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EXTRAORDINARY CABINET MEETING. = 1t
seems that circumstances of such character had
occurred as to render advisable that very unusual
thing, sitting of the Cabinet at the Presidential
Mansion on Sunday, the 10th inst.-a sitting which
is understood to have lasted several hours. The
New York papers of the 18th contain the telegraph
report of the fact, accompanied very naturally, by
speculations as to the cause of it. Surmises are
thrown out in the journals of that city that this
extra sitting may have related to the slavery agita-
ton. Not quite so bad as that, (says the National
Intelligencer Of the 18th } when that agitation
rises to such height to require sittngs of the
Cabinet on Sundays, civil war might be at our
doors, instead Of being very coolly discussed and
its preminares settled in the Legislative Halls of
the States, as see they are about being just at
this time in the Legislature of Virginia. Another
surmise is that the Cabinet Meeting had some re-
lation to the news from California by the late ar
rivals This speculation, as far as we have heard
anything of that news, must be equally erroneous
with the other. Our own impression of the matter
is that the sailing of the European steam-p packet
being at hand, this extraordinary meeting of
the Cabinet had relation to question on which
consultation deemed necessary in connection
with our European relations Perhaps it concerned
the Nicaragua negotiation. Who knows?
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

Dcs- The Bedford (Pa.) Gazette has raised the
name of James Buchanan for President in 1852,
and that of jeremiah S. Black, of Pittsburg, for
Governor
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SPECIE. = The schooner La Belle Francisco
which arrived yesterday from Brazos st. Jago
brought $4,000 in specie, consigned to Messrs. S
L. Y L. L. Levy. o. The schooner Gen. Worth
from Campeaehy and Sisal, brought $4,000, CON
signed 10 Mr.. s. Fernandez.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

Dp William B. Turley, for fourteen years one
of the Supreme Judges of the State of Tennessee,
has resigned his seat.
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y. :. CtRcUlr CoURT-1fyta Gaines. VS.. Rel
and cAt~ Yesterday morning the decree of the
ConItwas rendered. dismissipg the bill of the com
plainant Judge Mckinley remarked that he fell
himself bound by the decision in the case Of Gaines
~ Paiisrzon. Ithad been said that was a made up
case but the evidence Of that case had been offered
in this, and he no reason 10 change his opinion
But he differed from bis brother and he thought
It best Tor all parties that Judgment should be
rendered By the Louisiana Judge He should
therefore, withdraw from the bench while the
opinion Of the Court was delivered He ordered
The Cefk 70 enter on the minutes that the decision
81 the Ceari was rendered in his absence, and left
she bench.
Judge Mccaleb then read long and elaborate
opinioE. He decided First, there was no proof
Of the marriage Of zulims Carriere with Daniel
Clark, Second, that the marriage, (if ever cele-
brateh was secret, and under the Spanish law did
not create any rights for the wife or her offspring.
Third. thas the complainant was born in 1904, and
became Of agein 1928, and the prescription Of ten
years was mature before the institution Of her suit
The opinicn i handsomely written, showing much
research and legal ability. As Journalists, and
coming within The scope Of our duties, we may add
that de oPinienis generally acquiescesl in By the
profession. The case Of course goes TO the SUI
preme Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

10 The contracts for constructing the Augusta
Branch Railroad as far as Wsynesboro' have been
completed. The whole work, superstructure and
all, (he iron being already on hand) is to be done
in for the trains to pass by the 18th of
November next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

o. vs. are particularly indebted to Mr.. b. a.
Oe'esby. the popular Clerk Of the steamer Pey-
tona, FEY 'aie louisville and Nashville papers
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Auction Sales This Day.

SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at halfpas 10 O'Clock at
Magazine street-BoOts, Shoes and BrOgans. AT
O'Clock, on Robertson street, between Canal and Jack
sOn-FurnituTe.
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W- The trial of David c, Knepley, at Harris
burg, Pa, for the murder of his father, has been
concluded. The jury brought in verdict of not
gully, upon the ground of the insanity of the
prisoner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

or The Mail again failed yesterday beyond
ChafIealon--of course.
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ar Father Mathew probably arrived in Coum-
bus On the 18Th inst. where he will remain sew.
efai days before bis departure for Mobile and New
Orleans.
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az For Markets, Marine News and Shipping
List AZ FIRST page
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k%5ESE Nc Brothers aud Lodges invited to assist
JEFFERSON LODGE NO. Q In the Dedication OF
s4fs Tomb, and the Celebraiea he Foul III
say o. SAID Lodge, FRIDAY next ss Procession
Regaia will De formed on Leyee, Jon Lafayette
O'Clock A. M and proceed thence lafayette Cemetery
Dedication will take place and then march the
Philip and Chippewa where delivered by
br ALEXANDER DlTRY aud other appropriate will
he performed Seats will be reserved the Ladies'
who also invited fyloid
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TsIssrsphsd % she aDany crsscent.''


rT-7--7~e Q s---
BALTiMoRE, Feb. 49, 1s5O.--Nem York. FEB.
1s-The Cotton. market is firm and prices have
slightly advanced, Sales 1000 bales Flour,
Grain and Provisions are unchanged Coffee is
held higher. Sugar is firm. MOlasses Pile. 81.
Sterling 81 per cent premium. "A fire at Bata-
via, N. X, destroyed property to the extent of
$50,000. The Avon Theatre at Norfolk has
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22


BALTIMORE, Feb. IS, 1s50.-Montreal Canada
met at Three Rivers against school act assessors
house Canadian Institute. This is fine speci-
men Of transmission by telegraph and as ace can
not understand it, our readers must make out the
case 2 for themselves.l Governors house burnt
yesterday by mob, troops called out.
THIRD DIsfATcH.
New YORK, Feb. l9.--Cotton has advanced &c.
Sales 5000 bales. Fair Upland 13sc.; Fair Or
leans 1866. . Flour is firmer. Western IS 90.
Corn is improving and quoted at Gle. New Mess
Pork $40 rs Prime 50 90. Lard, in barrels,
Sic. Coffee, Sugar and Moasses are unchanged
Tobacco is improving.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-SaIes of Sugar to-day
200 hhds. New Orleans, at Al to 4lc. . Sterling
8 per cent. prem. Washington reports Cabinet
designations groundess.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

.hcssrs. Editors Please announce as a Candidate for
the Chief Magstraoy of the city Election in April next
fy4 PETER l.. JoRE, ex. La State Librarian.
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Worth BrOthers.


North Brothers,
Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, Nep Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE altimes hand large and well assorted Stock
Ii consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
7-s, "A and Twlled LOWELL COTTONS;
34, 7-8. a. and Twilled white and brown COFTOhS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LIHSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red yellow and green FLANHEBS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTTONADES and DENNIS, for plan.
tatlOns:
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, for Negroes;
Blue. black and mixed SATINETs;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks and Bareges;
English CALlCOES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazetts
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves
German HOSE and HALF-IIOSE;
Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
And Also.
A great variety of FANCY GOODS such az are Rener
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchasers on
favorable terms. jaIS 4m2dp&W
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s. of IT,. Meetings This Evening

UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hal III Tchoupi
toulas street, at half past O'Clock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, Unity Hall, Marigny Build
ings, Third Municipality, at halfpast O'Clock.
YOU'VE MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. IL, at Pelican Hall
cor. Common and st. Charles sts., halfpast clock
STAR or Horn DIVISION Nc; 2s. in Odd Fellows Hall
IaIayette, at af-past clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

YOUNG MEMS ANNIVERSARY BALL AND Sup
FER.-Fhe Young Mems Second Anniversary Ball
and Supper takes place this evening, at Armory
hall. The managers have been untiring in their
efforts to make it the most brilliant affair of the
season, and they will receive tonight vote Of
thanks from the sparkling eyes of the fair yo,aries
Of Terpsiehore. The gentlemen who compose the
committee Of invitation, have performed their du.
ties in the most acceptable manner, and nothing
has been neglected that can add to the enjoyment
Ofthe guests; beauty and fashion will there
i" Link grace and harmony in happiest chain;
and the bellies Of our city mingle in tha may dance
while music, with its voluptuous SWELL"
''Wen speeds alikethe banquet and the ball.
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For Mayor, THOMAS J. SPEAR. Independent Crevasse
Jandidatethe Poor Mans Frend-to be elected in April
flo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

GARDEN ENGINEs-12 superior Garden Engines,
VI Just received and for sale by
fy22 81 PRIESTLEY BEIN.
I INsEED OIIr-Just received direct from London $50
- gallons best English Linseed OIL for sale by
fy23 ct PRIESTLEY & BEIN
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~ Commercial Exchange HaIl-Free Iuu

Eds. CresceRt-Please announce l.. u CAYENNE as an
independent candidate for the office OF Recorder Of the Second
Municipality, and oblge Lfy1l1 MANI VOTERS.
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Unreseryed sale. of. Improved Property.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.

SATURDAY February %, 1850, l2 ocoek-wH be sold
" auction, at Banks Arcade, without
Two LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improvements thereon,
be sold Ia block situated the Serund Municipality
bounded by Poyda Peo Prieur Bertrand Sad
property fronts the two latter having Bertrand
good two story frame Dwelling and other etc
The Improvements Pef comprise large and roomy
Stable, with Well, etc all nearly
Terms Ths purchaser to Of notes, ot
$3.50, dated January 1885, months, with
per aanuln from date The other for $50 s. payable lo
with per cent interest from date Of Balance 500 cash:
malnder years. credit for bearing the prop
aud paid when due bear Of per
per annnm until finally paid.
Act OF sale before H. Beard ESQ., N P expense Of the
purchaser. fyl2
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Eds. Crescent-Please announce the name Of JOHN M.
BELL candidate for the office of Mayor this city, the
ensuing April election, and obge many friends in the
fyu THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

- NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
nk OSGOODS INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, for Fever and
~ Ague and Intermittent and Rement FeVe and the
Designed especially tor the thorough permanent
affections o. the liver and other organs
eases Of bilious climates. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO., ISL Chartres ST.
kyy- Dealers suppied on liberia terms. AZ Sm9n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

The friends of WALTER TURNBuLL present him rs can.
ddate for the Mayoray the ensuing Municipal Election.
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IS
Washington Fire Co. No. 30.


- No The members of this Company will please
,etrY1 attend meeting SUNDAY, 9Th inst, at 10
fy22 LEOYY, Secretary.
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sssamboat Departures RMS Da,
nJ-sEE EMBELLISHMENTS ON THIRD. PACE,


We are authorized TO announce A. d. CRossMAN, the pre-
ent incumbent, candidate for reflection in April next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The Queen Katharine
Of Miss Cushman realized the high expectations of
the public. The speech to the King in the trial
was beautifully recited; and her refusal to be tried
by the Cardinals was most effeotually delivered.
The death scene, however, was too painful. The
Queen died Of broken heart, not racked with acute
bodily pain, bu, wasting away from the influence
OF mind diseased. Miss Cushman represents the
Queen as racked by cough and suffering acute
pain The acting, however, deeply affected the
audience. Mr.. couldock's Cardinal was very ju-
dcious. The soliloquy-
Farewell to all my greatness
was me recitation, and the conversation with
CromWea well supported
Tonight Miss Cushman appears as Lady Macbeth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

DOOR MATS AND CANTON MATING.
A LICANT MATS 100 bales Nos. 1, 2 and g. just
IN received, for sale low;
JUTE, ROPE, JENNY LIND, and other kinds.
Spanish Mating.
few pieces left suitable for Offices Theatres, Halls, etc.,
a., ga and 6-4
Colored and white Mating of superior quality.
Together with Floor Oil Cloth Table Oil Cloth, Carpet.
ing, Baizes Rugs, Table Covers, Window Coice Trans.
CHITTENDEN & CAMERON,
ly2I St IS Charities and n Customhouse sts
TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.
n F. NICHOLS & CO., 70 and IS Camp street,
10. importers of WINES, BRANDIES and FOREIGN
FRuITS have constantly on hand and for sale, lots
feneSsy otard Dppuy. Pinot Casilon, Jean
Louis Martelle, l. ETend aud London Docks Of The fol
lowing well known vintages 1905, 1907, 1888 1870 1872
CHAMPA GNEs-Hedsiec Schneider. Red EARLE Tor.
don Bleu, Troy and Express brands
CLARETS5O of John Dnrand Co.'S, and r. F. Eyquams
brands 1872 1874 ilF
SAUTERNE WINES-Of yarious qualities,
PORT. SHERRIES AND EIRA-Of yarious well
known qualities w
FRUIFs-Almonds, Wanuts. Fibers Raisins in N,lboles
halves and anartsrs; Oranges. Lemons, Havana Pre-
PICKLES AMP sAUCES-Woreestershire Royal Table
IGhH Bull Harvey Cross, and Blaokwels celebrated
E0Aes' fyA 3t
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Pew No. IA9, in Christ Church. Succession oil
Thomas b. Church, deceased-H, G. HEARTT, Curator.
BY FLORANCE q TAYLOR.


CATURDAY February a. 1850 at u Scoef%i b soi BY
- auction, Banks Arcade order Of the Judge Second
District Court Of NevOrlean bearing date June 1919
PEW NO lis, in Christ Church
Terms cash.
Also, Immediately after the above Ia front Of Office street.
quantity Of C0UNTtNGHOUSE FURNITURE, STATION
cry, etc. belonging TO the estate Of the decealed fy9
schooner Louisiana. ...,.... Schooner Louisiana.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
MONDAY February u.s. At u o'eloekWi sold at auction,
vi Banks Arcade
The schr. LOUISIANA burden measurement ga
carries the balk q 100 bbn-is stapeh, strong built H
l in all espee-heayiy coppered, well fuld and
for She could California very small expense,
hiving large quantity Of provisions board
which will be sold with the vessel She be eEsiad Al The
Government Wharf Third Municipality Inventory be
the Office Of j. W. Andrews Co. at the Auciioneers' Office
Terms cash w
sale of Lease OF Dwelling, and Furniture, Fine
Chickertng Piano, etc, on account OF departure.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuetiOneer.
auction the premises al the residence q Dr. Quinn Nay
AIDES
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging estRb
shment consisting part Of and fashionable Drawing
Damask Sells Mirrors fine Brussels and other Carpets Dining
and Bedroom Furniture Of the beet Manufacture fine Chick
erRg Piano, ChnndreIa, together with the Kitchen Furu
ture etc. Also a fne Mich COW.
Previous to wbieh....
BY DR.. Gunn's family.
Terms and conditions for the Lease, the Terms for tbs
Furniture, cash.
The Dwelling will be open for inspection the day previous e
sale. tyA
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Hound TO California!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 81 Magazine ST.,
MOULD respectfully persons bound California to call
w al their store where be found full
lowing articles;
Heavy Pilot cloth and Blanket COATS;
Castor Beaver SAC5
Hunting COATS;
ONERCOATS OF every description;
Riding Cord and Satine PASTAL00NS
Heavy Pilot cloth do.
Blue and gray BLANKETS, heavy quality.
India Rubber Clothing-
India Rubber Coaks with without sleeves;
India Rubber Paletois and Capes
India Rubber Caps Clothing Bags;
Provision Bags; Water Bottles: Leggings.
Blankets Wading Boots,
...Aso....
Red and white FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
do DERIN0
Cotton, MernO, Lambs wool Shakers Hose;
herino and Buckskin Riding Gloves,
az All OF which will he sold CHEAP Tor CASH.
ALFRED MUNROE IL CO.'S One Price store,
iy5 2pf "a Magazine ST.
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Protection Hose Fire Company.
nc Attend regular monthly washing 0u SUN
y DAY MORNING, the eth Instant at 8 o'clock.
"a Punctual attendance is requested. BY order
JOS. +. RUSHA, Secretary.
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The United States the Steamboat Cre0lt In the Dis
trict Court Of e United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of LOaisiaRr.. No 6627
obedience to Admiralty warrant directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and into my possession
taken the steamboat r EOLE, her TACKLE, APPA-
KEEL and FURNITURE, and do hereby cite and admon-
s the owner, thereof and all and other
persons having pretending 10 have any right title
orineres to the TO be and appear before District
court OF the United States for the District aforesaid to be o
den at the city of New Orleans before the third Monday
from this date, to show cause if any they or can why
the said steamboat Creole her Tackle Apparel and Fnrni
prayer of the hbelants. - w
u S. MarshaPs Office East. Dist La ~ O. Feb 20 1s50
ea,o WILLIAM 8. SCOTT, y. s. Marshal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-This Court
coIAmenced It's May Term in this town yes
'erday morning. Judge Staples briefly
charged the Grand Jury on the nature Of
'ler du les, calling their attention more
particularly 10 such crimes and misdemean-
ors as would probably he submitted for
their consideration.
The Docket is quite large. and will oc-
cupy The attention Of the Cour, through
the week.
The morning WAS occupied in empannel-
ling the Juries, calling the Docket, and
hearing incidental motions.
Patrick Bahama vs. John d. Nor,ham
this is an action Of Trespass alleged TO
have been committed on a dock adjoining
Pitts. residence on the Long WhaIf, to
the use Of which he claims the right.
George Turner for Phf. II. Y. Grams
ton & Son for DIT. Verdict for Plif. for
twenty-five dollars and costs
In the afternoon, the Grand Jury re-
turned several Indictments, among them
two against Brown and Edmands who
were arrested for enleIinQ houses and steal
ing, last week. These men were alraign-
ed and p'ead not guilty they will be tried
this morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

QUEER WoRLD THs.-We were
shown a Litter yesterday from Caliior-
MIA, bearing some very agreeable in
formati N to father. The writer-son
of the gentleman referred to--was such
an incorrigiby bad boy that his parents
had to ship him off TO sea, in New
Bedford whaler, over eight years ago.
The boy ran away from the ship in Ia
biti, lived with the natives year, then
shipped in another whaler, an1 one day
while pursuing whale, the boat was
stove and all hands perished, as was
supposed but this young chap hung
by a piece of,he boat thirty hours, was
picked up by Brazil vessel, and fl
nally got into a SLAYER, and eventually
landed and ran off at San Francisco
about the time Of the gold discovery,
went to work, dug gold succeeded and
after every body at home supposed he
was dead and gone, turns up with
snug little fortune Of $5O,OOO aud is
coming home to enjoy his money and
experience. - Boston WmH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

JUDGE JOHNSTON, the Wing candi-
date for Governor Of Ohio, has his
tory not unlike that Of Ewing and
Corwin. He was kept hard at work
clearing up new farm and splitting
rails until his 2lst year. After that
he took his place as a pupil in com
mon school attended a session OF the
county court as witness, became
enamored of the law, obtained a situa-
ton in law office, entered upon his
professional career with gloomy pros
poets, soon acquired dis,inctlon by his
eloquence, and lat,Iy seat on the
:;upreme Court Bench for his learning.
Having been nominated for Governor,
he has resigned his jndgeship, and will
elec'rify the people from the stump
from this time on to October. Such
a man deserves success--Aibany Jour
nal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

ENERGY AND ENTERPRisE.--Thc
Journal of Commerce says t!at there
are at this time no less than eighteen
ocean steamships--contracted for and
on the ways, or receiving their machin-
cry at N. Y. Setting down their average
value at 1915, 900, there is here in, est
ed, 'r is in process of investment, an
aggregate capital of S4,95O, 900, equal
to neraly fvc millions Of doliors.-
New York's ocean marine will soon
furrow every ocean.-Something like
35 have already been built or contract.
ed for.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

CHANCE FOR LAWYERS IN CALIror-
MIA letter from n young lawyer in
California to a leg,l friend here, gives
the following encouraging account of
the prospects for lawyers IN the Golden
State -
In your letter you ask me what kind
of place it is and prospect for lawyers.
1t is now and will be for years to
come the greatest place for them that ev-
er was. have no doubt as most Of Il e
property now held by individuals will
be contested, and of all the places where
it will take long time to unravel the
fraudulent deeds, this will be one, for
there has been great amount of r's-
cality done here as regards property,
and good smart lawyer will do well. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

ONE DAY LATER. The New York pa
pers contain one day later despatch of
European news. The following is the
eny item worth copying -
In the French Assembly on Thursday,
grant for the Elk xpediiionary Force of Italy
was voted by majority of 462 TO l9s.-
1t was remarkable that Lamartine voted
with The opposition. Ii is believed that the
commission charged with the examination
Of The new Electoral Bill will be obliged
to present il to the Assembly in the begia-
ming Of next week. 1t is now estimated
that the new Electoral Law will disenfran-
chise 3,500,o voters. TIE London
Herald" correspondent says, "what the
struggle may lead to, no one knows" The
governlnsnt journals defy The mob to show
Itself. Urgency will be demanded in the
Assembly for the consideration Of the Elec-
toral Law. The committee on the bl
introduced by the Minister oflhe Interior,
relative TO the appointment Of Mayors, re-
commends the rejection Of the bill.
The French Committee of Spanish bond
holders have protested against the projec.
published in the Madrid Gazette.