondence filling two columns,
contradicung the accounts sent you by telegraph
last night l9lhO The offensive words Of the
French Minister are follows: " am, sorry to
md the American Government is SO utterly nsen-
sbe to dignity, and so ignorant of the interests Of
It's marine service as it has shown itself TO be in
this transaction"
When this letter was laid before the French
Government, NJ. De TOcqueVie, Minister of For
eign Affairs, addressed note to Mr.. Rush, stating
that the French Executive {" sees no occasion for
its action, and that there has been unnecessary
FecriminatiOn and marked faults on both sides I"
In this manner it seeks to divide the responsibility
and directly to ineu pate our Government
On the receipt of this note President TAYLOR
directed that no further intercourse be held with
NJ Poussin, and that passports be made cut and
placed at his disposal. He also instructed Secre-
tary Clayton to inform M. De pocqueville that his
opinion on the conduct Of the American Govern.
ment had not been solicited that action, and not
criticism, had been expected from him, and thar
B" before this dispatch reached him, NJ. Poussin's
| passports would be placed at his disposal"
| On Friday night last (4th) NJ. POussin's pass
! ports Were prepared, and on Saturday N5th) they
were transmitted TO the French Legation at Wash
! iRgton. NJ. Poussin was then at New York, but
| he arrived at the Legation last evening (l9th)
The offensive language in the Minister'S first
letter ab0ut the tobacco claim is as follows: He
was convinced that it would be more honorable on
fha ri nf fhn Init &Fafa
| fairly debt contracted during the war, under The
pressure of necessity, than to eyade lis payment
| by endeavOring to damage the character of an
! honest man." The same note charged Col. Childi
with perjury.
A dispatch few hours later says: "There is q
Eumor current that NJ. Poussin, The French Minis
ter, has apOlogized to our Government"
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SUPPLIEs or CLOTHMs.-Msssrs Alfred MunToe s Co
receiving Their Fall stock of ready made clothing
Their immense saesToom enables them 20 make fine dis.
play, and from psnonal examination that they
have some magnificent goods. A customer meets with
every courtesy and the strict rule made by the house to
charge bat price enables the Judge select with
out fear of paying much oE the whse'' Call and
have eye he future should require hing pow
glimpse the style vests and pants will repay you
for the trouble
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Ba- We are indebted to the clerk of the steam.
ship Portland for files of Kingston papers; TO Capt
Crane, Of the steamship Galveston, for Texas pa
pers; and to the officers of the Ahambra and Gen.
Jesup for ST, Louis papers.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE -GotO the Olympic to night. Two
good Drsmas- The idiot Witness and The Hunte Of
the Aps Twill be performed.
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srFAsiBoAr SUEK.-Ihe .. s. transport steamer
Cen. Builder, belonging to the Quartermasler's de-
parsnsnt sunk yesterday afternoon, about halfpast
tWo0elock, while lying at her mooFings below the
T.ouisfsna- Dry Dock.
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CALVIN EDsoN-We pleased to see our old friend
Barney Van Epps Of Mobile at the regatta He seemed in
hiss usual good health, and a general avOnte wsl not
eciipsed by any the ground.
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Slow TRAvEL.-The Rochester IN. " Demo
crat announces that all the Canal Board are to
navigate the whole length of the canal in a scow-
boat. They proceed thus for the purpose of ma
king minute and careful inspection and survey.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

NoMINATIoN.-The democrats of Algers have nomna.
ted Peter L. MaoS for of the Representatives of the
Psrsh of Orleans
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oar J. B. Steel g. Co. have sent us some of their
new books; among others, Hearts and Homes"
by Mr.. Ellis, " ThesMaiden Aunt" Prof, Jaeger's
"Class Book of Zoology, lathe Story offs Genius"
and Vslasquez's Introduction to Spanish CONVEX
sation" Mr.. Steel has also catalogues of all the
publications by Appleton & Co, with the price of
each work affixed
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or We receive daily favors by the mall line
from Mobile for which the officers Of the Day and
Oregon will please accept our thanks.
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FLOUR lNsrEOTIoN.-ThesS st. Louis Republican
of the l2th inst makes the following statement:
We hear great complaint among the -four dealers
of this city, in relation TO the present system of in
specting in New Orleans. Several of the princi-
pal operators in this line, and who had large lots
on the market yesterday, refused to SELL subject to
inspection below. They contend that, under OK,
isting circumstances great injustice is doneto the
quality Of their four-whether intentional or not,
is of course unknown; but they confidently assert
that, until change of some sort takes place, they
have determined not to guaranty in New Orleans.
A meeting Of flour dealers is talked Of and should
such thing transpire, doubtless some measure will
be adopted to remedy the evil Of which they CON-
plain" The St. Louis dealers must be aware of
the fact that all inspection of -four in Louisiana is
voluntary and not forced An act of the 18th of
March, lS49, made the inspection of -four, beef
and pork vol untary after the first day of November
last If the seller can find a purchaser who is
willing to buy without inspection he is at perfect
liberty to sell without inspection. As to the COM
plants of the St. Louis dealers against the New
Orleans inspectors, we believe that the purchasers
here approve of the conduct of tue inspectOrs and
as it is at the instance of the purchaser that all in
specton is made, he is The best judge OF the course
pursued by those who are appointed to attend to
his interests.
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RAILROAD TRAvEL.-The travel on the New
York and New Haven Railroad is unprecedented
in the annals of American railroads. The receipts
of the company are about $1,000 daily.
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t. New YORK Letter on I'd PAGE,
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The Mechanics Assistant.
AND OTTER NEW, INTERFERING Publications.,

Just received at the
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse
No, 1 4 CAMP street.
THE MECHANICS ASSISTANT A Thorough
Practical Treatise on MeuuTetion and the Sliding Ruseeeh
copc methods dndg the ui al regular Superhss and
the contents regular Soil both By numbers BY the
aiding rue treating Lave VI Motion, the Descent Of
Falling Bodies the Strength Maerias The Mechanical Pow
sr me- Elasticity Force Of Steam, Specific Gravles, Level
ag the Pendulum, Adapted for Che use Of rpentera,
S6ipwrights WheeWrights Sawyer, Gauger LumoeInens
sudsnts and Artisans generally. By D. NJ Knapen, A M
pRStF Ia F Y mi GLASS BOOK OF ZOOLOGY
Designed afford Pupils IN Common Schools anu academies
knowledge Of the Anima Kingdom; v, rr,-,v,,.,
PROF VELASQUEZ'S EASY INTRODUCTION
TO SPANISH CONVERSATION. Cgntaining FL unt %
necessary to rapid progress IN IT, Partcuay uegnu
persons who have little time to study, or are heF o"
Instructors.
HEARTS AND HOMES. or s cial Distinction; story
BY Mrs. Ellis, author Of "The Women OF EngtSndt ete .
THE MAIDEN AUNT. a Story, BY M. ~ A
remarkably interesting and able work" q, 49,,
STORY or GENIUS or, Cola MONT. by the au-
thor Of " How to Win Love- " Michael the Mner," etc.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
More of the Poussin Affair.

arisen with Mr.. Poussin, originated during the
Me1canwar, Commodore Carpenter, while com
handing the squadron sent out to blockade the ports
Of Mexico, saved from shipwreck the French bark
Eugene. He claimed legal salvage for his crew
stored the ship to the captain. Mr. CLAYTON having
approved of his conduct correspondence ensued
between the Secretary of State and the French
Minister, which the latter failed to lay before his
Government, and likewise wrote very insulting
leter to Mr.. Clayton, rejecting the honor of our
Government. Gen. Taylor ordered all correspon-
denee with the French Minister to be suspended
and his passports offered him. Thus stands the
case at present. This is sent officially from Wash
ingtoh.
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Tslsgrapbed to tie c DAILY Crescent
FiOrida-Tho French Difioul,y-Aaaino.

FloridS-The French DiHeuliY-HGains.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.-D Dispatches have been re-
ceived by the War Department, which state that
the Seminole chief dsclaims all connection with
the late outrage9 in Florida, and that he will de-
liver up the offenders to Government
The Washington Republic Of this morning pub
ishes portion of the correspondence between
Messrs Clayton and Poussin-the substance of
which Isent yesterday The Republic says that
there is no danger of a rupture with France, IA
things now stand.
There is no election of a Governor by the people
in Maine, The Lower House will be democratic.
The Senate is doubtful.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

The STEAMsHIP oHIo.-The agents of the u
S. Mail Steamship Company received a dispatch
yesterday, informing them that the Ohio sailed from
New York for New Orleans on Thursday, the Doth.
The Ohio brings u passengers for Chsgres, and a
large number for New Orleans 1t will be seen,
by the advertisement in another column, that the
rates of passage from this city to Chagres have
been lowered The price in the saloons is $780, in
tead of 500; in the lower cabin sos, instead of
$50. The steerage remains the same. S45.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

SANDWICH fsLANDs.-By an arrival at Boston
letter has been received, dated June oath, stating
that the English frgate Pandora had sailed from
the Sandwich Islands, for England, taking some
California gold on American account-there being
no direct conveyance to the United States. Gold
is quoted at the Sandwich Islands, at SIG to SIG so
per ounce