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EXPEDITION THROUGH CALIFORNIA. - The
Washington Republic gives an account of an expe-
dition for ascertaining, with more accuracy than
heretofore, the resources of California "The route
selected was from the upper part of the Sacramento
along the foot of the Sierra Nevada to the upper
waters of the San Joaquin, thence on line nearer
the coast to San Francisco, and afterwards tbrougb
the region north of the bay along the sea. Cen.
Smith and several officers of the staff with n
Tyson, an experienced goelogist of MARYLAND, were
to accompany Mr.. King on the expedition and
Com. Jones, if he could be spared from the coast
We may expect from this expedition a reliable
account of the character Of the country its cana
bilitv of cultivation, its products in minerals and
timber, and much other information of interest.
The annual product Of gold is estimated at ten
millions -
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Mutual Benefit Life and Bic Ins. %.

Between Camp and st. Charles sta,
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker. John 8; Allison,
Peter COnrey, JT,, Maunsel White, VIM. Il. Leyench,
Robert j. Ward Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. StraWbidge, Benny g. Bueknef.
PETER CoNREY, j., President Board of Trustees
JO,sphv Stanton, John stiSud SEN, NJ M Cohen,
John L. Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w. Eamar,
VIM. NJ. Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William a; White,
Al ID. CTossmsn Marx WALTON, VIM. @. Tompkihs,
Cornelius Fel9Wes Joseph Lslande. John B. Lesfs.
Edw. JenneT Coke.
90 This Company prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies al sound and heal
thy White persons and NegFOes at the Table Of Rates eab
hed BY the Board which less than the rates charged BY
the Newly and London offices and without Their rre
tons residence in the South. By the charter dividends
of profits declared annually and the profits draw ntseat
and can be made available at once 70 the extent OF tive
thirds Of their amount where the party has PAD hs pem
JoHH HAaAN, President Of the Company
PREsToE w. FARRAR, Vice President
THOMAs Hunt Nj ID. Consultation.
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. z L. GoOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEN, N, D.. No "a msgH1iRs street Medical
whites, to al bis residence. He will white
applicants at the office Of the Company daily from 1874 70
without permit which be bad application at the
Office Of the Company. II. =. HEART Agent
California Permits are issued 70 Life Insurance msmbsn
at NeyYok and London rates Pr0speotus table Of rates.
aud all Information - to Life Insurance and AZ pepe ne
cesay effect Insurance be had al the Oce Of the
IN order 70 accommodate all ossssA Of citizens y0anE
wen and mechanics having families dependeR upon them,
the premium amounts % over $50 Per annum- % pay one
half cash and half in EasscoH endorsed n0a n II
M. 81 nm basiSs,s 81 IBIS COMPANY S 70 Law
INSURANCE ONLY By resolution Of thn Bosri No Fire
River o. Marine Rizka aTo taken,
oaeo tQaIsi 4sh'0bR& isIa1
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAqUIRR's,DAQUBRRHoTYPH


M would respectfully thanks for the liberal paROz
sES Ss t n 9 FS9 hs % ma hsS es 5SsSE 9
ave yss ago. daring which time he has takeh more pOFrai
ehaA any other peSon in the world. Hs specimens Wsp
he bsst operator from New and Ss vas s%.aed lie
5 oss FSa b. RRsS q he I paSo sa r.
portraits viii e0ntinue to be what they always have been
he best idacsmsnfs 70 psisoa DESTROYS Of nSucton d he
beautiful an. Genuine VoiGtlnBdsT CsmSeS 90 per cent
ss SP dozen rs No. Gf9 sS1 1Ss s
tas bet PatS made Z the United Sts Gases q Is and
81 Orders frog he country promptly attended
LEWIS AND HILL H'''-,
a TIC EYS a r LAM,
HENDERsOE, Rusk County. Texas,
he state and VII aRd g he p 1rS T snd sss
Sf Lands and the location u Cerhcates. in any part 81
,r,, RIANO FOR SALE.
A NEka good PIANO. for very log price, may be had
tie sqa 1ss 0 Aia61 'F f.@ T RpSiif
TRTAiss and an assessment of PIAAIh5o6
g. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
81: 3 SS 9;:ss S%Ssss
...B o 90 12zaRD " SHOE i sr So5fRIi2
Keeps constantly hand evs thing in hi. hnsnOludfns
great ySety a LADIEf AND GEETL EhEEs Doors
public pAtIonaEeiI respectfully soliciied- sDS "
sHOWER.BATHS
~ NA4W llu AWpf0teu 6nOhtEbsToEA1Es AZ the low
"A price of combining ShO5eF- Bah and BathS1R
IH6mey be found at No. l59 Camp street also Pafsf
~ o Mas So T. PAPE I5 S G Sal1 81 .tr..
Deposits E,afaVetfe Sdunra
~ PIANOS TUNED Ann n ND EnEsEl E-a Good
Workman. mh9J
. CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
MfE have Just received copy of little work allowing
NJ. ths Of Cotton Ps Popaa ,hDPsd shs Mob
q any given price, rate Of exchange and siehsi and s
showing the price of the article at Liverpool whea ne M
tor commissions and other expenses added This woF
compiled and publlahea by MR. James L. LaWFeTce az
tina city and one Of much arthmstca labor and will 70
doubt valuable and practical asgigtaut "a Thor
engaged in the staple II i got in STYLE POCKET
DAVID FELT & CO. "a Cbaytrssst
mills B. NJ. NORMAN. rs Camp e.
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sMITA 6 8 RoTHERl

lave reosive large addilouS 70 sr stoek Of INDIA
II RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
manufacture and warranted 70 stand ell eXtTeHeas Of
weather s. b. would call the particular attention Of
Cai0nianI to their Bottles Caneean and W aseT Buekets,
manufactured. with special fefenee to the mary dIy
places and and deserts between the Rio tnde and the
Gold DiRginH - Ain Beds which weigh only Il pOulds
WstsT;pr9ot Bags Ro50oR Baga Saddle Bagl e'e -
B0Ot1 LsgEngs, India Rubber Rlenkgtt, loH sie
etc. AlsO-TENTS. TENT-CLQTBS, Saddles, bndiea
Htts 9tiFyups SDHFs. ctr ~ SO Common 81 nllS
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n DL "a - 9 CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
u ESPECFUILX inform the public and their former
~ euEtOmefl, that they have reHODedtO 100 GRdPiR
Street Of CargRdestWheEe they prepared 70
llOTdam for NERAL WATER for esuppy Of Stem
boats HOfe Ban and Private Famiea or for Expectation.
n. B,-A Liberal DlcOuHt allowed to GEoesn and Com
mission Merchant.
~ SODA WAITE R and M cad furnished in
Eountains hseof0Fs. with and superior DHwiRa
AnDarafnS ~ ers
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THE PUBLIC 4 respectfully Informed fksf the splsudid
i BATHS, recently erected Exchangs Alley, corner
Of Bienvle street. in operation The Bah Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated. expense having been spared
BY the 70 make them
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY MATHS
il now erecfin Bath Rooms CONT STREET, near
the corner Of DAURHINE on the site formerly known Is
the NepOuily BaihS. which, when comp sa will excel IN
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR AND
INDICATED BATHS can be had al ali umes. from
O'Clock A till 10 O'clock p. Hot Cold OF SHOWER
Bath Twenty. Five Cents. iy20 Sm
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LUZENBERG HOsPITAL,

III ZEN 0A1EtNU
Situated on the PontohaTtEain RaiiFOad.
THE above Hospital for the lssl fourteen yeu under the
Il skliul and attentive management Of the late DR. -
., a. LuZenBeTg, Is open under the Gaze Of Dr.
RHODES. for the reception Of patisnts. M
Terms Of .ddmisSiOa--
In the Upper WaTds-Ona Dollar per day
In Private WaEds-fFom Two to Three DolaFs per DAY.
Surgical capital operations viii be charged extra
r. Within the large enclosure Is INSANE HO PITAL,
devoted only to the Of those afflicted with insanity
3 separate and distinct building for Small POx and
other contagious diseases.
For further Particular, apply to DR.. W. IRVINE the
Hospital. OFtO DR. j. RHODES. q R0yalst je1d8m
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Fourth District ca

eFy@ For clerk-WILLIAM P. BEDLOOK. Clerk 4
ne Third District Court Of New Orleans candidate for rees
SEX November 81 nnIe
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MIMnK9ETEEs-

1AAO0AAG4 9Alla
Made By IaOEl1S VI BOrdegt... a.. Sold bH RALPH& co
No. is HEW LEVRE
'HESE steam Gauges are now used on the foioWinR
Il stsamboafs: FefTy-bO1t Two BFohss, Alex. Scott
Autoorat Illinois Suana, Grand Turk EudoTa. MaEn0ll
Amaranth y n Watkns Bliska. Princess PIineesl o. g.
Natchezi New Orleans, MARY kOla, OliWa- TOW.bOats
Mary kinGseud, Phoenix. Swan. Peaish Hercules. and
ConqueTor. u By enquinng Of the Engineers Of thess
5oai sny person can be satisfied Is to the practical Of
the steam Gauge il 3m
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New MateEials Gf the LateFt STYLE
a. hepropHeorn Of the Daily Crssesai''
inform thefrendH and the public
JOB OFFICE 70 prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the ts1s viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CiRCUIARs; LAWYERS
BRIEFS; BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEPTs. :
CARDS. POsTERSi STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C.. &C.,
IN every style
All their materah-Type, Presses entirely new and
the improvements which viii
yorhD manner not 70 be surpassed this cry. The
from the fouRryo MessrH r. Hoe g. Co.. NewYor
guaranty Of their exceneehe type from the we'll
drlea OF Mes George Bruce Co. and John T. White
been selected With great adapt to the busets
this city
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Through in Seven and half Days-Stage Travel
Reduced to Ninety. three Miles.
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FOR OALRORT

SADDLES. BRIDES, BITS. sTlRRUPs, ETC.. d
~ every QegeIlptiol INDIA RUBBER "a
CLOTHING, Of an kiRds..,. Ana BEps, Pm
LOWS IARPAuLINs, SADDLE D ASS VI IstTTS
lndla hu1hef Tent Clola, Of ai gEgl, for aala 81
fEAA SMITH B BROTHER. So Common 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30
STOVES! sToVBs!! Stoves"


STOVES! sToVBs!! Stoves"
4 sd. WRIGHT & cos Patsnt Wood and CoalstOyesg
y AiItght Stoves, most improved paitefnas fqta-
bic for Halls, BaT-rO0ms, Churches, ete,s -
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for BaTI0oHls eie.i
COmmon Stoves nine and template Stoves -
Fuaoss Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles. different Eizss;
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moon Patent Well Pumps
EsEy general assortment Cooking UtsRsA and KitoEsn
Fumlt9re. OF Copper Iron and f!n Wares
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candlssucksi
Brass, Britannia and Japanned Spitto0la;
Dssd and Cash Boxes Tumhlef llrainsn
Han and steamboat Lang. Of different iEesl O.,
Britannia Soap TuTeens, of dfeFentsizsal
Dish Gown; Copper and Tn Measures;
Copper. Iron and Tin Tsa.Ksttss
Buck MeGfaus Patent COOKING St0Taas
ChuIohG Philadelphia Goal Stoves.
-AL88-
Ny Own Patent Stoves. the most improved pan.
American AihtiRht Cooking StOVes for wood o. coal
the most improved plan
Rotary Ranges, ioI wood Or coal Of diHeIentsizssi
English Steak Dishes, C0yeIs and Stands;
Is u GEVRSREtixE. y .ifsasssoss9assLs...
MACgEREI., No. ia half kias No. sd kiea. and
sALMoN--6i half kiil 11.kia 5 quarter hAnss-
EICE-60 taFces-
CL0VES-s0 baHsls
CHOCOLATES clns4
eA9DIN FS, hall bexofS-lv cases
no 4 Se5iJF Va nd ia VANA COFFEE
k'f'As@ IS fsEoabitouiSs strssa.
/ SPADES ZOE SALE,
90 DOg ANESiH BEST 81 AlE4. To- sall fhoapeT
! - than q ne uaseias'eas APQg e NQ = As,ssssl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30

NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the daily line of
4 Mail Steamer, OREGON. Capt. Hiern CALIFOR.
MIA, Capt. Reynolds and JAMES i. DAY, Capt. Glib
enon leaving New Orleans at II clock, NJ and aniyng
az Mobile next morning at O'Clock. Fare S5-Tims
through, Is h0un, -.
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ass: :
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HEs-JEWELRY.

M n. MEY Err. No. 100 CAN ursst Waiuh- -
AIAs maker aud dsaleF- in JtittELkXt GOLUtN.n
PENS FANCY ARTICLES; and WATCHES. q -
AL JeyFeFy articles nsFarei a. mgdeFate prices
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, l- For Justice Of the Peaes.-Please shnounoe ].
L. WINTER a. Canddatefor Second Justice Of the
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UAL1EUMNIA HOUSES.
-GNALIFORNlA H0uSES-P ar T.aBLsE --bniIi wild
~ dispatch. A1o, NEGRO QUARTERS, oheap
and neat model 70 Be a the Shop-Wheu al
kinds Of CARPENTERIRGY WORK and JOBBJN e.
g done All ST. CHARLES STREET, near .JaIis
e 6rds INN II. County nIp a1lh a,tsna RIdb 81
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Third District court,

67 Thomas O. Poole, the present CLERK of the Soon,
District Court Candidate for Election on
Sth Of November next and win be supported by the
apb VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANs
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~ For Olerk-SAMUELI G. RISK is a Candidate
or Clerk Of the Fifth District Court held On
the 81 Of November next, and will be EappOrtsd By
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Time through, 81 hOnn-includng stOppages Staging
reduced to So miles,. Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
Opeka and Griffin passing through West Point Lagrange
and GTeenvile TO Griffin besides extra Coaches always
gers without detention.
The Ca ON the Railroad are of the most approved con
sruehon. Those upon the Georgia railroad provided with
StateT0Oms and Berhs, for night travel
For through Tickets apply the Agent at the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery Hail. or Madison House, Montgomery,
Alabama.
~ Passengers procuring through tiekets of the Agent
at Montgomery, viii save about a.
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For Justice of the Peace:

~ For Justice of the Peaees-THOs. A. WAT
sun for Second Justice Of the Peace
axe place N9y ensuing ~ District from jua to ST.
anu rom me River beck to the Lake. jy7
~ For Justice of the Peaoe-GEO. w, CHRISTY
CANDIDATE io the Ose Of Second Ju he Peace the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30

By the superior fnt-cass SteameIs-eaving Mobile at 4
p NJ and arriving at Montgomery second day al 10 II
n. The line consists Of the following boats SELMA,
Capt BurTe; ARKANSAS, Capt. Owen CLARA, Capt.
Jamel, and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt. Walker. Fare,
$s-rime through 40 to % hOun By the Daily Mail Lime
COach-Fare, S10-Time through. 40 hOur.
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sADDLERY AND WDIAsRUBBER GOODS.

complete stock Of sApnLERY. TRUNKS and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail at the loves make
prices g1 Country Mefohans and saddisn can Be sup
piled with every article ia line. ~ Ofdem put Ut
wa" sa7 ssw s. So Ai non 5O e ssS 4 GS1s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30

- - For Justice OF the Peaoe-Eds Crsseelt
r nnounee PAUL PECSUET. as Candidate for once Of
1hTa Justice OF the Peace in November next
eoi' HIS FRIENDS.
~ For Justiee-Eds Crescent. Please sppoupoa
EEEEk ". KENNEDY Candidate for Firth luTies Of ne
Peace at the ensuing Election the Sh November next y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30

~ For CLERK. - Eds Crescent; Please annouuC
JAMES A. HOPKINS Candidate Clerk Of Fourth in
tret Court at the ensuing election, 70 be the h Noyembe
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Second District COur

~ For OIeTk.-HENRY B. KELLY is a candidate
iSr Clerk Of the Second District Court the election held in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30

~ For Justice Of the Peaos.-GFO- Y. BRIGHT
second Justice ofts Peace for the Parish Of Orleans Candidate
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. @.
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~, Tor Clerk-Eds Crescent: You will please say
that THEO. LEWIS Candidate for the Clerk
First District Court the election the sth Of November
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WUNIUUWEhI 10 OHANIE6IUNs
NEW ORLEANS AND NRw YORK MAIL LINE-Via Gdfin
Atlanta, and Augusta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

Corresposeeac. q The Tribune.
Dr~r A.

Correspondence u The Tribune.
Rox. Ass e ls4s
Il GRrELEY. E,qs-Tre grand pa q closed
al eaects union have i-lsd snd Ia The snsusse q
Mr. Van Buren, Of SswY0rk Ia rs closing speech, a.
connection between ;hs tao division, Of ire Demo
crate parry O., forever dissolved.
Az ne opening Of yesterssys afternoon session ne
Hgnssr section pad "a s't respects - ias- sloAasn
friends 10 re.o,ouon n substance a. follows
R,.ireS Ira assn.no1,y sseas % eo1.sr = ne
r@so lr 80 received frcu fle ColVe-1or 49,
= ~ g.ru.f C-s-et 40 iasi shzl .djOur1 a. se
on 'ess i1- s.1 Corve-tor have f-aa- i-fiae' 1'--
lou 10 aEs % Is
Tne Free =oer, receives tns 1e;erininsiion 'ue,i5
sns slllsrly. sitboli apparent y ~ srsi
Mr Kennedy % Ser York urged i1e necessary o.
MAKING o.e more la.t EFFORT 70 secure harmony and
submitted re,o,1l.n o1ering 20 permit u, H-n~e''
- ...e. from ne Union platform & Vermont or the
ant slavery reso ATOMS q tae Leg s-ai1re' o. Name
v-.-..o..n ana SsT Han .lire. =. 5sss Of unity
Mr Ts.eoi Of O.ses0 t1o4s-i sl-1.sn' lad Do
sopea tsat could Be sskla ..r oy sh-r constituents
considered any further aismY's a. reeonei4-uon -
child. olsv ana more iesn 8s.less 10 conclu'ion he
would os,r the following resolutions - substitute Tor
me ore a red ~ TIE member q NeF YORK
p.,,>s T.stts.. Convention hss 10 further comr-li
csron O. maze ne Convention nov 10 session 70 nc
Pr--tyieral Ctgrc-.
80 he s5ove resolution to ne o-1sr Convention
These resolutions eere oiscu''ed Al some iensin'
some Of the Free Sellers apparently It'll einsns u
bop. d union At al events placing tie Hanker' n IS
pa position a. possible Kennedy re'oauon' we're
frat put and ovsrrslea ~ lsrge majority Iaeo't'
ps.. .hen carried aud tie result received with great
enthusissm.
A comm. ttee % dr.ft Al sscre" and resolutions 70
be pu6lsned. 1ss then raised.
TIE Huaker. closed up With N array q farewell
.oe.ches Besrds.y Cutung. Cnsfheld. Peokhsm and
Bowen. in .uccsssion Of happy e5oris, raised TIE
.oir,s Of the Convention 70 Triumphant tone, when
the body broke W II the rm conviction mat mere -
nothing Ike Hunkeri-m insure political success u
Wa evident that the Hunkers closed their e1oris here
% the utmost harmony among themselves. and VIII
feelings Of perfect satisfaction IN regard % the mann
In which they nad discharged their duty. Time VII
tell whether there % be eTaking from hatdream
The Bsrnburners feel confident that they have come
viciors in tas struggle. and furnished themseve.
with abundant thunder for all future time Yours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

= In the communication from the bunker
Committee through Chancellor Wslwortb, il Tss
stated that
The people OF The North sad Of the South. ss 10 well
knoen eutertAn different md adverse views from escn
other and even .rong ns-.ves. the subject Of
Slavery Il row TO- and has for long t.ne been .
md while region toer.tes snd the other prohibits
Slavery nothing lke unity Of views lhs sg' j-cf.
.mouz the members q toe Democratic party 81 the
whole unon. b. expected There u 10 doubt that
rne genera s@rtmeuf the NORTH IL against th- INTRO
-gcuon Of slavery INTO territory no~ free. Yet. ss
Members O. politics. party. Ne cannot admit that q
concurrence that sentiment sl0uld BE- consc-rec 40
democratic pfircpie or - allowed o. BE- made Test
OF democracy IN any part u 1e Lnted States and re
not silinz ina. g should be- made nov The
Democracy o. Se~ ork par: " TIE rst-onal Demo
crsuc psrfy, which party csn only hope . triumph
hy preserving "a ranks lnor0ken r0u zhout The Jngn
And This csnlo; Be expected. or hoped Tor q
options upon the 81 Jet % Slavery alossd % be
Of party fstn. l0 form the bsss u party or
,lniElton. either ~ tte North the south. Tn- De
mocrscy OF the lnited STATES vel knowing this have
a. a. times stuilogsy excluded The iubjeot Of Slavery
from theiT platform u pFncpes esvins every oEe y
the 1yment u hls opinions that sub Jet Ani
thereon be should mink proper. holding that
soutEern VINO sustained the Institution o. slavery
rot for that cause l-.s sound Democrat than
northern nan whose vls~s were Of ~ opposite char
scter These have si~.vs be~u The views u in- D-mo
ersue party Of the Unior and here propose lesrs
a. questions IN tho subject Of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20
Affairs in IT. LoHi--The Case of Nathaniel
ChiIds-ruppo-ed Murder-Improveme

The csse q the State 20 Nathaniel Childs
came up this morning before Justice Butler and
di.uisssd. Nrw developments having taken place. a
true bil was wever. found By the Grand Jury. and
ih@ accused was held 70 In The sum II So 00o
Thomas OHsrrsn. 4 deck hand ~ board the Steamer
pride Of the West had difficulty with The clerk Of
that tost on Thursday uisht. and soon alter mis-
sing Yesterday MS body d-h~d Up from the water
near where the boat hsi been moored. having a. 10
supposed. been stabbed and thrown overheard. Tie
boat had previously departed for New Orleans
Two important bills were passed by the City Coun
ellis last night One authorizes the appropriation Of
10 900 for the erection Of Town Hal IN Centrs.
Market square and the other Apprspnstes $4,000 for
the draining OF Sewer in the Northern part Of the
city.
last evening BY steamboat boiler rolling over hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20
Gen. Taylor. Reception In Pittsburgh.


Gen Taylor arrived DO our CITY this afternoon. md
met most cordial reception from thousands OF or
citizens The turnout OF toe military vss very i'm
posing He seems quite well, though somewhat "a
ugued with travelling
The enthusiasm manifested On the occasion hsfhed
all description egch demonstration u public tee
INK has never been witnessed In this city
fl-g. and banners were iying To every direction
Throus hout the whole line ~ the procession, the Gen
ers and suite greeted with the most klnd and fat
teriug demonstrations.
Thousands upon thousands Of our citizens and those
Of the surrounding towns as assembled here % give
him welcome
Hon Walter Forward, who hsd been appointed At =
preliminary meeting received the hero OF Baens Vista,
In speech repete with elegant and patriotic terms.
The speaker snswcred 10 hsppy manner, BY
the Genera and Gov. Johnston
Hundreds OF bouquets we're presented By our fair
d-ushte TO- and acknowledged By the old man Of the
White House. Ia . most courteous manner
10 with pleasure that state, that no accident oc
CURED 10 mar the pleasures Of the reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

Later from observation-disclosures over
Gov OF the Red River, &c.

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TIE S1uthern mai has arrived vltn New-Or
cans papers 90 ne i2th nsf
The s-cons company [ Arrl.ry. Stationed
~ Fort ke, Ell yesterday for P.sessoala bound 20
Tampa Bay
Ire siesmer Boswell hsd arrived from Red River
ssv. that the overflow caused a. mmfnse destruction
% property he Rz~r M io let deep on m
plsnisrous between Shreveport sni Nsfchiioches Al
Ground River Frout,t together WITH many lsr.e
warehouses csved it, causing srse loss o' property
Col De Kzsss sin house tel IN the rTer WIKI about ~
a-ra u ar-ana. BED R-r.r J. nov i.--ns