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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

THE NAVIGATION BIIL.-The Erening Post Of
yesterday says We have the highest authority for
stating that this important measure VIII pass the House
Oi Lords
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
IInNre Markets


oar Cotton a4Ore. snd TIE sual l.
prce, ir- any eh.s- r-pa 10 other Aria - q Ar-r
qraiac- nohs sarl sending ~ --*ssqh l-f ss
ssr from lV-fo proved ehar.tsr the ceioa mar
kst shh % couu-- val lPsaft tea'say 20 Frce hers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
SPAIN.
All Quiet at Madrid.

Later sdyiccs from Madrid have como to hand Po.
litical affairs were quiet Matters ia other respects
were unimportsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

Governor Of NiInn.

Le1a0rn advces mention that preparations tor the
defense of that city entertained and reports state
that tho inhabitants % tie country were in arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight.
For particular zee Aar'rfs'"s eo'~-"'l

Tuea Family Coaosr -3fO Brosd-sY-s ? "
T- Apo 10 sao.n 80 BroadNsy-p,y snt I've
Vcgt.ander'. Nsvs-Ihnr Museum. Broadway PN
Chnsty'. Minstrel ~ Boadwsy Mechanics Hal -sfh
Campbell. Ml1-fr- Apollo sao1s, Huadsay-sF VI
Dus--dod A. aj-my Broadway bet Spring AT Prlce Day e
National eafsmy BnadWsy, L-rartsfDaf and sTenrE
AMERICAN Ar UnouBroatNsy. l-af Boone st-n 20 Nv
a-srr,fnrs l'niou RESIDE .Ds, ara
fyc-um Galaxy Od Ma-ier- 6e3 Bnafs Dss suf kfenmg
~ B.uai-sy spnng pss sld -ve1nG
Nsgthan Garden B0very opposit- Seventh st-f1 = "
Burton. Ih-atsr- Chamb-rs -. u-nr brostvayTis VI
Broadway Broadway Pear ard An'h0ny
Au.r-an Ml.eam Br-al An q Do All .-e-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
DrsrRrcrIoN or PRorERrY We took q str

DEsrRUcrIoN or PROPERTY We took stroll
up the banks of the Allegheny yesterday. and were
really s-onshod az the amount OF property destroyed
by the late frcshet The dam of Mr. stephen Morrison,
between Hares Island and the man land swept away,
and logs RATS Of timber, and branches OF tree. are
piled together 80 that walk across from the
shore 90 the Island with perfect safety. The water
must be- fifteen feet deep here yet the timber is
damned together that reaches 90 hc bottom OF the
river and protrdc- about Two feet above the surface
Of the water We understand that the bodies Of two
men who were drowned In attempting 20 save some
lumber supposed to be- in the gorge. Altogether.
channel between the Island and the shore presents.
Lnlff.Llrrh liALnIin lIih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

The Cora market 70 q, extremely
IT, weather very fn- fr oil parposs
consumer have tsi-r gan o. CAV, ony snA. parcels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

co. The N0Eat lsrsoa lls.l Aaroca'e ssNs
,hs, the army worm mas sde It's appearance in that
country and that great tear are entertained OWING
10 the hicness u the weather and snssness OF
The graa, that the wheat msy be seriously INJURED IA
conseQlsnce."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
New MISUNDERSTANDING III. L. oudcr-
donk-Narkets. stocks. &c
Corrcspc udence % The Iric une.
plnlApELrHlA Thalsigv. NJ =

PHILADELPHIA Thursday May r.
P. T. BAusUN Esq. OF your City. IS now en-
gagged in ftns mp the Athenrum Building 3, The corner
u seventh and Chestnut streets, S. a Museum. ani
promises when opened which WI be shortly 20 5e one
OF the most popular places Of resort Tor Amusement in
our clty
man named Daniel Ally acc icn,ai.y tell Yesterday
rem frcish; train the Columbia Railroad. near
Psrk.burs and hsd b. let leg shocknsly crushed
from being oy the His es smputated
on the spot and he brought % The cDn,y wanna Ecsp
last evening Tie s NOT expected i've today 10, tat
hcm3-rhagc from he stump wt r hen, conveyed %
,ai. city, was very great
,p,, niid reycu4e cutter constructed Tor Gov
eminent. and CD De called Duane wlA be- launched
irom Icc,s .hipysri 90 saturday mex The vessel
schooner 5glt AMI vi. 20 mo the water fully zig
-si ani eguppcd-mssfs, sFars guns. Sc. al placed
iu ;hs Episcopal Convention 'ais morning. rcsclr
ton offered 5y Rev pr Co'emsn. expressive ~
the satisfaction thar would ac Afforded 20 the Clerical
and lsy members OF the Convention ami a. the church
generally IA the Diocese Of Pennsylvania. by thc re-
m0vsl no the disabilities imposed aFon IT. KEY Henry
L OnderdonS By the House OF Bishops inssmuch ~
thereby the deciinin' years % this eminent ant devoted
servant the church would Pc conso.ei snd hrs many
excellent productions justly estimated 10y postcuN
while such ecclesiastical act would be "a accordance
with that heavenly charity taught by The Great Apostle
OF the Gentles
The resolution passed almost without dissenting
The Fl ur market continues inactive and there Is no
export demand Holders ask 6,i per Dol tor common
brands. bur sales have been reported small sale
o.. Rye Flour made ~ so. Corn Meal i tul 90
. - per bbL There Is little or no inquiry tor Wheat
and no sales have trsnspircd Corn continues IN good
demand and considerable sales have been made l1c
weight We quote Southern Oats ~ 81 D. and Penn
az 50 cts Holders ~ Cotton asa advanced rates. but
BUYERS hold or Whisky Is duh nj 2l - cts 90 hhcs
and b5ls
sAIrs OF srocxs-Fa.t Boars-ioo Girard Bk. I'D
= 7n0 Cry 90. Ion: io Penn Bk l09 500 Loan.
49, 30. l2. S730 state S. - b. Louisville bk, 95i
$1,000 Tenn Bis, s.. Il - Planters Bk, Tenn -
500 lemch u.s. o..
second Board -ijO sch Nav lut. SIG $1,000 CITY os.
-O. 1913 500 Read RR Mort BIDS, OF 2,1 Wilmington
r 6s ~. 500 L : Treas Notes, no slil~2 state
-. - S2eOU : Loan t-. t1 ll2i $50 Read r r.. ID.
3, Girard b. III 5000 Sch Nav %. o., a..
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GERMANY.
Probabilities n Frankfort.

Tnuoe CharIe.- = srtVarfzenDorg l'appoIned WI.
tary Governor ~ Nilsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

~ For Gcn.en.eu's >immcl wear, eNccAng 10 al
IRE requisites 90 quaA'y, ,y.e and sane,. o. coor. any
before offered wi he ready i.r sac 80 l4i.lay .sA
il,t by LEARf a co. H4s,cr-.
my.S 90 ), and AsioT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
NJ A 2 z IT

II We are indebted 10 R MoGREGoR. ia.
Esq for copy Of Yesterday Aaug 4rgns in advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

~ The steamship Cambria, from Boston, for
Liverpool arrived at Halifax on Friday morning last
In al hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

C'LiF osSiA-rhe North American California As,ocia.
uon request attention 90 their advertisement, IA another
column Of podays paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

STEAMER CRESCENT CTY-Nothe-Al the urgent r..
quest Of passengers by the steamer Crescent Cry for
Chagrss she Will DO detained until "wednesday neat the
I'd INST az 4. p. ~
uvl7 gfiss I HoWApn GOV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

FRfH sALMos-z5 cENTs PR PLArr-rRoM KrsSt.
One Of the taest Of those much priced ash Will be-
serve d up this day with lobster saucej az DiLLoNs Al
hambra 10 Waters Turtle Soup aud Steak Oh Monday
next the 2lst INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

- Her principal Office for the sale Of tho universally
admitted good Throat and Lung remedy.
MRS. JEKvfs's c0iD CANDY
To 800 Broadway nearly opposite 10 her forme, place u
business. ,,yfs IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

I IVA sleN ~ GfNTLrNAN w U ~ mean IN "
sil letter Signs hung oui 20 .udcsie mans profession
business. bu, ,gu oi hNoN. harf. rs F4iol-st lis
choice variety -eueaens aas Tor sumner. ght hca
YER eghorn. straw &c have as many rafcrs aui a..
mlrcrs as they are heagf. fUi and cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

lSqvEsTs-Coroner Bal he'd lnquests ye,tsr
day upon the following On tie BODY Of NJ
ase, who fel from derrick a. tie Navy Yard and
vas killed verdict accordingly. On a male infant AZ
hed HOOK Punt found buried there verdict, born
alive, bu. destroyed BY some per.on unknown A, tie
City Hospital The body Of Lawrence Doyrnev vsr.
Diet died from the elects Of injuries caused By bank
Of earth falling On him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

- Any Kind Of business Information may be- .n,..S
aDfoad throughout the country any secOu which NAV
De't SUIT advertisers, simply by advertising the public
neMspspefs ~ ne country PALMER j. ale Agent On..e
ia Tie Tribune Bulding-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
] HOWARD \ sON- ID smth..,-

hNieEEEsocsER RAScE-Ths nsw and useful aruels
Is last Introducing Itself into general favor In hi. city
hear Peck-sl.p. nnyI2 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

sFHiND >TYLt5 ~ Straw HArs Fos CHiL0RFN Tho
subscriber is prepared WIKI BIS exhibition II SrnuS
STYLES Of fancy HAS ior children. AMI respectfully 90.
ae al!es char hey may examine in h. room.
appropriated expressly for ihs purfoseolc 9th richest
most varied. and eesar siocss goods OF a, iescny
ton hht has ,eea oren 10 Tie pubic g any cc OF
the [ nlrd states. J. Y GENlN. ga Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
House OF Lords on fhe Canadian Rebellion
Losses Bill.

Car Iaa iQf bQstua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

GOLD PESs ASO wArcHfs.-rhe Richeheu Diamond.
pointed Gold Pens warranted 20 Eve years in beau.
anu gold aud silver cases IN choice selection 81 fine
Gold and Silver Watches Manufactured and sold whole
lie and Ie.lL- bH ] l sAAAaE. U Eu.-nu--L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHRIST CHURcH.-The cornerstone Of the. edi
nee vas laid yesterday afternoon by Rev Dr. Stone
Tae architecture VIII be Gothic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

~rcss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

GENritVtN', H,r>-StNNfS ShLt-wN. u BASS
CO Hsiter.. 10 Broadway. New.york. 1873 Che.'auist
Philadelphia. VIII issue tie summer Fashion or Geaie.
mems Haas on saturday neNf. the illn inst The Hai
manuac aired v.h tie and attention from he
Rocky Mountain silver Beaver. 10 IS oi beautiful color
light airy ami elegant and possesses every requisite for
comfortable and durable summer Hat mvli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

iNfERAl TgA coNfAsy, l7s Bowery, opposite Delan.
ceysr-Sugar. Tea, Coffee and Spices We have usi re-
ceiyed Of late imporaons ne assortment Of Green and
Black Iess which determined 70 sell low o. any
establishment In The city Also, i assortment Of Sugars
and Cofces which is Lot 10 be surpassed quality and
cheapuess Our friends and The public Invited 10 call
AID Judge for themselves l78 Bowery between foome
aud Spring sts. lmyl3 ~ WATSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

HEALrH.-To battle is 70 secure and preserve
health AZ tie hniekerooeker Baths l0l Bowery. the
tubs are a. new this spring and the charge Is only one
shilling or tn for dollar marble any other TUBE.
a. large any In the City are always in redins4s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
III Mr.. SAMUEL C. TREVOR is our au-
thorized general agent to collect and receipt for all
sums due this office for advertisements and sub
scriptions. .ta@
WING MEETING.

Mr.. EDlroR-PIease call a Meeting of the
Wings of the Parish of Iberville, to be held on
SATURDAY the 5h Of May next, at the Cour,
House in Plaquemine, for the purpose Of selecting
suitable delegates to represent this Parish in the
State Wing Convention, to be held at Baton Rouge
on Monday the 14tb Of May, for the purpose Of ses
lecting suitable candidates for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor. Which delegation we propose
shah also have power from the Parish Meeting to
inset the delegates from the other Parishes Of this
Congressional and Senatorial District, and noni>
nate suitable persons to represent us in the Con-
gress Of the United States, and Senate Of the State.
w efurthsr propose that the present Meeting shall
nominats candidates for Senator, Representatives,
Recorder, Clerk, Sheriff, Assessor, &c. A gener.
al attendance of the Wings of the Parish Is earnestly
requested by
MANY WINGS OF IBERvIILE.
April 18th, 1s49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
Latest from California.
Large Quantities of Go

Large Quantities of Cold.
The N. Y. Tribune of 5th inst. give,
the following extract from a business letter
received by respectable house of that
city engaged in the Northwest trade, from
its correspondent at San Francisco
Though some of the statements seem al
most incredible, the Tribune youches for
their authenticity, having seen the original
letter:
SAN Francisco, February z, 1s49.
You ask me to give you facts as they
are. You shall have a plain statement Of
matters as they exist. AT present there
is little or nothing doing in the place, in
consequence Of the immense quantity Of
o that has fallen this year.
There are at present two thousand
persons at the mines. Some are living in
tents, and others in log houses. Many
have persisted from exposure to cold, fe-
vers, &C., but such is the excitement and
rage for gold that they undergo the most
unbeard of hardships with the hope of pas
sing the winter on the spot, SO AS to avail
themselves of the first opening of sp,ing,
which is looked forward to with great
hopes.
As regards the richness of these mines,
| can only say; that the most exaggerated
accounts may be believed. A few days
ago a gentleman came down from the
mines, bringing with him $4,000 in gold
dust, which he dug out in the space Of six
days. This is a fact which you may rely
upon. | have it from persons, eye-wit-
nesses, whose veracity cannot be doubted
l mysel: saw a piece this morning
weighing seven pounds, the most curious
specimen that has yet made its appear
ance. The extraordinary richness Of this
placer, or placers-for there are many
surpasses any thing that the world has
ever seen. ! can hardly realize it myself.
There has been upwards Of five mil
lions of doaars Of gold exported from San
Fracisco alone, exclusive of that taken by
the traders who have gone to Oregon and
the United States, who have all carried
from ten to twenty thousand dollars.
All who 60 to the mines do well, which
is the most convincing proof I can give
you of their great richness.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
Assemble Whig.

H. PEdaew-Veuiles appeler une assemble
des Wings de cette Paroisse, devaut etre tenue
SAMEDI, S Moi, q Ia maison de cour 4 Piaque>
mine, afinde choisir des delsgues pour representer
cette Paroisse a Ia convention d'Etat, qui dot etre
tenne d Baton Rouge le IA Mai, 1849, pour nom>
mer les candidats pour Gouverneur ct Lieutenan,
Gonverneur. Laquelle delegation devra aussi
SO jolndre anx ausres delegues des autres Paroisses
do CO district congressional, pour nommer un
candidas pour reptesenter &c Distrie. an Congress
des Eats Unis.
Hest aussi propose que cette assemble nomme.
ra des candidats pour Senateur, Representants,
Recordsur, Grefier, Sherif, Assessor, &c. &c.
L'Attention ssreuse des Wings de cette Paroisse
est s0Iicitee- ~4
BE AUCOUP DE WINGS DTBERVILLE.
Avril l6, 1e49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
Things in Washington.
From the Baltimore


WASHINGTON, April 5.-Rumors have
been rife to-day of difficulties in the Cab
met in regard to appointments, and that
Mr.. Clayton wishes to 60 to England
In this event Mr.. Meredith will be Secre-
tary Of State, and Mr.. Evans, of Maine,
Secretary of the Treasury. The office
seekers like this latter arrangement.
The Connecticut and Rhode Island
elections (which are unfavorable to the
whigs) have had a great influence on the
Cabinet as to the necessity of removals
and appointments, and it is rumored that
Gen. Taylor says he is now going to work.
The ofice-seekers are highly gratified at
this declaration.
No less than nine of the candidates for
the Philadelphia collectorship arrived here
to-day, and all accidently met at the break
fast table at Wizards Hotel this morning.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The rumors
of discussions in the Cabinet, which l
sent you yesterday, are denied to-day on
Cabinet authority. 1t is admitted, how-
ever, that some difficulties took place in
regard to appointments, but that conser-
vative views prevailed.
The Cabinet was a short time in ses~
sion to-day, but nothing important was
done. The Presidents levee was well
attended to-day. Mrs. Bliss appeared in
her usual attractive style. She wal the
admiration of all.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

Fire at the Penittntiary.-We learn
from the Democrat that a fire occurred in
the foundry building at the pe%nitentiary at
Baton Rouge Saturday afternoon, the 7h,
which destroyed the roof of the building
Fortunately the citizens arrested the flames
without further damage. They were we'll
seconded in their efforts by the officers of
the penitentiary, as also the convictss who
worked like good fellows. The entire
damage by the fire will not fall short Of
$1,000, all of which is covered by iissu-
rance.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
Whlg Meeting, 9Th Of May.

La saosheS column will he found q call
Tor a Meesiag Of the Wings Of Iberviiie
On the 5h Of May next, for purposes
therein sisted.
The Wigs Of the Parish should bear
in mind that apathy will not retain them
the supremacy they nov ENJOY, aud that it
is all important that all no only attend
and have a voice in the above Meeting,
but that afterwards they use all vigilance
and activity to secure the election of the
candidates for the Legislature and for Pa
rish Offices; and moreover, to select and
instruct their delegates to the State Con"
vention in such manne most %congenial
to their wishes. We have no doubt that
ia the selection of men to fill various Off
ces, the motto o. 'shonesty, capacity and
fidelity" will be strictly adhered to. As for
ourselves, we do not care how influential
any nan might be-however eminent as
a Whi gg-we should never support him If
it was positively known that he lacked eli
ther of the above qualities. This primer"
pie should be particularly applicable in
the selection of Parish officers. But our
citizens are aware of this desideratum ia
their deliberations, without any comment
from US. They are aware, too, that when
they have found a man who fills bis Office
with honor to himself and to the Parish,
and whose habits and qualifications emf
nently fit him for it, they should keep him
there by all means.
We join in the request that all the
Wings of the Parish endeavor to be in
.Plaquemine on Saturday the 5th day of
May next, and commence in earnest the
campaign of ls49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

English Insohnce.-The bark Tho
mas, Capt. Harmon, arrived yesterday
from Chagres, says the Picayune of Tues
day the 10th, having sailed the 25th ult.
Capt. III. desires to make public the fol-
lowing facts:
Lat. 20 deg. so min. N, Ion. So deg. Ii
min. w. 2 P. M, discovered a ship to the
southwark but could not distinguish her
colors as she was astern of US. At2 l-2
r. N. she fired a lee gun; we instantly
hoisted our ensign. In ten minutes she
fred a shot from her starboard bride gun
which fell short of us once and half our
length astern and in range. We instantly
took in our studding sails and hove too.
She came up 10 we saw her flag. She
proved to be an English ship rugged sloop
Of war. At 3 IA she sailed up on our
weather quarter and saluted me with the
following language: "You d. Yankee.
why did you not answer my signal and
not give me the trouble to come up here.
I have a mind to blow you out of water"
He said no more, squared his yards, set
his studding sails and went about his bu-
siness. l made sail and passed him at a
r. n.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

g@"J. H. H." the spicy correspon~
dent of the Montgomery Journal. has
lately been attending court in Russell
county, Ala, from which place he fur
nishes the Journal with some model re-
ports under the head of 'Jottings.' Here
are some extracts:
Bill Jones, an old hook nosed rascal,
pleaded guilty to two bills of indictment
for stealing a horse and mule, and threw
himself upon the mercy Of the court.| He
called on Mr.. Belser to speak to his eha>
~racter;;' whereupon that gentleman stated
that he knew nothing against the prison.
er, except that he lad once stolen a sad
die from Gov. Fitzpatrick. |.
There was a follow introduced in a e,fim
con case, who vas known as the costfce
w;tness. He showed great adroisness in
his evasions, and the counsel for the plain
tiff thought that truth would expire in the
moral vacuum of his soul az quick as| a
cat in an exhausted receiver!
One Bobinett, a grocery keeper at Sand
Fort. was remarkable for the character of
testimony he introduced to exculpate him..
self from the accusations Of the State
He and one Brown being indicted for ga
ming, his witness deposed that he saw
Brown playing cards with Bobbinett, but
did o sse Bobbinett playing with Brown
Bobbinstt is clearly invisible when at
cards, and like mercantile specimens Of
the same name, may be easily seen
Bobbinett's nam appears in
about half of the State cases. So far, he
has displayed a fine quality Of edglg,
but, some of these days, the State will
show him up a inserting. This fayorite |
grand juries patronized at his grocery |
game with dice, called Help the Neigh
bor.' The neighbors could not aPpreci-
ate the benefit, and ungratefulfy indicted
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

~The Nashville Banner and the
Nashville Wing have been merged into
one paper, which is published daily now
by Bang g. Co, under the title Of Banner
and Wing. Mr.. Hall goes to Washington
to assume his duties as Register Of the
Treasury.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

Another Awfal 7rogsdy.-Another ter
rible tragedy, says the Picryune Of the
10th, almost equal to the melancholy one
of Baronne street, occurred in Bourbon
street; between Hospital and Ursuline
streets, or Saturday night, in cool blood.
The victim 10 this case was a Mrs. Jane
Lintell. The details of all the circumstan-
ces which led to the commission of the
awful crime are not fit matters for public
discussion, and we omit them. The
parties have been separated for several
months, and Mrs. l.. has resided in Bonr-
bon street, as above mentioned. Lintell
went to her house on Saturday night and
asked for her at the door. She did not
wish to see him, and the fiendish husband
was obliged to use stratagem to induce her
to come to the door. As soon as she did
so he drew forth a knife and stabbed
her under the right breast, inficting a
wound of which she shortly after expired.
The assassin Immediately fed, but was
arrested on Sunday morning at the Tivol'
Circle by Officers Rosenham and Riley.
The demon Jealousy is supposed to have
melted the murderer to do bis work.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

DrED.-The Louisville Courier Of the
4th inst. says that Mfr. Bernard Barton,
the Quaker poet, died very suddenly on
the Goth nit, at Woodbridge, Of an affec-
ton of the heart.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18

wMr. Polk and his lady arrived at
Nashville on the I'd inst. The ex-Pfesl-
dent was received with every mark OF res
pect. After remaining in Nashville for
one day he would proceed to bis home.