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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIC.-Mr O'Rielly
is endeayoring to get up company for the pur-
pose of constructing telegraph to the Pacific.
From circular which he is sending forth, the fol-
lowing is extracted:
!" An emigration unparalleled in character by any
movement that ever influenced suddenly the des-
TIMES of civilized adventures, now extends and
quchens the desire for Geographic communication !;
and the undersigned is arranging to comply
promptly with the requirement., by speedily ex-
tending the Telegraph line TO Fort Leayenworth
on the frontiers of organized government-reedy, as
above mentioned, to complete it TO the Pacific in a
tweve-month after means are provided, by Gov
ernmsHtal or private assistance.
g 1t may be Incidentally remarked, thai The ex-
tension of the line through the national domain SO
as TO render telegraphic communication generally,
least, regular between the Mississippi and the
Pacific as il is now between the Atlantic and MIS-
slssipp, need involve little extra public expense
certainly q tfltiing expense compared with The vast
advantageous the Oregon and California line
could be amply protected: and the comfort of emf
grants and travellers largely promoted bV the dis
trlbuiIon Of small parties of regular sodery into
stochades twenty or thirty miles apart, instead of
balng concentrated in large numbers at forts hun
dreds of miles asUnder-some of the Geographic
constructors forming intermediate locations and
stOCkades Us the germs OF towns, for which they
have shown their capacity by the generous fidelity
several years in constructing Geographic lines m all
sections 0f the United States-thus speedily esiab
fishing ali efficient chain of stoekades about fifteen
miles apart for the protection OF enigrants and set
Elements, as well as FOR encouraging Geographic
and other correspondence on the whole route be-
tween the Missouri frontier and the Pacific coast
on the success Of which plan, whenever Congress
sional appreciation is obtained, The undersigned UW
freely stake all the interest he has may haze the
lines constructed under his arrangements al all sec
tons Of The United States-a remark that may not
be deemed irrelevant, in view of what some persons
have styled the impractcable' and visionary
character of the projected extension from Fort
Leavenworth to the Pacifc-and in view also of
the fact that, while the telegraph may be thus
economically extended to the Pacific, and all its
advantages enjoyed by the American people and
Government, and especially by the emigrants and
commerce on the shores of that ocean, several
years before the Great National Railroad can be
built, the pioneer settlements made along the pro-
posed telegraph line would always be useful in
connection with that railroad as well as with the
civilization of the country along its route-objecs
fully harmonizing with the philanthropic national
policy advocated by Senator Benton"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
Canadian Affairs.

In addition TO the dispatches we have already
published in relation to the recent riots i'll Carada,
We find one in the New York papers dated half past
6 O'Clock in the evening of the 10Th:
The military called out and received with loud
cheers the of the mob The population OF all classes
and ceeds have determined stand by the acts Of The past
night. No lives lost council held during the
night. One hundred and foy-eght warrants for arrests
Messfs. ontgomery McHewaId and +. Smith Tie st
Andrew Society met this morning to excl Lord Egin a.
Patron of the Society. Five leading Conservatives were
arrested on charge OF and after undergoing short
Jail till tomorrow. multitude numbering about 30U
accompanied them to prison. amidst continued and deaen
cheers. They escorted by guard Of iGO men of
the 18th Regiment. The whole garrison Is under arms
The French enrolling themselves body
guard protect Lord Elgn Ii is rumoed that the Jail viii
be burned night. DISPATCHES have been sent by telegraph
to the provinces The government attempted to gam
possession of the Canada telegraph wires for the day but
they were promptly denied Them
dispatch in the Charleston papers, dated at
New York on the 30th, at P. NJ, says:
We have further news from Montreal where the diflcu
ties bstween the rioters and the appear to nave
he'd the point OF actual rebellion conflict took place
on Saturday between the armed forces OF the Gov
and blood drawn. two of the mob being wounded but
tne 'Toops We're forced to withdraw. Petons nume'oaSy
signed nave been forwarded to the Queen asking Tor ihe
recall Oh 5-ofa Eign, and for the annulment OF the ac
mobs Last night the dwellings of Messrs. Henks and
Holmes were nearly destroyed Cannon were planted in
the streets and houses have been barrcaded Sir Benjamin
Duncan the Commander OF the Forces had reached Mon
reported that outbreaks had occurred at Toronto and
Kingston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

DEATH OF Mr.. HENRY BAILEY.-We learn
N the Charleston papers that Mr.. Bailey, for
nv Attorney General of South Carolina, and
rysr Of learning and ability, died last Saturday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

suysn IA;-The correct definition of this word
asutwsoy the Cincinnati Dispatch, is semi-trans-
tsamna or water not entirely clear. The In
shs isuo u the Falls Of StAnthony is Meme. ha-ha,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

yaveATIoN OF THE SABINE.-A public meet
has been held at San Augustine, Texas, for
purpose of taking measures to improve the
EssiOn of the Sabine. The meeting proposes
la1vsntion, to be held on the first Saturday Of
H, at Shelbyville, in order to adopt some system
Improving the Sabine and its branches. The
srns Of Louisiana, adjacent to the Sabine, are
ned to send delegates to the convention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
INDICATOR.

BANS TELEGRAPH.-A company of responsible
men, chiefly merchants of this city, are engaged,
under charter from the Legislature of New York,
in constructing line of Telegraph from New
York to Boston, making use of Bain's patent,
which in some respects is superior to any other.
The whole line is under contract and is expected
10 be finished by the LIST of July next. On the New
Haven section the posts are already up. The asso-
citation have taken the name of the New York and
New England Telegraph Company. 1t is not i'm
probable that the line will be extended 10 Halifax
Their office is in The marble building nearly oPpo-
site the Custom House.
Another association, using Bain's Telegraph, are
constructing line from this city to Washington.
The section from Washington to Baltimore is AREA
dy In operation Some account OF it is given in the
annexed extract from the Baltimore Clipper. The
whole line expected to be finished by The LIST of
August next.
A third company, using Bain's Telegraph, is con-
strucilng. or about to construct line from this city
to Buffalo
"A line of Telegraph under Houses patent, is in
process of construction from this city TO Boston. So
we likely, in the of few months, to have
three lines Of Telegraph between New York and
Boston, (Which guess will reduce the rates tri
he) three between New York and Philadelphia
and two if not three from Philadel phia TO Wash
ington. Also, before long, two from New York to
Buffalo.
There being three distinct patents, each ofwhich
is available without infringing upon the others, the
Telegraph monopoly may be considered at an end.
Mr.. O'Reiey is interested in Bain's Telegraph,
and suparintands the construction of the lines where
it is made Use Of; or at least the line from New
Y rlg TO Boston.
We wish success to all these enterprises. Mr..
Morse, the pioneer, has got large share of the
glory, and good handsome of money, to all
which he is fairly entitled. They who came lit
tie later into the field. with distinct inventions pro-
ducng the same results also entitled to the
fruits Of their own Iabor.-N y. Jour. Of Com.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
dispatch in the Charleston papers, dated at
New York on the 30th, at P. NJ, says

Sophistry is like window curtain: it pleases as
an ornament, but its true use is to keep out the light
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

A LONG MINDED MAYOR Mr.. Upham the
newly elected Mayor of Milwaukee, upon being
indicted into Office delivered an inaugural, occu
plying four columns and half in the papers. Mr..
U. was formerly editor of the Wilmington Del.)
Gazette, and it passes our comprehension how he
could ever have had it in his conscience TO impose
so great an inhicton upon the newspapers, to sa
nothing of the amiabIe public. We should have
thought that any man who had been an editor
would have known better,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

BRITISH "NATIoNAL" DEBT. - The London
Standard of Freedom says that the constant course
Of the Government to style the public debt g ma
tional' is exception to their mode of nomeu-
cature for everything else of public nature. The
Army and Navy are the Queens. The Church is
State Church The Courts of Justice are all
regal. Down to the very constable, every officer
is the Queens officer; nay, the peace of the nation
is the Queens peace. The debt alone has, ever
since its commencement, in the year 1894, been
deemed solely the Peoples concern. The part of
the Government was to borrow and spend it. 1t
was the People, part TO pay it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
Disasters. &c.

nxssas EL,sbstb q Thouator from Wilmington. sc
iasnir viii ION 1st before the gale lat ~ So IN -
boarc being all mo ssstAles 80 eouii
f3vs -. a.
CAS- eofs reported d.sss reached Charleston 50 lot shs
sd dn,s - ss s3srs sld tut the sale u l9h sui ath
.Fsisi, hb7s
g We and sod agciioa ~ the MstshaL ih-y were
m aeh quite tect and there Drug 10 the ship
The 1910 bag cfs not b.. was saved or etS 81 "c
~ Rshsrd Ius.r.o pyer arrived 9Th iys from
Yts>pha FOE Boston On the lst net "a a.. rom ~ '-'
sssozd skp-netce1 hsd'3 gale rom 81 lost stern
"a, s.r~s sssy D. received Other 'fH injury
xrNsaseI Sr) Doane ou Turss l.is.d tor ptsceris WIKI
salt ys4ng snf s5ind1ne1 ~ he captain sn'
he bost They peksd ~ bT's sshn.
Ds srd earned Kbsoa Js here they syed th uL The
as.n Of the toJsssr and ssln are efoihers
s. Org MsAg r4asi- reported yesterday byeunz
f< sL.r brf from C-niu~fos of Hsfoof sf~os NJ
-st - som F'onesos - .,-snes Nan.ou to bos'n BE-
Ash Csssfl. from Havana of france. with arg, q To-
stst-d TIE hcefs ar1
ss svsn lat % o. on p - b. eis Sen am
csp oh,s WITH -. ~fs ard crew big Bride Of Bash hence
sbs reported sbsngon-c landed Al 81 Oeorke
rsss aoh BY Br orig before reported TO hsvs take
nss lat AN lon 20 a. her d~cis rwet ooSis galley &s sn
nses ard ssss hej win .ai. las fne.s beng cut SWAY
'sisd iu Of water and amer the hltels. eutod and
fs~sy ps her dsck shove ~~sf except pcr"n
QusrsT-5sk where the ashsd uenssves the fss re
ssJ ss.hag completely tLsln Dung he nigh, Next DAY
W tbs ~fsck ~hhout ooc OF ~atef ultl lnl' o
=. %. whsa thss rescued - above
Es sesdwe Cohs.e before r-port.e oet on Assco ~s'
%. ss.S Al fh- Foosbs rce Vessel pso5.by insured
To ks-sau The 5 - o-io~ stated ~s
n r tot rspAs sns on Soh s;faes on Aesco mice
I.h ss,s In.s csiga1rd from Ns~yor. P.nAn. ~h
hNs C.orea SsoCnd 10 81 Naeehis bs i.ea
A sao alter eeit II sn upon 90 which ose ula~d h.f
used At vAfafsso Avg -, saa "ss thought would u
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rTw rAU aOOKG

MOSELLs PRACTICE AND FORMS.
TREATISE on the Practice u the Courts OF the state
"A Of Nsu-Yors adapted TO the Code n Procedure 10
amended by the act Of April n, sia, aid Tie rules Of TIE
Supreme Court
10 which d added the Prseucs in Court. q justices
OF the Peace, with srp.ndi, OF practical forms BY
Claudius Mcneil, COunssilor-st-lgw-
Barhours supreme Curt Reports, vols under me
New Constitution ot 1875.
Vol. s.-Deunis Reports, New-fork
vOl. l-Ssndfor1's superior Court Reports.
Vol S-Johus0ls Cases, second edition with cn7ious
notes references 10 thr American and English de-
citous With many additional cases not Included Ia the
former edition from he original notes Of Judge katcht
by LorolkO &. Sheppard culnss lore.-l-w.
Vol :-suobhsrrs Equity Reports, , c.
curti5 en- ihs Law Of Patents.
United states Annual Digest. iS+I AID lsi-
Vol 2-Dougisss Reports Michigan.
smiths Commentaries on ststu.4ry and Constitutional
Law.
DBusp'- Psey's Agency
Vol S-ssri.ori chsnesry Reports
Vol zo.-Engiisa ClaHeery Reports now published YER
hsts with notes snd references cugsh and American
Decisions Dy John A. Dunisp, cogns-lorstswi Il
contains Youuge eni CO.yeT Cha1cery, Reports vol
Vol s-ssndford's Chsnc-y Reports Newfork.
Vol 5-Bsrboors Chancery Reports, New-Yc's, Sue
cessor OF Paige
supreme Court Rules " lne state Of hev-YoTs, rs
established by the Court August, l5f9.
Session Laws OF New YORK. lsis. At Al Is
Comstock's Court Of Appeals Reports, vol. l.
Smiths Commentaries on Constitutional and s,stuslory
Law.
Treatise OF the Civil Jurisdiction OF Justices Of the
Peace, which sdded, olt.nes ~ The Powers ard
Duties Of County aud Town Offers 10 the state Of Ne"
YORK adapted Statutes aod the Code u Procedure
containing directions ami practical forms for every cy
case which Can sgi.e before justice under the Si-tue-
and the Code; BY Thomas W. Waterman, cOu1sslor-at
sew, 1879.
The above With gene 81 assortment " Law Books
and ali lhe State Reports, suOr ~ published Law
Libraries TOE Profession supplied on Tho best forms
BY BANKS, GOULD 90. LAW Booksellers
ffrf ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
DRY GOODS.

CRKAT SALE OF sHAWLs, SILKS. MERI-
~ nos, CAsslMEREs, ks-S. BARKER, Sol Grand
Il Offers for sale one u The perfect assortment, Of
shs and At lower tsa Il 10 be found 10 any other
store in this city, viz
800 Wooden Long Shavl- Of every pattern aud color aud
qualify, from sup
800 Square Wooden and Ksbyle Shswls 81 70 ss
100 Printed Tufkeni Dtmssk Shawls.
siso Ice Long Brooke ari Cashmere shaws, new coi-
crngs aud ennre rsw designs, al WOOL, vefy ehesp
500 squsrs shawls all wool md has quality, most APP
proved styles. from IS up.
SILKS
800 pieces new silks Of the richest styles and qualify.
consisting Of figured eameeop, dem. ssee sud broesde
fou de Sole ssi Glsoe Sllss.
sGsai stripes AID plsid lbs, 7ssiup.
Plain end 4 surei Sai.a de Chine All saba Turk
Also 100 pisces plain BLACK high lustsr Orc de Rhine.
from 70 10 30 inches wide the cheapest be found In this
city.
Also 800 pieces French &ennos DARK high eoors max
log q the most perfect sssofmen's Of ceo' to 5e
found In his city, Al lo~ pre's
Aso 500 pieces double width Cashmsrcs, LJoness AID
Paramalts Cloths 81 To e. wide. from q Of up
Coo pieces new Alpaca, snd Mohsir Cloths.
2o0pi-es. plain black Alp.czs !. "a Up.
Also SO pieces new ds LANES and Csshnerss from IL
TO ls6i.
All Wool French, ?, oi TO 10
The above are only few OF the styles mentioned, -
every Article wanted Tor ID. present season san b. found
this store.
Every article tru;hf,lly represented.
AL parcel, sent il required 10 any part Of this city
Brooklyn wilam.burgh or Jersey City free Of charge
5. BARKER, sol Grand-sL
OLE IL N block fro n bow-fy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
SCHOOLS.
YINDERHOOK AOADEMy

A Nd FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL-ir IN, fn.-t-
[Nuuou lrs wlrt-r lem u i've months uo-.s 90
the lst t0Fentsr. 81 10 er-cIu- u Lee ard
cotnmodlols Mansion plsrl-1 y erinerr sfclffect
win press 1-.lsn u sfn. hy mot-rr ,efov--
u-nis comforts ard cDrTer-erce II good Road ~
House greater advantages than Pre- seu- ID ca.
pts from cissncs, vto sy rce-le "a - family OF ne
Principal 1rorous hnsss Ofi1srgc;on Il e-ysc-s IL I'm
- a. whether "a t1s Jisssirs ne ss1 hr-nc- or ne
Modern languages Phi Music Tor each Of wch cepsfi.
meats 40 e. 7err-r-i professor a. appoint
4 WATSON Prisriusl
Circulars rr-f.irf-z flr parcu obtained fr..r.
N--rs Plhlsr-gE IS Bszd Ely. where 6.l le Frucl-
~ = al ls ir 80 CIV me- seen or nesf1 o.
References, Hon. J-fs- tsnL-rp--i. Hon. Ie-n Van
h-frn, Rev. d. gsnnlss T1os- Chs.m-rs II D Sc
Naiser--t Of. 5ifrrukTt,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
Domestic Ports.

AlrisCkE DC, liar sohrs El1lb..h M4.ls. Ply IN IA
.seasos. fs@fce. Mon. ksfrsn.e1oeA "a 10y NS.>
ahs no JGa.loi asry Rsh6cL O-sooc Jsescs efEs fss
4s ks~d faxusyga al fcIi1 CAsS.gs Nspce'a hne' e
- csaA,es sol Er- yisafss Ro Jssso 40 nsA~ti 80
sStas< >etes. Portsmouth, -hfs q Net.rf, "a a-A-
- bs.usf. -uu Bo.nni CauJn-. Mitchell. heh l'ld
sios, Oct io-An srzs MAisga fssls sPl kem-d-s GO.
80, ~ ira Josspt fousss,. NI-a. isacsri" hsi-a e.
- ,s.'snos. ssno Pc'os, 81 WE ffsas- fos' Aa1.P
~. e e. s"1. Lsia. ATSie, rs. f1s.isAp. oyc-- -.
"a, ~ az "sstHxoa Voice v Hs,i p, Sara Ne
- ~ No.; stou- GO. s1s4anaa. Hams, Hi. ~
So ~~ssy Ma Pope. f1st.ri Astn-is ~ ts,
Marc Pruci-tor. o.. ffsee- Ne1i"ofh 90
- ksas Rogers o. C5uF Jorssn. kssvftn sul-ff
L 80 cs.eo Morrsi u irc o.. sffus b. g. Ia
- lhn.sioc; D~ntef, huson. Ncfh.ftftolNi Hate4e,
Aakesta L->.s. woos Goue-sisf 50, s'-snsh2 Ame
az -tefe sc rena.s -ta shis re a.Io
-afEh Emna Mt.s tsrs e Paifsx. bart. J..'ce story
IA sns' kfe;wsn AMI Lesaofn are ''s''i % 1~'
vtesskr0ws oc, s-Au SCI r. Crusade RP-y Nlofs c
Y,st anrss fe-sd Tor Basoa APias, Ha"nan h'"'01''
sssfSoRD DC, o-A steam ,,hr o..-ols. Nils. sfoTs sc
- tef tocss. Bats, rfoFk shf Nara LOUISA s"1ee ~
1rv ~ Dup n. nors.os fhAssslfhs 49,. O
De. Oct u, 10 ks-fAs sark kLrstsh J. IN ~,
90. -, shr. ess ths noslslg With fssh % in
Selomeu, for C.Krssio. hark - james tor No S<s"e
s say sss J,ssr See fes boson, Poossssd' 70 Sc
- ~ rosrnz Weather clear
suA60kDk sept ls-Au org xs,srofds. SYots
rok. Der oAu .ehr hoseus. Bart, sfers iof s'sieo
81 kseac1, sefc'cs. Cubs 1880. ,
ssas el cas- .chrs May ysas f.nsr ft.c.yhA G~orgs
s Nay 90 Tor wafsLanG Css@Pse As-a in kehmoss
sonoLx, Oct - nsts.msr asfae hsss.A bssore soos
bses ct ssteoes fhsds phs.. ks se- fro,ipencei
s>ossp ho~stf. BAno bcrnd TO q bNen soPkns.
t4s1sffs Richmond, Loa@ns fntehst, Fr-eefNkso.s.
20 % ffgs-Is. D. HsnPtoa Roads shp ss.su : hg-sn
tri2ssesS r''-' ''' S>'"'.a' '''' "-' ''''' ~
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ssssioa Cd enes s-esso, ss4s n.tsotsst kn, ssssa'
-.aloisi tf ssAf Sarah. ss,~, sksieafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

hKss.ca JAM o r,t bfs. yoAE Hiu Huni. IN hfs'e L.
Ps..rss arr asih Tor Falmouth .oou load for Nss iors,
sst ssuhews from New yort. sos, iofssn Jaaa CO Ma
'Fatsps ssled rslh tfS Jus.ns. Bscs~th, bstnne IN
v. pit b. org Velocity in ia tmcr- -
avail asnocth Jam san ult schf Monsoon slimsa fhAa
his sesseo Bay. JAN. ssh ait ens hsssro
Arr rhoms, - u tfg, Hsiy. lD,ol Bsisf Nsr'fofi.
'sr>s saha, Loas Phsts yhss tsut cid s; of h-fe
SO sst Mary Emily Prss- sstn5 lsot CID s.i iot '
~ schr Leo v.n New Yo's afh ers- Nsney fr.t
cuct sae cc ASIA l1s Placr) SSH, III mas ifo~
20 wy,ilssss p sgan sss sam dsy ofsi u n - - q
,asrg plfsa Js5ss Arscico 2Sih bsft Wssasaf q
orss So buss Al3hsss, Arown, AYR cSss; s.a'1~'
f<ss rerks lsis3S. ,,
mxss eoll. soth u, BIS Hunca- Jor ss- for1 "oud
~ IVA
ns. I..ass shout CT. sr sTs Fssy. o. fbsdsi
ftAAiaDs
lFses.s.c k;l in.. sss ftse- Of waes Bn~n. lcrS.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
California Vessels.

as Aug lat a.. supPos,j BY some v's.- Al say fr~n
as abr Pomona Amy ON Rssicrd. FEB or San lssne's
.so, Avg 10 >tssu l-aPposed lon lis w snip hAhao-iA
Atasl ffon Salem. April =. San ffsucisco-
spln Sept o. let al 10y PansrA the passage
to1 Psos tarks T<ss0 sac Bis ffznss, Iron
fs,sns Tor cAn flamenco.
AAsspu Sop, schf Roe J,nrss I'm Sas Ffancsee bound
tsn 1ks Roe SAID have been soic
eed b. SYork Company who vent q san fsneise "a her
@ Sept let snd Sc ship grey honnd. Of fhsaephs IRON
" fn.co bOuuf the Had prrvou ~ becn sv,-d
snassns ssd ct 4 - tie csptiin pAyng hoe OF s4oO
81 IN Goa rto. Jsus ss b.rA fo Ma oeiiy rcm fN Jse
= sr fone SEQ al vel
AusIAc.hrsno Avg 81 propeller Hartford L,s7r-. m Yo'i
= s-'zs.a ior ssn frsncisco. AID Toat sSvs sfih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

PAuLDrro,s NEW WORK.
er. vol ls'no 81 J X. PsaidinF, su;hos u " d.
= Fresia-H historical novel n crest interest
PHYSICIAN and PATIENT.

: Prsstcsi View Of .h- NUNS. Duues IL s'icus sni
lll-r-s % in- Medical Profession ard the Community
by Wortington Hooker, 81 y. ! vol l2uo.
frOfteu.c MeircA Romance. BY AIRED B Street
Wi Emo. with portrait
lu- sll il-finrE tl-r-, trHr N'~ ff1ne fn -f =
foag. II o 10 So o--uiy 0 illr r-tsfrorllF sf-l
to-cfac - Tors nj rr rsflT- t1- ~- -lrls-
Of s--rcial1s-frf slnr 30 battle
% wiz p.---1 nr sfl-et rif-i s-- Cd
exception a. .sssrntl ~ y \ Ccr--l-r.is.
on SATURDAY. i5lh ir-f
Les Grngos. en lnside View 81 Mexico ard California
with Wanferuzs Ia Pefa. Chi ard Polynesia. hy Lieut.
Wiz Z 5 N LoL, sl-.L BAhEh sCkIBNkA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
rr1s MARNe yorHNlL. focRrn RAeE z,

cLIlRgDstPs Aus.css, wiaUorh -. B9orns.. Johns'o
sc.JAa skiioy. shpsy. liverpool kermit. bfD1sle NoF
sos. r rr-i s,l-aiit Bss1 STAR hsl osAc Jsfavsn,
o,ssas. Dlns M & u mo-
IA, sor.ras. Rnot,. D.masr- s1Fy. Anderson SUN
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