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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE JEWELS, ptc.-A
y Supply of Sons of TEMPERANCE Jewels and Regatta !:
Younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly on hand at No
q Cusomhouse street Divisions organizing in Texas
?. II. WILLARD, No. n Customhouse street
Oh IT NsvvI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15

Inc lOllOWng statement IS from worthy and wei
known citizen. Mr. MiaE has been for several years i
rector of the Public Schools and has held various offices Of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, 1874 month or more
since, was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the remedies such paegOc and suuis
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Davss Compound Syrnp
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved in few doses andir,
touTths OF bottle entirely cured me. My mother " rb
troubled with habua cough, and has been regularly tau o
sQnls and paregOe has been taking Dr. DAVIS smedcn,
lew days past and her cough is half bad -
before she commenced taking 1t.
Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street.
EY- Sold Wholesale and Retail by The General gents ioI
the South and Wess ], WRIGHT " Co
No. 1854 Oh es-stree New Orleans;
Where all orders must be ad dll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15
MEDICAL CARDS.

% W.k.F. FRYER-lndian Doctor for %
81 merly OF Mobile, Ala. cures all durable sick 81
AZ ness of Men, Women and ChiIdren-Resdence ~
(AA and Office No. 80 FrenChmen street, Third IAA
Municipality. Office hours from O'Clock, A. M, iii D. P.
For further PARTICULAR, please to examine the Daily
Delta" o23 tf4p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15
ia 80 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
70 do do Walnut do;
10 do do Mushroom do;

'JFACK EHEI-ln half bis quarter o. kits aud halt
Va kits, landing and in sore for sale by
GO ID. j. HART Il co. rs TChoupoulas st.
SyPICES-5O boxes Pepper, Pmento ard Race Ginger
= CasSia Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace etc. Just received and
o25 WALTON, SANFORD & co. Is New Levee.
DIE FttLlT-l5O boxes onsbury Pie Fruit in store and
4 for sale by R. NJ. MCALPlN, Canal 81. Row,
Ola u and ~ Common street.
COnFIsH AND HERRING-30O boxes landing and
- in store, for sale by
o29 q J. HART 4 co 70 Tehonpitoulas st.
GALT-Coane and fine Liverpool Salt, landing and
o2s JOHN TOOLE, No % Bank Place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15

[FroH Mr. s.. G. Hages, Of the firm Of Brgpsr, Hayes 4
PdGGd6tDhiG--JRnuary 9, l54T.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cheny and Tar an invaluable ree
dy; ii cured the of colds with me. IL you want a Ger
bfCHte will Cheerfuly give s. &. HAYES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15

FROM y. y. t+tDsfS.l
PADUCAR KY, June 3, l5i5My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup sunw reduced g SIX bottles and its popularity daily
increasing lou would do well to send another supply
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-12-11
Meeting Of Congress- The Message.

AT the hour oftwelve, on Monday, the
End inst, the two Houses Of Congress
were called to order by their respective
presiding officers. Contrary to expeota-
ton, quorum was present in both branch
es, and President FILLMORE was informed
thereof, and Immediately sent in his An.
nual Message, which we publish in to-
days paper. We did not receive copy
ofthe Message until Friday night. Rev.
r. R. Gurley, Presbyterian, was elected
Chaplain to the House Mr.. Benton has
given notice Of bills relative to a railroad
to California, and for other purposes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Buffalo, June II.
Terrible CALAMITY on Lake Erie.-The fint

Terrible Calamity on Lake Erie-The fine
steamer ;. Griffith" Capt. Roby. while
on her way up the lake, took fire about 8
o'clock this morning, when about twenty
miles below Cleveland. and was bu'ni 10
The waters edge.
The mate. who swan ashore from The
burning boa, for help, has reached Cleve-
land. and reports thai only thirty oil those
on board were saved. and these had 10
swim ashore. there being no other vessel
near TO render assistance. Capt. Roby,
his wife and child. are among the losl.
II is reported that there were two OF
three hundred persons on board. most ol
whom were emigranis on their way TO the
/ West. If this is correct estimate. the
number Of The lost may probably exceed
two hu ndred.
| The scenes on the burning wreck al
described as having been agonizlng in thu
extreme. II is the greatest calamity tina
has occurred on Lake Erie, since the des
truction BY fire of the steamer "Erie.
some years ago.
i The last report, al 0 O'Clock this even
ing, SETS DOVE tie whole Number Olive
lost al two hundred and sixty. II is stat
ed that Mr.. F. Heath. his wife and fcu
children. are among The lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
H.,srisu,s ptulslIsn. San Fanri.eo

dsnsSVtulsIisal-Assn Frsnciseo
correspondent Of lhs Boslnn 1rassller re-
lea,es some particulars respecting The pro-
gress Of the ssnguine and snierPising nasn
Of shsf place. lie says:
MANY merchants and business men
are seriously embarrassed. A Ar. Stein.
berger. Who has been largely engaged in
speculalions Of every sort. has recently
failed far an enormous amount He once
figured largely in one OF The Eastern
cilies-Ballmore. I ihink-whsre. In
consequence Ola failure. his liabilities are
neither Few n,r small 10 this day. The
house Of Ward & Co.. which has ever
borne high reputation. and been concern
ed in every heavy transaction. made an
assignment Of their effects on Saturday
last. The saddesi thing connected with
This failure is The death Of Flank Ward.
by his own hands. In consequence Of
his troubles he had been melancholy and
desponding Tor some days. Yesterday
morning he attempted 10 shoot himself
through The temples. The pistol was no,er.
aeily in The nights posilion-ihe discharge
tore out one eye. The ball passing through
near The Other. lie survived through the
day. horribly disigured as he was. bu, died
towards evening. He was widely known
and respected. Every one was amazed
and saddened by The catastrophe"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Transmitted for he Baltimore American.
New York, June ls-e p. NJ.

An arrival al This por, irnm Porto Rico.
brings the intelligence lhsi lbn the i0,h May
The city Of 81. Pun. on the Island Of
Marienique. was sci on Gre; soon after ],
was discovered tina. The negroes had risen
against The whites. The firing Of the city
was supposed Ia have been the signal for
a general insurreciion and massacre.
About one hundred houses were burnt.
The negroes then surrounded The eily and
commenced perpeiraiing the most hofrid
excuses. All the while citizens capable
Of bearing arms have been called out and
The city was Immediately pusunder martial
Law.
We have late accounts here from Per-
nambuco which state that the fever was
raging there with fatal eifecl.
Accounts also from Rio state that the
deaths there were averaging one hundred
per day. Several Senators had died Of the
epidemic. and all business was suspended
The stores generally closed and The great
es, distress and CONSERVATION prevailed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

lllirial EirurIis n qaestionl 81 DE mcti
mOmeniouS e0neern. ID 81 Ihsss oonle ll.
bolh lorriRn ard domestic. Gen. Taylor
has borne himstlf a. a nsa and q pssri-
OF.
sisndiaF now snnosed. q he did D
milsi he fisrm and ihundsr on me event
al Geld af Baena yis,a. when me fower
and sirengfh OF he army were Bsjussly
~iGhdIawa from him. and he wss lsh with
. handful of trpops 10 be borne ds.n and
Destroyed BY he irresistible force Of M
EQUAL numbsn-sell-poised BY his osn
indomilabls courage. and energy and de-
eision. he fslisrs neither 10 The right hand
nor 10 il1s leli. but nov. ss then. strikes
for bis country. his whole country.
The Wing party may well eongrasa-
late themselves and the nsiion. in having
81 The head of affairs such maa. ii such
. tremendous crisis ss the present. A
crisis which hss psralyzed all legislation
by our Congress: disturbed The public
mind: stirred up implaeable ieud and
diseord and haired among brethren OF The
same great national family and lhreairns
20 deliver over 10 anarchy and civil war.
. people heretofore united by The strongest
| ties OF historic reeollrciions OF the past
and bright hopes Coz ihe future: people
united in the same ffziernsl bond Of kim
! dred and affection and interest. A crisis
in our history resulting from The acquisi-
lion OF vast regions of territory. purchased
most dearly By lavish sflosion Of The
blo.d and treasure OF the country. which
was foreiold bs the Wings as with pro-
phelic vision: against the consummaiion
OF which their best energies have been
INCREASINGLY direcied-s porienious dis
as,er Cor which the Wing party is in no
sorl responsible. A crisis 81 threatening
and alarming that il becomes The impera-
live duty OF those in power, in our ns.
,ienal assembly. to calm the sgi.aiion and
fears Of our people.
: The sectional struggle in whirh our
country is now engaged. and which has
been brought upon us by The malversaiion
Of Mr.. Palk's administration. involves
NOT our own alone. but the destiny OF ei-
vii liberty throughout The earth. The
contest must he made To terminate. Pub.
lie sentiment demands Of Congress 10 ssi-
lie 10.
The path Of safety and reform can. in
my SOLEMN opinion. alone be found IN the
moderate counsels. the concilia.ing policy.
and the conservative principles OF the
Wing parry. Let US, then. as a band Of
brothers. uphold that party.
Burying all minor or local jealousies
llet Us siand shoulder 10 shoulder together
10 maintain that party. In union Is oul
strength. -
lie, us then. my friends. cmblaIon up
ION our shields HE principles Of Wings,
Inscnbe upon The sacred folds Of our en-
lsign. the talismanic motto Of our Order
Let Us all rally a. the same wa,chword
and marching with undivided front unde
Ishe same banner-ucToRY WILL BE GER
Tram AND COMPLETE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
llabama Castor OiI-six barrels Of cas-.

alabama Castor 0iL-Six. barrels Of cas-
tor oil, from the plantation Of Robert
Dickens, Perry county, were received
on Tuesday. says the Mobile Tribune,
and sold at % per gallon. The quality
Of this oil is superior to any brought te
this market. E. X. Carlisle has already
sold this season for Mr.. Dickens some
fifty barrels Of castor oil, at prices ram
cling from % to % so per gallon. The
complete success Of Mr.. Dickens il
this new branch Of industry, will pro
baby induce others to embark in it.
Alabama Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
The Fate Of Genius:-There is IN hi

The Fate of Genius.-'There is in this
city, says the Boston Mail, and old man
of sixty. who graduated al Tire University
Of Dublin. Ireland; at the age OF twenty.
two was admitted as a surgeon in the
British army, and in that capacity visited
this country with the English; was pre-.
sent al the destruction Of the public build
ings, stores, etc., al Washington City /;
has been present, during his survice as a
surgeon, at over four thousand ampuia.
talions, and fifteen severe battles; was
shot twice; performed surgical operations
on three wounded generals. seven colonels,
twenty captains, and over eleven thousand
officers Of smaller grade, etc. Has dined
with two kings. one empress, one empe.
ror, the sultan, pope, innumerable great
generals. etc. Has held the largest dia.
mond in bis hand known 10 The world,
except one. Has had lbe British crown
in his hand. Has been married three
times. father Of eleven children, all oil
whom he has survived. Broken down
by disease, be cou.d 10 longer practice
@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
The American Charge at Rome. "A

letter from Italy, in The New York Com.
merc,al Advertiser Of Saturday, states
that Mr.. Cass, our Charge at Rome,
on paying bis consra,ulatory visi, to Plus
TX, at the Vatican. did not kneel and Kiss
the Pope's slipper, as was done by The 9th
Ell foreign ministers. To remonslrance
from his brother dirlomaiisls against this
breach Of etiquette, he replied that, as !
representative Of a republican government
he could not kneel 10 any monarch or
earth; and. as a Protestant, lie certainly
could not perform such an acl Of homage
10 The papacy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

The Nashville Convention has at
length adjourned, very much to the
qualification Of the newspaper press,
and. we dare say. every body else. Con-.
sidering the the lofty pretensions Of this
body, and the oyerweening expectations
of those who originated it. with the
grand and formidable object in view. it
must be allowed that il has ended in a
very small way; and the prospect is that
the members have each made good an
excellent claim to ridicule for life.
North American
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO.
The President on Monday transmitted
!. A.. Cooata tba S,,lIawing naessaqe.


10 the Senate The following message:
Washington, June l7lh, 1850.
To he Senate efiAe United Stafes.
have received copy Of The resolution
Of the Senate Of the ilih June instant. re-
guessing me "a, TO inform the Senate whe.h-
er any orders have been issued 10 any
military officer or officers a. Santa Fe. TO
hold possession against The authority Of
Texas. or 10 any way 10 ehbarass. OF
prevent The exercise OF her jurisdiction
over that conhiry--snd TO furnish The
Senate with copies Of any correspondence
which may have taken place between the
War Departmental The military stationed
al Santa Fe since the date Of my last CON-
municalion to the Senate on the subject. :
In reply 10 that resolution. state that
no such orders have been given. here
with present 10 the Senate copies Of all the
correspondence referred TO in the resolu.
lion. All The other orders relating TO the
subject-nhatler of The resolution have been
heretofore communicated TO the Senate.
Ill have already, IN former message,
referred to The fact that the boundary be-
tween Texas aud New Mexico is dispu'
ted. have now to stale that iniorma
ltion has been recently received, that GER
tam Robert, $. Neihgoufs. staylig himsel
Commissioner Of the State Of Texas. ha
proceeded 10 Santa Fe with view OF OF
ganizing counties in that district under ih'
authority ofTexas. While have no powe
J TO decide The question of boundary. and n,
, desire To interfere with il as a question o
! title, | have to observe that Tie possession
, Of the territory into which 1t appears tina
Fl Mr.. Neighbors has thus gone was actuaiI
acquired By The U. ). from Mexico. all
has since been held by the U. States. an
in my opinion ought so 10 remain until III
question Of boundary shall have been de
iermined by some competent authority
! Meanwhile, ! think there is no reason f.
: seriously experimenting that Texas wi
? practically interfere with the possession 9
E The United Sia,es. z. TAYLOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
The Peach Crop.-In New Jers,

The Peach Crop.-In New Jersey.
which is the great peach growing region,
there is promise Of an immense crop.
The Trenioa Gazette Of Monday says
The dealers in this delicious article are
down m the mouth al the prospect oi
having heavy crap on hand. To meet
this difficulty some of The. peach men in
The vicinity Of the Sand Hillsare erecting
very large and extensive drying sheds.
calculated to cure 50 bushels alta lime. The
lovers Of peaches may felicilale themselves
on The prospect OF abundance. if the dea-
lers are Iiule fearful Of their profits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.
Boston June. le.
Professor Wsbster's Case. The Supren

Professor Webster's Case. The Supreme
Judicial Court this morning, Chief Justice
Justice Shaw presiding, pronounced the
decision in the writ Of error sued out BY
Professor Webster for a new trial. The
Cour, stated that after duly weighing all
the arguments and circumstances conpec-
nected with the case, that j, could fnd'no
grounds for granting the prioner's petition.
The case. therefore, stands as j, was under
The trial and sentence. aud no further hopes
can be enteriainedof obtaining new trial.
From present indications, there is no pro-
babiliiy Of The prisoner escaping the law
heretofore pronounced upon him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Dying Of Joy.-A New York letter

in the Philadelphia Inquirer, says:
"a death from sudden and unepec-
ted joy occurred here yesterday. A
poor German emigrant who left the
home Of his fathers, and all the asso-
Citations Of long life to seek the new
world with the view of lettering his
fortune, actually was unable to bear the
shock Of seeing a well beloved broth
err. The moment his eye fell on his
countenance his frame was convulsed-
he swconed with joy-sunk and died.
The fond and devoted heart had ceased
to beat, and its possessor has at las,
found quietude in that place where the
wicked cease from troubling, and where
the weary are at rest"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

The Boston Bee records a shocking &C.
ciden, in tina, city. A wasllerwoman IN.
deriook to drive nail through board
partition. Hearing scream from the Other
side, she entered the next room, and
found that she had driven the nail into The
head Of man who had fallen asleep
reading 1.-The Robber Of the Rhine Val,
fey" The man has since died.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

Nashville Conventions al the South and
Abolition exeiiemenis xithe North! How
liuIe do they affect The onward course o.
Ibis great Republic! Eddies and ripriss
in The lide-hou soon they are absofbed
in The mighty current which. knowing
I. no retiring ebb." still keeps due on. en-
largins as IA goes. strong without rage.
without OVERLOOKING fnll." and bearing
upon iis bosom q destiny in comparison
with which the fortunes Of Cesar are no
more Than The theme OF nursery tale.
With whatever freedom OF fippaney
men in any part Of ihe Union. poliii-
rians. enthusiasts. fanalics. or other. may
indulge in talk concerning The unity OF This
Republic and the facility with which u
may be disinleg,aled. they would be very
APT, ir they shonId embody their ideas
and purposes Of dissolution in an Overt
act, 10 find themselves confronted by one
Of the slernesl and most terrific realities
that ever frowned upon treason. In The
mean lime The talk does 'iisls harm.
Balto. Amrioon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

Extraordinary Performanes.-A irotling
match against time, Of one hundred miles
within ien..hours. fora purse Of 600. came
off on the Central course, Long island, on
Friday last. The feat was accomplished
IN nine hours foriy,nine and ,hree-quarsel
minutes. This is the creates. performance
in the iroitlng line that has ever taken place
fn this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
A man named Henry " GODS, rs We

A man named Henry Woods, IS years
old. having just come outof the State
prison in Massachusetts. was sentenced a
second term on Saturday. He has spent
forty seven years Of his life in prison. In
1925. at the age Of so. he was sentenced
for life. for aggravated robbery. bu, was
pardoned in 1884; in 1910 he received
his les. sentence Of ten years, for ASSAULT
with felonious intent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

The last Edinburgh Review contains
a very interesting article on the Mines
of Great Britain. There are employed
in the mining operations $4,000 persons,
and IN the metallic arts and manufsc ures
$4,000. The annual profit is $4,000.
900. The yearly produce OF copper is
$4,000 ions; Of lead. $4,000 tons; Of tin,
5000 tons. The produce Of iron is 1900.
600 tons. The produce Of coal in 1916
was 37.754.750 tons. In 1897, the
annual produce Of the mines Of Great
Britain was valued at sf00,000,000.
Since then il has greatly increased. But
The supply Of coal must be entirely cut
off, lin period not very remote" There
are 10000 square miles Of coal YET to
operate on; and when that is exhausted,
The writer looks 10 The United States for q
prolongatinn Of the production. In This
country there are 10000 square miles
of coal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
r,.n,.;n ,ronn.u of H. .,e.r.r e..

Captain Tallnall. Of the steamer Sara
nae. reports officially that tranquility
prevails at Havana. The Conioy and Wo.
mans Island prisoners had been visited
by our Consul, and proceedings were to
be conducted in open court. after prelimi-
nary examination. Capt. Tatinal took
Collector Douglass and Judge Marvin
from key West to Havana. to attend the
trial Of she prisoners ans establish their 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

on Monday. 10 ioFm lhtmssls,s lale PER
mabsHi union. whose basinss. Hlil es "
eel out 4 nsW edition 81 he Bi5e. yin
ne alterations proposed. ASdrsss ssrs
made by Rev. Messns. cone. Armllagr.
wyekof snd olhen. The sum Of sseso
has already been eonlnbukdio further lhs
.new version"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Iron for the Wilmington and Man.
chester Rail Road. are graiiicd to

learn. from the Charleston papers. that Ma
jor Walier, Gwynn. Consulting Engineer,
and agent for the Wilmington and Man.
chester Rail Road, has concluded con.
tract Cor 1000 tons Of IRON in England
weighing 51a lbs. per yard. a, SAT pei
Ton, freight, duty. and insurance included
TO be delivered in Chsrlesion. 'fhe cash
is 10 be paid on delivery. This iron viii
be used Tor The Southern end Of the track
Wilmng,o,i Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Skies still Brighter Rive understand

Skies Still Brighter I'VE understand
that many Of the senators who are friends
iothe scheme Of accommodation now pend.
ing before the Senate, had a free conference
yesterday morning. and the result was a
more decided confidence in the passage Of
the bill. Several gentlemen avowed their
dissemination to support the measure.
whose course had mol been sufficiently de.
cided to admit Of positive calculation. Il
is now estimated that the bill will pass the
Senate by amsjoriiy Of from six TO eight.
The question. however. will scarcely be
taken before the end OF the next week.
10 The House Of Representatives the
clements OF calculation are more diyersii-
ed. and the result is more uncertain. But
We understand the prospects Of an AMIGA
Die settlement are opening with more hope
and confidence, and ]. il believed that this
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

Contested Seat.-Ths COMMITTEES on
Elections, in The House Of Representa-
lives, have reported that Daniel Miller.
Whir i entitled 10 the seal as Rspresen-
ta,i,e from Iowa. instead Of William
Tboippson, Democrat. sho has held II
since The session began.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

noetnss. Dor oEssIt WfIs Ftssivsdsaat
lsossly, and SenoI Aleoy admiis he dis.
Iiuciioa 10 hFofOf he pIisonsEs noi laksn
n he aeg Of inrssion. and vii abide SenoE
Dc csldsron's dscisiol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

The Bapfsts and the Bibel.-Those per
sons attached TO the Baptist denomina.
ton. who believe in a new version of the
Bible. and substituting. inmerse" fo'
ebapiissd," had meeting 10 New York