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which = ls asserted tlat sas Daliy u'l,els
from an me otner paPs's P''''su - "
the plan Of the fsfosn' anu mat e 'ie So'il''ee
o. lhir'een, oF sns y sAe uelea'e anu
dlincuit qnssnons nVM ss''s'ins 'ne puoiic oouh-
cls q w 'i'' sne iee- 's
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ofsssy - "sS 1i,a Vs'iesss' ,ne oieseeh'
= Sal,'Ue = esers, zen Isyi0r So'iec
- E ~ us'o'''s io' me or o. New orleans'
1.,v' oannos oe expected 20 pay 70 any
os'ss' n'an 'ue auni.iiisiia.ioh tune Does TINS
h's eA'ilDls Ios1 olsguseing and depioraoe state
q uhofa's mere Is journal which may without
eAaggeLauon oe saiu 70 be respectable at least In
poin' y positio' iefeiy 10 give sllght eoorng to
- aeeeks on its Ponucal opponents lending Its
eoiuilns 70 an irresponsible scrobler to perpetfate
sAe alu infamous sianoer, without the slightest
piosocatlon ne onlon Knew or might have
Ah1sh tpa' the nfst- OF these assertions was false
a0 ''iat 70 nave Oeeh suiiicieht 70 diseredh
,He o'ncr Know wen enough from what
ianu 'i,s assassih-hke s'an al the crescent pro
:. eus - Wouiu Piease certain uhoeforast poiit-
a,iu ~, eis serloplers nereaDout exceed
,Hsy 'rey 0oViu ihJuie 'lie crescent ana preak
- 'oige " 1ie in',inauon tnat as p'ey are "a
Jo,l'ea u1S "a, oss'e0S +" belongs 10 MT Feters,
s'so man 'ne 'lue ploprie'ors Dot theii
eiioi'S Ste 700 coh'einptlole TO deserve even our
eoi9ssi iovesei' 'iiat we ieei niue
.na' suo,l paper as 'ne " ashlnton mon
sro''o @no" i'sen 70 become the vehicle OF their
,iiaicious anu iioelous attaeks upon US 1t Is well
SHOWN 10 lhe readers ot me crescent that not
ssu'shef mas ever appeared IN our columns IN oPpo-
sum - 'ne ooii'pronllse on the contrary, we
uaEe uiioeasingy urged lls passage nave
.na' al'ef 'ne PRESIDENT mad performed MS
oohs.isuVohal auty IN presenting .e SUBJECT % the
sssi. 'ss' %i'I s"9 pan "ili'n u
-. ~ U.s. " soeoinpi'sh
- oniY Du' wouiu
- ~ i,iii' y iaFe Saio any
'p''is ,1a'nei "a 'ne s"OJec' ! "ouiu nave oeen
u ms soe'ih pieuge % the country
oe'ots nls eiecuoh 20 nave uone SO. Nothing could
nsse peen oe''es UNDERSTOOD oy the people OF this
man 'hd' oeh' laylof' as the PRESIDENT OF
W op''eo 9.a'es' Wouia not interfere with the
q congress or pring the executive mfiu-
enoe y DeaI On 4 n any manner lie had sug-
ges'ea frankly ana IN manner Characteristic OF
'H9 iraH' nis p'an congress should hnd IT
y ei'iaise' ihodiiy OF ehange that plan
''''Ae' = az y se''ie a. 'he same hme
,''''0e Y eAoi''ns anu ashaung questions, we
So = e ~ oPtnioA tnat the Ffesldent
- .''',s oo''aiiy approve lhe measure. we
'''nA = s''ii
/ ot-i-l'-' ~ - 4Hest'ohs q puohc interest,"
~ ~ ooHt,nus y De giVeh' hdepen-
/ ~ Anis course we are aware
II. = = 'ie ooili pam Is ana Inc eensures
= oo'H po'ucai Pafues' IN the one hand we are
su - .iie Pdrtlsahs OF the opposition Tor
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The publication Of the " Notes Of an Overland
Journey to California will be resumed in a day or
TWO, The great length Of the Council proceedings
obliges Us 10 defer the g Notes to-day.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. - The Postmaster
General has issued notice to the public and to
Postmaslers, stating the schedule of time for the
departure of Collins American mail steamers, as
follows Nrom New York-Atlantc, June 10
Pacific, June 6; Atlantic, July 2s From Liver
Pool-Paeifc, June 49, Atlantic, July 10; Pacific,
July 81
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June %, MARIE ODLE COsTE, aged years and 10 MONTHS
only daughter Of C0ste Jr and Elizabeth Ode St Amant
June %, MARY ALICE HowE, aged year and months
daughter Of Chares A. and julia r. Eager.
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The Mormons, being about to depart from Kanes.
vile, where they have been suourning, for the city
of the Salt Lake, their High Council issued an or
der permitting each branch of the church to have
a farewell ball
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Movements are making in Western Pennsyva.
MIA to erect monument to the memory Of Wash.
ington, at Fort Necessity Fayette county, familiar.
ly known as Washington's first battle ground
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Com IATNALL. The Savannah Georgian of
the 2lst, speaking Of the arrival of Com. Tatnall
IN that city, says that his conduct in connection
with the Cuban invasion has been warmly approved
by our Government and that since his return one
Of his sons has been appointed purser in the Navv.
Com Iatnall left Savannah on the 2Oth for Maoon
where his eldest son, Passed Midshipman. wa,
lying dangerously ILL.,
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IHE CoMPRoMIsE,-A dispatch dated the 18th,
from Washington to the Tribune, says
Mr. Soule's amendment is understood to have
gained TO the author and Mr.. Sebastian. of Arkan-
sas' Tor the Omnbus, while it has driven away from
I9e support of that the two Senators from
Wisconsin at least. The friends of the Omnibus
held a caucus last night and Determined 10 nusb
the bill TO vote as speedily as possible.
he Commissioners Mexican Claims met
yesterday, but did nothing of Importance
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HE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC. II 1t is stated
that Capt, Levy, who recently obtained the grant
from the Mexican Government for the purpose Of
forming connection between ihe Atlantic and Pa.
cfe Uia Aivarado river, is still pushing on his en-
terPrise with vigor, and expects before the expra
ton Of many months TO commence operations.
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The DECISION OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH CAsE.-The suit between the Methodist
Episcopal Church and the Church South, was
brought to close at Alexandria on the 18th inst,
Judge Taylor ruling that those claiming as the
Church South not entitled to be made parties
to this suit, and further deciding that B. Wheate
and Others the complanants in the case, were the
true benedcares of the trust and entitled to its
immediate possession
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THE PnREIx HousE, St. Charles street. which has been
closed for several weeks, in consequence Of the mysteri
Disappearance of lis proprietor will be opened
this Morning II O'Clock. Mr. harles Chandler late oil
The Pianie Hotel has taken charge Of the establishment
and invites bis friends and the fends Of the Old House
to him visit this morning, when he will be happy TO
receive them his AS Capt Crump says in the play
: lis my treat, this time
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,a gPoRF oS THE aTr Capt. Dan Hickok notifies
@ Jne that regatta VIII off at the lake end of the
~ Road on the Ain Of July Should the weather be pro-
pops, there win he an immense gathering at the franklin
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The Hon. Dabney s, Carr, late Minister to Con
stantinope, announces that he will be democratic
candidate, at the next election for the office Of
Sheriff of Baltimore city.
The daily crescent., 1850-06-27

Jesse E, Dow, Esq, was stricken down speech
less with paralysis, on the 18th, al Washington. A
dispatch to the Tribune announces that he is slight
" better
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CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER
niL'--lhe seventy-fifth anniversary of the Battle
u u bunker Hill was celebrated at Charlestown on
.ne ',H Nearly all Boston moved over the bridge
70 see 'he ceremonies. The turnout of the mill.
sa'y was large and imposing, flags were flying
'9,u ''e various public buildings; the stores, post
o'uee 'ue eos'om-house were closed, and every
thlng had time holyday appearance -
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The slave Felix, charged with the murder of the
steward Of the Daniel Pratt, was tried at Mobile
the 25th, and found guilty of murder in the first
DECREE
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Bishop Potter, Rev. DR.. Durbn, Rev. c. C. Guy
ler and others, of the ministerial function, have
issued an address to the clergy of all denominations
in the State Of Pennsylvania, urging them, in the
most earnest manner, to enlist in the cause of col
onization, with a view to the suppression of the
African slave trade. The address sets out with the
important declaration that nearly every ecclesias
teal body in the Union has recommended the
respective pastors to plead the claims and take up
collections in aid of the colonization cause, on or
about the 4th of July"
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THE HIsTRIoNIcs.-T last performance will be on
Mnnday evening for the benefit Of Mr. Charles the Stage
Manager and the ony professional gentleman connected with
tie establishment To his experience AMI judgement the young
amateurs and their audiences greatly indebted and
trust the last evening ofthe viii be brilliant affair for
ali parqias
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In the course of few months the Pennsylvania
railroad will be completed to Pittsburgh This
event will be an epoch in the history of Phia-
delnhia
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"a. n !. =, ~ lalI stoN, June 70 IelJ
reports on he authority of S Robt. Scbomberg, H. b. M
Consul General 81 the Republic Of Dominica the position OF
dan nsfons rock not correctly known the charts on the
opulh side Of the isand OF San Domingo
This rock latitude 17o 540 north longitude r3o n
west ol Greenwich.
The English merchant vosse The Leighton struck upon il
ist and lie Spanish irigate Isabella Seganda ia sad o
hage iesf hef udder upon It q few mouths ago.
the bsarng oi this Ieiehton rock given as north $50
y from Alta Nela, distant SO mes and fon, ise de
tache, south 2So east. distant - ples.
M. F. MAuRY, Lieut.. U. 8. N.
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TIE Boil WoRM.-This destructive insect has
made ITS appearance in the cotton fields. in the
neighborhoOd of GreensbOrOugh, Ala.
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AHNSh =, LVANiA eFoLn'-lhe agent Of com
pshy II IN New York recently visited the mine Of
mr. foeht IN Berks county, for the purpose Of
negotiating for its purchase. After a careful ev.
animation OF the placer" he offered $1,000 for
each acre through which it extended. ACCORDING
to the statement of the agent, the mine contains
very little gold, but an abundance of the purest
silver.
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The following Census Agents have been ap-
pointed by the President: Charles H. Merritt for
New Mexico, Brigham Young for Deseret and
- Johnson for California.
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DIsGRAoEFUL RIOT IN CHURcH.-On the
10th instant, quite serious disturbance occurred
between two opposing sections of the members of
an Episcopal Church at Chelsea, Mass. This dis
Pute is of long standing and each party having
chosen minister both of them attended in the
Church on Sunday, and contest ensued as to who
should officiate. In the melee one of the clergy
men had his robe much torn. A large crowd col
lectng outside, the town authorities put stop to
the affair, and took possession of the Church
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The Commissioners for the adjustment of the
claims against Mexico, arising in consequence OF the
late war, have again met to prosecute their bust
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5. of T....Meetlngs This Evening.

WASHINGTON DIVISION, No 8, at Younger Brothers, Hall,
Lafayette, at CLOCK.
CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No a., at Crystal FOunt Hall
No. 222 TehoupitOulas street, at s o'clock
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FROM PERNAMBUoO.-A letter to the New York
Tribune from Pernambuco dated May lst, confirms
the teegraphic dispatch published by us few days
since. The writer says
The schooner Noriherner which sailed from
New York on the 9th of April for California, ar
rived at this port on the 2Sth ult, The New Or,
leans arrived yesterday
There Is little fever here now, though at Rio
janeiro II continues very bad The mail steamer
has Just arrived here from that place, and reports
that 1t is raging beyond all precedent Hundreds
dIe daily, the stores are all closed and business has
almost entirely ceased Among the dead are sew
eral Senators and Others Of the most promising men
in the capital.
In treating the fever in this place, the homo,
palhlc physicians have had remarkable success.
A Coon MAN GONE The Rev. James Reid,
one OF the Oldest ministers of the Methodist Episco-
palChurch, died al Baltimore on the 18th. An I'M
mense eoneourse followed him to The grave, inclu.
ding nearly all the clereymen ofthe city For near.
iy half century he was connected with the Bal.
timOre Conference, being at the time of his death,
upwards of seventy years of age.
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Daughters of Temperance.
OLEANDER UNION, No. 5, at No 8, Mangny's Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday. at O'Clock, p M
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Further advices by the Cambria say that busi,
ness in the manufacturing districts was brisk, and
every body was employed Brown q Shipley's
Circular says that the cotton market was very ac-
tive in the early part Of the week but closed easy
Every thing is quiet in France. The new cleo
tora law has passed by large majority.
The English press is engaged in commenting
on the invasion of Cuba by Gen. Lopez.
The subject Of the Cuba invasion has co up
before Parliament. The Marquis of Lansdowne,
tLord President of the Council,) expressed his
confident reliance on the good faith Of the Ameri-
can Government. Lord Brougham of opinion
that every Englishman was bound to assist the
Spanish Government in exterminating the exeera-
bic pirates. Lord Lansdowne declined answering
Brougham's interrogatories to what orders had
been sent to the West India fleet.
1t is said that the Greek Question will lead to
no serious result.
The Pope has issued an address to the Catholic
world, relative to the startling events which have
taken place during his ponti6cate.
The houses of all Protestants in Rome, not ex-
cepting the British Consurs, were undergoing a
search for Bibles.
Brown IL Shipley's Circular repeats the quota.
tons of the 3lst for cotton, but adds that the mar
ket is much less firm and buoyant. The stock on
hand at Liverpool amounted to $50, 900 bales. The
Board of Trade reports the commercial affairs O
the country to be in prosperous condition
EUening Pteayune.
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ALABAMA MARBLE-The Mobile Advertiser
says q gentleman brought to our office yester-
day several specimens of marble, from the quarry
of DR.. Gaunt, in Talladega county One of the
specimens is the finest we have ever seen any
where. We doubt whether finer specimen can
be furnished from any quarry in the Union. 1t is
very white and said to be susceptible of very high
polish. One Of the specimens is of the blue kind
not valuable-and the other are from what are
called blooms OF the finer kind the quantity is
said to be inexhausibe, The DR.. has put up a
steam engine to do the sawingn
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REMARkABLE IMPosTUREs. - The Drummer
of Tedworth came out in 1861; the Cock Lane
Ghost is l76O and the Rochester Knockers in 1850.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--The County Poor House
at Flatbush L. l., and the buildings attached to it,
were entirely consumed by FIRE on the 18th.
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.NOaU Opening /!

.N'OaU Opening!
-" Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. H. Wolff.
THEo. A. JAMES &Co.
fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. So Common street, betBeen Terag Hotel
and HeaoLett's Exchange,
" Are now in receipt of another latg5 ,beautfu
soFtmen Of gendemen's Spring and -ummer Cloth
ig-al OF the fine material and workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting part follows to wit:
Super BLACK CAsAaERETTE DREss CoATs;
FRoCK "
'' FANCY, BROWN 81 OLIVE
BLACK MERINo BUSINESS -
FANCY AND COLD Enc MERINo - -
BLACK ALPACA -
- BLACK MusTAPHA
SILK AND LINEN
CHECK LINEN
" FANCY DoEsKIN PANTS;
BLACK MERINo -
- FAKE 1DRLL -
- WHITE
FLOwERED CHAMBRAY vEsTs;
WHITE MARsEILLE
- FANCY
- CANVASS SKELETON
SILK AND LINEN
- SPOTTED SILK
- ToRoUOIs SILK
- WATERED -
MoDE BLACK SILK
- BLACK SATIN
:, DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-cPatent Lnons-3
COTToN
SILK
LINEN SHRTs-(very ine;)
- COTTON LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
SILK AND LIsLE THREAD uNDERsHRTsi
CoLORED GINGHAM
- SILK AND l.. CAMBRIC H'DK'Fs;
- SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
HosIERy;
- LINEN CRAvATs;
STOCKS, SusPEEDERs, ETC. ETC. my 10 2dp
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i' Let the light mechanic tool be haird
With honor.o

PORTUGAL - Scene at WaSki7aP Pto7. = The
Washington correspondent of the NewYork Trib-
une gives the following account of queer scene
on Pennsylvania Avenue, on Saturday, the 10th
"The Portuguese Minister accosted Mr.. Hop
kins our late Charge to London, on the Avenue
to-day, and bitterly complained OF our Government
for having rejected the proposition OF his Govern
ment to submit claims to the arbitration of Lis
bon merchants. Mr.. Hopkins severely exposed the
infamy Of the proposition, and told the Minister that
he knew the fact that his Government had demand
ed and received indemnity from the British Govern
ment for the destruction of the Gen Armstrong in
the Port Of Fayal. AT this moment Mr. Clay came
up. After the usual salutations, the Portuguese
Minister officially asked Mr. Clay what news from
his son, who is present Minister to Lisbon.
Mr. Clay replied not word. The Minister then
gave account of the dispatches he had received,
and recommended his attacks on Mr.. Clayton for
rejecting their offers.
4" Mr.. Clay coolly asked what navy there was at
Lisbon The Minister, not comprehending, re-
piled, none but few ships of their own MIR. @.
remarked the next news would be bombardment
and, taking Mr.. dopkins's arm, concluded with
good morning, Mr. Minister.
" The impudence of this Portuguese Minister
has no parallel he goes to members of Congress
and makes all sorts OF Misrepresentation as to the
character OF the claims and the action of our Gov
ment The members should not tolerate it a
foreign Minister has right to address himself to
the Legislative branch of the Government. The
rebutfs he receives must be numerous but nothing
to what Mr.. Clayton has in store for hun. un-
derstand his passport is the mildest punis hment
contemplated"
The 0peousas Gazette ofJune 18th, is in debt to
the Crescent for two articles, occupying as many
columns, for which it gives US no credit.
Mr.. Buchanan made his first appearance in Phil
adelphia on the l4th inst. in Othello.
The bill to abolish capital punishment failed in
the Connecticut Senate by one vote.
Frederika Bremen, the Swedish authoress, ar
rived at Philadelphia from Charleston on the 18th
Mr.. Couldock has become attached to the Walnut
street Theatre, as a stock actor.
The Ohio papers represent the wool crop of thii
year to be very large.
Mr.. Gliddon's opening of the mummy" il
being done up in farce at the Boston theatres.
There are now I6 sail ofyessels gone in search O
Sir John franklin.
The deaths in Phiadelphia for the week endin
the 18th inst. We're 100. Consumption Is; scarle
fever y; dysentery g.
The Commissioners for the adjustment of tn
claims against Mexico, arising in consequence Of tn
late war, have again met to prosecute their bus
ness.
The following Census Agents have been az
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the city of NewYOrk for the week ending the 18th
was 262. Men II, women IS, boys 80, girls 81.
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SAUsAGEs UNDER Par Considerable excite
ment has been caused on Fell's Point Bait by the
discovery of the carcass of q cow that had died
q a disease, in pudding establishment kept by
German on Fell's Point It is said that he had a
large order for California. The cow was supposed
TO have died from poison.
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The Varieties lastnghtwss well filled and considering the
heat, high compliment to the Manager. The Poor
Genteman better performed. Mr. Blake's Sir
Robert Of his hts-oM Holland was himseli-AIrs
Howafa& Ms. Rowe were admirable The Poor Gem
ueman eriored respectfully by Mr. NGoroney who
mase appearance here in the character. al very
short notice. We wish he had been sooner engage and trust
he Manager win engage him for the next season AS to Mr.
Spear, e wonld make excellent Gown for circus but
really he Of his place the Varieties We shall TO-
morrow look after some Of his readings
Mr. Howard ought not to have dressed hmaefn an over
coat endfar this weather made his audience feel I'M
comfortable for sympathy. HepIayed with unusual spirit
o dh Nh Dawson In fact the play off with great eclat
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Great Bargains.
Fancy Goods.

WHY DVVtVD'
Eg- just received, few Choice Patterns, Nsw Styles,
Shell Tuck Combs.
A large and well selected assortment of
Gold Pens,
OF ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERs,
TO which we would invite
complete assortment Of
Portable Writing Desks,
with without Secret Drawers.
a lot Of Good
Umbrellas
An elegant assortment Of Iadies' and 6sntemen'I
Dressing Cases,
Of them capital patterns for Traveller
Gentlemen's Furnishing Good,
a good assortment O
Fine Shirts, UDdershirts, Socks, Suspe ndeFs,
Money Belts, Canes, etc.
GUINNESS u co.
No. ! 2 CAMP STREET.
Gee. DEALERS Is
GOLD PENS, GUNS, PISTOLS, ana FANCY ARTICLES
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To MARrNERs.-The Washington papers con-
tain the following
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Boston on the 18Th inst, pronounced the decision
ofthe Court on The petition Of Professor Webster
for Wit Of Error-reiusing to grant IT,. This,
Of course, disposes Of all The legal diflienties
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BALTIMORE June 20.
New YoRK June 22-The news by the Cambria has pro
duced no effect In Cotton The sales 1000 bales and the
market steady Mddling Orleans is quoted 2} Fair
l3. Sales 70 900 bales Flour has declined six cents Corn
cent, Mess Pork ten and three Coffee had ad
vauced in New York, also in Baltimore, under the
effects Of thelast news.
BALTIMORE, June "A.
New YoRK, P. M.-Coiton market is firmer, and prices
remain unchanged. Sales have been made Of 1000 bales
Cotton There fair demand for Flour. quotations steady
sales 5000 barrels. Grain Is unchanged Rice firm Mess
Pork, $40 70 Prime, IS TO- OF Coffee there have been
sales ota Thousand bags st; Domingo, at 81.
In Liverpool the Sh June, there had been sales of 1000
bales OF Cotton. Breadstu and Provisions unchanged
The Crescent City has inst arrived, bringing OF
million Of gold and reporting the great fire Francisco
the loss BY which amounted to S50O00O Commercial
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- ICE-lOO casks fresh Carolina Just received and for
IL sale by IeI BARELLI Il co. 81 Common st.
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MmlIe H.aiiot has her last bene6t on Saturday night
This artistic has been avore of those who are fond Of
that sort Of entertainment She has been and ain
PEELED eeat those dances agreeable the spectators
but 70 ebrons 10 her and is but Just those who en-
oy the amusement should pay the artistic Gent emen who
have shown their gaanry by throwing bouquets al her
feet csa the entertainment by putting money in hei
pnrse
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Masonic.

q Masonic.
.EA Es- WARREN LODGE No. 67s--Au Adjourned Meet
- X ing Of ha Lodgl will be held the hall, Baronne
Nv street, for Dispatch Of business SATURDAY EVEN
ING hafpas O'CLOCK Brethren will please be pune
tua snd visiting brethren fraeTnay nvit1 BY order
je7 l., r. LANE, Secretary,
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AsTRONoMICAL.-The Boston Journal says that
the ooculaton of the bright star Regulus, Friday
afternoon, was well observed at Cambridge, Mass
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From CentrnIAmericn

Al the dinner 10 Senator Dickinson in NewYork
on the l7yh, The following toast was drunk with
much enthusiasm;
The characterization called into being simple and
even handed justice will pressr rye it for ever.
The daily crescent., 1850-06-27

The Opeousas Gazette ofJune 18th, is in debt to
the Crescent for two articles, occupying as many
columns, for which it gives US no credit.