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Alexandria reports that the Exit sunk the 18th
nil, above Compt with IS bale cotton board-the boat il
a total loss.
The steamer sutana left 81 Louis the 2Ith ut-In port
for NeOreans steamers Ben West North River and Ces-
cent-Jls feet water from st Louis to Cairo
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OFFICE FOR RENT-The shop No ~ Nafchez
~ understandable for a TaOr's shop
The DttCs No. ~ in Banks Arcade, and Msg
Several Oficss and Lodging Rooms ia Banks Arcade -
Apply at No "a NatcnsZ street OBJ
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TObaCcO-The market has displayed a constant upward
tendency ami buyers have found impossible operate to
an7 extent without paying advance OF 90 &C P pound.
he sales oil the week fully 1850 hhds Including
yo to $40 hhds Mason county pecuaors and ye7t+r
day the following lots GAG hhds25 OBJ 10 at TO- 30
at traction lDc, and 81 hnds Mason cOunty64 and
Il K at He " ID. We quote Tugs G5i872t Leaf
Common 10 Fine, S4DsE. Choice, lO0ll Mason county,
7fGI3c U ID.
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HON! feFsp1s r79is~d N-1gie % aware, uEL-ay-ars
curE ss2llsi STang ''aiss HS'7I VITA ali "a 4srro-s
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VETINES AND LIQUORS
w BRANDIES-Godard, Seignete, CastillOn, Oard
Dupuy, Bsquet, etc. etc:
GLNS-Swan, Pine Apple, BLACK Horse, ETC.;
WINES-Madelra, Sherry, Old PorI, Champagne, different
brands, tares, Sauternes, etc
SMITH, WOOLSEY & co. Front street,
ola I'm between foot Canal and Crossman sis.
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- No. a7 Julia street, Bar0nne well zuird 1F =
any KIND Of retail business A s0--egeraI Offices in fs
Banks Arcade and Natchsz street Apply at Y Nat Ma
street, u
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Rcc0raer Catd0fi's COart.-Yes,erday being Al Saints
Day, Recorder Caldwell announced that he would take up
no fixed cases. but merely dispose of the Of persons
the dock There in hand but as aults dlstur-
bances drunkenness, etc. which disposed Of.
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From MaracaiJo Capt, Berry, of the brig Har.
riet, which arrived at Philadelphia on the 22l inst,
from Maracaho, left the brig Horato, Capt Green,
to sail for New York in three or four days The
II. had been detained at Maracaibo upwards Of
three months, in consequence Of some trinng in
Formally ia her papers, and after much litigation
and expense, the court ordered the removal of the
embargo, but decreed that the costs should be paid
by Capt. Green. who protested against the entire
proceedings, and left The matter 10 be decided by
the American Consul.
The stability Of the Government was shaken
to its very foundation, and many similar acts OF
dishonesty and degradation had from time to
time been resOrtrd 10 for the maintenance Of the
min.Cns Of the present administration.
The scarcity Of money and the depression d
trade, coupled with tie payment of halcyeary
instaIm"n's 10 foreign governments, had caused
much dIscJnt-nt, and tae general opinion wa.
that another outbreak would occur Immediately
on the meeting of COngress--and 10 avert tn
threatened danger, the authorizes had recourse
to the present gang system, as the only available
method Of augmentIng the army. Baltimore
Patriot, 23i.
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<OTICE-The coparnership heretofore existing under
~ the firm OF MCDUFF, FLINT y Co. dissolved on
the l.t day of August last from which time The signature
OF said rm will not be recognized by the undersigned mem
bers, only when used in liquidation.
Ne,yOrleans. Oct. 9th, 1850. HARMON FLINT,
OF I'm ID. II. MCDUFFEE.
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nps cause-namely, ~ DFR-9YfJ F.HF NJ
HE NERHO Us SYSTEM.


CONSISTS IN the tact that tey by ONttoara
qppcf0 IN place Of the usual mode Of dragging and DIVA
kng the patient I'LL exhausted Nature sinks h0pesy under
the ncon They siren CITIZEN the lohOle systsn eguniizf
me ctrGdIlt0n OF the blood, promote the sseTe0ns and
ne1eT o. the sFhte5t iyurY under any circumstaacss
years SINCE than $4,000 persons including ali ages
adles, who are peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints
nave Oeen n timely and Permanently Cured
when all hoped relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tYled in vain
To ilustrae the of the G.4LV4ETC BELT SUPPOSE
DHSPEPSiA, any other Chronic or Nervous Disorisr
In ordinary snuants taken, which, By their action
on the nerves and muscles Of the stomach afford temporary
relief, but which leaves the patient lower and
IDured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting the action Of
The GAlNANIC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even
IN the symptoms of attack and simply tie the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
snort period the Hsensibe perspratOn will positive
element Of the Belt, thereby causing Gavanc circulation
which VIII TO the negative, and thence back
the positive thus keeping up continuous Gayanc circulation
throughout the system.
EV Thus the pOst severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENT CURED. 4 fen days IS often app{y
sufficient TO eradicate the Disease Of pears.
In Nervous Complaints, drugs medicines Hcrsdss
ne disease, iO they the vital of the already
Frustrated stem while under the engtbenng giving
VtZng influence OF GavaHsm, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient
sufferer e restored to former health, strength elasticity and
ylgoT The great peculiarly and excellence OF
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
. OF the Most EndOubted Character
ali the Country, could be
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Collon and ToDacco slnLement.

,,,, ,,, = - s,.
'"''oi anu Ao""SCVV S' nt' H., nl.I.
siock on hand Sent l. 1870 ~ i6FIg Il "a
Received past week.........42,t@l y
previously ,..l5lsl=I-6-l- ais 2,l5l
ll344 1910
| Exported past week, ..,......1,62l 81 ~
"e''Ou. '''''.''' boo '.1o-5 -'''4- 800
9ocN on haAo' not cleared .''..'' ''ao,4D Il a57
Tobacco-rla market has dsplayed q cor.a,,, inward
tendency amt bBycrs have found il gobe 10 ,perae 10
any extent without paying an advance Of a &c Up pound
The sale. OF the wee; amonn, m f l750 bbds ,rDuiu,
7UO to sg hhds Mason county to ecuItors at and e.t4
day the following lots GAG hhds25 at OBJ at TO- ami 20
at traction over l9c and 81 hhd Mason couDy64 and
Il X at ll'ac " ID. We quote Tugs 6tl972{ Leaf,
Common 10 Fine, S4DS Choice, lOGll Mason county,
| Ia I5c U ID.
HuEhr-lhere has been lar demand the Sugar MARKET
and with moderate receipts prices toward the middle Of the
week mad an upward tendency Before the close however
"eS len OH 10 HooG' the closing rates oil last week Inc
SAFES nave embraced ~ hhds our quotations are For
Inferior to Common -D5 Fair to Fully Fair 81 a55'
llg anu To''e '~0<'' ID !" eeN s'ecep''' Io- ""''
| N.vrl'' loL
ne SUPPLIES nave come IN more ,[seS' nul
,y ,I ,s,e,i J 90 v,,i' % r,I
fa,, asIs y.,a ryl -,rn fba market and lover rsss
rned The acs pr TO THURSDAY inclusive r-srr.J abour
1000 blIs mostly at pc Yesterday gt0 ll we're discussed of
s-l.r 40 pa,r We. fs 14s LIJ. s,r,,,, l.s
FIonr-The eyror demand has ALLEN of, and business has
been confined ost In r Fear.s hrr q the ras-s pya
moderate and reports from Louis ead the expectation
OF small supplies from that prices toward the close
have advanced The sae OF t' week sum up about suOO
N., the rates upt Tuesday evening ranging It's follows
emo 9upetime "a %, limos ana st. Lou 81 4Oldl 90,
sales have be- very light intending few lots Of Indiana
81 A. aud nno and 81 LOUIS at 81 G.G$i 70 y b5 and
yesterday o'V DDS 81 Louis l osl at ~ bOas4 70, dU do
| -, and Extra So lOd2 So BIZ 4P bbl Weeks
| receipts 1851 Oot' exports -
GrHin-We have heard of sales of Wheat since our
last nor OF any arrivals The Corn market has been extremely
dull during the greater part OF the week. the Levee being
nearly bare, the demand sufficient orb
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Is used for all Complaints affecting Throat or Head such
bronchitis, Inflammation OF the throat, and sick
headache dizziness of the head neuralgia in the face huz
roaring IN the ears, Deafness which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic dououTeuX
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Per steamship Alabama, from Chagres- T Edwards, y I
Barnard, II Berry, DR. IIedeiede T gaahana, " HeI,
ly, Mrs Kelly, VIM Ray, Campbell, A w Campbell
Kelly J ID Fryder Geo Smith, & Lawn, De!t0i, , -.
lands, Bingham, DR. N Mcbride, Light, R Gray y
Brullle, J Waller, J HOughtOn. X Lock W0OI' T.
Mayer, II T. Clemson, r Staring, d II Rose Taylor
II Spring, G Cook, y G Martin BraIsh4w a 1 BhT;
ker, Hoffman, N l. Wilson, Conday, llurIhe-t, u g
DuiIey, Rapp, Paul. Hudley X Graves and seyynnl
w D Day, + Don0h0p, Bmke, Fleming; Ms Hodge
aud tw Children Hoffman l. QXendne, Lewis, u u
Nlier ID 5 T7lae, Jarbpr!es, Surleh, ID Williamson,
y lisIry, w Ackard, GOgen, Shcrran, 7 DOynng,
GOOdstigk, f WhegaH + CrEaget, G II Lewis NJ COOHc
: Hunter & LemOnt, G. BuswOrth, Johns, A Rutherford
] Il Fl0urnox Horton, Payne, Newell, II B0ehn, g
Rice r Bishop, & & Cove $ McLOra, Stewart, l. Nc
Com C WalInsey, NJ Woodland, r Howe, l. Dickinson NJ
Hogan, Smith, Smith, j Sullivan, b Harris, T. Cook
r 4 Slaughter. Cox, McDoura Greer, WIN Hunin.
ger, w Graft, Lumpkin, Wilson, HILL f ] Coons,
] IIgge. w WALLACE, a Bnmsley, Bronaugh 4 Burn.
eide, Is Luster, Edndsr, Wilcox, ] Hidibrdel, l.
Stewart, Blrl. 4 Norton, Il Gibbons, stores Il ii
Bancroft, A Smith, J Dalinspich NJ Dixon w French
and wife, d HgnlIck, Sam and Vim Orr + u Murray.
A Reynolds, McMuuechz, A Beaty, J NJ DOugherty,
J Faust, u. Williams, Carroll, c T Brewster c II
Ross, Doty Do1ge, " Pryor, r Justice. w Merry,
Spinner, Wilson; Milton, Taylor, ) Rodgers, NJ
Gleason; and w Maulby, II Goodlatnse, | r ) Kimp-
ball, J Lay. NJ Pay Dowre, w Stewart. w Bart
lett: Gregnleal, Mureciz T Ilier A Clark Frisby.
NJ Mckenzie, w Porter, ID DOwder Walker,
Jack, Stanley, NJ Estes II Cable, Scott Dayton,
Williams, Murphy, f. Platter, J Clark, VIM Mccormick,
Is Moore, J Orr, DerOe, NJ EliIdlbrlel.
Per ship l.eIbnIz, itOm Hamburg-l32i in seerage.
Per ship Minnesota, from New YOrk-lOl in Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

lust received a choice lot Of LIVE OAK, for Hubbs
) from L to a inch diameter; White Oak, Locust an,
Elm Hubs ready tumed Hickory AXes, Sawed Fe.oes
SUOkes, Ash, Oak and II ckOy Lumber, for sale at the
ARCADE MILLS, Mahogany and Lumber Yard a. Il
and Is 81. Joseph street, near the i,evee $500
oas Iw HENRY T. SHERMAN.
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a CITYHAT AND cap WAREHOUSE eS~

E8 CrrYHA cap WAREHOUSES @
80 are Gst IN receipt Of The 2te mPto rove - re-
and Children: Ladies Black Beaver and Velvet Riding
Our establishment worthy of visit from those who study
Our goods 10 quality and assortment being equal
TO the best and our prices very ow.
o28 42dp 3pIm No 10 GbSitrs srest
n W. " F. BELDEN, Wholesale Hat and Cap
u. Ware Rooms No Chartre street would re- fsss4a
y STOCK G Of IiA to CAPS and MBRELREpAs, "a
to T we TesSy Tah"f fd9R' qfo
o n & s h bsg S9g been sn5 y ss.
ored TO give entire satisfaction to customers shall
TIME 10 merit their patronage We respectfully solicit call.
nj lOt D. w. & F. BELbEN, Chartres st.
ROOT AND SHOE Mandatory, No. 10 ST.
- CHARLES srREET-E; O'sULLIVAN invites a
the attention Of gentlemen destLlng well made and
ST. 70 bis elegant asi ipt Of the seyeLl art -
cf hi, bu.n enable him satisfy the fIstidOus
point Of fiji and elegance OF appearance.
LASTS made to fit each customer and kept specially
for his use. nj 3mis
~ II. JACKSON q 90. No 81 Canal street. and
~ qeSi d9q5 e ths PIfntsTs tash9nabe CLOTH
receipt OF large and complete Stock Of FAsmoNABLE
CLOFHlNG and good assortment OF Furnishing Goods
and wear We are pleased have friends and
Lave good as. rment Of six and Gnsbam iMBRFf.
Las, TRUNKS, CA"PET BAGS etc. or Prices
are moderate. ole s3m
:, rRIaIEGARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. "a,
taS4 Raised for d. GAY, and selling at bis News1sS
~ iced store CTossmaE street, tEgW {q,ngs On -,
TL1STs i's'''' - ''l'' 81 y - '' oa6 In NJ
SAMuEL Il. MOORE q Co, 81 Camp strset,
DsssnleIs, Pla,es,
''': iang,sr, ra,hs @,"'''
"''P%R VIE, coa 5'5 &c. c"P''
co'' 3sfi, T I,5,
Egg G-rsea;
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From October q o. October 81.
Kept by ID. T. LILLE Co., Nautical and Pbilo-phes
Instrnment maker5, 45 CustomhOnsa strent
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WANTED.

NJANTED-AL Lady wishes to obtain situation on the
coast, or mp the river to teach Music Piano and
bular, also oca Music. she will be with small
salary as her object 10 live in the country he benefit of
her health For further particulars inquire of William T.
hhyO no D camp street o. 1w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

WIN. COME. Secretary,
IRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company continues make insurance
its long established Agency, this city, on the
favorable against dana ge orl0ss by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. 4 deduction of ten per cent. on
premiums is made TO the Insured.
iiavmg ample capital, with a larse surplus fund to
any losses this Company affords perfect security the
insured
All losses promptly adjusted and paid mere Hartford
at the option of the holder of the policy.
Insurance LIVES made in New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respect uily solicited
St CHAS. &. bAFHRlP. Agent, % Camp st.
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Of the outEages, which our readers may r-cpect,
were so prevalent year or wu since in the vicinity
Of Dog River We learn that Mr.. Sutton, silver
smith, aihis city, while proceeding to his residence
IN chat Vicinity, few days since, was shotat by Il
party of ruflians, posed upon the roadside a few
yards from him. one Of whose bullets barely missed
him. We also learn that on yesterday evening, a
person lwhOse name we have not leamed,) was as
saulted, beaten, and left for dead upon the road in
that nrighborhood, and is now lying insensb BILE from
the effect Of his wounds - Mobile Reg, Oct. 3lst
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=, organs, and nylgOrating the entire system.
, Also, IN FITS CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
bYSSlPFrEPsIA or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM,
BfA slGQ DEAFNESS: NERv0ts TTREMoRS, PAL
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU-
RAL&lAl PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL. COMPLAINT, and
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
SEBV0Es AND ply SiCAL ENERGY, AND ALI.
eERNOJS Disc Asses, which Complaints arse from one
SIMPLE 12 caase-namely, RI DER-4JYG EJHF-VT OF
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d. F. SMITH, Dentists. G. T. BoARDnAN
,yAIITII d BOARDNiAN, office North corner of La
- ayette Square and ST. Charles street. would call the
OF suffering humanity 10 their superior in
The preservation OF the TEETH The OF preserving per
Gneny uaeuus Teeth that practitioners have
attained, calling forth, ii does, all the skill OF The
scientific operators and feel duty advise
hose who wish prompt and certain preservation of those
auabs auXaes health take the earliest opportunity
having them cared for. In the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, especially full especial pride ard cse
constructing them defy The scrutiny anu
Guaranty all Instances Comp ete satisfaction In deS OF
he Gums and Teeth in general all find sSstf,G and
candid advice, gratis. Numerous W. Ne uesiel
heir practice all branches both ths anu country
Tor the last seven years. will cheertul "n N Heir
taYO
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h linz Syren C0cnpOOT, N I0t 30 Y lou, G87 smoke
bark Austin Of Boston, ttom NOis, for LSbon9lh inst
Iit - 30 lon. G1, experienced heavy gale from SN
love urks. carried sancheo1s, stove boat and gal
ley sDrrng maInma-t, spit sails, etc.
Ship Gpsey, Ellis, from Liverpool for No', put in at
NiituId, Oct q dismasted-
RTnT shin Columbus, from Bremen for Morris Oct 9, lat.
10 lon s o experienced hurricane from : Il 10 NV, stove
bnwurks. and lost fore tOpmast and sails.
clr John Bell, LHmberr, from Morris Tor Honduras, mis-
STAYED and went the end OF GOvers Reef Cult OF
Mexico, AVID hged in 20 minutes. All on board taken
on by scT kuiaCk from Belize Hon. All the passenger
on board sick, and two OF them subsequently died.
ship shefeld, aamDI,a, from urs, 18th Sent, for Bos
tanned gale from L the l5the ship sprung OIe
sail yard and is leaky.
Liverpool, Oct 8rhe Lady Constable, bound for NOrs,
hHsu with sail sul
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

Compliment to UolleS-In his letter to the
Courier and Enquirer of yesterday Mr. James, the
novelist. writes:
" | can sit down and read the beautiful poem OF
Holmes, upon the old trgate Constitution, and al
most share the enthusiasm with which he speaks
of that gallant vessel. Without one feeling Of
mean and pitituI jealousy, I admit that it is
one OF the finest pieces OF poetry in the English
language, and does honor to the nation and the
man.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

kR No trouble or Inconvenience attends the of DIR.
GALNANIC ARTICLES, and they may
by the feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
dety In many cases the sensation attending their
ghy pleasant and agreeable. They be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

Are found OF vast service IN cases OF commissions fits
DasmOlc complaints, and general affections of
lead and upper eXtremes Also, in Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused by deficiency OF
energy in the limbs or other organs Of the body.
E Many hundred Certificates, from all parts Of the couu-
n.y. Of the most extraordinary character, be given if
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

SSHuE-An assortment always on hand and iorsaie by
~ oil 81 FERD, KENNETH Il co.
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{ EN- IN AND PLASTER-lOOO bbls. Dem
- man and Nelson y Browns RosendaIs I,arnant ana
W. '5.rspoons CaIc,4ed Pisster Paris for sale BY
nj ~ JDiN STROUD 4 20. l46 { onmon at
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slI,tn. Mary Ward I3,ru2 rrrgraph..... - ,mi
S'p'' Milan ....... Il M VIM. Gihalpeth 6u,
shany..... 3ui Minnesota..,... 3nlq Warrcns..
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FIRE BRICK-600 900 English, PitlsbuTo and
l. Pensacola, for sale by ~
nj 81 JOHN STROUD & Co I4B Common a,
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CDtiDHs Da.s-. UJnCCg, Ngl's
stock on hand, Sent. l. 1850 .6Gl2 H. rs
Received past week.........43,@l y
previously ........lJ3l sl=l-6,.74 ais 2,l57
ll3l4 1910
previous WIN. .45,575= 57,O4 a.@54= 8,s75
stock on hand, cleared. ........ 81 AGO Il s55
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TO RENT

Tor RIM - That elegant thr5estory BRICK ~
L DWELL ING No 81 Dauuhn street, recently &C. IN
cuued By = 5 PrsnIa7. Eq. Inquire at 50 DaupbIn n
/ street OBJ 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

THE UNDERSIGNED having associated together
under he firm Of JAS WRIGHT & co have opened Cool
Walk, an On
hand Pittsburgh AUthrlc
Coal Being the the
he particularly Pittsburgh Coal tor them
expressly, and the quality Presses
Steamboats,, Factories and Plantations supplied
Family orders promptly attended
ooI gu. e a NJITETREgGER
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Merker &CU-2i my. n
ship Mnne-e3, Allen, 10 days from New York; to )
Woodruff &cn-2l my, e..,t
Hamburg snip lLnl, Gogensen. from Hamburg sept l.
to maser--3i my. r-..t
Brig AdeIia Mcaity II days from Charleston to 7 Co'c".
ett-2d my. g,.L
Brig Leopold DonneIl, Dnnon, II days from savannah
schr Mary Ellen Mcdonnell from Havana 23d uIt to mas
Scr onrerncr Morgan Gdays from Key West TO master
sclr Madona. McNeaI days from Tampa Bay, to
Schr Cbipoa Codson days from Apulacicoo, to master
schr LOIS Ponne days from Pensacola to moser-iasin'
Srbr Visitor Perry 2days from Pensacola to naer-Basit
STEAMBOATS,.
EmpeOr. jerks, GOm Mll!kens Bend.
ii White, Brady, from WlliamspOrt.
SuItana, Gable, from st Louis.
Oregon. lJiprn, from Mobile
Beacon, Roberts, from Montgomery.
Satchrz No 2. Leathers from Hard Time
Duck River, CLARK, from Alexandria.
Columbus, Post, from st Louis
OsceuIa SwIIzer, from llHrrrisOnbuTg
TowbUat Persian, Andrews, from the Pases-went down
lght-br!usht up ships Mnnesota and LeibIntZ' anu
brig Adelia.
Tuwboat star, Mechanics, from asses-hrough up brig
Leopold O'DDnncII and -rhr Mary Ellen.
[B Telegraphic Dispatch.I
gELOw--CoMIEG Up.
IL llI 'I
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eS- For sale in New ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents,
GUINNESS & HILL,
ZINE FANCY ARTICL LIS, GOLD PENS, ETC,
ly a0d 3dp IS camp street.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

turls the banner Of resistance uniuslly, never
will fight under that banner. owe para
mount allegiance to the whole Unon-a sub
ordinate one 10 my own State. When my
State is rlght-when il has cause for resis-i
tHpce-Twhen tyranny, aRdswFony. aHd-uppres-
Sion insufenble arse->l then will share her
fortunes. but il she summons me to the battles
field. or TO support her in any cause which is
unjust; against the union, never, neuef will
engage with her in such cause.
With regard 70. South Carolina, and The spirit
OF her people, have said nothing Ihave a
respect for her; but must say, with entire
truth, that my respect for her is that inspired
by her anciens revolutionary character,
and not so much for her modern character.
But spirited as she s, spirited as she may sup
pose herself to be, competent as she may think
herself to WELD her sepa rate power against
this Union, will tell her, aud will tell the
senator himself, thcro are as brave, as da'fnt-
lees, as gallant men as devoted patriots, in my
opinion, in ev}ry other State in the Unioa as
are to be found in South Carolina herself;
and il in any unjust cause, South Car lima ol
any other State should hoist the flag OF dsnn
ion and rebellion, thousands, tens Of thou
sands Of Kentuckinns would flock 10 the stand
ard Of their country to dissipate and ropres
their rebellion. These are my sentiments
make the most Of them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

ESvy;-When a statue had been erected to
Theogenes, celebrated victor iq one Of the
public games Greece, by his fellow-ritizsps
Of Thaaos, we are told that III excited 50 strong
ly the enviOus hatred Of one Of his rivals, that
he went to it every night, and ehdeqvred to
throw i down by repeated blows, all at last
unfortunately successful, he was crushed to
death beneath its tall. This we consider ,hs
self-consuming misery Of envy;it is truly what
happens to every envious man. III may, peT-
haps, throw down his rivals glory, but hs 4
crushed in his soul beneath the glory which
he oVeEturps.