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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

so sOlemaly entrusted her on bis death. bed. The
mother was Also silent for few moments.
wen, love, she al length resumed, g you we're
Dun lew months old when, one day. was sitting
with you in a small arbor in the Of M
dwelling where we then resided Ona se,|den. I
heard the lateh-Of the garden gate raised and A
poor emaciated looking man toIled 10 the suDHV
walk He appeared in the last stare az rvrstchad
ness and sekness seemed to add It's load Of misery
where there appeared to be an accumulation III iIs
rose with an nIehtonsof iuauiriro into Me ,s,T,
dition and relieving him as far a. nv means Womb
permit aud taking you in my arms, 4 stood before
him But, Grace, suppose that time had mos so
changed me as it had done him, for he Instantly
elaeHlated my maiden name. Yes, love- YOU nav
we'll drop you work and raise your ewes. Il va
indeed be whom had loved, and persisted n Tow
ng, IN opposition 70 my parents Judgment. At
that moment your father appeared at the door, ana
when looked on you and him, and contrasted with
the Wretched mass tIaf sfrunk before me- nv baart
leaped with gratitude to God for TEACHING me -
sDbdue my own evil passions. Your father had
known, before our marriage, all the circumstances
concerning him and myself so that few vv0ydu
made known to him the cause Of the surprise MIC
tured In both our countenances; and, to make ma
love and reverence him stiH more, that good man
relieved his present wants, and provided for his
future ones. Yes, Grace, your father fed, clothed,
and lodged that repentant creature in a neighbof-
ing cottage till he recovered health and Strength
nay, more, he coqcealed his name from all inauir-
ing ears; and not an eye, which had once known,
SOIiI INV fbCOkiiLLe george May! -
George May, mammal"
Yes, my love, George May The same who
used to pay US the yearly visit from London, TO
eyinee his gratitude for your fathers kindness.
The same who died in our village, Of decline.
seven years after, leaving you the Bible and PRAYER
book as the oaly legacy which could be bestowed
by poor, but repentant, George May But now,
Gear It Is growing quite dark | will 90 and see
our evening meal prepared, and when we have
taken that, pray to your Maker and then retire 70
mill ADJ = l..
ing, when she entered the breakfast room, she
threw her arms around her mothers neck, and
whispered that she had gained the victory She
too, would try if her mind might not overcome the
strong iReliHati0ns Of her heart.
Yes, and Grace succeeded and twenty years
alter, when she saw daughter of her own grow
ing up, she remembered how mildly her own mother
had won her from her folly; and she felt that. TO
be obeyed by that daughter, she must remember
that herself had been wild and wilflI being. and
that it is only by placing our own hearts in the sit
uation Of others, that we can hope to influence
them by cur precepts.
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HUNDRED RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CALHOUN
Inc Columbia (S.C c. Telegraph contradicts the
report OF Mr. Calhouns intention to resign his seat
IN Inc U. D oenute II says -
power to state, on good authority thatno such in
enton has been either expressed, or entertained by
Mr.. Calhoun, and that the rumoris entirely with
out foundation. The history of his whole past life
proves that he would desert his posi- at an hour
like this, unless physical debility compelled him
that cause happily does not exist
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The EoUINooTIAL.-Nearlye every vessel arriv-
ing at the Eastern or Northern ports from the South
report having experienced the storm with more or
less severity. Many of them report large quantities
of cotton, &c, adrift in the Gulf, no doubt the
deck loads of vessels that have been disabled.
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SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS The Boston
Courier quotes the statement in the New York
Courier and Enquirer that Mr.. Rush has written
a-dispatch to Mr. Clayton, reporting the decara.
ton of the French President that the next, war of
France would be with he United States. 1t then
adds: " 1t is not unreasonable to ask one or two
questions here. First, what good authority is there
for the statement respecting Mr. Rush's dispatch !
and how came the contents of this important stale
paper TO ooZe out of official secrecy among the no
litical gossips Of New York Secondly, on whal
occasion, under what circumstances, and to what
end, did the French President make The declara
ton above cited Was it in public or private
jest or earnest! Nothing is known of such sneech
at Paris. Not one Of the thousand letter writer,
who have been picking up the tattlings, the rumors
and the surmses of the Partisan quidnuncs for The
English and American press have ever made the
most distant allusiOn TO such a thing How did
MIR. Rush hear of it then! Did Louis Napoleon
make the declaration TO him !? Shallow as thr man
is, he cannot be quite such an idiot. We incline
to the belief that somebody has been sadly mysti-
fed in this affair."
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MILLINERY Y.

- Be not deceived by appearances of persons - -
~ or places. Within the mind of the unas ~ Is s.1
G5s5 suming, often stores of knowledge and SSfE
va the best qualities of the heart The same @GsS&
with plaees-oen within the low unghly storea may
be Goods of the best styles be found in tins ctV Al me
corner OF POYDRAS and CARONDELET Streets Mrs
CAMPBELL has a Millinery Store o. low and
unslghy appearances but the assorment style and quail.
ties or her BONNETS and FANCY GOODS are moi suI.
passed. if equaed by establishment in this city and
the prices are low in proportion with the house - ~
P. SBonnets Cleaned and Pressed in a superior mRnpsr
Dress making in The best style. OB Nv
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NEW ORLEANS:
-
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS 1919

TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATEs.-We hear
by the Canada that the United States Legation
lately obtained from the Ottoman Porte a4irnnan
permitting corvette to pass the Dardanelies; that
the corvette proved to be frigate, which the LIE.
CATION was required to remove as quickly as DOS
sible. The same letter adds that this is the second
attempt OF the Americans to elude the treaty. The
only treaty between the United States and Turkey
is that concluded the 9Th of May, 1880. 1t con-
lalns no article in reference to the Passage of Amer
can war vessels through the Dardanelles. There
Is, however, an ancient rule of the Ottoman En-
pre- prohibiting the entry of any foreign ships Of
war into the Straits of the Dardanelles and Bos-
phorus; and by treaty of The 18th of July, Is4l,
The tve great European Powers have recognized
this Turkish rule, and confirmed it as principle
II the letter me ans anything, then, it means that
'his is the second attempt the part of the Ameri-
cans to evade the Ottoman regulation. The letter
says nothing as to the object of the American Ls-
CATION in Obtaining the passage of a war vessel
through the Straits. The Minister Resident at
ConstantnoPle might possibly fear that difficulties
were about to arise between Turkey and Russia !;
and in such an event, it would be desirable TO have
some vessels for the protection of American COM
merce at Constantinople. 1t is hardly possible,
however, that he would ask permission for a cor.
yete to pass and then try to get frigate throug h.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Anniversnrv Celebration.

" Orleans Temple Of Honor No 3-Wl Cels.
bae their Second Anniversary by holding open meeting
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the l7th inst halfPast O'Clock,
r NJ at their Hall a22 Tchoupouas There will be several
addresses delivered upon occasion. All Brethren good
respectfully attend, Regaa The Ladies par
elary, and the public generally, tved to attend.
o., s.w sls'''' T. I aS $S$55FF Committee
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IHE WILMoT PRovIsO.-The address of the
Massachusetts Wing State Convention, which met
az worcester on the Sd instant argues at consider
aole length to prove that there remains no reli-
able support for the principles of the ordinance OF
I'o' prohibiting slavery in the terrioresl save in
the ranks of the wing party" The late free soil
gathering in the same State insisted that the wigs
were the most dangerous pro.sIavery'' party.
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COAST SURVEY STATION,
(Near North DeaTfald N Il ! Inlr IsA

- l.
SIR-ln consequence Of the information received from
Lieutenant Commanding Mafit, and already reported 10
you 10 regard to the Importance Of the inlet opened ls46
South Of Cape HateGaS, have had reconnaissance made
Of by Lieutenant Commanding James Alden, U s N,
Assistant in the Coast Survey which confirms the previous
statement of the value of this inlet haTbor of rengs
The report Of lieutenant den contains the following state
ments of interest to navigator:
This opening bears from Hasras Light g. 700 W dis
tan about twelve miles, Il will be easily recognized BY tie
remarkably round hammock covered with the Easi
side Of the entrance The least depth low water on the
bar IA feet 1t should be approached from the North ward
and Eastward and thu breakers seldom extends entirely
across the entrance, readily be di cred by Inc
smOOthness of the be- them that DON'T steer
N w. by W. keeping along the breakers the staTbOaTd
hand until well in then haul more the north ward and
anchor soon after inside the sand pits which form The
trance, and which, her with the ba outside afford su
hClent pOtectOn all winds shat quarter the
best anchorage however tor sci drawing 10 feet water
where The schooner first position marked tbs chat
and where the current will he felt much less than in mid
channel the and tides Influenced very much
BY The winds the greatest velocity found knots
between the two sand pits the and fall
ie There are two openings; the the westward
small; and has very narrow and intricate channel and
must be considered of little Importance while
much hueT and better one. Good pilots be obtained
from HatteTas Inlet at amy time
The sketch of Leutenmt Commanding. Alden's recon
n0sanoe has been reduced publication and will be
placed in the hands of an epgraveF.
Very respectfully, yOuu,
- A. ID BACHE, Supt U. s. Coast Survey.
EfV
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PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER Go00s

TJNHE subscribers Agents for The MaRlCacturers have
4 constantly ma n And ready TO receive
orders for every variety and style Of Goods made from Gum
Elastic under GoODYEAR's and other Patents such as
Capes, Pouches Leggngs and Clothing of all kinds Army
and Navy Bags, Air Beds, Pillows, Life PreserVers Cam1
Blankets, Tents, Knapsaoks, Gun Covers, Hospital and
Carriage Cloth, Steam Packing, Mill and Gin BRnds Hoe
and other article made of India Rubber warranted
the best quality, and all at Factory Prices.
zee. III
Always on hand, Q IaIge assortment of SADDLES.
HARNESS LEATHER, COACH and HARNESS
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., etc., at their Saddlery
Warehouse Nos. 80 and 50 Common street, Second Door
os SMITH & BROTHER.
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BIAKE's FIRE RND WATER-PRooF MINE

BLAKE'S FIRE AND WATERPROOF NINE
RAJ PAINT.
MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS of this Paint
1NA has been sold here the past season, which nas
very general satisfaction all who have used it-and the
demand foI is increasing; The Paint is Of two cooT the
Slate and ChOcOae The latter of the fashion
able ooon in and far more durable than lead
the weather makes impression it, whether used
upon Brick Wood.
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter Camp street, opposite
Lafayette SquaIe) who has used extensively will impa
every desired information respecting it.
g. SHELDON. Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A G. WILBUR n CO.,
10 Bank Place. oil al VV3m
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LOLA MONTHS. Lola Monies proves TO be
Corkonian; at least the Cork Constitution, jour,
nal OF particular accuracy in local matters, and
very well informed, has the following statement IN
celebrated woman is the taue hleF Of Cork lady.
Her mother was member Of millinery esiaoiish-
ment in this city, the partners In when Were tns
mother of the Countess Of Lansisldf, hef slststs
and two step-sisters. The mother was ina5lisa N
this civ 10 Lieut. Gilbert, the father Of Loias who
was an Officer in he army and shortly aiter sailed
from this port with his wife to Join his regiment
the 2lst Bengal native infantry Loas motheri
who 4 ip declining health paid visit " her sisss
81 lhis eliY AZ ihs class Of lass yeas"
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0s- The trial of Capt. Rynders, and some others
who were engaged in the Opera House riots, al
New York, has been postponed till November
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NEW POTTERV SHOP

NTOTICE.-The undersigned takes this method of in.
forming his friends and the public in general 49,
that he is now erecting POTTERY SHOP op- ~
gsssEp pOste the old BOulgny Pottery, where all ~
SN articles in the line OF Pottery Ware will he G9
Nn ound. He respectfully sOioits the liberal patronage
9b formerly bestowed on the old firm of WILSON &
VIRGIN and invites his friends aud the public give him
call as his prices will be lower than at similar estab.
lishmeut in FreepOTt.
N. B. All orders from the country will be promptly at
oot6 I'm HH. VIRGIN.
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Theatres and the OpeTaFar Of the American
Ne0s bB the CGRadq-.lfiHistef at C0pstaatinaDie-
georgia and MargtaHd EteetiOHS-=The Denl0eracy-
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TO UUUWIhY MERUHANIS;
The subscnbers have within the past two -
weeks, received per ships Raiah, Niobe, -
N Wabash and Others, large and complete "a
v assortment of HATS and CAPS, for the Fall and
Winter trade, their Mandatory New York,
Esng of Beaver, Nutria Castor, MOeskin Silk, Angola
and Wool ATS; Otter Seal. NutTia, Glazed Goth and
BAR Seal CAPS. Also, an assortment o. silk Bingham
aud Cotton UNI BRELLAS which will be offered the
most liberal terms. Country Merchants and Dealers will
find It much 10 their interest TO examine our Stock.
% tnl d w. z BELDEN. Chartres st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10

Summary u the Latest News.

Fummnry 81 the Latest News.
We lay before the readers OF the N.y York
Herald, this morning, very copIous dispatches re-
ceivrd the various telegraph wires, from East,
West, North and South.
Our commercial sdvices from Europe, per
steamer America, received in advance OF the mail.
will be- found highly interesting; and the news re-
lstpg 10 Ireland will also be found to possess
importance. r,Ir
The southern line brings US the expected letter
Of Mr.. Clay to Mr.. Piuoell, on the subject of the
emancipation OF slavery In the State of Kentucky y.
It is document Of considerable length, and gives
pretty iull development Of the opinions of Mr..
Clay on the engrossing topic treated of; there
appe ars to be no lodging of the question; and,
from the tenor OF the letter, we feel justified In
"a, isn that the "Ssge OF Ashland" has fully
committed himself in favor Of the affirmative side
of the question.
In addition to the above, we give the proceedings
IN the New-York Legislature; highly important
int. ll,eencs from the seat OF the general govern
ment Interesting news from all points of this
glorious republic; market reports; Shipping news.
&c &C. which crowd the limit devoted to our
lightning department TO its utmost tension.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10

The SPANISH CONVENIENT AND THK ISLAND OF
CUBA BY the last accounts from Spain, 1t seems
tba, the Spanish government, during a session OF
their Congress, has taken the opportunity to de-
clare that NO proposition was ever made to
them tor the annexation Of Cuba to the United
States, and that the rumors OF annexation were
entirely un'ounded; nor was II believed that any
8 anish ministry would listen to proposal of that
kind.
These declarations are all very we'll in their
way. Who ever said, or any public print, that q
States, TO purchase the island OF Cuba1 All that
was ever published on the subject appeared in the
foreign correspondence Of the London T.vrss,
London Mor~,~g Chromtcle, and New York Herald;
and The v hole amount OF that correspondence was
contained in one general statement, viz, that the
American government had Instructed their minister
at the court of Madrid, to make indirect inquiry
OF the Spanish ministry, a. to their sentiments on
the subject OF parting with Cuba. No assertion
was ever made that negotiations had taken place,
or we've pending, on the subject No assertion was
made that the Spanish government wanted to cede
Cuba; and the declaration now made by General
NaIvsez IN the Senaie, and by the Minister the
House Ut Representatives in Madrid, are merely
idle words, denying what was never asserted in
any quarter.
But q full account Of this affair, from an authen.
tic source, will soon be published In this country.
Il will come from Southern State; and when il
does come, Mr.. Bolts, Of Virgins, viii look SILLY
enough. We know what we cay.
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At s,d to SID; 10 oases Msoe q Id 2, I'd and 81
oaks and cssss putusg. from q I'd to "a I'd.
svaAs he's been In great request, and very larss
,slee have been made We esti@sts the trsnssesaoss
40 home trade sorts durios the fortnight at fatty 900
hhds and Ss bags and prices Of the lower grades
have improved about Is per cwt. The demand fer
export has also been active, and eight esrgoes OF
Brasil, in Gil about $500 tons. have found buyers
nom 1875 to 2es for brown, and 92s Cd. to AS for
white being about Is desrsr. 700 toss Java have
brought Gas. to 24s. 3d.; and 10000 boxes yellow
Havana from 2os. I'd. to GAS. The conasentsl al
vices continue favorable, and their stocks mo
dtrsts.
of which 6 800 have found buyers. There was no
animation IN the biddipgs, bat in most instances
pisvieus market rates supported
TALLow.-Tks largo stock keeps the market de-
pressed and 500 Cd the spot sos. to end In Msrch
and Ais for new St Petersburg c., deliverable the
last three months of the year the exact quotations
Of to- day.
r,r has further advanced English block il worth
92s bar S3s. Cd, bsnos 96s, and straits 9Ss.
TosAcco.-Ths trade demand has been moderate,
but about hhds Kentucky leaf have been taken for
export 1T very full prices
TuRPEKriNERouehi IL worth "a. 3D., for good spirits
Epglish 34s., American in ossks $685.
WHALxBosx IL scarce ct the moment, and holders
ask fl65 for both North West and South Sea.
Wool-The sales Of colonial, comprising $4,000 bales,
are drawing to close. These have gone OF with con.
siderable animation, and at general improvement OF
I'd per lb.
MorEy in more demand At per cent for short Pc
RODS There 10 alteration In the bank rate Of dis
count.
AMxsIcAN Srocxs.-There has been . ste aAy bust.
pss in u s. Elk per sinss last ct LOG to 1O6
and there still difference Of half per cent In favor
Of bonds with coupons $1,000 each. Massachusetts
sterling nds buyers 1t l03 but thers IL for sale
Ohio skies, q6 long dated N. Y State STOCK 95-snd
both very scarce. Penusylvanis in demand ct 7S
good deal OF business has been done in Maryland 'ter
sterling 60 to e. dollar 81 to &c. Kentucky, 90 to %
Louisiana Union Bank, ST. ex div. Mississippi Plan
tsrs, So buyers; do Union, as Michigan, rs to IS
N. Y City, s6 TO 90.
There 10 very little Stock of any kind for sale; but
the revival of confidence In continental aars tend
to check the demand for United States securities.
Passengers In the Ste amship America.
For Boson-LeutF keoshaw, s Nj t.eut A.rkna n
Bon John Rev MT uenohmer lady aAa family A
n sSn.d s1S % Ia m a. S .SS so
ferns Capt hsssobek hessrs Anoray
Gsf hsrsrs VI, ss Aususp. z. ss g.. fs.%psos
S,soD J.s R,sac. MsiiSss Eusss Lamb oodgo.
O. n.z .iielsep, tersn. Gustavs a.d.l C,oso
ss,sS.i SoSssr skier JafOur Logan Gsnssr Elss
Bruce Keith, Mafter. Krhwosd Kromsti VI man, Krsna.r
WOod,lde N0ret3 and Boue1 Shaw Decks VII
iaus Gv,ott AbrAhams Dermot Chamsaski, Portugal
Esf.x-wcDoauril and lady. Nsssrs Starr. sw-t.e
Cronap shaw Cochran eainE P.rr Brown Woodhouse Bel,
N Iswen, Murray, raylof Rev A Mcleod
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NEW YORK LEGlsLA rURE.
SENATE.

ALsAsr, March ., 1870.
EMonANr PASSENGERS.
remsnstSanos against rspsshng the Law rssulatips
the spdins Of smisrsnt passengers arriving at porI.
nosth Of Albany, was presented and referred,
CANAL TOLLS ON roRwIor SALT.
petition ffsm etisens OF 0sneses county th..
foreign ssit may be transported on canals at tho
CON - Onondsga salt. II now costs moro Co take
Turks Island salt TO Lake Erie, than the SALT i...,f
sos~. Referred to the Conmittss on Canals.
hAfLaoAo AFFAIRS.
bill was reported suthorising the whitehal ana
Pistxbursh Railroad Company to provide . railway
communication on the vert side Of Lake Chsm..,o.
TO oenpsSs with the Vermont road
AUTHORIZATION FoR ooLLEoEs
The Literature COMMITTEES made q favorable rs..vs
on ths Asembay bill apr pratng money for tn, n Al,
versi,y II New YORK Heneva Csllrgo st Jeh ga Col
tgr, Hamilton aud Madison Colleges aud Mssi.-,
tnrtitut'ons The bill is not sme ndsd ana ths sass
pristops. therefore, remain the same
rhs MsSArH par To BE Hrrr noLr on THr DANA,
Mr.. CLARK, nom the select committee r. oort.x .
'tsooiop that here after cellec cor Of tolls "a shs
osbs OF 'nis state sbs ireue c-aranoes 90 thu arst
osy OF me week Sunday nor .hat any oosctor Ia.
-go'or, r'cck tender he required pssforn sn ,,N
du''~e on esid cay. Laid on tho table
"s-"A"A"hA'foN op THs ALMA WoUsE AND OF
=. nav vouK oIrv r
ny. JOHNSON repcrt~s ravorsbiy on the Ill r. or
sai<iIs tho Aims Rouse and snnsry dep .rtnsnf
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TIVE SYLrrpip LAurcuEs.-r The mAsuidoent steam
ship Empire City is to be launched bstvesn 10 and IL
o'clock this morning, from the yard Of wn II Brown
foot Of Twelfth street. Eat River. She Of 1900 tons
earpsntsrs measurement has four docks, aad to be
commanded by captain Wilson. The ship ConstellA.
ton lie to be sun bed at 10 O'clock fom The foot Of
SIEVE, tn street She Is thu largest nerohsat ship yet
built in the United Stsss being 1909 tons register or
1000 tone carpenters measurement. She Is Si5 fsst sn
DECK lS set beam and Is feet inches dsp,n Of hold.
Al who vhh 10 be pea.ed With suoh sight, would do
~'hio he present they may have such sn cs-
t,ttuLity again.
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ARRIVAL OF The PACKET SHIP SIR RoBgRr PEEL.
This splendid packet ship, Capt chadwick, ar
rived at this port las, night, after Sne across
the Atlantic she left Portsmouth on the llth.
and the Lizard ON the 10th nit. But for tho re-
maxi able quick passage Of the America, she
would have brought one or two daye later news
from England.