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Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07

The Senate of Illinois have magnam-
mously agreed to allow a company OF
singers to exhibit in the Senate Chamber:
provided the mem bers of that august body
are admitted free.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07

R-A serious accident occurred at
Louisville, Ky, upon the arrival of Gen.
Taylor. A cannon was prematurely dis
charged, by which two men engaged IN
firing salute, had each an arm torn ott
by the explosion.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07
FOR GOVERNOR.
OF PULASKI.
ELECTION ON THE l4rH OF MARCH NEXT.

10 We are requested to state that the
Rev. II. c.. Thweatt, will deliver dis
course to the California emigrants on
Thursday, the 18th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07

DEATH OF Cow. Mckay. Y.-Ihe Wash
ington papers announce the death of Com
McKav on the 7th ultimo. The deceas.
ed Commodore was the veteran officer
who was, by an act of Congress, appoint
ed to command the U. S. ship Macedonian
on her mission to Ireland, laden with food
to allay the famine that visited that I'M
happy land about one year ago. Ihe
mission he faithfully performed-and
was rewarded by an appropriation of 81 o.
600. Com. Mckay served in the Vene-
zuelian navy with credit to himself and to
that country.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07

The OVERFLOW OF THE MISSISSIPPI
The St. Louis Republican has the follow
ing report of the flood in the lower Mis-
sissippi, from the officers of steamboats,
They report the lower Mississippi bank
full from Cairo to New Orleans, and IN
many places the surrounding country was
inundated for miles. The cotton and
other plantations in the vicinity OF
Vicksburg and Matches had suffered
greatly, and many of them were likely to
be rendered useless for the present season.
Lower down: the water was not quite so
high, but still great fears were entertained
that an entire inundation would take
place on the coast. Crevases were daily
occurring between Donaldsonville and
New Orleans, and the whole force OF
the county was out repairing and building
levees, The great father of waters has
not been known as high for years.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07

Lord said old Mrs Partington.
"what monsters these cotton planters
must be. I'm told some on'em have as
many as a hundred hands" ."'
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07
$4,000

In the first item Nebraskais substituted
for Oregon No estimate is made for the
exploration of the lower Rio Grande, be-
cause it is considered as appropriately
belonging to the survey and establishment
of the boundary between the United
States and the republic of Mexico.
1t being no part of their duty, SO 1t Is
not the purpose of the committee to re-
commend measures of civil policy, but
only to refer to political considerations as
recommending the military measures pro-
posed. The establishment of posts must
be preceded by the construction OF mill
tary roads, and these roads and posts,
giving facility, inducement and protection
to emigrants, will be followed by settle
ments, which will remove the necessity
for the maintenance of garrisons unite
the regions on opposite sides of the noun
tain ridge which divides the continent,
bv successive links of farms and villages,
lead tv, the construction of commercial
roads, and bind the whole country by
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-07

RED RIvER-Reported rising rapidly
at Fulton, on Monday.
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announcements of BirtAs MsrTisges, sad DestAs
inserted uaIess duly suthsw'icsted s~1 Ped fer.


Died,
September 22d JOHN Lovsrr LAyDY, aged nine yssrs
and one month.
The friends and acqssintsnces Of the family are re-
spectfuy IL vited attend his funeral from the resi-
dence of his father, No IL whitehall street. at two
O'Clock this day tSundsy)
On Saturday morning, JoHr TAssnLL WARREs, aged
thrty-six years son Of Edmund and Mary q. Wsrrhn
ON the 22d inst CLAuDIUs L., son OF George Ana
Pateey Miller aged one and ten months
The relatives and friends Of the family the members
of Hancock Chapter No IA o. u. A. aud tho Order In
general respectfully nvited to attend his funeral
this Sunday afternoon 1t four O'Clock, from the
sidencc OF his parents. No 314 Hudson street.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at i've p M from
the residence Of his sister Mrs Phbrook No Is GrsVs
street New Haven papers please copy.
On Saturday, at hafpsst eleven o'clock, CATHERINE
TEsEsA SKELLy the only daughter OF Patrick and Mar
gsret Sicily eyed year and eight mouths of short
illness.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend Der funeral the 23d inst 1T three O'Clock In
the afternoon from her fathers residence 149 Leonard
street, without further invitation.
AT Dover Del. on tho morning Of the 18th instant,
MRoAREr, wife Of Doctor Isaac Jump and only daugh
tor Of John Hunn Esq, Of this city, In the twenty
fifth year Of her age.
Sept 22d Of whooping cough, SARAH FRAscEs v. only
daughter Of James M. and Frances L. Ford, aged one
year eight months and twenty two days
The friends and aoquaiutapoes Of the family in
vited to attend tho funeral to- day Sunday at
o'clock P. M, from Ne. ~ Aorstio street. Boston
papers please copy.
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PHILADELPHIA, September "a, 1s4o.
Riotiss in Philsdelphio-The Equinoctiai Storm
Morkets, &c.
The neighborhood Of Schuylkill Eighth aud Lombard
streets the Of another dsgraceful riot last
evening. Any number of pistols discharged, but
fortunately lives lost blood drawn The wife
Of Of most respectable citizens being
shot.
The Charleston steamer has not yet arrivedno doubt
detained by the storm which has been raging along
coast from Cape May to Charleston bar.
The markets close quiet this week with little ne
speculative feeling The demand for cotton and WOOL
len goods continues fair and prices fully sustained
In cotton there is not much doing Since the receipt
Of the Cambriss the market Is very quiet The
receipts Of -four light, and the dsman limited
no change In quotations The demand for wheat 10
fair At previous rates Small sales Of rye at 900 Vel
low corn Is held 1T CSC and white at s2c Oats are
dull. Freghts to Liverpool nominal. In the coal
trade there are more vessels offered than required
Frsigbs to Boston may be quoted at 81 lax IS;
New York, Soc to eSc; Providence aud Fall River, 81
to 81 0S
This following the sales ~ the FRS. Beard 1900
State &c. SIN; 400 do 5000 do; 5000
PennsyvaniA Bank. 1pt shas Commercial Bank. 67ts;
LEO Norristown Railroad. rs; % GirArd 12 KsntuoIy
Psuk, lO0z; 200 heading Railroad l6,f Second Hoard
1000 County o. rs lO $50 LehiKh Interest ST. 50
n Neehsn Banh, g.
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Passenger Arrived.

LivrrrooL-Stesnshipy ambris--Cspt waller and LADY
Use f.iloch NJ aud Mrs Davis and Mr. Jsbisohs
Tss. Tsirc osums johnson Jr Ward Re-, Dr. spr,ns
Ge,ld Woo'cock Jseer, Jebs ovsn, T-spm.nn.
.rS ss.gs,sh's Ioilsns TsIlsmssh. DIT b.ss..,'
Holt, Govoiy. Evans T Alexander, Major Estin n
O schett, Rev Howard, Mr. Romans, J wells. I'd
cosltss ~ end lady Mr. white and child M err, aekn-
stry, Durte Rutter Keenan,, ONiel Jenkins James
RAY Lochhsrt Lauehime Kcresey, Peek. Gordon. s
kilhken Little. From Hsifss-nrs Lester, Missss
Lieut. Grease. -"' '''' ''''''' '"a
LivEproorrsctet ship West Poist-R Irving issy s,a
child Mr. whitly LADY and child n Bsohiex OF Engisnd
ssyey. OF Icrcnto Re, Wheeer Mis-: Wheeler, Mise
N,rris snd friend, Or drew Dire ~ Of Ireland a
BAvr,-rsohet Ship ssvarie--Dr n Asehrnsreuner aud
LADY. Of Germany; Jevs Of New York; Mrs n IL vis
dsuhtsr ana servant Of New Orleans Roson rr.~ss,
Bsslsnd, A Lotesu. Msehet, Or WIN n Minturn Mrs
Charlton, Of New York; 11 In the stccrsee
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Cleared.
shiD.-Hswt0n Sears Gelers.s Sale Jr Ncrhun-
Zeregs Co; Gladiator, Errictscn; Rotterdam Funcs
E's Berry, oh1 rHS p . sa' 3. sasss
Leyelsnd, Charleston. Baliey.
III; Hichborn. 81 Thomas, &c. Russell 4 Nort.n.
hB1ifspIndu' ts,l Card PiGsop Aittsn; n.nl.
Mobile Eagle Hssard Cesstine, Frichst. Bangor Brett
Jsrs Eli.sbssb, Good:psed rsn.acOl.; Comet, prns.
:1 Ing Mitchell
ter dO Mailer Lord; Ch.s buss, Turner. Baltimore
Salem Victory. Berry. Portland Isabella. Boston,
siSSI:.E.:sa caS%iss: ssil River MOTTO. eold.misA
Noses Eddy. wsl.and Fred Brown, Garwood Providence
Steamship CamSris shannon Mv:rpSol s:h inst and
A. e. y d With % md. :. y 18th inst lat
sssss g iIE S
ton hence for Southampton Thursday passed ship Eliza
Packet sSip wss. Poin. Allen. Liverpool Aug ST. with
mdss and III passengers to Kermit 10th inst lat 40 80
s. At lat % on saw ss:.%sSip
hence for Southampton and wind strong the T.
% Sex Ws .hdp Bavaria Anthony Havre Aug @ with mdse
ship Nathan h:n.u tGt Kings.n NASAL Adam. s. Pc
9th inst LAT ~ 80 Ion g. passed Black Ball packet bound
Ship Sir Harry Smith tBr) HAws' Liverpool. 81 days. in
and o psssnssrs 70 HsssG Sissos 'A' WIN '''''
Barb Csssrs sliapE Gsndslfa Rio de yAnero, 50 days
Brig 8 %$.Sc. thrS B.stsf;h Ess.s rs day.. with
plaster, to soue. Whitney 4 Co.
Dry Dock Brooiiyn WIN '''''' '''n' '''
slocp Belle, Valentine Staten Island. with sand for
stespshig scuthernsr Charleston, On Friday afternoon
New Orleans.
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Telcgraphio.
b. telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

NJ. ALrxn M TosaurviLLx-
Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF the French Republis
Sm,-I have received . despatch from Mr. Rush the
American Minister In paris, Of the 18th 81 August
covering note from you TO him dated the 9th Of that
month Both have been submitted to the President,
With the correspondence to which they relate As Mr
Rush IL returning home, and MIR. Rives who has been
appointed to succeed him ~ Minister TO France has
probably not yet arrived In Paris, hasten to avail
mytslf 81 the only means Of Communication between
the governments we represent BY addressing you
directly on the subject Of Jour note
You sckpsvledge the receipt 81 the correspondence
which took place between the Secretary Of state for
Foreign Affairs Of the United States and the Minister
Of France at wasbingtop.n from which IL must have
been obvious your mind that the latter had repeat
edly aud grstuitous,y addressed communications To
this government highly offensive and discourteous,
both In manner and IN substances.
That correspondence submitted simply 10 enable
your decide upon the proper cours. to
be tst.n In regard to is minister You appear TO
have cop,dered the occasion se vhich called upon
you 10 construct spoosy for that minister BY In.
dscrinibatsy censrrina both parties TO the
popdence You we're noe invited TO decide ss en- ar
bitter upon the mede In vbich the American govern
mept conducted that correspondence which not
only courteous and respectful In terms but entirely
upesceptiossble In spirit and you could not have
failed Observe that this department had not In any
instance descended TO recrmination whether useless
or otber~ise. With Mr.. Poussin.
should the correspondence of any minister Of this
pubic prove insulting 20 the friendly government Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

WAsttNGror. NAY 30. lstp
Sir received on the 2sth Of May IN. note witch
In answer 70 mine calling upon the government Of the
Carpenter OF the American steamship Iris toward the
French sbip Eugenia Of Hsvrs which had upon the
bank Of Riso, near the anchorage Of Anton Lrsrdo.
Ths explanations given by Com nsnder Carpenter
net Of stature Mr. Secretary Of State, such 80 70 dis
pei the doontent which his proceedings caused TO
government. He considered. 90 he Gays. and still
sders that the OF salvage that the rights
acquired by him as the Of the vesse saved, EN-
ps~ered him 90 Keep possession 81 her until his extrsv
CANT Presensions yer. fully satisfied But hrs opinions
have little Interest In syes when have ecsssion 10
eoneems MS conduct I called on the Cabinet ct
Warrington MIR Secretary 81 State In the Of
bsfrench government 70 address . severe rsproof 70
that ofser Of the American psy, in order that tbs
which he has committed in point INVOLVING the
dignity Of your national marine might not be repeated
hereafter. From yeur answer MIR Secretary Of State
I unfortunately Induced to beli.vs that van, "a
subscribed to the strange doctrines
by Compasder Csrpendsr, Of the steamer iris. and
have only TO protest, In the name Of my sovsrpmsst
against these doctrines.
I have the honor TO be,
With distinguished eossidsrstios,
Your most obedient servant &c.
OUfLLAUME TELL FoUssIN
HE'S. ,. NJ CLarres, secretsry Of State.
rHr sscssr.sr ov rArr 70 ~. rousu~.
DEPARTMENT or srsry,
Wssarroror, June 8. 1870
sm-Ths note which you addressed ~ me on the
s psss, 10 the ss.ve letter included vsAin bpa.h-
hss which "" ssbssqusssy withdraw ~ Nc. Psus-
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sns srcsrrARr o. STATE TO NJ rousu,.
DsrARrnK~r 90 SrAru,

WAsHINeroy, May 2s. 1s4s.
Sra have received the note which you did me the
honor TO address the 18th instant relative TO
the conduct Of Commander Carpender, Of the United
states Navy who II 10 alleged after fastening TO the
assistance Of the French ship kugenie" Of Havre,
which bad struck the bank OF Riso. near the an
chosge Of Anton Lizardo advanced claims on account
Of remuneration for his services wholly insdmssible
and TO tecure the acautal OF which he detained the
Eneenier for t-o three days; but In consequence
Of the remonstrnnoes 81 Lavales the acting Consul
Of Franc. At Vera Cruz aud the intervention Of the
onsui Of the United States ut that port he dessted
from his pretensions
your note sent hes ommunicsted to this Depart
meut Comm apder, srpendsrs explanation Of the cir
oumstances attending rescue OF the " Euxenie o
cory OF which explanation have the honor here With
to enclose TO you aud trust that IL will any
nisspprehs nsion which may exist the part Of the
French government relative to his conduct on the
occasion In question.
have the honor to be. With distinguished consids-
ration, your obedient servant,
JOHN ~ CLAYTON.
Mr. WILLIAM TsLL roussr. &c
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J. o. Nattinser.
]. q. Nattinger
TTAS just received very large and well selec
/ assortment OF
Fall aud Winter Goods,

Consisting IN part Of plccos French merinos Co
hlrgs gu Ihams mode cnshmeres mud nll kinds of In
dies dress goods Florence silks. of all colors gro de
Rhine rnarcelIne plaid silk, silk serge. satin vest
ings cherry. pink. blue purple, aud other colored
snins bonnet velvc,s Of all colors plaid de mines
oregon. mohnir. gala, and satin paids; plain cash
mere Tnrpns, blue and green barge Swiss, Bishop
md Victoria lawns. wove thread cGges linen, Isle
and cambric cdurs Indies super standing collar H.
ln,on rchrs plaid silk and black satin cravnis firm
pcs gimp daisy and tasselcd buttons of every color,
cherry colored hrochc and uncut velvet ribbons blk
Rrvhrre: colored 4,rudla brochc all wool and long
plaid 4haw's A great variety ofbeayer potwool dyed
and French Br0dd Cioihs MISC,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ofcycrv description nu1ty and kind. such as blan-
kc,. sack beaver and blue pilot cloth over coats
flncy colored cloth petersam and tweed sack coats
mycd and fancy CASHMERE pants; aid, vnencia,
and woollrn velvet vests. ITO. etc Also an cxten-
-iv assortment Of MuEFS;
From Scots To SO such ~ French concv, short blk
lynx wolf super natural l"nx ladies' black and miss
go white ronev munS TIE 'r"cst and'chcapest lot
of CENTS and Boys Winter Caps
ever before Offered in town consisting of boys cloth
oc'agon. Albert. trrhnn, and ruarl caps; mems ala
zcd opera plush, fur cloth silk .ma2onrka, and lay
lor rnard caps Also, ON hand and Tor sale, cheap
for cash a very LARGE and excellent assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware. and Crnckery.
L S-Iaie- nrc respectfully invited 10 examine
my stock Of Goods M Inducements 70 purrhae" Will
hc offered which have never before been presented in
the place ! still adhere 10 my pan announced lost
sprur to sell goods ms cheap ~ the chranrst tor
good pnv md GOOD pay only and ! would repeat
nv thanks for the very liberal patronage have re-
caved Ottawa, dec. ].
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WhliS,nnl all Affections ot the -plra-
tory Organs We ito not wish 10 tfIl, with the
lives or health Of lhr afflicted. AMI wc sincerely
pledge ourselves To make no assertions to the VIZ
tues of this medicine and To hold out no hope To sui.
terng humanity, which facts wal mot warrant.
We ask the attention ct the candid 10 few con
sldcntons
Mature in every part Of her work has Icti indcli.
bic marks OF adaptation and design The c0nstlu.
ton ct the animals and Vegetables Of the torid Is
such that they could not Hdurc the cold Of the ilriI
zone, and rcc rrrSd
In regard To Li,ea.c AM It's cue the animation 3.
no les -uiklng. The Moss OF Iceland. the Wild
cherry and Pine OF all northern attitudes. and d.
Wlstars ial~am Is Il compound chemical extinct
from these hay, long been celebrated Ircompiaints
prevalent N cold climates. Indeed, the most dis
tngu-hct medical men have nycucd, that nature
furnishes IN every country, andutcs Tor lis own pc
cuGr dlsscuscs II on, JtiDH, IN It's confirmed
mud incpirnt stages coughs, asthma cruup and Inv
rCompanl form by Tar the most fatal cusscs Of dis
seascs knuwnto our land Nellhcsc may be cured
by means OF the simple yet powerful remedies ,nnm-
ed ahovcl and winch are scattered 10y hrniliceut
Providence wherever these mH0Idcs prevail
Er'rd0rdiHdrV Success During the las, three
year, upwards OF Ten Thousand remarkable cures
II Is confidently believed has been atI,ct5l by usnr
the Genuiuc Wi-tors Ba-am \ simple statement
oi the various cures that have taken p.lc' in al parts
OF the country, would til an entire newspaper We
have therefore. only room tof tcw Of the many ca.
scs that ATE constantly being reported Ia MS
IpgTiuDUU uf -.
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rVOL. lX.-NO &c.

e'1,nder the tyranny Of princes ond prr's'es.
Iorals and manners were uhj'c,sd To a
~, nte resembling that Of the synagogue wtth
unae synagogue was in its worst state. The
lress, the department, the language. the stu.
les. the ainiisements Of the rigid sect were
Regulated on principles resembling those Of
"he Pharisces, who, proud Of their washed
wiands and broad ph!lacteries, tainted the
inaledeemer as a Sabbath brakerand q wine.
exh,bber. II was a sin to hang garlands Oh =
M,Maypolc, 10 drink friends health, t. fy a
,nhawk. TO hunt a stag, 10 play at chess, TO
wear iovelocks, 10 put starch into run, To
touch The vrsinals, 10 re al the Fpiry Queen.
Rules such as,hese, rules which would have
appeared insupportable TO the free End Joy.
Nous spirit Of Luther, and contemplate tothe
urserene and philosophical intell' Ct OF Zwingle,
rethrew over oil life more than monastic
grgioom. The learning and cloquence by
INV hich the great reformers had been tr'.
onently distinguished, and TO which they had
-been'in no small measure indebted for their
success, were regarded by the new school
of Protes,auls with suspicion, II not with
aversion. Some preciSiaus had scrupes
Cabout teaching the Latin grammar, because
the names Of Mars. Bact hus, and a polio oc-
., cntrcd in il. The fine arts were all but pro-
scrihrd. The solemn peal of the organ WIS
| II
n sons masquc. vas di>sclute. Hall the fine
paintings IN England were idola,rous, and
| Il the other hall indecent. The extreme Pu.
y ri'an was at once known from other men
ot hy his gait his caIb, his lank hair. the sour
,,l sol, mnity Of lis face, the upturntd white 81
! II his eyes. the nasal twarp with which lie
=, spoke. aud above J, hy his peculiar dialect
:, H. employed. ur every Octa aston, the image
mr. ~ aud style Of scripture. II,braism.. vio-
( III !,r'ly in'rcduted into The English language
sl' and metaphors b"trowtd h'm tie bodies
1utlCuiaT nurnuOa eso..i.l di nIn,,fS
OF clothing to order, under the supervision Of Mr..
BAILEY, whose experience and success in cutting and
making up with the utmost neatness and despatch.
! is urqnectionabe. Warranted to give satisfaction
| in all cases
Farmers and other, having their clothing made a,
home viii find greatly to their advantage, goods
will he sold unusually low, and a tailor will always
be hand cut all kinds Of garments in the most
fashionable styles, without extra charges.
Ottawa, oct 20, lSiS-l3 y y STERLING.
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NEW LUMBER YARD,

On Tic n0rtI SIDE fNc Canal cast Of nc Tridre'
w ERWIN has just opcnrd new umhcryarl
w Mt th' above location where he is prepared
to furnish to or, every description oi
LyWbcr LIii, SiingIcs
AMI every other arcirluh, line. onthr lowest terms
He hl- un hnnl heavy lu, of rrrV seasoned Inn
Der, 10 Which he would cali particular attention
Ottawa, October 6, 1919 III
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o. 4. thompson.
MORE NEW DRIIliS.

T17lIE subscriber is now receiving his supply, for
/ the summer and fall trade One dgvr north Of
tie Mansion House, consisting Of Drugs and Me.
siicincs. oils. window glass, paints valnishes dye
stuiis, chemical Pharmaceutical and patent pepars.
tons, Dental and Surgical instruments. pertumery
and fancy articles, coniecuona res fruits and nu,e;
BOOKS and stationary,
consisting of variety OF school, toy and n,isceanc
Gus books
Also, Wines, Brandics, and all liquors used Tor me-
dlcnnl purpose, only. The undersigned is GENT for
the Canton Tea Company,
and has now on hand n supply OF superior Teas q,
prices and quality which cannot fiil 10 please.
Townsends Sarsaparilla for SHE, wholesale and
retail. An unusual quantity aud variety Of Patent
Medicines at manufacturers prices.
Please call both one and all aud examine my stock
and prices before condelnning the market.
Ju.v - lSi5 g.. L. THOMPSON.