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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-27
BOURNE ON TEE sTEAM-ENGINE,

BOURNE ON TIE STEAM-ENGINE,
And Other Scientific Publications.
Attic N. o. Stationers Warehouse, No. IA Camp st.
A CATECHIsM OF TIE sTEAM-ENGINE: illusra.
IA tive ofthe Principles upon which its operation depends
to Mines Steam NavR alien and Railways with various
Editor Of Treatise the !team Engine, by the "A rti-
san Clubn ID. Appleton & Co.. from the last London
THE STEAM ENGINE STEAM NAVIGATION
A1 fns sAMAP b R a ssPPfEaM-rNGINE
RUSsELL's TREATISE on THE STEAM-ENGINE.
Ruaell on Steam and Steam Navigation.
Rosds and RsiI,osas. By Gisspe-sd edition, Is4s
LARDNER's LECT UREs ON SCIENCE and ART
2volumes.
Morit', Applied Chemistry. with 40 Engnvings.
Turner'S Organic and Inorganic Chemistry edited by Lie
Noad's Chemical Analysis.
Raps' 6sRs p aR%s Al s
Electroty, 9 Mauipulaiions in the Scientific Arts.
Diapers Chem,ly Of Planis-l vol. lto
tlegg on Coal Gas-1 VOL 4to.
Daniels Elements Of Metsorology-2 vols
Hoizapfes Turning aud Mechanical Manipulation.
Hailsck's Military Ars ard Scheme
W.Ishou,s. lmh2S StditWi J. 8. STEEL u Camp st
DOG LOST.
STEAYED from Camp street, near Julia, small TER
- RiER SLUT. yellow wire haired cropped ~
and my name engraved with number Of stone on ~A
it. liberal reward will be paid to whoever will return the
'a ms S IL Premium Hat Store D % Canp st.
A REAL BULLDOG, light brown, with Write stripe
ss ~ :: i e. saI:, 4
.s E'ss''''l'' street, will Be handsome, ''f FEssS
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STEAMBOAT BURNED.-The steamboat United
States, lying in Buffalo Harbor, entirely con-
sumed on the 7th inst. Insured for $4,000.
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FIRE IN THE THIRD MUNICIPALITY.-The fire on Sun.
streets Third Municipality and originated grocery store
-Four small buildings were destroyed.
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW V1ATHAN CIRCUS

THE Universal Public
that the New Leviathan Circus of Stone McCoum
hl6ltns at Congo Square, First Municipality.
The by far The the United States, comprising
combination Of talent unequaed by Circus this other
The will of Gynnastc
and Acroba Evouon those superior acts gems
Of Equestrian excellence highly appsdd the citizens Of Mo-
TO the New Levahsn would merely the OF the
following who, line, universally Acknowledged
be unequaled the world: Eaton Stone. the best rider
the world T. McCoun uneIuaed Equestrian. La Belle
Rosa, the ethereal Mercury Female John Smith,
eonss.eh the best Of Ethiopian characters living
H. p. Mndgan n j. Lpman j. Blackwood, J. R. Shay
D. w sons Coleman, B. Brown, +. Foun BrenaId A end
W. Hipckiey, Ben jennings Green Johnson, leading
e2urs the the Ievahan
Brass Band under the direction the H. X au
entire Arena brilliantly illuminated With
e the Family Pae. and be engaged
pcation Box Office, between hours 10 and II A. NJ.
EE Day Performance Sunday, u O'Clock, for the
Of juveniles who do wish attend the Night Exhibition
v Admiration, Box so children half price; Pit IS fyA
RoPERs sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.7S Street, .Neao Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to 2 P. NJ, and
" FROM 4 to O'CLOCK, p M. jas
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U. S. DISTRICT CouRT.-The Grand Jury yesterday
found true bill against Richard Wilson, for smuggling in
the bark Orion the 18th inst, box and bundles
value of $500 Thee land viz Wilkins Ma shall
and Gwnn, Us. u s.; Houston & Subett Us. u s.; and
r. j. Walker u. S-were dismisse yesterday no one
appearing Prosecute the claims The Court busy
Employed land TIL who have claims to prose
bsoe he Court should attend the ter the cases
ed iSms
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SECOND DISTRICT CCuRT-Louisana State Bank CASE
Yesterday Judge Canon dismissed the rule taken to suspend
the appeal to the Supreme Court by the Directors The
appea 10 before the Supreme Court Monday
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CoRoNER's iNqUEsT-The Coroner held an inquest
erday the Baronus Watchhouss on the body
of coored found ing dead in Canal about
o clock in the morning Verdict. died of apopexy.
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FIRST MUMCIPALITy CoUNCIL - Monday Epeairg
March 26.-Pessnt, Recorder Gsao and eleven Aldermen
communication was received from the Tsa.uLer stating
that he had issued bonds TO the of $50 200
petitions read and referred and usual some very
useless speeches msde, but business of importance
transacted.
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FIRST DISTRICT CONTRIBUTING of Importance oc.
ed IN this Court yesterday. The trial of Chandler for
murder, which was TO have come was postponed
account of the absencs of material witnesses.
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ORLEANS TIL RE.

Benefit Of Mr. DuLUC, first Tenor Of the Grand Opera
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81 will performed act
Grand Opera Of THE JEWESs. Performers Messrs
Duluc and Valet The 4th of OPERA ROBERT
LIE DlABLE Performers hessrs Duuc Lavergne, and
Mr. BrrOn The I'd act of The Grand Opera, MAZANIEL:
10; The Dumb Girl Of Porc Previously, RlCHE
DAMOUR, Vaudeville in act. AFTER which, UN CAPRICE,
Comedeta in act.
performances commence mh3f
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-Peer Nolan, charged with as.
sau!tns Waterman Grimes in Orange street Sunday
with stealing barrel of lard from the Levee were commit.
ted yesterday, by Recorder Baldwin, for trial.
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,
nha zAr

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
y = Iter. Of FRUITS NUTS. etc.. have for sale:
RAISiNS-3G0 packages whoIes halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRAtKERS-5G0 boxes No.
PECANS-2G0 BE- GO and barrels, fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lt0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No l.
BRANDY CHERRIE--MUSCATW INE-SC0 cases.
I.OBSTERS-Agrnts for man facy j. Caldwell & Co.
FIGS-30D0 drum extra superior.
PEPPER. PiMtNTO and RACE GINGER-4O0 bags
MACKEREL-An invoire assorted.
ALMpND5-900 trails and bags Soft Shell.
WlNES-Port various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old spanish.
FILBERT3 and BRAZIL NUTS and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-500 bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLKILI. COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior ST. Louis. mh22 I'm
Agency Of the celebrated American Powder 90.
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STEALING FROM A FIRK.-On Saturday night William
Stevens and Geo Jefferson arrested by the Third Mani
conly police charged with stealing clothing &C. at the
IRE N Couet street Jes"on "a young lad ha. been sent
Buddy a.o arrested charge of attempting steal
q trunk at the same fire.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININEs CALOmEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- ~zN
W GAG, RHUBARB, etc-As low for cash ~
l. a. can be procured elsewhere-Ca and tA
~ indge.aDr E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- Ia
49, SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uneqnallsd
remedy for Coughs, Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARGLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certsn and sgreeabe cure, superior
the Capsules any othsr extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
OJPsANA TER Ssf q snG 9f9nfn
MENT.
Especial attention paid 20 the treatment of Rheuma
tsT, Bronchitis and Consumption.
E Office corner Magazine and Poydrss sts. n23 1y3dp
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III z net u
r. ividends r.
les, to go il
Ae whole COZ
DO, GOO. fore
So found that 1
a be of the hostE
( twenty-thres
Dstruction men;
Dated at s3i.Mi
We want this 1
zen up about {
canals. and \
stern trade to ;
There is no doui
1.-THE security is q
6ages could dema
bon River Railroa,
at par & few weeks
The Royal Mail
/ Bermuda. bringiI
Hartford. which 81
he 10th ult. The
Formed you. put il
ON the SD of Eel
owsprit. sails, etc.
g apparatus. an
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Lightning-RGlS on Scientific PRINCIPLES

NJ III. RHODES would say to the citizens of this place
~. that he is prepared erect LIGHT NlNG-RODS
on The and improved plan. By this plan the whole
building secured fiom the effects of lightning By
necton of Rods
Rods have been erec-d the Horse of the Commandant
of the Navy Yard Memphis. Tenn. the above plan
~ Orders left at the Board house. No. 22o BIZ
RONFE street, between Grod aud Julia streets will meet
with punctuaI'y and dispatch. rnhA 1919
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CARRYING CONCEALED WI APoNs-Recorde Seuzeneau
yeate day fined William Stubs $40 for carrying on his per
pair of loaded pistols
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DIscHARGEp.-PeterC owrey, arrested Saturday night
charged with stealing hat from named Riordan,
wa ged from custody by Recorder Baldwin ye,te
day-DO appearing.
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DANGEROUS AND SUsPICIOUs.r-Charl Dewitt and
Samuel Morse, two of the b'hoys well known about The
Police offices arrested yesterday morning by the First
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ROBBERY IN COFFEE-HoUsE.-A man named ]. w
Bel robbed Saturds night VdaPs coffee house
of Franklin and ustomhouse Streets of ans gold
A Marx and Emily MAJ field (snd wo Others subsequently
dischaged) arrested suspicion of being ned
he robbery Yesterday Recorder Genois committed J A.
Marx and Emily MaYied for traI
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
EUROPEAN PORTS.

EUROPEAN PORTS.
IT, To sal Nth IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
EQRHAyRE,I7Th A /, fine, fast sailing ship LEoN1-
sap ms Of GALE s1f. s. g.
-. To Sal pit4 IMMEDIATE DIsP ATCH.
CAPT sbo ssnE sh passsse
having good accommodaons. apply on board. OPP go
mh2s e1'NO.N -''N /. i ii. GALE. 90 Common St
To Sal Nth IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
BORNE. Capt Gilchnst will sail as above. -
Ior freight OF 3Co bales OF cotton, or passage apply ST.
mhz2 SO Common st.
70 SaA xih IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
as above having The greater part of her cargo %Ts
gssei For freight Or passage. having handsome .s'
lni,22 L. H GALE 80 Common st.
-. 70 SAP Nth IMMEDIATE DlsPATCH
Court zIoAY, est Soea hS vii sa hns 95s
as m sesye For GHy ssPy on a PGa omH OF to
FOR g Say iS R at :asH ship JAMES
j TIIOoMB, Capt. Stone, will sail as above. -,
ms ssh OF ~ T. I09 aE s5'cisss sRPy to
az p sal ,olfh IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
.bP s4HATfE 1f 5s 6is fast
sta w aoda 4 sP6 e For BALANCE TET fifth sa1E
For pa.sae. spHig on board lmh21l 50 Common St
~ 70 Sail NTH QUICK DISPATCH.
SAILING .his GoobWfN, Capt 1 ksnnald. aa'
having the most of her cargo engaged will sail as SINE
above For balance of freight of 80 bales cotton
apply to (. ii. GALE, 80 Common St
For passage apply on board mb22
~ TO soN WITH QUICK DISPATCH
E'OR LIVERPOOL The splendid A 1 fast R4
l. sailing ship KALAM AGO, Fanlke, master. e;gfE
having large portion o. her cargo engaged, viii nza
leave above. For freight OF 800 bales cotton passage
having elegant recommendations apply board, opposite
the 'AS' i'.i' MI v. aNpRE%s CO.. 81 Common st.
mh2l or G.. w. OLIVER. 81 Common street.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Mons and Madame MONPLAISR talented TROUPE
ssy been engag.d and will appear THIS Evening
l. petite Comedy Of SIMPSON & co Simpson Mr Chppen
dale After which, the HOBGOBLINs OF THE ALPS-n
Which Mad. and Nom. Monpa Msd'eles Bulan b Clair
BY the Farce OF A KISS IN THE DARK To conclude
with Ballet, in act, called the AMERICAN SAILOR
Principal characters by IT, Mopplaisir Troupe.
fB Doors at half past g. and Curtain O'Clock
u Tickets and places may be had application to Mr.
BAILY between the O'clock every day. mh27
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods.
BY F. H. PETITPAIN
Hls DAY. Tuesday, the 27th O'clock sold
l. his Auction Store, No Canal
s5 packages and lots OF FOREIGN DOMESTIC GOODS,
among which Linens Diapers Linen Sheetings
Linen Long Lawns White Muslns Cambrcs, printed Lawns and
Orsande Prints Linen Damasks, Hosiery, Silk Hand
krsLes sha%l Linen Cambria Handkerchief Cloves Embrod
cred Cesr Sareges Long Cloths Stripes Linen Cheeks &c.
Terms Liberal, at sale
Catalogues will be ready the goods be examined
vious 10 the sae mh27
Succession of Alex Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN u co.
]. A. BEARD, Auctiopeer.
RlDAY, April g. 1915 II O'clock will be sol auction
Banks Arcade this by and of order
the Hon. ACsnon Judge Of the Second District Court NewO
dated Goth Jaury, s49 and under OF jams
Davern, Esq, Curator the Logan
following described propsry, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND with sill the Improvements
the Second Municipality
a depth Of So feet inchos and 5 Ines
The said situated between Camp and Streets
and is leased 10 James Vital until prl, 1850.
Act Of before J. R.. Beard Notary Public
the purchaser nh6
,,,,,, S,rns,,, AUCTION NOTICE.
SUBSCRisER having closed Lis Mr..
Il LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry
Business his and experience
Auctioneer and his weknown capacity cryer
H. R. WOOD
Aforementioned White Co., Laughin Co.. Jacob
Barker. ins0
MORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
lVl street. opposite Banks Arcade Sales
Private Sales of Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Merchandise
SUGGESTIONS, Underwriters and Port Wardens Sales. fy2
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CLOTHING.
migrants To CALIFORNIA should remember
IA that the thing importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the have
due regard to the of the We diItncty
that selling but at low
other house in the city Those in want of CLOTHlSG
for the Gold any other Diggings" respectfully
invited to cal at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL & co. 81 Canal st.,
fyI8d&WU Under the Planter Hotel
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Telegraph. ..... 23,mS
Th@tus.- Lafayette
Virginia ....... 6,m2
VIM. Bottsford .l0,m3
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CAROLINA SEED COw-PEAS.
E0A BUSHELS. genuine article imported from Charles
OADV ton expressly for seed, for sale by
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FOR MOBILE-D.8TI1 u u. S. MAIL LINE.
f-o The splendid low pressure r~so,
-I.S : Z ss IKE es stea 3 G Rsl5 .ssz
CALIFORNIA, Capt. G. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES L.
DAY, Can't. VIM T. Gberson. having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade with Recommendations Che
Ladies' Cabins all State oons) One of the above
will leave the Pontcharain Railroad DAILY during
? Tram of Cans, and of the O'Clock P cars SUN
DAYS. For ireIght or passage apply on board, oIto
jaA J. Il r. GEDDES. Agents 10 Bank Place.
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PORK AND BACON
SSl B ARREIS Mess and Prime Pork 60 hhds Bacon
,JOO Sides; "a hhds Shoulders: fo sale by
mh24 St PRICE & FROST. 81 Tehoupitoulas st.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.
A LARGE NEW COT rAGE DWi.LLING-HOUSE
II and Kitchen, in the vicinity of Nayades street and
Felicity Road Inquire of CHAS. P. COOK. Attor ssa
a; Law Banks Arcade. corner of Grayier st. m2AA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

VINHlS EVENING Tuesday, performed
L teal Drama of the WIZARD OF THE WAVE or, Shis
Of The Avrgsr Charles Falkner, Mr. j. Char. Henry BEL
ford Mr. Kingsley; Truck, Mr.. J. Greene Timothy
els, Mr. spssr: Wssyr. Mr. Eytuge IsbnJs, Mrs G Pope
tie Farce Of BOX AND cox Box, Mr.. Keller; Spear
" The Police Department under the control Mr. L.
Prices Circle rs Parquee and
Tiers cents Coored Boxes, ceus Gallery rs Cent?,
II Private sea,s may Box be-
hours OF 10 A NJ and P. M by applying 20 Geo
Stanley, Treasurer.
w open before Il Performance will commence
quartsI-peE precheiv nh27
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THE SHOEMAKER.
{" .5ct ,csR your part, there al the hOnr l4s |"

".fet ,ceR yoHr parf, tkeTe al the hoReT lits." The shoemaker sat amid wax and leather,
 With lap stone over his knee. Where, snug in his shop, he defied all weather, Drawing hs quarters and sole together-
 4 happy old maa was he. This happy cid man was so wise and knowing,
 The worth ol his time he knew, He hrisiied his ends. ana kept them going, And felt to each moment stitch was owing,
 Untit he got round the shoe. Ofevery deed his wax was sealing.
 The closing was firm and fast The prick of his awl never caused feeling Of pain 10 the toe aud his skill in AeeiIHg
 Was perfect and true To ths last. Whenever you gave him foot to measure,
 Vim gentle aud skiIltai hand He took bi, proportions with iooAs of pleasure, As ii you were giving the cosiliesi treasure.
 Or clubbing hiuI lord of lhe land. And many did he save from getting
 A fever, or cold, or cough, FrcIa Euany foot Gid he save from wet;inc When, whether in water UT snew, Was setllug,
 tils sloeing would keep them oil. When he had done with his making and mending
 W ith hope and peaceful breast, Resgning his aKl, as hs thread was ending, lie po,s,,d fram his bench. to the grave descendiu
 As nigh as ths king To rest.
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and save special and frequent applications 10 Con- gress, which you know are aiways unpleasant ss they give rise prosracted debates and require isfacioTy explanations
 IL has been asserted by political economists. thai the females Of this couBtry optnnmber the males. and that unless something s done right speedily to euriaiI this 6srni,,g disparity, every man rich or poor, sick or we'll. lame or blind. viii soon be obliged by law 10 marry two wivss to satiSfy the rexniremsnts of old Levitic0s, and prevent . very noisy and troublesome balance of madden ladies Oi an uncertain age from continuing fat, stale, and unprohtahis, ia the midst of a stitf-necked and rebelIous generation. h Turkey they keep the numbers equal by means of sacks, bows;Tiugs, aud the Bosphorus, in Englsnd they keep them down by starvation asd transportation; aud in France they export them to tie four quarters of the world goveEnesses, or turn them inlo hermaphrodlte shop keepers, with eyes as keen as weasels, and hearts that woud make whet stoaes for cold elsels Perhaps it Congress would lay tax on foreign fe- males equal to . prohihitory duty, and require male emigrant to marry here before naturalization, the evil would be remedied ia a uleaaare; and then, in the language of Mrs Partpgtons eff the poor lone woman Of our land were not mothers in Israel in jy, il would not be their faat. CT Inc fault of Congress cthsr." Rni this is raatts9 .pecaliarIy apperfafning to Inc Deparssas of the imfeTsoF; aud there mus, leave il for the present
 We are informed by the Trcasurs of the United States that few more checks ". fwanted: but as for talances none will be reqn, st, as the Mexi- can war has left plenty of them os hand in evey department
 On the whole this is gyeat oountrY; and it takes something to make the United Staks a suit Of clothes and find them breakfast. As to the cther matters Of the treasury, ye have not yet become acquainted with them wher we do we will let you know; and until then we must mount the wooisack and sit at the receipt of customs, which any one can see IS not our acc ustomed seat.
 [Composed by Hm. M, N, s. T.
 Tn bs Co.,,u.aS
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"l ssaeit suiphur." sad the Captain" "TheSs's a s'ora, brewing and we shat have t soon"
 In an hour a message arrived by Mamslaks tha, wanted at the palace. Aiser a.sktng ear to,iette, Stdi Amhtosso, our ehancelies. sEa Massaphs, the tiFaeossan, were soon mounted, sna oh wv paced st moderate rate tS bArtc, The Consular corps were atl present when ~e eHtSsed the sasta. Toe Rey, reefHg us asasl e h's hsge crimson enshioas, was b1ssty eegngrd ccsnhsRe hss bong black beard with ioi,esss shea comb studded ~iih hsiltIanls, and booking unusually grave.
 What does sF this mean, Ceesai-two British PrtAes entering our port. and faf what patpossf"
 To sell them your htghnrss '"
 What, against treaty wfth EngsaBdf"
 Certainly not. H there is such prohibition "a the treaty"
 The British Ccnsal. most excellent man. ua- rolled the pavchnent, to which seal of wax was appended nearly as large as one of unr western ehe~ses, and commenrvd reading as lollpwss
 IL is further stipulated and agserd upon, that 10 European power at war with EaEaAd shaii he pet. miited lc t out pEiyAtreFs os oher armed VvSsels to cruise against the oG Greet Britain from, oG bring prizes into. ihe Tanlsian poFts."
 Wen sir," said the Bry, what havs yca so ssy ,o fhatl Is ii not fah aad eoeckeivef's
 Entirely so; but t does nos apply to us, We are not ah European poReF.H
 That .n,s' s~sf tks Rrislsh csr-at. k useFe evasion Of he spirit of thss section cf our treafy. H was intended to apply and does apply, to at Chris-
 
 Very probably sir; but We are not Christian power." The whole court looked amazed. The Bay raised himseifsup from hls cushsoRs. took . hearty pinch of snud f,osn splendid asamend box. and gave Us aa anxious and iaqairing lock.
 |" How will you make that appear, sir ''' said the British Consul.
 "very eas,iy, sir" We ihrn read ths icllowiag section from our treaty with Ttipeli. "As the United states is iH 10 manner Christian government and entertains hostility towards sny denomination, II is hereby understood that no d.s- turbance shalt arise between the two powers a sny religious question"
 IL was useless to argue the point further. We dtA not n any si,ape come, within the parview of tbat treaty, % permission given 10 isnsi the gvcas; and the ships aud csrgoes. consisting of every vafis iy of merchandise, were sold in single day. The Consul sent ioa a British boekading squadron ffom Malta, but the privatevr slipped out ot the bay. up the Archipelago destroyed nearly two mlis,eas oi British property. chased Foaad the M~diteF ranean by t~o ships of the line and two iFigsses. escaped through the Gut of Gibraltar. and arrived l home saieiy. fhe commerce of any power weald, by this pFi- vae marine. bs utterly destroyed ina war with the United States, and sA the navy of Great BriiaiR could not blockade ports ,o prevent pissseeFs from escaping. We should find theEn on the Atiaa- the Pac,Ec, in the Indian oceans, the Baltic, and I the Mediterranean. They would ba everywhere.
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The great Tubular Bridge.

The Liverpool Times says: " On Monday after noon the final liit o the Britannia iub- took place a, 2 o'clock the permanent ievei of loo feet above hlgh-SaleF mark having been successfully attained sIas,ieal1y nailed lrom all parts of the works with chesrs and succession of saiutes. This additional hoist O, three feet had to be made. and was indls- pens tbly important 10 enable the engineers engaged
 m the operation 10 on the great tube 10 the end, or land tubes, before iying it down on its permanent bed plates and rollers which w,l have to be pIseed beneath II. This process oi adjustment viii occupy thGee weeks"
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PHYSI0GyOYT,

We commend to the consideration of our young ady readers the following lines from an old play:
 I'll tell thee what. A witty woman may with ease distinguish All men by their noses, as thus: Your nose, Tuscan. is lovely. large and broad, Much like goose: Your valiant generous nose A crook ed, small, and great puthing nose Your serytor's nose k very fresh and raw For want ol fire in winter, and quickly smells His chops Of mutton in his dish ot porridge Your puritan nose is very sharp ana Iong, Auc much ike your widow and with care can
 smell
 An edifying capon some five streets off.