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Earthquake and Volcanic Eruption in he Moluc-
cds.-Prvate advices from Amboyna, received in
England, announce the occurrence there of Sc.
we're earthquake, after which an epidemic broke
out which carried off nearly all the European
population. Gov. Cleerens and most of the civil
ans had died, and the garrison was reduced to
seventeen men. From Ternate, it is also stated
that there had been some eruptions of The voca.
noes Just before midnight on the 18th February,
preceded by rumbling sound like thunder, and n
coneussion like gun-shots. A shower of ashes
was thrown out and fell into the sea. few DAYS
before, and also on the day Of the eruption, it had
raned heavily.
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r g'arts',- Burglaries are common. In St.
.'' -ouis' louisville, Montgomery, and Albany, we
.aye ,eoen' accounts Of them. In the last men.
TONED CITY there was desperate eight with whole
gang oil these night adventures, in which oitv
Waterman was shot, Two of the robber, were
caught '''' "oie
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Hon. G. M Conrad, having accepted the
appointment of Secretary of War, on the 10th inst
addressed 10 the Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives letter rendering his resignation Of the
position Of Representative Of the Second Congress
sional District of Louisiana which letter was on
the 18th, communicated to the House by that Off
cer-Republtc.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Murder on 6oardthe q. s. Frigate Brandy
1gine.-A letter dated on board the U. S. frigate
Brandywine, of Montevideo, June a. states that
one of the crew named Frankson, stabbed another
Of the crew named Reed, in several places, that
he died in a few minutes. There had been some
bad feeling between the parties. Frankson was
confined in double irons, and will be sent to the
United States for trial.
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oeefsand Emigration to California. "A cores.
PcnosnI @ o. The New York Tribune, writing from
sol' Laramie on the 18th Of june says that, up to
.a. le' eur'ng .ne spring season. there had passed
.nai pom. LOT California, 2S2sS men, 364 women,
SI2 cnl'oren, oSao wagons, ls.4s6 horses, 5955
mules, l4072 oxen and 1883 cows--and ~
behind these was sill immense. A, Isas, ,,ao'
fourth Of the emigration is from Mssonri ~. hs
nnce mostly from Ohio, Indiana Illinois Ken,ns,,, Ja
Tennessee, Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Shocking DeGth-A man, supposed to be George
Reinhart. aged 35 or 40 years, was found on the
7th inst, killed on the Reading Railroad, short
distance above Port Kennedy Both legs were
completely cut off, one OF them close up to the BODY,
and divided into fee or siG pieces. The other leg
was severed just above the knee. The deceased
was seen at Bridgeport the day previous, in state
of intoxication.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

iSalitk O'Bysen.-The friends in NewYork, OF
this distinguished man, at preliminary meeting on
Wednesday night last declared it inexpedient to
hold a public meeting of the citizens of NewYork,
for the purpose of expressing sympathy for the suf-
ferings and sacrifices of William Smith O'BrieD,
and admiration of the noble and defiant spirit with
which he scorns the persecution Of despotic and
unrelenting government.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Providence Post denies the story about a
child being knocked from its mothers arms and
killed OH the occasion of the arrival of Mr.. Clay
Newport. OF course the story that Mr.. Clay i'm
medately sent the mother one hundred dollars, is
coin of the same stamp.
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Chattanooga and NashUine Railroad-The Ma.
con (Ga.) Journal and Messenger of the 2lst, says
About three hundred Irish laborers arrived at
Chattanooga on Thursday last, to work on the
Chattanooga and Nashville Railroad Thew
commenced their labors about two miles from the
former place, where the Tennessee River washes
the base Of the Look Out Mountain, around which
it is necessary to carry the road. At this place,
for nearly a mile, the termination Of the Mountain
ON the River is perpendicular wall of rock, about
six hundred feet in Insight. Along the base OF
this, an immense wall is to be buiit-mueh Of
which will have its foundation in the bed of the
River, and be carried TO such height as to BE-
above all freshets and dangers from high water.
This work is quite practicable, although very
heavy job. Within a mile, the Mountain is 22O0
feet in height; and we venture to say, that there
Is no place on any Railroad in this Union that can
present scene of equal grandeur and sublimiiy.''
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Mrs. Mes, the wife of the Hon. Henry Mes, from
York (Pa.) District, died at her residence the
10th inst, in the iltyfourth year of her age. 1t
was this, and Mr. Ms own illness, which gave rise
to the report of his death.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Dsnial.-GeneralL Lopez is out in a card denying,
most positively the report that he had any thing to
do with, or any knowledge Of, the Southern Dis
union plot, as reported by Washington letter wri-
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Melancholy Occurremee.-Mr. Thomas E. Cat
lett, worthy citizen of Gloucester county, Va,
was drowned accidentally on Thursday night the
18TH off the mouth of Buck river.
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A Lamentable Affair. - The Cambridge md,
Chronicle states that, few days ago, Mrs Jane
Beckwith, of Neck District, and her two sons
one aged twenty-three, and The other twenly-one
We're attacked with dysentery. On Sunday week
the two young men died, and the mother followed
nn Iha vi dau
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Neav Baton Rouge Packst.-The Patrick Hen.
~ j. the name of the new and beautiful steamer
which makes her first trip to-day in the Coas,
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Tie PotatO.-A correspondent of the NewYork
Post, writing from Jameston, Rhode Island, says
the blight has appeared upon the potato throughout
that State.
The rust has made its appearance upon the potato
tops in the western part Of Maine.
The Wyoming, IN. W. Mirror, too, learns from
a farmer in Warsaw, that the potato blight has be-
gun to make its appearance in that neighborhood
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

IO,ca. - Intelligence has been received at Wash
ington from Iowa, stating that George G. Wright
whig candidate for Congress in the First District
has beaten Bernhart Hem, the democratic cand
date This is the district contested at this session
Of Cnn0rase
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Fatal Disease Among Cousin Oneida County,
n Y, an immense number Of cows are dying from
disease the causes of which are not known. The
symptoms described are the same of the strange
disease which few days since was killing so large
number of cows in particular Ward of the city
of st. Louis.
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For The Pdcifc.-The 0. S irigate Raritan vas
to have sailed for the Pacific station on the 18th,
10 JON the squadron of Capt. McCauley. Capt,
Gaunit arrived at Norfolk on Friday, to take com.
mand Of the Raritan.
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THOMAS BRADY,
20 Chartres street:
'sA''S's''s S' B0rege >,
UNUSUALLY Low!
Lac Books.

Robin'Un's Louisiana Reports
l2 vols.
Martins Reports, old and nev
series, complete.
Martins Reports, new edition
vol. 1, comprising vols. /, 2,
Of the cid series, with Judg
Morgan's marginal references.
GEsiner's louisiana Code Of Prac
tice. New edition.
Greiner's Louisiana Digest.
Ben ann and slidell's DigesI
new edition, enlarged.
DeshI's Digest, continuation {
Benjamin and slidell's.
OssliT's Louisiana Supreme COul
General Index and Digest.
Civil Code Of Louisiana.
Dallam's Digest Of the Laws {
Texas.
Maeke d Us Modern Civil Law
Marshall on Insurance.
srovn's Civil and kdmiralt
Law.
dguzL's Military Law.
81 phsnh'S Nsi PnuI.
Ghrty's Practice.
curtis's Rights and Duaes
Merchant seamen.
Gordon. Digest.
Isiierscn'E MaauaL.
equitable Juriaiieicn VI Il
Ceun Of ChaneeTy.
Abthon's Gnide 20 The Stujy
the Law.
Archbobi's Landlurl and Tcnan
auf5 81 2iplW
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Diedt

August 26 at O'Clock P. M, MARY MICHAELA, aged 8
years and mnnhs youngest daughter Of Thomas B. and
Julia Ann O'Brien.
n FRIENDS Of the family invited the Funeral which
will take place No 81 Moreau street. At O'Clock THIS EVEN
ING, without further notice.
August 26 DUNCAN, infant son of Margaret and II. B.
Ennaa u
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EY- In two Evening Papers of yesterday it was
sinted that certain RICHARD HOLLOWAY rescued fro
NO Wstchmen by members Fire Company No. comns
from Lafayette deem duty pronounce this
port utterly Mr. Holloway does belong the Com
any all members present the
his arrest none which however, nterlered in the
JOHN w BURNETT, let Asst Fcrena-,
any Ilckson Fire Company No. 49,
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PlumbGgo.-In excavatiBg the Danville Rail
road, about three miles from Danvile, Virginia,
vein Of very fine and rich piumbago, some three
feet thick was discovered short time since.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Police Gazette says that Yankee Sullivan is
not dead The report of his having been shot is
untrue.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

North Carolina Fayetteville North Caro-
linian brings complete returns of The recent cleo
ton, by which it appears that David S. Reid, d4m
is elected Governor by 3,455 majority. The demo-
Gratis have made a net gain of five Commoners and
two Senators, and will have majority of II or
joint ballot Parties stand, in the Senate, % dem
ocrats to % wings; in the Commons, IS democrats
10 * XUhiuS
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The Hon. }. Clark, Solicitor of the Treasury
has recovered sufficiently from his late dangerous
illness to make visit to New York.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

On her last trip out the American steamship At
antc arrived at Liverpool in ten days and eigh
hours, being the shortest passage on record.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Pacific Maiis-Intsreonrse reith Oregon.
We now have a regular communication with Ore
gon, and q regular monthly mail will in future be
conveyed between this port and that territory, to
take letters and papers from all parts of the Union.
This is what we have wanted The first mail from
Oregon left Columbia river in the steamship Caro-.
lima, on the 2sth of June, and reached San Fran
cisco on the LIST ult. 1t was there transferred to
the steamer California, and left Chagres, on the
26th ult., in the Georgia. Thus, in little less
than forty days. the mail was conveyed from Ore
gon to New Orleans. This is quick work. The
service on the Pacific side is performed by Messrs.
Rowland Il Aspinwalrs steam packets.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Anticipated Duel.-A duel is talked of between
Gen. Wallace, of South Carolina, and Gen. Hous.
ton, of Texas, csnsed it is said, by personal and
abusive letter written by Wallace, who charges
Gen. Houston with declaring, in speech in the
Senate, that he (Walace) and Mr.. Calhoun Origi.
mated the Nashville Convention
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Miss Julia l.. Northall, the vocalist, was married
in NewYork, on Thursday, to Mr.. Frederick w.
Bodsten, at one time connected with the DeUtSehe
!Sehneiipoyt
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Ch0Leya.-Some 80 or 35 deaths by cholera have
occurred at Harper's Ferry, Va, but, by the last
accounts, no new cases are reported.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Eds CresceaI have now been here nearly three weeks
and snd more pleased with the place The bathing
Is delightful There is lack of amusement-soms are
swinging some are playing tenpins billiards. Others
content with sitting quietly in the broad shades Of the Live
Oaks and enjoying the soft breeze from the Calf There is
besides these daily eaOns, pretty soee twice week,
and assure much beauty and grace will find
where The table is good. and the wines exquisite at
least those who them and the host obgng
and thngn good order There is never less than 100
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

A Toronto dispatch of the 10Th inst. says tha,
the rumor of the retirement Of Lord Elgin from
the Governor Generalship of Canada is denied, on
authority.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Pacific Crescent No. 2, will be Published
and for snle at Morgan's and at this office this
evening, at o'clock, in wrappers fOr mailing.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The steamship Canada sailed from Boston ior
Liverpool on the 17th.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Holeombe's Digest Of the Dsels-
ions of the United States su.
preme Court.
Hole0mbe's Merchants Book Of
! Reference.
Holcombe's Leading cases upon
Commercial Law.
.iolcombe's Law Of Debtor and
Creditor.
Smiths Compendium Of NercRn.
tile Law.
WsIren's Law Studies, (Apple
toms ne = and improved edition. }
horeheed's Practice.
addison on Cont. aets.
Law Of Landlord md Tenant.
Moral Law Of Nations and Amer.
lean Polity.
o Brien's American Military
Law.
De Hart on Courts Martial.
Hatze'a Military Laws U. s.
Il .maa's U. s. Naval Laws.
Hall on Trustees.
iyattsl's Law II NHttgns.
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.Near K9aEbEtcMtiOMG.
GOEf,s Pistols.

tB- Per Quebec Just received complete assortment Of
COLTS PATENT,
ALIENS REVOLVERS and
DERINGeR'S PISTOLS.
GUINNESS a. HILL,
Dcaiers in GOLD Peas FINE FANS end E'5iy articles
aus 3t2dp = Camp street.
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Auction Sales = This Day.

SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell, halfpast 10 O'clock ut 81
Magazine seet-Groceries Provisions and Liquors.
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TsGGa Common Sense and Patr5Otishl. -
While many prodigious accounts are being Civ, n
Of the deadly things Texas to do or is doing,
to put an end TO the intOlerable tyranny Of the
Government at Washington, and while attempts
have been made to link her with the ridiculous
Southern and Mexican confederacy movement,
etc, Gen. Houston, the Senator from Texas ex-
presses sentiments like the following. He was de-
claring his dissent in the Senate to the Protest.
Of The Southern Senators, and his reasons for
voting for the California bill g He loved, (he said,)
and the State he represented loved, this Union too
well 10 countenance any reasonable design or
movement They had had too much trouble and
anxiety to get into the Union to have any desire to
get out Of it again. He was in the Union and
could not be whipped out of it. His State would
stand by the Union for ever"
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The NASHVILLE Convention Mass Meetipp Al Ma.

The Nashville Convention Mass Meeting at Ma
con, on the 22dinst., proved failure From the
numerous rail roads which communicate with Ma.
con, and the dense population of middle Georgia,
il was expected that at least 10000 persons would
assemble. In 1S40 without any rail road at all, the
wings mustered to at least 10 1000 AT this meeting
only about 400 were present
The fact is, the people ofGeorga are too prosper
cus and too busy to be patriotic. In our ouniry,
only those are carried away by love of country,
who are too lazy and idle to work. A State which
has constructed many miles Of rail roads, aud has
many factories Of all kinds in full operation has
not time TO listen to, or even rebuke demagogues
and fanatics, except at the polls. The Delta, the
other day, tells of the numerous Nashville meet
ings in Georgia, but it says not a word about the
meetings on the other side Of the question
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in the Senate on receiving the protest of the
Southerners against the California BILL fact of
some importance was stated on the authority of a
letter from Mr.. Madison, viz that proposition
was made in the federal convention TO give the
Senate the power Of protest, and it was rejected
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Taking Position-A considerable number Of
the citizens Of Montgomery, Ala, among whom
we Notice the names Of members of both political
parties, held meeting on the 18th at which they
adopted series Of resolutions, two Of which are
the following
ResOfUed, Thst the admission OF California the Union,
upon present application viii be but OF
OF the supendous frauds attempted upon the
ssh Of any people, and enactment by Congies OF the Viii
mot fI9vlso - asgnseo thongn most eileetve torn
without fun recognition Of the rights of the South. The
basis Of the Nashville Resolutions recommend to the
people Of this State, and the people of the other slave
holding StEfes In convention. with view the
adoption Of such may be best suited The
rcaoy Of the occasion.
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Admission Of california

FTho bill ,,,b;ab ,s,..ad ,bo So,.,a -, . .,...
Ing WI Nhlch Fasseu the oehate py d Nute oI
33 TO IL, and is now before the House Of Represen.
'atlVes' is as foilows;
a Bill for the admission Of the SLSte of California iao
Whereas the peope of Cajforris have nrassnta5 f,,,;
tuition and sked 5r admsson INTO The ffnnr h;cb Sonst
inon xras snhast,s ~ 1npgr r. ~ ~ ~
United Staes bv mezssse dated Febnayv Ia Is9O " d @
which, examination Is found 70 Be Repnbcsn in It's
form Of Government:
BE q enacted bV ne Senate aud House Of Representa
tires Qf The United STATES america N Congress- assem-
bed That the Calforia shall be one and is hereby
ieeaIed TO e Of the United States Of America. adj
s II IN ,v 81 an equa ioOnE with the original
SIC. 9aa Be IL rthsr enacted. That until the Repre-.
y ~ III 1 sppor3nea g 81 9feGrang 70 an
~ Ss,s ~ IN ~ " " ~. W, sla.tsss
IL ConsTass q Oo'iO"' 'a' w n' W '"o REPRESENTATIVES
:" sSyc . Is,J bo !, f,L., ..,.y IT,. IL. "a, -.
- - " Z. engetsd haL the suld state
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ID. of t.. Meeting This Afternoon.
MAGNOLIA UNION No. 2. Daughters of Temperance meets
nj half .past O'Clock. at Pelican Hall. -
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a Masonic.
EA.> kRr W ,RREN hodge No. 67.--A Mestng of his
~ ~ Lodge will be Hsd the Masonic Hail. TUESDAY
wv EVENING the 17th inst, haEpast O'clock Senl-
requested bHpuncua visitors TaeTnay invd
By order au26 H. ~ Lane, Secretary
EW- Being now prepared to transact any business in
Notaria line beg leave inform friends. and the public
generally that have taken the office No. "A Camp street, and
respsctfully solicit their patronage ap9u W. CABLE
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Agents

~. The nsw and ast lunning passeng,r steamer FANNY
SMITH, chafos master, will Louisville, Evansville,
Henierson, etc, THIS DAY, nat NJ O'Clock p NJ.
auT NJ. MOO tE As Po drls
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me RiS t5ras.Ss Cgnntry-With much pleas
ure, we publish the first Of seresof letters from
this interesting region. We are glad to find that
our attempts to point the advantages Of the south
are appreciated By our readers the western
boundary Of the Union. The Crescent is a south
ern press, ia tho true sense OF the word 1t advo-
Gates every measure Of service to the South i;
lends words Of encouragement to every southern
terpfise and loudly exutu in every triumph south
srn industry and talent. 1t denonnces that spirit Of
sectional fanaticism, equally hateful whether in the
form Of northern or southern disunion. It cherish
IS reverence for the Constitution and attachment
to the Union, as the most powerful elements in
southern power and prosperity.
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FDOEEMr Gold EReg..
FI2te NhErfS.

NJ We have now in complete Of Pine
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have made
enabled guaranty sFc made expressly for our
ustoms Ond Of course in the latest Styles
materials, and in the bss, m1uue4.
GUINNESS dE HILL,
an2s 32p Dealers in Fancy Articles u Camp street.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Nssc Orleans Coswfs.--The Mobile Her
aid, after speaking Of the Petrie examination and
~. .s.,.,.s ...,ss ,vhiah attended it. adds:
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Nese Orleans Ce4sfs--Ihe Mobile Her
aid, after speaking Of the Petrie examination and
The singular events which attended il, adds
s.+ s4s soss. ofhsf qdss zcees which show that a
New, oiissns css ri s sst paees to go in search
Thizss unSust; in no city is the character Of the
Judicary higher, than in New Orleans; and even
the Recordsr's Court Of the Second Municipality,
fer tho fourteen years il was under Recorder Bal
dwin, was conducted with ability and dignity. Blu
last spring the people elected Mr.. ]. H. Caldwell
Just for variety This gentleman has great activity
energy, and public spirit. But he certainly does
not make good police magistrate. OF this fact
he himself Is aware and we are certain he viii
never offer for this office again. He obtained leave
of absence for two months, and Alderman Hale is
now she presiding officer in that Court The scenes
of last week may well mortiy the pride Of the eit-
zens. Grave doubts are entertained by many mem
hers Of the Bar, whether an Alderman can act as
Recorder. AT any rate, the principle of giving
pubiic officers vacations is bad This remark does
not amply 10 Judges during the summer recess
But the police magistrate Of the city ought always
ID Be here The office of Recorder, until the pre-
sent year had great deal Of patronage, and if has
been considered political one; but as that pew
sf has been cut of, it is to be hoped that At The
next eleolon men win be voted for from their fit-
nsss, and not on account of their political opinions
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Masonic Books.

ne ALLYN's RITUAL-@oRGAN's BooK.-These Books
very and and sell for price, compared
with prices selling other at Notwithstanding
gentleman bought copy of Allyn of my Saturday for
50 cents; if a a man, will do and him
self a favor by returning IT, DIR. HUNTER
aI27 81 81 81. Charles street
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EMBROlDER1ES, reduced in price 80 per cent.
FINE DRESS GOODS. reduced in price % per cent
MUsLlNs and GlNGHAMS, reduced in price 20 per cent
LINEN GOODS, reduced in price 20 per cent.
HOSIERY, reduced in price 20 per cent
DOMESTIC GOODS, reduced in price IsJs perc
At G. NJ. SIMPSONS
E1 a. nnf
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Funeral 0bseques 0 President Taylor in BostOE-Loi
lana sRepreseatatiOR- 4ttelti4ts shOlca them Har
1m Decorations, Devices, Sentiments, stc.-FGnet
Hail.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-29

MIssIssIPPI.-The Natchez Courier takes bold and
just ground against the right Of the Legislature 10
appoint delegates TO the Nashville Disunion Con.
vention, and il publishes the following protest from
the minority Of the members Of the Legislature on
the subject
Whereas, the Legislature, by entering into
convention for the purpose Of electng delegates TO
the Nashville Convention, transcends its powers.
and thereby usurps authority and tramples upon
the legitimate rights of the people:
Therefore, we, representatives Of the people In
the Legislature of the State Of Mississippi enter this
our solemn protest against this proceeding Of this
Legislature, novel in its nature transcending its
duties, and tending TO subvert the dignity, har.
mony, prosperity, and perpetuty Of the Union of
the United States Of America"
Signed by J. b. white, Grafton Baker. +. c.
Talbert, Walker Brooke, J. It. Griffin, T. r. Arm
strong, Jas M. TAFT, Patrick Henry, John B. Asbe
J. l.. Alcorn, +. @. Marble, f. McNabb. Samuel
Ford, John w Chisholm, w b. Smith, Thomas j.
Catchings, Joseph Regain, A. X. Farrar, L. Madi.
son Day, J. J. Hughes, p. J. Myers, Jno McInnis,
r. X. Arthur, J. ID. Stewart, Stephen ID. johnson,
Jno. West, J. +. Sbarkcy.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-29
[ooRarspoNDEscr on rar arpvunc.I

BALTIMORE, March 2s-5 p. m.
The snow fell last night to the depth Of about two
inches, but has now nearly all disappeared, and
the weather 10 becoming more pleasant
Several fires occurred last night and this morn
ing, destroying small buildings in different parts
Of the city AT one of them, in Fish market place,
man named John Freeburgcr was burnt to death.
He had taken lodging in an upper room, and il is
supposed suffocated in attempting to get out. lie
was fisherman.
There were sales Of 900 bbls Howard street and
City Mills flour to-day, at 81 62l. Red wheat, l04
cts; white, ll2 cts. White corn, As 40 cts; yell
low, 40 so cts. Oats, SO cts.
Provisions are quiet Coffee dull. Whisky, 22s
cts. in bbls., decline,
Stocks are firm, but quiet. Md. 6's at 1929.
$500 Bait 6's, Of 1890, for the opening at 1882 u.
s. 6's, of 1867, IA offered, 1l5 asked. The ten
dency of Government securities is upward.