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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-04


Dy Hopkn,on. coniocnoi viTtet, wafntrs rfAi-
ford, New bury, AID Nesa fast
To Ciaremour. by pm. 5pniss
And back between . a sos y N. 80 "a tayss
with three additional weeAy tfps 70 ssaIners 70
30 From Concord at ios n, raeseay, Thursdays and
Saiur lay
BY Hopknton, IIenniker, Illlsloro' Bridge, HIS
boro' Nonh Branch, South SHddnrd, and Nelson
Factory
To Keene, by p IN, AZ Hies
And back between 6 a IN and 81 m, Mon6ry,
Wednesday, aud Friday
Proposals to commence Hopknton, miles les e's-
2lo From Concord - m, Tuesday, Thursday asd q
cy North DanLerson
10 Deobaiton by m 10 niles
And back twice week by North Dapbarsn an
once week 10y Bow, between " p n and pm,
2ll. From Concord at ana, Tuesday, Thursday, and
BY Pembroke Suacook, Auburn Chester East
Chester Hampstead, end Atkinson
To Hayerh,ll, tAass,) by ? p m, 40 mles
And back between r ald b, Ia, Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday.
Proposals to commence at Nam hester are nyi,ea-
22 From Canterbury Depot al IL every day Except
Sunday
By Canterbury
To Shaker Village, by m, miles
And back between Il m and m.
2l3 From Andoyer at pm, Monday, WttinesdaY, and
Friday
BY Wilmo Flats New London ard Wsaeen
To Newport, by p m, ga miles
And back between 4 III and xtfayr with
three additional rps to New London, beFwsen
pm and N Tuesday, Thursday, and SAtur-
day, going, and N aud . = N MONDAY, We'd
nesdsy, and Friday, returning
.olA. AskS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-04

r,,a from The &C, Of Congress Of Sd Marrh, 1885, sec
ton Is.
sndbe IL further snacd That shall be the duty OF the
General all future lettings OF oontrscis for the
iona,on of mail let the same, IN every 10
bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
sm.ooe without other reference To the mode Of such
thsn may be necessary 10 provide for the due
-rI,y certainty, and security Of such transportation nor
1nv new hereafter be required TO purchase
ar ske a, vnuaoe the stock vehicles Of any pre-
o ',. contractor for the same route"
WBdders will be careful TO read the forms and insiruc-
- amended this advertisement They requested
IN their proposals, the mode by which they intend
" convey the mail. Where the ssxe and weight OF The
or The speed called for the schedules, shall require
The contracts Will be made for coach, steamboat or ia-
IA conveyance, the may be and, consequently,
IN routes will be let to bids proposing such MODE OF con-
vance In I'll other the routes Viii be assigned To
w nropnsiug the cheapest mod. Of ,ransPor,ao''
U+Rairoaa comp mics specially notified that 'htir
IL, bids are he understood including the supply
~ ah Office on the line Of their respective roads, not over
onsner OF mile from depot Separate proposals Tor
AZ. more tian quarter Of nile od, will be con-
sdered.
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To Rowland, by Q p m, % miles


And back between and p m next day.
60. From Corirth al ~ m. Tuesday and Saturday,
BY East Cornlh, Charleston, South Atkinson, AT
kinson, Sebec, and Williamsburgh
To Bfownssile, by IL p m, - mica
And back between and p IN Monday and
Friday.
ca. From Levant al IL m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday,
Dy East Corinih, West Charleston, South Dover,
Dover, Foxcroh, Sangervie, Guiiford aad Abbott
To Monson, by ~ m, A miles
Aud back between IN and p m Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
Propo as to end Abbott, also to embrace East
Dover will te considered.
%. Fsom Bangor at every day (excspt Sunday
BY Brewer, Brewer Village, Orngton, South Orng
ton, North Buckspsrt, Bucksport, orand, and
North Castinc
To Cas,ine, by m, IS miles
And back between 3 and m, arriving at
Buckspon by p IN going, and II m returning
&C. From Bangor at IL m, daily
BY Rrewer Brewer Centre East Brewer, and North
Ellis worth
T., Ellsworth, by m, &c miles
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And back between 4 a and p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
llG From Saco at m, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
By Hollis, Buxton, Buxton Centre, West Buxton,
and North Holiis
To Limerick, by p m, % miles
And back between a and next days.
III From Alfred at a m, Wednesday
BY Lyman, Lyman Centre, Good Twins Mills, and
North Kennebunkport
To Ssco, by IL m, le miles
And back between p m and p m, same day.
49, From Kenne5unk at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By Wells Ogunquit, Cape Ncddick, and York
To Portsmouth,, N H.,) by 4p m, IS miles
And back between 10, m and 81 p m, next days
49, From Lebanon a, 3 p m, Wednesday and Saturday
BY Centre Lebanon
To West Lebanon by 5 p m, miles
And back between m and M same days.
100 From North Berwick At p m, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
By Sanford, Alfred and Marlborough
To Marlborough Centre, by p m, IS miles
And back between a and l p m next DAYS, with
three additional trips to Alfred ii miles.
1911 From Great Falls N. H., at ii M Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday
By Lebanon, Me Sanford, Springvsle Emery Mills
Acton, Acton Corner, West New6s,d, West Par
sonheId, Bingham, N. H., and Emngham Falls
To Freedom, BY 10 m, 50 mica
nesdsy, and Friday.
Special O1Ases.
Pspos.' is.;isd sr r4,iF ~ Js'''sy 0ssa :. Ms~
Jv IL 80 pvsessds y ~ 4ees v:Pse6s' =
+ Addison Point fea Columbia, y muss md baek, Ass
dns w>ak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
Circuit GOurt,


Sppy. l9-psi,r iaendine PEER ". Ceri.iLs>s-s.-
This action Of replsyin; the plaintiff who q .
merchant residing a. Havana 10 lS6 iSaT sui o..
60 this port 80 900 r.ssrs and rs bales OF toslcoo
signed TO mao named kodriRneze who tnon reside.
here 20 be soid for bis the PLAINTIFF, sccount s1s
after the arrival OF the property oarguete had 60
this city under peculiar circumstances but previous
his doing he executed bills Of sal. Of all his prups-
IT, Including his stock In trade fur nuro dobts ua
&c TO the defendant Az soon az plaintiff became a..
priscd that R~drigueze had left thu city he seat
po~er Of attorney 10 Mr. beauyille auth-rizug hn e.
lake such legal proceedings he mig 1t hs adrspd RI
the recovery Of his property the proceeds Of -,
same upon ~hioh Mr.. Besuville issued q writ OF 20.
pevin aud the RIester portion Of 10 recovered .
the sheriff and delivered 60 Mr. tesuvs Who sntssed
into the usual bonds e. prosecute the s aud sros
title 70 the segars aud tobacco The defence uV 10
that the sale nom Rodrigusxs to drfor iaot was eus
~, that defendant paid the tu consideration sui
unsc eusnied With the transactions bsl~.er no
dreueze and the plaintiff Before tho througs
the court adjourned 60 Friday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
Board of tta ucst,on.

SEPTEMBER ~ Robert Kelly Etq President In she
Chair he nihutes Of the last meeting were read aud
approved
.8rpheonc-s- From the FRET ward for an appropri-
alton ~ ~ l36 a. for expenses of hitting ny Of
Ward Schools Referred
7hs torw,r Cooperation c,snssi Report II Finance
Committee. In fsyur of paying Willie Hall Esq hts BILL
amounting to t1ts upon getting receipt in full from
Mr. Hall tor examining the titles to various lots pur-
chased Tor stss tor school houses, &c On motion TO
rceve report and pay tn. money voted In the srn-
alive and " In the negative The motion 80. lost.
E,ehhenh Ward Resolution TO appropriate - 900
90 build new school house, In Twentieth street IN
the 18TH Ward. Adopted
Various other reports, n Oh. COMMITTEES, max
ing opnstous for the payment Of expenses In 1T
ting up aud furnishing various scnou houses and
ior printing aud Stationery SC, we're received AID
adopted.
7g,yh and Sisfcenh Wsrds Memorials iron, the
inhabitants OF those wards for appropriations for
canning evening schools Referred.
The Pubic School Society Comm uncation from the
society. stating that their funds exhausted that
they we're largely in debt ana sskng fer sppropri
sion OF s2ott3, TO meet their present demands Re-
ferred
Snerh Ward. Resolution. that 800 be sppropri-
sted for School House No 10, In 9TH Ward Referrea
The foio~ipR resolution offered by Commissioner
Cornell
may be hereafter commenced against th. Board Of Edu-
cation sbefe n.cessity may esst tor sction Go be Ia
ker, before the meeting n the Beard next succeeding
tte ecnm.neemeB OF such litigation the President is
hereby sntboiy-d 20 take such Of defence
the part ~ the Beard him shall expedient
End nsssaary Adopted
H.soioton-To appoint o committee o. three, 10
Ter WIN the Board 80 supervisors 60 see that the
pristone ur chool purpose for the present year
included N the tariist Adopted.
uonety for Dew school house IN the 18th Ward
Adopted
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SMnremc Cnurs.
NTtNItIl ItltNs
BEFORE Iudre Fdmopds

sYrr. 10 --D,cuoSs--.Is,p o. D,apisiac a. y'risi :
Srih ard ohc' - Tho answer responsvo TO TIE t1l,
DENY inR the whole equ,ties ~ the bill and sho .it
that defendant 10 bona tide holder - both nsto. 10
suit having received the same before u1sturity lgr
valuable confederation paid ut the time Bill dimlss
with costs.
N,os's n Sisaps. executor. -. John g. H Learner.
Decree that az account be taken Of all moneys recuys
by either ~ The executors and ~ the charges uhco
ought 20 he made against o. the parties u. Add
occupation. 20 deduct the from III. iegsclsa
sud that the rrsmnes be sod by referee ali psrss.
20 unite In the deeds the costs ~ ali parties O. hs
fret Isd out of the aysis, then the baance
ard the surplus. 20 the d.v'-ees 81 Mary Nelson
Gee. Naming Ttsyrs Jab,egs, Pr,dcuf Of az T,,.s
ond Bont,,F Company All the notes issued By thit
tensine sssosiatioD in Decembsr 1870 under vhst
osi3ed m. Sts's's Trust bsne in Violation OF Gag
statute which fortids sns banking s'socA'ion issu
any bill or note unless payable on demand and visa
out interest are void Exeeptious OF Luystsr e q,
port 81 reter,s. oyerruled. With costa
Nm .qrEsu -. Harrt,t u c,u..r AVID oh-l -ttc
FOR whoh compensation L. claimed this sc.
having been rendered for trnst estate sod a. en-.
qusst Of tho tTtutees the only remedy ~hen this BIZ
fled IN sGourt Of Equity aud the tru'ts"s nasiug
admitted 1853 g 70 b. Justly due Jgdkmeat asartet
Go the sini6 for the amount of hi cisia vi.h in
t.res and coste q sais
.J,h, Caliasho us Jshn Syatsn sas Othsrf-Tbs 40.
PENDANT bavirs ocms into possession 81 iuirasrt
scltos property after service of an Injunction o.
cteduof's bali srd aftcr ne Informed thereof 10
that he g. The plaintiff such creditors agt
the value thereof 9Th interest and cost, ~ .''it
Jaeoh i,fi9s end ofAers - Jaccb Crf@ ard eseTs--
where thrTs many parties stsnding In thu . CO.
alton a. 20 their clsims on a rsrtieul.r fund. sni
=
az the raht Of gl N. others are sscertGine oas ~
81 the elstmsu may prosecute fcr thenise
and all Others sispding IN the situation Whs.
biis drawn for the pufchass 81 cotton, wii.
sgre.ment tbs, they should he p.id Gus 8f tc7
sales thereof such Agreement T. avaiia5e 10 suy as
tesuent purchaser aud hnlder CT the buis and sues
purchaser reach the prpcesas o. zach -a. "a
hsBds Of the eonsisnoe. Demurrer o.srrule5 win
costs
GENERAL TERM
Present, Justices Jones. Huribv. and Edmcp3s
Skrr. 1.-THE court met to day snd the argans,s
q No 10. the Stat. 81 Ohio Ferris fell, -, 70
sumed but not concluded, whse their honors ID
jourRsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

considerable time past. In cloths and yarns . fair
demand prevails.
The IRoN MARxKr.-At Glasgow there 10 q steady
demand for manufactured iron, and prices are we'll
supported within the last week. several orders fer
rails had been given out which has caused the larger
makers to be anxious to obtain orders for merchant
bars The operations In Scotch pig iron Of late have
been unusually small but prices remain with little
variation.
In the present state Of thu money market, the pre-
vaing inclination In to hold for better prices f5 10
tho current rate for merchant bars in Wales and 4es
Cd for No Gartsherrs pigs In Glasgow Present rates
in Liverpool-Merchant bars fs 10; best rolled, Ell
hoops, 81 ioe; sheets, IS s. Scotch pig No !, net
each "a IL
Hors MAKxxr, BoRouoH, Sept s-Ths plantation
accounts being very favorable, the demand for all
kinds Of hops IL heavy, ut dropping prices TIL.
duty IL called $4,000 to 100 600 lbs. Yesrings Sussex
pockets 60 Sc. TO "a ss wsaid Of Kent ditto, 60 ss
to ca S.; Middle and East Kent ditto, as los. to CT
per cwt
Shipping Intelligence.
Canaan Jarvis New Orleans '''"''''
CnoSsrApr--Arr Ohiersu, Bostou.
fAInovLn-on' Sophia. from BAtinors John HAnter,
osnALrAR-Arr Hshnsm.a, Baltimore; Ch..aDeAs. and
s Boston, wlHns'''i N'''n' and Martha ~''A'nS''n'
HAvRs-Arr Athens. Baltimore; Oneids willard New
Yoll Sid Bavaria Anthony do; Jenny Lind do; Cromwell
and creole New Orleans.
HxLvoEr-Arr Jane Henderson. Baltimore; Pope, New
Orleans.
LNHRrooL, acpt 5Arr America, (sl Harrison, NYork,
via Hsilftx No date. Winthrop, Boston; Hsidse,
Soule; Robert Beauchamp; and Gdden Child, N0eaas;
ConstellAton Luce: ivsnhce Knight Yorkshire. Bryer;
and Mecca" New York.
Sid from do. Vim Jarvis Jarvis Epsmnondas and Towns-
end Richardson. Boston; Inca Goodrich; James Penne
Fullerton; lord Seaton; - Joan de Vote. Roberts;
Nilti2des, -; Chss Ihalorer. -; Rerln. Smith Eu-
phemia. Fsnsley, and VIM Elizabeth, -, New Orleans:
Howard Mobiles Isaac Wright Marsh all Enterprise funk
Cornela and Hottpuuer Bursey. New York; Shenandoah
Wes Fhiladspts; Liverpool and Csrnate. Dsvereux ss
hAhsrILLEs-Arr Carbaba. New Orleans. Sid Potomac,
New York.
Pom hAHoS-Arr Anita GARNER. Dirolia Carlsta from
Cbsrlestori joyce. and Petrol from New York.
QuEErsrowNceaS Scott Baltimore; ainy. PHILADELPHIA
sALconrK-Of, He,epA from Goston; Psrmenter
souTHAhProN, Sept S-Arr Hermann (sl CrNbtrcc, New
York, "
sTRALsrND-Arr Heinrich, Char,eston.
s~iNEAUrpE-Arr Hope, Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Tsr Lars fiss CLsexLAsr. OHTc. Last ligst, =.
halt past eleven clock the theatre on the oorn,r Il
street and Orange alley discovered 10 be
are The rsules made rapid advances ana oesors ths
Gre was subdusd. the thestsa, the dseius house e
Nr a. Trainer, and tso email name tnildings On
Otapge alley we're entirely consumed. The bres
house Of Mr. Reser south 81 the thesre and frs1s
d~slling the alley. ow,ss by Mr. Craissr and occu
pied BY Henry Bingbars. we're also nearly destroyed
OWN TO their proximity 90 the theatre. MIR Cramsf
unable TO effect an insurance his boiljinys
Al bis loss s probably $4,000. The houses Orange
alley We understand insured Ter about sooo 81
Risser vas insured, IN the Hartford Protection fof
81 C0o and his loss IL at least 81 COO No nalr
ance ON the Theatre The building and tbea.ics pre
p.rties destroy said 70 ksss been gcris -
Ci,rsiand H,Yaik S<pt. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Lieut. CAsxi-s n Fooz hss been crs-Tsd 9, thp uc~
port navy lsrd inspector Of protltns, n fa@N -
PutssrL W Waller vso v sttochsdto the'b atcr--
ship Erls,
ksrn that hoard Is 70 assesssl- ia WsinlssioS
On sbe lst Of Ocssbsr composed ~ tcmmotcrc c1s-
hsisk. Commanders Dnpont y 'hrr sud 0thsr "a
GERS 10 revise the rules gti regulation 'cf nc urn
mept Of the naval sShool ct Annsp'si-
The engine aud msehinsTy 81 .ne Vite- pcrfosuss
very we'll hesT IN aet cNeetiin at'' tr'p ~ we'd
nesdsy Nefrk psaccr, Sefrfl..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

AsOtnlR Fms an no, srsrtR, " Y-Ths large stone
bviiuihg situated on North ~ Paul street known -
Brown Steam SAY Mill was totally destroyed BY IRE
On sunday merniBg The IRE Ca Uncovered at about
ociocs and before any ea,ctu. resistance could he
oaeud the combustibie portion OF the building ~as
nsary consumed. The buildings erected several
months since by hr. Sylvester Brown. aud designed
fer an cxtenive steam cav mill. planning works &c i.
which had never been put IN operation II Is said that
The outlay Of money upon the premises had exceeded
sl2tOo We understand thstthe building -ss insured
for S. 600 Va the Gepet.e Mutual, aud sI,OsO In q
stock company The esile remsin standing but ys
shCuld Judge that they much injured by tbs
Ere 70 be ~ any piactcs use in rebuilding The ere
was NJ dcubttdly The work of sn incendiaxy IS thu
buildings we've tensntess add pnfreg uented Rec
fef "a. ~ sqd,on,s, S.Pt IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Present, Justice. Jones. Huribv. and Edmop3s
Skrr. 1.-THE court met to day and the argans,s
q No 10 the State 81 Ohio vs.. Ferris fell, -, 70
sumed but not concluded, whs1 their honors "a.
iournsd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09
7slgrapbea to tie { Da5v Cresoert.n



baltimore, August 5th-The accounts Of the
10Th ult from Liverpool state that official consos
closed at 92s for money, and at 80 for account.
Tbs three and quarter per cents were at "a. The
monetary affairs Of the continent appear to be gem
orally 10 favorable condition. The French Fl
nances ara becoming more embarrassed than ever
the two per cents were al $3.50. At Antwerp,
Amsterdam and Bremen, the prices Of cotton are
firm with slight advance and upward tendency.
The sales of Pork and Beef were dull, though the
prices were firm.
Political News.
There has been an armistice agreed on between
Denmark and Prussia; but the London papers
think hostilities win be resumed.
Hungary is supposed to be in a critical situation.
The Mayor Of Paris has resigned his office for
political causes.
The Mexican securities have declined in London,
as there were anticpations Of a revolution in that
country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

SHIP CANAL FROM THE RIVER ST.. LAWRENCE
TO LAKE CHAMPLAIN.-It is proposed TO cut a shin
canal from some pointon the ST. Lawrence River
to Lake Champlain, so that sailing or small steam
vessels leaving Chicago with grain and other pro-
duce can go throughtO Burlington, VT, and ulti-
mately to New York, without breaking bulk The
length Of such canal would be twenty-four miles,
and the estimated expense of makingi it, ABB, 600
The subject is exciting a great deal Of attention
both in Canada and in all frontier portions Of the
Stetes bordering the St. Lawrence and the Lakes,
from Vermont westward.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

SIDE sADDLEs-The Last Out.-One of the fresh
corners from the " Atlantic side,'' who had brought
with him into this country, among other notions, a
lot Of American side-saddles, recently sent
packing into the Placer after the following curious
fashion
Making up to a buckskin-elad knight Of the
pickaxe and spade, q" just in from the mines" he
addressed him first, upon the prospects of the dig
gings he had recently vacated next, as to the
nearest and best route thither; and finally, 'What
kind of a speculation would his side-saddles turn
ont :" First rate, splendid just The thing for
the mines," was the strongly. emphasized reply Of
the old sinner to the last interrOgatory of the new
conner You do MT sayl' in a voice betraving
how nearly he had yielded to despair, 4" and who'll
buy them, and how will they use them 90 Never
use anything else if they once get to see them
Why, stranger, We seed some canions in my day.
but never was obleeged to sit woman-ike on a
mans saddle before, to save my neck in going up
the sde-hiil." see, have il, joyfully rejoned
the last cat, "and 30 they ride along the canton
side with one leg thrown over the saddle Eyes
and IN thaf fE | took ont betwixt three and four
hundred dollars one forenoon; it was desperate
tiresome work, i tell you A man with a woman's
saddle, close by, doubled that heap but then he
worked while rested. Nothing like a side-saddle,
stranger for digging the side canions out with :"
The above incident occurred in San Francisco.
Two hours after the narratiOnOf this exciting story
a launch hauled out from Clay street wharf, bound
for the Stanisiaus, the captain Of which probably
invoked curse upon the traps" with which the
last passenger had strewR his decks, and that last
reader was the last out-the man with the side
saddles Placer Tunes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

SUBLlNITY OF DfGGING.--It is not often, in
these piping times of purse filing. that one hap
pens in the way Of such a refreshing bit of fancy
as the following. We know not whence this estray
poetic effGsiOn found its way into our sanetum Of
prOsy plain and matter fact labor but so it did
and Juba is the river thus immortalized in song.
Not as "Juba this, Juba that, etc., of Ethiopian
melody, but evidently brief flight of phansy
and pheeling": " The river in its swollen state
night hour upon the ear like some sublime oratorio
The stream presents grand aspect as it dashes
with mpetuosity against wild rocks and huge crags,
and breaks into foam which glitters in the calm
moonlight like the bespangled robes of an oriental
brde-"-Pldcer Times.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

VACANT PRoFEssoRsHIP IN THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA UNIyERsITY.-The Professorship of Rheto-
ric, Logic, &c, in the North Carolina University,
having become vacant by the resignation of the
Rev DR.. VIM. M. Green, the trustees will, at their
annual meeting in December next, proceed to fill
the vacancy thereby occasioned. The salary is
$500 per annum, with the use Of commodious
dwelling house and all convenient appurtenanees.
Applicants for this desirable literary station should
address CHARLES L. HINTON, Esq, Of Raleigh,
the Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

THE Missouri PoLITIoIANs.-Mr Henderson,
member Of the Missouri State Legislature from
Pike, has published letter. sustaining the resolu.
tons of instruction to the Delegates in Congress,
and condemning Col Bentons course in making
his Appeal" The St. Louis Republican saws
that he placed himself in position to retreat ifit
should be prudent to do SO. John jameson has
written another letter. ia reply to an invitation from
the people Of 81 Old Pix, TO address them He
promises to give his views at length, either in the
form Of speech or a letter, and is only deferred
from leaving home by the ill-health Of his wife.
But for this he would have been on the stump be-
fore now. Col Benton has deserted Democratic
principles, Che says the party and the interests
of the State and the State being no longer able
to fill bis aspiration, he has gone now where there
is strength enough, they unis upon him, to effect
that object and in deserving his principles he e1
poets to take of great many Democrats; for it
seems that it was the very object of the appeal"
to split and divide the party SO as to throw the
State in the hands Of the Whigs'' He promises
to attend meeting in Pike, and as many other
counties as he can" as the very existence of the
Democracy is at stake"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

SrEAMsHIP FALcoE.-'T This fine steamship leaves
iog New York this morning at 10 O'Clock precisely
Those who wish quick and pleasant trip by sea,
cannot soon have better opportunity, as she will
doubtless make the trip TO New York in about seven
days. We learn she has already good comple-
ment Of passengers We wish them pleasant and
pfosperous tFin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-09

The WHOLESALE SwINDLER.-The name Of
the pseudo lieutenant who has been figuring in
Boston for some weeks until his career terminated
in prison on the 9th, is now said to be Chauncey
Larkin, a recent graduate of Sing Sing. One-half
the activity he has practised in roguery expended
upon some honest pursuit would have made him a
rich man. When arrested he called himself Chas.
b Randolph. He was committed in default of
$3.50 bail-frst for larceny of the team Of Mr..
Cross, at Charlestown, which he swapped second,
on the charge Of swindling Lane & Reed, on whom
he passed a fictitious 500 check on the North
Bank, receiving $40 in change, representing that
Com. Downs advised him TO make his purchases
there, etc. Other charges, about twenty in mum,
Der, against him, viii be made to the grand jury
He obtained various lots of goods by assuming the
character Of an officer in the U. S. navy. Some
times, however, he was Southern planter.