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ASSAULT VIM lsrENTru KiLf.-Sso reads de
charge on the books OF the First Municipality Po-
lice, recorded against the name of Dennis Goudy ];
but on whom the unlawful violence was committed
the blotted page could not inform u.s.
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Our last files from Hsvaas rome down % the Zig
Of February. We gin ~ tassy sketehas, reiss-'
ring first 70 The oieiGi ne lottery dsawa
on the lfth. The following a. lte principal psitss
No. 8, ~. SOP roo -. 10 81 re ~ . 90 1lzel.
" Ss ~. sese ~ gss 81 z 5. & I; IS s -
siS n S5s. Is as * eIs q ,bil. ssess 80
SUGARs--This article, says the Dsafis a u
,Bfayiaa, Of tlle 2gih is without sasiaiai attsps
the inferior classes. Though prices are slaisaaf3s
there Is more animation ia die market Hat nd
half inferior 10 ordinary, 81 and 81 % and ? d.
current and good, 6 and 81 to Gland o. dos stps-
rior = AID II 10 " and ] r.
Nj Strakoseh and Madame Casini have given
several concerts, with which the Bsbaneres appear
% have been deIighled Casini is quits iavedte-
The great pianist, il seems oyersIept himself and
could not get away in. the morning train. This v
quite matter Of exnltati5a, as ii would probably
give the people another chance. There IS great
eagerHess expressed % see Tedesco ia Lucrszis
Bosgia and The Hugueno,s.
The death Of tle Conlador Mayor Of The Hs-
cienda is announced.
In one. Of the papers before Is, We have an e.
tract from gaze published in Seville, the exDis
tabor, as she stalIed, the Queen--of AndaIusiz.
Il. gives glowing account Of tie fecsnt fstiyst
and houtlshipg condition Of that anciehf entFspot
between Spain and the Indies in ,Ee most flourish
ing periods q the monarchy. II woad sppszs
that every branch a mannsaetares 4 extremely
lively, the population inlussfiaas and azshtiy ~
creasingy and THAI The mendseity which waa onee
50 loaibsome, has Disappeared, iaesslsr with Inc.
idle and The scieas. The eity eniag> H. rr<stsSt
trspquiIlity. Seville is indeed tte pssndi.s n.
Spain, and the people 80 proud a Is sueiAis-
ing climate its orange groves and The bcans3 d .1s
women, as well a their W.T., that they ss5 ~ No
has not seen IL has not seen a rnifacie
4 selrirn no Ia vista feyila,
II No ha sislo n3aFasill- = u
The Economical Society Of Havana appears &C.
tive in its operations to improve every branch q
agriculture especially te stock and breed Of domssz
tic animals, and are doing much 10 develop fhe
resources Of the Island Of Cuba
IAsregards the lottery, a notice Of which Vi task
given above, as long people here are pesniie q
sell tickets, purchasers will be found. " 90 hsps
to see the new Attorney General put sisp q DDS
shameless defiance OF the law.
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STABBING.--Henry Lewis was taken into cus-
tody yesterday on the charge Of cutting Watchnan
MaiIan in the hand with dagger. This weapon,
unlike the airy vision Of Macbeth, wasas sensible
to feeling as to sight, which the complainant
avoached by the display of the wounded member.
PLAIN AND coNcLusivg- Michael Dubourg
was arrested yesterday for Iarceny--so says the
record Of Capt Youenncss Office, and ii also sagely
adds that Michael had a ciiisel Who he chiseed
is another matter. which is left to be explained
before Recorder Genois
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STEAMBOATS,.


STEAMBOATS,.
E e. 4 M gsssf : z t.sE, ..zIE.n
The splsndld low py.sisi i5lss
e. H is1l'51lE ssA & iisH sp si sgi.
SSa , cslsyos g. Tas Ell rse ks sias s
dsiion,s CHE Ladls, Cabins 81 y u lie
DUNG lIs week, on lie a1isi n ts LAKE 81 III
y " Car, and Of lie o'eioek \. Can On k5andsys
re- 'ssh' o. 1ssiRs s SE66Es. As ast Ps
g. :. PASSENGER steamer MONTGOMERY.
a rSf M ss Gals SA, .sa aaa l
GPgI Eie viii pO.iysy Isays g 81 .hs above and
O'Clock NJ For freight or pasage apply on board FOOT Of
f W. SUES +. b. SMITH, Is Magazine street
The steamer Mengomsly vii lake gEh n; n,asl for
Warentou, Grand Gulf, Rodney aud Natehez.
fssVIsE ,MsonJ1sy f Rse f1e steamer ss
Warelfon, New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and Nafeez
sg segsni and , san5 M; psfTse :se %
iIs above and al Intermediate Landings. SjNDAY The
0iSI loot q ca'''a0'Tif ' B. sSI E asgus
The seasncI Montgomery and viii continue in the trade
throughout Tie spring and summer.
asE. 4 Beadss, ' %sier is, now
lying ct ,e Lssse jgst beI9w Caaai street.
oth inst at o'clock For freight passage, apply on
Dofars' Or to ,o,,,,
20 sollN NJ w lehonpaoalas =.
~ ;. Packet Steamer PATRICK HENRY
Lasstf For ST. Lous and Missouri RiveT-The ele-
- giant and swift running steamer PATRICK
al landings 1 on MdS S sf he e' 2 5 % az
Tosn y NJ. posu eiy FOR freight Or paage baylng
insst SI,srr ~ ~ oi'' Apply w OOa"' AT iV'ef"s
't--'o :" gyynE a, sf.rt tts.pv 10 psr1.....
fy5 a, q M vvItIPF * p,,y IL ~ s5.. ~ ~
- :. ~ y. :. :. : =, ~ ossssa 49,.
L Shrevepon. Grand Ecore. AIesand1a and n.
feYnetIiaie ilings-Fhe new and r,,
ming passenger steamer SHAMROCK Capt Rsemer viii
leave for The above and nj intermediates landres an MON
DAY. the 18th INST al O'Clock p n For freight or f,as
snge, apply on board, or 10
fy3J OF T. b. SMITH 96 Magazine street.
sssss . n c; Mil M 5,Ei az - I5 .,;-,II.
r Clneinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburg - The
81 l Splendd and itst running passenger steamer
bpChE ~, j. A. Devou master, now receiving freight
and VII leave as above on MONDAY, The 9th inst, at
O'Clock p NJ positively. For freight or passage, having
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s7uiR asieas uAtVhs y o9l iioa = 1.''f "
Ship ilsyos;h.s. stsllsnd. laass fOni New Fosk. to
Toby Bogsrt-2d N.Y.
esceOla Him. from Pesgi bales cotton.
Fashion, Martlu from Ponie 4 y Il acle
Shamrock, Rener from SlirsEeDert-7lS bces cotton
Coueo, iohisen from Bayou Gnlsse rete
Gen. fay og. Power. IRON Donais0nsle.
vooiSn1n, RAY, from Pine Bluts, Texss-tt o cotton
P h FaEehld n,la Bsyon saEa7 balss soisst
Charlez Hammond, Davis, from Cine1lna
ss Ws 9 ssaRs / 1S 81 Sass sssiS
Patrick Henry, Crosley, from ST Louis
Towboa. COnqueru, Heaion, tFon the Paaes =
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Ohio. Leut seheges, ilom New York, VIA
tharhston, Sagannah and Havana. 1isl inst 10 Para
die Lasyrason & t:o-Laiayetle.
BT ship Casadra, - troni GLASGOW, Fesonay reported
Br ship eea HAYNES. 80 days nom Liverpool. to .ua.lss
Br hsg Per- Ya,ss II days from 81 Iaso Cuba osvm
Big RoSisa Sss & DAYS floa Rilaispl.. TO J. w
= Andrews & Coal my.
Moatse4ery, Estes. from PFneaIoIl- GA bales cotton.
r. w stkns, Calhoun, troal fsnnesee Rlsel-9 b. COT
Die ysasan Sharpe. from Ponte- i. IA. Hache
lines klysr Mckinney 5on Jefferson, Fekas-ee p COZ,
ToSboat fensssss.es. McDnniels, fiom the Passes.
Towtoat lonissile, foose, from ihs Pass
Memoranda.
Towhoat conauesur lowed down and 10 on tis IN
inst ship Geo Green. har Baada, hIgs Louia and ns
Tomlea. Tennessee lowed down and % sea, en- tie ma
inst, ship Lady Falkland, bark Mary Adsis and sei
VENDOR.
TSwbOst Louisville ,Owea down and 10 sea. he nh
inst, ships ElsiaoFe and Marsant
Passengers.
Pes ship Jesaicas iio9 Livsfpoo- Il atsslass
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DANCING AcADEMY.

- DANIINW AOAUf1W Il
H. p CISSEY5 late from Paris, respectfully Informs ~.
AiA the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this he viii liS
reopen on the LIST OF November his Dancing Academy
No Is GaE0ndee street, where he will ali HE Ea
Dances that are in the fashionable -
circles IN Paris, such Quadles, Waltz deux Temps
Faz cnque Temps German Polka R0a
Eora which the only Dances fashionable
saloons in Europe Mr. C. The as Icing
both graceful ard elegant particularly when danced by lady
gentleman II is easily learned.
Indies and Gentlemen desiring learn
instructed by calling Mr. e. between O'Clock those hour
being devoted to giving private lessons He will give
Ill dark
Gentlemen respectfully informed viii be opened for
hem from until 10 O'Clock evening the those he
wish 90 perfect themselves short time, Mr.
hem 10 dance Quadrgs and wal,zes Ia the space
Dizziness Of the headtn wang entirely Dancing
tooinA 10 Caronaeiet street, near ConGon 90 SIN
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GUNDRIEs-
y 10 casks SODA ASHES and PALM OIL;
l90e bbls. SOAP and common R0SIN:
100 bbs Carolina and Southern II AR
~ bhs. PITCH and Raw TGRPENTINE;
~ 100 bbs SPIRITS TuRPENTINE,
3e00 kegs y AR and PITCH
1000 bales OAkUM;
90 boxes SOAP.
300 900 Englsh Ptsburg Baltimore and Pensacola IRE
BRICKS;
500 English 4 ES, yaEions sizes from 9xs to SKIS;
l5O0 bbls. CEMENT and pIASTER, various brands;
1900 bbls. Thomast0n and Western LINE.
For sale by ALFRED KEARNY =. CO.,
fy16 Swlnw n Magazine street.
ETONRY-i2 tierces prime 10 store and for sale by
Ii B10 St A. d. GRIEFF Z co... Old Leyee.
CSEAfENT-40 bbls. o. various brands, lor sale By
- HAYMAN a. HOLDEN. q
fyl6 No. rs Magazine street and II Red Stosea
ID fya0& A. D. GRIEFF \. CO., Old Lesss.
TSVIFEE BRiCKS-75 600 English; 90 600 Pilts6ure and
IL 1000 PeIsaeola, now landing and Tor sale By
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NXJE invite the attention Of Planters and Dealers to the
w fabrics Of the TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY suitable for negro rl0hing now sale
by Us, comprising ihe celeblaed LEBANON JEANS,
IdNSEYs, oSNABuRGS, etc., all Of which will liq
found superior any goods Of the kind manufactured
The iabqrgs made Of the best Materials in all respects
superior 70 the Owes, and equal 10 the best Georgia Ala
lfeys ee, g of the native fleece and hest quality not
ounce OF Mexican Wool other substitute Tor wool being
used about the establishment
Nv Planters yetnig this city are invited to call and exn-
mine these goods for themselves and those ordering request
ed ocal The attention of their merchants this advertisement
The manufacturers eonding in the merits Of their goods ask
Tor them only trial,
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By The Mobile Tribune, speaking Of the salute
fired by the Artillery Company of that city on the
22d inst, says; There were ouy two pieces used
in this salnte and the guns, timed by the most
eurate watch, were fired at intervals of only fifteen
seconds. We should like to see any West Point
drilling that could beat this
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FRENCH AND SPANISH I,ANGUAG GEES.
9 y

FItENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
PIR.4 POCE SYSTEM.
1 s. DE PAG-Os, Professor of ENGLISH, FRENCH,
%. SPANISH and ALLAN, respectfully announces to
those persons who wish to study any Of these languages dg
the season, that by his modern and admirable
system, books dispensed with, and Ian isaeqared
by sounds By the QiUa practical knowledge
besides writing and readings The system isplan natural and
pleasing, and has been successfully praced this city for
the last twelve 1t is by this system only that persons
are successfully taught TO speak peny and % understand
mother tongue. Those wishing take instructions will cal
from to " from to clock p NJ. at Dnncans
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UNFORTUNATE CAsUALTY.--Ihe Mobile Adj
vertiser of the 23d contains the following:
We learned late yesterday evening that, as the
steamboat linda, Capt. Angelo, was down in the
Bay, she accidentally upset and sunk yawlboat
containing seven lnen, three Of whom were unfor-
tunately drowned. The yawl belonged to the
| French ship Myosotis, and contained besides the
men guantityof chains for securing timber. The
linda, perceiving the yaw was coming alongside
stopped her engine, but The wind blowing pretty
strong from the North at the time, kept the boat
gradually moving, and the yawl coming within
reach was struck by the wheel, and Immediately
| filed and sunk. Every effort was made to save
the men, but three of them drowned before they
could be reached. Two of them belonged to The
| French ship, the third to the city.
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C.1IIFORNL1.
e lie stsamsp G If NV a5S foS
leave as above on 6SDAY III March, ,S at NJ, pn m
tqaly; This superior steamer having made the "Trip from
peced from point fs liz VII fhy a a SIX
Gn OF G pe sS%1 eS9 on, g
steamer, gives the best passengers that every
convenience and comfort which may be desired Will here be
PASSAGE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CHAGREs:
In Lower Cabin. 81 Hi
In s.er2ge with maIiTess and seperae mes AZ 90
No Berth secured I'll ad Tor Freight % cents per
be procured from HARRIS & MORGAN, Agents,
ly4 I'll " Ichonnlloulas St.
.1eE7e FOR CALIFORNIA via Chasres- Regular
EiE8s u.gtap aeketrhe splendid ste@ msip ALA
for on S49' 81 March, Mar f's St
RATES OF PASSAGE.
II SAIGON Sssa i;
In seerage Mess with the crew : IL
securing passengers the best mssesi attendance
No passage secured until paid for Freight 40 per
'GSH loot sst SEEk 1Rp6yd 60 roya. st.
81, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Galilonia.-racket
Isl sang .p GSakd eqG asn s s t Ds
now on board viii sai about the 9th March This sip
lions for seerage passengers carries two life boat, and is
physician viii be on Boa For s pas spp
TO the Cantan on board, Opposite Post "a Second Mpnci
ty25 Orto DEWEY Il CLARK, % Gravier st.
CABIN Passage 500. .Steerage $50 and found
ga For SAN FRANCISCO Positively t4e First
$500 Hesset that Is not RGadE L0aded-The substantial
- coppered and copper-fasened brig ChCEOPs,
X Calhoun master She has board two-thinis of her
cargo. and will leave about the l5th inst For balance OF
freight apply on board. the ChaeTes Steamship Wharf,
at Lafayette, or to BARElll Il CO., 81 Common 81.
N H. This vessel will insure on best terms. iyl3
a. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. California The well
S8HH known Fast sailing c0ppered and copper fastened
- bark ALABAMA, Capt. Wall, viii have early
dispatch for the above port and handsomely
date few cabin passengers For freight passage, apply
JOHN w. ANDREWS x co, 81 Common st.
iy3 or 10 q. J. MEEKER u CO.. 66 Poydras Street.
| IA. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caiiorma-The A l
&T1E coppered and copper fastened well known clipper
-aAA bark FLORIDA, g. EieTy, MISTER will sail
above with dispatch. She will only limited
y OF freight. and being remarkably iastaing vessel il is
expected she will make the "Trip in less time than any vessel
that has sailed for TINT The accommodations for
passengers unsurpassed, being entirely In state rooms fur.
nished with every thug which could add 10 their comfort.
She particularly adapted those travelling with their ia
les NosteFage second cabin takenhe number
of cabin passengers limited. Those going Cali
orpa, who wish quick and pleasant p had better secure
Their TICKETS ANOTHER opportunity Of the kind VIII not again
occur For freight or passage apply on board, at post 8,
Second Municipality, or TO
r.. M HARRISON & CO., "A Grayer ST.
jas3 or o. WICKHAM, s. Common street.
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PIGKE'fT. PERKINS, s. co. Agents,
wlD I'm Magazine street
GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

AVQuDSON WREN, (ate Postmaster at Natchez,)
w having resided upwards OF forty years In the South
party al New Orleans, but mostly tNatcez, has removed
to New oTeans and offers his services T. NE R L.
"A u II L He viii attend particularly to the purchase
sales and exchange of Wild Lands Plantations. Houses and
Lots Vacant os in this city any part of the United
States also to the adjustment Of claims and accounts from
any part Of the world the collection Of debts taking depe
suons, and auhentIcatng deeds aud other documents.
Those wishing his services requested to be particular
giving definite instructions that will not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate TO be purchased sold or ex
changed should give accurate descriptions OF the property
Letters addressed TO him business, New Orleans DO
paid, will be attended to promptly and eareful8l
He is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama TO take
dispositions and acknowed gements OF deeds. liz FIJI ce
al No. 90 Grdrier street
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Dec. a. 1Si9Iiaving been long acquainted with Doctor
WoodsOn Wren, take pleasure IN recommending him the
public as worthy confidence for ms industry accurate bust
ness habits and integrity J. A. QuITMAN,
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SUCCESS OF DIR. GILBETsT.

EXECuTIvE 0FFIcE Baton Rouge, Dee. Is, lS49-l have
hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren 70 the public
upright character and altogether worthy ofcoudence
fyl3 Isaac JniINsoS, Gov. La.
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H. !. ST. Lonis Packet BELLE CREOLEs-
LIsttt3H For st. Lonis. Cairo and Memphis-The
new and magnificent passenger packet steamer
y ~ LIE CREOLE, Captain Bennett, will leave for
the above and all Intermediate landings, on MONDAY,
The 18th inst, at O'Clock NJ For freight passage, hay-
ing ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed By boat the Western
waters, apply on board or to
ca. JOHN r; SHAW s. CO., "A Poydras ST..
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NEt. FElbIUTT. VETERINARY kUNtiEON,
lMOUip announce to the citizens OF ths city and lis
w vicinity that he prepared 70 attend to all business in
his o entrusted 10 his Dr. Elliott hopes his long expe
Renee as Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large bust
nes, as he spent nine The Veterinary College of
France five in Prussia, and the last hive years this
e with great success The Dcctors charges from 81
sS The Doctor to be found at all hours of tie day and
night at Tltlersals Stables. st. Charles street.
eE FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and Tor sale. sl3 6tn
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Ella For SAN FItANCISCO-Postt The FIRST
SE Hessel that q NOT Rcqdg Loqdea-The sphsianiia
- cOppefed and copper-fastenei brig ChCkOP5,
X. Calhoun master She has board two-thnls of hei
cargo and will leave about the l5th inst For balance Of
freight, apply board the Chagres Steamship Wharf,
at Lafayette, to BAREIIl Il CO., 81 Common st.
N. u. This vessel viii insure best terms. lyl3
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1--WE ENTIRE INTEREST in the CQFFE-HOUSE
No. 1SI TChOHptt0nfGs street, near the corner s..
q Julia stnee, known the :. Aiechanics' and ss7sf
prnymen = Retreat together with The fIousE- iin
noLn FuRNruRE belonging To- the saIne, The ~
House doing good business, good location for
For particulars apply tbeprenses, orto B. GiILOOLY,
at the corner of vt Joseph and rchDupitoulas streets.
~ B. The House Is offered for sale consequence Of the
owner having Two cohee. houses. LH II
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rrour the greater norton proceeded toward Ger
hansen. About $500 men remained at Ildli"u'
where they uuarterpd on The nhaoiuahG'
The Elector objected, anxious TO avoiu conIict
tho savarmiva committee of the Diet, consisting OF
Count Thun N NJ Xylauder, NpslIIz, ana Dst
mold. however, assured him that the PrusSian HeH
erals Count Groben's) orders We're merely to r.
mise any attack upon the troops covering the thl'
tarv roads that since the federal authorities con-
tsnrlated no such aggression, risk of a collision
,yonld be incurred. On Sunday, the EIectOr, sat
isfied, it is said with his reasoning. gave his con
sent 10 the entrance of the Ausr0 BavaTlan army,
al the discretion of its commander
MISCELLANEOUS.
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO LADY
GARDEN We regret to record the death of Lady
Garden, of the Prlory, Tempemore, which occur
red under amOst distressing circumstances. lt ap-
pears by the Nenagh papers that about four O'Clock
on the evening of Tuesday, as Sir John craven
Garden, Bart, and his brother, Warden Garden
f O., were shooting rabbits in the PrOry demesne,
Lady Garden went toward toward them. and seated
herself on rustic chair, surrounded and covered
by shrubs. Both gentlemen Immediately lDneh her.
Having placed their rifles, which were on iuil cock
at the time, against the Trees which entwlned
around the back of the chair, they entered INTO
conversation with Lady Garden, when sndden
gale Of wind rose which shook the trees and CAUSED
one of the rifles to dischaFg-, when the ball en-
tered under Lady Gardens left ear, and terminated
her existence on the spot. She died in the arms OF
| her afTectionate husband, whose grief is mex
| prrssihle.
| Norhing can equal the gloom which the death
! of This amiahIe and excellent lady has cast fol
| many miles around the country. To the poor she
is a severe loss for her charity was as heartfelt as
| IL was unhounded and frequent. She had ju-t re
| turned from inspecting three schools which she haC
built at her own expense for the instruction of The
! youth of The neghbDrhood, when she met with he
deplorabe end. Lady Garden has left family 0
| three Young children, who are now bereaved q
| their youthful and gtieCtiOnate mother
| EXHIBITION OF lS5l.-The time having expire
| November 7th for receiving applications for spac
in the building from local committees, no furhe
application can be received by the executive com
mIttee.
Letters from Rome ofthe 26th October, stale tina
the Tlber HAD Oyern0wrd several paris of the city
and has risen twenty four feet above the Ofdlnar
level.
The Governor of Cadiz, who some time sine
| arrested Lieut.. Raner, Admiralty agent be
longing to a Pennsular mail packet, has been dis
missed by the Spanish authorities, and the paricl
lars of his misconduct entered on the archives
Cadiz, as a warning to furure governors.
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full House comprises 1873 members O(these,
49, or more Than half, have already been elected.
This shows loss of 81 members, and one half Of
them in this State We can hardly expect that
the mex; Congress will be Otherwise Than largely
democratic
The Senators who hold over from the 4th Of
March next are Al, viz IS whiPs and % demo-
Gratis Those y hose terms expire at thai date, in
cIudng III Ewing, Of Quo, who holds his place
by Appointment of the Governor, are wings s, de-
mocras l3, and the States to elect will increase
lAla mailrtM-
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring Establishments
No. I64 Cdmp St oDDOsrre the Fi0ranes House,
New brleans.
TENtE undersigned has hand aud constantly ecept
1 Of large additions of FRENCH AND tNGLtAH
ELuTIls, CASsINIERFs and NE-I INGH, OF the
finest and latest lies and best manufacture and s now wen
prepared supply his friends ard the public with h and
HHter CiDrhing made the best manner OF the aest
Pens and Northern styles and az very Si21aSe &
Also, on hand a fine STOCK OF ClOlHiNG, OF faTlS
and hi, own manufacture. consisting as follows: ,, oo
Goats OF styles and coOrs at hom w. TO S9 ~ ~
Pants do patterns and Wto u " "
Vests dc patterns and Up W
ALsO-A fine Stock of Shirts, Cavats, etc. Y Terms,
80 3m H. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tudor.
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democrat, free-soil whg elected. democratic
gain. Michigan, 2 wings and democrat elected;
2 whig gain. Wisconsin, 6 democrats and wing
elected democratic and l whig gain Iowa,
democrats. Missouri, 3 wings. democrat, and
Benton democrat elected 3whig gain. Florida,
l whig. South Carolina, South CaroIinians
elected. Nobody's gain CT loss. We extract the
recapitulation of the Express by figures, and the
concluding paragraph of its article:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-02

as the impression gradually wore oil, and time
wrought his usual changes in mind in body, but
suddenly-by the discovery that our large wkite
owl had escaped during the night, and had honored
my window with visit before he became quite
accustomed to his lIberty'