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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
FOR CALIFORNIA.
80 o,LY rnRouGn rIcKtr I'M

.>:6t-s, ONi.Y ThRoJGn TICKET LINZ
So - FoR SAN FRANCISCO. "a oHt6RES ..
.fr or s.rurisv sih dsv II Feh-usr FAR R--iac-i
Tie 7e'' and splendid L Ma steamship CHERCkEE
socs Ter T. y p New-York cn "Wednesday l3u Fte s.
O'Clock Tnr Ct--osee : ae Only sr.er r'i,n nf f7-'
N Ctasr.s D. cornsc.on - On he z $ Pacific N,i -ss
fassenref- hy il- Cherokee 0ii TOO c'mi'r,s - a..
conmotators raslr2sssel y .ny oh.r sarner go ~.
be- sgfe 90 conncei ~.ih tho Ma sirsmrr 81 fsnsns
Reduced Raics 90 FARE to ChFTT.s
AreT aac0nong lcrils In stat room. =.
Forward SELDOM s.ae rooms iF
Al The above dine Al Tie sane lsbe and nave ne pr
=. eye - he saloon
s,eersg--f0und wih mattresses ard aoaFt......... IS
From Panama % san Francisco.
Esry sprleslon !. necessary 30 secure Through Tctc.
.Ds choice N b@ris For fre.sai or passsre sppy D.
i.liF.G ROWLAND AsPlNwALL tiscuih-s'
= -, sTEAMsHIP CRESCENT CITY
<s=l4S VIZ be ready 20 receive reigh' on N'aaay.
5ih inst iar Nev-Ofieaas nni CnafT-s. 81 Deg
uf5t HOWARD soS 3Broaaway
-. FOR CALIFORNIA; -ail tte .'h oi
49, Fc.rusry ~ ssn F-src.--', te = '-niia nr'
~ n1- burden. copperri ana -rrer fastened aad l-i
tf .1 ls most substantial manner nr t- express lur
gos-. IT, remarkable schogirf De- 'nrro-cd p pr ri
ra-sarr 'rs fal 80 has been d1rc v 7Ht other ffs
-e She also 3 'ss-~s i'e decided advantage over r.e
vessels OIL. berg -'ao o di.ctaf.. trr cargo il atai
For ffhi ght md express package having te great
portion she carry ALREADY en- aged, sIpE 1 u'
MASTER au board or ID JAMES BISHOP T. 60.
I'd syr 3 BesFerst
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. DIRECT
Tho splendid fasi-sa. in-, ltNN rn2l'feh -H.f
ALBANIA. Caps Crowell having in -rcairf i.f'
~ Der cHrrr c ag ed sill have .rnci ae despatch Oh
remainder OF ire. 81. .ar Application II necessary
The chip JOHN ffRHMAS WI. --.reei 'ne Albania
g,r fre.gfL aggiy TO- II HCLuREGE, j.
e. 2v.t gi Wa.--t
=. FOg DISPATCH LiNi-
ssrf The vessels of fHis bfH 90 De tsi cia-- COM
irnrtci lg able aui 2ltr..rr-f masters col .rI
as FrerHs AMI rassfnEtr- .4s. at ir l0fe- -tte- f
ll detention C0rs r'1r4. 60 tlH aEe.if r ~s- lnrsf
TUESFR FISH co Wi, mcv Win irunq f -. % .''
hest mark - AMI made tv every steamer
COIN and gold dn-f SUTTON 20 Waist dit 'H'.
- FOR PORTLAND ON fHr WlLLAI'IH
stsgS OREGON Tie fs-i sailing newly copTe-ed hrf
~S-s~S EMMA PRESTON VIII lave quick dispatch ns.
he Vun direct For rei- rf of small quantity ~
goods and passage fof ~ p~r-ors. Apply 20
SHERMAN X STARR. - Souls =
Nessrs Couch Co Portland, viii attend 20 siy Goo
% fa address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

- FOR SAIE.-fhe properly Ga he north east
~ ~ Avenue srd Eighty tOUrhsi con,s8ng from
81 io 10 lof4, ON ihe premises are dwelling houfc
ara c.raF house. and otner Improvements ard ffurs
rrgre --.erflons Tie buildings and fences of trr
's-f materials All thorough workmanship, bulk by ths
Say i1r cash The above ~ ehglny situated on high
frlno excellent mel hb0food opposite fhc country
~ WIN Nhlo. E-q and commanding good view 81 ii,
fsst an1 Harlem Rivers Being repair ani free
f1n every incmbfance this properly j. deemed WORTHY
he ziisaon ri gentlemen Who desire quiet residence
short distance or " oWn Please lngafr tho premises
slfer o'clock e u. or Of PETER A. n JACKSON 49,
Broad ny tetH cen 81 and D.. 4 3d. 1f I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
BOARDING.

DOARnING.-Geuue and their wives wishing @.
- ohtan board can be accommodated VIII pleasant Rooms
IN a L,1use shrr. there select toar-ers Ais
two or three gentlemen have f partial board. The
house las bsih rooms. Apply a. 80 hoasion-si r."
doors cas- oi broadway. l3i Sieoc-
DOtRD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY
ID Permanent hoard = wanted queT private family -
widow lady no viii furnish her room References given
incurred Address T. W a. ihe Tribune ofce for one
- l4fcis
DOARD,-Meu ,cd % young gentleman room.
Own ~ without breakfast ard TEA 10 Fr'sie ianl}
either "a his CITY or brooklyn Address ttrnly 81 20
1fce. III 'tM y ~
A TTENTION-Pi.asarf looms % lei, VITA board fo
n gentleman snd hi- wife, cT gentlemen Coo SIC
warn bsfhs The si1la-n peassn and healthy, htn2 hrt
he PARK lai fouflh-st ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

GaA SMALL FARM VI about Il acres, pleasantly
" situated "a t- town Of Rye, Weslchrsier County :
- ul from New i0Tz. ard half ni.e from dA %
N-p Haven Railroad MamafOLeck and within I've
~u;es wax " De village TIE Boston turnpike forms .h-
ru- roh front The yeeck bsgbof he sOulh embracing
- the uo-i desirable ding spo1 IL The County, viii
hesl4risl sirw 81 Long Island ani he Sound o.
e premises ssla tenant hon~e, Store house -nd ot-r
out buildings Alo lsrg- orchard u choice frgiL TIE
,hJv- preues - sod ~ settle .h- es,aie n he
Peter 0u0n For further particulars nCLre y W ~
GUION - Easi Broadway. D. 2. ST. OJI0S cor Ro~sn
1nd Orsrd-sf SAMUEL b. FERRIS EKecuier SoHh
C.s,le W-s,chr-rer CO Or Mrs. AMY GUION EaecuTiE
ne Premises SAilL B. FERRIS, Executor.
ffG eisod -kf.-s-lo-ts AMY GDfON Executrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

CALTOaE1AGS l. OTHERS, ATTENTION.
- KELYs PATENT LIFE-PREsERyISG Hammock
- bed sl1 Raj witch ~ ro-ve-,rl A. Z r0r7-r
r1--ct .1p d 1odi '-r -rys--l- rTe-r
Tes-----s .-1- c. toru4-s Az o'aers ~ De SGT o.
- California De,t- u Psrs r1F. opposite - Asur
House
AL snf- y Goc..yssrs PA-eli M-tai.c Inds R-5ter
Coos a-t C2--il-1is D--.-- tor .a-e- On
CALIFORNIA. WEST INDIES. slt a. warn
y cl-4ts- a. be- s-pr'fz via our f4-c-. hetr- Oaa
dies % a. They Vers ha-1 A. Ar sar-rri a
rcmzi. u l-e srae-- er-1a lLry WI barn laT---
han Sperm E-1 give ~ cear -lt ks3 al me v7i-
- o. soap. pc-fsIr-d nr1 piil2, m8lni.cilrei D.
I-f is- " III Lis son l07 ard iio Ci1-s-
CALIFORNIA GOLD DIST WANTED
M SOLOMON Z co. Gol1 ard :. yer ke-r.-s. 'ssas
sweep Srelers ar Ciesnsrs O.; -srhs TIT a.
.n0vu substances 1zf c0nisl To- above metals od zo
s.-er disulSrd- sd Trc.or- s'-nrs --itt- 1e"e4t
s7d slvrvs-iff= .<eeQs ores. ana - ri -a1- aces
.-1-- q PIC Rssn-rr Aef-rrs & Arnsi = Z i.' .7,-
GARD aARsHALL a sGANLtN. Af.--rrs en-
T-e-.--la J q MiEsiALf.
r.ff.~s r. n ~I1NLrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE
- wLpFtr
= gtlien ApTer- tss-ers each
:. l8-ln,h hrzkes caris cylinder teei diameter
Iron frames mahogany .rgs ard TOP sAis
- ld-irch 6n.ster. mahogany i-Es ana top slss
-ral.gaT leads ro-s each.
craving frames, ) heads earn
Taunton speeleg, viii 10 olocA-
Taunton s2ees-ers. with ID bocks -zfn
= boied spceders. y spiDdles each
card grinding irsEe.
y spinning Ailes s. spnd-s each Brewster spinc-s
sptunaz francs = -rcl-- -eca brewster sp-riiet
trpirusng frame. = srll1es King sPild--f
sYeeders. 8 blocks each.
spc-der 4 bocks
waTpers
pair m1e-, - spiniies each
par males, ~ sqlnces eSch-ean " usea dos1-e II
required
As, cans. specs. bobhins, drums, pul-ls Ac
Dor ne above martnrry any pari 81 o. app-carOr
car - made 10 COLGATE. ABSE CO. - yoa1-.- New
YORK WM. SMITH, BoxrshTll-, Con- % ~ D. " IphF
kiNS. NorNach Ccn1. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

- FOR -ALE-rhe iwo-siory atuc house AMI lo
~. b Hrrry-.f The house complete o0ler, and
- one nf .rs most r.cs-sliv situated The seventh
Wand La 3 nv leo house - hv - ccf. wi three son
tesoom Groton cookirg range bath and furnace. fsri
OF fs purchase money remain mortgage Apply un
the premises. or 10 80 feari-si. u MAhLoN DAY
q linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

E.., LlAMSL lkGH-sifuhte IN Souh First r. u~l'
- Second. ~ .fu three minutes WAX Il 0rand-4t aff
Pe-s--n Frrr-s, substantial i-ick horsr - cc' iron
md resr bY 90 feet deep ti n modern .f with under
-c. ar. basement fwOs1rY and aUc -. IS feet ts p
fret derp. sad house ard ioi vii h- cold nG trorsl
Terms. Apply tu hlL60i x, Jr
i.l Inn Foot 0f South F0uulef Wiiram-Iprfl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

- OF lard b.. Porctesol hours ride By railroad
quarter ~ uiie from the depot On fhr prem
ises good 0s0ry brick house A. by - ard kitchen
- let W good baru sad other buildings also yan-
Ely ~ good frt ~ 0On 81 tee money "a n0rt.
gage n de- -d u he above "a not sod few daysu
sl ba to Pc ~ $50 per year. Inquire 81 II y Smith
he rnnrarsi-r Depot 4. Ennis Rye Depot ID. kus
seI y J0tnst VIM. A Brown - Jsnes-siPi OIL lsg
chusre-sl u ne sahscrbrr
M Wv - LOCKWOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

o. FOR -kLE-r hsfec g,ni ioar si1Ty al hfsen~n
~. hous. NJ 1s I'uVsrsi,v P'.c- ns l- fwr--i. nn~
- -f.nr it.a-r 30 O. 100 front and y z deep cor
tslrfrr r. ne frt-ierr improvements with heih irt A. =
-i Nnirr closets els A. 1ra warmed throu rpgt VIII
N .trsc-s s h.snr furnace and rsnge apparatus
re ni f. surr'1s hss' ue ran ge conduc'ei iip
d. .fg-fa. shove Location " M In ore block ~ frl'N l
sf. $50 o. Uri.Hrefs Tfi' perfect 1890 can renAH
b. l,rt ari MORTGAGE required Enquire from L. FEB
n. d COLEMAN Ci Wal 81. jN t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
HAYES 81 ROSE
cALIFoRE1ANs 4 OTHERS, ATrEvTIoH.

COUSsELLORS AT LAW.
~a- Frsrri so Cal.t1rufs y t-'
EEFEEEACE>-Eon 2 ?. 3alsr p n Over. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
FOR CALIFORNIA ~ Ile
= FoR SAN FR.>CI-CO DIRFCI

- Do speuiid fasisai.lnrf itNN fnpf -fth -. F
ALBANIA. Caps CrovelL having u' -rcairf or
1f Der crrrr ci a.s ed sill have !rnci ar despatch i
remainder OF i-rl -h earl : nppIczrpl IT. necessary
The sLg JOHN FERHMAN WI. s-.reei The ALBANIA
g,r freivfa apg.y To- II HOLuREGE, Jr
9,,f q8 Wa.--f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

IN FOR ~ALE.--On ne banks Of The Hudson River
me f@-1rnce OF tie subscriber situated al C0fnga.
- miles from Newly ork--lgO hOufs By the Hudson
River Railroad. TIE house, witch j. large and cOumo.
dvU- With The Ouibudins aus - 81 land mostly
covered Niih choice fruit Will b. sold the whole farm
. scre. any part ~ the 10 sut the purchaser
FON LER ORfGG5.
Arrfv IN sta rrarrfr.. NJ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

no BOOKRINDFR- BLANK NANUFACTUR.
ERS kc-For sse secondhand fhi sse phis eni-sns
aschILe n gosd order 40 SECOND l-I1 ruug rsc4rr
CHEAP BIDd-rs ealheT c,us.Arty recrtvlng Else Cod
sklT-rs y superior g1zY hark sEsSTs zen = b-fk
C--rei fur - lowest ,rsrkef gTl1- Also - 4oz-r
blank ard avs tke~p-shins f-shers &c icf sac y
i4iw JANIS COOK - Pesri-t Ny
- FOR CHARLE~TON-On Sa-urasy. the ls-h.
SE-TtE fasi 1-ifuS Ing ~ a J. { o!L&Okk- Cart
EalreeE-. III Be disBalehe-a e. aaoys- for ss IA
yssszze, Apply bo-rd A. Per Is East EvrE OF %
AE sPOffoRD, TILEsIoS co e soszss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
7I'uT COPtYTNER-HIP

rSe-r george Sruc- ara Peter c Core gQr Under D.
s,r Il GEORGE BRJC & CO. ffl. 1ss dissolved
~ rlsstsl c1useii 6eorge SFae= VI au-us 20 ne un-
seIed aid sgr ne usl1e q IRE tfu =
He vii continue IL business d 'y7enag ., he oid
.sknd IS Chsn.trs-sr
Nsw-YQ-k Feh lssS ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

II PURSUANCE Of u ts serrcss,, q - 49,
ia-~ f0fs b--oy fsea tos8 y<ssous bssS - -
sAkAh DENAAs hts a AeqsariaEEk ne state =
s-as@ b pfs@st 10 sth vosLsrs hsssofto ~
- "a. l1o Esscr st-st ~ CT q Nss lot = - a
Or sIt ~ zassst seit--Dsts1 Ses va 80 ~
l..a.rr. lan -lfIasaln-l IhOaAsl WIFI L.----.~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

NtNouce hereby gwen has took- o. subscription ~
~ preferred % sad ps-T, Ei-1f-s1 p n s1r-
pseui 10 he carter of rae pany psssei February
4S wih - opened te oce ~ sd cur ay 10 J-rsry
CIV. AooGay, Isth IsL e. y 1elock le-n Ite
scckhodrrs whs@ raules stA b. Standing 90 ~ stocs
tOcks Of he company he I5A MT 1leu IL sleck
BOOKS 4 he company VII coed vi lave re -Kcl1
ave rg.f o. Subscribing 40 soca ~ ihe trsi rr-
-avs frum th- opening 81 .sd nogks 3 orcrr % lle
tcalu u Directors. EPhkAlA GAhsHe
Freshest Morris C9n4l snc Baking C
basrd Jr-,sT CO Fse 10. tt5a. as..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

- kAL WAREHOUSE, s. hsTsef-sf PhilAs--Ipsss-
Fa-n-rE ann 0-fderers impi-merf-; Irsporfsa ana
AHsreAn Garden seeds fr1i- Shade aud Orusnents
I.s. Goods received % ssorass o. cod 90 eornx0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

~ FOR RENT LOW-SevcrH very desirable
= Ss,ory ard hoases Tie so1h side 81 Thf-
- " fourrh-sl between NDia and Tenth svs !usi No
i.A~d viii 81 ne modern npr0vrnents-Croton Saief
-s-hI- nr.r,-s Nc ATpy % J. W. LArSON 10 Broad
Wv sp s;airs or 20 " LArSON. On The sfenuses--
49, he Args and cprnrno,oGs stores $ and p Pcart
- = Wsfsr-st al Under re Pearst House Appy 10
] W LATSON 10 SrusdWAy -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
J.rou Central, md south America.

This rule is beautifully Illustrated in one u ENEKsoN
great Essays To this Essay would refer All VINO oesJ
10 see yyopsi what have asserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

John AND ROBERT OSBORN. 'mporsrs e
Wscs III W As nnc nrce--sy D. avs inclr trrs
xnd Customers taa Messrs D. A. SER nser W. 20
onser receive samples q; Ire tires q Der Epo7Art
faese N-cs however, rsy - sstr he eo,1re q ne
olio~ EE tsckers Nessrs, \. Wycko6 Soc DAYS
henFsg1es. n Hayward T Van Pei u x
STkAM POWER with roouss 10 les-oa Ihlry-
- ll7e-s~ arer Il-l-sve talnR ltox4. stnrlrs s-o
Basement rooEs divided sli oeruPsrfs- Englne ie
-ssessSeoNef. Apply CO The premises, "a NJ uPHAA-
HI fAsHiO>ABIE HATS-Jass erish-d. nc
80 spir'c,o srrcie oe-rec elegant FreEch a
las sns ow Prce q =. usually I'D a. 81 Also
kn rrcs 81 = S-1esI Hs,s .tS1
Ina BROWN, lss csnA-s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

principally owned by my family Her register tonnage was
ba Cotton a o ph a osa o hsv ngsn asS I S
here and found as much Is could put in her under decks
O as e a % &c ssS G 81 so % .
when they pressed cotton better she took 9 bales Her
qqanlity OF ballast Vees, generally, cay about 10 bar-
rels Of 1our the on but she kettle bottom, pecusy
fitted for carrying large and would carr "a - bsr
q 1opr TO the on She was dull caller wien loaded o.
freight M and requested % make an estimate of what re
FREIGHT Of the Russia should amount according % le sr
were not p the strip but al ft blush il iigpg
could GARY q much ossrve an item for bcksI5 Isl; @
that Is pnl down freight slOk f0 Thee bricks would
mage never heard Of any brick being shipped a. such
Ielght 900 toni and do NOT believe that any Third
tWues expire of belief was objected TO by Mr. Prem
Is, by whom ana MI Belam.n ihe point ,sss argled a
witness might contIue his aiemeat must NOT be uuder
stood as volunteering any evidence here; answering the
make bg g csoa om onS hSose e e. he oaa as
paciy Of the vee and California rates? Ny ba
Is ntlost over 5000 fie Whole amount q DC fssit
Rnoedge o9e e eaey y hat 6 . es p epso my 81
great variety of articles [Nitpe here referred his books
delphia October, 1sFl On Die California Voyage com
pairing The rates then charged to Philadelphia snd lie present.
rates to California; think that she con $50
Ever crack and cohsr Of the ship . On the VOYAGE
Tier / d p are @ ~ % & II M t t ~ fs 4 o. ~
which charged SIS thousand. ETings u-Eaiy Ilay
and came to a. lem Of aer and diaF 9asnty q IatIs
was measne with lumber by the running loot he OieTye he
eapboaTs he said were charged in The hit by the running
foot inch Calculating the freight that WAY his opinion
manifestly grossly wrong according to his rules oi
measurements and, he added have had great deal Of expe-
nenee in he lumber business If ship thousand feet oi
ahaf lumber expect TO be charged fifteen hun
dred running feet and If dip thousand feet OF haltne
lumber expect be charged hRndred running eet
n this lit thousand feet q haineh lumber set down
hogep y s br rFng ng, e o,s M b such 5 c2s % & an not y
h0nand the freight 500 ton, and worth San Francisco
$50 800 thousand. provided could get that price,
would be capital invementcapitdi. But consider il
perfect Hadnes make such Shipment for year. say
the time will take adviees reach here from California aad
the time it will take slow saer. deeply ade make the
round the IoIbefoe that time has elapsed f the
market Is open AmeIicaI they sure glut with
article commanding exofbant pree. The brick could be
carried for SO toni, but that should consider the
shipment madness will buy ship tomorrow ii you will
give 50 for brick and pay freight for other articles
in proportion; and think the quantity OF brick mentioned in
that st could have bean shipped time during tie las
two months at 9. a ton freight for ballast
The Court adjourned ai-past eight twelve O'Clock
Monday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

We take the following from the 81. Louis Re-
publican Of the 18th inst:
BY the wessern mail, yesterday, we received from
Santa Fe file Of the Wev Mexican 70 the Sd or
January. II was brought to Fort LeayeHwosth by
the express mail carrier, and thence to this city in
the regular mail
We have looked through fbe dates from Ire stEs
Of December, without being able to find anything
of general interest.
A hot war is eacied on ID tie columns Of The
New MericaH bstseep two parties, INTO which the
territory seems 10 be divided--one advocating and
insisting upon the establishment ofa State Govern
inent, and the other in favor af Territorial Gov
ernfaent Conspicuous among the former, we OBJ
serve tMe naines o. Manuel Alvarez, James =. Cal
liaun, X. II, Weighsman. w. r.. Annnev, WIN. s.
nsfseryys and others. u long addrezs tD The
people, they assign the reasons for desiring the
| as,oosion Of Stare Goyernmsnt
/ The Nesc Merlean on this zaEz.st.1afss q To
rs nothing is more apparent thz al W. its'ist All
under the jurIsdlcton Of Teza& nnIe>4 fo &..;se,
at once, IN bold and energetic noAe IA i246z "a 4
i State Goyernmeat Already has Texas i.k4E iosA
session Of a portion Of ouf soil. and SIC WI III
! her own coed time seize all east 81 az rio ar
NoFte, and subject as as citizens to their isfae-
ron, unless we, e people, shall assert our rights
/ toan independent Government, and demand admit
tanee into the Union as sovereign State
On the other hand, the party IN favor Of TsFri-
i toral Government are not less earnest ia their
appeals 70 the people. In looking over the names
Of citizens signed 10 an address IN reply Is tfaat
issued BY the State party, we recognizes fIsus3 f
Charles Beaubien, J.. l.. Collins, r. Heueft3n, r.
s. Brent, G, ST Vrain, 7. w. Folger, VIC. Skin
ner, Isaac M'Carty, and the signatures IL mary
native-born Mexicans. The cost Of State Cow
eminent is urged, with great force, as one ground
Of objection to the plan Of the Avasez faction
and the whole address is reviewed in very good
style Touching thequestion Of slavery, it's said
| Ne1r 1ferfodfs aose, by her own present laws,
FREE and she has not asked to have those inssita-
tons changed Il is, therefore, but reasonable 70
suppose that she does siot desire change II that
particular, and if this be true, what sense has tae
application Of the argument to US as Territory,
| more :han as State2" f"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

STRANGE DEATH.-In McConnellsy;lle, Madi-
son county, N. Y, lately, William Netteton re-
ceived his death from apparently very slight
cause. A Mr.. Wilbur was looking at some frozen
fish in sleigh, and Nettleton, coming Lebiud him,
payfully knocked his cap off, running away as he
had done it. Wilbur, in the same sportive mood,
threw a frozen fish at him, which struck him on
the back of the neck, and he died almost imme-
diatelv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

RGor AT ST.. .LoUIs.-An individual known as
the Rev. Mr.. Leahey, who calls himself monk of
LaTTappe, has been ecturing in ST. Louis to male
audiences on what he designates as an expose of
Romansm. On the evening of the 10th inst. he
was to have lectured at Corinthian Hall. At the
hour appointed small audience assembled inside
and large one outside. The door of the lecture
room broken in and the crowd proceeded
toward the speakers stand with evident intentions
to commit personal violence. Leahey's friends
drew weapons and threatened to protect their right
to hear and the liberty OF speech. Bowie knives
and pistols were freely displayed both Sides and
the police, finding it impossible to maintain order
succeeded in passing the lecturer from the room to
a cab at the door. The crowd followed with hoot-
ings, throwing missiles at the conveyance and de-
molishng the windows. The assault became SO
violent the conveyance reached Washington
Avenue that the driver was forced to halt, while
Leahey jumped from the vehicle and took refuge in
the Office of the Rev DR.. Bullard attached to the
First Presbyterian Church. The mob did not at.
tempt to enter, but remained in front making the
most clamorous demonstrations. After the tumul
had partially subsidized, Leahey made his appear
ance, escorted by the Rev. Dr. Bullard and Rev
Mr.. White, and proceeded on his way to his lodg.
ings. While in company with these gentlemen nc
violence was offered, and theys proceeded along
Fourth street. followed by six eight hundred
men, to Scott's Hotel. When the crowd arrived
at the door of the Hotel there a demonstration
to prevent Leahey from entering, but this wa'
checked by his friends, who, revolvers in hand
commanded the entrance and threatened TO shoe
any who prevented his passing n The lecture
succeeded in reaching the door, which was closct
after hun. Several cheers then given, alte
which the assailants dispersed and order wa
restored.
Leahey's lectures spoken OF obscene il
the extreme, and the St Louis Republican state
that when he came there, there were unmistake
able evidences of desire the part of the peopl
that be should not deliver his discourses in tina
city. Leahey has advertised that he will lectur
again on Monday evening, the 1Sth. inst, and add
that Corinthian Hall has been repaired and is YER
secure. The press unanimously condemn his pre-
tended revelations, and advise him to desst from
his course.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

A WINDFALL FOR JERSEY BANK. - The
Newark Advertiser says that young of that
city, now in San Francisco, states that $4,000 in
bills of the Trenton Banking Company were des-
troyed by the late FIRE in gambling house in that
rifV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

TRUE, BUT RATHER STRONG. = The Albany
Kniekerbocker says "The meanest thing man
can do is to get into your confidence and then go
and betray your secrets. Such fellow would dig
up the coffin of his mother and sell her shroud for
paper rags