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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

p b. TAYLOR,
A UCTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has removed
~ No street. where he vii give part -uar attention
the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Cargoe Damaged Cotton House
hold Furniture, Slaves. etc myl 2m
II EWIS PlORANCE, Commissioned .4uetioneer, Of
L. fee No. s Gravfr St, will attend, usual and give
bis particular attention the sale of Real Estate, Stocks,
Damaged Cotton, household furniture Slaves,
etc.; will also makes advances Merchandise placed his
hands, my2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13
AUCTION SALES.

Coffee. Coffee Coffee
BIZ SYKES, HYDE a. co. -
THIS DAY, Monday May 10, at 10 ocockl be SORT No.
Il I03 MAGAZINE street,
1000 bags RIO COFFEE sound, in good order. myIs
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Worth Brothers,


Corner of Magazine and Common streets, Men Orleans
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
Il consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
rs, "A and Twilled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, rs, a. and Twiled white and brown C0TTONSi
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy cooFed KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTToNADEs and DENNIS, for plan.
tations:
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, for NeerOe.
Blue, black and mixed sATINETs;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS Silks, and Bareges;
English CALICOES, Merinos, Apacas and BombazettE
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves;
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white. figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRlCS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES,
land AlsO....
A great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are gener
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers on
favorable terms. jalS 4m2dp&W
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TNHE undersigned his old established Office, continues 70
accommodate persons DESTROYS of RENTING money 70 their
friends in England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in any posfown in the shove named king
dOms, and in suit He ALSO usuaI, continues hAv
ing passengers brought from Liverpool this city, on good
ships and reasonable Parties living at distance 6y
addressing letter (pOtpad) to the 9nde5slgnsd' WI be
sl0 1y No Is Rank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

eG=s FOR CALIFORNIA, via Chagres-
KEEKKs United States Mad Steamship CompaRA-ThS
I. :. - new and magniteeHt Steamship OHIO Lieut.
A. Enday schenek, u. 3. Navy, commanding, viii leave
with the California and Oregon Maih-
RATA RAaaARN.
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rniture. Furniture Furniture
ny SYKES, HYDE a. CO.


w dwelling No s. Union just below baronre
All the FURNITURE IN said honse consisting Of hdeboad So
Dressing Bedsttad and Bejding
Chairs Table, Armos Carpets Crocky and Kitchen Ware
tains and Eundry other articles.
Terms cash. myil
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~ n New Passenger Steamer PENTONA.
John Shalcross, master-FOfI louisville Evans
izsazzsaA vile and Henderson-This new, elegant and
swift running passenger steamer is expected and will leave
or about SATURDAY, 18th inst. For freight or pas
sage having fine accommodations, apply on board or to
BUTLER Il MOORE, 45 Poydras st.
plan Of her cabin be seen and secured
leafian fnth the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 81 Camp street
ENHE undersigned, having been appointed Agent Tin place
of t. A. Adams, Esq., resgned) of the above old and
and fayorably known Company prepared insure
on the most terms, against FIRE MARINE AND
All losses will be promptly settled here orpad in Hartford
Conn, at the option of the insured.
RISKS ON LIVES also taken in the New York Life
Insurance Company.
CHAS. G. LATHROP, Agent.
tW Office 30 Camp street, New Orleans. O3l is
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~ Last Night but One Night Grand
Opera or THE PROPHET.
ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and streets
TUESDAY EVENING May a. 1850, will be performed mey.
erbeers celebrated Grand OPERA taeau1 entitled
THE PROPHET.
~ Performances viii hAlEpast O'Clock.
tB Libreto Of the Opera for sale a the Box Office
ThuInlaY-Beneht Of M. COLIN.
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cAUTIoN Persons rupcred should be aware that hay.
no security against SransHtaed Heriia with lie Ko~rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
FuIDAy, MAY 3. ls5O.
fIU.N NM = wv
The Senate vas not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion al Mr. Thompson OF Pa the House resolved
itself into committee o the whole the oi the Union
Mr. Thompson OF Miss in the chair) and took up the
bill The committee occupied four hours in propos
ING and discussing amendments To the bill. Neither the
amendments discussions of such general interest
make extended report OF them acceptable. This
bin was laid aside informally Ia TAKE mp the California
sage, enable Mr.. Nmot Of Pa who wished To leave the
city to deliver his speech upon the slave question He
cupicd the floor one hour
Mr. Wilmot argued that the crisis had arrived and
presented upon the isse OF the admission of California whc
hr the slave power, although in minority shall dictate
aud control tie whole Union in all time Caifo
MA he said vas TO be compromised into the Union; and the
price oil her admission be the extension OF slavery
the rest II the countries belonging the L. States
He trusted in God that IL would not be done.
Mr. w. sal if the North should be ccreani now, free
principles ali would he lost; for where did they propose
stand TO make more useful and successful resistance 10 the
eXorhitant demands oi the slave power if they cowardy
Yielded now, under unpaolic threats against the Union
lie denied That had been made against the South
but that the aggression had been upon the North The
South he said had seduced the prominent public of the
free States. They carry them up into the high mountain
and point 10 them the Kingdoms OF this word-hod
them the promse-they too weak to resist the tcnpa-
,"nand they fall down to worship This aggression
Of the deepest die.
Mr.. Winthrop obtained the floor. The committee then
rose and the House adjourned till Monday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
ESSEN COUNTY

The Wing and is correspondent ,eIy indignant tn,
unliT course Of the commissioners in closing the polls
tie end If la rsi dav, against tie protest the Wig an
aidate II Is admitted that tho commissioners were equally
divided politically and il therefore docs violence com
believe that they designed to act in any other
manner than in sc, accordance with Justice and fairness
The facts in the Wing all onesided and we wait to hear
The whole ruth developed
The Wing is much excited by the loss of the county
that it appeals 10 the worthy victor in The fight:
III would be agnanimouS in The delegate elected by these
means 10 resign and try again. II would
the world that he believed there unirnrss III the
election viii he do il p
This is capital Joke will show by few rcminis-
ccnces.
In llcnco county, Sweeneys strong Democratic pre-
cinct, closed by the Wing majority OF commissioners
the first day. against the warm protest Of The Democratic
commssionerand although it known that nearly every
Wing vote there had been and cncri of the De-
mocrac vote The weather wretohcd enough usti-
y every Wig precinct in the county being kept open
In Dnwddic we hear, The polls were closed at Dary's
the second day in direct violation w-thus supprcssing
the voice Of many Democrats
In Stafford every Democratic precinct was closed the first
day, while the only Wing precinct was kept OPEN
In Eotc'"rt Wing Is elected by the division If the De-
mocra- IN three candidates. and b. minority several
hundreds. The same thing we hear from Allegheny
Should not The Wing show cven-handed Justice and com
plain of unairncss in all these cases Docs not thai
paper think il would be 'mognanmous" in NIessrs Hall
Goodwin, Suric and Carrngon elected by these means
resign and try it acainl viii they do il ~ TIN
Essex case presented y the Whr is not nearly en-
the others, and il the Wing aaa.sd by anv hip b
party disappointment, it should instantly call upon ths,
four gentlemen to resign and take another heat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
s,OsrICAL.
For the Eno,iirer


THE FELLOWS |. ,MsET-i?y II. D. O'REltlEy
Farewell to thee Erin, green Isle of the West;
Farewell to thy emerald shore;
Bright home of my childhood, dear land love best,
Farewell - thee now evermorc.
As gaze on thy ccasl fast fading away,
Wild throbs my hcc~t n, the sight,
And my bosom, which bea, with feelings once gay,
Now swelis with nought gave black night.
But though sad be my LOT, and dark be NV fate,
Fondly my heart will cling 10 thee yet;
| will grieve when think OF thy mourniul state,
And the sun Of thy freedom now set.
mist from the deep fast shades from my view
Those scenes can neye, ;Jfsc
BY Tyranny forced 10 bid tarc adieu,
part from thy shores with regret
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

The Senatorial vote is before me- bur AmbeTs mao
rty Fleming is large onesay from AS 80 Against
Il Convention, majority of II.
CUIPEPER.-John S. Barbour, Jr, Democrat, is r.
elected by Is majority Green his Wing competition
The County Court appointed majority OF Wing colnns-
soners in every precinct Mr. Barbour oi ie lew
Democrats the last Legislature who voted retain Iol
Ward of this County Scrgeanaf- Arms; bn in ih con
test the Colonel was most violent il his opposition 10 NJ
Barbour, and eycrted all his power 10 defeat him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
THE FAREWELL-L. +. L.

TIE FAKEWELL-L. f. l.
You will forge, me, "a the wild wind passes
With but moments breathing on us wings
Of the soft life in the long summer grasses
OF the deep music from the forest springs,
They perish as they welcome the new conner;
The odors leave the grass-the song, the brook
The wind that broueh, will bear away the summer
Unheeding the sweet world its presence shook
Even 80 carelessly dids't thou awaken
The new existence of conscious heart;
Even so careiessly am ! forsaken.
Not only with myself have to part
But thou dost take with thee the hues E!ySan,
Which frightened in Thy presence; life has lost,
In losing thee, the presence OF The vision
Which like angels, lii the path il crost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
THREE SPIRITS.

The Summer came, and with it came d!eam
saw galley all of golden sheen,
And sails of silk float down a crystal stream
And in il sat, with eyes Of burning beam,
The spirit OF the fair Egyptian queen
The Autumn came saw an Indian maid
Who sldcd htoneh the faded windy woods
With scarlet berries in the glossy braid
That yelled her olive face in dusky shade
The Spring returned, lay beside lis floods,
And there in dreams thy form around me played
With dewy bloums. ! see, in vernal moods
No dream OF old but freshest hopes awake
To crown the Future for thy own dear sake
aurora, " Y Henry 4. WEBSTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

WASHINGTON, APRIL -, l-)u.
10 lie Ed'tors n the Charlottesville .tsf,rsonian:
NJ DEAa SIR However little III; opinions NAY b. en-
led - respect vet deem il my duty wherever am fnlse-
quoted upon any question Q great interest l., correct the
csfpr.
AN TOLD ,at CoynuI r. J. Randolph stated the people
III Aibcnarle, al their meeting Court day. that had
chan my views o the Southern Convention know not
upon what authority the assertion made but en-
trcly incorrect conceive il be- the ght OF the south
States IL meet together for the purpose Of comforting
upon their mutual rights and stating Their mua wrongs
and that il becomes their duty 10 exercise their rights in
provdln. against actual or threatened aggression This
duty becomes IL ene., he has been COM
mcnccd lest their change OF purpose whould be miscon-
>'rued into Indifference timdty unless the meeting should
bc superseded by satisfactory adjustment of the question
by the present session ot Congress
We are engaged in most anxious effort TO settle the
whole aeiatn2 controversy BY fair and honorable COM
promise There IS some hope that may be arranged before
the lst ol Junebnt in the time hold il 10 be the
duty o tile South 10 organize their Populations In the Nash
vile Convention.
am sure need not repeat To Won my devoted attach.
The Union We'll as To- the rights of the States
and sincere conviction that the Convention would meet
not ~ dissolve, but the Union.
Mr. Stevenson has clearly this matter forth that il
unnecessary for into the reasons of my opn
ions
With great respect and undimnished regard as in Amid
Lang Sync remain dear sir, yours truly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
DIl. d..

DIED, at hs residence the county OF Amelia FRIDAY, the M
April, Mr. EDWAhD WORSfIAM in thu G,s, Of AS age -"
men have lei; behind them character Of peerless Ine,f m
the subject 81 tie above SruPu!oa-y al! hs ~
with u fellow he ah bal; az himself reputation y hh
"sty lnd pmnciaity which a,l descend those h. c bshh
rcn ierilance. Indeed his word ' bond u - ri" h
hal his ioibcs taLd ask. which have no yet 's W"
confined 10 himself. which ncdcn "a Ay VI"
occupy the mos; exalted stations lane Bya i sit u
dustry anil economy. c had accumulated Ing" estate WHICH
bei him 10 eHteau his f1sns AT slne"r, In genuine va
gina hospitality ri tie .o.c time III house No. awa: ~
u the rich and e.s nlil read rel es, ~ a s
hospitality NJ worthy, ever ssSSd cfaIip - "
handa wEc. ceeruily conerti anl ms ai'' @
Abrut month previous death. C a,i lri the llync- ~
On ineres lady, which eren' b air reader the e.sis
r Comfortable creme happy Bn, alas, the fell ari'.
entered lis EB. a i.nlei h' fond - catons AMI ~
and r together nf.iesin. daughter a' Co.
grand children his death Mr. worsham made no '
religion, always ular a,eIant at he nor" ,h
doctr,es uf The BbIe .P.ace 10 his asl,c. W. H. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

FIRE IN PORTSMOUTH THIRTY HOUSES IN
ASHES We learn from the Portsmouth Pilot that on
"Wednesday afternoon that town again visited with
very destructive fire. Ii originated in Kitchen of Mr. Fos-
in Gospor between tho Foundry and the Navy Yard
about O'clock and rapid the flames owing the
height vi the wind that in very few minutes both sides
the street enveoped in see, Of fire. Twenl,
nine houses entirely consumed, and many OF them
ing doubly tenanted ii is supposed that nearly fifty families
have been turned the charity of the shelter
The loss is estimated $4,000 Five entire blocks were
destroyed, and furniture srcwcd in every direction
The Government property within the Navy Yard was
threatened, but Com Sloat was prepared at all points
The names OF the property as lar as we learn
follows: John G.. Hatton, ). Watts Geo Marshall
Dr. Cooke, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Buffers. John
Benson Mr. Pennington, and the Edwards estate
The Portsmouth Pilot estimates the loss by the fire in
Gosport, on Wednesday, $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

The bill which has occupied the attention of the United
States Senate this week proposes 10 make grant of public
lands to the State ci Illinois or the construction Of nl,
road from the shen terminus of the Illinois and Mich
gan canal To a"n Al or near the junction of the Ohio and
Mississippi nveTs with branch Of the same to Chicago.
on Lake Michigan and another 10 the GaIcna in
said State. The road viii traverse Illinois from Norb -
South distance OF about four hundred miles The onds
proposed be Donated will make strip of land ix miles
wide and four hundred miles long!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
NEW MARKET RAcEs-sEcoxn DAY

Projectors Purse 5000 Mile Heats.
John NJ. Bots oh h. Financie by Boston, dam Resale
somers years old, lis los.
John Becher's by Boston, dam by Pri-
am, j years old, 100 lbs.
o. i. Hare's ch rccles by Boston, dam
Canary, 4 years old, 81 lbs. dis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

WasHINoTcN ApRIr 3d.
Thomas D. Harris Of Georna, and John Robb q Mary
land have been appointed clerks in the House
of Representatives. ~ Judge Young in place of Mr. More
land
Samuel King, clerk in The Department of the Interior at
salary of eighteen hundred dollars per year. resigned his
Office yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
Correspondence OF The Baltimore Sun.


The Compromise Conm;tteeProbabte Repor-Op Opposition
Of Benton and Seuard-IpPro5atiOn Of General Taylor
Chesapeake and Ot;o Canal dc.
The Senators fortnight absent under the direction OF
the Senate will all be IN their seats Monday presume
that that day, the next The compromise committee
will rcporta majority having already upon the
principles md nearly ali the details OF the bills and Mr. Clay
having his report nearly ready.
The repo., bills will ordered to printed and made
the special order OF the day. perhaps for Monday week
On the thirteenth Of May therefore, the WILL Mr.
Benton's words, begin In earnest
Mr. Benton has avowed 10 his Speech 10 exhaust in op
position TO the measure which connects California with
other subject every which parliamentary eApcdcn
will afford Mr.. Seward has made his pledge asonot
Speech but publicly as IL Is sad-a lie Will beat the
breath of the compromise in the Senate and alter IL
has passed by only three he will see srangied
in The House of Representatives But if Mr.. Seward has
no more strength combat than he has logic in argument
he will breath but his own. he is no Solomon
that is certain. We shall see whether he is samson ,
The plan will be In the House when the bill adjusting all
questions respecting the government OF the territories
qued Mexico shall before it, To move that it be
laid the table once; done by the House,
ton of Mr. Stephens in regard to the Clayton Compromise
Bill He gave the compromise the dc grace at once
the Seward plan. IL the Administration plan, and
shall see how Administration men will vote for H.
BY the way, il is said and believed that some prominent
friends of the compromise have had interview with Ge
neral Taylor on tie subject and that he has cl"en teT
every necessary OF his appreciation Of any
sure that will give quiet the country and Con-
gress its capacity for deliberate and useful legislation.
The committee the affair OF Mr. Benton and Mr. Foote
held meeting to-day. Every asks what they going
do2 take that they will investigate and report the
facts they occurred This important Ia do in order
to correct The many erroneous statements made before me
public. They may also, and probably will, recommend the
adoption of some rule calculated 10 prevent such occur
rcnces in future.
II said that the is be let into tho Chesa
pcake and Ohio Canal in June and thai il Is 10 be in nav
cable order for boats propelled by steam from Cumberland
to Georgetown and Alexandria, early in July Some
arrangements have been made for coal depots Alexandria,
where Shipments will be made 10 the North and East-in
propelIcrs do not see Washington gain by the
Canal there will be depot here. There might be
sad at Greenleaf Point where there sufficient water
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
SiFgcER t'orSTY.

THUS you Inc Democracy fought Of the best bl:-
ties made in the cnu'es. The candidates both
lived Mercer Court House that no local question could
nt br1agnt bear in the contest the and dc.cr
its "a this no-rarty administration.
To the Editors nj the Enquirer;
GILES CJuRr House., APRIL ~, $50
Gentlemen: Knowing that YOU ire anxious IL h,nt the
result OF the elections, give you the for mis- aud
Mercer county. Opt q. w Pearls the Democratic
dtar and Alexander Manhood the Wing. The Wings made
great disply in the way % Dragging and mustered all their
forces 10 the fight The Democrats all the
points successfully Both the candidates from Mercer
county. The Wings used in his and Mercer comfy
Pearls, DEM Manhood, Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

pcPIJC NEETf%s; IN GREENE

;, meeting held in Stanardsyilc Greene county on
Saturday, April 9Th. Hiram Sims Esq, called 10 the
Chair, ami Col Tilmln White acting Secretary.
On motion al Robert IA. Poor
Resolved That ten delegates be appointed 10 District
Convention, TO be held in Charlottesville in May next
lect Delegates to the Nashville Convention.
Capt. Thos Davis Jos r. Finks, G.. G.. Blakey, r. X.
Fitzhugh, VIM. T. Chapman, Maj. John B. White Col l..
|. Deanc, Robert H. Poorc E. J. Williams and Anthony
Thornton were named as delegates and motion, the
Chairman and Secretary were added to the number
Further Resolved That the proceedings be published in
The Richmond and Charlottesville papers
The meeting then adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
NEW NARkET RAcFS-T,,nn

Jockey Club Purse S300-rhrcc Mile heats
James Tailcys III Oatrix by Orator. dam Sally Washing
ton years old, 81 lbs
John Bcchcr's nj by Prophet dam by Primn,
years old % lbs .
O. r. Harc's Bostona, by Boston, dam in
drewettn years old, l2l lbs. dis.
Timc-G q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
BEDFORD COUNTY.

We understand meeting OF the friends Of the South
ern Convention held Davis store ian election pre-
cnct on the day of the election by which delegates
were appointed 10 the District Convention which will
sembe at this place on Tuesday next
We give below the names of the deegates-Dr. Thomas
H. Nelson Thomas Poindexer, DR.. Hector Harris John
Tnrpn Samuel Hobson DR.. Richard A. Sale John Chill
ton John Goode Jr, Samuel c. Davis and William r. Cor
dom Jr The Chairman and Secretary, DR. William Davis
and Jesse S. Burks were added 10 the delegation.
All the counties in the District have now appointed dele
gates 10 the Convention with the exception Of Nelson.
Charlotte srUe .Jcf.ySonidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

On Friday E. H. Rope charged with feloniously and I'M
lawfully shooting negro Ia slave named Joe on the
9Th November last in this city, arragned and tried for
the offence. The Jury after retiring about an hour and
half returned and announced the following verdict That
they the prisoner guilty Of unlawful malicious
shooting and sentenced pay fine OF s. and TO I'M
derso days Imprisonment in the common Jail.
Counsel for the Prsoner-Messrs. Scott August, and
Watkins.
For the Comnonwealth-Mr. J. B. Young :
The case of VIM. B. Archer having been called and the
prisoner failing appear capas was issued for his arrest
and writ of scire acias issued against his surety
bic Al the
A. II. w. r. Arms:s = nvcted Of horse stealing were
yesterday sentence t,uit asrceably 10 the finding
OF the Jury in 80 understand the counsel of
Armstead intend ,..g ed I, the General Court.
Times
Chacres has become city Captain NJ X. TAYLOR Of Bal
tnore has been elected mayor This upon the
part of the Americans will make the people OF New Grena-
da open their eyes.