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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

ESAC'hLOR's tlAEIc-Ap MANDEVfLLE
boI CPp'itte ne siI!R Hhact.-The UNDERSIGNED 80
baye i tse mGa2f OF informing the public that hey A
5t usl hpeled AZ establishment at MapdeylIie I5l:i
OpVte Lle large Wharf, scale of mn inf, NC II
GofBSrt calculated to Ill the void that has So Gg been 3
III Jus 4eushuu summer retreat II has been thsir ~ I
make thl5 establishment fashionable and ipz III 'l 70
comDn1g the comforts of Restaurant kent in Ihs ,f
the most choice and varied kind " ' anu h'quors 81
nper WI be served either at The ta5ledh0te or
70 me 3li Of fare. Attached to The ResarTaI Sli G
diSaeD6a at which only the best Liquors and Wines NIL be
d CONNECTED with the establishment is likewise n b,t.
,aiu Room provided with excellent cues and yvIars
country life. ~ '''n He HOhOLOny OF
m hne,lhe proprietor have len nothing ~
~ 'IIenL an agreeable resort. NUmuasy M L s,,t
b rb 5ne various comforts for those may RoGor diem
above establishment ~ ''' 'is7sei tllanhed to the
Tyl5 II NFRTP NJ, ,.D,-r,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

spa oosnssa 4 4 cs ava. va ssaas ssRsa'
~ S'isHsisTli8si lss'fs@ 4 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21
5 ROFULA CITRFD

cohguslvely proves that this Sarsapare bss
Reet control over the most obstinate disease OF he Ri
An"ee persons eRfed q one house Is unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN
Dr, I9onse1d-Dear Sir; have the pleasure tn iDtoy,
it ee Of my children nave been cured of the crnfs
te use OF your excellent medicine They were airtaj
e{ severely with bad soresi have taken only four bottles
uon' Yours, respectfully, s'e' o""sa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

- ----- II IAs WIN y y
Soda, SRrsRpnrilIa and Mineral water
.L4yNUF8CTORY- 282 Isirgd strsrt
n A. CONANT respectfully ulnm- his friends and the
4 public that he still continues 10 h1anulasiure SODA
SABSAPARll.LA MEAD AMI MINERAL WA.
hRs q the above establishment, warranted equaito
any y Europe OF Amerea... A supply constantly hand
al wholesale and Retail. ~ Orders from the cOunug
promptly attended to, and carefully put up ship barge
" rom 2 10 lU dozen. TDJal ffn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

TINS Is only one of than four thousand cases nj
hheumatism that Dr.. Townsends Sarsapanla las CnTed
Is extraordinary virtues. -
james Cummings, ESD, of the assistants in the Luna
TIC Asylum, Blackwes Island, is the gentleman spoken of
in the fnow wing letter: @F- Va
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

y r EETH Elk. eSsys~. = ~
Mt Al SWFaE q - /SsNTSsfs, lss -
aad oi IL. 'TWSSf 5ois ts.
sale and Retail No 4, rod street Ne,y( vg 9rrs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21
DAILY CRESCENT.

Dov -aegs--The reason why the intervening
aavs between the 30ih July and the 10Th Septem-
w Ar called doe-days, is an astronomical one,
and MOI in the least relating to dogs or hydrophobia,
~ Essshs orbis, il divided into parts which are
noted by certain fxed stars, or clusters Of stars
From July 80 to September 10, the Suns path lies
Under The star SIRIUS, which is the constellation Of
The Csfest Dog ian astronomical sign. This con-
oscillation consists Of thFty-one stars, Of which
SIRIUS Is the brightest and hence ii is often called
The Dog-star Hence, dog-days, or days of the
lIlnr.sfar Lei the reader remember this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21
I bAFHNBHOTEIr-H TF.a2 E.re.-T o..
t0r ssYelllleaE Me Gonlp. of Lha III peg

7 lINNIiUIFIr-WOf .4R rs ia ,,I,i.I
S,si iol ssei't ssa We coad0. The well known
l. anu tdsill0nayio Watering place DA PINE "a
sf9Ae IN Baldwin county, Ala on NE eagtern baL55 hi
" hoPle Bay ten miles southeast of Mobile NOS ll
IecuHy invites Ladies and Gentlemen 10 give him vii
@ men families and ENJOY the natural beauties and
sacCohnOdalons the place, now open for he SEASON.
yHGenGe as 70 make Re resort of the country and eyeSs
Those visiting DAPHNE win have he ,l,a,,o,,,, -
Toying shower Bath Unsurpassed in the Sou6eT M Gu
Ie!tT supplied ~ a Natural Fountain dizsbnrgip ~
G.Gg Eq4Hoips OF water per minute A slrupg ~ It.
pts ls alo en- the promise very beneficial to, WINS
Hsa'Jh REQUIRE the use OF Mineral Water " 10 f""'Se
erected. H " "'"''H'I'o"s hou9e has been
a k0wpreSsure Stssmboat will leave this rlacp oyo, ~
hgg ~ MOBILE and return in the evening WY '"''-
EW Applications for BOart 7igpld he niysceI Il, mo-, o.
OIL J2BS tIcENoR, Esq, Mobile Ala ~ ''I' cure
hp5J ON WA T. UaIv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21
ol"' Sy, .,,a,.N ". n&JF sTOHE.

"a
| NJ gyS2 LAMr @rHE.T, hElg iIpL,E,Es q -
~ 4Nn4g3I Et BY DB. 4. A. Jones. NJ
6-IIff u. nd e5t-I .hnen; .5H.s cuntuaagce lA
que 7gn'J a nd 'he one, too ,t l- if,Ig ~, y, y II
r,s1 ,'slIFsl aa Is eyHGsJ by l!c Ggl iat m oldest
g H. le sa lG PEI ones Every COMPOUND Is preparci
ssLgen yeHrs standing. They are prpuarci ~ M ~ i
SboILjj' T I are consequently Of the bes, guuty -
procure Botanic Medicines tbat are I, s,e, - - 70
tho q" answer the designs Tor which they ire
structi%ns y 70 gFe ther commission merchlnI sncl n,
sfnnti, ~ procure he oil the subscriber WIN kpas o0n
pies ana compounds. ''-''' "oO VI sini-
ae a as tbs 10y prices as articles of the same vano can he
Al3 i9 an the late Botanic works
the No M ityslgaa always in attendance Remember
v,Tl,,, . o ~ % CAhP 1rREEr. Jy1Id& w tlsu1
s~yNhfC hoEiCE-1'Ae Finance I,oIon55t,so of ,f-
LonG ct The Second Munia.paIlJy erei,y gi,s phis
Iy 10 "I9a % may concern, that they Fava IN Ia
tract bot, u a. o. Ignas, Notary Public formal con-
Ragnal contract Of -euonbaf % IsG ati rss 70 ~
I pPYHlng Tor The opening of iTrcts aEI hi sae III
On me list March 1880 and nm III fl, a.i,o'ea
sYGn conditions and stpuatiUns as rin r,rti"
such oil E wHs 70 assent TO- Is rsldy for signature by
re1npsIgi as may fit agFeg 10 il. and thav ara
the oif rA h'ed 10 come forward and i'm tha same M
Isl of Novo the sad Notary, ST. Charles street before tie
ocbe SIGNATURES necessary the - b;; a. H
sip1ad p1e who either by themselves ar tsy agsnis
their hers aggE E"m contract, and who by themselves
yo5ehl 70 The disposition OF Laf Of The R,,, % III
mt VI u'e Legislature. New Orleans Tg,st H. IsR o
,ei itSt OF persons who signed tbs cor'rot SnaUmani
81, Dy themselves or agents. 10 wis o' "epeihDef ~
iaan r. livingston Henry Mccall,
10 IS BaT5sepv Macary, SS9Is sIaa5Sss, Wfimter
Hhnstoy2 Foledan0, Ieappe Ro, tiiiauFaa{pGne.
TonssaiBt Wo[sy Pertranl Gravier, Jun'r
Efe VfT',s -, Ii Jeanne Erayer,
Mlneth ST. SUn,GSH' r No. WIDOW and heins Of p De-
9vHh hlulOn, -9''''s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

NOlICE-IO BUILDERS, PLASTERFRS p
-, ffEks, SUGAR PLANTERS AND OTuERs-Fhe npdIr
] HVw prepared to contract for the delivery lin ana
Eus p sui p3rehases) Of that celebrated Bnd6e Hu
the oy , rs nm 81 near NateRez, Miss deliverable either
quaue5 OF this SAND for building purposes oa To- "
hn9wh 70 need recon nlndatiOu. It IS Ire SAND esc,
~ ueu 10 PfJGre9ce to any other by the United ta',s
0mmsones and Architect in the construction Of the nav
above will be received by 4 G Wi BiiR ~ rs ND; "a
aH7 Inns '' -A"sy ~ AZ 'oy4f,,,,,z,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

F Ia III -. ltOIhl., b!iOAIThe UNDERSIGNED
- las as VIZ peasnre OF announcing to her friends
u ne pphG that she has leased Tor a term of vG1
u5 "eslLaOle Hotel The location is central to 6n WR
- COEt Rselt 10 the haTb0r and bath Ougas v,i sit
vie Us o Ihe sea breeze, and beautiful and eas9Tf
ne mouse Is wei adapted to families Inc rns ia
ani Wen ventilated, and desirably fitted mn irge
and Ffi5g aeys attached to the Hotel also Pleasure
's'' OIL 10 all who may favor her with call '''''
Terms reduced f,on, md ,n., g, NJ. HUNT.
Board, per month. ..,,. 80 'e'0' as iOHo y, a. ~,
per week ....,....... '''''''''''''' SdV w
day ''''''''''ss's's . W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

GREAT BLESSING TO M JTHER AND III ~ LIN
il IS The safest and most esGna mealcg lp upon I'll
Ky bi iiscoyered ii strengthens both the notei t
child, prevents pain and disease increases am H.
bySiv nssui both before and after confinement, ~
vents aeases attendant upon childbirth Goslgeng'
IEsyelIng of the feet despoadeney, heaisDni.
, y NE the back and joints, false pains hemoF
1iraineE the secretions and eqnaizllg Iie u
81 lr u'f -, IL The great. virtue OF TINS nleulcli
o. anlel t7lspA 49, nOst delicate and most suec7
- w other medicine, in somehe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

IN GTHIFth HOUSE, Nos. SO and 100 ST. Charlps street
- a. ne SUBSCRIBER respecttuy announces TO his fiienls
I'M e PUBIC generally thar he has reduced bis rates 10 IA
% 9Odues' during The Summer months, SIS per 81
u1h ior DoaI, and so for board and lodrng The CEN
% oca!pn q tins house renders particularly convenient
VI business and sangerl His table is always suppliel
WIN he best The market affords, and pains will be SHARED
make ms house pleasant home all who may favor him
win heir patronage. Ia addition 10 his bar which ALWAYS
uppe with the choicest of liquors. he has attached 10 his
jys 3m RIGIIRpD MuppuV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

{ tD BAYOU ST. JOHN RuFFJ-T-tT5-
are rss SD III the OLD SHELL R0AD.-The public Fa
tiIDiig formed that th3 delightful aud bean t$
LJ hOel Is now open for the receDnn nf Ni.f
9ar IS supplied with The best Of Liquors and he Rs
Judge Tor yourselves ' '" 'is my Sa'' an"
~ IS IN eOou 0lder. al II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

- nLAUAWhLL,s ISLAND, Sept II, I-47.
.Df. 10aoRsend-peaT Sir: | have suffered terribly iOr
qie years with the Rheumatism; considerable Of the tine
could not eat, sleep or walk; had The utmost distressing
palms, and my limbs terribly swoec. have used nuI
bottles Of your Sarsqparla ney have done me more
than one oqsand dollars worho good am so much bet
endeed, am entirely relieved You are ut liberty TO se
this Tor the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours respectfully
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

New YORK, April %, 1 Al
Or. I0oRse1d-I verify believe that your Sorsn5Tiq
has been the means, through Providence Of saving nv H
have for several mad bad cough Ii became worse
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweas and greatly debitaed and reduced and
DID not expect to live have only used your SarsapaTa
n me- am now able to walk all over the city raise no
blood, and my cough has left You can well marins
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant w
VIM. RUSSELL, % Catharipe street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

i,ry lying removed his Establishment from No vs. 10 tSa
f iTITf story brick building No la Magazine strsst ~,
pea9ly soIcls the patronage OF his friends and te re-
IN ~. J. B. BURGEN.
- = tHihAhhE rs THs-REDUCYTION IN pm
Ia 3 e. TUE BATHING ROOMS Connected ,1itb
1eyti Car.s ioe have been fitted Up, and are now in
anu open 10 visitors. Ever thankful for ioTmor
aller this date he prices Of our Baths viii he %
sT!, ~ = Genus. tau5l NUDGE Il WILSON
y BA'rEE IN 80! e AIHS-A new and improved SHOWER
3gt6,Si n S'pw pnee, combining a S6Olorr BatI 5nj
ret Ss6 tTPT ,' be found No. 50 TehoapitoSSS
IN, "a aSSo lateGt AN CHAIRS, of VaTous NJ erns
sS sl7 BY >yg,s, Z HARTUNG, i53 TchoHponiss '
Ds5gs, rtaNOS TUNED AND REPAIRED In Inc hest
te,l1 4y,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

BSSsnss is d IN de COY which yfS Al
w doWers A free, acuve ~ All T. II will divine,
sTds or the cOursng OF me Ill tbrou, led and variega.
thai which pAlnh VIC rcuatOn Of the
that winch llP ~ sg Perry eNi 10 the
$780, If oyenes that an ~ lock bhe eKquis. C
Inrsi heany the offspring - nv ibahle shadesa
SOAR tsanty Ii the layc luss drpsURE not of POWDER r
ny ss Cosmetics and be- add healthy circulation. ID $
she mot S,9ve bood ne blood ak eoa and IN m
pure ans their eyek y she be brown
rtis yhy the Sou 70 gives 1eh bloom cheeks and
are 50 a. ara conf iefn and especially the Spang, ie
compeNion ~ sIa bed close rooms or lave spoi tb T
wish 40 beautiful ppleation of deeaous mixta s. il tsy
eyes a ieity OF step, buoyant sphits s6aklno
sends s3 are wsOmpeNions, they should ps Dr. Fns
our once delighted Ladies Of every station e ero v5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

Hlo% Is an account of another child saved III, Town
At @ isapnra has saved the lives of Thousands nj III
number received thsweek: nun d great
T)y T,,,ns.5 y,.- O., NEW YORK, April l, IS47
donhSeta-ileaI Sir: One of my CHILDREN 1as ,s,
ck WIZ Tanker In the Mouth and Throat attended WIZ
II came near dying obtained some Of vnnr
1oU neuche ana cured 1t directly for which assn 70
you ieei very grateful. Yours, respectfully ' "i'
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a Deshrossoa st,o.t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

I'm sIANDse-t best Braintree, 80 10 90 saws hos.
akia l. NJ ssAnd 2aAsw Lsvse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21
FISHING TACKLD.s EIVES ~ ms, :,

IN slrI,, ,.a7 !. :. .IItAIEs : IiIiAThs = T.--
siany eceVng ia Srga sn have hand and re s 1
for beSnI a for Offices chambers and no a iron En-
wishing to p1rebas s ana design unsurpassed Tboss
very low. nc ielutis I5fi 70 give US a call. Prices
50 In IphN STROUD & co.
l46
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

Althe raonegi or NJ Tg5ls FounIy5 august 3, ls5O
ThGn we met ron, one Of Nh Kendas brick with one of
We hGry nl SCOTCH FIRE Brick The Scotch llriek TeIiei
""shy Mr. keniaa not ALL neither broke or cracked
W. 49,, cIrf. M. LEEDS 81 co.
stand fire. at ~ and the carriage VIM il EaGGWTyRR 10
aus i ssIt piIori So - - q .;t1LHt'h;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Refusal Of Russia to Receive the French Am
bassador.
PORTUGAL.
War with the United Stntes.

We have dates from Lisbon TO the 9th alt. Great
excitement prevails there, in consequence Of the
arrival Of an American Squadron in the Taguf to
enforce the claim Of 10000. Twentyone days
were allowed by the American Commander for a
final reply. Fears were entertained Of refusal
The Portuguese Government have determined to
resist the demand upon them.
In relation to the difficulty between the United
States and Portugal, the correspondent OF the
Times says that previous to the arrival Of Com
Morgan with the indie pendeuce and Mississippi, Mr.
Clay had been pressing his claims gainst Portugal
and refusing all proposals for arbitration 10 a man.
ner indicating the possession Of ample power aud
instructions from the Department OF State at Wash
iDgton. 1t was also stated that Mr.. Clayton
had shown an equal Dissemination to treat with
Henry Bulwer, or TO bear any explanation Of facts
relating to some Of the claims arising from the de-
structOn Of the American cruiser, General Arm.
strong" in port Of Fayal, by British force in
1914 subsequent TO the arrival Of the Mississippi
Mr.. Clay called upon the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, and verbally intimated that he should only
give the Government twenty-fou hours for q
final resolution upon the different claims. He ap.
pears to have refused to give bis ultmatum in
writing, but to have eft to be inferred that be ex-
pected the proposal Of a round sum for the whole
Gains Mr.. Clay assumed very decisive tone,
which had the effect Of alarming the government
but l Glove they came to the resolution of Coun,
Jojars addressing note to Mr. Clay to the effect
that no u'timstum Of twenty four hours could be
submitted to the Council Of Ministers unless he
presented il in writing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
The Markets.

CorToS advanced d on ali descriptions shove inferior
quaiuss Sale, 6ocO bales Spectators IL oOo. aud
porter, eco bales
FIouS-s isbIIy advanced Increase' demssd Brown
shipiey quote Western. ssQ rs; PhladePhis IS Bal
umore %. % FOUR lssd2s e Dol
NREAT-5s So d6s sd q " itL good business a. Ida
coKs-25. zoe for Mixed and 2Ss Sd ans p quarter for
white and yel ow.
ire haesl may be aher aer than the average ofssasons
Provisions Beef Is unchanged. Porx duh Bacon In
moderate desrd bat sovsnce; Shoulders hrm Al 10 Q
sevspce Hams Ia rsiter better inquiry LApd quoted ID
beuer.
YALLow dull ai lssi weeks rates
CBErsx-A smsll lot by the Atlantic sold slowly Of asa
S7,5d Old very difficult TO move.
CoFFEE-fhe market IL very firm, and higher rsies are
demanded.
AsBIs-The deDznd 10 exenHve-l, t.o bels have been
oispoed Of 21s asa Cd for Montreal Pos acd 30 Sd
.s for Montreal Pearls lie these % 81 50 bis Pois are
ireueed Aive al So dSls-oein4 al aivsnce Of
s,d4 y cwt while the price Of Pearls remained unAtrred
NAVAL sTcREs-The last uanssctors 10 Tdrpenrne
were al So 50 as 90 4 ewt About l0p obls common
Retln have been SOLE this weea q q Sd eTl and 500
bis winin gton Tar 81 So led y DBL
Olts- olive IN moderate demand, without charge In
prices There improved demand for new pale Sss al
hdvspctd prices; $50 n fSD l0G5 = Cod
was CHAINED. Five tuna American Whale realized $50 =
The Commercial intelligence from Indis and China Ia
ir,.poo Soa,Ms ToSaeoO RporiThe sslss tails month
are Iss2 hbds VIZ 26 Virginia e 20 stenmec 80 kea
tuciy leaf esS stemmec, and Maryland
crcps specusios began operate and nearly ne whole
for resae was taken wf.hp a week, - well 40 large
proportion BY the trade TIE Whole a. fn prices and ne
TIs-Good inouiry cout,r ues for commoa good de-
serpuops Of Slack ssd Greeo al improving prices The
nsrf otne barely suppned cperstons are limited
very sesnsiy supplied wh tiods Of foreign Wool
ave bness have rsihsr tendency - sdVsnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

soIESTIFIc VoTAGE.-The Mobile Tribune no.
hces the sailing rom that port Of Prof Taomly the
State Geoloeist OF Alabama. an a private scientific
voyae around the coast Of Southern Florida, &C
coDpaned by several other men Of scientific abili.
ties, to ascertain whether the marine fora of the
waters between Florida AID Cuba il almost idsn.
teal with that Of the Straits Of Gibraltar az has
been asserted. They intend slso 10 pay particular
attention to the geology, meseoroogy, &c Of that
region. the GEOGRAPHY Of the everglades. the prac-
neaollity OF draining them, the yalue Of the ham.
mock lands, and whether they viii prove perna'
nenty productive upon culture, or as some persons
assert, fan on account Of the p0rus nstore Of the
porus nature OF the subsoil, or more pooperiy the
ssnd-srd the consequent sinking Of the surface
soil, AFTER being put into cultivation.
DIcEIssos COLLEGE-Rev. Erast1s Went
worth, President OF McKendree College, Illinois,
has been appointed Professor Of Natural Science
in Dickinson College. Prof II II. Johnson, OF the
Ohio Wesleyan University, has, been appointed
Professor Of Philosophy and English Literatare -
James n. Marshall has been appointed adjunct
Professor OF Ancient Languages
y Gov. Dewey OF Wisconsin has been al Nm
tezana. N. Y. for the psst week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
uenfh nf klr Rnhert Peel.

Speculation is rife in Eogland as to 10 the pro.
babe effect the death OF Sir Robert Peel will have
on she position Of parties The general belief sp.
pears to be that the event will rather strengthen
than weaken the holds of the present Ministry
TIE death of Mr. Brown, NJ P. for Mayo, was also
announced.
The sudden and violent death Of Sir Robert Peel
caused a great sensation ia England and France.
rbe English papers are filled, almost to the exclu'
sion Of everything else, with extended notices Of
The life aud character Of the late Premier aud with
specuations to the effect his death will have upon
the politics Of his country. The particulars Of his
death are thus stated On Saturday evening,
Jane go, while proceeding from his residence 10
Whitehall up Constitution Hill, his horse sud-
denly SHE'D at something passing, kicked up
ms heels and threw Sir Robert over his head on
his face. Although rendered insensible by the fall,
Cir Robert retained hold OF the reins aud the an.
Inn being thus check ed, lost his footing and fell
heavily upon the top Of the BarOnet Several
gentlemen passing rendered the necessary as
sNtance, and the ex.Premier was placed In car.
rage, aud removed 10 his house in Whitehall in
ltate Of insensibility. All the medical talent OF
Lendsn was soon al bis disposal. Their united ef.
os,s were unSvailing. After lingering till IL
o'clock on Tueisy night, the great statesman ex.
pred, in the cd year Of his age.
In reply to an offer by Lord John Russell, in the
name OF her Majesty aud OF the nation. of a public
fssera the family declined the honor, inasnach as
h VAS Sir Roberts last wish that he should be
barred in Drayton Abbey, with as little parade as
possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Treatment Of smith O,RrIen.

Foe attention of Government has been called TO
me treatment which Smith 0'Brien has received
- o"es bland, but without eliciting anything sat
AS'o'y Fon them Large public meetings have
seea hea in Dahin, Limerick and other cities, at
""'n 'ne eoooacs OF Government has been de.
.'nced By men Of all shades of political opinion.
A. ne Dublin meeting letter from Mr. o Brien 10
oaa Queens Counsel. was received, confirm
~ mat had been reported about the cruelty 10
which be was subjected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Brown & shipley's Circular.

The continued gloomy accounts Of the growins crop
Cotton America have produced further advance OF "a
= n 10 our market exeeptn interior qualities, which are
pretty freely offered, and remains stationary me s.es
eoC5O bales Of which 17efo are on sPecusuon
and 6eoO for export and the American descriptions con
,u OF IS sCO Upland 6Id7i; 1880 Orleans At 5idst
$3.50 Alabama and Mobile al ld7i and $40 sec Island ~
l2Hl7ld Z 10.
The ocia quoisiors to dag II for fair Upands sno
fr Motie IL for fair Oresns u for Mdding qualtes
The import Of The 81 600 Daes The stock now 70
poTtis estimated at COO being decrease comps'ea
WITH st year al game period OF 900 baes Th stock oil
American about $50 OoO bses decrease 10 hat de-
seTipto-. Of ZOE 600 bales
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hsppy manner, declaring at the end Of his speech,
u at The Industrial Cong ress endeavors to execute
htr great priDci les: the fst Adequate Wages
ir Work Fitedom Of the Sill; Union and Co
oPerAI'on Of all The Trades, and guarantees the
iul epj merits Of the products OF labor to the
wofklI classes by the reforms the Congress would
the Districts were paid, after which the meeting
adjourned for one week, Mr. ]. G BaAUBAca,
presiding. This society is wholly cooperative and
protective IN its natnre, and numbers over thou
sand members
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ministers again Defeated.

In the House at Lords, on Monday night, the
Ministry suffered another defeat, by majority OF
twenty two on the Irish Franchise bill The pro-
posal Of Government was that the franchise should
be regulated by an Is qualification and Lord
etsnley proposed an amendment that the qualiHcs-
ton be ELS instead. The amendment being car
ned and the principle of the bill destroyed, Gov
erument have since withdrawn it, They have also
withdrawn the Lord Lieutenancy Of Ireland bill,
the Mercantile Marine bill, and the amended En-
sumbered Estates bill They have announced
thsir determination to stick to the budget, and il
need be, appeal to the country upon it.
There is an increase OF E56l, 5o4 On this years
revenues, ss compared with last years The in
crease in the declared value q exports, as COM
pared With June Of last year, is fleOis93, being
larger increase than on any former occasion. This
imoroyemert is distributed with remarkable uni.
Srui,y throughout all departments Of business.
Half Of the amount being independent Of manu-.
kctures of Cotton or Wool.