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til O'Clock, P, M. on the day Of departure,
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda-
d ds opp, wINGATE Il BRENAN. a Poydras st.
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boat e,at HUoKEYE, win leave as aboys For a&$5
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pres,ly for the Cincinnati trade jal
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early Thursday morning to ceve freight dle
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"a apply q Tal fss.s.
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beam. with six feet hold has three forty inch -
EN-, entirely new with boat She 50
1.a .n ns. na cd $50 Are
lent STYLE and well found in every respect For further par
''t di4 # apply :" HYDE OGLEsBY. IL Poydras ST.
TEN DOLLAR BETS.
s bs HATS s" nova
for delivery, and can be found q cv,s
p.pup, gIS MAJ. FL ,bo.s .utar,g from
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

BY X. r M F E u Aucl1Oneer.
WILL be Daily, the Of JASPER F. SMITH No.
w street. and Magazine sreetcithou
general Of DRY GOODS consulting Of
DOMESTIC CALICOEs, CLOTHS CAssiMEREs kERsEYs,
ETC.. ....Also----
HATS Boots Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS all which will be suitable for Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N B-Liberal Advances made consgnments Of Dry
Good Harwar Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jeweiry and
Merchandise generally. = OF 6m
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SUNDRIES.
ENOR sale by the subscribers
Il $50 boxes MR. RAISINS.
1900 bags SOFT SHELF. ALMONDS
25 casks NEW CURRANTS.
10 cases Genoa CITRONS.
200 cases FRUITS in juice-assored.
100 cases Havana PRESERVES.
300 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINES.
275 cases SARDINES-a sizes.
/ case Orchard and Garden SEEDS.
] Us fb) Spanish SAFFRON.
40 cases Superior CASTLE SOAP.
$50 casks LONDON PORTER and ALE.
300 ib Choice Wiltshire CHEESE
81 bbls. Boston Butter and Water CRACKERS.
R. F. NICHOLS & CO.,
jail 81 Italian Warehousemen. rs and IS Camp st.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
WHAT is better to present than wearing apparel such
w as HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLA As, etc EH
our anniversary daysa Nothing. certainly There: r.
FORE all persons wishing make presents requested -
to call and the largest and finest assortment Of
Men-a of which offered lower than at other esab
lishment in this city. {. BUNCE,
ja1 81 Premium Hat store ~ Cana st
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
CORNER CUSTOyMHO USE AND FRONT S7S
MJ ILL be opened for The reception Of BOA RIDERS ON
w WEDNESDAY, January 9, 1s49. Well fur a.
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen ssssssM
TABLE-the best the market will afford. 1-A.A
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
ems II is one of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared to render those vine may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants. .
~ Terms as reasonable any establishment Of the kind
in the city. [jal d&Wt1 E. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
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are directed to sell at the t0soest market price,
d14 3mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO.. 80 Camp st.
Ours1sE RF SHESh AMD b MHR!G MESs
" Gao, RHUBARB. etoEAs low c fl cash lash 4
g. E. E.'er''e co1Es FREFAk sso
Otc SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
ePsaE CTTus 6F G6PASA sARsApARLA
AND GHBEBsoA certain and ssreesbe cure superior
the TG GsPsGli E%KS asF ST AND
rARAxAtGMAThs strongest Preparation that Be
m BfALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERwoRT.
IA NE VII mi RHEGMXG LIN
81 Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
~ Office corner Magazine and pOydra. n23 1yadp
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THE GEM sac Tsf3
every page superb embeshed. The finest book Of
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THE ififi sls II comprising the
principal Character. n the Plays Of The great Poet En-
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RIGA for three centuries Edited by Rufus W. GriswOld IL
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Historical with twelve highly finished EHgavings. Edited
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THE BOOK % PEARLS; Choice Garland Of Prose.
Poetry and Art containing twenty hnsyexecuted Steel En-
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THE LADIES' ANNUAL; Souvenir of Friendship and
Remembrance for 1919 with original contributions by female
Edited by Emily Marshall Illustrated by twenty six
Engravpgs
ORACLES FROM THE POETS; Fanciful Diversion
for the Drawing Room. By Caroline Gilman.
GEMS OF BEAUTY; OF Literary Gift for 1849. By En-
lily Percival.
~ Just opened and for by gentlemen who always keep
large of PENS Ink Paper School Books Law, Medical
Theological Books every thing
jail ct D. WOODRUFF, SO Camp street.
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N @ @ GsHRS
order Of Chairman S GO%%se ks
- Protection Hose Fire oo;-At 2 ,RegqdIss,
EEP
,.w- Louisiana State COLONIZATION seoietyzThs
EfHcTSN he Bible De-
Ps. ss ca% On 70 the
a ss S,s hs in
'iI'f sTA IS5Ss Recording secretary f dsd
r. Strangers in tn City, see Dr. MgLLEN's
@ S E ss he He ind
need would do well him call, at So Cusomh
g. is SEX sh5
faa "y street. Furnishing Store N dis
with Improved Pana from si2 So 70 SIS Phlo,
sad Wire psecfons Teeth Flies Points for
Ls? s% Rods etc., for SALE B. ANDERSON II St. Charlie. st.
~ H. Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor. The
Ss%. a9d K write.
southern Depot, Isl charIes street New Orleans. dstf
w Asiatio oholera-Ds PRESTON, who was EN-.
poysd y he Cry A9!hoe: the Hospitals s in New York during
sis,:d with ri; oisss
for i F IT,. SS Mo A u.s.. Ss% 1
nj c. D. BUNCE's Hat Store, 80 Canal street.
n A o.s s and M M.s R Haa sSgRss
dent Elect of the United States the ARMORr HALL January
Once h to NE aNfs There w viii be- no
invited and Ladies' invitations only be obtained through sub
scoe who will each be entitled three Ladies' Tickets and who
will please hand in the possible prevent cGn
Rn g pn f gpxY % .ss # 2 E N
ds9 pys ~ JAS. ?. BROOKS Director.
e~ ~. .,..n.;o, oT rSSNeI.-..
e lie as ss
Is Hevia street. as 2dpu
~ Mississippi Fire 90. No 2.-At the Annual
Meeting the Company held Saturday Evening Dec 3d.
following gentlemen elected for the en-
Foreman W. H. SLACK, Second Foreman e.
yLEssY Secretary; NJ. JUDsoN, Treasurer; w. Mcleod,
seward Delegates the Fsmsn Charitable
II SD''A' A''A anu '" E siBEEssy , Secretary.
| ty Friendship Fire Go. No. 2I-At Meeting
eed purpose Of forming Fire Company, be called
FlIENDsHlP Mr. VIM Knights. jackson and
the sKa f
NOLtSvi Vice President JOHN FLANAGAN, Treasurer John
kARNE yss Assistant Foreman cHxs WILKINSON Second
Assistant Foreman; cHAs Eft swan Secretary
wm ' Knight. Corner Of jackson Irene
SS EVENING III JOIN sss
,H Perssyersacs 90. Nc 1aThs Annual
isis ISAAC N. MARKs President aELLEAU. Vice Piesi
dent EDWARD H. sssEPH HApEY e cK A9aMs E
mani aYAMS sSsGre sg. WATER TEE. T. BlscoE Treas
| WALTER =. sisCoE.. IA true copy.
lyl Sc n1Sh1 d dIA4s, Secretary.
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BLESSINGS OF SNow.-The Milwaukee Wiscon.
sin of the 9th ult says the storm of last night
has made the sleighng all that the mist fastidous
could DESIRE The runners slip like glass. At
Chicago, the mud was previously foot teep. The
present change is so grateful that the newspapers,
which of course speak for the public, are in estases
The late impossible roads make every Ole more
fully appreciate the blessings of snow.
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To Jackson Fire 90. No. 18.-The Officers and
Members this Company requested attend Special Meeting
Of the Company WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAM half
o'clock. BY order of Chairman of Committee.
ja2 II. A. HENDRIRS Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

PASSENGER CAsE.-The famous Alien fsssen-
ger case is now up before the Supreme Court q the
United States. Among the counsel in this caseare
Prescott Hall, Webster, Davis, Ashmun, OF Massa-
chusetts, John Van Buren,, Rufus Choate, ett
The question involved in this case is the consh
nationality of law of Massachusetts authorizing
tax of two dollars per head on every alien passen
ger arriving within any of its ports or harbors, to
be levied on the master of the vessel or owners OF
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~ Mississippi Fire 90. No 2-At the Annual
Meeting the above Company held Saturday Evening
following Officers for the en-
suing SAM. g. RISK Foreman; 3. ToLEOANo, First
Foreman W. II. SLACK, Second Assistant o.
yLESSY Secretary; M. JUDSON, Treasurer; w. Mcleod,
Reward Delegates the Femen Charitable
6 A. FOSDICK, 8. G. RISK and w. H. SLACK.
vi 81 E. BLESSY, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

SOCIETY BALLS,
At THE WASHING TOW HR.MORY HALL.
TN lie SUBSCRIPTION LIST the above Balls Nss9~
l. open Office Ball Room. Gentlemen wish
ing subscribe will find Mr. j. P. BROOKS in the XBNK
Office al hour. 3XkT8
The above Balls will lake place MONDAY nights A@
az There will be One Series during the d8n
~ NewOrleans, Dec. S. 1848.-Dr. ]. MENSING:
The Set Of Teeth inserted for consider be the best
job ever They equally serviceabe for the
teeth Those needing done line liberty
No. IA ST. John street, Perdo Gavier
STREETS and inspect it for themselves. Yours,
d8 3m A. G. TUCKER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

TEN DOLLAR BETS.
TNHOSE Gentlemen who have bet Ten Dollar Hats.
l. are informed that THE HATS are now ready
for delivery, and can be found at 80
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TO FEMALES

nR. PARMELEE would invite AL those suffering from
IL Nervous other diseases peculiar to the femdle spS
tenn to call at his office No 81 HETLf STREET.
tv Private consultations betwe n the hours OF and
ph ;nn. awe - $500 az 2dptfs
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w Grand Civic and Military Ball and Supper

- The attention Of Females is particularly directed
20 ne NOTICE o. d. on the third Office No
70 Hevia street. d5 2dpu
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A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea. IN. II
n sures 165 feet-ls9 feet on deck, % feet ss4a
beam with six feet hold has three forty inch H..
srokeall entirely new with the boat She draws only y
inches water, and will carry ago tons freight Is only one
lent style. and well found in respect For further par
di4 # A'p' " HYDE OGLEsBY. IL Poydras st.
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~ H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only n always has the written
proprietor, al DALEY the wrapper each box.
Southern Depot Isl Chartres street, New Orleans. dsf
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with Improved Platna $l2 so $l5 Pho-
sophica manufactured order Dentists Gold Foil Plate
Wire Stocktons Artificial Teeth Files Excavaors Points
d!m j. D. ANDERSON II St. Charles st.
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S~ Phenix Fire Co. No. ga Subscription List
for the benefit of said Fire Company to aid them in repairing their
losses, be found at "
n27 C. D. BUNCE'S Hat Store, 80 Canal street.
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U- Asiatic Oholera-DR. PRESTON, who was EN-.
poyed BY the City Anthore: the Hospitals in New York during
any persons with this fearful malady Office
nf Charies Ioserh dis I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

DIR. RoGERs's COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR. - 80,
A SAFE and certain cure for CONSUMPTION 9F
n THE LUNGS, Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Colds
Asthma Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough
and, all Pulmonary Affections.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

TT Preventve.-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
is Of the best Preyenys of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS SOCKS, be obtained both good and
cheap, LEGHTON'S Gentlemens Furnishing Store, No
Royas treet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

Charge agai'la another Packet Ship Captain.
A case is-now under investigation at New York,
brought by Jane EasOn, aged twenty, against Ira
Burley master and part owner Of the Houinguer,
charging him with making indecent proposals to
her, and otherwise outraging her. combining her to
stateroom for more than half the voyage, and other
insulting and abusive conduct towards her, on the
voyage to this country, in September, 1915 The
testimony is quite contradictory to innocent con
duct some saying that Miss Easons own conduct
was so improper that the captain had tocOmpel her
not to visit the gentlemens cabin, but to take her
meals in her own room.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

TTHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PBRs called to the Brooklyn Fireproqf Warehouse
a. the Point opposite eW Orleans for the receipt Produce
from the West, and JuchdRdise from the North intended
TOR reslnpment Having 1900 feet frontage on the River
with wharves in fOHt Of the Warehouse by which goods
are Immediately conveyed, without drdyage or exposure
the heather, ample will be found for the dischareiuP Of
Steamers and loading of Ships Charges are fixed at Vey
low rates (as per TARIFF and every accommodation Offered 10
Merchants in the City and Shippers the UppeF Country
1t being the wish Of the Company equal the convenience
Of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in
yted to visit the premises Office "A POBdras street Ne
Orleans THAYER il 90 4 TSpts
References-J.S R. Goddess j. W. stanton & Co, r. f..
Nichols 40 9n,
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EDITORIAL CONVENTION. A convention of
editors and publishers of newspapers met at Column
bus, Ohio, the 29th ult; thirty our newspapers
were represented. Among its business was the
adoption of resolution to memorable the Legis-
lature for the enactment of law requiring the
preservation, in some office at the county seat of
each county in Ohio, of file of every newspaper
published therein which said files, properly bound,
and deposited, shall be competent or grtma-
Jacie evidence of all legal publications in said pa
pers; also for modification of existing enactments,
so to require that all legal Advertisements shall
be published in two newspapers in each county,
where that number is.in existence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

e. SLEIGHING AT THE NoRTHLThe New York
papers Of the 4th inst report that snow has fallen
on the Erie railroad of sufficient depth to allow of
sleghng, and that therefore the merry song of the
sleigh-bells has already commenced. The fall Of
snow also has brought on the-huntng of the mt
merous foxes in that region, while the increased
cold has increased the number of deer hunters. So
that what with the snoring of locomotives, the
baying Of fox hounds, the crack of the rife and the
jingle ofbels, they having lively time of it up
in the wild and wooded region thereabout
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

THREATENING Mr. CLAY.-A man was over
heard in the Senate gallery yesterday express his
determination to take the life Of the distinguished
Senator from Kentucky, who was below in the
chamber; whereupon he was promptly arrested by
the officers and taken to the Capitol watch-room,
and an investigation of the matter was had before
Justice Goddard, Captain of the Auxiliary Guard,
The Sefgeantat-Arms of the Senate, Robert
Beale, and one Of the messengers Of the Senate,
testified to the hearing Of repeated assertions of the
arrested man Ito xiii Mr. Clay 2 and he was
thereupon committed to the county Jail for safe
keeping for the. present. We learn that his name
is James Robertson, Of Baltimore, where he is well
known as harmless, inofensive person and tina
be IS evidently laboring under partial insanity
Robertson is a OF low stature, and is appa
renty about thEty-five years oid.-RepN5lic, m
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10 Gen Benjamin c. Howard, Senator IN Con
gress from the State of Maryland, has resigned
that place, and Gov Thomas has appointed David
Steward, of Baltimore, to fiji the vacancy Both
are democrats. The term will be very short one.
The Legislature is wing, and meets in about a
fortnight, when wing successor will be chosen
for the remainder Of the term, which is that for
which Reverdy Johnson, now Attorney General,
was elected Gen. Howard is Reporter to the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
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STORAGE. ..sT0RAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES, .Haaa.fae street inst
~ ab0Ue JULIA and FOHchcr street. betaoeeH nliand
St osephThe subscriber begs leave 70 inform his friends
TIE recent improvements, laid IN portion of his principal
Nafeous expressly Tor the storage Of coffee, making it
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage viii
be the same as last season. viz &c. @ bag month. He has
also room for The storage Of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk OF 5OO0J barrels which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
e1 Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repaeked
the shortest notice Tn23 6ml GEO II BEARD
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BUENos AYREs.-Rosas having expressed de-
sire says the N. Y Journal of Commerce) in his
last annual message, to be relieved of the cares OF
government, owing to the growing infrmities of
age, the House of Representatives declared its ire
vocabe determination not to accept his resignation
But the Governor, in reply repeated his entreaties
to be relieved Of the supreme command; and the
matter was referred to the Committee on Constilu-
tional Affairs. Probably it win result, like his
previous overtures of resignation, in confirming his
tenure of office. 1t was supposed atthe date of
the last advees October Sth that the forces about
to be sent by the BuenOs Ayrean government
against Paraguay would amount to not less than
1900 men. The preparations were considerably
advanced, and the expedition expected to leave soon
Laws AND LANGUAGES OF AUsTR1A.-The
laws of the Austrian Empire have just been pub
lished in ten languages-the languages of the diff
lerent states and people governed by the Cabinet of
Vienna. The book containing them is in large
quarto form and an account of the production says
1t is printed very good paper the types
used are the German, the Roman the Russo
Greek, and the Cyrilc. The ten languages in
which every law is published are, German, Italian,
Hungarian Tor Magyar, Bohemian, Polish, Ruth
enisch, Servian- lyFian Servian- Bacskan the Ser.
Wan spoken by the Croats, and Wallachian or Ro-
manisch. The number might have been increased
for there dialects of tue Slavonian almost as
prevailing as the Bohemian, which has been taken
as the standard. OF this publication there are ten
editions; the first contains the German text Of the
laws, with the translation into the whole ten Ian,
guages; the other nine editions give the German
text on the right hand page, in (which is also q
prdgress) Roman type, with the translation on the
other page into one Of the above tongues. Thes,
editions are for distribution in the separate dis
tricts alone.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

A NOBLE GUEST ExPECTED.-The ~ Y. Jour
nal Of Commerce publishes a letter from the cele-
brated Ladislau Uihazy, pronounced Wehazy,) to
the President of the United States, announcing his
determination to seek a permanent home in this
country He is expected to arrive shortly, with
nnsly-six of bis compatriots. Uihazy, it will b.
remembered, was lately the civil governor of the
Fortress of Comorn and its dependencies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

"OLD HAYs.''-Mr Jacob Hays now in his
seventy-ninth or eighteth year. was on the 90 inst
sworn for the iorty-nnth time as high constable Of
the city of New York, having been first appointed
by Mayor Livingston, in the year 1901. He has
held it uninierruptediy since. He was first ap-
pointed marshal of the city by Mayor Varick, in
the year 1888
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

NEW REVOLUTION IN EURorE.-Priyate let
tiers received in London from Geneva refer to an
extensive organization for new revolutionary
movement, which viii be commenced in Geneva
and Paris on the same day. Such scheme has
been for a long time in preparation, but the con
spirators are narrowly watched by the French
Government
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- COGNAC ,BRANDIEs.
ONnnM DAEk GAGM ~ mn ANnL
THE PEOPLES BILL POsTER. :

/ STAND ALONE, and am still a candidate for the Dso
a PIES BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who e6t
elected and those who did for the liberal patronage tey
gave me- would wish 70 inform them and all the world h
general that am ready at all hours post their bills or dis
tribute them OrdeE left at The following places will be at
Tended TO crescent gce 81 st Charles streets billiard OF
nee 70 Camp street; Delta Office 1l2 Poydras street, Plea
corner ST. Charles and Poydras SIS
s O. EATCTIE,TT. psor,loss Mn p
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10 The destitute Kansas Indians, at Pittsburg.
are to be sent back, as they are not wanted at
Washington,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

z The NEW STATE OF DEsERET-The NewYork
Express says: There is a delegation in Washing
ton from the Mormon settlement at the Salt Lake.
in Oregon, whose chief design is to secure if pos
sible, the admission OF Deseret into the Union as
Safe. From the showing of the delegates them
selves, they have not to exceed 10000 inhabitants
upon the area Of territory they seek to have brought
into the Union as State. They could probably
secure act giving them an organization as Ter.
Fitorial Government, and this has been suggested
to them by a number Of members of Congress
One Of the delegates states that from twelve to
fourteen thousand emigrants will leave Europe this
winter in time to cross the country for Deseret BY
the opening Of The spring, and that they have ali
embraced the Mormon faith'