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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
Chnnccs OF thc Compromi.c.

The vote by which the Senate on Friday
refused to strike out the Texas Boundary
clauses &c. from the Compromise bill was
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin, Benlo1, BUter. Chase Clarke
Gorwlr Davis Of Mass DsV1s o. hss DS5oa po'gs Of
ard, Smith, Soue, Spruance, Turney UPham Wales and
NAYs~messrs Atchison, Badger, Bell, Berreu Bright
Casa Clay, Cooper DswsOn Dickinson, jdgs OF lows,
Downs Foote, Houston, Jones, King, Morton, Norr'i
er Webster sns " hiicomb-27.
iIo,ton Of Florida omitted il IeIesrapa.e dspatchI
Ab,ent-Messrs Bradbury, (Mel Phelps, (yll Fe'el 0,
Mich Douglas Q1) Mangua ~ c. Clemens, (Alsl Bor
land (Ark Sebastian, (Ark and Barnwel Is C.l-9.
Messrs. Douglas and Mangum are friends
of the bill; Felch doubtful, bnt probably
friendly; which, if all those who voted
against the amendment shall vote for the bill,
will make thirty in its favor, or One-half a
full Senate. Mr.. BOrland, we understand,
will not be present when the final vote is
taken, and this of itself would secure the
passage of the bill should all the rest vote as
indicated above.
The indication most favorable to the pas
sage Of the bill is the evident anxiety of its
friends topress forward to final vote, while
It's opponents prefer to talk and staye off the
decision. If there is majority adverse to
the bill, why does not that majority knock
it in the head, and give room for measures
that can pass? 0most Eliminating, long
winded Congress- the People impatiently
entreat you to DO something!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

WANTED-A situation by a very good recommended.
w imart ard tidy Proe slant girl to do house chamber
work lea rstrste washer and Ironer snd very good
cbsmbern aid Viz make herself generally useful Wages
not 80 much an object as good home. No objection 90
10 The country Call Ct so Broadway. iel7 lLe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

WANTtD-l00 agents TO canvass for a new wOrk Just
w published Ato for variety Of pictorial popular and
useful works AS great inducements offered and a.
large wages can he made "a At any other similar establish
M ut IN the country Call or address, post paid "The
American Fsmily Publication Establishment" IS Nassau.
e. up stairs frs. door fslT Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
Enr EurapN.

AnyKRTIsEnESTs.-Fo see third page,
I'D California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

MANTED-A situation by a respectable young woman
w seemsress who perfectly understands cutting AMI
hrg and produce the best OF city referen e, would
ha. objection 10 go short distance in tho country.
Wanted, situation by respectable, steady girl as
or chsmbemeo and can produce the best OF city reference
f,om her last place
Waried, by ayoung woman, situation TO DO chamber
work and 10 assist In washing and ironing the best Of city
reference can be given. Call at "a SIKH av In tho book
store The advertisers be for two days sl7 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

WANTED-A situation by very competent CIR. win
w good city reference nurse and nstress or chan
beImad ard wsiier In private family Would 90 10 Tue
country or travel with lady. Gail At n sx,hsv. 10 hs
book store. iei7 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

WANTED BY respectable young woman Of steady
w and industrious habits situation 10 do chamberwofk
snd waiting In respectable private family; has objec-
ton TO go short distance in The county Would ssss IN
washing and ironing 10 well recommended from her last
piece Can be for days at % Fultonst JeI7 I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

WANTED-A tustion BY very respectable woman
hs chsn0errad, or 10 do ain cooking and washing
and ironing In small family. Sic 10 fully competent ior
ether ua1cn lcquie 81 her present place OF serves
a. LeXngion-av. Monday and Tuesday. 10 IL 2ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

Nf AkTED.-A 81 Usion a. cook by Protestant
w woman she % coed washer End ironer and would
objection 70 he county Cell 81 II Rose st ioat hOufs,
first floor. iel7lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

WAHTED-A stu alton by a very well recommended
w girl who IL fret cook sud bsker 10 do Eng,
washing and ironing 10 good washer and ouet aud
VIII make herself generally useul No objection 10 90
the country. Call 223 Bowery. jei7 nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

NE}ANTED-A Pastry Cook COnsectioner, a &C.
w oond bsnd IN good shop, out Of the city steadg
employment throughout the year, with good bOas aud
washing single preferred Address, sla11g terms
end reference, q X N Tribune office iel7 I,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

M0tirs PoIrer from EIertro MeR ssgtsaR--The
Baltimore Patriot says that Mr. j. H atum, who
has been engaged tor several months pas, IN Bal
tmote, constructing engine to be propelled by
Electro Magnetism, has trinmphantly succeeded,
and will soon make public exhbti.n OF bis ma
chinery, when he expects to demonstrate its pow
er to be from 8 to l2 horse capacity
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

The Dead Of 1850 The list Of persons of note
who have died during the irst hall al the present
ysaF embraces many distinguished names. We
notice some OF them; Joha c. Calhoun, Franklin
II Elmore, Sargeant s. Ps-nsiss. Daairt p King,
Matthew L. Davis. Jacob Hays Genvra Zachary
Taylor Brig, Gen. Mason. Con james, J New
land Maffit. Adam Ramagr. 5 Margaret Fuller.
bridge, President Boyer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23
TC RENT.

EsOR RENT LOW Twosou FRAME
a1esE ..se Esa1 the New SpB BaSS @ %
eaISuisted for two small famliss bu. VII be rsuss.
one sSsf and u % ss: AsS. $
TO RENT-Very low 70 scod seaan lst Novem.
factory terms can b. made with the owne sass
delightful residence lamp street, tour door Oee% -
rooms, kitchen pantyy and very conVenience II hss
small yard and garden IN ironi yass az paved me- sosn
s1SHTs soS sPa =, s Ts ocs SSSAso rO terms anu ri
L7UR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
Prytanls has Pariors, 'hambers. two ktch S
ems Gailerles on rst and second STORES, with ar, &C.
%G snd @ zee Be- s aS an q ne3
occupant have refusal alter PEI % %MaEY HSfsS's f aO'
U4 corner d Camp and Graylet streets.
Id s, wsIns % Hoass No 10 ill seez sel =, % con
aiming Twelve good Rooms, wei calculated Tor M3
AZ yeans Kem very Ow onli hnt November Apply al
so. q N Nalehsz street. ap starr myl0
20 Be LfiT-A ! small B, .43s ofics whh i1tursa, A.
u AET-A handsome, large, and well ventilated front
Room iS BY y eet peasanl ssepns sYa5t,nsni a.
DObood and convenient distance business To sails
SS Apev y" g EIso s. eS Ssssde sai 81
% HkN1-rhs sECUND sTUkY Of 20 Gus
,ongsss s.rset soIIabe for storage o. EuniSgIe ~
Ley is Gan De .fsi bT}RBEyIDtGg q RsBiyDtG ou, on the PREMISE
'INO LEr-The Store No. q st Charles sreet. Pos
JeS VI. BARNETT q co. IL Camp ST ~
10 REN1-A neat Coruage HOUSE. No. "A Apu.o -.
street-ksul. s4bi per year October pre- 1
,Ios 70 which time Ii viii be rented al 8 sr month -
| Appy 20 JtthN HURLEY 70 rch0upUu As St
Je' II WO A. u JACh5ON, " A1ollo streeI.
| SyTABI.E FOR RENT-The stable ialely occupied By
~ Mr. King, Graver between BarUnne and Phil
pSis- isls J6ES d. ELLIOTT CO. % erayier :.
L'Oh l.kNT-A large, spacious, pleasant 4 ON. q
house. S GaaRLE e. sISU aiSG '@
/ Jyo0 "a Camp street
| - OOM6 TO HENT-SeveFal airy. eommodious and
neatly furnished rooms, families single gentlemen
TOR rent Apply to Mn. Hughes, No. 30 TehOupitOulas
| sIreet. au7 lmf
| AiURNIsHED ROOMS.-=oYeral large airy Rooms
desirable ior Summer Season, can be had al los
st Joseph street, secoud door ST. Chares Iso Am
| AsgRNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT LOW
L. During the Summer season.. EI
| jyl2 at No. q ChartTes street 1SA
/ FURNISHED ROOMS To RkNT, al 50 -
| L PHILIPPE STREET, bstDeea Common and Ii
| GraUter streets. az -
| L.'UkNIeHkD ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pleasanl =.
| L Furnished Rooms the large Iwo-stoTy house, #E
with Galleries, at the of St John and PerdidoA
| streets.
| - O0MS FOR Rem Nr-Several Rooms banks Arcade,
N suitable lor Offices Tor Apply 4 NaIchez
| up stars. NIL
|
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

Wentworth, Of the Chicago Congressional Dis
triet, declines a Te-election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23
N. ORLEANS and OAaRoLLToN RAlLROAD

N. ORLEANS and CARROLLT0N RAILROAD.
EAM ssss..it.s
Inc ef lie T.oa,siana and Napoleon 8uenae Brdach
Roads eRd RsdaetsgS IN the Fare 70 take piaes on the
single leksl any distance from, above Louis.
children over and under il yea S
To from Louisiana Avenue lchdren half pTce,).. 10
buckets for above Louisiana Avenue, or from Carroll
50 tickets to o; from Louisiana
Personal monthly uokeis, {lrum 6rst to the ast OF
Ts sR Cars G9n dspars ~ 9s % SaqsSSs depot
Horse Car, n A. N. 81 and il1 p. N.
the MSnay February Sond Monday in S0
veHber' and at other n times t,1I anti r. 3r.A
Horse Gar. 8 a. NJ: stSm and fliE,r"s.'" iO ?. NJ
the bid Monday Fsbras q he second Monday IN No
yemO'r and at 0Ehs' El&Ss RSETTE sTFsII tfNEE: fNEE
Fare any distance tchdren as above, half 90 y
Personal monthly tickets; iom the first to he last Of each
month only , any distance. .............. 90
From Lafayette in summer, and M
From From GsRs sisye,1s sisei S9 sPa S NJ
&sI Which the Car viii leave each end s sSslg SnS sn
osSf G's and SS " VI Ias s"s ssyss ks6s
- rvss9S cAMP STREET
| s;5, PL3IEo FORTES, from the justly
Bsy; SS %E. 9i;'o9i a IIh9 S RG%ns% G% sa
S r. o ne sfT s'f PENr
S to H S aSS. IN are q ac q % e e S G% now s S
5eRad they VIII stand longer and in better nne than
which be removed in moment there being connee
a9n ss'"SfR oN II .n1 GG6R6E6Ss " fGTEs
Forte, Ts Guitar 81 ST Rut Flute eio Also SsTRdCFioS
BOOKS D Gs all ESfs G,,51%e1ss aH5 II ,S.s LIB
| orders. Al order promptly attended To- Hh2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23
CITIzENs BANk OE LoggIss5BAABEA. ! "a !

NewOrleans, July 3, 1850. )
EDR0POS AIS will be received at the Oice of this Bank
Tor The LEASE for term Of from 10 years, Of the
ST, L0LILS HOTEL, together with the BAR ROOM
and ROTU SDA of the st Louis Exchange. The St
Louis BALL ROOM will be leased with the above or sep
gIatey. 80, 3, 5 ,
The Hotel to be furnished by the lssseessoqrty to be
ya iiaw2m ortr EUGENE ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
CORN ILLS and COTTON PREss SCREWS:
GTRA BB'S PATENT FRENCH BU Ar BLOCK
- unriyahsd CORN MILLS.
NEWELL. PRESS SCREWS turned IN Lathe of all
sizes, the hegt article made For sale by the Agents,
7. W. ARTHUR co.,
apa . and Hn NAIs I-AHsa st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

EINsUN. CarpeHter and BuitaeF, No. 2S4 Mags
S zine street, (n Side stewart old pacel-constanuy
ca haid extensive assortment of Panel Door, Blinds
Sash glazed ungased All orders promptly hled the
ne1tness and dispatch. uihS u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

Slhour ChrOnomelers altered U run 9 hours. s49II
Nt II. MEY En-, No. 100 CAmp slreel. WaIch-
FEEs mf1si fANG9 tg3 ARTCLE5, ART 4 AND AGaEs
All Je,Vely ariees required at moderate mIsaAA
F1NE " MAFCHks, JEW kL.RH sII.V kftIS AhEs.
Y9UNG q Co, No. p C1-uP STREET, tla.e
PES Psns vg GEsn' 9S 81 fns LsWEE sSd S s9d d.
'veaT) OF the mos approved makers OF l4c Lv aA
sEpooi and Gensss, oons,.ing of hunting an9 Opea
Warehes aanqIonIure.
sautuny Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies, Of
Ladies Guard and Bet Chains, an enursy new pattern
Ladies and Gentsmen's Finger Rings, OF diamonds,
Lsdiss sad Ss9,sms9 sold Pen.
Sleeve 81 and Cos Ses uoa Of Ens' no'
FiSE sIEvEIFWA con;I.Sss Of TsPs. Tea, Rss
Butter KNIVES, ec.7 ao. Of ssVsI
sPECTACl.Es-For Ladies and Gen
esSa:s II Ss Sod sCsos sxs Ssd Gss se 3 ssS sU
SUsPENDER BUCKLEs-GoId and Silver suspender
MASTEI CLOCKS aev styie require ssii mo no
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS. frs, quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and JewelTy Manufac
~ LaGes and Gentlemen y,altng the CITY are respect.
aIucls warranted Is ne as any offered for sale 10 e city
sne Sa Sr%s T Sc G a
Jeweiy, which guarantees to perform. charge Dsu
o mae. Ie6lt
k1UbLtC NOIICE- The Finance COMMITTEES OF the
council Of the Second MunlclpRity give public
notice 10 whom may conce thai they have csnsed to be
drawn ~ by II b. Cenas. otsrY Public. formal
nac between the Second Municipality and the u the
original contract OF september 70. 1870 relative the
baure prvding for the opening OF See and the sale OF
LO authorized BY the Act of the Legisanre approved
on the sis March ie5O and that the COntract embrac
snch conditions and shpuaOn he Dares heretofore
suited apear willing to assent TO ready tor signature by
snch Ut the parties may fl and they
requested and invited forward and sign the
the office OF the said Notary ST. hares before the
LIST OF NoVembernext To AVOID all mistakes the pares
hose signatures are necessary the committee suOin list
OF the parties who by themselves their agents,
slgned the original contract. and who bv themselves
their hers other legal representatives required
the disposition part OF the RaituFe by the
Act OF the Legislature New eans, August Isl. 1850.
GEO. 4 LAWRASON, chairman
List of persons who signed the OF September 20,
1N2O, by III, mseves or agents. 10 viii:
Edward Livingston, Henry McCall,
Jan Gravier, Joseph :. Winter,
is Barthelemv MacaFty, texaId-r LabFanehe,
ChrlsOval foetanO, Jeanne Border Mad me Petit,
Vincent killeuk, Bertrand GravieF, Jun'T.
Tolssalnt M0ssy, Jeanne GravieF,
Elle JOurlan, Widow and heirs OF Z. De-
Maneth st. Armand, {. W. c., labegIre,
John Linton. Rsl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

5uhN ARMSTRONG, 217 TchoupIoua street, "
= posi!e ST Marys Market prepared % manufacture
SG B0aeTS, Of every DESCRIPTION, cheap prices tey
can be delivered here from any part OF e country a9S
& 90. q. TAYLOR 81 90. LJsiLsrs an Coffee, Our
N no Bags Rtee and Western Produce, No. VI Maga
zine street, New Orleans. fy2
az Ny, W, G. FITE is our authorized AGENT 70
transact all business of the House. per uoara passed
thus day before A. q. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
ty25 GEO. q. TAYLOR & co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

MA 10 a a
NHE undersigned his old established office continues
accommodate persons desirous of remittinR money Their
iends in England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Orafs payable in any pOstown In the above named king
ms, and in suit He also, usual continues haV.
passengers brought from Liverpool this city good
ships and reasonable TENS Parties living distance, by
ddressing letter (pOstpaid to the undersigned will be
Imptly attended TO JOHN TOOI,E,
sl0 " Is Rank Place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

J0IiN s,TR0ub Il UO., iiS COSMOS sT, betSse we
= GarSpse,sl S qgd BPEgRns PSg5es @ 4 @MAIR0wN
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS. TOMB \ElYE.gv
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in efftNt,tE
elned PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma. Hy-
draulc G CEMENf, PlasleTing HAIR, White sand ~
Lngllsh, Pensaroln and Pittsbnrg FIRE-BRICk. my3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

TEyO PLANTERS AND BUILDERS.-A. BROWN
4 & CO., Dealers IN all kinds Of LHleer-CypFesa,
'F hite and Yellow Pine Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
hand Poplar; Mahogany Newels ana balusteTg L9th,
LsAEs....S STEAM 6AW-MI14L, NAroHEz, MISS.
~ Orders for all kinds OF Cypress Lumber, delivered
,ottce = yd 9mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

s9Ek MA : rhe well known fast sailing ciipne
- THORN, Capt. John Lewis, will cave fur -AN
JUAN Nicaragua, unavoidable accidents excepted, th
lst Of Sepleab-T next.
the San Juan and Lake Nicaragua. with twelve mile
Of land carriage and all through interesting and petel
healthy eOnntry RealJD the Pacific
az which there constant opportunities o. reaching SAL
FTanci by sailing vessels This about THOUSAND
shorter than any other operation. The FbUn
in line order and will sail ctuay advertised, provided
a ticent number Of passengers otier.
assage $50 and fOund For tickets apply at the off,
Of the Agent
IVA I GSrauia 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

LIRE BRICKs.-s5.OOg English, landing from ship
Hero Of sdon; 500 Scotch, and SoOeo Pittsburgh
"iu suis 80 azYMAS x HOLDEN. IS Magazine ssrsst-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23
UATns! RATms!-The b
ablic is respectfully informed

The nrOprelo q make the eQmpee ~ dega The
proprietor of tie EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS has
several elegant Bath Rooms CONT street. the corner
at Dauphin, the site formerly known the NepOuly
Baths which excel in magnicence any establishment OF
the kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD, SHOW
ER, VAPOR and MEDICATED BATHS can be had at
all times from O'Clock A. NJ. till 10 clock p. Hot
Cold or Shower Bath, 10 cents. myl 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23
SyTAR TOWBoAT LINE
- ANGL0-sAXON. g -
ANSL99-N9RMA,SS, ANSE9- \ SINMN,ESS,N 'sH-H'

This line composed of low pressure boats bnt
pTessy for the above business of great strength and with
powerful machinery. Anthracite Coal is used for fuel to
avoid burning the sails and nggngs of vessels and to free
them fTOmsmoke
Arrangements made with other boats assist this line
in taking large ships over the bar, when necessary
Shp-mastes and shipOwners will benefit themselves by
patronlsng these boats they will obtain dispatch, well
as the greatest security for life and property. , n5
Newt lTleans NOV I w ANTON 81 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

SSUGAR KET FLES-Assorted, 30 TO 81 inches, Ten
- nessee pattern, and equal the best Tennes
see also, CRATE OARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc.
w. b. M0CUTCHoN & co.
uhs Sm6N w fivaviar streat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

49, NLCAEkAtEIA HUUIE FOh IAIlIFOH-
NfYE NlA-The fine and very fast sailing schooner
- HOME Capt. Benson char,erei tor this voyage
to precee The Thorn vii leave for san Juan, Nicaragua.
oonday the IyJh in- ant
From san Juan Realo the Pacific, the IS BY
the San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about tWsiVe
miles of land cArriage and all tnragh exceedingly
esting and healthy Ty RsaIO a c0nsd-tab
Pacific. which there opportunities
Of reaching San Francisco by sailing vessels. TINS
about lUO miles shorter than OperaOn san Jasn
beng 40 miles this side Chasres. and RsaDo only wv
miles above Panama. For freight assage apply TO
VILLA u J DEWEY 81 Graver street,
aul2 or to FREDERICK g CAMERUEN, ~ tiTaVief 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

80 Hos. ID. HAII4hs, Broker, ST Charles tiUle Buuo
ny, h door Common street., office oi H. DAVIS
u ,ary s-w Orleans = viii buy and sell Lan'leo
Property; rage; Discount Notes;
as AppraI-eI and Expen adIusr counts make COpar
nerhip Settlements 'nienhs fesllng IL ny during th'
Summer. aud viii Agent tor property :.
Tor taxes iaf valuaIiOn draw col
eCi rents and attend Agency business IN gen
emil mhIn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

sHIbGH sEHOOI. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A BoAkDERS AND DAY PUPILS, Caro4idelet
street, near 81 Joseph, established IN lS42 nnder lie
supernten%cenee % o. the MISSES .4LLISON, from Lon.
This Institution, conducted on he best pans of
European Instruction. constantly open for The recenon oi
young ladies, in all the solid and ornamental brsnehs Teon
a complete and finished education, 4-
TERMS and other particulars may De- known m annlics
ion at the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON on GaTOn.
aeiet street. jal4 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

N1EW OhiEANs CARRIAGE WSR.-Ei0IsE,
~ Nos. Al y and 20 Graoler street. - "a =
CARRIAGES and HARNESS OF every "a ~ s1as8
description always on hand For sale low SFd<$1s35S
tor cash approved paper Also W.
Springs, Axes, Lamps Bands, Cloths, Leather Lace and
Varnlsh lGbl3 6md@Wl Z. w. HALE & LUM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23
- s:ss.@ Essssas@z.

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. al
Charleston. s. g.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-23

S.4T FK.4yNCISti o Il EG UL..9k LINE.
"a. FOX sAN FhANClsGU.-Ths /, sail
S{LEk ing ship GkOkitsb STEt BNs. Captain J0hn
cushing, is now loading tor the above port and vii
have all possible This ship ORDER
peed and well found every For lrelEI pas
sage, apply board Post Ii, Second M1npa at,
or 10 JfP WHITNEY & 20. 6l Camp st.
jes4 or WILLIAM ]. DEWEY, 81 Gnver a.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
COURT LITERATURE.

The Washington Union is afflicted with an in
veteracy in laundering, which is frequently the
more conspicuous because it is displayed in the
essays of that journal to pronounce critical udg-
ments in matters of style. What it calls General
Taylor's 'bulls' it often comments upon, in a
manner which it designs to be exquisitely satiri-
cal. In an article of Thursday morning last, it
declares the opinion that these "bus" are ''evi-
dences of a change which has taken place recent-
ly in court heratare;" and in confirmation of that
sapent conclusion, it cites the following extract
from report of the speech delivered by the Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, at dinner in Scotland
,",rhe Americans ,Anglo-saxons as well as En-
glshmen. They were older than his fellow country
men, but previous to the year 1916 he, in common with
his coun trymen, had the pride and glory in the
British name that any British subject could entertain
that night"
And here is the Unions commentary:
"Mr. Lawrence, the remarkable orator from svhscS
we quote, we understand is about fifty years old. He
must therefore, have been born twenty odd years
after l776; the year previous to which he, in
with his countrymen exulted in the glory OF the Br-
fish name"
1t will be readily perceived by every reader not
disposed to cavil that the mistake here discovered
was that of the reporter, and not of the speaker.
But what shall be thought of the literary qualfica
tons of our selfconstutedcritic of court litera-
ture, who in the very act of perpetrating one OF
his happiest hits, speaks of Mr.. Lawrence as an
"orator from aohich we qnote?" Surely the his
Photographer of Hannibas campaign into Africa,
and the commender of Palinurus's seamanship,
deserves the notice Of Congress, in some such
mode as that suggested by the Hon. VIM C. Pres
ton when the Senate was perplexed with an ut
terly unntelligible report of Mr. Secretary Wood
bury. Mr.. Preston proposed that person should
be appointed, with competent salary to teach
the Secretary of the Treasury arithmetic and
grammar.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

TIE DEBATE.--In that part of the debate in the
Senate, which we are compelled 10 exclude to-day,
Mr. RUsY undertook TO establish the boundary
claim of Texas. MIR. Downs denounced the resolu-
lions of Mr. CLAY as coneeding nothing whatever
to the South. Mr.. d. became excited, supposing
that Mr.. Clay designed 10 sneer at and browbeat
him. Mr.. CLAY said: "The honorable gentleman
from Louisiana has given an Interpretation to my
remarks that they were never intended to bear
The gentleman may avail himself, however, of any
Interpretation ne chooses TO give them"
Mr.. BERRIEN declared that he could not ac-
auiesce in the resolutions, without material modi-
6cations. Mr. BUTLER did NOT consider them a
compromise, but a mere concession by the South;
he was willing, however, to give governments to
the Territories, without any provision concerning
slavery. Mr. CAss made an explanation that
Michigan Ito which Mr.. CLAY had referred as
precedent for California; was, like Tennessee, ad-
.ntted by her own act, The resolutions We're
made the order on Tuesday.