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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
INDIA.
TronbIc ND AnnrNnIIon.

O0 the 81 Feb about goo men ol the az
freddie tribes ottacl cd the camp ~ party Of sap
pers employed 3D. makiue e road through the hills
between Pcsha@ur aDt kOhat lt a pass about De-
mi. rom tie .oracr, oi cur mcn were killed.
wounded and the camp p.unlcrei. T. ayenge
this massacre q strOng force, under Col Bradshaw,
with the Commander n Chief and Sir q. Campbell
10 company, marched from Pcshawur on the 3lh,
notice having been previously given that the yl
laees ~ the offenders would be destroyed. and tLat
murder would BE- always thus avenged. The force
returned on the i,h, having been completely sue
cessill SIX villages and a great number OF the en-
cm, ha, e. been destroye cd. There was good def
of skrmshing on the 10Th and llth. AID also Ia re-
turning through tie pass Ou the jth Sir C. Va
pier was to leave Pesha~ur ou the l.th.
The North. western papers report Disturbances
az Iizierabap and mritsir anI anticipate them IN
tn, neishborhood o; Blunoo. 4 sunponder plot
IS SAID to have been discovered at Lahore.
Tue Skhm altar Is happily ended. The troops
ENGAGED la It have returned to DaTieehng. The
British have annexed the Rajahs possessions %
th.s side of the Great Runject River yielding an
annual revenue ~ tl 500. The 1900 per anuum
he IA. hitherto been allowed on sccount OF the ces
son Of Oar Keeling will be helcci1rth withheld and
the Ra iah scontumlcy viii be- therefore punished
by the .oss OF 1900 OF annual revenue
There has been serious disturbance IN the
Northern Provinces OF the Mann dominions. IN
~llcn the town o. Mu.kapore ard the neishb0ung
villages have been buratto the ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
Things at Naples.

Tie preparations 'or the trial al. s.me oi the
principal q the NeapoItau L oera.s proceed rap
ill,. aud il u0W seems probable ;nat their ate VII
shortly be decided upon. The decision of the
Grand Criminal Court as % tie nature OF the in
dictmeuts uas JUS. been published Accordias 70 u
o. persons. among whom aye Pocro. Romeo, Set
tembrui and Caraia. are accused 90 belonging 20
au ul.aW iul association entitled " Italian nifty.
with the view OF conspiring against the internal
security o, the state and the person Of the King
of DESTROYING and char -irg the Government and
exciting anl Grning tie sub cts against the roy
authority. Some OF these are charged, moreover
with lending their houses for the meetings OF the
Association with possessing papers, books and
emb ems belonging 10 the sect, and some y lth hav
ing forbidden arms.
The decree Of the King ior the suppression oi the
Constitution Is ready, and It WI be published with
another granting al almost general amnesty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
Letter from the Count de Cham bord.

The Ami ae Oidrc publishes the following letter
addressed to It by the Conn, dc Chambord. dated
Ncuicc, l3sh Msrch
hesr that subscriptions have been opened in
severa. departments or The purpose Of presenting
ne with some articles 90 great value am deep
ly touched and grateful ior these marks OF sympa
tn and remembrance bat ! wish ny friends 10
Know. that under existing circumstances, i IS not
possible Tor me 70 accept these -ts. In presence
o. the m.>ior:unes Of the country and the number
of perscns IN distress b. require reAei, when the
amchorston q tie cocduoa o, the working class
- calls fo- al our solici.uie. and ihst an every
dsy afflicted AZ the idea OF being DEPRIVED by the
u,s'ortunes Of the time and by my absence, Of The
satisfaction a. assisting them as my heart would
dictate how could with pleasure see my frlencs
pa,iins themselves 70 expense on NY account
oe. them. therefore % reserve al the resources
hey have q, their disposal for more useful par
pose The god they VII do in France in my
name, viii De the best prooi they can give me "
,htr Rfe,tion and for which shai always BE- thc
nos. thankful IS-ned HTNEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
Gros Eednctlon IN The Blill-h Nayy:

Tie C0nnlttee u cha .se Oi me question .- It
.a.ae or otoUsnug tie rrs ration 3D. to' Navy.
ha. mad. ID report, OF Which .n- following Isl '"s
sub .aDoc
Tha. tbc present allowance o.. sg'its or
-. bee reduced ouehait
CD Tlat th remaining portion bee ss 20 AZ .a
per tine.
Gers shall n.t r,ceire au. pay inrul u ihe n'i "a.
ton Of spirits taken from them.
80 That Mates second masters surgeons o'
ssta1is ana clerks, shall receive ocmpeDs-ii " on
Doe present savings price lo- taa bali eLoWal0e %.
t.. sp.r.ts O. bee reduced.
That ia.Ishipmcu, cadets. ond boys, wto d1
l..l receive q ration ~ spirits be paid comp ~
ton equal O. toe SAVINGS Prre OF me resent
whole allowance.
80 That warrant officer working petty officers.
able aud ordinary scamcu. and non cailIniss lIntI
Officers anI ursatos "a Marines, shat receive ''r
their hRf allowance compensation Ial ntui in
money ot IS 6d per uau per calendar month.
co. That second class ordinary scanen aud
.aDasuea be- allowed Is oa per man per es.endaf
mouth
co.'s That men wislus % give up the roiao.l
allowance. shsl receive further compensation
equa to ,he savings price .lr such period os f.,.
may think proper
"'g That mo- rew spirits 10. ssaed o. any one *
cent under ~ ccia. Circumstance ~ the ais ct''
Of tnc captain.
10 That in case oi persistug Drunkenness 81
deduction or discoutluuGncc ne made 'o' hne '
the compensation allowance.
.u Tina; the monthly allowance io TIE mol '1i
of their erowit, wages bee Ina tea L. rs ,rri'ait
"I2 That the Police on boori tcr Ma 'ty ash.
be- pat on better footing.
"l3 That thc seamcu aud marines sha' boz a'
liberty o. make larFcr allotment l'r the me"trn
an,e %. thcr iamhes-,H Al SOD per mouth
for o. able scamcn
"I4 That the Admlra't, circular TO the lr,t CD.
the 2ls' Juy l-to rcspcctus provisions Poe tro1sii
under review or tho purpose oi @ more Satisfactory
adjustment of the scale.
ais That the proposed measure take Immediate
effect rs regards sI officers and al. future tries
and that as regards ships iu commission. taer
10, ships It's a convenient GAY for carrying the mca.
sure iuto effect Bot men now in the navy shou. Z
"a the meantime have the option OF iskin, adyan
tao 90. the proposed compensation allowance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
AUSTRALIA.
Progress of The olouy.

By the Apis, which arrived at London, 10Th
March. from Adelaide, We have some late intei
scuce. She is the first WOO. slip It the season.
Several emigrant ships have arrived ont Villages
and rural townships were rapidly 'prnsing up,
which would form considerable advantage "
future emigrants secki4g % locs;e themselves in
lcs scattered society than the prev Gus settlements
afforded The discovery OF gold IN tie Colony %
spoken Of with interest, and some lately found
stated a. Ice eXqu.stcly pure metal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
American fnhric. at Pafi..

Ire Minister Of Commerce tss caused a spec.
r'en Of cotton cloth. Manufactured in the United
Stsfes l. DE- exhibited IN one q the ruOns u the
Bourse IL las been examined by several d. thr
principal manufactures Of houeu and Alsacc. and
they have declared that. judging from the spec
u,s ., the American Manufacturer have made great
progress, and that they may become formidable
rlvas 70 them IN the produce o; low.prced coarsc
Articles but that they are greatly n'erior IN pom,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
Thirks Ia rrunsyt,anIs.

fnuf Ttan,,i,auia seem. a. 10 abandoned g., a.
late The Nalach rea,aniir afs ausrs.i g., plan
der al disresiun The domain Of ualma-, the
r'"ref'l ct 'he Counts listhleu ths, have .aises
sud divided ann'ns themselves They have lassN
"e"f ""' a ue~ meausoi prosecution The, seiss
al the stew al. ~ tho i,.'tss r,ties ,hsa.ei,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IL Osi ssssssHsu, - asa saAisr i~~A' sA.a' "a
sssrit.s. ,afs.~a. us- syls. nasiHess srs r'-''~s
vs,.sss sssA. 49,. .sI S.s~a c.sasA iisa' o'"'N~
rausise.. Ns.s
M = JENNINGS ~ Er.iw-
$50 ,irr,,.ss ~ ras ysasaAa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

CorroN.-A lew suggestions regarding this great
staple may not be amiss. Contributing "a II does
more to the commerce Of this country, and to The
world, perhaps. than any single article, and beinp
almost solely produced by Us, II is subject in
%hlch all Americans should feel deep interest
which 1t seems fair opinion Of the production Of
Inc present year may be formed, and some approx
iimaiion to It's prospective value, Before present.
log the figures, il may be proper TO allude to some
Of the more important features to be considered
First, The largely extended cultivation of the pres
ent season, induced by the high prices of the past
second, the foundations the Mississippi and Red
Rivers, by which large tracts Of the best cotton
lands in the South are entirely uverhowed-and
third, the aieness of this years crop, and the re-
suits Of backwardness in former wears These To-
gether may lead to some definite conclusions |
proceed then to state the time of bloom and time
of killing frost during the short and long crop years
from 1867 10 1889, as follows
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

Ihese figures show important facts, viz: that
late bloom has always produced short crop and,
curious as 1t may seem, a late bloom has always
been succeeded by an early frost. II is not to be
concealed that the late and tender plant is much
more susceptible to damage or destruction by the
contingencies of the season. The bloom this year
was not earlier than the 18th June, cater than
ever and assume then as an analogy the short
crop years above cited, that nature is ruled hy
precedepis, or thai like causes produce like results
what should be the inference Of this years produc.
ton W.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening, July q, 1850.
Arrived since Friday aast, per steamers Amaranth ard
Bostona; 80 head of Western Beeves 300 sheep Hogs
continue scarce but an ample supply of other stock Offer
Ing.
PRICES: The better descriptions of Attakapas and
Texas Beef Cattle, Sc04sc " ID nett Fair Western SIC "
ID nets Hogs SIC the better descriptions Of Sheep
ssf02 70 " heads Mitch Coaas sl5(02s y head, and
CaIres "a 5OCa, Sc 50 v head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

NETWORK MONEY MARkET.-The bank state
ments for the last quarter in process of pub
LEGATION on the 18th, and the impression is that the
aggregate will show greater expansion even than
the returns Of the Both of March last, which ex-
hibited an amount of loans and investments more
than fifteen millions greater than at the cores
pondng period in 1S49.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

CHOLERA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN. = This
scourge has manifested itself on the coast of Bar
barry in several maritime ports, coming within the
respondent, between the 18th Of May and the 18th
Of June, no less than 1852 PERSONS chiefly natives of
the places mentioned had arrived at Malta in small
coasting craft from Media, Monastier, Sfax, Susa,
and Unis, among them the consular agents of
several foreign powers, alarmed and fleeing from
their posts by reason of the prevailing universal
panic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

Yesterdays ITEMs-We had an intensely
warm day yesterday and for the first time for some
weeks sunny Sunday without passing shower
to scatter the gay groups promenadng in the streets
and squares. A pleasant quiet rested upon the
city, and we have not stirring local 70 record
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

LEAD AND SILVER MINE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Bristol County Coal Company, in digging
well recently on the northerly edge of their coal
vein Of lead ore, samples of which, on being sub
ected to analysis by Dr. Jackson, prove to be high
iy impregnated with silver. Farther researches
are being made there manifest indications Of
the presence of large body of these mineral trea-
.IIr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

The HABEAs CORPUS CAsE-Dalton applied to
Judge Preston Of the Supreme Court for his release
from prison, on his giving bail. 1t seems that be
had been convicted Of larceny and an application
to Judge Larue for bail, had not yet been acted
pied by the pressing business Of his Court, had not
been able to give an opinion, though he had init
mated that alter conviction there could be no bail
Judge Preston declined to hear the District Attor-
ney until after the decision Of the District Judge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT. In this Court on
Saturday the following individuals were sentenced
John Butler, Tor assault Imprisonment Of
week; Theobald Fritz for larceny, six months in
two years imprisonment at hard labor in the Peni.
Tertiary John Kennedy, for similar offence, pun
ishment Of similar kind and duration Alexander
Greenwood, for larceny, one years imprisonment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22
Creseeui aSssA anO gob printing cDfHrr.
NEW ORLkA Ms:
MONDAY MORNiNG July az. 1870.

THE FIRST MuNIcIPALITY.-On Saturday the
vote was taken on the proposition to pave Canal,
Charities and Royal streets with square stone, and
decided in favor of the measure by decided ma
jority, 720 to PSI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

Two New SAINTs.-The Pope has Just can
onized Peter Claver, Jesuit missionary, who died
two hundred years ago; and Gerrnaine Cousin, a
secular virgin, shepherdess, born in the diocese
Of Toulouse in 1879
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

Psr steamship Yacht, from BrazQsMss Crane, Col A
z Bennes 3 A., Miss Rebecca Bennett and servts ID
Hercks Esq and lady, A Belden Esq Master l. Gurer
essrs lesson Charter. Geo Palmer Fenonier Har
Per bark Eiko from Bordeaux-2s in Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS. AN but
live OF the towns in the Commonwealth have made
the returns oil their respective population as re-
quied by law, and the returns were laid before the
Governor and Council on Tuesday last 1t is as
eerained that the population Of the State will fall
but little below million of persons In l84O
1t was 7S7, 500. From the returns Just made the
new apPortionment of Senators and Representa-.
lives Tor the ensuing ten years is to be made, and
when completed, will be announced in proclama
ton by the Governor.-BOSton Advertiser.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

The Rev. DR.. Valentine Mott, one Of the most
talented in his profession, has resigned his position
as one Of the Professors in the NewYork Medical
COLLEGE Of the University
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List Of vessels In Port Not cleared.

Hsts.-n the Fifst nunicfpy gnAsl r ne ,o,syir.
snls q ni ne Nss ctfnasnes 4 Ne slread ard
y t seeopd l the hs shssr tho 6isadheat
agt NO ueig FisiAskt Landing dtsl
s1lnnrnce " Lht Ralltnad EL Arfi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22
WATCHES AND JEWEI.RY

1 p. ANDERSON, No. ~ 81. (larIes srsss- - r
acealass adjusted PiocpHieeas sud i9 Esc "a.
cono @sss q 0 Sss and Isp4,sa
M n. MEYER, No. 100 CAmg stresi- yVajcb- - -
fEs @ F2s sgS S dfsf. 4 W
All yeweEy articles repaired moderate rcse mStas
FINE WATCHES. SBtfKIliY. sIi. SFsfIVVARE.
YH8Ung 60. No. p c-aJFP STREET, Gate
hand t ne asns E h hys egRg'aaiE
FLE& WAICHEs 0of Ladies and Gentismes,s ~.
poo Gsnsvs q He q oHbsSn "A 49,
Tses 1oia aRd silver Watches, line second Or Timing
Bssonelg Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies, of
Iadies' Gaard and Belt Chains "a eu,i,sv ,,.
saensns Gassd Vet and Fob Chains Seals ana Keys
Rnb , s s sen'emen fines Rings Of Diamonds
With Sod snd sy Hosrs Cod PsscsS ao SO sS. rsls
yer Ihm6es ney patterns q Earrings; Locksss iads:
FlNE sIItv kWAs ousaqs Or Table. Tea, De-.
t as Butter KNIVES. so' so' = s'''asai y sassi
.A ,,! sREcE Z eli s;. I.sa,s and Gen.
-.s. Spectacle Case; Spectacle Glasses % suii
SLENDER BUcKLEs-god and silye, su,0..d.,
SSi1 fPi aAE sIss S5 R G s.% s :s 9
ES6 3Ifsi OFFICE CLOCKS. 6,,t ouaI.v
Canes Mounted, Damoads Reset. and 1eweiy Manufac
~ Ladies and GentIemen wishing the d. -. ,...,
FULLY invited TO examine The stock above mentioned AZ @
article e warranted as fine as any offered os sae n he city
9tsnon always paid 70 Repairing ne Clocks Wase6ss m
ssw XIX wh9a we guarantees to PERFORM or no charge ri
WANTED : WANTED--A good ma ax,,erienced
s,eswoInan, at the store No. n artfes stieet One
nes wH mud permanent situation; and none Other need
ANTEDA good MiilinsS and six apprentices. y i.
s, ggsae.s Of good character and industrious
es 1.l. ~ re = 1narsTes street iy15n
GuNDRIEs n STORE
- " g2skages green aad black Tea fine and choice;
GE9lkMEEE; Choeol.ts Prepared Cocoa and Bloms:
BEEF 1SD s SCI sG@ g Dozen
Gs e IsFl: Essy s;ss;sfs "a II ay
Wo5cssteTyS51irs SAUCE and ENGLISH PICKLES;
sPLTr ke F, 9rs.ge CO. sp choice June Batter
MISTARD and Kent u iy do neTlna'
PEPPEk Alsg 6 Cloves Cassia, Ginger Mace and
BRADY. Poi 4 me. Sherry. Madeira, eiarst and
CHAMPAGNE ciDER, Scotch Ale and London POr.
yo Sf Ds o CHARLIE = s Rf,pIi b ..
PUDLIg NOIICE-The parties to he Contract Of he
slth septepbsr. 1870 with CITY Of Neworieah 4.
ff y " N he bsturs Or her agents and legal
Finance Commee Of the Second Nunicipaiy. On MJS
o No. Il st. c fS street, q s6 s sss e Bas
0 oP streets and selling lo!s auhOz By ct
Neworleans. July H. 49, -'a's MI Il
L AN y "A ABsYMTH PE,tFUi say, etc.Tbs
settles, now landing. eons ing Of 80
10 cases cases M Use Il WINE;
50 z ss sas' xER tH'tKrd WINE.
f"s a''nA FAsIsiHs sn ARr RS.SS and FANCY
iyn 70 boxes mAcAR RRsi ard i vtEBBM |,
/ w. ARTHUR IL GO. Is and 30 New Leyee- offer
Tor sale wv packages assorted Teas; 50 do Cognac
quarter casks Por Madeira and Malaga Win @ a
a easEs S a iVO DIS Oh Bourbon and Monongahea
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From the Rio Grnnhe.


By the arrival of the steamship Yacht CAPT.
Thompson, we have Brownsville dates to the 17th.
The Sentinel says: We learn by an arrival
from the Upper Rio Grande, that the crops this
side Of Rio Grande City have been materially in
jured by the late freshet No Indian depredations
were reported for the last few days Capt. Fords
company of Rangers had left on scout.
In Brownsville, on the 10th inst, while two
Mexicans were playing cards together, one of
them, named Francisco Flores, drew pistol and
fired it full in the face of the other One shot took
effect in the shoulder of the intended victim, and
another lodged in the neck OF one Delesforo Liren-
do, causing his death in few hours. Flores at
tempted to escape by swimming across the river,
but was taken by the Infatuated populace and
hanged.
The American Flag gives in an extra an account
oil the murder Of Capt. Brennan, and the subse-
quent execution by Lynch law of Bill Hardy, a
notorious desperate, who boldly avowed the deed.
We shall publish tomorrow the full particulars of
this thrilling affair.
Mr.. q. L. Stilwell arrived at Brownsville on the
18th. His house, nine miles on the other side of
the Rio Colorado, containing his family and four
Mexicans, was attacked on the 10Th inst bv
eleven Indians, who surrounded the premises and
kept up constant fire for about half an hour with
out doing any other injury than killing two horses
that were tied at the door. One of the party then
came forward, at what he no doubt considered
safe distance, as if to challenge, when Mr. Still
well shot him dead. The party then left, taking
away three horses, and made towards Brownsville
A Mr.. Holbrook, one of Stilwell's party, was
surrounded, while in the woods, by party Of In
dams, and murdered,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

The WEST IN MoURNING-A dispatch from
Cincinnati says
The announcement of the Presidents death ere.
ated a deep sensation here, and number of The
public buildings were dressed IN mourning The
making great preparations for the funeral ceremo
MES, tomorrow, simultaneous with those in Wash.
ington. Several gentlemen left for Washineton
Immediately upon the receipt of the news 10 be
present at the soemnities
All the cities down the river, and on the line of
the telegraph, are making extensive arrangements
for the funeral ceremonies
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

The INAUGuRArioN.--The National Intelligent
Ger has the following notice OF the inauguration or
President Fillmore:
At IL O'Clock, according TO previous arrange.
ment, the Senate entered the Hall Of the House of
Representatives, the Sneaker and members stand.
ing soon amer the Hon Willard Fillmore, Vice
PRESIDENT OF The United States attended BY a mem.
Der OF each House, entered the Hall. and ioJk a
seat at the table OF the Clerk Of the House After
a brief pause he rose, and in a clear and distinct
voice. pronounced the oath Fidelity to the Consti
tuition, and the act Of installation was comnlets
ihe profound silence of SO great an assemblage of
deeply concerned spectators, the ceremony so brief
and complete, and yet so important in its conseoueD
ces, national, political and personal, presented A
scene altogether American, II was the incident of
the day, which probably made less impression i,,an
some Others on the American spectators, but was
precisely that which most calculated to attract
the notice OF foreigners The death of the Presi
dent being announced, citizen plainly attired en-
tiers among the assembled Representatives of The
nation walks up to the Clerks stand takes n oa IN
on the Bible 10 supporthe Constitution of the United
States, and by this brief ceremony he becomes. in
an instant OF time, invested with the command of
the whole military force Of a mighty empire, with
the execution OF its laws aud the administration of
ITS power, No one objects, or dreams of objection.
The act Is acqniesced in a thing of course and
with the submission that would be rendered to- law
OF nature. The sceptre of the people passes into his
hands as quietly and quickly as power of attorney
could be acknowledged before a Justice of the
Peace. And yet, though the individual attracted,
the Thing itself was hardly thought fin connection
with the consequences. In some countries, such a
transfer OF power would have cost streams Of blood
and shaken the Government to its very foundation
And why Is il not so here! Because ours is a Gov.
eminent of equal rights and a Government of laws;
and because our people are law-abding and law,
Keeping people; because they know and feel that
their own laws are the restraint which thew them
selves have placed on their own passions; and that
It Is only by obsyng these laws that their eaual
rights can be maintained, May such ever be their
spirit lfso, we may well say of the Republic, moi
"EsTo perpetual" but "EsT perpetua!'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-22

patch gives us the following.
HUDSON, Saturday, July 10, O'Clock, A. N.
lire broke out about o'clock, this morning, in
Busbusy's Cabinet Wareroom. The brick dry
goods store, Mfcy " Cos lumber yard, Charlott's
Cabinet and Toby's paint shop, Hoffman 81 Van
Duzen's store, and about eight or nine dwellings
and other buildings were destroyed The loss is
S50,000-insured $4,000.