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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

80, Fer Justice Of the Peaee,-Pesse announce =
- "a Candidate Tor Second Juace 9 The Peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the daily line Of
~ Mail Steamers, OREGON Capt Hiem CALIFOR,
en0n leaving New Orleans at II o'clock A. NJ and arriving
at Mobile next morning at O'Clock. Fare, S5-Tma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

eSS-. For Clerk.-HENRY B. KELLY is candidate
NoVembernext. ap6ts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

CHARLES LEWIS. w. ARTu1tR mn
LEWIS AND HILL, IN liiD
n TT or FEYS 4 n / 8W
rrIr . HENDERSON, Rusl County Texas
w LII practices IN the Supreme and District Courts oil
the state and viii attend TO the purchase and ale
q Lands and the location of Certificates any part Of
9s --ee- Jyl2 ly
-.-r,,, - CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
l'HE Sub-cnbeH have now on hand large and well
L selected assortment of CA RRIAGES, ssfe7Fp "
ana are constantly receiving from the beat ~
Northern NanuaCtories, every style and EEt4g-Srgs
vanety. Purchaser would do well to give 10 - ~
call. A. WOODRUFF Il 90
ap2S 6mdEW IO5 ST Charlss St
J"G. wEBER. Boot.and Shoe Dealer.
e a S$SS9s q Camp fQB5s ssEaSatis, ss
CHS Old Stand HMS New STORE
,u.BOOT AND Saa@ SHOE STORE
Keeps constantly hand every thing in his nencudipe
great vsHstyot LADIES' AND GEFTL EMEEs Doors Avn
SHOEsand will sell the lowest CASH Prices share al
public patronage is respectfully solicited. au7 ~
SEOWER-BATHS
& NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH, AZ the low
= price Of Sl4-comLinlng Sh015sr Bath and BrthtnF
It6-may be found at No. l52 Camp street also Patent
FAN-CHAlRS, Of various patterns, For sale By
MRS. i. PAPE 152 Cam D street
Ey- PIANOS TUNED AMI q flp ~ Good
HoLEmHn mbT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

VlNEG ar ESTABLISHMENT,
EHE UndeSignPdi is constantly manufacturing and ba
tOTEGea very superior article of MEGA -
which he will EuHFc Rse 70 improve By age, and ls-A-E5
will deliver it. tree OF charges, in any part OF gSf 3
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced
prices to suit the times, viz: Butts so gallons SO 50 Barrels
30 gallons, So Barrels. 40 gallons cents . gallon be
"a discount mnde 10 wholesale customers.
~ line lTonped in the POStOfce will be puaCtaally
attended to. laps til JOHN II. WEBB
Conner COmmU ard MRrais EtS nppoEta Charity Hnsnta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

Ez- For Clerk-CHARLES F. CARUTHERS is
Candidate District Court the election 10 be
asl on the 5th Of November next apl2 ts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

~, For Justice OF the Peaee,--GEO, Y. FRIGHT
sse5ng Jg'tce oEhs Peses for The Parh Of Orsanu 6hd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

, ~ For Justice;-Eds. Crescent: Please anpoDnoe
EIEk W. kENk EDH Candidate for Fifth JuFiee ri ~,
Peace at the ensuing Election the m next mys e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

,ER For Clerk-WM. A. MOTT is Candidate for
Clerk Of the First District Court OF NewOreans Election he
9Th Of November, 1919. ANIL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

WILLIAM j. CUSHING, Commission Merchant
w No. % GRAvlER street offers Tor sale
REFINED SUGAk KS .eat, Powdered sud Crushed, Of
800 WOOsey s. stewaus Lowering and Orleans Refiueres.
CHnCDhATE-l5O boxes Of Sweet Chocolate; also, Ba-
PICKLES, PRESERVES, etc.-lOO boxes gallons halves
and quarts Pickles. Tomato. Walnut and Mushroom
ketehup Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and Jeles.
sPEhM Ollz-ln casks and bbls., pure and beGChed
WHALE, SOLAR and Ell EPHANT OILS--ln barrels,
pure and bleachei.
SWEET OIIl-lO0 baskets pints and quarts.
BQrTEh-St. Louis aud Cincinnati packing,
GHAMPA6NE-Ot various qualities
TObACCO-il0 boxes Myens superior and other brands,
yafi0us qualities,
ClGARS-l0O 900 Common Cirau
LAMBERT'S PRESERVE5-S0 boxes LEmbsfts VlOks.
-, 6ots PEACHES, preserved, in superior order.
OTAkD BKANDH-1Q haEpipes
2 GODDARD BRANDY-6 haIfpipes,
MADEIRA WINE-4O quarter casks various qualities,
PORI WtNE-N quarters ssks, pure JUICE.
GIN, BRANDY, Rum, etc,-AH kinds of common and
suHerioE puaiues also, Neutral Spirits; New England
Rum Jamaica Rum; Irish, Scotch and Old WhiskieS;
Anseite; Cqracoa; Guignolet; Absynth; Cordals and
FOR CALIF0RNi Automatically sealed lobster and
salmon. IN and 10 Caus.
n, bait and quarter cans.
GRA NBERR ESQ packages. halves and quarters.
IEAS-impenal, GuHpOwdGT, HysOB ETC. IN half chests,
AVID % 10 boxes and Cauisiers
SOAF-CastIle, Boston and Cincinnati
zee. A Is O....
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

~, For Gcnst75le-We are authorized to announee
hORAS CONNCLLA Jr candidate Constable Of IN
tI yusce's Court Elscen sth NovenLsr neEt. ~ ts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

plEg Tor Sgstoe Of the Peaos-Eds Crescent
rae 13uee "a u tESezGElt Candidate the once Of
lhTI Justice Of the Peace Election in Novepbsr next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

sgESSY,- For Justice Of the Peaoe--THOS. A. WAT.
o Candidate Tor Second Justice the Pesc election 10
axe place NoT snsung... s- District from Julia o CanGi a.
and from the River back 10 the Lake. w -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

~. For CLERK - Eds. Crescent: Please announces
lanes a. HOPKINS Candidate Clerk Of The Fourth D.
et Court at the ensuing election, be held the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07
For Justice of the Peace;

D, ~ For Justice Of tbs Peace Messrs. Editors 4:
rlehse announce Colonel SPARED HALE Cspdrate or
Justice Of The Peace for the First Dtret Esctior 5b EoT az
sep5 Ms NJ IFNPSo VI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

By the superior ist-cass Steamers-leaving Mobile at
P NJ and arriving at MontgOmery second day SO Il
N. The line consists OF the following boats: SELMA,
Capt. Buuel; ARKANSAS Capt Owen; CLARA Capt
James, and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt Walker. Fare,
COach-Fare, SlO-Tme through 80 hours
MONTGOMERY To CHARI FSTON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

a For Col. ector.-yHcssrs. Editors !. Yop arc q
thorzed 10 announce J. 81. DAILY as 4 CanJist. ~ S,
STATE Taxes OF the Frz; District so 's~'Oi
aua0 mFAUGH A RAIrAcu :,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07

~, For Constable. Eds. Crescent: Please announce
JON J. h0FPE Candidate 10 Inc office 81 (
stable of The First Justices Court the Parish ii ens IN
ensuing election November 1919 TEu2a tel HIS FRIENDS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26

Lorenzo Sabine, IN his American
loyalisls," pays the following deserved
tribute 10 Massachusetts:
"Of the colonies, New York was un.
deniahly the loyali>l's stronghold, anil
contained more Of them than any other
colony in Ill America. Massachusetts
furnished 67,9OT Wing soldiers between
the years 1873 and 1888, while New
York supplied but 1871. In adjusting
the war balances alter the peace, Massa-
chus,iis had orer-pai,l her share in the
sum Of Sl,2IS.S0l Of silver money: but
New York was deficient in The large 4.
mount Of S2,074.slG. New Hampshire,
lhnngh almost wilderness, furnished l2,
1876 troops for the continental ranks, or
quite three quarters Of The number enlisted
in The Empire Si.ie.
"One more fact may serve 10 throw a
still stronger light, Ia illuminate mora
brightly the nearly unanimous Wing prin.
rinles Of the Old Bay State. Virginia,
whose established quota was The next
highest, aud within Iour thousand Of that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
INreRIoR on THE EARrn.

A fsei OF great interest has been proved
by The borings .far Anesian Hells ~ The
suburbs of Paris. namely. that - ne 60 To-
ward Tie rfnme 81 he earth, the iemrera.
luIe increases II The rate " about one de-
gree Tor every fly feet That the whole
interior poriinn nf The earth. or i least =
great part of il. Is an igneons ofean Of
melted rock. agilaied b. vinleni winds.
though dare not Affirm. Il Is silll render
ed highly probable BY The phenomena 81
volcanoes. The facts CONNECTED with
illeir eruption have been asreriained and
plared beyond q dnuhi. How then are
they 10 be accounted foI The theory
prevalent some years siiiee, thai they are
caused BY The combustion Of immense
coal beds is perfectly puerile. and entirely
sbandnned. All the coal in The world
would never afford fuel enough lor sin
gle capital exhibition Of Nesuylns. We
mast lsak higher Than This and J have
lille doubt Ina, lhe whole Iesls On the ac'
lion &c galsanic principles. ~hirh are con
slanlly in operation IN the Earth.
We know that when certain metals arr
brought together. powerful elrclIic aciioI
is developed. and light is produced. 81
pelior IN eiIulgcnee 10 the splendor Of ih'
sun. Now il small arrangement produ
ces such results. what may We mol exPec
from The combination Of those immense
bids Of melal 10 be found in Ille earth
Here we may have The key 10 all tn
grand phenomena Of volcanic action. a.
illustration on small srale may be seel
il an instrument called the electrical bat
tory, made of zinc, bismonlh, aud Amino
ny, packed in tox aud vanished. i
this. heat is evolved below. while the inI
is cold: and here we have The very caus
of the volcano. when in the interior fier.
ocean is leasing lis surges. while lis peal
is capped v iIh everlasting SHOWS.
Proffssg SifmGl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
THE POWER OF AvARICE.

The following narrative refers 10 the
senior partner in tie great New York
house which lately became bankrupt.
III carly life, Mr.. Prime was an ostler,
and was quite famous for the cleverness
with which he handled the curry comb.
lie married Miss -, The offspring of
a successful worshipper Of the golden
idol, and began 10 curry men instead Of
horses. When lie got Under way, and
scraped together few thousands. he ac.
tualIy got an invilatlnh 10 dinner party,
where there were, perhaps, two or three
genllemen; though, as the dinner was
given by New York tinancicr, of course
the conversation was occupied with the
allabsorbing topic 81 money making. Om
hero was not listener merely. He eager
" entered into the conversation. and
closed some very shrewd remarks, BY
observing" II | coull borrow $4,000, |
would double il in six months, and return
the principal, with seven per cont. inte>
rest"
What security can Won gi'e!" aked
one Of the party, planter from Charles
ton.
The security Of the word ofan honest
man." said the adveniurer. = have none
other 10 offer at the present.
!" You shall have The money! said The
plan'er."
Mr.. p. realized as he expected, and re-
turned the loan. Years passed on, and
the :. financial genius" earned his tens Of
thousands aud hundreds ollhousands. lie
served his master faithfully, and verify he
did not 90 wiihou,his reward. Butihe PLAN
ter in the meantime, had met with sad re.
verses. lie was poor man. lie was on
the verge of ruin III a worldly point Of
view. 10 save the remnant Of his estate,
he came 10 New York, in order To raise
some money. He thought Of Mr.. p. lie
waited on the great New York broker.
lie asked loan Of $4,000; it would save
him from utter destruction.
"What security" demanded the Chris
lian Shylnck.
Really, Mr. T., | must answer you
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
INrEREsTING rRIAL on ROPE.

A lesi trial, says The Cincinnati Com
mercial, Of Manila and kyanized Amerl'
can rope, was had on Saturday last, al
Grllr,'s Foundry, which resulted most
layorably 10 The American manufacture.
The parties met At about three o'clork,
r. NJ, and Immediately proceeded 10 the
trial. A small Manila rope, Of the besl
quality OF Boston make, was first tried,
and was broken. after sustaining weight
of 1890 pounds. The kyanised rope, in.
vented and manufactured by J. 7. Crook
& Co., OF Maysyile. was Then put TO The
same test. and sustained weight Of 1920
pounds before parting. A second trial
was then had Of The same size Of Manila
rope, which sustained weight Of 1900
pounds. A second trial was then also
had Of the Kyanized rope. and sustained
pressure of 24l0 pounds. I he trials
we're ihen had with larger size Of The
Manila rope, manufactured by BONE,
which parted first al 2s4O pounds, and on
the second uial at 2796 pounds. One
trial was then made with The Kyanised
rope. which sustained the weight of3220
pounds before parting. The average diff.
ference in favour Of the kyanizpd unrniied
hemp rope being in the frs, trials 500
pounds, ant in The last trial 400 pounds.
This shows that the Manila rope, which
has always been considered The best that
was ever used. is far inferior To the Anne.
rcan unrotied hemp rope. The Kyanized
rope is manufactured from the nnroted
hemp, and is not only the strongest rope
made, but BY The chemical process Of
Kyanizing, Is by far the most durable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
IA rn,.1 sl5.,a IN lIes1

Wiih \ shs prru sliba 81 lhesea
i iiefteasing j. iealiy ssinnishias. feaf-
fiilhs have disappeared sln.g re Ersl VI.
SIT Of Capt. Cook. period Of seventy
years. About one-sixlh Of The remnant
hare'died within the last SIX years. One
of The oldest lnreign residents there. a ply
stefan. has lately svowed ms belief thai
in i've years scarcely native wili be found
On the islands. Probably he lime stated
BY him may be 100 short; but the result
will certainly be realized soon. perhaps
within ten or fifteen years. The imme,
diale cause of The rapid decrease may be
explained in various ways. Bun The
grand reason. equally applicable TO all
pelynesians. seems 10 Salty al iLqui-
reIs il is The destiny Of The race.
Boston Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
AnnRESs or MIS- sHIELps.

FaJLe,s, Brothers, Mothers, ,Sisiers.
Deeming no apology necessary for my
appearing before you this day, ! shall
proceed al once 10 perform The pleasant
tluIy assigned me by partial friends. That
dulv is TO present TO Enoe Division, No.
So, Sons OF Temperance Of North Caro-
lima, copy oi the SACRED ScRIrTuREs.
as a mcmenio of The regard entertained
Tor your nnhle enterprise BY the Ladies
of this ncighborhood. And in presenting
this offering of regard. permit me 10 say
in their behalf, that we look upon your
Institution rs one Of the great moral phe-
nomcna Of The present age. 0lher cnier-
prises of similar char cier. which have
preceded y"u,s. have stripped The leaves.
destroyed The branches and greatly married
The power Of the Upas Tree Of lntemper-
ance. bnt you, IN your nuble pledge, cut
up Ibis monster by The roots. That in
Temperance in the source OF multitude
of evils, is an admitted fact. That il has
cursed The world from The earliest period
To the present time, is proved by sacred
aud proIanc history. Its evils are felt
with keenest severity and most poignant
distress BY our sex, II has chilled the
blood, wrinkled the brow, and inflicted a
Ii mg mariyrlnm upon woman. And can
She be call0us Of heart, when such an en-.
ierprise as yours is preserved for her ap.
probation No! Woman must forget
her nature and siiile all the feelings III
womanhood, if she remains passive amid
so glorious an era as the present With
such brilliant vista, in making our Sc
lection for suitable offering, we might
have presented vnu with some work Of
Ar, Of gauiy show; bnl we thought the
Bible would be the most appropriate gill
from woman 10 man. |, will be upon
your desk To instruct and make wise unto
salvation; and rs in your Order there are
the various shades oi human society, so
in this book there is divine counsel for all.
! The husbandman. the merchant, the proies-
sional man-all, all may find true and ex-
hanSlles' riches.
lis within your beautiful "circle Of
hcuor that our falllers. husbands and
,roll,efs nd The ark Of safety amid the
Of inn nperance. We bid you God
! lns ar noble career: and il is no
or.piiment when we say, may yonr
IS increase and your numbers swell
i eeefy town aud every section Of oul
cas. II shall be uraced with year banner,
and eeery citizen shall be enrolled in YOU
lpk ii Constitutions.
Tiigt hopes are upon yon, and may God
RAM ii st'englh TO resist successfully
rIy nplalion, and To perform with
1mplnsss anl fidelity every duty, how
ersriapnstr responsible, which may be
luired 81 vou as Sons of Temperance,
.-iuts. hfislians.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26

re areA ihecanrlnsion lllai !, si'nsid
eonlainlly Is lie Stale sna ~ 81
ST. said Mr.. c.. ii has been
ed. il has rarhed - ears. ~
and Others with ahnfn J arie'i'
die, Is susiainr1-thsI The derfse
-. Iar,h-il,s. NC are - he rasi 81.
TREAS. sssi BE-. Iai,ing himself g
fli.a h.ishs-snrh llnrrals hare ~
sn.. IN aae. They pass ~ me as the
sm On eases Like ihis, have hnI
arl my duty. And he Hho would
aa. ID ~ governed ~ oihcr influences
s4,f 4 prosperity .nd urll being q The
I'd s,lh State = Al stake. Is ma SIN al
hui a bastard. t'auld have slsrunk
u Inc path of NV dniy. inarkrsi oui as
ii : hy the lighi hal sllone over and %
q. Nh ille brightness ii the monday sun
onld haze been i coward. ami slrseIy'
"a a lie branded. aE.l inIeser exsrTaird n
Il 4. M, .ir. IN ihal vote and BY ihi'
use, | stand or Iall. But haze u" lsais
Car prople are ina keen sighted and allen
llre To their own hest Interests. n well a
loa airinli,.. 10 ,lisapProve an act % ne
cessary IL lerrlnpshc immense Issnnrrei
af Nnrlh l'aFalina. and o. promote IN
highest interests Of her eiiizens so dear Il
Us al. rIey may lie impoTluned an,
worried rs Demagnsues who are lnrapa
Bile OF aspirations higher or nnbler Than A
election 10 some pretty oilice-who ihlnl
ii The people only - Car a. they can MS
them; huI Ihey are Ino inlelligeni 10 he de
ceivei by these nauow-minde,l. sellisl
mock-pairinis. They will see ihIoug
them. and spnTn them rs they deser,e
Yes sir. and we shall yri see this peopl
prosperous. united and happy. A bette
DAY is roming for North Carolina: and lhl
great enterprise will contribute largely 4
usher il an.
Gov. Norrheai. who had been engage
in some matters connected with The loca
Ii mol the I.unalie As, lum, happened j
, al this moment and made a Few remark
strong. pnd with his usual .prae'ies
rig0I," IN whrh he certainly has moi lal
ed since he ltli u. al The rlnse Of his ulll
rial Term. Talking nov, he SAID. was Of
Observation-Disclosures action was III
thing. Taking shares vas the sensibl
view az tile matter. The books weT
then declared opened. and. as We uniel
stand. between Thirty and Forty Thou,
and Dollars we're subscribed. Glur
enough for many days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26

4 ynu answered me. | has 80
give bal Inc uanl q an hnas 8 .
.ntii,al's IL ~ value salf
rghieaus banker. -Ihai 49,
rrni IN Wall street.
The rieL man retiIed fesT
with . million. and "
dieIh." committing : 80
lusion that he was -
his wealth. horrld
famine. haunted Inc
fkes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
Commemorate Act-A suit was late.

Commendable Act-A suit was late
ly brought belnre Justice Chambers, in
which The defendant was a poor widow
woman. whose effects bad been levied on
10 satisfy claim Cor rent. A jury was cali
led 10 Try The right Of property. Under the
circumstances lhey were compelled TO
find against her. But. with true Kentucky
Iiberalily, they Immediately raised the
money by contribution among ihem-
SELVES and paid The debt.
Louisville Journal,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
Massachusetts, in revolutionary Times

The following is correct list Of the
soldiers furnished by each State during
the Revolution. The free population d
Massachusetts in 1890 was $4,000; the
population Of Virginia about $4,000; oil
New Hampshire l4l 1000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26

Iof MASSACHUSETTS. failea 10 romIly there
Will IN 4 nnmler Il about $4,000 men:
Hhlle Massachusetts orrIrun over $4,000
men. akns wassachnsesls. though re-
quired b lcongaess 70 "a, nish only 1000
more men. raised over b zoo morr -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
S69l.6s2 70

S69l,6S2 40
Thus showing The sum Of S69l ,6S2 20
unexpended Of the revenue &c The past
year, including the former appropriations
granted ln this department, for the trans.
porlalion Of free matter Of The department.
The receipts and expenditures for The
year ending June, 1850, ale thus esiima.
ted:
Probable revenue for the year end.
ing June 30, 1850, S4,s92, l66 90
To this add balance on hand June
30th, 1919, COL ,6sa 10
Appropriation for free matter for
Departments, for the year end
ing June 80, 1850, 100000 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
RIBI,E PRESENTATION.

On The presentation Of Bible to the Enoc Di-
vision Of The Sons Of Temperance, the following
addresses were delivered, which We publish by re-
1ucst:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-26
Late from Europe.

Great Britain. health OF Prin>
cess Adelaide, The Queen Dowager, con.
linues to decline.
Il is thought the English and French
fleets will Immediately retire from The
Dardanelles. instructions having been sent
by both The Governments 10 their Iespec
live ambassadors al Consianiinople. giving
them full discretionary powers 10 act in
the matter.
The financial reform, which appears to
us 10 be the thing most needed in Great
Britain, does not seem To be very enlhusi-
aslically supported by the people-iis
originator anil advocate, Mr.. Golden, hay-
ing openly admitted that his plan of re-
irenchment in the national expenditure
does not meet with support out Of doors.
The blight IN the potato crop Of Ireland
seems TO have ceased its ravages for the
present. According to all accounts there
will be very good crop. In some places
The loss has been very severe. amounting
To one hall--in others, for instance I.ouih,
il is estimated so low as one-,enih; and il
is considered that the average loss has not
exceeded one.fourih.
The London Times states that the
British Government has determined 10 al.
ford effernal assistance 10 Mr.. Richardson,
the African traveller, in prosecuting his
travels aud researches in the great desert
Of Sahara. Sou,lan. and the regions Of
Bornon and the Lake of fahad. Il is 10
be part Of his dulles TO endeayor to bring
The eitiels and princes Of the interior Of
Africa into relations Of commerce and am
ity with Great Britain. Mr.. Richardson
is enjnined To embrace every opportunity
Of impressing upon The minds Of The peo-
pie and princes Of Africa that legitimate
commerce is preferable 10 that Of the iraf-
fic in men. lie is 10 be accompanied by
Drs. Bath and Overweg. Prussian Swans,
who are charged by Government, 10 draw
up scientific report. This will render
the mission complete, and the interests OF
science will be equally consulted with
those Of commerce and philanthropy.
Aaviees from re Cape of Good Hope
40. u.s.. = -, thu ay.