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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Louisiana HfstrtOnic Association,
" The heavy expenditures incident rennodnR and
the Hail. and adding e effect Of the Stage Department have re
dered Series Of Benefits for Treasury when the
will be thrown open the Honorary and their friends
BENEFIT.
On SATURDAY EVENING next January 49, 1885, fby psrieu
lar dese1 will be enacted sherdsn's old Engli Comedy Of
THE RIVALS; Or, A Trip to Bath.
To be preceded andsucceeded with brilliant ovERTUREs by the
Orchestra Nj Hoener The whole to conclude
with the Farce Of
A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR
NJ Doo quarter before o'clock. Performance to
begin at halfpastT.
H- Tickets One Dollar To be had the seceary's Office 2
Camp street, up u the door the day performance aud
from either Of the Active MEMBERS Of an Hon
oraIy member. jal7 WOOD EaKe Msnaper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKETs.

CRyscERT 0FYlcH.
. Friday Morning, January IS, 10
COIIoN~-The males was duI yesterday, and the ss19
were go bales, taken ieg iis North Prices as rueaa-
and aid 10 be easier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
accession Of NJ. ID. BringieF, deeeaaed. . E1tea
gre SAFE Of Stocks and Real Estate IN he First an
Third Municipalities. ~
BY FLORANCE e. TAYLOR.


- Office 81 Grapier street,
SATURDAf January 49, 1850, II al anc
~ ton al the 81 Louis Exchange 81 Louis By
order issued " the Honorable the Judge
iet CouTt Of the State Of Louisiana and Asce
sion follows
10 Eiares City Bank Stock;
100 do. Commercial Bank Stock
100 do. Mechanies' and Traders Bank Stock;
50 do. Poncharraia Railroad Stock
Is do. improvement Bank Stock
LOT OF GROUND together Buildines Improve
nen thereon situate and the Ckarues
and Benyle slfeets in Municipality No One measuring
front Charities by 80 feet depth Blenye
The said premises rented Bnoehe Known
business sand.
LOT OF GROUND situated in this city, square BOUNCED
~ Epaade, Conde Royal and Barack measuring
inches front onEpan ITO depth together
NE teeoy brick Dwelling House, Kitchen other improve
thereon
~ Desirable BUILDING LOTS in the central part o Municipal
Terms-Fer the Stock cash For The Real Estate improved
and nnHpToyed third install
meats al s. Y vs. and q months, purchasers furnish their
notes Tor sad balance able Aforesaid
e satisfaction Of widow Michel DOuradon agent
sad hoes to baar interest from payment The rae
per cent and TO be
special mortgage retained on the property.
acts Of sale before T. j. Beck, Notary Public
PuIehaseIs- jal4
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A COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.

= a FFE p HOOSE FUR SAILED
TE'HE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
No. l91 I6hOHpit0uldS street. near the corner -,
OF Julia street, known as the "Mechanics' and {Sss1
Draymens Retreat" together with the House, s,,s
HOLD FURNITURE belonging TO the same. The LIZ
House is doing good business in good location for
BOARDING House and is fully furnished for the same
For particulars apply the premises, B. GILLOOLY
at the corner Of St Joseph and Tchoupitouas Streets
N b. The House offered for sale in consequence of the
owner having Two c0tlee-hOuse d3 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
LIST OF LETTERS
Ladies' List,

y EMAINING in the Post Office at New Orleans,
IL january u, 1880 Persons calling will please
mention that tley are advertised.
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~ - Princeton, Vicksburg and NilIiken,s
R&E$E Bend @a,, Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
.NINGFOr Princeton, Vicksburg, MiIlikei's Bend War
Fsnon New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natchez
me magnificent regular packet MONTGOMERY
Capt j. Esie, viii positively permanently in the trade
throughout the and will leave tor the above and ali
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at B o'clock
P. N, For freight or passage apply to
sl4 T. b. SMITH, 80 Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
AUCTION SALES.

% ne BEHIAU3 NINCLTUMCCFs :
IL Saies ATangeegs Ssda5s-slaves and other
stocks Tuesday, and Thurldays: Estate Wednesdays sBd
EsaTlsys at " o'elock AZ Banks Arcade General ses inter
tpeIlaie days Hs- Ofbce No 10 Banks Arcade Passage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
RE.OPENIJHq OF THE
CRESCENT BOWLING SALOONS

No. 95 St, Charles street.
WIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by Saloon in the city and those who en-
Joy the healthy exercise and excitement OF BOWLING we
say, GiUe a Call.
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentemanly Attendants. oIs6m
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lIasSss5s31 and all Landings the Alabama River
AzEaszz-1zR Fare Reduced to .lO6ite 10 = z 5O-New
OilSais liooe and Montgomery Packet, New BASIN
On EED NESDAH, sd INST, at O'Clock P. NJ, posi-
ne. ne ne superior and very hghdraugh passenger
steamer bEACON, Capt p. Roberts, Jr will arrive ON
Sunday, and will leave above For freight passage
having unsurpassed accommodations apply On board at Inc
New Basin, loot of Jnlia street, or TO
HYDE IL OGLESBY, Il Poydras st.
N. b--Ihe Beacon will continue in the trade during the
ialT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18

TattergaIs.
By THOS. j. SPEAR, Auetioneer,
l. Stables 4 Charles street. " = isANa
Black 1rALLON, cost the $40;
Splendid Carage, Buggy and Baddie HORSES sound and
fully guaranteed. -
Terms cash Sale po.hiye. ial7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18

e, fgsT n. YazoO and TaIlahatchie River Packet
lifa4s5ssS45% LATONA-kOr Mouth OF Cold Water Tia
- atoba, LOcOpois, Leiiore, Greenwood, Marion
1ghnii AGO City, and all Intermediate andings-On
SAIgkDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock P. MThe elegant
and fast-runnlng passenger packet steamer LATONA r.
hunt master, is now receiving freight will above
jal6 n h. SMITH 50 Magazine st
NJ g. The Latona will take freight for the Upper ITALIA.
hatchie with the privilege of re. shipping
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-18
List of vessels IN Port Noa Cleared.

Per shp. Creole, from New York-AIrs Woodbridge Mis-
Woodbridge Mrs Foster and son. Mr. Stevenson, Mr AZ
new, Master knrtig.
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HATS AND GAPS AT WHOLESALE.
IN The subscribers have store and are receiving A
- by every vessel, from their Factory in New -
60 York, large and fresh Stock, comprising every -
desirable style and quality Of goods their line among which
aTe EGs5S9Rg6ta and Broad BriEa BEAVER, NUTRIA
ny Ny - Nj Mn Angola, RUSSIA. CONEY, WOOL,
Mexican HATS, for Men and Boys f' W
Jal2 uyl ID. w. & F BELDEN, Charles st.
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friday, January 49, half past 10 oielocky Be ,std al
The hoTse Auction Mart q Union
Weiihroken MULES.
srernunr
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
HILLSDALE, SEPT. IL, 1850.

sentiments. M. de S. had merit and cs-
Unable Qualities: but his gloomy. bitter, and
oyer-bearing temper made me equally AFRAID
OF his company, his friendship and his love:
Ta make him happy must have renouneed
all intercourse with society, and even the ex-
crcise of my talents. was poor and proud;
| desire, and hope shall ever desire, 20 owe
nothing tn any one but myself. My friend
shin for him prompted mo 10 use every en-
d.avor to lead him to more just and re'sone-
bic sentiments; failing in th's. and persua-
ded that his o5stlnacy proceeded less from
the excess Of his passion than froin the vio-
lence of his charactc', took the firm reso-
luton 10 separate from him entirely. roiu-
sed To sec him in his lsst moments, because
the sipht would have rent nv heart; because
feared to appear too barbarous If remain.
ed infex,ble, and to make myself wretched
if Welded. Such, madsm me, arc the motives
of nv conduct motives for which, | think.
no one can blame me-
Il, would indeed said the lady, 'bo Unjust
TO condcmo you My poor friend himself,
in his eosonable moments acknowledged all
that he owed 10 you. Bnt his passion and
his malady overcame him and your refusal
10 see him hastened his last moments He
was counting tho minutes when at l01, his
servant came to tell him decidedly You would
not come. After few moments silence no
took me by the hacd with frightful exples-
siou of despair. Bsrbarous woman! he cried;
but she will gain nothing BY her cruelty. As
, have 70 lowed her in life she'll follow her
in death! endesvored to calm him; he was
dcadr
! Il need scarcely tell you ms dear friend,
the effect these last words had upon me-
: Their analogy to all my aspirations filled inc
/ with terror. but time and reflection cilmed
my feelings. The consideration that ! was
neither the better nor the worse for all thai
Fad happened to me, has led me to ascribe i
all to cha, ce. do not indeed know what
chance is; but it cannot be denied that th'
something that goes by that name, has
great influence on all that passes in th'
world.
/ IS ch is ny story; do with it wlat you will
If YOU intend to make it public, beg you Il
suppress the initial letter of the nsme, ant
the name of the province. Household
Woads.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

among all the blessings and the benefits Of
Christian Fteedom--thc freedom which ccu
only dwell with ruth and peace--ihe freedom
OF ihe iresmen Of The Lotdi That II may be
so, u becomes as 10 receive, with an unhesi.
tsiing confidence, the distinguished Siates-
man who sns now in General Taylor's seat.
By the Immediate aci oi God, he is the Pres:
iieni of The United STATES. Receiving him,
o q d's hands, let US receive him with n
asrer0 is trust. Let w resolye TO give him
our suppDri--'he Support of our sympathy,
tae support ot cur confidence, and support
ol oui co-sporsIior, the supaor, uf our l,rays
eis. Let rs commend bin, and the cDun-
sei,o,s that are 10 share with him the cares
and loiis oi State, TO The favor, the guidance,
tie protection az Ainighuy God. Let MS re-
n,w our vows to-day ia The admirable Com
siuotion which our fathers yindit ated Tor MS
with their blood f.er us reOew our vows
tu-day, 10 Ire Glorious u ion, which their
blood cainented, sealed and capsec,sted. On
our knees let us join hearts, with them here,
in Gods house. upon Gud's day, and pour.
ram souls which sorrow sofcus. and which
grace subjues. the Christian Pa,riot's prayer.
''ihat peace and bappiocss. truth and lnsfce,
religion and pieIy may he established, among
us. frr all generations"
and siuners, this startling aud affective pioss
deuce is so well adapted ,o Convey. How
can we clasp oar dsIiipgs, 70 our hearts, and
rot remember. how = m6meut may resolve
| hem into dust, and leave us dcsolale! H,%
can we lie dawn on our beds, this night, aud
remember. that The morning light may find
u', gaini,hed, FOR The grave. The prayer,
which asks from God. the be'eaved of this
day, the strength aud comiort of Ills e,ace.
viii be The commentator of oar dstiiuys 10
The favor of His love. And, the deep peni-
leuce. which such 1eAh should wakcn in
oar hearrs, 80 sudden, s1 slarlr &. SO appal-
| ing, viii. bling us To The Cross, where n,ne
can ptrIsh, through the Lamb, Who died
fn all. To Whom. one with the Fatl'er and
he Hoiy Spiri;, three Persnos, and one oaly
God, shall ever be ascribc3, the eiory AID the
praise.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

An ELDgRLY VoTER, John vauhoosef
lives 10 ihe county of Jefferson, Tennesses,
and he voted tor Gen. Warrington far the
Presidency. he is in lie 1921 wear OF his
age. Unit ecenrly. the Knoxville (Teun.l
Register tells us. he was in the habit uf walk
ing 10 aud from the towa on calls of business
distance Of five or six mlies, without expe-
rieuclng fatigue. lie Is German by bi,ih.
bat emigrated TO hi, country about one hun
dred years since. He was In several OF The
most important baiiies of our Revolution.-
He voted Cor Gen. Wasiiington fur President
oil the United States, aud boasts that he ney-
er failed "a, an election for President. from
that time To the present, TO vote the Wing
ticket. We understand that recently one OF
his daughters. lass Of eighty years Of age.
paid him u visr, ard toucd The old gentle
man ia his usual health. We doubt il an
other such case Of 'ooge'ity can he found in
the United States.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

REMARKABLE SPRING IN MAUMEE
BAY.-!n on of the islands of an inlet OF
the Maumee Bay, there is a remarkable
mineral spring. Il is in a circular form,
some 100 or l25 feet in diameter, with
sides slopng in rapidly toward the centre,
giving il the form of an inverted cone
Its waters are very pure and clear and
cold. The spring has been sounded in
the middle 10 the debth Of one hundred
feet, without finding bottom. Objects
can be seen in it 10 great depth. A
more beautiful sight can hardly be imng
ined. It's sides are covered with growth
apacan,ly moss. 1t grows in many fan
,astic and singular rms, assuming the
shape Of different objects, which the suns
rays yarigale with various combinations
Of colors. One formation looks like a
tree growing from its sides. The waters
of this spring are considered by all those
who have tried them 10 possess superior
medical qualities. They are impregnated
with sulphur and some other mineral,
which is supposed, (without chemical an
lysis however 10 be magnesa.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

J have Found a Vein ofGoid.
Ey MRS. C W. DENisoN.


have found a vein of gold.
B, the valley green and old;
Where the summer smileth ever,
And the fowerct dieth never:
Where the sun is fnging glistening
Nantes on the hi tops. listening
Late stood.
Bv the rustling, delicate fountain,
Weeping f,om the gray Old mountain
Tears of blood,
AS the rcd rays ,ingcd their glowing
Drops, adown the rough rocks flowing;
SO. while listening
There found vein of gold.
Not in ear,h's deep bosom sleeping'
Through her sluggish arteries creeping
In her heart its tapcrs blrnlng
In her gloom its charms inurnlng;
Not with knife, and spade. and 'ad'e
Not with miners pick and cradle,
Did find this treasure golden,
by the valley green aud olden.
a simple cottage maiden,
With soft neeced lainbkin laden.
And bare feet
Gle ming on the carpet glossy,
With the fire. n young grass -Ser a'zzy
Yellow curls, by zephyrs lifted,
Shune like sparkling amber, drilled
From the Baltic. on 'ts sno--wliie
Banks. that glitter by the moonlight.
In that sweet,
Gentle, loving, happy creature,
Angel-'ke in form andfeature.
have found vein Of gold
icing,
Through her eyes my soul went etan-
While the fringed spirits were dancing,
Brightly beaming;
Many nook ! searched till minded
They wao dare the sun are blinded
BY lis glcaming.
Oh! heart SO rich in holy
Love and sweet devotion, lowly
As little child, that met
Ny spirit eycs could forget
Its gentle charms'
No! sought, aud soon brought her
To my home beside the water.
And my arms
Daily clasp that guilclcs' creature,
Angcl.like in form and feature.
Still, when old,
Dmmcd by sorrow or unkindness, lness
Mu.c with grie(, or touched with biiad
She will be my vein Of gold
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
Cruzas, rclds, sc.

UilpS 2alsam of .I"neN,
N ,,.,r NJ ,r, ss.ei-,. Of life or rrrtoral Drops
Dr Cooley Veget,5io ..liyIs or cOIih drops
DE Ia IA ,itprats Vegetable specific. for g. ush''
caiis. aud cnnsu'n'' ion &r..
ar Lar',ur's Exlrart Lungsor Tor coughs, colds.
consumption. ~.
D.. . rth .lnue,v 5 Pick EVprr'orant syrup.
rrcrurs . y Il. ronsurppI1u. hoar~e"ess Fain
IN he .Iraast. ynw ping cough. d,ili'ut Breath.
ur IN ,pupg rh,rrr &c. and host "i rrm''-
t-- ~ ,it it.,.tSr. mai is~h u irt".
SINII SGN
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
4 CARD.


sr. q a fs.
yyTisass % SO . I.z "a 'ns nnitl" PHhlic goh-
w er.l, mat d. i removed - town mi IN.
tcnl 70 peVotc a Wh = na 20 he duties Of his
r'fJgassi1a. gas succ.si ai:onin, his Prnctc Ia
taIs cSiaey, i3f tloiast eight years must b. his
best recommend.
~ H-iis ID illing 10 situated on tho cnrnor Of
Ferris az Nc Coa iui. ST., in rear OF Court House
his o Ice Ia gen rally carries with him. in t.c
shane of mir Of IN immoth PHI Iags-hIs fees Will
be reasonable-but little pay required during the
present Administration.
Dec 18th. 1919. az
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
SPRING q SUMMER
FASHIONS
Enn IQl0.

vVNhc subscriber tekes this opportunity oi inform
y iug the public generally, that he has just reeeiv
cd asuperb Plate OF Fashions Tor the present season
which for elegance nnd comfort have nolbeeu surpass
ed At any subsequent period the reports consiis o'
two beautiful riding habits. for ladies' Also. Geuts
plain aud fancy dress Together with good assortment
of business bnents, al of which are well adapted
for the Fail and winer ware
BJs His shop at the same old stand. NJ the large
sign, on Broad street. u. HATTtDN.
JCJs Culiing and Making done the most approx
ed PLAN md all work warranted.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
30 Ok BiNDi7l ..
AZ ~. 4 TN.

ayAs c,-nmcna ID the business Of Cook Ci"a-
ia: IN l,l r.iii', w'iar' - iS in '"a1n"fs 10
n iaysi.ay in thlt iaa. III gJDi style ani At rcI
Wt,.,a,s ahic posa.n as rl'uk Books, or
-'la5,ks7~r in,ntyv - fs. sit ~ o1nd t' 'ri'r.
- ~, tls 81 nr n ~ n i'tl Il n St1n lard
onfra. w'th lirac.i n h,v - y, 5'1ni anj c'n oe
had II thosrn q re- r't'r binding.
L. .sNilIn rrh. II ls %.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

Two DuELIsrs.--The Chronicle of
Western Literature tells the following
story Of Col. Wheatly. Ii may be old,
but it's good;
The Colonel during sho-t soiourn in
Vicksbnrgh, met there some hot-blooded
Southerner with a spirit as fiery as his
own. They qunrroled-a challenge pas
sed and was accepted, and the next rising
sun was to witness one, if not both, theft
dead bodies, drenched in blood, to wash
out wounded honor. During the night
the Colonel said he heard boat coming
up the river, and It struck him as he heard
the boa, putting aud blowing, that ''pru'
dauce was the better part OF valor." 80
he took MS trunk upon his shoulder, aud
stepped, in the dead Of night, very quietly
ont Of the hotel; as he neeTed tue boat
whom shoqli he see but bis antagonist at
the boat before him. just golng aboard
lie returned as quietly as he had gone ont
aud was on the ground next morning
with MS second, waited with Disappointed
wrath for his antagonist and Published
him as an absconding coward
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
Gin .AgeMcies.

City .ageucies.
BrALIER.the American Newspnper Agen'
B n,bor;,el TO receive subscriptions aud advertise
meats for this paper His oihees are at
B,sToS Congress street
Nsy YoRK Tribune buildings.
PE,L,DELpHiA.N w.cpr.3 aud Chestnut ST.
R,Lrtuo pa ~. cor. North aud Fsyette ST.
p uoNAN is our authorized Agen, at Detroit
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

CoVvtcTs FROM ABROAD The send
ing OF conyicis, or rather the admission
from Euro pean governments, is receiving
n check from the authorizes oi NOW l.
The n. Y. Commercial Advertiser thus
speaks of two recent cases that occurred
at that port;
To this sort Of imposition wo should
never submit, and we again call upon The
proper authorities at al our shipping ports
TO initiate the praisewothy promptness
seen la tho example of our own ehisf OF
police. who no sooner heard OF The arrlv-
al Of several convicls from Meckenburg
S,reNtz. than he ordered the Captain OF
the vessel who brought them here to con-
yey them back 10 Germany, on pain OF
prosecution. The Captain OF the vessel
stated himself that Ne had been paid SO
by the police department a; Fredland for
the transportation of tho ielons. Moreo-
yer ON the same day this case came 10 the
cognizance Of the authorities here, several
conyicts from the Hulks Of Bermuda
were arrested rs they were landed from
the Brig swan. According TO their own
s,a,ene1ts thew have received uncondiiinn.
II nardons from tue British Government,
p-oyided they would leavo English soil
roJ come 10 this country. The Mayor
w,il doubtless see to il that they are sont
hack. with brother Jonathan's compliments
TO John Bull, declining to become his pris:.
on house, as well as his aims house aud
hospital,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
SHEET-IRON
sap AND FASH EOILEHS.

Of any size, and of the best material male TO orde'
on short notice, at the Jston Hardware store.
~ n. NJ. MORSE.
Jan. %. 1880.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17

Eioar for Sale.
SUrERFINE FEOUR-A superior a,tiele
- fron the GAMBIA Nils for sale by the barrel
or pound
Nod, aad for sale at g. w. Underworld.
J&A. '. DeDERNID.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-09-17
Rates of .4icsrIs;ng.

Ler,i aos-ri.s nsnrs =, legil rates Of Advertising
.PBtliass. m ~ his p',re' can reee,v' me
..- -, y.,r v;th thair CIR insented a. the rate
OF $500 A vetr by the Carrier
~ All live rtisenents mnstbe accompanied with
svritte, r. ,,ions Cor the length Of time they are To-
eeoI1li.hel ~ h,y will be inserted until forbid
aud charged accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

THE NORTH. WESTERN INDlANs-Hon Hlchd.
w Thompson has been associated with Governor
Ramsey, of Minnesota, to negotiate for sale OF
the Sioux lands west of the Mississippi Dr. Eos
Ter has been appointed Secretary OF the commls-
"A After effectng treaty With the Sioux, the com;
mission will proceed with an escort. overland
about one thousand miles across the plains, north
west to the Selkirk settlement, at Pembna, on the
Red River of the North. They are, besides, to ne
eotiate an agreement with the Chippewa halt
breeds for the extingushment of their title of oc-
cupancy and the acquisition of fee simple titles to
their lands
When shis is accomplished, it is expected that
the most valuable part Of the Chippewa halt
breeds will abandon the Hudson Bay possessions
entirely, and remove within the boundary of Min
nesota. They number about ten thusand nd souls
cd by the North estern Indians. will make an
efficient frontier guard in war with the British
or hostile Indian tribes. Wash. Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES
WAsnlYGroN, Friday, Dec 2o,--Henry e. Da
vies, Myron o. Wilder, and Livingston K, Miller
Esqs ofNew York, Francis Parsons, Esq. of Con-
necticut and Nathan Evans Esq of Ohio, were
admitted Attorneys and Counseors of this
Court. No 70. Sherburne Sears Us. Joseph H.
ted States for the Southern District OF Alabama.
Mr.. ChieGJustice fancy delivered the opinion Of
the Court, reversing the Judgment OF the Circuit
Court in this case, with costs, and demanding the
cause for further proceedings in conformity to the
opinion ofthis Court. No. "a. j. A. Vilaobos, ct al
appellants as the United States The argument
OF this cause was continued by Mr.. Yulee for the
appellants, by Mr.. Attorney General Crittenden
for the appeilees andconcluded by Mr.. Berrien
for the appellants Adjourned until Monday II
o'clock A Nj