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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-06
ClARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TINilE Exercises Of this institution commenced on
= the "a instant. Miss s. +. DAvirsos takes
charge of the Institution both Principal and Su
perinlendent. Competent assistants have siso been
engaged.
The Buildings have been put in comfortable re.
pair, and will be occupied by the Teachers, ~hh
whom Boarding be had in the Academy ii desir.
ed. at eight dollars per month.
The terms of tuition will be nearly the same a.
asst session OF twenty one weeks, vz
ist Class Children. &C 90
% The frst principals Of arithme.
tic, Eng.h Gfammar. Geography. &c. ~ 90
I'd All the higher branches Of a
liberal education Is 90
4. Fuel and Contingencies, 90
Extra Charges.
French, 90 90
Music on the Piano, 20 90
Use of Instrument S 90
Guitar, 90 90
Drawing, S 90
THE TRUSTEES.
Charlotte. October ., 1850. <f,f
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London Industrial Exhibition.

We learn that the President has ordered a Nation
al vessel to De got in readiness to transport TO Lon
don such articles may be prepared to be sen, by a
ny Of the States to the Industrial Exhibition to be
held in that city in May, 1851. The National In
tslligsncer observes: This will be novel mis-
s,co for ship Of war bot one entirely in harmony
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-06
ONO LEGISLATURE.

The OHIO Statesman Dem.) gives con-.
pleie returns, from which II appears that the
new Senate comprises II Wings, 10 Demo.
Gratis, and 8 Free So iers, total 80. And The
House 80 Wings, 80 Democrats, and Free.
SoIlefs, total -.
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~ The non. descript editor to The We.

~ The non descript editor to The Wes,
tries to be witty al the expense OF the con
tempated Union Meeting TO be held III Char.
lotie. Well lie, him laugh now, the time
may come when he nay have 10 laugh on the
other side Of his mouth He thinks no one
a BILE to word resolution IN INTEL gIble Ian.
guage. Whether hey will be written intel
Iigibly or not, here is one thing certain they
will not assert a falsehood. Witness the
frs, resolution 10 the proceedings where il,
saws the admission of California IS a violation
Of the Constitution. As he &c doubt wrote
them will he refer the people to the part Of
Constitution thus violated.
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A Card to the Public

A RLPORT is in circulation that ~BOYDs
"A HOTEL. in Charlotte is closed "a wilIuI
wicked and malicious FALSEIiOOD. Black and
fieMdish must DO the Heart in which II origina.
ted. Ever since located in Charlotte. rioient and
vndctps opposition TO my success has been eaer,ed.
and many FaL,E aud nnfeunded reports Thrown INTO
cincuL ArIoS to pr,jadiee the TRAVELLING COM.
MUNITY against me, all OF which have totally
distegarded. Justice to myseif family and friends,
demand at my hands pa Hrr CONTRADICTION Of The
last and most f.tsI in 10 tendency.
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BoYD's HOTEL Is OPEN,

and will be KEPT BY hin independent Of ali fsi.e
hoods and Private Communiea ions even should q.
theirs be CLOSED The proprietor pledges hms, II to
do all he to please HIS QUESTS, and intends 10
roHr IT OUT through thick and mo suRaEs.
pEa in him. Battery after battery may come a.
gansi him, but hs will stand his GROUND and GU, iu.
oil misIepr, sniations. PAraoSs Of the IIousE can
Judge for themselves. I do not keep people for no.
thing. but charge the same Is others when they
make one.
J. d. BOYD.
Charlotte. Nor. s, 1850 5ln
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CbaflntfF E.:
WEDNESDAY, NOVB'R 6, 1850.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise.
raents and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
pE. w. CARR, Esq. is our agent in fhiladel.
ph;a. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro.
cure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-06

W We learn that James Tomlinson, mem.
her elect of The House Of Commons from
Jobn.too, died on the 22d instant. We pre-
sumo the Governor will order a new election
to fill the vacancy Raj Reg.
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William Thompson. Democrat has been
elected 10 the Senate from Wayne County,
to supply the vacancy occssioned by the
death Of Mr.. ExYm.-Rai. Reg.
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Second Annual Fair of the So. Carolin


81jGTGEyT2,
OPEN ON THE 18TH NOVEMBER NEXT
ME Second Annual Fair Of the South Csi DINA
u institute. for the promotion Of An Mechsni.
cal Ingenuity, &c will b. hold in Charleston, open.
ing on The 18th November. and 10 continue during
the week.
Specimens of every branch Of Indnslry are mes.
nestly solicited. Premiums will be- awstded--fof
the best specimens. Silver Medal Tor The neat bss
Diploma. For Original Inventions, a suitable ore.
MUM. Al the discretion Of the Judges.
A SELECTION viii be made Of the best specimen Of
Mechanism and the Ars--, Il Cotton, Rics, Sugar.
Tobacco Corn, Wheat. Flour, Rosin snd Tnpentfn.
and sent to the Worlds FAIR TO be held Ia Lon.
don In the Spring OF 1851
A large and cnmmudous building has been seiec.
ted fpr the Exhibition and every attention wiIl be
paid 10 the reception and Of articles sen, 10 lhs
Far All articles must be directed 10 L. NJ Ilsrcu,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements, aud be
delivered by the l4ih of November.
Communications addressed to JAsrs II. TarLon
Chairman Of Committee OF Corrsspondence, III meet
with prompt attention.
The lion JOS. H. LUMPKIN, Of Georgia, will
deliver the Annual Address, on Tuesday night, the
18Th November.
Arang ements have been made with the South Ca
roina Rail Road Company, to let al articles nte"d.
ed for the FAR, return free Of charge
WIN. GREGG, President
+. C. JoSEs, Secretary.
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TOBACCo-Pnces very full, and 80 bids sold AZ foov.
IA hhds 1877 at and at 81 10 hhds and AT TX
round at ga and 200 hhds Mason Couny on the usua
(private) terms.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-suear was in fair reoue.,
and 400 bhds changed hands, 3g4c for Common 10 Far
Sales 500 bbs Molasses at 9i9c for good fermennr and
21k@23c for e-bOiled.
FLOUR-The market heavy and the saes continad IN
few hundred bbs, among which were los bbs Ohio =,
% . go bbs at o. 1905 80, and 100 choice 81 Ious 4.
46 50 " Dbl
CoRNA lot sold 50. and 400 sacks in several lots. at
Coo. Stock very light.
Drama sale of 100 sacks the Levee at q 30 - 100 m
oATS-Saes of 300 sacks Ohio at 49, and 500 prime a.
Louis, in lots, at &c..
HAY-A lot of GA bales good Western but in Door order
brought slS v ton. Prime Northern quoted at O an %
PROVlSIONS-Pork in some demand and we no.
til ed sales of so bbls Mess % So 2a at 49, and 12O
bbs not inspected at % 70 for Mes and 81 10 for Prime
sale Of 800 bbs Mess also reported % rs y Dbl sale
OF 81 half bbls Mes Beef % o. Bacon pretty .eadv
with sales of 81 casks Missouri Eh0ses Il 81 66 do Gin
cinnau Sides at g. and caaks SAeves at sc y H. Lard
firm, and we noticed sales o. = b Grease al az aO Dds
poor No. at 5A I56 8, 80 btu prime at Liz 100 AT
8 DIS. 482 kegs prime at 81. and 20 Al E<cYB
HEMP-356 bales Dew rotted sold al fraction under
s101 y ton. =
WHIsKY-5s bbls Rectl6ed sod in one lot at a. and 60
bbls in smaller parcels al 2I1zc.
FREIGHTs-The ship Ocean Queen taken for Bremen at
3Os for Tobacco. =
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
The Cuban ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Lead
erS-CourSe Of Gen. Iaykor--INr. Ckay's
Funeral ResOtutto,s-1hs Prestdents PEa's.
WARRINGTON, March B 1850
The Cuban invasion project has assumed much
consistency of late and the Government is no
doubt well apprised Of all movements on foot.
The projectors Of the expedition expect to derive
much, and instant aid from the Creole planters and
from all others, except a few old Spaniards. They
expect to neutralze or gain over the twenty thou
sand Spanish troops in the island These are divi-
ded into small PARTIES at different and distant
points, and may be corrupted defeated in detail
The projectors seem to lack nothing but money
to carry out their project. They cannot have any
money, oil. they would offer to pay in Scrip The
agents do not profess to do any thing contrary to
the law Of the United States, or to make any secret
OF their movements A paper--LG VeYdad--is
the organ OF their views, and openly advocates
them. l have reason to believe that Southern
politicians OF distinction are in favor of the move-
ment, though some Of them oppose it, under present
circumstances.
Gen. Taylor has been supposed TO be in favor
oil the ultimate acquisition and annexation of Cuba,
provided it be done consistently with the honor
and national obligations of the United States
Gen. Taylor will undoubtedly take strong mea-
sures to prevent any nfracton Of laws and neu-
trail obligations. He has, it seems ordered the
home squadron to be the alert, and to Illustrate
the landing OF any forces from the United States.
But i wouldrequi much larger and very vigil
liant force to prevent landing
One OF the schemes that has been talked Of is TO
have only five hundred men and raise standard of
revolt-relying on immediate support from the ma
jority OF the people of the interior well as upon
popular sympathy in the United States. Two
hundred thousand men at any time be enlisted
in the United States for any enterprise in which
the object is the acquisition of territory. The
blood Of the old Norman land-stealers flows in
veins.
The Cuban invaders can get men enough il they
can get the means to subsist them. [ have no
doubt that the project will be favored by Northern
men as well Southern. New York is, in fact
the headquarters Of this, it was of the Texan
revolution The command of the Cuban enter
prise was offered to one Northern General two
years ago. and now it is offered to another.
Mr.. Clay's resolution the funeral question has
been adopted The Senate is not to adjourn in
honor of the memory of any member who does not
die here and during the session.
The reason that Mr.. Clay did not put it in the
form Of joint resolution was that if it went to the
House, it might there sleep quietly and as long
as any one of its subjects. Mr., Clay was asked
whether he intended to deny resurrection to mem
bers OF Congress; and he qualified his remarks so
as to except the Senate.
There is to be a grand rally en- the Administra-
ton plan OF non-action. Ion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

HOMICIDE IN MoBILE-Last evening, says the
Mobile Tribune of the 9th, sad event occurred on
or near Dauphn street, which resulted in the death
OF David White, who was well known to most Of
the older citizens. 1t appears that from some past
difficulty, he drew pistol on gentleman from
Clarke county, named Henry M. Jackson, and
fred but missed his aim. The latter then drew a
revolving pistol and fred two shots Both of them
took effect in the breast of White, who fell dead
almost instantaneously. Jackson surrendered him
self, and was examined before R, d. Virgins, Esq,
and admitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000. The cir
cumstances or suspicious which led this sad ira
gedy, are such that cannot with prOprety allude
to them here. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

PANAMA RAILRoAD.-The NewYork papers
learn from the best authority, that the statements
recently broug ut out by of the passengers from
the lsthmus, in relation to the operations on the
Panama Railroad are not well founded. The work
is IN no sense suspended or discontinued. On the
contrary, MI Iotten, one of the principal contrac-
tors, who left NewYork on the 18th of January
last IN pursuance of his original plan left Chagres
for Carthagena on the Goth of February, for the
purpose of bringing to the Isthmus the native abo,
with which he constructed the Carthagena canal
AT the latest advces Mr.. Totten was in nerfac,
health, and his partner Mr.. Trautwine was ac.
lively engaged in the preliminary arrangements
necessary for commencing the work
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY or RIhEwoRKs surpsssinx
any exhibition Of the of red in bs
sly VIII b presented TO th pnbc FRIDAY EVENING Apr
X 70 me Place dATmes Tor the benefit Of the Camp
Eensrousy nreef by those
We seA'rs CaJOlHr The q will BE-
- ally enhanced by the fol- The
eaeAhp Of the distinguished Mnsician Mr. LEHMAN who
ap osn,ee his valuable Ophans Brnsh
WI nir0duee ht wonderful AMI Justly eelhrafed Midnight
Ia Dene Dknfr accompanied wild Fire Works arrznged
pre- - 3 an aceonp snimsnt for this oecaaban-
Price Oh admission will FtV Cents Child
rem halt pcea tray tdfns be crafty The
sno perform most worthy sctionno les than the Of three
hundred female orphauE "
For Of Fire fourteen dstine
representations and muai bis Performance ID
msnce at haifpaAt O'Clock. sT6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

10 Major Brown, Engineer of the Great I'm
peral Railroad in Russia, has arrived in St. Peters
burgh, and had several interviews with the EN-
peror His residence was to be permanently at St
Petersburgh He speaks of the many courtesies
extended to him by Mr.. Bodisco, who is in St.
Petersburgh, and who is much amused with the
stories set afoat by his Washington en- emies. of
his exile to Siberia, etc. Mr.. Bodisco will return
to this country this spring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The Cum
berland Civilian states that the work upon the ex
tension OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is being
pushed on with commendable zeal. The forces
engaged are now quite large. The wages for April
having been raised to s7t cents a day, will guar
anty any number of laborers that may be needed.
When the winter is fairly gone, the work will be
prosecuted with great rapiditY. -
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE 2so57 aOy N-LoNerrrpr 800 lin Tim. 81.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Globe, Boehner. Brazos st. Jago, a.
sSss ;s Fanny. Pu6ed, Chagres w Breed!eoTe
b. ship Alice Wilson, LoctRsf. Liverpool, 'r'."Or"
Br ship Herald Aud Glasgow H0shRnS kSakin Go &c
sbb IPD kk asS RtOss New New. YS2 10 WO0aq @
Bark Dene yaM NUDGE Ef New York TobS GkT oesy
Bark Sarah Snow, Howes, Boston, q. ". Hynson
sshI Mary Ann BCPLs Norfolk and Richmond & Palmer
schE Louis; q Scar Sears Apalachcqa e. e. Roger Co
scfr Sylvester Gesne Rowe Coe Blanche La. G. Smith
Arrived saturday,
Ship Talleyra9d Williams from Liverpool 1st January. to
BE- ship f RsfIo cs Az 6d frog Newport %y Wales s JAM
Ship Re6seea Wos from Rio Dc jsnerO. 1st March, to
Brig segochst, Watts. IA days from Havana, to j. Aleran
u s. ehr Arspe. Ryan, from Tampa Bay, 18th uIt, to u
b. sehT Geo; B. Mathews. Robinson. days from Rattan
schr Florida CorsOn, days from BfazOs St. Jago, to R.
John Adams, Jones, from Cincinnati
". A. Vlole Gwartney from Greenwood-26 BIS. cotton
Gen Taylor, Power. from DOnsdsonvile.
Bpena Vista, Lamothe from ST: Louis-1 bale cotton.
Gipsy, Ure, from Bayou Ssra-,H bales cotton.
Towboat Panther, Pinnegar, from the Passes.
Towboat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
3 Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Palmetto Smith. ~ hours from Galveston to
- Harris & Morgan-l50 bales cotton.
Ship May Flower Crabee IA days from NewYork to Eos
dick u Cod my.
Ship Hero. Griffith, ID days from New York to j. W. Stan.
ton g. Cod my.
Ship Avalanche previously reported at Fort M
Dr. ship Tamarac Patching, 60 days from Hull, Eng to
master-3d my.
Bark VIM Henry, Watts u days from Baltimore to master
I'D my. =
sp bark Cspharda Pablo Is days from Havana in ballast
to J. Prats-1st my.
Bng ChnchiIa' Hask IS days from Baltimore, in ballast
to master-Pont.
Sp. brig Palmo Gavot 16 DAYS from Port Cabeo in ballast
to master-1st my
sp brig Chanta, Gep, 40 days from Barcelona in ballast
to PUG, Mir & Co-lst my. =
schr naaem Lpscomb, days from Atakapas, to John
=, STEAMBOATS,
Aberdeen. Clouds from Camden-253 bales cotton.
Fashion, Martin. from Poilte.8 la Hache .-9F
Lowndes, Jr, jerks, from Prnceton9gi bales cotton
Jenny Lind, Bercer, from Opeousas-lIS bales cotton.
Rio Grande, Labarthe, from ST. Martinsvle-5 s cotton
Gen. Hamer, simpson, from Pensacola.
Towboat Ocean, Mclean, from the Passes.
Towboat Phenix, Croweu, from the Passes
Towboat Mississippi, Rinehardt, from The Passes.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. - The steamship
Fanny, Capt Pitteld left this port yesterday after
noon about o'clock for Chagres, and when oppo-
site Battle Ground Point, Mr.. James Lee, Second
Engineer, while attending to the engine, was
caught by the crank and instantly killed. He was
native of Pennsylvania, and about % years Of
age. The Fanny Immediately returned to this
port with the corpse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

EXPENSES OF ADIPLoMATIsT IN LoNDoN.-Ab-
bolt Lawrence is stated to have taken the elegant
mansion of Lord Cadogan, opposite Green Park, in
London, at rent of $4,000 per annum-being
$1,000 more than his whole salary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

IMPORTANT ExPERIMENT.-The Legislature of
Virginia, at its recent session, made an appropria-
ton of for the purpose of testing the efficacy
OF an invention, whereby locomotives can be made
to ascend and descend inclined planes with little
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

OHIO AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE QUESTION:
The Ohio State Journal says:
The bill prohibiting the officers and citizens
OF Ohio from taking any steps to assist in the re-
capture OF fugitive slaves has been defeated in the
House on its final passage"
This augurs we'll
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EXTRAORDINARY Ann ANUsINes.

'hboPhBUs FlskE will eoptaoe his Lectures
Il hs'onl ming Experiments ARMORY L. Rvenl
except sunday upon the newly discovered Science Of Electro
boogy feTsona from the audience will
u neis nascHar etons they viii be made forget their
names ana Residences them
vinegar honey, milk voTmwood brandy All I done
while they are In aPeecty any meserc
process WnnEe THIS wonderful remedial
most astonishing cures Of Paihy Neurag Rheumatism
Vous diseases generally.
~ Lecture 70 commence halfpss Tickets Fffy
ehls "A cenum.n and Two Ladies' One Dollar Eight
for IS cenH.... Children, Hat Price rnbq N
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auction Sales This Day.

JOHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff. will sell, at 10 O'Clock on Con.
stance, between Orange and Richard Furniture,
SIverwafe, Horses, Dray, AT u O'Clock, the
St Louis E1change-Lot of Ground, Slave. At half
past 4, Bienvile. between Old Levee and ChaTtes
streets-Furniture, Tarpaulins, Paint Il.
FLoRANcE TAYLOR will sell, at II O'clock at the Com.
mercial Exchange St Charles stWines, Liquors, etc.
PETITPAIN will sell at 10 o'clock, No. 8Cana street,
Dry Goods by catalogue; also, Gloves and Hosiery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

70 Layard the Oriental traveller, has effected
an entrance into room of the Palace at Nimroud,
containing an extraordinary quantity of shields,
swords, bowls, crowns, and ornaments in ivory and
pearl, beautifully chased and embossed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

CELESTIAL fHENoMENoN.-A zodiacat light,
or something like it. is now attracting the attention
OF the English astronomers. 1t extends from the
horizon to near Saturn, having triangular shape,
the base on the horizon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

BRITISH NAvY.-The movements of Golden
and his party, aided by the outside pressure, have
not been without avail IN reducing the expenses of
the British government. The Navy estimates for
the present year are f4O0,0OO less than those for
the year preceding, and nearly E2,OOOOOO less
than the estimates for the years 1882 -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

HoNoRABL ADJUsTED."-A card, signed
by SIX names, and published in the Alabama Jour.
nal OF the I'd, states that the "affair " between
Col j. J. Seibels and Robert H. Smith, Esq, had
been honorably adjusted" without bloodsbed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

GooD NAME.-The name of the new steamer
to ply between New York and Charleston, in place
of the Northerner, is to be the Union" A very
an posite selection ..
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69~ The Mobile Tribune of the 9th says, there
was tremendous hail-storm at Stockton and the
adjacent country about o'clock on Thursday
night. We are informed that at Stockton it COW
cred the ground two or three inches. Some of the
stones were as large as hens eggs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

TELEGRAPHINa.-The NewYork Courier and
Enquirer, on one single day, 6he 18th ult,) re-
celved dispatches transmitted over sepen thousand
miles Of telegraphic tuires.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

ANOTHER NEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
Russell & Norton have just established a new
Through Line" by the way of Chagres - the
despatch, on the 9Th ofApril The passage N San
Francisco direct is made by this line ler abont
s200.-N Y. Courier & Enquirer, ~''s@'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

.D5- The ship Universe, a splendid new packet
Of 1900 tons, launched at New York on the goth
ult She is designed for the Black Ball line of Liv-
erpool packets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

NEAPoLrTAN TYRRANY.-Restrictions with re-
gard to liberal books are becoming more severe at
Naples every day The Adventures of Telemachus
are actually prohibited
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

MARINE AcHIEvEMENT.-Av voyage has re-
Gently been made from Plymouth, England, to
New South Wales, in II days, upon the principle
OF what is called composite. ereat.cirele sailing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry,
.unday Evening, April Z, /,

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening, April T. 1850
Arrived since Friday last per steamer Buena Vista, y
Beeves and 100 Hogs per Fashion, Is Beeves Cow, 80
Calves and 3G2 Sheep.
Prices:- Beef Cattle 6C975sc ~ ID net Hogs, 40D
5c W ID net Sheep ~ 5O9$4 90 % head Mich Coos
4309$60 " head Calnes 6dDl2lzc. % b net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

AMERICAN SMELTEp CoPPER.-An importa-
ton from America took place recently, of greas i'm
portance to English mining interests, being less
than 300 tons of "copper" the produce of the smelling
works of the United States. 1t was taken into
Swansea direct from Liverpool, and is estimated
as worth upwards of 100000 =,
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Died.

aged "a years. y
tS The friends Of the deceased of the Prtchard Family
requested TO attend his Funeral place THIS EVENING
ocsc precisely from No 81 Custohoue without further
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s. of IT,. Meetings This Evening.

HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hail. No ~
Tchoupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION, No. g. at the Methodist Church. Algie
3d.