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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-19
EOreirn MALTA


Irrrrs Btes % steamer Cambria for Hvsrpool. will
eess a. the Herald Once Tomorrow Osb, at 10
Letters be prepaid the Herald oO. to any part Of
LlITrs pAos Of steamer Cambria for Liverpool will close
at the ISchings Reading Rsem (67 Rxchansol morrow
FsI Of the WSrld A''''' can Dc PREPAID any
L,TTs, gAss steamer Cambria for Liverpool viii
minutes 70 is Letter. can be prepaid 70 dssjiaaslos
At the Above ee, 10 forwarded ta,s sve-
EsrAIu Marine Correspondence.
PIithnhLtipa N9y ~ ~ Arrived ssrks En-, Nick
6 s i sS t ianSS% ssn sr So Gs ss.
iats BesoI Duens vesa. Potter Droohyn Nathan Dur
steamer yaiean Cox " '"''' "A"'' nAf''''''
miscellaneous.
BsrS SORRY was Destroyed ~ ire at Surrey Maine on
Sunday night last.
BAKK IISKoKrr Borton from Charleston WIS in con
asa S ICY
arc vas toved to The eitJ b steaNer kaushon.
S sf ssy osy At s. s s.9s.
which Jailed frtm Boston 18th ashore the
Harvard Of tie sever Zoo, snoii
lAuseH,n-lle en- chip Parliament go tons bur,hss
SSts s e'ot y ss rom
t.Ned 90 her yhsif ~ the sanbcst Ja'oO Belt SIZE
.hp Cs,lllsn vas launched from the .hiPyard gr
oeoet he ,se IL bs gsts, ~ Ia sv, NIL, o a ~ '.
MsriNss beng uTyAe, Of tOss She BY Capt
Whsiemen.
ca AZ New Bedford s.h shp. Phoeon, Nichols, Indian
c,sI s.fr frs P NO soss q at Bravo
OF b. reports ter the De vFd sauds had
no oi all we'll EXCEPT Aarta hhitshead boastseTsr. whs
roulc he lss DID
her a. Timber s,p 2ld with 71 bbs % OIL Al do same
tine sharon, Bcuney. do. OIL not stated.
letter trc Cart Harding of ship Saratoga Of n
pis 1trh stJsEo Oct clean. On the l9h Sept Oris
Aldoge o. Saratoga NJ fell from the yard, and
intaDtly killed.
Foreign Ports.
BRprAux. Oct 2ssld Courier Audsbert, Charleston.
cbEsLTsn, Oct Sc ships Geo swans Tin charge Of the
sicltessl, and Gen Neaue. Hickey NOrsans.
HsvRE, Oct yl-hrr Ihens Bone the, NOrsana GID Nov
], Jeane Lucre leIsre, sHn Francisco.
NhLAes, Oct ESark Sarah Bridge, Srous repairing foe
MAKssfLtrs Oct 2s-Proteus (Prusl, for Nyort, Nov5
Home Ports.
BosroS. Nov ", A MATT bark Cherokee Humphrey.
Charleston lrirs flztbeth fstOn Edrage asaa keoka
Ter Portland; henry Clss Dow NsWsrk, So cid ssp Robe
Winthrop San pson kOrleats; barks Carlo TIL
nghsst san frsboecs lawrence AsyO Bstimores briss
John Hrwket br hchsrde, London; Avon, webb Lagaay
Satord Pierce, Savsrna schrs King Php Shermsn, 81
Jaso outa; Ruby Dyer san Francisco Charm Gerry,
mond Va, sllmsn, Coleman Niork Thames, sears DO.
DoRcHrsrkR, Nov 16-Ar tat Commercial Point) shin
scotlsro, Fcieer, Nyork, 10 load tor California.
NsroEssr Nov I5-sid brig Randall Frederick, CALI
fornis.
Nav LoSDos. Nov I5-Arr brig Adss, shermsr. 81
NV BsDronp. Nov 1874 bark Niantonoui NYors
NtvroHr, Nov lo-Ar scbrs Barton, MunrOo somersstt
Nsr n.vrs Nov ie-Arr sohrs Isaac Wright, Albany SD
PRovIDtros No. lt-sd brig Nathan r.le schrs Posc-
moke, Hucbens and ferOlemHn scses, Suffolk, Va; Tr-
unrh Bates, snd EMPORIUM, Shropshire, Philadetphia
lev shr kerctsnt, Couch. from klOrk cid brig Breokyn
MITCHELL Portland; echr Louis ana, Ryder Boston.
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u aIrao0,

Married.
AtJsmscs, L. l., on Wednesday, the 18th OF Novsn.
Der, BY the Rev VIM. l. Johnston, Miss JvsErHrNs Il.
DuHrxAlof Jamaica, to Mr.. WM. n. wooLssr, Of New
York.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Sidney A. Corey, Mr..
JOINS BvrT, to Miss RosE HANNAH WHIrE both Of this
city.
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blss down. has that anything with the question Of
title! Counsel, then In foroibis terms denied that
he Sloo intended to get the ship
entered in his name, the fact being that he only
went 10 the Collector Of Customs to II his
could be included In the registry and oentsudsd that
the registry IL in direct hostility the fund amenta
principles Of the trust 1t 10 charged In our bill that
Law, Roberts Wetmore owners Of the Falcon in
page 10 Will be that they apply - sssigness OF
th- contract They tender this ship a. substit ute
and long she 10 allowed It 10 their interest
to delay the construction Of the other ships Tho trus
tees own the Falcon AID ENJOY the monopoly Of the
mail service and when We ask about It, they say tho
Falcon 10 not In tho trust Why the Secretary Of the
Navy In his letter, accepts IL ~ temp orsry" As
trustees they prscludsd from bringing in the
rel otherwise than In the trust We slsgs that they
have received money for the mail services Of the Fall
oon How de- they deny 1t! They say with the great
est honesty they do not receive cent but they have
received 00o and allow for in tho mails the in
junction is ascillsry to the receiver We ask In
junction against those ships coming back to New York;
the recsivsrshp 10 snssry 70 the earnings Of the
tlemeR receiving those profits without having .
civer to take Of them They do net contend that
the registry IN correct snd therefore need argue
it, Resrred to Srorys Equity ID 1888 and 1st Story,
o72) They have greatly masnined tho difficulty Of
reosvsrsbip lasting for ten years Our application Is
for receivership until new trustees appointed,
which cannot be long after the appointment of
ceiver. In conclusion Mr.. LoRp sontepded that no
loss would arise from the retreme Of the defendants
and that there were pslpsbls grounds for appointing
receiver in this cause.
The Court will give their decision In the OF
few days
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Arrived.


Ship Walter Jone, COT TR9ma.son oOllsy Lsshorn via
Sa1 %a1 ss' Pro pro-
ship Raron Thompson Malaga 2lst Gibraltar 2sd with
ship Cora Linn Lambert glasgow and the Clyde Oct TO-
a. 10 Ion q 80 spoke sehr Sovereign from stoungton for San
ship France. tsf rGr.land Ellis. Ns~pcr Wales, 9TH
while scuddns before gale from So. sprung head Of
Ship Excelsior tpew from Eastern port ballast to
sS & with ns'c. S 9
'Rsai s r;ss s s.a ss.ts
SS1 % on tho aaa asas.
G. sss. sd uss % ssas n
Of ana from Boston, for California all WELL From Oct 10th
a &. heavy gales from
BARK DS Sl H GgHs Bremen s. Say With
lad IS deaths apr,ng ,hs Oct rs lat y u
:Sp kG'as taats rom syoft nS.s:
Brig s Windsor Ms
days plaster, TO the master
luSnsr to hsvins son n.' days with
Brig Cousins Of Trenton, Clinton Bangor days. with
Brig Harriet, Of Portland, aastsr. Portland days. with
Els nss FsfAS .nsv, ErswssS Sag H.rSor 20 hours. in
sehr Eche tBrl Holder st !Ohns NIB. days with ium-
howard Primross IBr). Cameron Pictou 0days with
sslr scircss tcf Bsfas.) Moore. Jacksonville days.
ship George holly Of Charleston Sailed in company With
big Alert for NYork.
sehr talbot, HINT Machia'. Q days, lumber.
Sctr ID Z br0okes, Allen Lubee, 10 days.
sehr Ieainston, Chase Bostos, 5 days
SChr -, Boston, 3 DAYS.
Nov le-Bris Iva tot sseksport Wiley Georgetswp &C.
With chip TINKER for the Navy ysra
Robert fenLel foi NYOf; William, Fish, OF for
haven.
Novis-sIeop Gold Leaf yames Milton Point with coping
fer u Dry Dock.
Sailed.
Slip Baria, Richmond mot Saturdays barks Delyiders
CLarlestcni Oliver hayes Busnos Ayres and others.
The packet ship London Hebard, for London s remains
at anchor a. the SW Spit.
Tie ship shannon repored saa) for Liverpool Ia Al
anchor Ia the North River; will sa The FIRST fair wind
Nov ls-W ind during the day, from NNE 10 NE.
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Man SHoT by WosAs.-Mrs. Rennick, wife
a Ii Repnick, Of Saline county, Mo, lately shot
man by The name Of Carroll. Daring temporary
abs,nc, Of Bennck, Carroll made overtures OF a
dishonorable character to Mrs. Y. She communl-
Cuuoll persisted In his overturcs to shoot hm-and
for this purpose loaded pistol and gave It TO his
wife. Shortly afterwards Carroll renewed his over
iures. The lady ATTEMPTED to 60 up stairs, and nc
che assembled Carioll caught her, aud made an at
tempt 10 detain her. She got the pistol and shot
HIM. Tie died in about fifteen minutes. RenDick
and wife were taken before Justice and exsmin-
ed, but were promptly discharged ST Ions ho.)
Ln,or, NOv. 1.
There were atty. I've assshs In Boston, for the week
ending the i7th tBst.
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"a A lTImE lNTELLIGn n r

Fort or New York, Nov. 10, 1919.
.........e 81 NOON sETs......... 81
............ a 81 HIGH wArsR.....,.. IL 80
Teieg raphic.
general column for the latest Marine InsseaSa
by magnetic telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-19

In Portsmouth,, Va, ON sunday morning, the bakery
Of Mr. Newman. the grocery store and dwelling Of 8. h
D. Fsutb and the dwellings, II Messrs Born and Iuy,
we're Destroyed by IRE Mr.. James Martin, q confeo-
tiorer In the employ Of Mr.. Newman, was burned to
"A. ath m his bed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-30

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diiioual.
for drop letters. not to be mailed cents
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sent not more thsn one hundred m'ir-' 81 any
distance within the same -'aie, ccht ''lt
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For each additional ounce, Or any excess
greater than a half ounce, / cent
n, yslaliag Pr,iisre as Revsilffd ~ 10 ~ 81
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Al any session until the mcriiag q the HrVl
tongres.
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tire House Of Representative. mst send iit.
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and packets, not weighing over two ounces dit
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turr, 10 the Governors Of ~ states.
5. The three Assistant Po,tmasier' GHnora
may send iroe letters, package, or other natter
relating eNelucScly to their official dulles, %
the business OF the posioihce department mas
receive al such letters and documents - rcIai'
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COTTON GINS!

WE have established q Branch Of our extern.
W slvc Cotton Gin Nanuilciory, one mile
from Shreveport, L., on the tirccmW God road
We ara prepared to furnish any aumber OF our
fine improved Cotton Gins We are prepared.
also, To repair Gins made by any manufacturers.
All orders, by mail or otherwise, will be- faith
flly and promptly attended 10. We have
IN our possession quit q number Of certificates
from those who have ueed our GINS We war
ran, them. IN NIL oasc-, with proper usage, 10
perform well.
ROSE & STATION,
June / n. Agents for L. Taylor & Go
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=
THE NEW DRUG TORE.

rtyr snh.e,sber hayiog unbiased the
- s.snI formerly owned bg johnson & Go.
~ ianv AMI f,yorably known A. tic uer.
,I,g Dvag S;.,s. invite the attention Of ih'
w. ~ 49, Ia ,.,.,hsrin, counties
n their choice and well sclec,cd stocks Of
~, 49,, pm, o. D,.s and Fan.
-, NL{,c,osT. N of which thrg will sell at
Z. ..g,, n. tf.ey ea, b, bought a. S1fesc
p,rt -, s,, ,i,be, cit, to,,t. village. or lamlot
f1.", - XII nlsee ru..r .io,k consist. r
r.r, ~ ill., siIloviug articles. uz. Qu,aiu-
c. Mn NJ. e. cas-u4h ~ Hgo
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TliE STlTE or TEXAS,
fMNry 10 iIAHrf4ns

., =,
'o'' "fa''' w. '''iH ~ '''''''s '''''''','
bar Act totGf, So N''A,i..', 1D'y' lN''
~ me "Nf'W q so" '"N"'y- ''''
AiillRENS, John 'rUcs ias hled hi* pc
w uuon ga the DiA'uct 'ouri Of il1ruson
county, IN substance as follows. dai' on tte
----- day Of March 1851 James Adams then
u citizen OF the Republic oi Texas, was eht-
tied to one league and one Lahore oi land sold
to petitioner his headnslt certificate Tor sad
league and lahore OF land Tor the -am of one
Thousand dollars, which wA then ana there
paid by petitioner TO the sud James ADAMS, ana
ihr said james thea AMI There executed amt de-
h,ercd 20 petitioner hs obligation 80 writing
~ the penalty OF ten Thousand dollars 70 AaNe
OF cause 10 Toe mlde ulleS 70 thc "hA WINCH
might Doe obtained from thr Republic OF Texas
~ VriHe OF b, +ud headlight certificate Tor
one league and lahore 81 land petitioner pay
lnF all t'' geo nnn necessary 'NP'n',' ''' p''-
'lnins '"" ''i,'"'''''' ''''. VI, ~ ''.' '''''
anu F."u"',sb Wy l'..'.,'ls =" ~, ,.,'''' -
ny 'htuo 81 ,"'' r''''''''' ''l''''' 49,
i,''' "'' -, Wv '}
'te HHu jams ",Paf'F" u,' 4 I "''''
WU'1 WIS ",'','''. ',.'."' ~ '' ' ~
t"he' e'fuiieaie Tor one ''a+"' anu "''e ~
~, ~ % '''"' '','' ''o '''''' ;,
'N,'Y COUNTY, ~ '"."V VN 1"' - vow
N"i' Jam "'' "''' "' II
warts Aad o'' '''spe 81 l,' sa'''5'n ~, nv
f'Ao" '"'l" y 49, " ''''
Two 'u'''l ~ i'''',s',g' 80 INV w. 1,''
,'il VI re
~,
-, sl'n '4','' i'' ~" ~" i''' ~ ''''''
'''.,',''' i'.''' w.. '.'l' e. .'i
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"OF INTEREST 10 ALL"
THE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA

THE GENUINE BALM OF E0ll hblN,
roR EE.Ioa'3 TIVE nuE,
II Won wish a rich ln,nnpnt h.id Of ha.r
free from daudruit ani SQUIRT ia not iH.l go pco-
cure the Grnnrn BUN ~ to'eHba.
touus ail Da}g', Nged Paia Errac'o-
The worlds ronl.r pronounced 80 by M'
who have ever used them. NTtc swelling, in-
/ famstiou pain Iu tAc back, Hcck 'unh', ie1dtf
up sore feet. and 900 -rrolu'pn-, SORES, %r., &C.
an peciily cured by Daley y ConncIs PEN
Erfraefw
ComstacA'. HricSs Nrr end Bous L'a1naR
amt hpiiaa Igeabt mar, H. warranted 70
cure any case of Rheumatism. gou' contract 81
chords and muscles, or still joints, aud strength
en weak limbs, sc.
Deafnr0.
Use Dr. McNair's acoustic Oh for the cure Of
deafness
Hfy| Lmmeai fr df Pios
The worst cu.,s 81 piles srr clrpd IN q short
time b, the use of iic genuine Hag's iirimeqf
Coni.tock & CO. tue1frafd f9wgalad
Flint Egsr7c' # Narspmila for the cure Of
rofuia, chronic rheumatism, gtnfrl debil-
i, rd'aaeous diseases, -clyer1p'ons Of TIE
skim Nc.
H. SpnlH's Sci-Hnieris Rmely
This remedy wal rN,c'm'y destroy any ai-
tack of headache either nervous ~ bilious.
Louca1ls Gr-r We.trr iidian Pannse.
For tl,e earc 6 dyspepsia, lyer compliant in-
dieo-tiou, loss ot appetite ard mhor. affections.
1Te Gegi PAN hHv.
" medicine ha, te.u discovered that Is so
harnHr adopted 20 use, inTrfit arj sr'sHarF.-
"a. "a. 'hs Soc numerau. certificates aceomp-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-30

HARRISON CouNrg, TAKEN Up, by VIM.
Beat No 7. st Pointer, and cs'rayei
before W G. Wakeland, Justice Of the Peace q
Brown MARE six year, old, II hands hugh
branded on the len shoulder with the letters
II. p: one fore. and both hind feet white, with
mark around her neck near her head. Ap-
praised by VIM. Washington and David fcrgu-
son, at $40.
y. G. REAILEY County Clerk.
nlil f. CATER, Deputy
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nuw GOODS: NEW GOODs:'


lust RECEIVED. direct from New ofk'
y an invoice Of cheap
So SPRING GOODS,
Consisting Of the latest styles aid Tor safe py .
IA. sab.cfil4rs, nj their old stand, Sopit-ft@
e..-ner OF the public sgaarc, Marshail, leSAS'
Among Which. may be found !, /, Al hfo"h
Ind blearhed Sheciiugs and Shrings, brown
ur,i- Ticking, Coilonadss, DENNIS, Chamhfl
N.ukern Camlct Jeans. Rpa Cashmere
Checks, stripe, brown, checked aad French LIN
For Laiies' Wear
Table Diaper Ga. q cheap artiele) English
rr.reh and American Prints. lHcW sillerJ
checked. striped, iaid. solid PINK ana oleh
G,nehsm-. printed Lawns, Jacsonet and Mus
bn.. fancy and ,a,in-~lrpcd Bcrrgr>' fancy sllA
and linen pophns, linen Bcrcgc iaaey OrEandies'
l,inrham Lawns, Cbamhay linen hinghams'
Chamhrav Ginrhnui. black and mourning LAWNS
white. piuk and black Grapes, 'upr., white dress
Six. Alpaca and mohair lusires, grass Skirts
six. Bcfegr and linen SHH- and scaris' llnei
linen fringe-, ia ncw article for ladies inn-
mings,) blue. scarlet, green ari White Florence
black and white Boboucis linen hdging', In
.crtnv. and laccs, cambrc hdunes aud Insert
mgs. Swiss hdging- and lnscrung-, thread AMI
ll.ie Edpings. u,cr1ngs and laces, slngham and
-ik Far'"s ana Faf''"''''S' -''"' -'''i an
cotton mbfc,',' u"'h 'IH'',iy ''9N ~ ~ w.
-lh pocket iidN Is ass" 81 m't'N ''''
fancy bonnet cap ana 'a'g', N'',',i' ~, w. On
, fhenl Flowers, fancy shell, twist combs, shell
-de do, paper Fans, ihr Pms, W halr-hoilea'
iluok. and E}rs cotton N'uh@ t'id' fasm
Boards, ladies black, white aud i'ncY Ma No
Gloves, tllet white hlneh ana t"l"r'" 'nN
! Gloves, black lace Mitis, thread ls! and cotton
Gloves, cotton Hose, 81. DC
G,tfitm,fls War.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-30

PLAN ERS HOTEL.
TIVE undersigned would most r.qs'
inform his ircuda ard ihc publ, f
that he has hefomo the proprietor Of ihsl
AMI rommodlous budia., situated ON Che
elV carn.r OF the public square KNOWS
some as the Walton lloust-oi,gt be i. =
To- receive aud accommodate the weary las
and an other, who may taenr hn Nit
patronage M such manner, br -nsis@
give general Satisfaction, and ensure hiai
eral share of puhiieia,or
This fine huildnr -How hc.0a Fn.'a
the yer, best mauwr, an5lswlNad9pled K
accommodation Of families, Uavint nfln.F
spacious rooms, which u'li be- Wei iufHti'
III, table Mill be- furnished wlil thc ~
country affords ". stables v. ht wy
piled with provcnder ard attentive o-ile'
short, YOU Mi DO well to e1li az the fas
Ho'ei. and judge for yourselves. a.s
lmya7-i1pl ". 6. l.. NORM
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nRS. YOUNG g. MORGAN hs Inc E .
- Partnership, respectfully tender ,h.,
lcSslonai services TO the citizens of N.
and vicinity, Their joint attention a
gisen 10 AL eases Of importance, free 81 .
charge. Particular attention will he nsil !,
surgical cases and operations. Dr. yos
successful experience IN lihoiomy, ana
important operations j. well known,
Their office win be that occupied ii n,
hv Dr. Young, where one or both may h. \
at all times. when not professionally ai,se,'
July ~ 1872. l0s.
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lNR. y. W EAhES, having loeaiel
- mancutly ut tine residence of Mr. A
Lister. eight miles southeast of Mar
respectfully tenders his professional scry.,.
the citizens of the adjacent country. Ii,
be found ut his Office at all times wber
professionally absent
june -, 1912. u6 r.
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u. u. JONES, q 60,
tnur Il ntk Proprietor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

MANUFACTURE IN GEORGIA.-A Convsr,;o,
Of Manufacturers in Georgia was held at the S,ona
Mountain, in Georgia, ON the 10th ult. Nine,eon
companies were represented by twenty-five dele.
gates. The aggregate capital they show. is
Sl,2OO,OOO. The purpose Of the Convention was 10
agree upon some concert of action, and to fix upon
a common depot for the exhibition and sale of
goods. They agreed upon the Immediate formation
of an association 10 be called the Manufacturers
Association of Georgia, and Darlington King, of
Roswell, was elected President, and James Hope,
OF Augusta, Secretary and Treasurer commit.
tee OF three was next appointed to report a more
perfect form of organization at an adjourned meet.
ing to be held at Augusta, on the 10Th of October
next, at which the delegates are invited 70 be pre-
pared to present to the Convention a compIete his
tory of their respective establishments embracing
all particulars which may properly be laid before
the public. The delegates from tbe Cotton and
.Woolien Manufactures, are particularly reouested
TO furnish not only the general history of their "a.
spectlve establishments, but also, the time when
they commenced operations; the quantity of raw
material annually consumed; the number of snin.
dies and looms employed; the style and quantity
of fabrics produced the number, sex, color. and
mental, and moral condition of the operatives and
all other statistical information the publication Of
which would not be inconsistent with their respeo.
tive interests,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

MARIE DoRvAL.-This celebrated actress lately
deceased, appears to have been a woman of the
finest sensibilities as well as Of great beauty and
very commanding genius. In long biographical
sketch by Dumas, she is mentioned as playing a
particular part, at one period, with unusual iervor
and ability. The public, who took to themselves
the credit of inspiring the desire TO please which
was so admirably successful, applauded, on one
evening particularly, to the echo. But twas not
for the public that she was developing the deepest
secrets of her genius. And for whom it was, Ma
RE Dorval did not herself know. In one of the
boxes sat woman who held her, enchanted, under
the strange influence Of her eve 1t was for her
that she played--fOr her that she wept, implored,
trembled, and became the reality of the character
she persOnated. And when this woman applauded
when she cried bravo n'-the actress felt re-
paid for all her exertiOns, recompensed for her ia
tigues, acknowledged for her genius. " lam hap
Ply, said Marie DOrval, !" for she is happy"
The curtain dropped, that night, and breathless,
exhausted, half dead with excitement, she was
borne TO her dressing room and laid upon the sofa
from the triumphant spirit Of the hour, changed,
suddenly, to its victim.
The door opened, and she stood upon the TIRES
hold. Dorval trembed, started from her reclining
POSTURE seized her two hands as they were those
of familiar and beloved friend, and the two wo-
men smiled and gszed at each other, with tears in
the eyes of both.
" Pardon me !" said the unknown, with voice
of inexplicable sweetness, but ] was unwilling
10 go nome WltnOnt nfsttehlng you Oh the ndppt-
ness the emotion, the delight that you have given
me. Oh it was admirable Do you know how
Wonderful, how sublime you have been tonight 20
Dorval gazed at her, thanked her with her eyes,
with the motion of her head, and, above all, with
that movement of the shoulders which was SO ex-
pTessve and peculiar 10 herself and still her look
Intercepted the nameless one, and the look wai
understood" Who are you 2"
/ am Madame Malbran !'VVas the reply, in 8
tone which none can conceive who have not en-
ioyed the intimate friendship that wonderful siren
DOrval uttered a cry of delighted surprise, anC
turned her head and gazed upon single engrav
ing; the only ornament of the dressng-roem,
portrait of Malibran in the character of BESIDE
mona. ltwas TO the genius of her ideal WORSHIP
that she had unconsciouslg been playing, and tn
two were thus fifty met, to begin friendship, aF
preciatiye and eternal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

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