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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
SPAIN.
Cuban Affairs

The Govcrnmen. is sending 10 Cuba reiatorce-
mtbts to the amount of C,OOo troops. The appoint
inert Of Viceroy Of Cuba has been renowned BY
the Cabinet.
TIE funds on the tn were heavy, owing to the
uncertainty as TO what were the views Of the new
Cabinet at Washington relative to The CaOan qles-
ton
The Treaty Of Commerce between Spain and the
Republic Of Nicaragua wss signed on the 18th at
Madrid
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Passengers.

8r erd Ms Csiin, Mr. snd Mrs Dick Mr. and aTsThonp
ton Mr. End 1rB AVdOwsrd. Mr. and mrs Amslss, ARA
ststIheneId, Ms Donghert Mr. Quincy, Ma 5arnun,
Mrs McCAlly, Mr. Brewer, Mrs HAclsnonL Misses XIX
hrdee Bownen, fhcnps0r, Msylo hscla 2ont sniang,
Hsger AorBy, hes'rs hckeIzi ho5e',9n, Byih, Wal
hold, Benin HcWes Mkrshs!, Whitney. Bari, H)ecke,
Gale Hurey. Brawiv. Wsie', John5ton Morgan, Wal
bee, Taylor, Brodr Green kflind Arlkn DsyfG Baron
L.Tfing, Hugtl Branden Cegu, BIn.u, Bafnoa Ro5bur
Alexander Seizure Bs'en'ch, N3wsfad McD 5nad. bous-
ton Robeit Hertz krcce, TEiEhc-ean, PAA.ue Stevens
Jotr b, nniDgion jacob DAke, CAy Amenag aorlL
Sands ard Spencer
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suIpprNc INrEL1.rgvYor.

Ar,ted ron Ner Ycfk-Juy 2lsL Hs,hlis, Bremen
ssh. BsnIoTe, Elvre: Cogntc, do; Else Dover; Zs-
nobia he Schiloi .lsL May NAd do; Auas DO Wesl.
EN- DO; London GnYeIend; ssh, Bredn. Copenhsgsa
.7lh. Rhein HambUgh HAarfsg@ Hel7en; A1g. lsi Ze.
uobis Antwerp New YOik Liverpool
40 later arrivals from Boston.
sailed for Ans- iS,t July :9-Quasbsgg, Antwerp
Charles ThompGOn, HelvOe Gala, H4vae, jersey, do
MoIuner Livingston, DC: 2ls, Empire S.se LivefpOok
kinueSois, DO; Scuihsmgton Deal ION James, S.o-E-
holm; .gb, E.be, KTsahAyep; Aug So Emma Fsl1. Liy.
eTpool Niagara smith, d.; Fldeiia DO
No later ssilirg Boston or Phladelp hls
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lfouey Market.

Horey eoIlnues LbundsbL Apd discouGs easy, Consos
closed Wednesday a. 81; THURSDAY and FndsY o. g5l
Bullion IL NE Bank. RDOli Z ID, OOOOoo.
kmeiietn Stocks Are Esaoy pu business rsih@r Unite
u Siocbs uhvsrod PenDa % quoted Al "a IS Aasss.
Chdteus Elves lt7 lt8. Maryland Flges yAsl Canada
Dtbeniures 100 Al0l. No otter SOcks qlOted
There ncTeAsfG ACTIVITY IN ths InHnuacuIing distcs
Al Mar chester ThufSday here oct 70 icqury
for YIESs ard The improved quotation Of Tuesday cDnse
oueDI upon the EuoIss adyices, could be obtained with
out difficulty.
Tie demand exierds 10 YbTns, Almost All q1aidet
Coius lave pRrtskn only degree OF ne imprOyems
10 las bu there more hUsLe, doing and ths descrp
lion u goods sBiirg The msfiet of a. slight advance
FROM lie Wooden districts In Yorkshire employment Is
roo4 Lnd Pr l-AL-e AnLLnL Undo 10 hgLc-pa-ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

is Envoy from Frsrhfrt rather tbsn scqIiescs "a
the designs 81 Austria 20 recousrt1te m the Old
Ia ,ing the Central Diet, blown N he winds by tte
revolution Of lsfs. Upon tuis a,titade a. ssfdIy
assumed by P-u,,iA rsposcd tie las. hope Of the
friends q Cors,ivt9nsl Government Toe Allied
fu-Lais en- BRACE the moment Of the Conference
Iesumirg its deliberations 20 whse3e the GJ7ern-
msb's of France and Eos'spd, add bully ne Gov
emmett Of Pr1ssia into s0hi elton 10 The recon
sl,ustion OF the Germsoic Collaboration on the
sb.o u,ist principles Of 1919. And the sacr'iee Of
the DUchies 10 the Uncontrolled "lh d me Mag Of
DeLmafk, or be master, the Czas.'
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Brown, shIpIey q Co... CIrculnr.

NIT
IRE favorable repOr CT lac Manchester MARIE. Al he
sailing Of re Psctc gave N inmtdAe impulse 10 Cotton
The Isss Of The dsy reach ~ fully iefn bales nd.
Of 10 ld per 10 ~ American description TLI has
been uccecCed Ia he pal days by fissdy deGacd
for I2ttO OF 1900 bBcI clyhs bHsness for the
eueirg ss eve1ir uniting 10 ll6 zoo Of which specu
lbfs have tken t1e large q1tEry CT N gro baes, AMI tx
pCrlers eO tsiesihe mari ccsn9 ffng tls follow.
ing cyoiAious viz: Pair OLsLs q ar NOBLE and p
lard. Q Kidding, :. per 10
Irdisn ON Il iainer lower ard 10 quoted 2js 60 ia
Cd rer qusrier FOR mixed sad yellow white, "a No
ehsI7e in Whsh. and Flour butte pr;es muH be cons-
deItd nC mrGl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
The Expeditions in Search Of Sir John
PFanklin

The British Admiralty have given rotce 0. the
arrival on Thursday Of intelligence from Captain
Austin sDd the English and American Sq1aiToas
sent 10 search Of Sir John Franhlin. Capt. Austin,
on board the Eagenis, transport, left Whale Fish
Islands on the 23d Of June Al well, perfect in
every equipn ent the steamers with six weeks
coal on board. The day after Capt. Austin sailed,
the American expedition, consisting o two schoon-
ers, arrived at the While Fish Isl,nds and sailed
10 the norih.ard on the 29ih, al we'll The season
for explorations was considered fairly opened bat
no intelligence has ye. been Obtained Of the mss
ing vessels.
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Iiv.rpooI Monthly Tobacco Report.

Toe MONTH sales reach u bids, VIZ 13l Nirgin's
Leaf l8 steumeo. Isl keuiucIy Leaf Jj SIC M -, and
Mar and The impori- are, 5S7 hnc1 r IN ksTOr
leans Jis BaumcTe III Philadelphia 10 New YORK, ~
hallS. Prescn, 3 African. The expOra delivered are
So mos Aifics and TO Have Virginia hB ~ ensth
snrscitd attention. Several parcels Leaf sad ssmmei
have been Withdrawn from market Middle chased sem
red reoueed IN guSnY, and higher pric have ben
obisred. Wesen Leaf s.enmed without aersi on, bus
hall ruilw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
GERMAN
IAerf of the nrfrnf nj Itaf

The news OF the battle in the Dachies has ex.
cited fury through Ut Northern Germany and In
Hanover. A meeting Ia, been held st which 1000
persons were preient TO petition the King that the
Hanoverisn army might be sent to the aid Of
sOblesvig Holsiein. Several other popular meet.
uss have also been held at different places to toe
same eisct
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miscellaneous.

TIE state Of siese at Vienna and Piagus WA
raised on the 18th Inst
Thee is a repetition OF the report icon Vienna
tia, general amnesty viii shortly be sivsn TO al
tie Hungarian prisoners now coriasd.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

rar FEw-roRK DAILY TKiBUNE Is
rysKr nORsISe, lsuSDAYs Exc@Thpl
At The Tribune BHneisSI, osr~sr o. -,
sss Nassau ssrsets, spSesits ire W., -, -,
ana Delivered W Cip sBasc'ihefs boz - s. Desk
a. -~ssr a., orr,sr by paJ IN so'-no .|oie.
y, ,x 1.55lss o. yssr ~ ssnt ~. - sg,1r IA
20 Centa. Hal fobscrihsfs -, a,oe,6s For .srse
-. N IA Ysrse Dolr~sio sd's,os ies. s, ...s,.5
rh.pses Sifb c01u'ry TsvsptI - ,s,n bo.e N Tbs
Al ~, oses vo0se terms are -.
s~sta-s a. .st sL1rvet ~ ''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

which tho Duchies ,.rove 20 establish between
scblesuie AID &c many is in opposition to the
uestie. Of 1878, which the Gar il resolved to
nlhtain II tsis report proves core T. this is the
fret open step taken By Ra.sia 10 s7pPor; Of Dsn-
marx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
TURK Y.
riH kRfuRfes

TIE Ottoman Porte bss notified the refguses q.
ectums, that such Of them ~ may be wiling 70
emigrs,e 10 America will re GIVE pas r:sand
sum o. 1000 pils,res, abOu. { 0, AID Of their
trurreV
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nIIsreliaueons


A serious forgery on the Austrian Bank Of Wen
M has just been discovered in oldon. It appears
that person named Hill had been spprehended
with forged notes on that Bank to the amour! Of
$4,000.
man named Jones has been brought up at the
London Police Oifce for having in bis possession
letter threatening the death of Lord John Russell.
The fellow told the policeman that he foand the
letter, but the more probable circumitAn,e appears
70 be that he ooncocted 1t with the view 70 little
uneDviable no'oriety.
A meeting numerou,y attended, was held in
Manchester On "Wednesday foG the parpOse OF con.
sideriDg plan fer the cultivation Of Cotton in the
West Indies.
Lord BrOugham il 20 be created an Earl, with
the reversion Of the title to his brother
The GrssHOek Advertiser says; 4 strong prob.
ability exists of direct passenger communication
being opened between Greenock and New York by
line Of screw steamers, the property Of G.sen0ok
owners
At a meeting Of Mexican bondholders at London
on Thursday |. was determined 70 send speciN
agent to NJ xico. with 8 view OF getting some 80.
prcxinaiion to justice from that Government
The celebrated Liebsg is about TO visit the United
States for the purpose OF Lecsuring on Chemistry.
An awful railway collision occurred on Thursday
a. Glasgow, by which number Of persons lost
their Eves.
The weather continues favorable 70. the growing
crops The accounts from Ireland relative 10 the
Potato blight are extremely conflicting, bat the
senerA tone Of the Irish papers is favorable
The Press on the War In ths DuehIs.
lie recent victory ofihe DecAies ovsr the Schlo..
Winge" has given rise 10 much disopssion in the
London journals. The TINES ind Pos, s.,.r1 a.
Presensions Of Denmark, and are high in tbai,
praise Of this last crusade against TIE ancsn4 L.,
ties Of lower Germany wails the Chyo0,.,. -,
Doay Ners warmly espSuse the cAu,e oS 81.
DOohiss. Speaking of the articles in the ro,,as
S0rnAls, the NeEssA
at 10 with humiliation that We see Eaelish il.
naeaces at work, to involve our Own country A..
sseiy IN this quarrel and that on the wross ida
aneir object was 70 Abet the vieHs OF Austria ana
asssa Ia the deliberations Of the Conference on
Use Dsalsh question, which resumed il, dsibsr..
spss 70 day. Prussia has a. the lR,t hour eiven
s9npo@s OF rec declaration Pr1sss has rsfusedt 70
p1' u The Osoierence, and has TiiblrGss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
London mentbIy Tobacco Report

TOBAcCo Sales last month $40 hide The &c l-la c'r
setr Of mket 10 hs ofincressed hfmness 81 pces
en- ,oae rphons peaent upwAd telden.y, esssc
ty Virsiais for which cher raieG have been sc5rei
10 and iui Tier Advarce demanded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
Hayfe Cation Market.

Liverpool advances u Tuesdsy and Wetnestay h7d o.
fu-r he uartel very much On Iluridsy more b1J0g
going hold'i' demsroing higher prcsshc sales
% that day berg eco bales at rae Of ore or Two fAlc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
RUSSIA.
A Nh In or

i . reported that lbs Russian GJyernneni has
adj rtsfed circsiar 70 ali It's agents a. ijreigu
ports, in whith It 10 jec.I,ei ihAi the connection
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ADVANCE IN COTTON.
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the WAR TO De Dtsp. RATELY PROSECUTED,
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CITY ITEMS.

n TIE weather yesterday wss warm, bat a
htsh breeze took CT the effect Of the heat The
ar Is materially PARTED and improved by the
shower Of Tueidsy hight.
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NO MORE FIGHTING IN SCHLESWIG.
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Jenny Lind taken passage in the Atlantic.
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vvRnFs OF ADVERTISING
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4, 10 s-rad Tor ssots.
Legal Advertir-'sssts-a as fs'es s,ed ~ The
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be N s7cins and rV-TtDg Editions
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A VERY LARGE PAPER ROR THE CoUHTsI puo
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70 Nddrsss ior 60 snd ~ psPef Y % cs> 'rRou
heyonf ne dine for whch IL u paid. - -.
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TIE EEp0-TOAR TRIBUNE
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Ds1ded.
TIE WEw-voRE TRIBUNE
California, Oregon, and ;be Sesa,v' On isinsds,
!, m hshed OF me departure o. each Mall ssesnei for
Cbssres FF1ce q cents Der copy - .
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Arrival Of the Niagara al Halifax.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY.
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ENGLAND
Parliament and Barso Rothschiid


The exciting topic in the British House o. Com
mons continue, TO be the admission or nonsdmis
sion of Baron Rothschild to his seat in Parliament.
On Thursday evening the debate was again re-
sumed but on an intimaton from the Attorney Gen.
eral, that he had some defai.e resolutions - pro
rose, the further discussion Of the question was
further adjourned. In the course Of the sitting the
Attorney General gave notice that he would, on
Monday next move the two following resolutions
First, That Baron Rothsohld is not entitled to
vote in this House. or to sit in this House, during
any debate until he sAsll take the oath Of abjurs
ton in the form appointed by law
Second, That this House will a. the earliest
opportunity in tho next Session OF Parliament, take
into its serious consideration the form Of the oath
of ahjuratiop with a view TO relieve Her MaeIty's
subjects protesting the jewish religion.
THE announcement OF those resolutions was
received with much indignation by the House aud
10 poitcsl circles it is anticipated that the Govern
ment will be thoroughly beaten on the resolutions"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

YourHFCL HIGHWAY ROBBERs.-A boy who had
been a. work 10 the country, happened IN az N
auction store, On Saturday might, ssd on making
some small purchases, exhibited a small san of
money 10 bills. He was s'serTard e1.iced away
20 en- urfrequented part Of the cisy By some IN.
principled youngsters when they fo,clby took from
him xhs. money be had, and deprived him also Of
bis shoes snd Stockings The young robbers were
arrested yesterday, and the crime proved against
GRE Of them by TIE fact Of bis having upon els fee.
the shoes Of the young nan whom he robbed.
Rochester Dem 18Th
CHAuDIERE GOLD AISEs-The Qgebec Chyoas-
ele gays; We know that 20 or 30 men have for toe
last month been steadily at work in digging and
mining Tor gold, and that good deal has been dis.
covered Great hopes are entertained that valaa-
bic copper will be found in Inverness, If works
were established there they would materially ben
eft that section Of the district
"a -Four courses Of Lectures viii be delivered
the coming season before the Lowell Institute,
Boston. One ia to be on Political Economy, BY
Prof Bowen, OF Cambridge another course on
Natural Religion, by Rev. DR.. Blagden Of Boston
another, by Professor Agassiz, subject not Known
and the fourth, on the Comparative Physical &c
oerspby Of The United States, and the race that
viii sbortIy inhabis these etates, BY Pro-. Gayot
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TRLEGRAPHED TO THE TRIBUNE,
OvERTHE
Nova Scotia, Ntw-Brunswiek 4 Maine Lines,
TO PORTLAND,
AND THENCE OVER
Bain's Merchants Line 10 NCw-YOrk,
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OTfICE I
Wednesday, Aug. Ia, l8jJ

The Niagara arrived at her wharf at o'clock
this morning. She sailed from Liverpool at 2
O'Clock, Aug. g. She coAled and sailed for New
York at loI with fresh sOusberly wind. After
she lefs il began 10 rain ha d and the wind hauled
into the East
Every berth in the Atant; has been taken for
the Flat Aug. JEsNY LIND positively sail, in her.
Tbs steamship Atlantic, Capt West, hence for
Liverpool was spoken about O'Clock P. N. on the
9th mat in lat 81 "a, Ion. IA 81, by the Niagara.
The papers furnish no later news from Portugal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

TIE HAS.-The copious shower Tuesday night
did cor'i3ersb'e damage BY ao.diDg cellars aud
easements ard washing dowa banks, new walls, 30.
The new sewer in Dslan'y.s.. near Sheriff WaI
much injured. Several cellars in that section were
fled with water. Nr slydam, baker corner Of
Whlet and Delaney ats. bad a quantity Of dur
destroy "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

EsoAFE Negro boy Tom Fisher, Imprisoned in
The Centeryille Nd jail for advising saves 70 run
away from their masters broke the door OF his dun
geon on Friday morning last and escaped. slave
conhned with him escaped At the same tn'e
Baltimore Patriot
r. The Chattanooga Ai1eytiser Of the 7Ih inst.
says the Cholera hss subsidized a. the Tannsl on
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and the
Contractor il preparing 70 90 70 work again
II Dr.. G1inn, U. 8. Senator elect from Cali
iorri. j. in Boston, and vii remain anti after The
Presdsntisl cbsequiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

u The Board OF Health are still IN hoi pursuit
Of nuisances. They have already done m1cn i'f
the public good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

FoR EURoP. Cunsrd Steamer Cansda
sailed yesteIdly noon for Halifax and Liverpool
taking II passengers for the former snd 81 for the
latter poi. She took Abou. 100000 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

FOUNDLIvG A male infart was found lAs, nigh;
10 the area Of No 6f West Fourteenth 81 This is
the second consignment 70 the civic nursery this
ueFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

n Charles Carlow, in prison since 2ls. JAY,
was discharged yesterday, the grounds Of his com
mi,men, having been deemed Illegal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

r Patrick KsrEin, or KsrHgan, information
waited See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

PoLIcE-Wm. JADe was arss,sA Or s.saling
silver Ta.ch Ct II. {. Sears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

ARTIST OF FUGIINE-A man named Joseph
Kthoe, WHO stands charged With having. on the
9Th inst broken open the trunk Of his room mate,
James Ryan in Norwalk, Coun and stealing there
frrmA so bank bill an9 god coins vslaed at Sal,
was arrested yesterday BY olhcer Firchock and
brought before Justice Mogn,iort, u whom be vol.
urtsrily admitted having committed the felony.
lie was licked up in default Of $500 bail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-28

ne o. Good Cheer BE of good cheer friends
Vi tne Union. Give no heed to the auguries,
saader than owl.songs on the midnight blast,'
9. tnose VINO prophesy Defeat in the People's
House. Of tne measures which, in the true spirit of
the CONSTITUTION and Of an enlightened Patriotism,
nave alrea1y passed he Senate for the restoration
to the country Of Peace, Harmony. and Union
When the wish is not father to such tboughts
unreasonable apprebenson-feav, such as oft he
trays like treason humans tbs mind. unnsrves
the resolution which enables men to breast sncb
crisis as the present, and by courageous gsnsrons
and united effort to carry their country trumphant
ly through it.
Brief as is the interval since we had occasion to
hail the passage of the fundamental act of adjust
ment of the knotly and vexatOus Territorial con.
troversy, it has yet been long enough to confirm the
confident trust which we then expressed that time
would pr We, beyond the doubt of any reasonable
being, the devotion to the peace and harmony Of
this Union of the mass of the people, and the de-
termination TO suffer no schemes Of disunon or of
mere faction longer to disturb the one the other.
In the hundreds of newspapers which have
reached US since the Passage OF the Texas B un-
Diary bill, carrying the Calf lrna bill and the New
Mexico Territorial bill in its train tsoo only in the
South, as far as we have Observed have denounced,
rdiculed, or otherwise shown hostility 10 this be-
nign measure and in the North only one seems
almost willing to hazard conflict of arms between
one more States and the General Government,
rather than to consent to the measure To those
who thus, from two extremes of sectional feeling
hate Of each other, seem disposed to units
to defeat this pacifeaton, and as a consequence
10 possibly involve the country in civil war, we
have no argument to offer they are beyond the
reach of it. We trust that we have not in the
North or South single reader who comedies in
their policy, or regards with any sentiment but
horror their vindictive and sangunary purposes
National I71teAtge'tesr, 1871 inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-28


The Plaquemine Sentinel says that now is the
time for the State Engineer to drive the piles for
the protection Of that village.
The sane paper has the following:
Negroes Arrested Several negroes have been
arrested and broughtto town for trial accused ohav-
ing participated in the murder of runaway slave
belonging TO Mr.. Wilson, of Bayou Goula, who the
Coroners verdict Gays, was killed by blows in
iiicted on the head. with an axe, hoe, or other
sharp instrument. The deceased was found buried
among some brush, TO which place he had been
dragged from some distance
I!fonticide.--A female who has heretofore borne
good character, has been committed for trial in
jackson, charged with having concealed the birth
of her child, which was found dead.
The Thibodaux Minerva says:
The Lafourche has risen several inches since or
last publication; the water, however, is not vet
sufficiently high TO admit steamboats, of an or
dinay class.
/" We have nothing to offer our readers in the way
OF local news, worthy of their especial attention.
Health, crops, and weather remain as last stated
supsrlaiivcly good, promising, and uncomfortabIy
warm"
The Levee Committee, on the 24th, were al
Baton Rouge.
Prof. Magruder, late of the Centenary College
| is about to open school in Jackson.