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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
DR.. Webster'- Triat-Baltiuorc APPOINTMENT
state Finances Public schools pe"'" "
N pi.tiuauishcd Ciiiscn-Accident, Nc'
resP0Deenoe Of The T"ea''


punNoRr. Thur.dsy March els P NJ.
The trisl Of DIR. Webster, at Boston, Is the en-.
goss.ng .ubee with The Pahc and he result Is ooAe'
Or with sn unparalleled degree Of Interest hu' one Ps'
here hs. enterprise eno.gh 10 telegraph The proeednE'
AMI AIS as eagerly sough sier as II he parties were res
Tbsre /. soot deal of speculation here resnve 70 ne
ScnSrmAfQn u the ia linore Collector ana
kad The eo0auel OF the Senate 10 delaying hs Houe si
to much eeusgfe They both most pop ~ sna sN' -
VfrST.-An evidence Il the Judgment OF Gen lay -.
b. Cahinet: Npd 20 reject thsin - has be>n
several sources would he very uEwlse suVNe =. U.s.
Tor be LucV's There appears, however 10 &c
rce IN H. rrserv. Which caused THIS unuresss 90
ay and which will much rebound 10 tae NfS~'' - "
soaeefred shOad u become snown -. 49,. So. 81,
Tne fnagces Of the State are m very s'.,1 -
non ara give strong h1pt ot her beng able 10 uS 'N
ese hcrsc,i from all indebtedness sooner uaf 80
ssnsuine hsd antcipaieo Dr. Cisade ue s.sw
has given uorce tbSl The III ~ MAY $500 80
y Der cent Of The ssck he'd Tor sreSrsSrs % ihetes
a The time The STATE resumed meal U tae
Pablo deht viii - pad The TrrssGfcis Sic "a -.
sdy. This viii have Gvcry eeetneis 80 ~ h.. ss-
Tue annual EXAMINATIONS of o0t fpehc >chVos nas -
prosressua during the prcse1t wees, and hAs lS.N
IL san.faclory 10 The friends OF popular edloa.o -
ssaoos, have largely 'seies, ss,iy ..ssssr,yv
Mr. John Rerrymsa tor lhiiC six years PAS. $3.50
Clerk Of Baltimore Coany Court Oei lis h0.I lie. -
ssheu alaess, OF plearlsy N me a. % 100 81 sn
All The Courts Immediately ad'c0rned on tvse''.es
Snaonneensrnt The Judges Members Of tor pa W. -
The 0heetso OF he Courts, held Hieeuns ~oN 'es' -
atteud Ills Tuna 81 In body. ,.a B..
eolored woman named Caroline Gurus WAS p"'"'~ -
dssih by ialisg into a tire Tits morning ,.-
man nAovd Thomas GAfnan ~ affes.ea - ~ -
horse 81 Mr. Lelnael Ward In the country
TIE weat1er was hoe to-day and oar Ppo4ie sSs 80
presented = most lively Appearance. AVV
A FREsHgr.--onr riyer has risen 2si feet above
Wal laval NxI D.. halo
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MB. BuTLEk, Aasaoaesr.

i FRIDAY, nc 5n DAY u April. 81 l0i O'Clock, al va
FgOnsL on 3D. 4h 5th floors saife AMI a..
lares u The boob binding establishment b~ongBg sama
MddI,bf0Os dscsssed, eonssusG " stamping Dfsssss
cuuinz Machines sanding presses, pfessss and pbDus
sewing benches press boards brass Ups bisdsrs m1<iia
and boards and MsrsbslPs thread. Sale &c cssb.
JAMES ). THAYER, Public Adninisustof,
mn Ia NasssE->i
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D.TV>T. F0H SEw INVENTIONS

.rxs~~s h sofecBs Lstiers Patent IN his cozntfs
- -, a Greaf Bftzn, Frsncs ard ohsr COn1nents
~sies Er-J nfsruaion e.n y eet1in>d " and eaFes
- .Sh,ects By lni6 N J Z. PlkssOS walls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

A FREsHgr.-onr nver has risen 81 feet above
low waller level which Is only six 6, feet below ihe greAI
feshet OF 1890 bot 10 Stationary We have moi Is
w learned OF dsnsse having done By this exrx
ordinary end sudden use. lChSTisson Cegr March ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

Dsd rave been spP0lnsd Asrnis hF o. as d u .
.rr Haas and ear win couAdeace rscccnmend ne quA
~ and favor Of sd Mans b. s1a sse~sor q snl
Ernx % Arid cured c ms <y Other ec0nrry I-'
" vast Il good Han sDhcfsd 70 make VA q hsn
sof xhca purpose Q snsis han - otzinsf- % an
afr-F quantity hal maj e sulea. skUeH Co
IA n Is sfsGLsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

4 -TROIlDt.N .-FkOFkssDk HkL5Dst - = -
Etbrslsd AsIfosOgpr Of New YOrk and Neisiy az
sd te Gsove sc-Ues sire- - sfse q - -, -
gasg = Ne Enosr eft1Srt ssEe AID 0 - y -
toe Csn = .-~n frunn AN ios = ~ a. ~ hSSs.cn'
:. .eaf he Roxer.. Yes kleelY frd1eca W. ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

IOHs ROACH. Opusisc, - Hasssn-sL He~-Y0rs.
y Od-rs daguerrean 2sx he genuine Frenrh
Cars Co&ibk boxes Bans sHd fall 81 pore
Ch1irzs GsFSic bslteres ie hest in gs~ win SooAs
y assle0s, CaH~Fs< " BIS own maze ~1Jssfse sepe-
acr MI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
DICIFIC KOCK SAT- COaP1NY-sisszi

4 r-tnrt, pure grOrnd hock SAIL lor dslfy ssa sn.
% n very snperor qualify pit ap 10 cs1sie1t 49,,
40 fsfiO1s sized BAGS FOR ses Il zIis 70 rgh'<s
o. brtozlyn. srd Al lis Office u lie ComDsny ~
N~E-fOfk imll In kAsSOn. Ak1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

SFIzCRE o. FRENCE Esss Ls-Ihe Comm
IL Ettfs a. es rhaf Ar Cs-rr t- Cole cor 81 san
F-.rr.ro - .elef f1r rreush srss-s 'cr tsVrg -n
afd rarcy ir b1e. instead ot cssEs 81 lot 80 mar
rye "a ors esrh Il- -tfls- rnsncv afpears o. tstr
bern .,tr 3D. fe We s-grs ~ lc C-slUs a.. .rss-rl
~ - Coec-n. cc- r1sl inns @iil -rc-arng ~ bra
III rouEscs- snA - F-ss-s Ard lt-if cas-
il- gr-es folf F-ss-s ron blfleslA ia@ 49,
49,, .-sesi trearhrs q e Clsnus avs 10 sFpsa7s-
- loust t4rnps-al sAp cals-ts cr lily rf 80 s-F
rose Llsl c. idrris i C.. So - 1ar - nlr1 rs
,1t-trr a E = e-ie a., ar cclEATy s1ol-- r.
.-- .c kuGE-
~ The W3ufr,e' Pio' says that tie excite
e-t = Gr-s1 re- or sccorr- - ll- sch00 tx sci cor
IL ~ iaasl larrI1g cf re OEtt.-ses " ~
--ss 81 Az a. 1rd-r Gsclr ~ their aof.-s az
l.is- Or s-ock az ot.la rsalc'ols.T ir .alrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

to ,-s TIE gks OF Cart q ne sAip Deson 10 retsia s.
sat % aceount y he feghL The cargo having BEE
damaged And 90 claimed ~ riaiars 10 ssoGt IA
amount To be continued For PA Mr.. Lord os der
Messrs Levsridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

D.. CIRCUIT COUnr.-DisTRiCr Or MAssA.
lHlsErrs BJsfo. MIrch -l.-Be0re Hoa. Judge N0od-
bury FRANCIS % J. NnnA Clarke, Docafag, II al
Tai. suit hy The complainant one Of the propreors Of
is. Patent Prot Morse r 10 Jon ios against te de
PENDANTS for using Houses Punun. Telegraph On
non Tie Cour DE ums ~ hearing u was OF ierei
tai be postponed 600 hr ION NJ Apu next also nat the
complainant furnish copy Of he French Patent granted
Prof Morse B r. Curtis, counsel Tor complainant RUFUS
Choaie George Girofd % New-IJrk ssd Chas l. " OOd
Unr. counsel FOR defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

~ Wafer.eure fnsfitutes.-Dr TRAIL receives
pzaesis be commOdOus city estab ishment - Lsshtst
u l. provided with several bshng rsOnis u which
Srpi warm day and nigh during he cold The
APnl T. mia I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

II Plrl, School ~ Is was examined yester-
4ay pursuant 90 notice r lie presence Of age uuher OF
vis,srs re S1rerintend-u; al B0si ~ Trustee. Ths
school l. ll heaurfl ocsron Twenty seventies near
e EAs, YER s1f ass been recently rebuilt h- sc OF
ire o1e banned d. Two ssrs s-ce Ne .ubstAn
"a ani approved sTe. WIKI reurA.ors class roous iron
'-Ai', Se Mr Woods Przcipa' % he Mae DePsri
rier; And las ihree Assistants Ma Whitney snd her
teachers stand hgh sli heir clsss very rsady Ard
s-tPossessei TIE boys were, most .asssces Ah~ TO
NEE, he questions TIE Primary Oep4rneli' b. we. con
ductef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

SUPERIOR CoURT-Bcore Judge Oakley. Oar
G. s rsyrsy 70 n Rss'f AID RsAbs -Repevin a. % :
osrtT It per ship Devou, already referred % Yer
&c; Tor pAnuF vsling he properly A tlA
TIE sur or Icegfg-screatAsi MsAofss' CAarcA - Ror
~ fs issarares Co@Fany. before Judge fsne, viii -
summed up this orenoOu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
gEEscENT oYyroE

y 1o001
Our general market has presented quiet appearance during
me past week. Tobacco being the only leading article for
which there has been good demand and which, the
time, has commanded full prices Cotton, Notwithstanding
the continued favorable advice from Europe has not only
been dull at former prices but good portion OF the hare
been made at easier rates This is owing in some measure to
the fine weather which has prevailed for some weeks pas
throughout the Cotton region which encourages the expecta
ton of fair crop for the coming season. Sugar and Mo-
lases have remained without alteration in rrce lint The
ply is too light and the stock too small 10 admit ~ ~
extended operations The depression in FIour st copn
although the receipts have been oderate and the market
further relieved BY return shipments to the East New Iiopr
beginning to come in quite freely and brngs aiy n,s
Corn, under the influence of good civ and panaton e
mand and light receipts has maintained the recent
ment in price, and Oats have advanced sIOc 90 hnsbel
Bran has also gone NJ IoI5o ~ loo m New bea, Id
made its appearance in the market bpt The ale 40 IN nave
bean small Prov.ons Iri 80 ~ I..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

RICE-The only sale Of any mament that have no
oed during the week was lot Of 90 tsFces Fresh Carolina
at440R41ze y h.
wHIsKY-Tbere has been only moderate retail demand
for this article, with small sales Of Rect6ed 24D2lze v
gallon.
BAGGING AND RoPE-The principal sales since our
last have been 100 pieces and coils at 1874 and 81 100 do
1Sz and y M coils at and 100 do at &c on time adding
interest," and 200 pieces and coils 13 and 81 a 2I and
l50 do at ga and 400 pieces at 134c, cash.
GUNNY BAGS-The advance noticed in this article in
our last has been maintained and have noticed two
three large Sales including lot of 150 Gin baes) and
another of So 0O0 at SIG
COFFEEThe market has been qniet and the only sales
Of consequence that have hunspred since our last were 100
bags Rio (rebagged ga, aud 900 bags do Tin o)
9s4c y B.
sALTA cargo of 1900 bushels has been received from
Tapan, and sold private Liverpool continues to
sell from second hands II 15s1 % for Coarse and o. 80
Gel 40 " sack for Fine. delivered
CANDLE5-We have heard Of no sales worth reporting
since our last We st quote Sperm 4042c and Star at
2(022zc y n.
LME-Thomaston continues retail at 81 7O@s1 rs and
Western at 81 Is W Dbl
LEADING sales have transpred during the week The
last at &c " ID for Lower Mines.
HEMP-We have not heard Of a transaction in this article
stree the beginning of July when 50 bales Dewrotted sold at
s97 y ton.
HAYHgher rates have been obtained since our last. and
have noticed sales of Eastern s8 and at
$H 500 s29 90 ~ ton
TALLoW-The only sale of the week was a lot of 90
bbs city rendered at SIC " ID.
LARD OIL-There has been inquiry, and we have
heard of no transactions during the week.
EXCHANGES-We quote Sterling at IO9f6IiO : New
York sixty day Bills at l@1S o cent discount and Sight
Checks NewYork par(06 q cent. premium.
FRElGHTS-We notcs improvement in rates for
British ports, but the cOaswse market very dull ship
was taken for Liverpool Tuesday SIG, and one yeser
day at 32d for Cotton; for Havre 81 and one for
Bristol round charter for Tobacco-besdes which, we
have noticed two shipments Of Tobacco for London of
Mt 0Jc nd H. - O. rann
bbs Flour have been shipped for Boston Zoe " bb
ship was taken yesterday for London ed for Cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

BUENA VIsTA-Bits Of Historg.-The news
papers from all sections Of the nation. come to US
filled with eulogies the late President; bu.
mostly with nothing new in them One, how
ever, pronounced at Salem, Mass on the 18th inst
by the Hon. G. W. Upham, contains an account of
the celebrated flag Of truce which, during the bat
tie OF Buena VISTA was sent from Santa Anna TO
General Taylor. This account presents some new
facts and as it was derived from the lips Of the late
President, IT will here liter pass into history The
passage is as follows:
As this incident Of the battle may possibly, if the
secret history Of the is ever fully revealed, be
toufd TO shed light upon it. | will here record the
facts related to me by Gen, Taylor himself Dur.
ing the height Of the conflict a flag was seen
! approaching. The emergencies of the day had so
stripped him OF his staff, that, having no one to
send, ne went himself to meet ii. As the Young
officer who bore it could not speak English nor he
Spanish, the conference took place in French. The
communication was this "General Santa Anna
desires to know what General Taylor soants 2f
Feeling somewhat indignant that a message so
apparently impeFtinet should have been sent al
such moment, and regarding it as perhaps A
device merely to gain time or some other illegiti-
mate advantage, or at the best, as species of tri-
ling, he gave an answer dictated by the feeling OF
The moment" What Gen Taylor aoants is Gen.
Santa A.na's Army"
Here the conference closed, and the Mexican
officer withdrew. Upon a moments reflection, he
matte and having much the air of a repartee
He called to mind the fact that his Government
had advised him that they had favored the return of
Santa Anna to Mexico from belief that he was
disposed ITO promote, and might have influence
enough with his couStTymen to effect, termination
OF the war and it occurred to him really designed
to open the way for negotiation, and perhaps, a
paciioaton--an object ever near to his heart He
rode over the fields in search of General Wool,
made known the circumstances to him, aud sug-
gested, If not too great personal exposure, the
expediepcy OF his carrying a flag to the Mexican
lines to ask an explanation of the message.
To send an officer Of his rank, character, and
position, would remove the indgnty if it should
be 80 regarded, of his blunt and summary answer.
General Wool readily and CALAMITY undertook the
service and rode forth to execute it, but the fire of
the Mexican batteries could not again be stopped,
and no further Parey took place. The next morn
ing, when Colonel Bliss was sent with flag to
the Mexican headquarters, he was requested to
ascertain what had been intended by the message
oil the previous day but he found the of things
such as to render it vain enter upon the subject
The import of the message remains unriddled to
this day. Santa Anna can undoubtedly solve the
enigma.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

GOLD MINING IN VIRGINIA-Mr. Williams, the
manager of the Cupeper Gold Mine on the Rapid
Ann river, seventeen miles from Fredericksburg,
has given as the following statement Of The results
OF h,s operations during the last seven weeks. He
Is working twelve stamp-heads and two Gillian
mills with tweniy-four men, mostly blacks, at
weekly expense Of $l20, to which $50 may be add
ed for wear and tear of machinery and other Incl.
dentals, so.that the entire outlay is $3.50 per week
making $1,000 in all as the cost of seven weeks
working The product has been 3 400 dwts of gold,
worth at least IS, 300 or over three dollars return
for every dollar of current expenses. AT a cost of
not more than $4,000, the extent of operations and
of profits might easily be quadrupled And this, be
il observed, includes no lucky windfas, but is the
product Of simple, straightforward, everyday min
Ing, The advantages Of this mine over Others are
breadth of vein, height of back or elevation above
The point where the vein is now opened, and album
dance of available water power but even these
may be rvaed by other localities while the ores of
several are richer in gold For careful solid, bust
ness-ke investments in mining, it were idle to go
70 California; there better prospects on Lake
Superior, in Virginia, and in other localities this
side of the Mississippi.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.



Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Aida, Faes, Philadelphia, JH Ashbrdge & Co
Schr Lois Pennell Mobile i 7Es1rsnv
schr John Bell, Lambert, Belize, Honduras and market,
sim MI, Avet
Schr DOra' Dogmch' PENSACOLA, Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
ship yicksburg, Berry, from New York 18th june to
Ship suffolk SNOW, from Boston July 9th, to G w Hynson
Bark MARY Kendall, Coleman, 40 days from Boston, to
Bark Robt Walsh, KelOck. AZ days from Thomason to
Bark Abbot Lord Ruark, 30 days from Baltimore. to
Ashbridge & Cod my "
bng Gulnare, Emes. 30 days from Charleston to l.
schr Bradford Taylor days from Pensacola to master
Basin. " ~
Duck River, Mckinney, from Shreveport.
Glpsy Ure, from Bayou Sara-33 bales cotton.
Rockaway, Davis, from Red Rivers bales cotton
Oregon, Hiern; from Mobile.
Iowboat swan. Shultz, from the Passes
Towboat Star, Davis, from the Passes
Spoken.
By the ship Vcksburg the 9Th July in lat go 4O long
7o0 5V, brig Sterling from Porto Rico, bound to New ork
Memoranda.
The ship Vicksburg lay anchor six days off the North
Bemm Island, in company with the ship Cornea of Port
land, from Boston, for this rort.
The ship Suffolk becamed on the Banks in company
with the ship Rajah bak Orlando and 10 squarerigged
vessels unknown.
Towboat Swan lowed down and to sea- on the Dist ut
ship VIM Perrie and bark Edmond.
Towboat Star towed down and to sea- on the 3ls ult
bark Pacific and brig Braganza and to the Bar ship Tara
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

PREMATURE BuRIALs.-Mr Dick, who kept
coilee-house in Cincinnati, was taken with cholera
on Monday, ran through the various stages of the
residential mystery, and finally, to all appearance,
died.
While lying upon the cooling board, barber
was sent for to shave him, and during the operation
the supposed dead man opened his eyes, and with
his arm pushed the barber out Of his way. He com
menced breathing, and casting his eye about the
room, and amidst the CONSERVATION occasioned by
tins, as it were, resurrection from the dead the cot
lin was brought into the room, in full sight of the
person who was destined to occupy it! He lived
about one hour after this, and finally went calmly
on into the sleep Of death. So avouches the Gin
cinDati Commercial of the 10Th ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

SOMETHING NEw1Mr. John Wise, Of Lam
caster, announces that he will 90 up in that CITY
on the 3lst OF August next, in his mammoth bal
loon Hercules, which contains in its structure 1896
yards Of silk, and is capable of carrying eight per.
sons: The balloon will be used for some hours
previous to its final ascent, in letting up passengers
from Two hundred to thousand feet, by rope and
windlass, when they can take observations" In
the evening 1t will be started free in the air for
long voyage, with party of passengers. Mr.Wise
also announces that there is room left for two more
passengers-fare $3.50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

GAEIBALDI,---The NewYoik Sun says: He
has come 20 the United State. in order to become
a citizen, and 20 take command of a merchant YES
sci, which has been bought by some friends in
Italy. The Sandman Government has grained 10
General Garibaldi pension, and ordered It's Com
sular agent in this country TO assist the noble exile.
IL has been said that Garbaldi resided in Ohio but
he has never yet been in the United States''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

RoBBERY.-The slave George, belonging to J.
Miller has been arrested on the charge Of stealing
trunk containing 5000 in money, and articles Of
wearing apparel, belonging TO Mira r. A. Watson
The property was found in his possession on
Thursday night by the watch who arrested him on
Grod street The negro had entered the premises
Of Mrs Watson in Baronne street near julia and
obtained the trunk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

The CoMET.-The late comet discovered bv
Dr.. Peterson at Altoona, Germany, on the LIST Of
May has passed both its perigree and perihelion,
the former on the Ia H. and the latter about mid
night, Monday night, according to calculations OF
European astronomers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

THIRD MUNIcIPALITY.-Wm Holmes, in de-
fault of $500 security, has been committed for
trial, on the charge Of knocking down VIM. Hut
ton with slung. shot, with intent to kill.
John Moniache, having committed a brutal
assault upon his wife, Elizabeth was also sent be.
fore The First District Court The evidence proved
that the woman had been beaten from the Califor-
mia Sawmill, to her room on the Levee that she
was then locked up, and that another whipping
with ropes end was inflicted, Two men holding
the poor victim. Conrad Becht, and one Joseph,
are the individuals named as assisting in this out.
rage. Warrants have been issued for their arrest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

declined S94c We have noticed onv sv .,ai, .aas =,
our quotations which follows Sides ribbed and
Clear) l.l6964, Shoulders 494O4K, Hams Cplain and
bagsed) 65stdI, Canvased 7h0s and Sugar Cured, Ex
ira, etc., 99 y ID. For Lard there has been vev
little inquiry and the principal sales have been two lots If s
bbs each. No l, at 6S and Is erces Choice at 7c - n
Western Butter and Cheese have been dull at siIe % n
for the former, and 6h97 for the latter 100 kegs Pms
Butter sold yesterday at lOc v b.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

There is man in Boston, the father of two
romping daughters, who attributes their wild
ness to feeding capsy sauce, of which they are
excessively fond. He is second cousin to the man
who to prevent his girls running off with the
young men, fed them on oan't-elopes.