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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19
MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,

VALUABLE WORK TO ARCHITECTS, CIVIL
ENGINEERS, ETC.
Just received at the
New Orleans Stationers Warehouse,
No. II CAMP street.
AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
Historical, Iheouuca aud Practical. By EDWARD Cresy
Engineer. Illustrated with upwards ii 3GO0
engraynss on wood b R. Brauston. Complete
--- - -. ALSO 80.
A COURSE OF LECTURES on Natural Philosophy
and the Mechanical Arts, By Thomas Young, NJ. D.. ec
BUTTONS Course of Mathematics.
PESCHEL'S Elements of Physics. 9 vols.
NOUNG-c Elements Of Mechanics.
HARN,S Theoretical aud Practical Mechanics
B9ugHARLAT's Mechanics, by E. II. COurenay,
RENWlEK'S Mechanics.
WHEWELL,S Mechanics Of Engineering.
MAHAN,S Civil Engineering.
MAHAN'S Field Fertilization
WIGHTWlCK's Hints to Young Architects, etc. by
LAFEYER's Beauties of Modern Architecture
RARNAR Us School Architecture.
THE WORKING MANS COTTAGE ARCH.
- IEL LUXE By T. Thomas IT., Architect.
ELbbioTI5S Cottage and Cottage Life. Containing
HATFIELD'S American HouseCarpentsr 300 engraviugs
TREATlSES on Architecture, Building, asonTy Join
cry aud Carpentry, from the Encyclopedia Britannica
AhNOl Gothic Architecture, applied to Modern Rel
BALlLANTINE's Tradesmans Book Of Ornamental
FERGUsON's True Principles in Art.
WYmAhlS PIae teal Treatise on Ventilation.
HOShlNG'S Regulation Of Buildings in Towns, as a
means Of promoting and securing the health
Of thu inhabitants.
JoHNSON,s Notes on the Use of Anthracite Iron
BARTLETF'S Elementary TTsatisA Optics
PRACTICAL Treatise Dyeing and CaicO Printing
BREWSIER'S Treatise on Optics.
TAHLOR'S Statistics OF Coal. For sale by
SIT 3td ltW J. b. STEEL, Ii Camp st.
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MINEsoTA-The Territorial Courts of Minnesota
have been opened. Twenty attorneys were ad-
mltted to practice, which certainly will be thought
a sufficient number for population of no more
than five thousand.
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SHIP AsHoRE.-Capt. Rice, of the ship Ash
land, which arrived yesterday from New York,
saw, on the 18th inst, large ship ashore on the
Tortugas. Could not ascertain her name. There
were sevarnl vvreckers about her
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NEW FALL GOODS.
LEYsE 13 CharfT.as Gtv.g.E

NEW FALL GOODS,
. LAPSLEY'S, l3 Chartres Street.
ENTE now opening a large and rich sssoru,eBt of
w. FASHIONABLE GOODS for Fall wear consist.
ing OF the newest styles and fabrics of the present year
ment OF " Jul N7aOi'-
American and English PRINTS, warranted oolors-Io
and lA% cents; 49, -
French CHlNTZE5, new styles and very noh;
English do. do,
Plain and Figured Changeable ID ~ 0'OP'
KID GLOVE5-qll colOfs
VALENCIA EDGlNGS and INSERTINGS.
Beautiful assortment of BELT RIBBONS:
LONG CLOTHS: ~ 7NPs'''"e
COTTON and SILK HOSIERY.
FRENCH PARASOLS-new style
sll 2w2p w M & T.ApsT nv
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REGATTA PRIzEs.-We have seen the three
prizes which are to be run for day after tomorrow
at Dan Hickok's regatta. They are well worth a
struggle for them by the first and fastest boats on
the Lake
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Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

IHoMAs BRAD3, q Ohartres Street.
WILL, from this date commence selling off his ep,fg
w stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRV' f5O0TlS
in order to make for his fall supplies Purchaser il
want OF silks Shawls, BaTages Printed Musins Irish
hsI own interest BY examining the Stock before making
Their purghgses az the Goods will be sold at BARgATE
- IL I. BRADY will the LIST NovembeT Temove IN
Store No % CHARITIES STREET. OppoSite yvbeys
Dry Goods. ~ "N i KAY"
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New CoTToN.- Eighteen bales new Cotton,
says the Charleston Courier of the 18th, were re-
ceived by the railroad from Columbia, yesterday,
consigned to Messrs. Jas. Adger & Co., grown on
the plantation of R. Singleton. The quality is
considered strictly fair to good fair.
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Oliver, arrived yesterday from Tampico, bringing
papers as late as the 18th Of August The people
and journals of Tampco appear to think that the
secret expedition was intended for Mexico.
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VERMoNT.-Returns from seven-eighths of the
State show gain of wing Senator in Orleans
county, making 81 wings to of all other kinds so
far, and one to come in from Essex, which was
last year wing. OF Representatives, the Boston
Atlas complies returns from 2O7 towns, choosing
ll3 wings, % regular democrats, and so free soil.
No choice in l6 towns. The wings stand "a ahead
in these towns, instead of 9 behind as last year.
Net gain, AZ. Carlos Coolidge is in all probability
elected Governor by the people. His majority,
however, must be exceedingly small-not over two
or three hundred
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THE CUBAN ExPEDITIoN.-The New York cor
respondence of the Baltimore Sun, dated the 10TH
writes that the Cuban expedition has been post
poned for the present. in order to hull the apprehen
sons of the government officers but there is
scarcely doubt that the leaders are not disposed
to be so thwarted, and will take the first opportu-
nifty to push Their designs into effect" The Phil
adelphia correspondent Of the same paper of the
same date, says that the parties there are not dis
heaFtened, and do not at all intermt their exer-
tons, It says:
" The emissaries Of the secret expedition against
Cuba, or some other place. are at work in this city,
and have been rather munifcent in their promises
20 those disposed TO embark in the mysterious under
taking. The terms are $50 bounty, So per month";
and $1,000 at the expiration of a year. It is said
that Col. WynkOOp is to be Major General Of the
forces raised A great number of the Mexican re-
turned volunteers have agreed TO Join the eNpedi-
ton, for the purpose Of enjoying their love for ad
venture, which the Mexican campaign was not suf
fcient to COOL"
These calculations are undoubtedly too sanguine.
The interference of our own government, in con-
necton with the Spanish authorities, has been too
decided, explicit, and powerful, to permit any thing
TO be done in aid Of Cuba, even if the Cubans
should strike for themselves and be ready to receive
help. No doubt the whole affair is disconnected,
and postponed indefinitely. The preparations in
New York alone, which are now made useless, are
said to have cost nearly million of dollars.
The New York Tribune correspondent at Wash
ington, writes that the Spanish Minister and his
Secretary left Washington on the 9Th for New
| York; " on business connected with the alleged
/ contemplated invasion of Cuba" 1t adds q have
reason to believe that any arrests that may be
made, will be upon full instructions and undoubted
information Strengthening the surmise that
the government has been acting on information OBJ
tanned by the Spanish Minister
The Republic at Washington thinks the parties
concerned will have reason to thank the govern
ment for its interference, " it being ncontestible
that if the expedition had sailed and landed at any
point in Cuba, it would have been met by an over
whelming Spanish force; for the Captain General
was furnished with all the plans"
Certainly if the government knew more about
their plans and prospects than they did themselves,
they ought to be deeply obliged for managing it
with view to their advantage,
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Weld 8 60, " Oamp street.

Publishers ot DeBOBs Commercial Regislg and the n
=, 1,r,,,,, o Beaicak aud Surgical Journal, w.
hFFEB FOR SALE a most complete assortr,o,t oF
- Staple and Fancy STATIONERY. -I9TSSSOOi
They also have on hand, and con- kZhIMkSA.
stantly receiving the most complete assOrt. E=begs5
ment Of LIGHT LITERATURE in the M asIaIsisg
eity.... ~ General Agents for the pTnopaI NA(5A
ZINES, etc.
~ General Southern Agency for the GRAEFEN.
bOhN COMtANA- . mEDlClNES. SLIT
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THE LADY ALIcE,"-J B. Steel has just re-
ceived few numbers of the long and eagerly
looked for I" Lady Alice" OF course there will
be rush from all sides TO get copy before all of
the volumes are sold.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

SE~ Inuudaiion Relief Committee Of the second
and Fourth Wards.-The gentlemen composing this
COMMITTEE are requested THIS EVENING, Wednesday the
18th s hapast o'clock at the Engine House IN Inaa 81.
near Bpcobus for the final appropriation and distribution Of funds
remaining tho Treasurer BY order Of he President
SIG II J.. L,LENY, Secretary.
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BUSINESS CLOSING

T ARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE Sci LING, orr,
~ AT PRICES WITHOUT RE. .zZa.l-.zs
GARD TO COST At the Sign off ~
~ the Large Chair, lsag1-F
w So CAMP STREET, &{E@Esss5t1
land Offers his large stock of " ' 'i'''
Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Looking Glasses, etc.
At Prices LOWER than ever before Offered The whole
stock must be closed of beOe the LIST of November as then
the store is 10 be given up. '' - tiieA
x Il his will be fine opportunity for all about furnish
ing their houses with gOId and durable articles al FnD
ture, TO lay in their supplies. ST lw G. WHITNEY,
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"A Q n d.
A LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES

A LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
n in the NewOheans market, either with
without the KOian Attachment, are in. tli57IEf
i i6med That g MR ~ mAYo No H1
city and fully authorized to sell, at Boston prices, with
only freight and insurance added and to receive orders for
any description Of instruments manufactured By us leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the if salts
factory their arrival in NewOHeans. Every instrument
sold as above is warranted by and to be exchanged
without cost TO the purchaser not fOun satisfactory after
tna Each instrument will IN future be accompanied with
an invoice at our BOSTON CASH PRICES which mPy
be seen b. every purchaser if inquired for We have the
exclusive right and the only manufacturers Boston
Of the Patent EOLIAN ATTACHMENT; We manu-
iaGtuTs the Seven. Octave GRAND PLANO FORTES,
with and without the AOlan Attachment.
7. GILBERT & co. 400 Washington st.
Boston, October a. l845 SIG I'm
ANDREW J. AULT. SAM. Oakley FYYoU
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AULT & SEYMOUR

Groceries Retail and Wholesale,
AULT & SEYMOUR,
70, 244 TCHOUPITOU STREET
Bet0ooH 50. Jossph street and St .Nary's Market
TNHEY take much pleasure 10 inform their friends and the
Il public generally that they have purchased the we'll
COIvenlsn to St. Marys Market and which s fitted mn IN
the es, anneI-wheTe every article in the Grocery line
sh always be found, and at the lowest prices 70
Orders from their friends the county M in the cit
shall be carefully executed ~ ''
Beside beiL prepared to furnish every article of rooprs
trey VIII snpGay their friends with FLOUR, POTATOFS
EAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK in
small packages or in barrels iyIO 3taw If
WALTERS CRESCENT RESTAURANT AND
OYSTER SALooN....46 ST. Charles Street.
'F'HlS Establishment, having recently updergope tho
rI 4 UISSl9gh , repairs will be opened THIS MN q
EVENING for the season. where the lovers (S 81 LEI
= aaenEVa,. Of good cheer can Tegale SNNk8g
s5NSs themseYes to their hearts N&isW
- -44iaAA content The Saloon will be furnished
WIN the most choice OYSTERS, GAME etc. to be pro.
cured IN we country and the Bar with the best of Liquors
o sEey description, From the patronage heretofore given
" ms mouse by liberal public it is hoped by strict atten
on ~ ie wants oil The guests continuance OF taVog Wu
SUNDRl sS.-StoughtOn BittsTs Essence of Pepper
- mint Lemon Syrup Boston Craeken C0dish Elk
"a age and ordinary size Pine Apple Cheese sage Ten
nent Ae IN quarts and pnis landing ex bark yohn Gar
III 3tMW&Th 81 and So Common st.
SPERM CANDLES-IOO boxes Sperm, assorted, land
hCelng eX bark Mary Waterman, and foT SAFE 6y
~ sMWFh II, H. STONE Cu'h' % CQmmqR H.
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TIE THEATRE IN MoBILE.-It viii be seen by
an advertisement in this mornings paper that the
Mobile theatre is offered for rent during the coming
season. 1t is a large, handsome building, in good
repair, and has all the scenery and properties, as
under the late management Very little expense
would put it into perfect order for an active season
An enterpnsing management, with good com.
pany, could make it, we doubt not, profitable
affair. There is no rival in Mobile and tbers is
large resident population, who have taste for
theatricalss and during the winter season the citv
IS well filled with strangers and vsiters-a ready
to appreciate a well conducted place of public
amusement ANY further details or references can
y haa BY application az this Office.
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&PEBM CARDLES--I00 boxes Sperm, assorted, land
hCelhg eX bark Mary Waterman. and toT sale 6y
S7StMWTh II, /, STONE y CO. ~, 55 C0mmQR IT,
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MOBILE THEATRE FOR RENT.

MOBILE THEATRE FOR RENT.
INQUIRE at this Office OF
SO I'm Z. LOCKWOOD, Mobile Alabama.
DLASTER-6O0 barrels of various brands, landing from
4 bark Ceres and ship Ashland, for sale by
SO 81 HAYMAN & HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
VATANTED--A man do general work such as collect.
W ing barrels serving customers with Vinegar and coca.
sonaly work inside To such person. good wages will be
given and constant employment by J. II. WEBB, Vine
gar Establishment, corner OF Common and Marais streets
opposite the Charity Hospital SO
NEWARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT 100
bbs. OF the above Cement, suitable for Cstens Found
aiOns inside outside work landing from bark Ceres and
ship Ashland, for sale low from Levee by
HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, Agents 10 the
N. & r. Company, 50 Magazine st.
IL Certificates for this superior Cement are UNNECESSARY
as parties wishing to purchase ascertain its quality BY
applying 10 the Superintendent Of the Custom house
where several thousand barrels have been used in this most
superior Foundation to in the Southern country SIG 81
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NORMANss
Book and Stationery Establishment.

No I6 CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
BOOkS-Of every variety and description in every depar
lneHt o. Literature Science and the Arts. - f'
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as soon as published
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS. PSALM AMI HYMN
BOOkS-Of every kind. -'I AA4N4'
SCHOOL BOOKS-At Northern Prices
English Paper ' '"a'lnau DesI
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERs-Ofeyery quality
and description. i0'0i' H"oii'1
extensive Establishment. ''' i'""u
BoOK--BINDING AND PRINTING-On the most res-
fore purchasing. ~ '' 9'' zoo 9-
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AR. ANFOUX respectfully M forms III n. taut l H.
- nubHc generally, that he has removed 1sisl a
ms office and residence from No 8 BarOnne 4
street to No 20 Carondelet street be Q3 49,
tween Common and Canal streets wbera III IYN0P
ne can be consulted daily at ali hours and is prs0sTs5 10
perform all Dental Operations to their satSfsction
ed and at ms usual moderate charges
Office, at his residence No 20 CarondeIet bst,vasp Co
mon and Canal streets, NewOIlea sis I'm M
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I W. DOLBEAR'S NIGHT CLASSES m a,
u WRITING attend from 7 o 9 O'clock Les.
sons also given to Ladies, Gentlemen and Chit SNg
1Ten from = TO IL A. NJ, and rSm to P NJ New, sN5
Pupils will be received during entire Fan snd
Winter All Pupils are desired until good bu,ines, sv
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CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS. The elections or.
dered by Gen. Riley took place on the LIST of Au.
gust, and the following officers were elected +:
Judge of the Superior Court-Peter H. Burnett /;
Project - Horace Halves; Alealde John w.
Geary; Second Alcalde-Frank Turk; Sub-Pre-
iect-Francisco Guerrero; Town Council of San
Franciseo-Talbot H. Green, Henry A. Harrison,
Alfred }. Ellis, Stephen Harris, Thomas B. Win
ston, John Townsend, Rodman M. Price, William
II. Davis, Bezer Simmons, Samuel Brannon, Will
liam M. Stenart, G. B. Post; Delegates to the
observation-disclosures Gilbert, Myron Norton, VIM.
NJ Gwin, Joseph Hobson, William M. Steuart;
Supemumerary Delegates-W William d. NJ. How
ard, Francis J. Lippitt, A. J. Ellis, Francisco San
chez, Rodman M Price,
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Gorresponoenre Of the Nrcsrcnt
LRTTnR ooXXXV111.

Sanitary Condition Qf .Nsg YOrk-Peaes RstlrHiBg--
Secret Expedition StODped-State IF Cuban Dflitqrl-
BarRbarAtrS at Decentralization and POiitics-
St0cks-RiOt at Loieet,
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ISlegTaphed to tie aDaily Cresce,t."
Dismissal Of the French Ministe,

BALTIMORE, September 1s.-Our Government
some time since demanded of the French Govern
Inent the recall of N, Poussin, Minister Plenipo.
Tertiary of the French Republic at Washington,
in consequence of an impertnent note addressed
by him to the Secretary of State. The French
Government having failed to comply with the re-
quest of the Government of the United States,
President Taylor has minated to NJ Poussin that
his passports are ready for him.
Ne'O Tork.-Stocks are heavy to-day, and Pro-
visions generally dull. The Flour market is steady.
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3. Of II. Meetings ThiS Evening.

PEL1oAE DIVISION No. 1, at Peliqan Hall, cor Common
ana -. Charles sts., at O'Clock.
OCEAN DIVISION No, 2, at Unity Hail. Mahgny Build
lngs, Third Municipality, at O'Clock
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No 6, at Unity Hall, Ma
ngny Buildings, Third Municipality, ats clock
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. 10 at Gretnu, 1t 8 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-23

The MARKETS or THE CIrY.-ln another part
Of this days Herald, we publish an interesting
document which has been just issued from the pen
ofthe Commissioner of Streets and Lamps. It'll
a report on the public markets Of the city, Of
which there are eleven in number. The condition
Of these markets, as exhibited by Colonel Childs,
is disgraoetul to the Common Council, and to the
character of this great commercial city, which
boasts to be the metropolis Of the American re-.
public. Instead of being source of profit, they
are dead loss of $4,000 per annum-such have
been the frauds and peculation connived at by our
city fathers. The state Of repair IN which these
markets are kept, is only of piece with their
general Encouragement. There is no. one de-
cent market in New York; and, as the report truly
Observes cities in the Union, of not half the popu.
lation, have markets far superior, in every respect.
Any American who has visited the markets of
Liverpool, whose population far under that of
New York. must feel ashamed of the markets of
the Empire City; and the contrast is the more re-
markabIe as there is five times the amount of flesh
meat consumed here.
The following table will show the gross receipts
and expenditures of the several markets, and the
estimated annual cost to the city, over and above
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Domestic Miscellany

a letter nom Boston TO savanpah GA annoup,es
the teparauon 81 young Lawrence from his wife to
whom be was married about year since in Kenturkv.
ava Who was known ~ the belle Of the West Tbe
greeneyed monsterrs said to be the cause.
The steamship 0his hence for Havana, srr,vsa st
CHARLESTON bsr On the itth instant and reoeivaa RAJ
nails ana passengers for Havana and New Orleans
l., Norton late President Of the state Rank NJ Nor.
~ y. ani AL ~ ths directors, were admitted To
by Law. ' 10 'e''eo
DIR. fomeroy on trial at Mormon CITY for ns,,,c;
ratrg In an attempt 90 drive the Mormons out OF Mis-
touii, has been acquitted. ~
Gov Collier, 81 Alabama vas installei into ma. q.
Mon'Ecmsry, on the 18th inst.
Ibe Governor q Massachusetts, has commuted the
sentercs 81 death NJ w streeter for The mnrisr %
ne mother, TO impilscnment for life. ~
The STATE Houfe at Montgomery. AIab,m,. wa, d.
strJd ~ IRE ON the lith inst The House OF Rsnrs-
tthtenves Ma. in session when the hre brofs On,
yearly The Whole 81 the valuable papers and libraries
we're saved ''e
The Iise In tie Nississippi river at New orIeans
on IRE llth ipsiant such o. to cause serious
rfthsnficns tfanother overflow
Ihsr. were IS deaths in Baltimore city, for the week
ending the i7th inst WYNN
Ibe arnexatoiists of Montreal have issue ano,ber
antssto TIE principal points Of which are extracts
TON the hrgish pspers ali OF which nave bsen pub-
lithsi In the Hsrsa pun
Rev Oecrgs Johnson instf nsly killed al ,rhi.
ono On TIE nth inst ~ the q tsnta discsarrs Of
gun In hi tosn hands Va
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Our Special Photographic Correspondence.
WASHINGTON CITY,

WASHINGTON Cry,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. ~, 1919 :
The report of the joint committee, in democratic
caucus, last night, in favor of plurality VOTE was
defeated, by twenty.eight to forty-eight; but the
first movement In the House this morning, midi
Gated the readiness of the minority to join the
wings in electing Speaker
The vote on the motion to permit debate, and
the fiery speech of Mr.. Toombs (whig) OF Georgia,
during the roll call, were good signs of compro-
mise on plurality. A clear majority of the menu
bers, Disguised with the factlous proceedings Of
the last three weeks, are disposed to 60 to work
The arrival of the British steam sloop OF war
Hecate was greeted, this morning, by heavy can
nonade, at the arsenal.
Mr.. Powers, as have before stated, has de-
cined the mission to Naples, and has gone to
Cuba, for his health. L. 10y Morris is appointed
to the vacancy.
The Hon. George Folsom, of your city, is a
prominent candidate for the Netherlands.
SEP M.-HOWELL COBB, democrat. of
Georgia, has got the Speakership. "Glory enough
for one day.
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ryov.mep,. OF individuals.

Senior Don Eduardo Csrcsche, Charge dAnsires %
Nicaragua the government q the United states,
arrived in Washington on Friday and took rooms at
the National Hotel.
Major Andrew Donelson, late minister Of the
United States TO Germany Il nov In Washington city
and will shortly return to Tennessee, with his family.
Major Dusepbury, United States Army Com Up
shur pited States Navy, Hon. A X Holiday, Hon.
Thomas II Averett, Va have arrived In wsshngtos.