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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03


SECOND DISTRICT CoURT-.Judge Lee-Wardens of the
Church Of 81. Louis Of Men Orleans John p. Kr1aR
Ct atsThe Church Wadens of the Cathedral hayesued
an Injunction prohibit Kirwan from continuing prosecute
the work this eiice The petition that the
was entered into with defendant prosecute and complete
the rebuilding of the Cathedral within fourteen months from
Che signing Of the wit the 18th Of March, 1873
Petitioners alarmed by the falling in of the bey the 18th
OF January, caused examination of the whole building
be made, when discovered that Kwan had from the
very foundations Of the edce gone work systematically
with view Of evadns the obligations Of his
Petitioners being unwilling to into litigation they
Yielded to the request Of said Kwan compromise their
claims against him, and agreed allow him one-haf of the
cost Of repairing all damages DONE his that he
would faithfully comply with his engagement.
Since the last act OF compromise, the petition show
That hrwan has again grossly and degnedy violated his
iract BY unnecessary delay Defendant again
that II he continued they would be compelled dis
solve The contract kIwan promised reform, but he again
deceived petitioners and derauded them the materials and
quality Of workmanship that became impossible for them
to suffer him continue the work. He notified 10 leave
the building, and 10 abandon the prosecution of the work.
which kTwan refuses, and still persists remaining at work
Petitioners place their damages, consequence of these
repeated breaches Of contract, $1,000 and ask that
judgement may be rendered against said Krwan for the
amount, and against John Deyereux and John McGoyern IN
sodO his sureties for the OF 900 and suit
and that the several contracts made between petitioners and
defendants be reseinded.
The injunction granted by the Court on the plaintiffs
entering into a bond Of go, 900.
We understand that Mr.. Stewart viii be selected by the
Church aTdens to the work successful com
pletion.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-The following cases were tried
Yesterday John d. Owen and John McCarty for larceny
and found guilty.
James Rutter, tried charge of like nature was ac
quilted.
The Grand Jury found true bill in the case of W. c. La
tham eAed with breach Of and ignored the bill,
against Emile Cadge accused of arson and Nicholas Roash
Of breach Of trust
SUDDEN DEATH.-Dferke Eager, n German aged about
tweniyeigh years, fell down in the street, yesterday in az
apcp ecc fit lie Immediately conveyed to the wat III
hou al the corner Of Robin and Aunciaon Streets and
eve assistance rendered. but without avail the unfortunate
man died soon after he taken in charge An inquest wa
held, and .veEdot sendered accordingly.
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sTABBiNo = Ferdinand Turgeau made an affidavit yes
teray before Recorder Genos charging j. L. Husrd with
the corner Of Rampant and St Anne Streets The affair is
stated to have occurred Saturday night last Since that
time complainant has been confined by his wound and
thereby lost his situation Huard was arrested at the time
Of the afray
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

In Birmingham, Eng an illicit mandatory of
spurious sovereigns has been discovered. The
centre of the coin is entirely composed of inferior
metal, enclosed within shell of standard gold.
They sold to the uterers at the rate Of l6s each
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

FIRE. On Wednesday evening. fire broke out in
Schmdfs carriage factory situated on Rampant between
ST. Louis and Toulouse Streets which, together with its con-
tents, entirely destroyed. The flames communicated 20
The adjoining building occupied by Mr. Walsh but owing to
the active exeon of the remen they were subdued without
doing much damaRe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

A Coon DIsPosITIoN.-A lady, with eyes that
resembled peeled onions, and nose as crooked as
politicians creed, chin like hoe, and a mouth
stretched from ear to ear, and opening like jack
whose opinion it is worth ones pains to secure, if
she possesses a good heart and kind disposition,
than if she were as beautiful as Mitons Eve, with
a corkscrew disposition and heart Of lead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

SFEALlse TooLs.-Jobn Brown caught by his en-
poyer, Joseph Diamond in the act Of stealing tools from his
shop brown, who quite man, was anagned yes.
erday on the charge he stated that he innocent of
criminal intent and the articles to about weeks
wages he willing work it As the law could not
recognize compromise Of the kind John sent before the
First District Court for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

ANovEL WEkroN.-Isadore Riason, az alledged In the
affidavit Of Jose Nunez, made before Recorder GenO yes
teday, attempted flourish razor near the neck OF
plainan, with intent, then and there" cut his throat
Nunez having antpathy shuttle off this mortal coil in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

TAKEN CARE oY.-Catharine Lynch for sleeping in La.
iayette Square and Timothy Keenan, charged with stealing
meat have both been consigned to the tender merces of the
Municipality for 30 days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

The spleen, that mystery Of the human frame, is
now said by Sir James Murray, to be focus OF
heat to the stomach and ingesta-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,

Thursday Evening, May 2, 1880. 5
Arrived to-day steamer PeyOna, 50 head of Western
Beef Cattle. 80 Sheep, and Is Calves.
PRrcEs.- Beef Cattle, 41SCa7c " ID net; Hogs. 4
@5c y ID net; Sheep 90 OO9s3 75 " head (good Ken
lucky would readily bring s4s so y head) Hch COtos
s3O@$5O; Calues, 80 5O9s 90 y head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

Soft soap, in some shape, pleases ALL and, gene
rally speaking, the more tye you put into 1t the
better
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

Found DRowNED-The body of a white man,
KNOWN found yesterday floating in the River opposite
the Workhonse Of the Third Municipality. There
nothing his person that could identify the remains
check shirt and cottonade pants is too style Of
apparel for Levce hands lead to the recognition of the
fortunate The body far advanced in state Of
accommodation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

AssAuLT-Saly Hill, pugilistic specimen Of the sex,
was brought up the charge OF severely beating Jane
Lambert, on Wednesday evening, at the Of Franklin
and Cusomhouse streets. The Recorder required bonds
iron Mrs Hill for her appearance before the Criminal Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsoEEr orY1or.

CRESCENT OFPICE,
Friday Morning, May 3, 1850. 5
COTTON-The Cotton market continues firm though
business checked by the arrival of the steamers news,
considerably due. The transactions comprised HOO
bales, at very full prices
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LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining IN the Post Office ct NewOheans MAY &
Nv Resgna calling viii please mention that they are
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NEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 3. 1850.
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apply to PARADISE, LANRAsON y co. !
vi les Magazine street
a FOR SAN FRANCISCO, via NicasaRna-
III Cheapest and best reMte--IhrengA for 4zl0.-

SaeuPcSt ana 1tSG foNte--I hfougA 9ztIt-
-, = he tne, fast sailing brig FRANCIS r. BECK.
gapt Hupper, being in complete order, and expressly
lifted for this will san tor San Juan, Neaaga,
Monday the 9Th Of May. From this port passengers viii
DO taken the country Reao, where vessel will be
IN readiness TO proceed 10 San Francisco This i the
cheapest and best yet attempted the land by
stages. through interesting and healthy caunrys the
arrangements complete that ther vii Be delay
at any Point l50 pour ds baggage each PASSENGER al
~ % ITO pounds, ii transported country
For further information, and through tickets, apply To
apps DEWEY u CLARK, 81 GTayisr &.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

~ - New Passenger Steamer PEYTONA,
I6ka7 John Shalcross master-FO Louisville Evans,
Es=EEzz1s vile and Henderson-This new elegant and
swim running passenger steamer expected and will leave
on or about the I'd May For freight passage, having fine
accommodations apply on board or to
BUTLER & MOORE, As Poydras st.
plan Of her cabin be and state rooms secured
application o the agents.
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CAUTION! Persons rpteIed should be AWARE haithey have
security against Hernia all its
buf in a. ~. pfadV rnaa
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FoREIGN PoRTs.
ZOE CALIFORNIA.

.sEG=s FOR CHAGRRs. Direct-Rses.lay Moatslg
XGNTKt Paeket-To leave ON WEDNESDAY,. 6th o.
mAI.-Ihe well known and favuEise steamship
R. W. Foster, commander, will leave he
wharf, foot Grod street, Wednesday, 9Th Of May.
o clock A. NJ, punctualy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
M H.pperan,s Appointment.

The YIHcenass Sun ,Indj copies paragraph
originating in The Trbu0e with regard TO Mr.. Han
negsn's appointment a. ambassador TO Prussia
and comments
bo does not know that the above is se 10 every par
,c,s,botn a. Il relsies to Mr. HsDnefnn and To s.efy
senator in the inited 5'ates Senate VINO 49, a.
saw ihat such Calhoun, Davis brighL w hcono
and the paoie senate Indeed wss or"HA NH7N '''' ~ ~
gsn's nomination was contfmedF
-Noy we wouldn't like - testify as TO the so
briety of large portion Of the Senate on that IA
NOUS last night Of the last Session OF Congress
having no knowledge on the point except from
bearsay; but there was no 'rhote Senate present,
drunk or sober, when Mr. Hannegan's nomination
was acted upon--no, nor half one. 1t was aiter
six o'clock Of a Sunday morning, when the Senate
bad been in Session thirty Of the forty hours
next preceding, anil had finished up IFS business
very nearly. We believe there were Just sirfeeH
Senators present, and these mainly intimate trends
of Mr. Hannegan, who expected this nomination
and had waited on purpose. The whole time devoted
to considering this appointment can hardly have
exceeded forty seconds though 1t may have ex
tended 10 three minutes
The Sun argues that Mr. flanagan cannot
have been culpable as charged. because the Senate
confirmed him We have stated h0to the Senate
confirmed him The President knew hardly more
Of him when he signed his commission than We
know Of the Editor Of the Sun--to wit, nothing
Those who did know how the facts stood. and yet
decided to make Mr.. II. an Embassador. are 7'ofC
cupsblo in our judgment than he was.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. "Wednesday. March ?
EVpgRFs

sESATE...ALsASY "Wednesday, March q.
KEPoRrs
NJ csotirs, Avorably lie b.n relative to short mss.
~ i sea~s vrrsn report on the subject OF Railroad
All 1pon i've and fresh meal, but 70 further a.
prsrt- snd concluding by ntrodgenga set 81 resolution.
l-nout any bi i0 Ws Lat u Is inexp-dient % IN.
pose 10 On tie NrW-iofE and Ere ne sarstOsa AID
sel-urcscy ed he Saratoga snt ReIs-s.a-r Rai
n.eaf Fogr riues he usual number ordered priDied
Ar GE0DEs novel -ae Prianrs q avs tines lss usssi
Mr NoEslS ln,. ory rsPor) BIZ Abol shing Tolls Ou
Live sock
Mr. RCslssos, favon5y, ne BIZ relative 70 TIE pubIc
As. sn. Jar recue,, % re-r,ree 10 eIemp1ag Sur
gtor. o. serng .grJrs; he gr0Gnd nat he CO1s
NJ wILLiINs, sv6raby, re BIZ amending D. charter
u he Peeiac sissD'sf.i Company.
MOTIONS. NOTICES &C
Nr CcLr hat III relative The taxation of lands 81
rou-restsuis b IN specis order u+PA ADOPTED
NJ CS0ss cGered . resolution hat The VARIOUS hospital
5is ll- spee.sl order for T-essay nr1l locG
ai-y sfler ite kXeculV- .sssO1 ADOPTED
W M0ECAS then moved MAJ lie Senate 90 INTO Commit
ee Of TIC " b0e he Dill relative 20 grsInlgms o. .oGIs
snd iof5ezfsnce. Carried.
AID he Corrn.ne- of he " ao.e Mr. Robirsoa u he
chs-r, went l1fo consideration Of ~ SANE.
Mr MoEeAs tsrn ~ sevoes-ra ne Prsc,pe &c involved
1i. ~hich proposes cnscEe he presen 1sary
- = - a-- :. - - - -. - - -
4ksn b1i 81. s1tnorznz ~ eoecLon ~ ." a. niefes
Only per cent present. Toe oL provides hs
ne operation q sAAa only exert fsr 40 yesFs, AID
aer ss system having oeeH Hec, further sei.os car
NJ s1lsIoS rsovsd TO amend by Es.Eirg Gu, re ssL
s-oI = Ic-lE u.o-ey CT iutrTrs 10 WE'VE mouth
Nr MoNGsS opposed MA, % he gfoU3e hat Toc
e-cE-szr .1e OIL
NJ cox opoosed ire iii Il xosld. b admitted, be
beneficial ~ Ss~Ycfk money boilers bci q rs opiuion
q s~c--1 q n acd cgUotry.
TIE MORON VI Mr. sTASToS vas oct
III AISN fhosaL for several fsssors hat vas oesi
sDd pedeui ~ he experiment PrUpo--a BY n-
si1 which under corsis<rEloa Re VS. not wi.-nE
q for scr- Eep-z- Of he Usury Laws, bat WOO q
c-erfy 1--WE Is support rsl Of tbs experiment Tor
TWO ye.r' turaE wLiea period e0ad easily oe deter
81. STANTON followed saying hat Le should OF lie
wfo.e fer lis bi rAihrf Lar Fave change a.
Z sbnGc for u a. sePp Egs;one 70 something better
.efeerar.
~ CrINSIr opposed he BIT viii uueh 1est He
SoultEt snP Por any sseh Principe ~ a. He should
move sfrke be eEeccnx c.arse
NJ GEooEs read rem ne Nssseehr sets law Of inter.
e. Ent ae pa be orinCs tss besitz could ,. sdops.
% - snsrs.sed sPor or saEgs<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28


Tn thu senste yesterday MI ohN''S o0''
a., N, roo7r. in revising the report o LIS =
VIA. -. . n,.,aqs between them ca Tuesday hsa
ma 80. ~. he lid ,sy, aid substituted What be
~, ~ ,bsrsby sending forth u toe country 81
o. ~. t,l.e ..steroeat Of the matter. Mr. FooTz
.s.,;,,ea that be rad Changed the report ,as he
go. does his printed speeches are never reports
.. shat be says IN the Senate ba. maintained
,h., he had rot varied It's sense and had made no
.,,a,a.;ons which he bad not a right 70 make. He
.adsd his explanation with direct Provocatlon 70
n, BysToS 70 settle tie difference by dnel, IN
which the latter replied by scornial laugh. We
,,us, he will not allow himself 70 be badgefed o'
forced into duel with any man, and least OF al
With A creature so coute mptib'e As the senator
from Mississippi
Ailer these explanations were concluded M
CEASE completed the able speech On The Ca.iior'
nj. elayery Question which he began on Tuesday.
In the House Mr.. WINTHROP presided by re-
ouest OF Mr COBB, who, We presume, VIII not re-
turu 10 the Chair til the Committee on the Multi
atom Of the Journal saall have reported GEoRGs
AspuUs Of Mars made a strong speech IN favor OF
the Admission Of California.
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING
in season for the steamers OAi0 and
Philadelphia, the XXVth number Of
The Tribnne far California, Oregon
and the Sandvich Islands. This will
be found an unusually interesting and
valuable sheet, and will be arranged
with express adaptation to the wants OF
residents on the Pacific 1t will CON
tain a full Report of the exciting Trial
Of Dr. Webster for the murder of DIR.
Parkman-now in progress at Boston ;
together with complete summaries OF
Domestic and Foreign Intelligence ;
the Proceedings of Congress since our
last issue for California with our own
correspondence from Washington, all
parts of this country and Europe; a
careful detail of the more important
events of general interest; and the
usual Editorial summary of Affairs on
the Atlantic Side-aIl brought up to
the latest moment.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending this
paper to their friends can obtain them
in wrappers ready for mailing, at the
counter Price. six-pence per copy--in
wrappers ready for mailing.
The Odi0 sails at ; o'clock. and the PhTodei
0hiq at O'Clock, PM. The Mail closes at ?. p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

An EXPLOSION At H,SD Oar Police Reporter
ssnes as r. 'oio~ .ns fsrgraFA Iras.s cftA.
similar a. ~ lave ceen tesrfcnre Arovs1 cut The M
tsrrs q New. YoIk are yei % bs wrarn
dceo s1 scA-goe ruin lie eNararrr snd Standing u
several scr er,sa Of 81 r-Psc,br las asiy cune .
lght snd TIE gsrcuars W. shorty - f5rreeoaHg Ths
pause engssed r II two snd = fenAe Who hss>
uaaasea 70 e-rap iao heir power re ehsraees. aoA
p1r,es Ct meu beyond sasrseoa IA ~ sonnarity sr5
No have ~ u sif nsaeeis as Aesr.vr. al hell ism
les or-u 70 he fue dlsgrsce ThoasAlds upso tAce.
suls q do-rs b ve heel extoIis o bee auf s1rsi--
waich hey have given svoit ,c,nsar-- ~Aeh
n krown TO re fgsnc vost rg.a iler iersver. ras
mlrsf however. u far way - receiving - tll
- publc.v s1d he osrles MI, e-f're Gag Re "a ed
upon % sppesr before Court Of Jss-ee len he .ses.
-. And MYSTERIES O. uppef's1lon WI Re IA eaPosel
LooNING INr0 " The Boari q Assistants as;
Eth, adopted resolution al preamble se,ng iih Ast
~ opaior sens 70 eve; that he eXFense. II % Ies
room for he as; year t, were csgs-i hy ne rr;eso-
-e--s f-fashcl ne msuoefs % Toe C'a oa C'gnci
o-iv-s-d r.clss.r. 80 Corro ieg Tuseft trta ~
s5sn~ni o. h~ 9eass 49, on Wsst eoesson' .sr-sh
ei ohsr hsa A. re aiee-ass 81 Do Cornc1 Co1neA ~
tbs o,s. IKE a. aneririto crawl oa OF he Tea fsos
OF lm by chArs u. .Ae expense uron ezra osess0as o.
n wont 81, = ssrs Ass.s'S-s ne exg~use . MT 10
oay Grc, .ere's lie inaaecoe 81 - Aus Ae h'ra
.ss-~ A. Ac which 49, - wish 90 Tea Il IL 10 ias
to sop he reform Tie reoPls vii ~.a Us Time.
Nav YORN AND RosLlN.-A Little steamer II
l'o bgrdru = resiiy eomT'eed 10 an ee,Nrcn
New.Yo,s al lie yLsg9 II Rosyn "a Nooh Aempsssd.
touching al Cow Bay srd Lute Ncck TIE eosi VII =
trsset ana ready runn.ag BY zoe middle &
May This srrsngsrsri w, prove greag eonveeisnce 10
such may business pleasure e.ng Aen 10 aAs
charmi1s hulo vi,sS, o. - Del hlai viciluy.
LANCE SALE oF PAiNriN0S-We call attention
&c srge easogle Of psiaunss advertised o. De sold
his evea.rg. a. oeceh m he srse a. lcisraior a
Ar.Uslcn Gslery In Brosdwsy bessees SPrirs sod
! Prrce
Ex,NIxArtox-The ex-a.'as.on Of John \
Jackson, eharged via maryaS Mrs Harriet Mot.
knowing her al he be Tue VIE o. Henry Mott Il
ia Cl.y. was yessrisv crrcsied AMI resulted IN hs
| eonmlmeri II he a. euscd for utsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

SENATOR DoVGLAs Or ILLIYOIs.-Jadg- Doug
a. Las written eer 20 he Ci-aS0 tLl TriSss n refer
e-e~ 70 recent fire. SOL meeting Of Ia toEnsneI-
without distinction Ct party lie ceaie. I~. ss Las -iru-
crce1 All Con promise t.l into lie serAs.
Aro,AsE enthusiastic Free Sou Mae meeting, without
pAriY distinctions va, BE-. Il O,;z~s m CO h llh lsi
- resPcrse 10 i,e Ch!csso denousua1cn Judge L
HrSNiN Nss Chsirusr ard vn Osrugn ard Dr. PseT-on,
s-cre-srfs 4 huFs ~as % TIE CCmme- " 6fsR frs'-
g..1ns sn1 sflIg seres Vas pied iu 0poos&ou Do
saver LAi4ls,ou .ysry ali he Ssv- trade ~ re De
net &C Co1aa = recsssary 70 rersair lae owners
TIE t-l.cisle ii u Cation Nh her prrs-ul
oo1ra1ries m1us--u was sso required Hers are NO
% De rssu.rt Ac0T -
lstaaf -Fr.r-4ia'fr- >-rferrs cog ~
Ire eal- Of - la--. ia- r-st "a sftsn 80 -
rls l,-e - s-az- leg tl 49, - So trr
OBJ 1r -1ne, q 10 - ser.l +.a-- -.
ilsi - ei ile-, r--rs tut - rror-~ "a - 1-st
= 49, 81 49, 90 fsIr--~---;sss selaia Sons'--s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

PORTLAND March "a Na-x Ox,,ri, froT Hsv,rs
~ so..o1. scar -erovis, Gee geo~'' D, io' g. Sd
bark R,ngrr. Ia-srrss
BOSTON Nslca ~ slip Belle. rom L-sholu, Jan.
- sears Lacy Bsser. TeeSgaph. wharf ard Mo'ei r.
r.Yyi-r G. $50 George Gree. NOresCs "a - .cs
:, Prt--,hsry Aop.=ton Baltimore. bag AlshamN G.
.rrrs Henry PsvSor. Sshsmas Danl Webster, NborS
FALL RIVER Mach 81 scars Governor. and O,ion
fou PA. adelpaa Passed up TOR Dsighion, scns Meg
NEW BEDFORD. March cs-Ar.chr HydrangsAa f'on
HOLINESS ROLE-Ar Ssh bark Lawrence Baltimore
1ugs A,ifncc CArcmss lfh il-t, Elrn, New "a -
Leo AZ sane "a DOS Atrs s. ming q Il H'Smtn and
S-nsct Ptisde pms. Aeon Dsren a. or sosou ITN's'
N-w.lafs or Portland, iown, fo~ Pasd Tor tclc-set,
Mary Miller Boston tor Phi :. Fmr,rs 90 { 2 y RIO
sSh-Au berks H.d oy, Baltimore, Nesia Fhi.ade pn'a'
h~g. Ac m. d.. CsndSce Bnlniore. Anduver. AeAsi-
ins sears lo,' P1rt Prne~ ~ inst As'ss SAgah.
ash. jose rhne, AeNantTis; Buce Hudson Rushing : q
Caro.iua Ph.s Montana Pioneer. ami Lucy jane Nor
ftIk. A HYDE. New castle, Del samuel Casner Kappa.
hammock. Cam = Petersburg. Pao AllO. Srrapn, Nnd
Wn baker, Tanger. al Tor Boston. John Nes~v, iron.
Norfolk Tor We seef Gentle, Pals Tor NewburypO'g
-sUr f g. for Salem. P'fomar d. f1r Sacos Mary, bs-
rror- FOR Portsmouth, Efpr', I'm Norfolk for Portland,
Msry Emily Prospect ilr N)rfllk
= Arr scrrs FOuusin Richmond 1r Thomas;on; no
keno aad Ssrsh Moore Baltimore Tor Bossn Hsrhinger,
fn d. for King,o" State of Msne from NORFOLK Tor Ban
yo-: Charles Nn'fo.s for Plymouth
PROVIDENCE. March 2i-Arr schrs Oxford, and II VI
smith. Baltimore. NJ Brown. Isabel and ID Johnson.
Phl,; .'oop Radiant. NswYork
Sd-Schrs Commodore Albany Moses EDDY. and L
Long NewIork.
NEW ORLEANS March ls-Nrr, shios Peer Hs.srek.
V.cs sburg: Richard Alslp New.lork; Opht, Phi.a
fqfh-B-iou ship Creole New-lark
WlLMlNGTON March 2S-Arr, brig msrhs, h.nsman,
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BY rrltG0aps TO IKE NETWORK TRIBUNE
The Bnlwor and Clayton Correspondence.

BY Telegraph srola''seig 10 The Tyi,Ua'
WAsniNGroS Wednesday. Mar'h q.
can positively assure you that 40 correspond
sooo exchanged between Messrs. CLAYTos and
BuLwER in relation 10 the Musqulto and Nicar
aqua question has been submitted to the Senate
Mr.. sepirRs treaties and correspondence have
gone H. but 40 letters Of the Secretary Of State to
the British Envoy. Of the latter to the Secretary
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Of lie Hungarian Mirstres now giving entertainments 81
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