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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS Ann STA.
- lION EltN ....0t No. 81 CAMP STREET
VIE subscribers respectful return hanks to their numerous
friends and the public for the liberal pat- sFTFFksrY
ronage heretofore bestowed upon them, and k7af ~
wouldfcspectlully sOictits continuance hav- -
ing now on hand full ami complete stock of AA a. "A
every article u terlue AND ARE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH
SUPPLIES Their present stock consists in part of the fol-
lowing which they OteT al the Lowest market rates:
BliANk HOukS.-le!gers, Journals, Cash, Invoice Ac-
count Current Record and Receipt Books of all sizes and
Of the best quality
COPYING LETTER PREsSEs-With Books and every
M thing complete-Ol different sizes and qualities.
BLA NhS.-CusOm house Entries and Commercial Blanks
Of every descriptions Bills of Exchange Notes. Drafts,
etc, etc. in great variety
Houses in the city.
always on hand.
lean manufacture.
assortment.
KSTANnS-Of all known kinds
Waters, Sealing Wax, Gluis India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps, Rodgers Penkuiyes and Erasers. Office
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips Bill Files
Black lines tn Holders and Pen Racks Tin Paper Cut
teTs, Memorandum Books, Diaries, etc. etc.
HAVING Also A COMPLETE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY
IN the same building prepared execute orders foI
Printing Binding IN superior style, and such prices as
cannot fail IN giving satisfaction
Stationery and Blank Book aiqautaciHTers
sl4 han1 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
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"a HE unes ned Woud call theaeuOn OF Planters 10 the
Tact OF his having discovered aieT series of expert.
mes ubneou5 congestion which preserves the Journals
and iirases Of Sugar Mills from friction and prryen them
from hetag, wearing by keeping them CLOSED over and
perfectly cool The composition is mnCh cheaper any of
ie OILS now used aud need not be applied 50 often in as
large quantities. Any desiring the merits of this
discovery by fair trial of the composition itself can do 20 bv
addressing 10 the undersigned (pOtpaid) at Baton Rouge and
payment Of $40.
MS 1aWjan A. J. CHAPMAN Engineer
New Orleans Detaand Crescent publish the above twice
week ill January and send bills for collection atom Rouge
.4drOrdts.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING


n. IT fMH &c Elf,
M E II g II A N T ia Ii OR,
No. TAG CAMP STREET.
Opposite the FlOFance House.
HAS on hand and is coastany ia recruit of large add
i i ton Of FRENCH AND ENGIGSII CLOTHS
CASSlMERES and VESTlNGS, Of the finest and = "a
iate style and bet manufacture, ard is well pre- "a
pared TO supply his friends and the public with FALL IA
and WINTER CLOTHING, made in the manneY, - u II
Of the latest Paris and Northern styles and at very reasonable
prices.
Also on hand fine stock of Clothing of Paris and his
own manufacture.
Also fine stock Of SHIRTS, CRAVATs, etc.
bV~ II eTms-Cash and short time for approved city
acceptances. sl2 Am
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MAhlNE i6 bye AN II,I TA hi 0bh .M ANUFAC.

RUTMAN y co, 29 Front Lcrce, sole Agents for the
- state OF Louisiana respectfully call the attention OF
CAPTAINS owners and Others interested in vessels the sub
Joined card;
The undersigned owner. and masters of vessels shin
builder and Others employed in repairs Of vessels, who have
used the MARINE PAINT manu- featured by VIM Rico
OF Philadelphia, for the last five years recommend ion
MS lasting qualities and being the best and cheapest com
position for the protection the bottoms Of vessels
IRON the attacks oil the worm, and also in protecting
wood iron from decomposition either from exposure 10
weather under WhteF:
g. w. Watson slip-naster p R. Thomson Tleut ISM
IheO. Birely, sipbuider Capt West shp Shenandoah;
. 3usi9n 4 Lynn, ~; WIN. NJ. Baird & Co, owners
J9hn l5lrely. OF steam packets bet. Phila
Mm CFanp, 81; go depha and Hartford;
stewart y w ates ship, hud- r. f. Lopez, merchant;
eIs az the Marine Railway ID. Eldrdge Co., merchants;
hensIngtOn; , samuel Pleasant merchant
SAM vaughan shlpbuilder; Ont u Iurey, ship Tuseaora:
NJ. anllusensin Ia. II IlinkeiN son sim. chan
Joseph Brown, -; oilers;
:. 5. Lee, senior Lieut. u. SIG w. AspnWaU merchant.
i, hlgaie fqtomaci Capt J. SOmels, owner and
hurting u Dixon, Merchants:l MASTER
", Harper master brig Maria; r. w. Packer merchant.
Morris Sheer, master U S schr Capt j. Vance gchOonpr n
. Susan; Wgstcote
The trade supplied and sold wholesale and retail by
BUTMAN & CO., % Front levee
mn Mimi malt
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RUGGsY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
- Apply a. ~ haiehez street, up stais, na
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PLANTS, SHRUBBEaY AND TRERs-For SnIP
sfn The undersigned has lately erected a now 81 "a
S1fe1N r ZEN HOU S Il on LafaBCte st...SzAst ~
49, opposite nc old FeigBs' IfaI and Ia SA-lA
Wssf tdBeiic Square, wherein will he sold all kllAsz
~ kinds of PLANTS, such Roses, Camelias, oil
100 varieties Gefmums Azaias Evergreens and Trees OF
Al descriptions, besides great collection Of EXoics from
Mexico Brazil, New Holland, the Indies and Chn-and IN
fact his Establishment contains greater variety Of Plants
than other in the United States, and has beuu under
great expense, make il worthy Of the patronage has
heretofore enjoyed. Mr.. Bach has engaged Mr. ELY
SALEsMAN, whose long experience and knowledge in the
olcultual business will that eXeriOn h part
~ y De wanted to give every information as 10 the treatment
" Illhls; The prices of Plants will be LEVER than
22eT establishment sell them. G- Orders punetually
ana sent TO the Steamboats, Houses gi0at erpenSe
9lO ON JOHN NJ. BACH.
N U1It is-On and after TUESDAY the 1lth inst. the
y STEAM TRAIN will leave CARRoLLTON al az
e'oc1 a ~ qhn further notice BY order Of the Board
All ss'iiN hAMfSON, Engineer, New Orleans aud
va % Canoton Railr0at
dlsli-2oQ casks London aud Dublin Porter in
dl8 JOHN TooLE. IS Bank PIuoe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nHUGS, MEDICINES, etc.--The subscriber Is now
L. Tecelying a fresh supply OF articles q his line and oe
S5 5 SF ne on reasonable iem ,,.5 5As v s. sAfW
OPlUM-lO cases in store for sale b,
do d&Wh Veranda Conner.
GUM ARApIC-looo b, choice e. GUN Y! ARABIC, in
% d&Wd Veramia Corner.
G'HiA SlGi5D-Thia Invaluable Remedy for Dantpa and
foTsaIa n JAS s. SHAW Druggist,
do d&WE Veranda Corner.
NOTICE 10 SUGAR PLANTERS Rrongaf and
from 5 to Is 8 nc " IN Ve 9l aq GarF 4f
SuGhK "a u glets-@jE22 and S5x3l inche with
d6 8md&W }. Y. De EGANA, II BienviIIe t.
- TOMBS AND NOM MENTs. h[0
HBEEspNS Wishing TO obtain the abOye articesl llOI
4 on ne mos reasonable terms, and Of the best l4
az a Ro 81 TG2Fff619PiT6 f. IS g By nn,
saP j b s,G zen aS1 Prices vary ilom $3.50 70 -
Si2,OOO, n9 Iawdm
,,,, MOLAsSEs BARRELS. szsrzs-gs,,
I66 ja G4FRR sSs II Md aa99 2g B2 to
saleby ). w. THOMPSON q 90.
ms St. Charles ST., corner of Julia.
TIAS....... TEAS
AGE.VCY Of tie NEW YORK CLINTON TEA co.
Il Vie subscriber has hand and yi monthly
oi aI descriptions Ills assortment isicOmpOeh Of 0H
9q'e my different binds ard qualities and henow
ment Of Teas Offered for vale in this city.
nl9 5. II. PAGE, Agent, " Camp st.
WTHIsKY, BRANDY, GIN AND WINE pun.
" eheonsirlsh and puncheon Scotch Whisky; 3 half
pipes Cqgnac Brandy; pipe Holland Gin, and 20 casks
Sherry Wine in bottles. The above Whisky from the lis
uIeues direct and has lain Tor more than two
years. and the Brandy Of the most layoiie brand Tie
sherry Wine Is Of tie Amonnlado vintage, much cole
DRAFTED iuf It's delicate flavor For sale in quantities 10 suit
purchasers, by Inlsl JOHN TOOiE, . Bank Place.
CO(NAC BRANBIES
/ ONDON DOCK CDBNAC BRANDTES-
~ - half pipes Nlurel cid, vintage Of 1916;
~ =, pale,' l4l;
y e.. cid, =, .. 1886
10 e. Oiard paie, .. .. IS4i
ypst ,eceyc 9t ev .i, E,r,,,o,,;, ana, ISL
ms s, WOLFF n fsy-att.y -
-, BOOT tIANUFACIORY.
fui undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
public to h Select ag9 FgshiOHaJte lss0rt rsSsp
msHt 81 ROOTS and SHOES, manufactured " ~
s9ley by himself: Gentlemen DESTROYS oil having q n
flr Boots and Shoc5 made 10 FlTUl elegant ma ga
eal, and IN srYLE-WOud do well bv calling on te
nnderigned. CORK-SOLE and DOUBLE-SOLE WA
FERPROOF ROOTS, made 10 order
O9 tim T. O'SjLLLlVAN. 20 st. Charles street ~
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II ". " AsbAAAts boot and Shoe Dealer,
-. CORNER or dc Cop,ypp oy
tfia and Car0ugrIctefs WES II f,,,a q Tsi1i, a.,
CHS Old Sand,) KEsN ffJe,1' So ''''
q o II A N ID alaS & II q II g ~ ~ b !,
h,ei constantly on hand every thing in his lne-neu,ng
etl variety OF Ladies' and 6eutemen's Boots and since
nd w sell at the lowest Cash Prices share Of public
y, s5l,stuuly soeled, ap7 ly
pr; ELidOIF, VETERlNN AIRY sIRCEON
ANpl!4D announce TO the citizens of tb civ oni is
~, vicinity that he is prepared attend 40 AM bness N
~ ut entrusted TO his Dr. Elliott homes ms inng eypo
n'a az veterinary Surgeon, viii insure him large bns
- a. ie slelt his years in The Veterinary COLLEGE of
eB WIN great success The Doctors charges are on 20
*lV mon any durable dsease-adyice gratis ~ V - "
~ he Doctor g to be found at al hours of the J,v and
Hsn4 az l., Rs,eEESails STABLES st. Charles street ' ~
aud for sale ~ ' "'"'ys 39 hand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

INDIANA LEeisLArURE.-BotH House ,.,sr.
completely organized on Monday ihe %. G.
Read, President Of The Senate Frank Emerson.
Principal Secretary; b, MeCielhnd. Assistant
Secretary; Joseph Messiek. dosr.lssns-
George w. Carr was elected Speaker 81 ~ House /,
John NJ. Lord, Principal Clerk A. d Boone,
Assistant Clerk David Cody, door-kesosr. All
these officers are Oemoerats-but the CLERKS IN bofA
Houses are getting Political Jesse fer apPoint-
OHIO LEeisLATuRR.-The Senate & Chic is
not YET organlzed-besng in dispute abea, ,hs aai
mission OF the Senator nom Cinoinnaii. 3 she
House Mr. BFesln, late Speaker. has ohiaiasa
reommi'tse Of investigation upon charge aaa
against him Of double voting during ne
slestaas d % IIonss
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.7"T-9FII " TIC WIZ IORh t3JVIOJV IIl-4 GO.
IlE subscriber has hand and viii receive monthly
= supplies Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS l-55aa
Of all descriptions. llis assortment scUmpOseh of MI
above fifty different kinds and Qualities and he now 59S F
feels warranted ia saying that it is the finest assoF
ment Of Teas Offered for sale in this city
uIg PAGE gg,,t Gam, O.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

I d. LEVY, MITE, Stock and Real Estais Brokrr No
d. 70 Camp, door from Common st.. N Orleans. dl "
~ SANDS TUCh Iflt a. 90, have removed from 20
Till. AIrI.IaAN a On C.L.u. 49,. - -.
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tu,ortan, 70 ali Tax Payer.

Ever since Toe year lsi5. sn n2or;a-: question
;, tie tax Eager. % the City Of Ns--Yors ns
been pssdiDg snd after ns-- -iso7s.iocr 10 he
Common Co11cii RENAMED E1'et.sd. ana. he
present lezt adviser TOR tss, oJjy '4as s2Pointed
: few rlonths siace. 10 8 :hs A. 1.o-iea
corporations caarte e4 by Al at Of toe Legs A.
tore liable IN tsxsiio7 on premium ro.s' =.
the. ,os.elioD. e. pef.oaAi property, Tor ''oos
pa. N
Now, the Affirmative decision o. tris question
involve. large amount Of assessments remaining
uncolec,ed since that yes- and i n's only been
within the ssi lss mouths, since Henry Z. Dawes
has been "a flee. tht, case Of taiskind hn oeeo
broogst 20 > favorable issoe-Vh co = in Poiat q
money. one between the people uho pay tneIr
own .sIe,. and rnonied corporations that wish To
evsde it.-ss tie assessment iis; viii be reduced
s.sins. lhs individual tsx psyer. 10 the same
,a..o a. th'itt1 . collected q such Incorporated
ImlapIes
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TUR xEZ.
The iSrfasee-.

Ts sand 10 T,b5n g.gss 10 0-lng s1.sr from
" ddia, dzed lf- 2oih sep.
The Huugausn. Poi.h md l,s.iaa refugees who are
rrerivs ffou the TGksa authorities the live y
narss q estrel and sympathy fef5rs TIE auivzl II
PtiGce RsdIvil a. CONSTANT pOps some Mo shs had
1esvofec TO induce Inc reg 10 change their rel 90
aod sr brsce lslsmism Gsn Ben snd HE sii-de >.
Capt Li,Eyck aTt II Ia sad. tho only Po,s - evncsd
Auy ift-lon OF sdherng The rcGspts 81 thc Koran.
Rus,i- aut ghJ Ports A. 10 he other r-fu .Jrs
whose n.ionalty n not well hnOwn, ssrerc &c don
ufbNn " a DsruhiD-bi was To pa ucEisT Ne ob-c N
Ne solicitation % The AollHhs the brilliant DER
% i 40, made ny t5e Tgfksh Egthora-s. bui Ia
v-in ssgite tha Osne'.l - married sod his sre
-iniyiny ln ne German universities NuhiH short TINE
Toe frksh Government hss sent hsrs .en Vt their
Ra.-isns ~ f-fusss Gsn-rs ana rcer, 10 whom ID
proposed o. proceed 10 Shumls fH their greater
.'ey have refused 70 separate n -eivO. from their
soldier, over whom thy si preserve their command
unt ZtmOysss 81 Nitdin. whore h. iovs como Ella
h-r'y ~ es7'ey been EaETahIed Ia krsncs ae entered
r. Kew 0tth Feench passport P-.r- ass refused 10
quit as ctEJtTym~a AL the PoSs expressed the eesg
iuo sust0u sinsl 9rnee Asdzy "a hu had served vii
several u lh-B ard whsss conduct has graTey com.
proms@d hs popularity Of an.n- fofu-Fy ssB-rsed Ia
Turkey ~, Of tis hesds % the usIrous mily
y Radrivii-Cb2ries ~ sisvss al the head OF 40
COnfsdsFaOu Of Bar mr. when M Pore waved ~
% Ru.sis - pr-v-ntthe di.msnlbermenl u Poland
Ire D~si.tS ZeifHag reports bat authority
no iu'.rm-d mat h. dispute b. Rasss and Turkey
had oe-n arranged through tns P.u.ssn ChsssA "A.
aires a. c. .slantnOU- - zoe following CONDITIONS
rhs tee eoo7sr. slsmism were 10 be Appointed 10
cay public sIusuoa under ne Turkish GJysr-suti ard
Tnsi ia 0Saer agiusss were TO reseis- Ps"pori &c
th sfics
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GiscsllEpeou-.

Al Comocu 40 tire 81 uodee wa' ssu-,i by Gen.
SnhtH - al. except &c frk, o. san no iQIess, 90
submit alternative q being enrolled ~ pfiVas' m
tr- army.
NJ r,-nfoa whs;ever made n toe espiG siioh 81
& ,,rg u The nsrv civilians hJ In he tcrress
Tle.a were ell provided Win military commissions be
f1r. th- surrender took place.
The fffr-ua kcfpF- ftSes INST re serves OF r'l-li
Hu~earr continue commit horrible excuses ~ \
.eI. of v-nsssncs Agsiu.t thu Magyar In order %
90; end ~ ihe -c~res n VAsse snt murder ~ ~
every day iskuE place. regiment % chfs-ttfs
. been 1.p.t he'd from Buds into me Bss.zs snd me
H.rrl
k-rka aud oihef OF - ofcer present "a Pre-
lu-g erp their Appearance rxcites much interest
ogusrs he v.l sno~u esUre- o. three mob emeu, wlo
were seen enrolled commOa s5ldlefa The utn~s OF
these unasppy gent smeu Count Paul tst-rnatf, \
Count Bsthyany, sni Couat Csro'y
TEE Aussn.n army - heucefoHa 10 De mpessd %
tl eco n-n ID ~ p-sce snc 5000 10 tine 81 w-r
The tasi ios. ci m DE R1s.s Srnv, m the late
Hprcaf ~ a. srr1rt tb@ rrp1ls ui thr Sec
sou The ehcera AID typhu- fever have ctfiaa % -
three nat amber a. Nst M Iss snsi reS ~
Hu-sia he hnrgscian csIsnsigu i ~ .essi lsief
gha gue.en % lhe F-cun-fn-aan - Scavcris ard ts
lr1ataI- 7tan g. ruty now occupying IA S'F-
e-rarnt ~ s.rnos its--us probable mat No WaiEod
snip 900 ~ s.tabsh-5, th territorial s~sy i.fssr
trSn sNstet before and comprising ssftetY ~ Ia
tlruz-g By which itis thought, the serven ete
msug viii be kept 10 cheek CrOs IN VII remain ia
uact Crow isnd. A're members % tte COuserYsnVe
Asgyss t,.,ccfscy ara tr,'Ls 20 'on VI alliance WIN
.a- Austrian aShes. Tor be purpose OF sv@d'ns ne
tsX.uos u the nooIy which Ihsy themselves hsd AZ
c--d-d b
TIE Minister of Var -. is,1@l circular Sddrasset TO
the n =, OF hs amy, l ~k'eh 10 polni- Out 10 h-m
u-calsy there 10 fJr crest an watchdlness. -
Vast number have lost been dshed rom
gre OF tne insgrgen Into ths army Count Gyus
SdnoLsses the vclOrs o 10 tauni hs varq1shed nuti
sndssvof hznish rom h-ir memories the recollection
Of ne acs 'hsi they hsG ever borne arms against shell
-
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CoMnERCIAL
Barring Brother. 81 Iompaay,. ffrc.Iax

PR Hiseyata steaa1 LosOo< fndsy. Oct Ia lsfg
To- CoOos. and Forsifa Produce Harsss nave D-sn
ceecsd hfr-f lhs wess Sugar the Es8ssgry 10 Do
ciGs hu been srs-te1 Coffee N improved fsqpe,,
enc d-sr.r Indigo 10 goiSs IL onssly and p,ie., a
Cotton, via Very animated a.@givs dsGSad have
-Ssin -dysnced considerably. We sbblda fsm,rs. On
nose aress Ia ~nics ne PRINCIPAL Iaasae-ons have
occurred otn,r ada u produce remaining a. o-d
AsHts eOnnQ- 10 be bed a. oar lse no,nia. c1ot.o,.
~sirn are FAR s1Ove ms views Of 5Iysp
CycHistAL-A good demand has prevailed .rd 81 In
s-vers pubic sses as bags H0ndarss and q bazs Nsr
car Ef.la asVs oni.cy oaod very e.dy prrrs
Cocoa remains Lss.-ctes, .od 81 az, Trafd.s "a
u buyers TIE former 9. %. s3. TIE after 4. "a 9s.
yef cwt 90
CosHEErbe seiVs ssu and srG "a proving ,,.- ~ ,hs
ns- Continental nartsts Gas more .euviry xfto
l' ard ~ cssks and 50 bags Plantation C-ylon have
- rrstiY tsa-c rst1-r Tn-r pr,c-s S.uy. Csv,
S5O1t 1850 bags have ensnfef hsn1. urfn,iosllv a. "a
- ava 81, vita soun- d p-riDr elsa, az a..
- ptb-r sA-es conpfss no bays old a. Doninzo "a
y 90 ssd l. - D.xs bsIayi. 10 De lor mired to
god Cd ~lia 10 osies MOI a. A2s 81. Ia s.n,,
cHSo-s he cEsssss hss teen cosfo-d 10 oo ~
-f.5e a. hanbr3 ecnsisfnx of ll0o bsy, ,,,.~s "a
10 t.ss GOOD hrsts aSd 3.fO Bags ord "a a; !.
1r- s-t secret AID 20 81 and perhaps "a. would row
o- yee Tor god trss Gal, holesrs alspo.ed
~ T-siEe
Tse Com Hsas "a. ra!ed nor, srny, saa I. Ao.d.y'.
nass, prices " cnsish Wh-si 70 an1 III h-,t.,
descriptions Of so'elsr 10 ds.r,r w.,ern csaa oar
a aso -sher his her, ani good b,c1s more .as
els al rs per bol spnay Corn % all kilss ssadtIy
nainf.in-c. o. Wednesday and t0l.y v- bs6 srn
-s-,sis :: Ell rn-ss I.t!sn Cor1 he'd a. q. Cd "a
Hs ~ 'or lorsils and 0slax, but without bay.rs
SSrTes-Ia-r- sas ossu most seuTe cemand AZ IIv.
@pos- saere Sr'ess lave sssssssvey sdvssess 70 hs
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Thomas CARNEY.

The enemies .! Mr.. CaRSLyY h,ve b@en able 70
trump up asst TWO charges against hiu-ODe that a
c1ntrsc. for the iron railing around public square
Sss given 20 hes Jo'eu7aH whilo he was an Alder
man, whence It 10 shire xdly suspected that he had
some snare In tive believe this u misrepfe-
seDta,iou, bu, let it 60 for vhst i is worth
The other charge was broogh, ous yesterday
in half dozen psperr-tnd consists ri letter VI
discharge for man confined in tho Twelfth Ward
Station Iio1se Tor getting druns-ss'd discharge
being badly s24lt We don't consider this Nil.
Jag AFFAIR if il bad been veil-founded, bat We s'e
assured that It 10 not Mr.. Carney aersr Wro'e any
such discharge, though he may have sgned while
on sick bed, one badly spelled BY some freud OF
the prisoner-he being toe sick even to read Il. u
This is II small business 10 Base 40 attach upon,
then we would rather no; know VIDA. small bust
Dess TO-.
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TwrIiIn --G.

The contest ,,ii De cicss H. ri. W.r' ba! ~e
behave Ness-s CL4Eg .ni BgADf vii De r.
elected
70, ScnooI Gftc-rs, re .hsl vose ne! {. we
,hinA progs- SOD rs. sJ- ~ James A.Tergusor
rno . aanst '5r Couuis..,nsr On tne v mig
tcG-t ~ msy be c vsry good frso ior eaEt'
We Know, bot tho position of pfincips' O. a Sohoo
(which ae DoN hodsi ard ,hs. @. hoo. Commi'
-.oosr az n CO. alignment Incompatible. We
cs-e nothing ioT ,oe poi'tics OF Schcoi Oa'eFsird
.hsu vote for WiLsos q. HyyT TOO Comms,i0asr
becsuse ~c knew BE j. The hssi man 10 he Wsrd
Tor that most respoosio's and thsns's-s position
Nj Hon, don; vsnt toe othce but 10 Wsrc
ueets his services, aai II A. t7a yHfsrs thought
az mach Of School IoL,;o-s a. sney ought. 90 w'ad
10 elected. 4; a. events. he ,haN have one So,e
II DO more
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PORTUGAL.
Trouble with the I1iled sfatrs.

= .rlssr dslsd Lisbon. Oet ssys. An aneKpect-i
crcgms.nc1 has occurred h@fr erSDg from lbs iast War
49, zen Gres, Britain and tbs n-d Ssies An Amen
rsn yrvstssr rtssef hy Bulsh vessel 81 war of
ncb superior forc- ana shs iofuer avoid capture
~ under - batteries OF saya the 7eby psclns hlms-lf Ia
n-g,-- ~1trrs The Brtu,n vessel manned her boats,
1nd poc ID toward ns priyse-r win view BOARD
her 1ui Ne host. were beaten "a Tnsy, however
armed villa reinforcement 10 he -be tbe crew
~ ne pnvsiorf nndDK ln-y could 'Ucesssfuy
sld -gsrrt ib-rs arRndcued ns vessel aac l.ncrd
M ss1c r7 vessel taken possession u ~ nc
BRUSH, srf ourned The brir.h ae-r'ard landed, snd
meeting vi IA the people Of The pfiv.ser Tho
81. u4~E ted ghs other thsir SAITH and bravery Now
hover ahsf Sps- Of hrty.sysn ysafs he sd4.f
~ sAtn are Ia 1919 lhs Amencs1 Government rs-
I'd upon Portugal To- he Of ths vess- the
lure ving i.srD place abder 10 guns o. battery
and l. Commended The Portuguese bound - protect
--r Tbs qu-stlOo appesFs ID be &c icAle one and
'hcuh Portugal peTsw pioriy rsfD'- - Indemnify ne
Amerirars here viii Je dipioutsc misunder.lAfdiag
rnas siaaes no mater, AMI here Will lssys s ior ne
consideration u siser hea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

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PHILADELPHIA MJudsy, Nv s.
RichNl L Lloyd, Esq ATE Recorder Of Deeds
Of TIE City sBi County Of Philadelphia, died as, even
ins ~ 3 rosiierc. 10 TIE Nortssrn LIBERTIES
Inc Of steamships .. SCOUT oe.ns es,sohshed here
- eoaaset tbs port ~ih Richmono. Va ia Norfolk
and Petersburg y sas.
Early tss morning a BAKER named Aruoc. vale
ssrvin, bread IN 10 vicinity Of AJysrn-nsing, ~s.
ssiseked oy tarre rutags Daring TIE struggle - IL
them BE- drew kne AL plugged i INTO o0e u TEEN
NJ A then Grove o. and soes 20; kno~ wa: became
OF the wounded man
Tee o-rnls advie-s received yesterday have r.us-c
mor- tu-ss n re COTT0r n.rh-g 5as oIhof~'e i1ey
have had st-ci Bprn oRgo-ss TIE sxPC n demand
fof fLoCs e0ug8s-. AU.-S. bgi holders tru stl-s o.
Tor sePrneas - tSS ~ per 70 F0T cisy ooc.am ggot
price. srut. - u s. e.. SanAl sA4es Of kTE
- ~ II CcE- MAJ -zi-s h.v- 5--n r-7orr1
G-sfs -T1sr- iair 1-nsnd for WHE.T, and prices
= -uly msini.lnet sL-s % good and prime r-d a.
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