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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

PLANTERS H0TRL-NEW ORLEANS tn.
he fned begs leave TO inform the public that
Sunni efp,hs ne above establishment open all tn
nedsj anu that be will accommodate at q very Jun
les ssS sil oe who wish to locate permanently Fami
on ibe VINO wish excellent rooms and good tabls
to ca mn esn that can be had in the city wond do well
WITHOUT ioieS{ aIio gentlemen who simply wish Board
rate The M WI pc charged exceedingly low
my7 sm S1susni servant, =, ,.,,~,, r.
EHANKI1N HOUSE, RIT01T =; - - =
ber 1s eygs s@sss ,he above well esabhmegpG
resaiTed ana as,5 ' m house has been thorou civ
whoS 70 saor aSsns every for persons
Houses are good The well known ehs,a,lst ne bath
and the oeaty OF Biloxi for Sea Bathine 49, ~ me h3us,
me p,gpfetofa pledge themselves that H. s3
81 sapense shsl Be spared TO make sheir guests com bs
is be WI oe az Az TIMES well supplied with az be ,bs
market Affords, together with fish and oyster me
Is "a, will be supplied with the very besi OF IIaaor M "
" nave Been sasftsd with gFest care The houss viii
Aple MITCH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

RfLOXl HOusE-The public is respectfully informed
~ that this establishment will be opened for the -
reception Of visitors the 18th inst Attached TO the I
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD i.ilfl
Room, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
SIABLES. The table viii be always supplied with Ole
deleacies Of the Sea Coast. and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn, and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the most desirable for
families Of any one along the Coast Persons wishing TO
their communications by boat.
As follows. II
By the month, per So 90
PEI week 90 Per day..........S 81 90
Children and servants half price. I4a
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

VII Subscriber respectful invites NE 1a,ronat
- the AyEiLING PUBLIC, confident that ssfs
ae esx supply the wants Of the Transient Vste to s,
-onlsonssy az well of his competitors. Those 5sa
ho are going tes or returning FROM the North can Gbta
tkALs AT ALL HOURS 10 emit the arrival and departure
NE railroad cars and steamers "A fine four horse
SonsAy IA to convey Passengers and from the
pca 70 tie Tree Of charge The ars
eqaal 70 any other in the town. and, being al
c1ped rate offer additional inducenents 10 the tYaves
public The Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
ana = pains VIII be spared TO render the stay of vte peas
au1l LAVE, ApERnpuNJnTE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

Is TEA : SSushse, Rochelle and Bordeaux; 100 pokgs
STRAW P5SsqPIPeggdeE PoughOng, Imperial 900 pcSrs
bnekwheat, Sugar, Shot, Lard on.
Sniahhpaghe, Claret Port Wine, Madeira Sheny
Su'p"-is Sutglne by the ease Cigar Tobacco
,rb3I FM safe by Z. !. HART " CO..
~ 'FuhOunOuias ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

Y iyal A, F. COCHRAN q co. n TohouDitoua. st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14
aasAshTyyEks SMAASH ~ H0IsH

HAltIktEAlA1'S WASHINGTON H0ISkk.
NO; 2SS CHESTNUT STREET, PHII.AIELPIIJ4
Vi undegned wou inform iis Southern nsInous ana
a friends that this sP ELENDiD HOTEL, which -
s oeen under bis charge for several years. Just been Gar
eeganty RENTED, enlarged and refnnished in the most
lasonaDe manner and the entire organization of every de-
complete The most splendid suit Of apartments can
De mad al al Times by giving few hours' notice
M ne central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
iON ttOHSE, renders it of the desirable in lie
@ o. Rsasorei and there shall be exeons spared TO
received ri 4 III " trIa VI 4 ngT'eIOiofe
..IR The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
.soeleee my7 W.T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

For person staying month longer. 40 90 per MONTH
% peFsons staying less than month";. Y SO week.
Congratulations win be addressed 10 the undersigned at
East PHscagoula. r. III. JENKs PTonr55etnr
Ee Having leased the above establishment to Mr. T. H.
Jenk take great pleasure IN soliciting for him the patron.
age OF former friends and patrons and fee no betion
IN saying that if they will favor him with call that they
WI 9e uy satisfied with their visit and the character Of his
myssd smdAW NJ j. MoRAE. sorns, p,or,iseo,
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'AGUERhEo5T,EEPP E 81, Il TrAlI,RRogTrPE HYALO-

Inc above medicines for sale by J. T.. RARgOT.
~, go No lo4 Tehoupitouas, corner Of Girud st.
Where will also be found Dr. Gedsous APARfLLA jy2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
u. 3. District Court.

BEFORE the III on. Judge JudsoD.
Nov. 20.-DeciHon. George g. MoJrhsai, JOHN
G., Oglrte - SUIT for Freight MOnsB-The iibellsnts
claim that the respondent indebted to them in the
sum Of 1924 IS as freight money goods shipped on
board the brig Jane from the river Tyne TO the port
o New York. The answer admits the shi pme emit aud
the rate OF freight but ses up by OF defence the
bad stowage Of the goods By whereof the goods
were damsged 10 greater amount than ths several
freeh bills The real question to be determine Is,
whether the goods were well slowed II we'll stoSed,
and the damage incurred by the dangers Of the
then the nbellsnts entitled TO decree but
II the goods we're badly and unskif,y slowed aud In
censequence thereof the damag. accrued, then the
lbeiants have right to decree The testimony ot
lob su- Joha ria+.t I. very fUil on the ps, nt
Of the stowage, and equally clear to the q
the damsre They saw the vessel slowed, and both
were On thpbcard when the storm the shi !,
As their testimony Is In writing Il aesd only be refer
red 20 here Its conclusive charaeser has not bssa
thaken by the testimony OF those who possessed
less means Of knowledge. The Court finds the fact
that the damage falls within the excepted prorisioa
In the bills Ct ading In other words the
arose from the da-gers and scct1.nts OF the ssss
The h0slants are entitled to decree for the II
1874 ~ With Interest from the dsy when psymsut
was refuFed
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made against the accused, VIC was actually found on
the premises Of Mr. Creighsad The Jury wsrs there
fore compelled to'soquit the prisoner as no Ncrcbls
entrance could be proven.
Charge of Stealing Gcld Watch Cham, and Pc ,ss
woman named Mary White, put on trial, OH vyed
wMh grand larceny, In stealing gold watch, void
snaln and gold pencil case, from Ann Wrfglsy Of No.
oSInomas street, In September last.
Ann wrigey being testified that In septemb VI
last she was induced to lend gold watch chain an
pencil case, worth in all about $50 the who
Of them at variour places
Luther Horton sworn is sfacer Of the sccs nd
Nsrd I've woman Wrigiey came to me after 4 he
watch had been stolen and stated the case to n
Upon hearing the circumstance went to 80 TheszA
street and saw both Bsgiey an9 Mary White. 1 z
ssked them where the watch wasl Btqey said tiNss
ms woman (t1e prisoncr) had borrov the watch OF
is wrigisy, and that they all went cut to the Abbsv
tosetheri that the sling and Mi.ss
Wrigley snatchsd the watch off Mary's neck and the
chain was broken, and he supposed tie watch must.
have been lost, hat they would 20 60 the Abbey
IN che afternoon, and see II they cou,c fad It. r.
asxsd when should call again, and they told me 4
had been out to the Abbey but could nd nothing of
the watch. They said they would go down aud zee
Miss Wrigley the EFT day. Mr.. Horton alsotesnhed
TO hndfng the watch key, and other articles in pos
tesslon OF different persons lt was shown thst'tAs
accused sold the key to Richard Fisher jeweller in
Broadway; and that Norman Bsgey left the watch In
pledge for The price Of ooat with n tailor ned
Donoho, m Chatham street; and the chain to Daniel
A. Reed asroker in Grand street, who paid hit sIs
for IL
Counsel for the defence asked the Court to iu,.ruce
The jury TO Jcquit the accused on the ground that
there was not testimony sufficient put the accused
on her defence
and presented the case to the Jury instructing the
as to the law applcab TO It. The Jury after pro-
tracted absence. into Court having been unable
to agree upon verdict. Under instruction from the
presiding Judge, TO the doubt IL any existed as'
the articles being the property Of the accused the
j ury returned q verdict Of Not uilty.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
EonItt OF SuncruIsor.

NoyrAinER % The Mayor presiding. The minutes
Of the last proceedings we're read aud approved
Various petitions for relief from tax we're referred "a
the Committee on Annual Faxes
Bills for printing county notices. aud several other
bills, we're referred 20 the gnanDe Cpmmitees.
AsroR rLacF RGors.
Amongst the bills referred one from James X.
Whiting for Sl02h, fer Prosecuting counsel N the
Astor Place riots Mr. Whtiag sets down his fss foe
try ing the Indictment against Judson at $500, and
that tor trying the indletncnt asat isaah Rynders
$3.50,
The bill Of samuel " sesleI, amounting (, sans 20,
Sor repairs OF maps, &C was ordered to BE- paid
CRoroS WArua Rkrrg
co 1munication from ths Cotl mssionsrs OF Taxes.
stating that the Croton hqusduot Company intsn to
furnish them with let 81 parties failing to pay tbs
regular winter rates, with n view OF entering such
charges against the owners Of threal estats
ceivtd. The Commissioners ask the instrsctiona %.
the Beard IN the case. Eecrrsd % the ConmittSs.
Annual Taxes.
nrnuCTtrS or TAVFF.
The report 81 the Co amittsa on Annual Taxes IN
favor 81 reducing the axes personal property
andrenl estate severa ptrtons Who
assessed. was approved o. The Board adjoarned q
Tuesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
g~spcI.ior Co s=rs,.

Before Judges Duer, Mason. and Campbell.
Nov. 23-DEcisions. John M julien, VS. John j y.
Westerret sheriff Of He CITY and county Of Netc York
Melton for new trisl denied with costs
Maria s. B6gudus, En- ads. UiAiGm n BogaTdNs -
Motion TO set aside report OF referees denied with
costs.
Joseph Husson Elrard Lyfch ard Peter Neefss.
Decree at special term, dsmssiny bill against d.
fendsnt, Neefus affirmed. with costs
William jenkins and others ads. TIE People ca ~.
Berjamin DlokmaHIpqu istion set aside without sta
unless the reaPr will content to deduct the COST OF
the attachment, included in the assessment of dam
ages, in which case incuisitiou confirmed for the
balance and Judgment thereon for the plaintiffs but
costs to be allowed on this motion.
Jeremiah o. DoHUeH, and 6crardus Clark, Charles
KtiSey.-Exceptions to report Of Commissioner over
ruled, with costs. Decree tor perpetual injunction,
with costs.
James IL. "A Graham. ads. Benj1nia WcterBiTV-Mo-
tion for new trial denied with cests.
BeTjamin Waterbury, james III "A Grdhdn-Mo-
tion 70 set aside nonsuit denied With costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
Naulae AGasl-a.


srrsNsnF BaLrrc.-ship Aberdeen. arrived en- sSte
day from Liverpool reports speaking large Aussios
steamship steering z. BY ~ phe Baltic, Oomstozs r
hence for LiVerpoolN on the i9th ins. "a NJ ip,s
40 20, Ion 60 30. ne vas uAdsr both carEsH.s "a
steam at the time
sur BriLpiSo q Ntw rxprosp. ac-we ~ ,,t
with pleasure tia continued activity Ia nayaiS hi
t,slnrs ~hicn Is.ra Ism ~ 81 .ol ss 5, In
t1nding e. three vesseiN as folo~s by Me- David
ssr res.Sa W movnpd 70 be sr,sloyei IN 10 -hs1
ashsry by & J. Hill'san yard nnTta ords rNsrth
Co, also Tor . vhGier BY stephen Anir.' q. go
MeIrins wharf bsfs Of 900 ions, for Anlr " H,eEs
building Of shout siS IONS sasi both Tor an .e,.
owned hy Sm p u J~isad % this city aHs tn. other
Ps sp N Of sso soa. oaasa ~ NJ sS sssI
tended Tor vhllsr In Metaphysics. BY wI'Sr
city, fo- a vbsiss ny Is.ish helmet, Jr. . sb,s q
l2o ,or q Tor chss.s Tsohst Co o. this city, Z,
self siso Tor tAs vhsia ashsrs In sippicsn. BY n.-
Liam slsrs snip for ,Ae nsrssa1, seryice e-D
now building In Bath Ne. ship ofaOo tons. q cas-
Mr. Thorntss Of 500 tons or the merchan, thsrfr
60 b. called the rsopie, and sommsndsdb' c csr,e
81 about AGO tous for iona Boarns IRE Ilsossh .
or the uhsls hslsary-feV Bsdfcrd Mercw This city,
LsrrsHrp--A Handsomely modelled ",
ny Capt jcss wisos and others. q ~ and owned
isancssd on w.d.ssssy night s.i ool Sos''s, Mas
a. port.nostb, 10Th inst, by Mr. d..
ship Sea Serpent Her dimsnsi' george haynes.
slrrady given. "', ~ we nave
At KennsNunk, Goth inst byr
superior ship q about sis h1 .srss ,o,. wsrd :
I Osborne owned by CsptsinsP sareo tons called the
1 mas Nsr,u hi Perkins. and :. rowns, stone, Tho :
Newell VIII take ehsrssofh' o, M.o o. Captain
ana sss tcp. ss orig about one hundred
| in Ksnnehunk, and TO - ~ n-nssntepecl owned
| Sylvester Brown ~ os"sn'eo by captain
,..srsShIs ccrrespc nascOw:-we learn, By special
| TTnrsnI ,b.t an odence from Liverpool nar a.
! .v-,.ss a. Nsx W City Of Glasgow screw st.sm.r
ra,rinr IN so,,. fk on the sd uitmo Al a in ths
ans .bsrs sh.r zen sns half days from Csrr,ctfs-
80 wh,eh Nv Asd taken refuge from the STERN sor
| CHA. shs srtook her immediately ON lsavin. A..
..;,.a.s az ~ss all wen and the htshi,
an s.,w,S usual The city would Isevs Nsv vor{
ana isss syl last the second current on her r.tura
shcpt voyage ~ the Clyde, and may BE- looked for
Ter saturday the 18th, or sunday the l7th eurr~rt
~ cert trip viii be from glasgow 10 iladephia VIA
| Nrpooi ava In the trade between the two later
.crts she will Afterwards be permanently emplov~a
Weearn, however that direct intercourse BY steam
o.tveen GLASGOW and New York Il not By any meaws.
abandoned company with ample capital 20 buill
Two FIRST csss steamers has been set sxcius 4.
this city and all but pleted Zone Of thsss s<ea-
srs q greatsr power and Size than the city, kas
been laid do.n by Messrs Tod and MsGrexor ana it
s expected she iii be ready Ia resume the comu ~
oston BETWEEN Glasgow and New York, nsxt sprins
y Glasgow H,,ad, Nov,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
The Chorus Singers.

TO TIE EDITOR on 11fE HERALD
I perceive that Mr.. Frederick Lyster correcB
portion Of my report Of hts testimony In the case OF
Miner w. Lodsr. III he had stated that he did not
intend TO convey what the words stwibuted 20
him actually mean. I should nst think IL necessary
10 rspy; but when he says he made use OF the
rpressions must In justice 20 my professional
.harsete assert most positively that he did aud that
I cannot be mistaken, for deliberately took down
that he said at the time aud his vords lie be fore
ne. vheress, he depends on the uncertainty Of
rasmory after . lapse OF twenty four hours. did
- rutsh all the testimony he gave, tor ~ was but
Of Mr. Condon's evidence; but In what
shridgsd gave the substance and spirit fairly. and
In the part he dsputss gave his very cords. He
49, tt NO time did state that any kind Of women
yy,a 40 v what Mr. Jy,ter aid state on that point.
IA rhst can to " necessary, nos TRANSCRIPTS
=. s,u nom my notes follows :-"I engaged the
az Mrs. Philips partly on csount Of her son bens
- slto singer for We wanted alto singers and partly
sa..nss We wanted women Of any Kind, tor " wss
,.sost I'm possible TO obtain females" NO doub Mr.
sss,sv meant that they wanted singing women ofsny
hind 10 make MP the requisite numssr ~ tnsg eou
xs~fly ~ given above ~ Tue nnf'"""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Nashville Convention.
BALTIMORE, Novem Der "a, Is

BALTIMORE, November "a, 1850.
The Louisville Journal says that the Nashville Con-
centon adjourned before reported amid great noise
and confusion apparently running away from the de-
nuncistion of General Jackson's old friend, Major
Donelson, who describes the resolutions as of the
most incendiary and disunion character
Langdon Cheves speech oils ten columns of the
Nashville Banner, and is of disunion character
than Senator 2hett's famous harangue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

Baltimore, November "a, 1850.
Mr. Murdoch, who has been missing since Friday
norning, has not yet been found All the roads lead
ing to the city have been searched but far without
Ending any trace efsim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

srEANsunr B,Lrfo.-ship Aberdeen arrived en- sss's
day from Liverpool, report speaking large Agssias
steamship steering z. BY n. tthe Baltic. Oomato<S
hence for Liverpool, on the -sth inst "a NJ, in,y
40 20, Ion. 60 40. he vas undsr beth oarEsn.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

r.~,.C sss viii deliver q lecture before the
rrs~si,n Lyceum Of Providsncs, on the nth instant
IN. Msyor Of wsshinstou . ~ IA: s!pcasfea me
<stn ,rst a. day Of Thanksgiving IN tnss c"y'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

TINS RreHr TO CkrclsK PruLIc pERForsANcEs
The editors Of the Pittsburgh pa } Lsdrr were
lately presented for en- slledged hbel upon Mrs.
McLesn, 81 manager Fosters theair al company.
The matter compls Of occurrr 4 IN a criticism
upon the peifofmspces The t,l was ignored,
snd the prosecutrix ordered TO Ay the costs This
decision 10 an important QUE, % well 10 the press
ss 10 the stage II settiee she question that actors
,heh professional scss are just sybieep for erti.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

Tpr Nav CosTrrurToN or MfcHIeAN.-As the
election rtturns show the adoption OF the aew
sttution by large majority, sLd ~, in AL humsn
probability, much Of the coniag ee'sIaive session
win be employed in entertaining. o. scussing, and
disposing OF NUMEROUS amendments winch viii be
offered to II, we shall, ducifg n present week,
take up end endeavof ~ poiot ot 20 our readers,
ssme OF The mos, objectionable textures contsiued
IN IL IN doing which, we shsi he guided ny what
opinion smong intelligent men ueon the provisions
which we propose 20 refer TO- We are pot wholesale
denupcrnfors Of the erdre system, bat should be
esd to II 80 nodded az TO increase the happi-
nese Of the citizen, and the prosperity OF the state
There are feetrfes containcd IN the instrumrn al
which ftad 70 DO peiiher.-Dtfrgtt Adr., Nov. Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
PTfOTECTgON.
FIRE L MARINE
ms TJ2 NOE CC1L--2 -A1S Z
OF
Hartford. Conn.
Capital Stock. $500, 600.

FI0HE undersigned Agent Of this old and well
L known company is fully authorized 10 insure
Dwellings Stores, hotels, Ware Houses Mills
Manufactures, Barnsf sc. 6sc.
ALSO-Household furniture and Goods, Ware
and Merchandise contained or stored therein a
gainst loss or d8mags by FIRE.
ALSO-Dry Goods. Groceries, Manufactured
Goods Produce Household Furniture, Live Stock
and every other description of Merchandise or
Personal Property. shipped or 10 be shipped per
good Steamboat. or boats to and from points on
the Western waters. pT between Eastern cities via
Lakes or other lnaIst.r routel andany towns in the
Western country az lulsr the hazards OF INLAND
TRANSPORTATION
ALSO-ShiPmeut- of Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandize, per good vessel or vessels. between New
Orleans and Eastern horts-between New Orleans
and all Gull poIts-1eJween all American ports
or to any maritime .ort whatsoever IN the Allan
TIC waters. against j. PERILS OF THE SEAS
For terms ot In=ufaace-and further in.3rma-
ton apply 70
ALERT W. PARIS. .4-e,t
Mineral Poiar June 2lrh 1850. 3ott1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
Little Great Men.

1t is little queer how many great men
have been little men-or as Gray has said,
with different meaning
How lo,o. how Httlc, are the Great
l. would be a curious question how far men
Of diuInutlye stature have been prompted 10
t-y u distinguish themselves statesmen
generals, poets, orators, Xc., by uneas J
sense Of personal significance. No doubt
many plgnire VIII has been tornenied by
m0rtfviug consciousness Of his physical HI
fer0ritv, has been provoked and stimulated
thereby to show the world that his lack Of
flesh and blood Las been mere than made NJ
to him in brains. Hence We see many Lii
liputian in body who is perfect BrobdIgna-
gIan IN Intellect.
Who believes that the great Russian gener-
al, SuwaTow, would ever have lmmornliZei
himself as d warrior. if ~ had not stood nut
FIVE ieet one. in his boots Or who fdncies
that, If they had been six-feoters in altitude,
the world would have been sci IN blaze by
" Maced0nia's madman 0T the Swede p
When Lord Nelson was passing over the
quay at Yarmouth, to take possess ion of tie
ship 10 which he had bees appointed, the peo-
pie exc aimed, =. Nhy make that Lutte fellow
captain = This sneer of Gisparagement was
bat - fOTegOne conclusion" IN his OWN
mind. and he thought of il when he fought
lAt odtttts oi tdC -Nlte 2iu IdsAiEdl- IlaU
Bouaparte been SIX inches higher. says Haz-
lett, he would never have gone on that hazard
Gus Russian expedition, aor " with that addl-
tiOn,'' would lie ever been Emperor or hing.
II was the nickname OF = Little { orporal,' We
doubt not, which first Tircked the sides If
his ambition, and stung nitn into that terrible
activity which made ali Europe tremble--
Nearly all the famous poets have been little
men. no can tell whether We should ever
have been delighted with Noore's exquisite
verse. had not George ihe Fourth once threat
ened 10 clap him into his wine-cooler.-fcH-
kse Bi4Ge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
Cure for the P9istOc Ret.

We copy the following frosa the Boston
Journal, hoping that the remedy referred to
may be tried by some Of oar farmers, whose,
potatoes are suffering the rot:
twill be recollccted, Ihet at orc of shsag
read from Mr. Haynes, the distinguished chem
isl, communicating remedy for the Po oatoe
Rot. We republish it, and commend the re-
medy TO those who are sufferers By this Ca
lamity. Although it viii aot prevent the rot
in the hills, il viii save the poia,oes after they
are dug.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
Late from ilc1icO.

The report of the Finance Committee has
been adopted by Congress. This authorizes
Payne, the Minister of the Treasury, to ne
gotIate loan of $500, coo on the remainder
Of the American indemnity. and the previous
loan cf 100000 was ratified. Thus the
Treasury is TO he replenished for month lon
ger. here still remains $500 900, and what
Is 10 be done when that Is exhausted, Is 4 Sc
rIous question.
Tremendous rains in the valley Of Mexico
had rendered an lnundatiou Of the capital I'M
minent. Measures mad been taken to avert
the impending calamity.
News had been received that the English
creditors had held two meetings in London
during the month of June, at which the con-
duct Of Mr.. Robertson, the former agent, was
severely blamed. NJ. Falconnet, an agent of
the Barlngs, was TO be sent to Mexico, in
place Of Mr. Robertson.
The Comm aGdant General Of the State of
Durango, has been making great preparations
to put an end to the rayages Of the Indians.
The primary elections In the States Of San
Luis PotosI and Querataro have resulted In
favor Of the Liberty Party
The Indians s.iil continue to commit great
depredatIons in the State Of Sonora
The people of Yamaulipas are going to
Try TO improve the navigation OF the River
Tamese.
The little steamer Esperanzl, which has
been launched on Lake Chaco. has caused a
great exitement among the inhabitants. The
papers call 1t a gigantic enterprise.
The cholera made awful rayages in the city
Of Mexico; from May Il to August >, there
were 1896 cases, and I0,8I0 deaths On
the 9th Of June, there We're -95 deaths. In
Gualdiara from July 10 20 August Il. there
were 2,I95 cases, and $50 deaths. At Pueb-
+ la the disease had disappeared at Vera Cruz
\ It was declining, and at 0sziba it was IN
cTeasInr.