davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
BOOK TRADE.
I'M paTSs

IN PRESS.
t'RANk HAMILTON. or TIE Confessions Of az Only
l. Son. By Col. ". n Marcel
Frank F4ifleghi or, The Adventures offs Pupil Ths
book oil - Illustrated BY Cruiksh.ns
CALIFORNIA AND ITS GOLD REGIONS.
Thsboos or selling par excellence, IN the-- iirue- 70 the
shove Every fresh edition l5,h coming ouu contains s
move vAusbe Intelligence listhe Cs'forriars tue srt
only rIae -eer- Price VII q map. 81 cents
sTRiNGER : TOWNSEND, .. Broadway.
Corner Aunstf..r
y y. Wemay a. say 70 Cshtornilns hat ~e have
yet '-v pile IN q '.e cheap booss-.are TO re IN IN
Dorado from three TO I've hundred per cent ssf3s
coEoLUsIoN OF LAHEToN PARSONAGE.
L APfLtToS co publish os lussi,y
- Lsneou Parsonage ttirc by the suthor D, ANY
nerper, Gertrude" etc. edited by Rev. " s-weI =
PTise. pa per cover. 80 cis. Goth, . cts
'.e n ri--ai -ors q sh-r Of hen G1-,.- ehis
r-ai. - Of "on ht so' Fr1v- % sriaes, fsaios b.
BY rHE SANE AurHoE-Unisorsn.
ANY Herbert a Tale vol emo paper cover 81 cents
Ger:rlse, Tale, vol limo psper cover 50 cents.
Margaret Pereivs, Tale, vol Emo Psper s.. cloth
Laneion Parsonage, vel. and Price 20 es cloth Is
DAG Co have $50 IA, Published,
Friend. and Fortune, Nora Tale by Anna Harrie,
Drury vol l2nci pager 81 eis, cloth IS eis
tse .. sheuy io.t ard aoolss ~ P,..is-' u s-a
sht r.lis rsfsn- 81 To var u Wassf-d must -
J.
Life otcn. '-esy and sso, ar- 20 - iouae NJ. Dny
Tli- lAihrlfsn Jan ID ~ -.
,s1FoREIGN PAPERS BY THE EUROPA.
I ONDOS ILLUSTRATE D NEWS Punch Dispatch
Il Jerrolds Bells Life, &c. Punch 10 very neh On TIE
god excit@rent
Da6n Freemsu'. Jounsl-bses date, supplied II d..
count
Volume * oflhe Modern Standard Dana, price s..
sitsher snd Crssher-NO 81 ~ Minor DRAINS, u cis.
The California Guide Book-Fremont and Emery ' cts
Charms and Counter Chains, : vols. 81. ca each
Llttelis Living Age. No. -. price - cts
Lady's Book Tor March. very ire = cis
Grahsm's Magazine fOr March. > cis
Edinburgh Review for January, ~ cis.
London Quarterly fof January, ~ 10.
Lakewood for February The Csl0Ts continued, - ca
E-w-York 10 Slices, Illustrated. price 57i c,s
Lieut. Reveres CaifoTnissnd Voyage round Ne Horn
Friends and fortune, App.etou's edinon. Scts.
COmparaive Embryo.ogy numerous culs > cis-
All the various SIS and Guide Books relative 20 CaMOr-
uis and iL- gold re, ions Is 10 81 cs
Roland Csshel by Lever, pail !. - Gle.
Remarkable Bhost Stories. lllIstrGfed = 90
Amer JOurnsi OF PnarmscT. Tor sruary % cis
Ard everything ese In ths Inc. f0f ss.ehy
%fAIs BERr Old 4 CO Astor House
ENGLISH PERIODICALS, &C.
10y THE ECGDPA-The London Art journal FOR Feb
- usry
Civil Engl leer and Architects Journal Tor February
Chsmbef.'s Edi1burs Journal FOR February
National Cycopeei. No. .
Farmers Library, No .
TIE iear Boor m Facts f1r 81.
Nosd ~ Fashion Punch &c &c &c
Eughsn BOOK. ard Periodicals ether by he quantity or
.lrgis COPY imported hv every
~ ia G :. FRANCIS 4 co - Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
THE FINE ARTS.

THE FINE ARTS.
HANDBOOK or OIL PAINTING. go
HAND BOOK of Young Ariss and AmaIruLs III VI
Paipiipg eomp si.on from The celebrated Manual VI
Souvitr with ais iuons mailer from herrSe4 Ue ousa-
cert ard other dsns ushed continental writer's on NJ arr
10th sexes - ~el a. Tor 80 frsucon Appsnded Anr"
Voc shglary. BY an American ArtH l2mo = = elotn
The rsrs before dgacd % i4ifiI ne sflfenf ta
az ne sa,sfss n ne art from ~ sefios y trusas dhc
a.iors % fie Eiagfesf ~ ttesg GA cIar1s'
MODERN PAINTERS.
b. eaADCArE Or oNFuRp.
Frorl the 50 LONDON -diou, revised y he author.
volt. l1mo cloth ; 81.
Tie North British Rerie ne British Quarterly, ne Lon
don 4fhenan and md a al he most auttorff1rs ftIad
fs of.rrt rfirifsr ItroI1 aA u q ~ ne mort enthH-
figsfif and lfuiyi1g ferEis'
9F4s For sac by JOHN WILEY. 6i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

TURNING LATHE FOB sALs.-Fol sac, : t.fn-
IN she IN hfsi rae order. Appy 49, hfoadwsy.
HENTIEnEN'- LINEN made % order snd PLAIN
.ewioy cone the n-slrs manner sn1 a. NE snor--e
ooie- Irr1re Of ars M-sfe u Gree1e-st- oss
NB Aruc made up for The Cafornis mafsrt <4i az
.s1HITT.KER'- DiNihrLkE soi.tk
w LAMP ..u n adgA1c- q al competitors Tor Dfilhancy
NJ rsht economy AMI convenience Msngi.enro ID oy
2if6a.. ENDIcOrr - MEX. - fln-st
" CASSIDY respectfully ini9rms h.. frsnts and he
III 80 - has removed o. No 30 NLsssl-st = here
- 80. 99snsl a. s1iire new Printing Ohc;, and . pre-
srs 10 -xecgs Pnnrng Of every de'enpron N NJ besi
,tv,e and - chesp q can BE- done ~ ~
,,u.I.-S ". VEST has Tor sac leA.gn ard Peach
I o-rIsrs Coz. Of The very bssl q1s1iY bfosen Esg
- stove szes & So Nut are, e3d-igers1ie Tree ~
$3.50 10 sry 2srt u the city fsOm ia yards ls4 Waning
Ion corner Of Albzny-s AID so Henfyst ~ h
nR. POWELL, 0tULi-T, Al hI-T, Ne.
JcOnnues o. devote hs a--nnon exclsF-y 70 diseases
oftbe Eve .ud Ear M B'os1Ss ertrsnce ]. Warrcn--
.,h4r- can 30 rad be TREATISE ON TIE Eye price
q cents Also he sefsrug Eye FOUNTAINS for strength
-nu hs eye with pzmph-t free q cost describing heir
Artirrizl inserted lf l1ils-odf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

William Parker, Esq. Superintendent of the
Boston and Worcester Rsilrosdhas been appointed to
the office of General Superintendent OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
The amount of coal transported over the Read
Ing Railroad last week lll3l tons, giving total
this year of 70545 tons.
At Baltimore the Money market is stringent
but not tight AT Philadelphia money continues
At Boston the foreign news had favorable
effect and Stocks advanced somewhat The Money
market sull was uncomiortsby contracted. The
business community generally were active The
following statement gives the comparative imports At
Boston in January, lsis and lsl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
MODERN PAINTERS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
HERE a LITTLE

HERR a LlI'TLE
And THERE a LITTLE;
ar SCRIPTURE YACTs-By The .uihor OF Peep ci
CDay." Line upon Live" and Be- PreesPi upon Pre-
cept'-l vol lsno. illustrated.
TIE Womsu OF The American Revolution, by Mrs l. :.
Elst.-2 vois l.suo.
Tie Orsior, Of the American Revolution, BY Z. l. ha-
-oon-i sol. l2uo
Aanfodina or Aas-u.urs, ia The God Region. BY cAle
A Bigiy-l vol i2no Price 81 csnis
The Gar, hs Court and People, by }. Maxwell
vol limo.
Lecture. on shskspesre By II. n H1dson-2 vols LIMO
BAKER i sCRIBSER.
94fSdslW j. PssRow ard rs Sa.ssa-st
The PHILOSOPHY OF MEsnERfsM,
10y DR. J. 3. DODS-Publ'hed BY fOMLEhs
ID WELLS I3I Sasssn-st Se~-fofE. Pnce , eenI'
Yh.. probably most Interesting SorI on ne subject
comprising comPets course Of Genres. a. delivered ~
49, s,,.oT FOwLERs WELLS.
- al. C@stou Hall ISL N.sssn-st
- - srsfrsFrp SATURDAY.
GoDEY's LADYS bOOK,
I-oR sARCH-rwO MEZzorlSTO PLaIEs-WA
creed .ry o,her gzzine q The month for me vsrsty
tesuty sud number q - -rgrsvings
The Los, Doye-ms zzosi.l sy a, a 49,, s''ef'
sra Br--z.-Ine engraving, BY morton.
A o-sutiful eoor-d F..hiou Plsie, by Pess
Patterns f1r Caps. Cufs Cheuifegtes, By Frost
The Village Hsrs- slocs, BY Croome,
81 MNss shGrch. Phi adelPeis, By Hinekley.
H..ts cd s-sny. win enzrsvngs Eque.,risnism for
he Fair Sex VIII do Illustration Of french FashOns with
do Fashions for Head Dresses win DO; Crochet orr,
DO Cottage Furniture. with do Corner for Pocket Hand
E-rchiefs
sere oft-e srscies are By Mss Leslie, Mrs Hale. Craze
Green wood. Mr. ] c Neal n 7 T1cxermsn, 4. W. Her.
bert r Coe. Jr Mas A T Wibur. Rev. Alonro Potter,
d D Oliver Wendell Holmes, Ais NJ. II. Rand, W. Oh
sinms T ;. Arshur, DAVID Bates, julian Crsm-r,
e.c
Goc-y. Lady. soos 49,. arr q rs-fr
This No Is o-ered % the pubic for . For sale By
II LONG L BRO 20 Anr-st
sTRINGER TOWNSEND - srost~sy
BERFORD 4 co. Astor House.
ma DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT. Tribune Building
A MEXICAN PICTUREs.-rn- First Prayer N
n COnsr-ss IVA pdre 50 Ire Spirit u I5 price y.
he Declaration Of Indep~naerce. 81 IS Bolton Abhey IN
The Odsn Tine, 81 5. Pabsshet oy JOHN NEALE,
&fE. q CGmioest Nes-fork
Postpaid orssu. with rsu.sIsoess promptly sxse1isd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Il. Americnn In.titute.-An sdlourned d

be held Tuesday evening, lhe 7h Of February a.
o'clock the Repository 80 Broadway f1l attendance
Of members q1esied the l'cscn for the Institute
will be determined. .6f n II MElGs, Rec Seer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

INSURANCE.
BRITISH COMMERCIAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
= Corr bill, London, and . Ws.lsL NsvYork,
EsTAEffsBED ~ l3Lb.
CAPITAL. 50 900, 900.
CAL FOkAiA.
rI'HE GENERAL AGENCY 10 SswYork las received
i Instructions per Ssg4r from he Board VI DHeconn
LONDON " cOnunue 70 lake Caif0rnis ksks
MEDICAL ExAAlsEzss
JOHN CHFEsMAN, Fac N f75 bfosdF.y
= Z JOHNSTON, ESQ. VI d 7el bfOs%wsy
GESERsL AGENT FOR rHs UNITED srArks
FREDERICK sALOMOSsON, . Waist Z1f wis
(AIIPOKSIA LIFE fSsURtNCE.-Ths Nan
y nus Life Insurance Company % Waist ifslrrs Inc
i've. u persons Wishing CsfJruis, with privilege Of rest
tenee there ard making The v0ysg, out and home by
-ther u us Travelled routes rhysciaos 10 stIspc-
ance al me Office daily frlm 2 y I o'elocsP
MORRIS FRANKLIN President.
PLTNY FREEMAN, Actgsy Sf l0sis
CITY FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY -ofes
thl Nslsl
Chs1 s,'iV "
TOt4l cspiiz S3OI ID Id
lnsQrzDo- made al o~est current rsl-s
o. y CUsRy. sscy lJs lrnsl r A. READING. Prest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
lJIESTRELs,

I MECHANICS HAIL,
| t~l BROADWAY between Grand and Broone-as
4 Open every III 10 durug the week The original
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

plot Ayer boarded the ath MT On bsrn-gst
ip Fanny Edesds sag haroof from Psee where SUE
vi a. ordered by The ploi boat.
HE pot 5oats report below bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
EHGLrSu PERIODICALS. &C.
FAMILY FAILINGS.

VIII ,e published soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

- etDK ~AIE-On Aye N-Sa. N he to~n oi kyr,
We.chester 10 acres OF lsnd-ihe pcss ella be bald
- inx spo to ourd lhis side of New Hsven bordering
% The Boston po.rosi snd The creek hch smptss direct
y IN sound there osihnx srot al the foot ~ ne
place good h.hrg close by oil m-s No place an Dc
found d~sr.he FOR geniicmsns country frsiisnce
10 be built The Railroad Depot 81 Msmsronecsi 10 NOT Owe
minutes ali nom he place For particulars inquire ~
~ In ] II HILL. NJ The MsmsrOnecA necOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

IN FOX HAIE-A drsfsblo rnunuy frsnsnro ~
0resnw'ch, Conn. That valuable property ais tho
- residence Of VIM Knapp deceased, consisting o. =
large double d~elg house barn, and other cot buildings
tenant house and about sishty scres divided into
dow plough. pasture ard wood land The house ffons ga
he Connecticut turnpis- 10 % miles from New fors eiy
nslf mil, from The y 4 N. n. Railroad, two and .
half miles from th- steamboat landing 81 kocsy Nscs
quarter Of mi from the too principal soop landings
mile from churches Of different dsnomins
uoos and good select schools The hoos. and oct
b1ildngs about s. VI land Va be cold sspef
~ II required. For farther particulars apply 10 " w
KNAPP tho premises To tho subscriber Us Froptsf
Nsw-Yors IN cold before the Htb day u Mach bsH.
see st O'Clock l2KuI SAMUEL q CORNELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

~ I.yceum of Natural iiistory.-The snDua.
meeting fOrie election n officers for he ensuing VII
be tec he Of he Soreiy go Brosfvsy his
evening". ct Z. O'Clock ROBT a. BROWNIE, Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
AN MERwiN, Aueroneef
10y BANGS, PLATT Co stor. - $780, ~
ANTHONY J. sLEscSER Aucuon-er,
aNTsE nnIa STHn<N gfEEtl

A VII 81 81 suction On TUESDAY. ia irst (-mor.
rrw A. d. ociock ma herchsnu ENchAsge. a. lots Of
srnund IN ne city - Bf0ohyn situate the north AID
s,-th side. ~ Hzmiou Avenue sat Sourf. Cfntou.
HsW snd Nis. The io.s 81 ed 10 he proper hight Sr
building Sac rerempory. ssps % NJ .ots can Be bad
s. The sses room. BroSast 80 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

think buyer. viii be well paid Tor calling d Frontsl up
stalls 80 ., not d. f26f lrl HASKELL CO.
TAIIEuHNIA.-P-rsors going 10 Cslfcuis will
\ ind NJ AGArES 2j7 Broadway, great vsriety "
gco. suitable FOR the above cmsteshiris plsn AMI ns
urst under Shus Drawers Money Bets Body Belts, Ian
excellent srce prevent ssckress) snd variety Of
article. numarou. 70 mention l9f fVts-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-01
NETP TERMS

Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS. ..perannp!n
,fpald in advanee--S3il lnotpa'd wilhinslI
S4ifnot paid before the expiration ol the
tear. All subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the cxplra'
tion Of the year but no paper Will be DIS
continued until all arrcarages are paid' uh
less at the option Of the Publisher.
conspicRousiyln Inserted al 40
cents per square, l2 lines, or less, Tor the
firstinsertion. and 81 for each continuance;
Those published monthly or quarterly, Will
be charged 81 per square. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked
on them, will be continued uut!l ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended TO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
Postmaster General has written another letter in
further explanation of the postage on Prices Current:
es First Assistant Postmaster General
Postmaster of Charleston, s. c.

New DEMOCRATIC PAPER AT WAsHiNGToN.-
A correspondent of the N Y. Herald writes as fol-
lows in regard to new paper, which, il is said, is
TO be established at Washington: :" But, on the
other side of the question, it is rumored that new
organ is to be established for the promotion of
dsmocratic principles, to be edited by exSenators
Cameron and Westcott, and called the +" Confede-
ncy." MI. Senator Foote is also to have hand
IN it, For week or two back, several fiery ar
hcles have appeared in the Union, mountaineering
upon the course OF the Administration. Mr.. Richie,
In admitting them as editorial, believed they were
written by Senator Foote, and has been heard to
praise them with evident gusto. 1t now turns out
they were written by the ex-senator from Florida.
The cream of the joke, however, is that betwixt
Nj. Richie and Mr.. Westcott the entente cordiale
does not exist to any considerable degree indeed,
The venerable editor has been heard TO declare that
be would see the ex-honorabe damned, before a
lne Of his should ever appear in the democratic
organ. Senator Foote, it appears, copied in his
own handwriting Westcott's letters, and thus dis
gused they have been slipped into the Union, and
highly praised by its good-natured editor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

From PoRT AU PRINCE.-The schooner Kalos,
from Port Prince, brings dates TO the LIST April
Letters of March 3lst, received in this city, state
that the President had reached the frontier, and
had entered a small town belonging to the Domini-
cans without resistance. So far, no opposition had
been made to the march of Souloque, and it was
probable that he would not be opposed unil he
reached the city of ST. Domingo, where he would
meet with warm reception. Indeed, it is thought
that 900 capable men would be able to drive the
miserable army of Haytiens into the ocean. Most
of the clerks of the merchants have been impressed
into the army, and tits not probable that they serve
with much ardor. The following is an extract of
a letter dated Port au Prince, March DC:
"1he monopoly law is doing great injury to
business Nobody can buy coffee unless having
vessel in the harbor. Even those who. have yes
sells cannot get more than 20 or 25 per cent. of
what they want for remittance, the country
people do not bring it in, hoping, no doubt, when
the monopoly law breaks up, to get better price
There are now four American vessels on demur
rage waiting for coffee. Boston Traveller
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

NORMAL SCHOOL IN MICHIGAN.-The Michigan
legislature, near the close of the last session,
passed an act establishing State Normal School.
The bill aIpropriates salt spring lands for the cree.
ton Of buildings, and creates an Educational Fund
for the use Of the institution Rev. Samuel New
berry of Jackson, S. Barstow of Detroit, and Ran
dolph Manning of Pontiac, have been appointed by
The Governor the Board of Education provided for
IN the bill. This board have power to locate the
Institution, and are charged with its general super
vision
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
MAGUIRE,s pAGUERREoTypE

u age bestowed him he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOIleau.,
han any other person in the world. His specimens wen
Exhibited at the Fair ia composition with Others taken By
the best operator from New York and he awarded the
First Premium No specimen hhited at his establishment
but thoss taken by hmse j. M assures the public thai s
portraits wild continue be what they always have heen
the BEST. His long experience and constant practice
TIE best Inducements to of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine VOigspeI Cameras 10 per cent
cheaper than any in the city, all other articles the
Plates at 81 per dozen ScOss No for 90 5guaranted
the best plates made the United States Cases and
% 80; NewYork Cameras at tI3.
- Orders from the country promptly attended
kF Entrance No. CAEP street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

THOMAS BUTLER kING.-The Savannah Re-
publican of the 23d ult says
Thomas Butler King arrived here on Saturday
evening last, in the Southern steamer, and took his
departure yesterday in the steamship Falcon for
S,nagres. We understand that the proprietors Of
@ lines OF Atlantic and Pacific Ocean steam ships,
s9ncefed to Mr.. King Passage to San Francisco,
turing the recess of Congress, to afford him an
0pporuniiy Of examining personally, the route
ACROSS the Isthmus of Panama, and the general
@S ~, Of the great thoroughfare already estab-
%acd, mainly through his enlightened and patriotic
Nurse as member and Chairman of the Naval Com
,A Mr. King expects TO return home IN time
~ke ms seat at the opening OF the next Congress,
s sM we doubt not, our country will derive great
@ N.Y. from the valuable information which he
WI not fail to acquire, concerning our new and
e1eIslve possessions on the Pacific coast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

GoLp IN AFRICA.-The gold beds of California
had but Just been discovered when others were
found in the interior of Africa Col. Kaveovsk,
of st. Petersburg who for long time has directed
the working of vast mines in Siberia, and who is
now exploring, with a mineralogical view the in
terror of Africa, met on the right bank of the Lo-
mat days Journey from Cassen, several large
banks of gold sands. He attempted towash these
sands, and the operation proved to him hat they
contain more gold than those of Siberia. NJ
Kavelovski carried his researches farther. He ex-
amined the banks of Rama the Dys, the Goucka,
the Benisch Angel, and the Gamanil, and discover
ed there gold sands to greater or less extent He
proposes to send from Russia, miners and washers
of gold to examine the soil. and make experiments
of washing'the sand on larger scale.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
TO A SONGST RESS.
Riyal nf the fahled siren

70 SONGSTRESS.
Rival of the tabled siren
Child of music and of song
Thou whose spells the heart envron-
Idol of the charmed throng -
Ger the soul with cheering power,
Steals thy voices melody.
As nghtbreeze DER the flower,
Or ripple DER the
And we feel sweet emotion
In the heart responsive swell,
Like an echo DER the ocean,
Where the meTmaids love to dwell.
Eyes with beamng rapture glisten
As thy strains of music fall
Glad hearts bless thee they listen,
Spelbound in thy magic thrall
While thy voice. so sweetIy swelling
Fails upon the raptured ear
Seems il from their bIsstu dwelling
Angels bend them down to hear!
'Wakens then holy feeling,
Moving through the heart and BRAIN
Like the evening zephyr stealing
Silently along the main.
Heed not thou tie gaud of fashion,
shun the vain and snowy throng:
Nurse with zeal thy holy passion
For the melody of song!
BrOoktvn, FEB. Is, 1s49. THEo A. GOULD.
NICHOLAS BIDDLE-As for Mr. Nicholas Bid
die. he was man who sinned much and often !;
and yet, all who knew him well as did and
there were thousands who knew him better-will
readily admit, after all, he was man
'-more sinn'd against than SHINING"
He educated for the legal profession, and
was, by the action of strange circumstance and
incident, elected to the position of President of the
Bank of the United States. He did not possess
single qualification the office demanded. His hab-
its OF life had always been antipodica to those of
grave man and shrewd financier.
For the wealth of the world, any farther than it
could be rendered available to the wants and luxu-
rious indulgences of fe he entertained an unquali-
fled contempt and if he could but render all man
kind happy, the chief object of his existence was
accomplished. He was fond of all thai may be
regarded as the extfavagances of life all the arts
found in him patron and friend and the world.
of beauty found in him champion and an admrer.
He sought the happiness of his friends, and be-
lieved that they sought his hut found, in his hour
of night and turmoil, that they the very first
to .orsake m.-COrresponaence Of ". Y. Atlas.
THREATENED ASSASSINATION OF VICToRIA-
The magistrates of Windsor. England, have had
under investigation the case of man who has Oh
several occasions threatened the life of the Queen.
He is % years old, of rather idiotic appearance.
lie was employed some time back in u colliery, at
West BromsVcl. In January, 1913, he wrote
letter 10 The Queen, declaring that she should die
by his hands unless he had his rights
THE CHOLERA IN PARIs-TFe postscript TO u
Paris letter in the Courier des Etats UniS, all
nounces that on the 9TH of April, there
number of deaths from cholera among the represent
tatives of The French Assembly
o. The fourth volume of Bancroft's History of
the United States is announced to appear in Sep
TENDER next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
HOLMES &. CO.,
Dda and Mineral Water Manufacturers

ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and Their former
Street corner Of Caro.dewhere they a'e prepared to
fill orders for MI ERAL WATER for the supply OF Ste4m
boa,s Hotels Bars and Private Families for Exploration
N. B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Giocers and Com
mission Merchants.
& .Sr SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains hsre,osoe with e-i y-re.ior Drawing
Apnerr,r- pph Fl