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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrrNoRE. Dec. as p. m
Nsps from Warrington Colonel Wsbb.-1hs markets, &c
The anxiety 10 hear what progress the House OF Repre-
sentaves has made towards organization rather
than diminshes. The result of the ballots and the adj
has just been announced causing much SURPRISE
al organization confidently looked for to-day
The appointment and departure OF Col. James Watson
Webb, his Austrian mission, to give universal
dissatisfaction to all parties in New York There was
thought to be need of our government being IN such
hurry pay its respects the butchers Of Hungary and
hopes entertained that Difference would be paid
to public sentiment tbs subject The Colonel, however
was anxious his matrimonial Jour- and would
therefore brook further delay.
The citizens OF Washington will have fine treat to-mor
row evening, In the reading OF Hamlet by Mas Kimberly
There is some dispute in Philadelphia her merits
and the Pennsyvauian OF this morning gives as its opn
ion that she is uperior to Mrs Butler
Father Mathew will leave Phade lpha tomorrow NOM
ing for this cy and after resting few days with Arch
bishop Ecceston, will spend few days ia Washington on
his way TO the South,
THE MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 800 bbs Howard "a S7k
1000 bbs City Mills at - rs good prime red wheat
50 100 cents; white lO2 l0S cents and family -four
white, 10S ITO cents. IS,
Old white corn "a 65 cents and yellow 30 90 cents
white 40 so cents; yellow 50a 81 cents; damp 40
% cents; rye 30 % cents oats Is 81 cents whiskey
rs bbs and "a cents in hhds change In pro
visions. &U.S~E
Beef cattle There 4OO head of b,ef cattle offered
at the scales yesterday Of which 020 head sold to
city packers and butchers prices ranging from SO SO
So 50 per 100 lbs the hoo, equal TO 50 SO so nett
and averaging SO 87i gross The remainder, $50 head,
were driven to other markets.
Hogs.-Live hogs sold at "a - IS per 100 lbs Market
brisk and sales heavy.
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TELEaRApuo RnroaTs FoR THE UNION.

Steamboat 'su,k.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The steamer Anthony Wayne, from
Galena has sunk this place The nature and value OF
her cargo not yet ascertained,
Officers and Crep of the Brig Salem picked w at Sea
Bosros, Dec. 2--The' brig Caroline, just arIyed from
San Juan de Cuba Nov g. reports having picked up,
her outward passage in lat ~ long 49, the officers and
crew of the brig Salem of Philadephia, reported from
Boston for Rio de Janco. The Salem IS said TO have
been burnt sea- but Capt Pratt refused to give any OF
the particulars of the disaster.
Further discoveries respecting the murder Of Dr. Pdrkah
BosroS Dec 2, lS49.-rurther discoveries have been
made tending asten the murder OF Dr. Parknan upon
Professor Webster.
Further portions of the body have been discovered n ne
closet of Websters In chest was found kne
covered with blood, and there sabs on the body
corresponding with the knife L is reported that booo
slans have been traced from Websters to the place
where the body was first found
An the body has been found the head feet and
arms pair Of panaloons marked Webster, and stained
with blood, were found this afternoon in DIR. W'sroom,
BALTIMORE, December 4
Advices Boston say that the jaw and teeth found IN
Webser's CRATE have been identified as Parkmans by pr
Keep who operated him short time since he fami
have claimed the body and are preparing to bury H.
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We refer TO another column for the proceedings Of both
houses Of Congress yesterday The Senate adjourned Al
an early hour and waiting for the organization Of the
House The Presidents message, with its accompanying
documents cannot be laid before Congress until both
houses are organized.
The House Of Representatives proceeded, as soon al
they assembled yesterday, 10 vote for Speakerwithou
any final result after six ballotngs On the first ballot
Mr. Cobb received lO2 votes, Mr. Winthrop 9e; and on
the last Mr. Cobb received 30 votes, Mr. Winthrop o.
There were 22l membsrs present
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nyyoEY D. authorised receive advertisements Tor
nayusen for the
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gERvANTs.-Wsnted, a male servant and good
~ cook 10 do work Of family. None win be employed
Nov 0l-inf
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UNITED STATES HOTEL. WARRINGTON.

UNITED STATES HOTEL. WARRINGTON.
THE United States Hotel be opened on Tuesday The d in
III slant, reception Of guests -. !. =. -.
The hotel entirely renovated furnished with entirely new
r,itre and the proprietor Feels confident
~, NJ ss win not fail please quests The VIII be
as.d entirely by the subscriber, he hopes
nnsnce o the patronage heretofore extended his father
~ f'''' ' EDWARD n. FULLER,
Nae k-aoyf Proprietor.
COSrIEN Butter, Flour, tte.--Landne this day
IN 81 keys fresh Orange county dairy Butter late made
OF selected dsries for family
IN Delaware county, New York ~
III kegs choice Glade Butter from Somerset co, Psnnsyva
a bores English dairy Cheese
So barrels superior Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour
bags Bethlehem Buckwhem Flour containing 80 and rs lbs
| superior quality
So barrels extra Genesee Family Flour
For sale by GEO d THos. PARKER h co.
' Dec 4-ssw3w Opposite Browns Hotel
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LFO1 the C1suOont.I

LIN rs
Rrittss lPOa gisisiEg hs C5thole Cemeteries Of sp
EvERITT. III
Bring flowers to my tomb, bE,ns garlanda for me,
hutletthem be woven, and placed there By thee"
As Yesterday among the fombs stfOllsd
To view the piOuS offerings to the dead
MsthOught that Angel spirits did enfold
The forms that lay within each marble bed
For have tome wheEe heard that flowers were
The alphabet OF their INFECTIOUS truths;
To me it sesmed the volume opened there
Wherein ITead,what he'd longed 10 prove
Where e'eI turaed, zach stOred ain did wear
Bemsmbrahce- wIeaths Tnd ssmblancs OfFsElet
And where living form breathel out prayer, q,
The crowd passed on--the hallowed spot was ea
saw before me- ere wandered long
An that nv anxious hear had Pskel in vain;
saw through lapse Of Yeas. affection strong
Still light the tomb where the loved form had hin
Ye ! Sine and son, together, at the shine .>
Other who lighted Oncs therh he IT and hOuoa
Thersiit the trembling taperemblem, that Time
Butbeauties the dead when loves pure flame burns on
Again my restless sazs and busy heart
Was made attentive TO a pictured sc,na
In a Iemote seQuestered EpOt-apaFs,
On pedes,s'-mid rose, and evergreen;
There knslt another and child 10 weep
Beside the IRA, where all they loved did sleep
PeTOhancs she brought the fathers fave tie flower
As incense offering, to his cypress bower
Amid these scenes, 1 felt my eyes ole Tow:
A peaceful sunshine round my he7iLd'd glow
MsthOught that when, with N The nouiae ing urn
My form shall rest, my blsat no longer bun;
To know my shade shell be the blest retreat
OF him hope beyond the tomb to meet
To know, that hand will gather fuwe for ms
And weave he garland that 1 cannot ~
Then, Ger the grave. loves W foTy shat be-
And lend cham TO our uOitalty.
Nsto Orleans, INaDember /, 1919.
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ILLNESS OF FATHER MArHEw-The Worces-
ter Mesa Spy gays that Father Mathew was I'M
able to meet the citizens of that place on the 9Oth,
as announced, bis health having bsen much i'm
paired by hs labor5. He was laboring under
partial paralysis of one side of bic body and his
tongue. Heinformsd he commttse that he should
be able to make no public address while in the
city, but that he should attend service at the
Catholic Church, on Sabbath morning, and in the
afternoon would administer the pledge at the same
place. We learn from subsequent papers that
Father Mathew has so far recovered as TO be able
TO resume his labors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

ODD FELLOWS AND PREsBYTERIANs.-The full
statement of the action of the Synod of Cincinnati
upon the appeal of member who had been sus.
pended by the Presbytery of Cincinnati for belong
ing to the Order of Odd Fellows, puts rather diff
ferent face upon the first rough report The decis
ion was a follows:
!. That the appeal be sustained; inasmuch as
the lower court has not furnished evidence before
this body, that the mere fact Of holding member
ship in the Society of Odd Fellows, forms Scrip
tura ground Of exclusion from he Church of Christ
2 That in sustaining this appeal, the Syned is
not TO be understood as approving of the Order of
Odd Fellows, or Of any other of the Secret Soce-
ties On the contrary, it is the deliberate opinion
Of this body, in view of the religious feature of
these associations, which are not in accordance
with the Gospel, and which consequently give of
fence to many Christians, mar the peace of the
church, and tend TO impair the Christian use fitness
Of such profassols-that the members Of the church
connected with them, should prayerfully and de-
themselves from them''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

Law DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA University.
The lectures in the Law Department of the Uni
vefslty viii commence on the first Monday Of De-
eember next AS the Professors are learned aud
experienced men-especially in the principles and
practice Of the civil law-it would be well for all
those who wish 70 pursue liberal course Of legal
studies-not only students in Louisiana, but those
N common law States--to attend the courses during
ihe next winter. Through the Influence of the
able Professors in the University it is possible fol
Louisiana jurisprudence to have very material
effect on the Jurisprudence Of her sister States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN-The official vote in
Pennsylvania for Canal Commissioner is as fol.
lows: Gamble ldem.) H6,77I; Fuller (whig)
1874, PCS; Ceavsr (native) 3693. Majority for John
A. Gamble (dem) over Fuller (whigl Il, 5O6 The
democrats have a majority of nineteen on joint
ballot in the Legislature-one in the Senate and
eighteen in the House. Last year the House was
a tie, and the wings had seven majority in the
Sonata
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

The CUBA FUNDs.-lAr. Moses Y Beach, late
Of the New York Sun, Indignantly and utterly
brands as false the story which has found some
newspaper currency, that he had been the Treasu-
rer Of the Cuba Revolution Fund, and had EN-.
bezzled the greater part of it, amounting to many
thousands of dollars. Mr.. Beach he Sun says,
was never Treasurer Of any such fund, and never
had dollar Of it in his possession, save the sum
he contributed to it. If any one ventures to gain.
say this explicit denial, he should put his name TO
bis statement But no suoh will Be mada.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

~ The sttGntion Of the public s drawn to The very i'm
sale Of Real Estate be effected at Banks Arcade
This Day. at Il clock, By J. A. BEARD Auodones The
property be sold Is valuable and win be sold without
reeve, in the following order
la very excellent Lot and Building on Magazine street.
between Poayian6 and Duplantier str sis
"A large and de liable improved properly ROu. eau
street, Lafayette, and vacant Lot attached.
that valuable improved and vacant property belong
Of MadisOHville.
"a fne Farm on the Lske Shore highly improved.
O.. Two choke Los Of Ground fronting on Live Oak
at b, Lafayette
s. "A valuable Lsve stest Lot FreepoIt or Bougny
Also. Ct the same time, valuable lot Of Slaves.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

A CoNUNDRUM AND A CHARADE.-We find the
following puzzles in the New York Sunday Mer-
curry. Both are good, and have the charm of nov.
city as well as humor
The Con-" How il it that the trees can put on
new dress without opening their unks l'''' It is
because they leaUe ont their summer clothing %
The Charade-" My first (syllabe) is put on the
table and under the table. MY second is an article
Of food My third and fourth is what all desire and
none can do without. My whole is one of the
United States"
The New York Mirror ventures to guess that the
first is Mat-the second Rt-the third and fourth
Money--and the whole the best of 'Unitsd
Stafes'') Matrimonv,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

NEw ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SuRa1cAL JoUR-
NAL.-We have received from the publishers, Weld
4 Co., the November number Of the New Orleans
Medical and Surgicsl journal ia addition to
other articles Of interest and impol ancs, il con
falns Memoir Of the life, character and W itiuss
Of Che late Prof. Harrison, bY DE. James Jones
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

Ho For CALIFORNIA i've pad visit to the bark
Nehemiah Rich yesterday and found her fitted up in hand.
some style for the aceomm0da Of paenes Her cargo
Is ell on board and well bestowed and her ship store are
abundant and selected by her spouiean Captain Carlton
She sails on the 6th nstaT pOsaiUtg aud ha room fol
one or two more caba passenger. Her Ofuen compe.
tent and efficient men, and her crew selected one Those
derous OF going to the R0i regions will find his rare op.
peftuniy. Her cabin has tive fine family ooms one of
which IS yet unengaged. PaIadi e. Lawrason < Co. No
" GTavler street, are her SCENTS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

SALE or GoPRRNNEEr sTRAHERs.-Mesn. FLoRAkcE
TAYLOR sen this day the U. g. Government steamer
Gen Butler and TmmbBl. We learn that the engines Of
the Gen Batter Of the t class having been mads By
his celebrated sfsss Her cylinders 95inoh with 6.eet
stroke and 900 hona power EACH The boat is partly
submerged. and think there would be but little difficulty
in raising her She viii doubtless prove great bargsiu to
Fhs purchaser. Go over aud look ct her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

GRAND PRoJEoT.-The New York Tribune saws
the great project of Municipal improvement now
occupying public attention in that city and Brook
lyn, is The building of a splendid bridge connecting
the two shores Of the East River, and thus making
New York and Brooklyn one city
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

The Notwithstanding to the returns made
the present number of Baptist Associations in the
United States is SIS; Churches, lo,44I; ordained
ministers, 6,O49; licensed ministers, l4l5; mem.
bers, 1852. The number of Baptists throughout
the world is stated to be 1893 $685. and they are a
proporiioned as follows: in North America, l,O46.
6S2; Europe, 1876, 442 Asia, 1868; Africa, 800
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

Do We learn unofficially, says the National In
telgenceF, that Walter Forward, of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed Solicitor of the Treasury in the
place Of r. Fl. Gillet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

MANUMIssIoN OF SLAVES. - The New York
Colonization Society, having succeeded in securing
the fund proposed last winter, $1,000, for the pas
sage to Liberia of the Ross slaves, have offered to
the American Colonization Society 10 defray the
expenses of the passage Of another lot of slaves,
$50 in number, lately emancipated in Darien,
Georgia. The estimated sum, in addition to
what the late owner of the slaves, Major Wood,
appropriated, is about $1,000, or $50 for each one
Of them. Any friend Of the cause interested,
may, by sending the society 500, provide for five
of these people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

LIBERAL BEoUEsTs.-Mr James c. Todd, late
aruling elder in the McGhord Church, Lexington,
Ky.,l has directed his executor to pay the follow
ing sums for benevolent purposes, viz: To the Do
nestle Missions Of the Presbyterian Church, $1,000
Board Of Foreign Missions Of the same, $1,000 +:
Board Of Publication of the same, $1,000; Foreign
Evangelical Society, S7C0; American Sunday
School Union, $500; American Tact Society,
SS00-TOtal, S6CC1
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Auction sale OF Furni,urs.

BY SP EA R-EEs
At ssls made BY few days since in The upper part
Of the city among the numerous cl YVES a lot of cham
berware, which bid off BY lady's husband at very
high pcs AT the eOncuOn Of the sale the husband paid
bis bill when the wife-a vely poly looking lady-s-kcd
him TO gather the so together He took all the All oles
with the exception of usul in housekeeping and
being rather modest man LETT it, until some ladies' who
had been attending he sa,e had retired Says the wife
My dear, have you forgot the sug9r bowl?" Oh nO'
said he, Sspping into the again and picking up
and bringing it, As he p ssd hi wife he ssid My dear
you this~is big enough 2" She did not faint
called for glass Of brandy and water
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

HEAVY RoBBERY.-A dispatch dated Boston,
October %, says the Union Wharf Company of
Princeton was robbed on Tuesday night last of
e2Q,000, principally 10 bills Of the Ffeeman's Bank
Of Boston. No clue has vet been had ofthe robbers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

Dz We are indebted to NJ, A. T. Myers, clerk
Of the steamboat Oregon, for hate papers from Mo
bile, in addition to the same favor from eur old
friend Jack Fisher
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M. DUBREUII.-The New York Courier and En-
quirer says that Monsieur Dubreul he's definitively
retired from the stage, and will, in future, devote
his attention e1eluaively to the tuition of music
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

o. Don Jose de GaFay, the owne of the right OF
way across Tehuaniepse, and his nephew, Don
Pedro de Garay " ar4y, who have been for ssve-
raj days in our city, left for New York yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

or The commerce Of the Canadas, and its pro
gressive increase, is shown by the following ar
rivals from the ocean, of vessels averaging $50 tons
ia the river st. Lawrence,
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srI- Ths Society Of Inquiry on Missions will meet
at Ia Second PTrsytcrian Church ley Mr. santgn9 ~
MORROW EVENING, hfpaFt O'CLOCK The usual exercises
may be expected The public especially invited TO attend
n W. A. BARTLETT, Recording Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

SIGNS OF THE TMEs-0 friend MAKO. Of No. Cilap
Street haa had the PAINTER aud glider work. so that he
who runs can read that all the fashionable music Of the
uay can be found al this popular establishment His sales
in the second story for the display Of ~, Iarge 100
Of Pianos, has sso been handsomely cited up for lie esp
llon Of a nnmbaI Of PLeEe,l ceehlAtaa mannfao-nra
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

REyENGE.--A MIS-. Black, Of Mercer, Pa, has
baen arrested on the charge of having set fire to
the barn aud graih-siaeka Of herown nephew, from
feelings of revenge that her late husband had be.
queathed some properly 70 him which she coveted.
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People,s LIND 81 TeIeprnph

beieefR L0uisutle and NGu OTieans
TUE Line o. Telegraph eons rucd By between Louisville,
Nashville, Memphis Iuacumhia, NeuOFeana, will
b ogsPed under The Charter L9uinve FRIDAY the sd
which meeting a stock and ali ne eorpoaoru
requested to be presenL-LouisVlle KY, Oct 49, 1919.
oet2stn2S HENhY O'RIELLT.
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O5- The late Henry Trowbridge, of New Haven,
c., bsqueathed 5000 to the American Board for
Foreign Missions $1,000 to the Home Missionary
Society; $1,000 to the Seaman's Friend Society;
$1,000 to the poor Of the First Congregational So
ciety of New Haven, and some others, amounting
in all to about S25 COO.
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Viii appear to-day at two o'clock 1t viii contain
the latest news, local and foreignful accounts of
oil Che recent political gatherings in New Orleans
--the proceedings Of the Memphis Railroad Con-
ventions and comments on them-and the intelh-
gence by the Europa, commercial as well as polti-
cal. Numbers done up in wrappers may be had at
the counter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

OLYMPIC THRARR An attractive Bit ia ofsrel IN Mich,
Mr. Charles as 0C0llagkan n HIS Last Legs. and
the Forty Thieves" Thee favoie pieces cannot fail to
prove that lhe Olympic is favorte ososl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

: In the last year % COO seamen were employed
on these vessels. All the above are exclusive of
those on the Lakes and the Atlantic coast ports.
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At AVoTIoNl IA napas sells this day ~ the oolhsFe Of
tglt end eaIgndest q Roger siablss Bass Aalej sIa
gh5 sale e8mashes3 silaH II nl sssb ssysa hHt sEii
fstH viii hsNd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

SAILING OF THE CALEDoNIA.-The steamship
Caledonia left Boston on the 9th ut She had Is
passengers for Halifax and II for LiverpooI-among
the latter was Sir John Richardson. The Csledo-
niaalso took out $500 in California gold dust.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

- First Representative DigiEiot.-The Democrats
the First and Second Wards Second Municipality, win assemble
ut Annunoiaton Square, SATURDAY EVENING, die Sd inst
at hatpast O'Clock, with Banners, Music eie, where they will
form and march Lafayette Square Join the Grand
Torch-Light Procession. JOINT COMMITTEE
Of ihn EIrai md Hsnnnd Marda.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

H0RsEs. MuEEs. ETc.. AT ABoTIoN.-T. J. Spear sells
today. at his well known stand al the Of Common
and Rampant Streets halEpast 10 O'clock numbeT Of
bones, Mules. Cars. Wagons, ETC The sails positive.
and bargains may b expected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

TEE BEDoUN ARABs.-This celebya'ed troupe appean
Tomorrow eyering at the Lafayette Theaue in their won
daRful performance