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Day Exchange.
" preliminary Meeting of Merchants and Brokers held
at Hewes Exchange Saturday, the 9th nst to consider the
expcdency Of establishing Day Exchange The meeting
ganiled by appointing Mr. A. ANELUNG Chairman und Il. c.
YONTAGEN Secretary.
Charles L. Frost and Woodruff explained the
the meeting and urged the necessity and advantages arising from
adoption Of a Day Exchange.
Whereupon the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Roled That the Of he Day Exchange shall be called
Second Municipality Exchange.
Roied That Committee Of four persons be appointed, whose
duty shall be procure sgue the Second Municipality
change and to procure some suitable place Tor our eng subject
a decision of an adjourned meeting.
ROid That the hour meeting shall hereafter be determined
The following Committee named by Chairman carry
into effect the above resolutions CHARLES FROST JOHN
0, WOODRUFF, J. l.. McGILL, w. l.. CUSHING.
Meeting adjourned to SATURDAY, the 1T Of December
n26 lw h. G. VONTAGEN, Secretary.
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oRLRAEa THEATRE.-Ths falhionable place Of amuis.
meat win BE- crowded this evening 10 witness The graad
Opera. in five aots and seven iablsaux Of Robert e
D41e Tia gIeat spectacle win be produced for the third
qe hs aaaon Al each previous representation the house
was filed IN every part
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Law OF HUSBAND AND WIFE IN Missouri.
The following communication is from an eminent
member of the Missouri Bar
Eds Crese6Ht-In sIce in your paper Of the 2Sth u
it would appear that the Supreme Court Of Missouri had
decided that divorce granted by the Legislature Of that
State, upon the application Of of the paes wasyald
The decision in the referred 10 goes further than to
decide that when divorce is granted by the Legislature
upon the application of the Husband it does affect the
rights ofthe Wife to bis property and that she could recover
dover in all property owned By the Husband the time of
the divorce. This far any of the Courts have gone in
regard to Legislative divorces. A MIssOURIAN.
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.T0-M orrolg Morning -.
LIBERAL DIVISION No. II, at Pelican Hall corner St
Charles and Common streets, at 10 o'clock.
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Harris Celebrated Cheap shirt Depot
7ENT's FURNIsIifRG WAREHOUSE,


No, is Camp Sire ct,
AM now opening late arrivals, the largest and beat assort
4 ment Of every kind Of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to which would solicit inspection by those epenhng their
wardrobe The following part present stock, all Of which
as cur own Manufacture imported direct to tbs house,
Linen Shlrts
HiTa slperhne round thread made in finest Style
Medium tine do do;
Fine Irish Linen, Of various patsrns and make.
Muslin and Cotton Shirts;
Finest English Muslin Yoke Neck, finest work;
d. nuns d. IS idSr sl p SSa1l i'''n'
Fine Dc. %. plain pattetna:
Extra fine do. do embroidered bosoms;
DO. do. do lace embroidered;
Fine Cotton shirs Of every quality and style and price.
COlored Shirts:
Fine CUlorsd aud Travelling Shirts bands,
Linen Check and Cotton Check Shifts;
HICKORY, OF heavy and Light material.
Cotton, Silk ana Merine Shirts and Drawers;
i.amus Wool Shirts and DraWpu;
French Flannel Wrapper ard Drawers;
Red and White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
slk Undershirla and Drawers
Gauzs Mernu Shirts and Drawers:
Gluze Cotton Shirts;
Heavy Cotton
SluG Cotton Shirts for Clubs and Firamen;
Ank DO
very fine assortment 0 Meino Shirta and DrAyers,
Sundries:
GLOW Of lanyns KID English Silk Woolen, Buckkin and
CRAVArs and sCARFs Of the richest and newest kinda
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF, Silk ami Cnrtre ''
STOCKS vi all kinds: SUspENDFRs.
SHOULDER BRACES; PORTE NOMINEES.
MORNING GOWNS; TOOTH BRijsHFs,
NisHT CAPS; Ho j3gi ~ LIE ssHESs
ether establishment in the United States '' uil' 0'y
no ISAAC HART X f,sr,r =.
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Fine IVatches. j e,yeII.y ana silrc,.,..n...-


Yoo&yG & GO, Ne. Camp street., Cats Nelson
= "A. foung,) will have constantly on hand a 80
,a44ge 9ssortment Of fine LEVER AND DUPLEX tngs.
HAICHES Oor ladies and Eentemen's Wear) OF a IL
,he most approved makers Of London Liverpool sAAfa
ana GeneYa, consisting Of heavy Hunting and Omen face
Soid and Silver Watches fine second timing Watches Of
English manufacture
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' OF
he lat24t fashion.
Ladies, Gp3rd and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern;
Se9uemen t'paId Vest ald Fob Chains Seals aud KEYS;
Ladies' end Gentenens Finger Rings, Of Diamonds Gu
Des, e'c., etc.
Laqef and Gentlemen Breast2ins new STYLES; Gold Pens
WITH 0d and Silver Holders; God Pencils Gold and Silver
and collar Buttons ' ~
FINE NJ EsILVERWARE-Conli Of Table Tea Dsz.
sent Mustard and Salt spo1ns Table and Dessert Forks;
Cups " 80
sPECTACLE5 for Ladies and Gentle. ssz45 80 50
men IN Gold Silver and Steel; Silver Spec. S~S eH2A
LhgIs Casesi Spectacle Glasses, to suit every sight.
God and Silver Suspeuder Buckles; fine Sl-er.plated
CaStOs, CandlestiCks. &c, &c.
,MARBEL MANTELI CLOCKS, new style; require no
glass shade
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality
EH Games mounted, Diamonds reset and JeWey mann.
tactared 10 order
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the city are resp 7ouy in
WED 10 examine The stock above mentioned every article
warranted as fine offered for sale in the city and al
considerable reduction Of former prices
ne sHctet attention always paid to repairing fine Clocks
Watches and JeWey, which guarantee perform or no
charge will be made. No 6m
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sourH-WEsrHra CIaOus.-Ths attraction is undimin-
lhsd az Congo Square. where The equestrian host have
pitched ihaiT tents Every night the crowded canvass at
Ictfs Tie r1sll OF de PERFORMER
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81. CHARLRs THEATRE Last RfEhf sf Miss Julia
Dsaa.-Tonight tho fine Tragedy Of Lueretis Borgia"
ard he Comedy Of Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady,
nIiis Dean nppeafs ~ hath plays
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lG- The merchants Of Philadelphia have pre-
pared memorial to the President, asking that a
second or semi-monthly mail to California shall be
established by steamships from Philadelphia, so as
to give the same facilities to the merchants of that
city as to those of New York in the transportation
Of their letters and treasures in gold dust There
are steamships now ready at Philadelphia to enter
into this service with the same aid that the govern
ment extends to those of other cities
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Il OR RENT-A twostory Fame Dwelling neatly ar.
nIshed, containing Il We handsome rooms with fire -,
place and gate Ia each room, front and side gallery ff
paved yard, large cefu, kitchen ETC. suitable for A
small geneel family situated on the Fl Thaa and
Rent low to a good tenant Apply to
nl9 ~ ]. CORLIS. "a New Iavea.
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ORLEANS UNION No. D. OF T Regular meeting ever
Thursday Evening" at Unity Hail. Mahgny Buildings, 3
Municipality. ns9 "
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10 Mr. soule, we understand, leaves to-day
Tor Washington CITY
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Ohm CAMPBELL

JOSEPH BUTMAN. JOHN CAMPBEIL
BUTMAN IL co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS GROCERs AND SHIP.
- CHANDELIERS No % Front Leyee opposite Post g. Second
Municipality New Orleans La. ng7 sm
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1AHlN hAaE0HEsTs.-Fhia evening smother delightful
c1gue viii b given By this popular band at their Hal in
ih1 Commercial ENnhsnFs.
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Infornlation VVontcd,

| THOMAS DRUMMOND wilt communicate with
4 the nndelg1ed he will hear OF something his sdvan.
tage The said Thomas Dfumm0nd IS a native OF London
a6oq " yea OF agg; and came TO New Orleans about the
Isl OF November, 1883, in the bark Rainbow Machinut
Dy trade had worked in InibOdaUXvie, La. and last u
t4' cty at the C0 cent Foundry. He led New Orleans
ABOUT the Isl OF August and is supposed have CONS up
ne nysr any Information respecting him viii he thank
FULLY received either in person, or BY letter tecled
JAMES DEUMMOND.
n5y lmd&W or A. u. JONES, 55 GuOd st., n. o,
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hcHsNa AZ ArsIi1f-l. NJ. Dspaa tali 70 day AZ half
ptst 70 c'oeak, horan lfabla corner Of Uni0n and
caros nu, H1nss Mules &c. Sale positive and
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New and Interesting Books,

New and Interesting Books,
For Sale at no. 40 CAMP STREET.
~ Just received
MORRELL'S HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSO.
FHG-Bemg Historical aud Critical View OF the Speculative
Philosophy v Europe in the 18Th Century vol.
DAYlS'S REVELATIONS IN MAGNETISM AND
CLAlRFOiANCE
LY6CHS DEAD SEA EXPFDITION-I vol.
LIFE AND TIMES OF FRANCIS by Ms. PardOe
FOStERo ESSAYS ON DECISION OF CHARAC-
TER,
LOYOLA AND JEsUITIsM-By Isaac TayIor-l vol.
HISTORY OF THE PURlTAN5 AND PILGRIM
FAIHERS-l
KENNEDY'a LIFE OF WILLIAM WRIT vols.
MY MOTHER Or RecOllecuOns Of Maternal Influence.
DkIGlhAL PQEMS-lly Jane TayoJ-llinsuaiad.
TIE HAPPY HOME-By Rev. Jas Hamilton, do
MRS. SIGOURNEY'S BOYS BOOk-Ilmstrated
HANNAH MORE'S PRIVATE DEVOTION-En-
BURYAN's PILGRIMS PROGREss-New and En-
sGHMIDT's TALES FOR commissioners.
Together with supply Of CHtLDREE'S BOOKS Of all
kinds We splendid Books bound m velvet
I'm ea5l0i Annuas Ter 1850 Cheap Literature Globes Toy
ng9 81 J. II. bECHTEL & CO., 40 Camp st.
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Nnfice.

RNHE subscriber takes this opportunity 10 inform his ~
friends and the public that be has left 90 Canal ~
eR street, and Is to be found at the corner OF az
sE5lFA st CHARLES and Common streets, where
ahe y prepared TO accommodate them with as neat
HAT or car as the market affords, on very reasonable
terms JOHN r. HOYr,
- Opposite the St ChaHc5 Hotel on Common St and
ne % LLeglIY OnnnsILe the Nnrnndh EuarIa.
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Ill M. 49, w Camp street tan received BY rocapf AMI
~ 3 Alsnu 10. o. tbs allow GtodH Of cnirslv ner ggle
selected in Paris ~ an experaeed hand ana pra x
uIl I'm
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] iki &eSSl 93sS u ,s9 ''' = .
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Fcaftrsnnia EAN0RAHA.-EFov one should visit this
laartifai axli - Annoy Han. The painting holdi-
ila na 10 o 9 aniil ons almost fahoies that be
gIiiIas oa ri uf de Mississippi and not VioTiae
laals paIht ESQ caasa.
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MI yshgAa &C.,, ehNhFiT LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ is u Grayier hirlet No. CAMP street
atoa established By the Bua45 u NsBipes ~ w p9o
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IRON the most admired compositions OF Spolr Thai
a. a berg Schubert Mgndeissohn, kr.lwod9, Sg7VSa
sert1ade baIacOle " Shenhegd's Lsy;" p" Young Essy
Nuui' Thou Art the Rest;' &" lie Z Greeiing;'' Amid
Outlay spgath !" Passing Bell ANS Over Grave
Digger - ,WaEderer;, Ny DEAN Of Love i OseI;"
M2dsg:" Fi;aa MadePi, Ave 1ada;" Ezqand thy
well Forever" Ctua'' e Shepherd 10 Ills Fair Ore:ji
Spring + Returning" Thine Is Ny heail;' Evening
beli Home, my dear Mountain Pome;' The
Welcome Homen " Song Of Blanche Al7en;" q" Swiss
SgTlng Song We Get By Chauce,'' 90 Tne Saw Mi''
Passage Birds FareweiI;' Autumn s0ng:I o VVert
Thou N the Cold Bl--t; The May bells the Flowers
WITH German and English words, for sale al MAYO'S
MUSIC STORE Camp street. nsg 81
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NOman's Book and stationery EostabIishrnsut,
-- 10 CAMP

Is NOW RECEIVING his usual large and complete stock for the
which be offers the City Country trade prcsd
IS Low Is ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CTTY-and
the quality aud style Of the stock warranted be superior every
respect. o25 2pu
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- From the facilities Afforded BY recent change IN our bl
mesa We are enahd tl r articles enumerated above beinl
only portion Of stockl the most liberal terms, and we M
vie mercantile community generally 10 eEaine our selection BE-
Wv DAVID FELT a. 90.
al gae8dEW Eiadaala' REli NJ. q Dtdftrtg uhth
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lust RECEIVED, per Ohio" few OF COLTS and ALIENS
Also-Af few choice Guns and Rifles;
Powder Fllsksi Shot Pouches;
Dr,m FlJsksi &c
GUINNESS SC 90.
Dealers n FINE FANCY ARTICLES GOLD PENS, Sc.
my SEP ~ Camp street.
Books OF Common Prayer.
LARGE and very complete of a ho Standard and
- improved Editions complete, all variety Bindings
tN clasps etc. from 20 per copy so.
assortment Of BIBLES ior family AID private use OF
Hlst 1lulce tlllolls1 Tor
n-5 b. NJ. NORMAN, Bookseller, l6 Camp street
---e e--
Eleg Int Writing Papers,
USE H6CElyED FROM LONDON-Consstng Vt
PACKET POST.
COMMERCIAL.
LETTER.
A large assortment, offered at de loves prices M
hz5 st NOkhAN'S stai]ners' Espbshueut, l6 Camp ST.
To Captains and Clerks of Steamboats,,
LOT or STEAMBOAT BOOKs-Constlnr Of Pa.s,ae Regis
"A taIs Freight Books, Receipt do, Wood do cash Do m T.
ding DO, etc. etc. l une-haf the usual Price ior ple t
"9 Il NORMAN'S Stationery Establishment IS Crlnp 81
----ses- -
Notice.
5g9'e3sT having purchased the D. WOOD
Oh stand s. CAMP STREET general assortment of Law
Aec5 lueoogica Literary and School Books, together with
blank Bo3E, and Stationary constantly hand OF
e puonage heretofore extended D. w.
su lie public generally, and thne il,
oli iAsi are invited tneauh ul9 81 JAS r. WALLACE.
RcCOlleCt!
-. NE o9g D1p3t yg he Sale 9f D4LLEY'S ORIGINAL
Gla ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR. l. r..
No Isl Chargss street ~ If
-, "
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II DIR. BLAKE's Celebrated AROMATIC BrTTERs, for
cng the system and giving the Stomach Digestive
Jrsans-ohd a certain remedy for DYSPEPSIA
IL Pee Segentyye Gents per Bottle Prepared by Thomas
Blake, Nd New York and sold ouy New Orleans No i5
-hartTes NJ Ina
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ca The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
~ or for information which mny lead the rcCOv.
"a cry Of the boy SAM, formerly owned by Mn Ores
~. we'll, and who from the UNDERMINED about
month sincs He is abou q years OF age llet hgh
with fine get Of taeh, and rather good looking.
dl Al JOHN MITCHELL, NOne Dame st.
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~ There always those who feel particular interest choice
articles for DE TOILET. We know clo Of an old gray
beaded man, who secured young wife by coons his hair and
whskes thus taking of least years ugly end Of
his life Now, and all say that the Improved Hair
yc advertised columns BY Mi o. NJ BALLARD No &c
Couuand street, New York, is very choice article
~ Only Agents in Orleans,
M Of 3Ip j. WRIGHT O. co. l5l Charities street
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SPANISH PINOLA-2O sacks of this nutritious article
- Of food just received from the manufacturers ard for
Ials by dl S. WOLFF, I5 GraVier st.
TO RENT.
RAJ The house No. Triton Walk There are four layge
A5sa rooms and Two story Kitchen. Apply to
dl 81 j. OFT 10 Triton Wall
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Ee-Cpening OF the
"CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON,3
,,,,, NO. IS ST. Charles STREET.
HIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated,
and Unsurpassed by Saloon IN the city and those
who enjoy the healthy exercise and excitement of BOWL
ING, we say, G{UG q CdH.
. The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS aud The moE GentIemanly Attendants ol8 6g
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II AK f Y G l. EA S ON, U. S. CONSUL,
Forwarding aad Commission Merchant,
~ Ohagres, n, G.,
M Ill give MS attention 10 all business entrusted him, and
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Groceries. /. Retail and wholesale.
'OWBOAT LINE srs-1,-
ANGLO-SAXON, l-ls-lli lss.g-.lR
ANGLO-U ORMAN, sE34as Aiiliatas
METn AWHT1DTTA'M

This line is composed of lOwpesSuIe boats built
pIssy for the above business Of strength and with
powerful machinery. AnthIcits Coal is used for fuel,
avoid burning the sails and nggngs Of vessels and to free
them from smoke
Arrangements made with other boats TO assist this line
IN taking large ships the bar, when necessary.
ShpmasteGs and shp-Owners will benefit themselves by
paOnsBg these boats they will Obton dispatch, as we'll
as the greatest security for life and property. ms
NewOrledns, Nov. p, 1919. j. w. STANTON & co.
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I ONDON DOCK COGNAC BRANDlES-
IA IS half pipes Marel cid, vintage Of 1876;
10 ?. Hs.Ds, yale - iSsni3;
10 .. :, ed., :. =. 1916;
Is >. :, Otard pale, :, " 1871;
5 a.. :. . 1914;
Just received ez ship Euphema and for sale in bond by
ms 5. WOLFF, % GGRvier st.
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Board.

TUT DUIEa
e. h The steamboat CLIPPER, now lying at the
80 go foot of Bienvle street
zs7sa83 For terms, apply on board. diff
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removal
CICkLES CO. have removed tte Wholesale Store from No "a
- Magazine retto No Y Canal street adjoining aer retail
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FASH NABLE CLOTuIN
50 Common Street.
THEODORE A. JAMES & co.
II AVE on hsnd stock fine fashionable CLOTHING per
II steamship Ohio, consisting, ia part, of
Dress Goats FNck Coats:
Sa: Goats Oysrcuats Business CoaB
Satin, silk and CBssimeru Vests:
Black and fwcy Cashmere Pants;
Black and fancy Silk aul Satin Cravats.
Camtuc anal Silk P0ckc Hlndkerchsa.
Lluth and Linen Boanmed Shirts.
Meuno, Lsmb's Wool and CoI0net unltrshlrg;
hcrlno Flannel and Col-uett DrawCH
SILK uulefsfirts Purses 5u5penders
Euriuh Unnlched Cotton 4 Merno Halt Hose
Gloves Umbrellas, &c. &c.
and all articles pertaining Ganemaus Wardrobe to which thew
invite the attention OF their fEIelds. ny 2g
-e%a-
SAVE YOUR TEN PER CENT,
Which you do, DOMESTIC GOODS alone by purchasing
them a the
COMMISSION ESTABLISHMENT ~ GravIer st.
where be found heavy supply of the following among
nnum'rlbe oeri which received previous rise
Staple Dry Goods.
Heavy Brown Shestings, from A to 1871;
Bleached shrings and sheyti1gs from 81 % IA;
Heavy Osualrrgs, Stripes, Tickngs and Drills
Blansll, hgrseys, LiDseyB, Jeans and Flannsls
large stock OF rins very low lroe etc. ETC., at
KINGS White Palace,
n22 lot 70 CIR yzr street, door ffumC Camp
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SiclkIes 81 CO., 40 and AZ Canal street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Urygg Agdfrines.
w Surgical Instruments, Fine Pe.tiney ETC. ETC. NJ -
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IaEEUIIECIG
b-I- We O7y Depot for the SHE Of DdLLEYsS ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL, ptTs n YIN fiysI3
No 3 ClllrLgsy STREET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
From Butnos Ayres.

From aiss Of the BueHof Ayrsi Pdekss 10 the
9th Oct copy the following Items
The most important intelligence 10 the sppsrent de-
lernr alton Of ROss 70 resgn the Presidency Of the
Arssn;ins Reru bic On th, l2h Of sept dsputsnop,
appointed by the House Of R-presentstives waited up
Do him ana presented an sddre,s, IN lsudsuoa ~ ria
sorIh service. and sacTinces Tie reply OF ko..s IN
Sisted upon the gnsuos Tne House OF Repressn
stive. ~hieh the poi5i q soloarning when u
received the report Of The oeFotston, immeds'eJ re-
solved prorogus tie sson. and referred the mAter
q the Com mites on constitutional A1sirs
TIE Pa sinoTe A~Eiea- has news two days sieg, 10
the sh Ost) BY the arrival at that porn Of the bark
Frsnc.s Partridge CsPt rrousason' from saenos
Ayrss Cspi itstes that when be sailed u was sup
oossd that Tie forces 10 be sent oy the BueIos
Ayrean 0overpment az trsi Paraguay, would amount
20 not less thsD 1900 men Tne preparations we're
.rnsdsa5ly sd ed and the sIPed.oa sTpseted 70
iesve soon The msIkst a. BusrOs Ayrss YEA glnited
sish every article snd prices hsd sen .s 70 lssvs
heavy loss on all imports E!-gT -u seifos ~ e
S9sni.s - board Lumber hsd arrived 10 srssi qlsn
utiss and prices would only bet about sc per n0u.
sand feet Hides we're extremely scsrcs and 2 init
70 o6tGie eosIiSs cents per h. The drcaIh
aad bss very severe, though Tor ths ss $40 weeks
considerable rii1 had fslen-st ~ the south there
much sH.eslDg and cattle had become Wild On
Account Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

LAST OUr.-Among the many queer projects
which our Southern friends have conceived sincs tie
beginning Of the Slavery agitation, the mos, absurd 70
bill brougb, forward IN the Legislature OF 0eorss on
nov %. by Ar Jones Of Psuldlng The following are
lhe main features Of this siegsliT ~hlmsJ
IAN goods uuerchsndis. or other articles, q what
ever description. produced or Manufactured In non
s.veholdug sistss ,hs be taxed 50 per ceu. on toe
original cost thereof ~hrn brought within this tate
that al merchants nd trsdesmen shs take cath that
they have spent than eileen days a. auy one
time 10 the Free States during the year preceding The
taking Of the oath-snd that al lawyers sns be sworn
not 10 pro,eouia any claim Of resident Of non.
ssysholSos stats against ciuIan OF this ssst-that
IL associated connected 10 any way with any
attorney OF cher person 10 such uonslsvoholoins
s,sse sos % ;ssc such cath that tneJ % sT'csso
from the Bar and i'm phsoped IN the PentenuarJ u he
attempt to practice thereafter
Mr. yons, of Psuldug ought to have moved Al the
same time 20 surround tbs Ststs OF Georgia with q
Chinese Wal snd staten guards along TIA whole extent
protect tho tranquility Of the State and keep out
the New Testament, toe Declaration OF Indspendenes
and other lnoehdisry documents