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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-02
]. r. MOREHEAD, Solicitor.
K. PRETLOw, NJ. d., Physician.
]. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance

The upon which this company insure life are pec,
liary favorable the insured-much believed
than the terms OF any other Life Insurance Company 10 wit
The great security afforded in Il arantee Fund of
100000, SO 900 of which has been paid cash. $50 90
secured in the safest by Bond and Mortgage Re
Estate:
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the other
1lnpanes and more equally graduated;
Insurance Tor the benefit Of Manned Women from
the creditors of their husbands;
! he insured not liable 10 assessments for losses;
NO extreme hazar.is taken by this company;
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders payable IN cash
al,g additions made TO Life Policies every hve years;
Notes taken In part for premiums
Policies issued upon application Without Delay, causing
Loss OF Insurance the
INes O either insured between the UI Ii and ~,
inclusive, Tor year, yenrs nr for life
The panpes and tracts published by the company will DO
tOnud to contain much valuable information respecting this
9ature principles anpieatun and benefits Of Life Insurance
Also, an examination OF the plans o the oher Mutual Com
anes OF ms country, and full explanation Of the plan
posed by this company. together wi various lbesOne
showing the rates OF premium Tor the of life OF
companies compared tn the OF this Company. and
another giving the rates OF this company, all ages and
| terms which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis aud applications
| ceived and forwarded by
| A. II DILLON, IR., Agent, at NewOrleans
| A. J. WEDDERBURN Medical Examiner.
tn" Office OF Peoples Telegraph Line, Commercial EN-
change, ST Charles street. mig II
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EXPOSE les eGettes PTObab les pour
Cats Narchands etc $500 10
nruits he Leyte 20,OOU W
MARCHES pourls Loyer de 1850 10000 OO-$IO5 500 90
|
Montant pOurvoIr par la Taxation slO5,6O5 N
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REWARDS.

TT1NVKNTY DOLLA us NEWARn-Rnna,vay from
the subscriber On tie l2th OF May sst, muatt0 o &
BOY. by the name OF Bouke, about Is yoq nI Sf9
built. tie had on, when he let blue bauhatSA
and wool hat. There two bald places on his N
head 9ccas0hed by bum when child lie has 50 scar
his forehead he Is four feet Elk inches high wesrs hand
kerchei on his head IN detection Whoever will AZ
rest san poy or 10 ge him in jail and give Information
Reisart, Ii aTondeet street will receive The shnve re
ward log 3ml ROBERf AlrALPIN.
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Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie,
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from Donaldsonville.
Alex Scott, Sturgeon, from Louisville.
Uncle sam, Van Dusen, from st Lonis.
Brooklyn, SOkum, from CinCn att.
Caddo, Graham, from st Louis
Saxon, COmmandeuT, from Louisville.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Huntsville. Pe from st Louis.
Nleodeon, Hunter, from st Louis
New LatoDa, Smoker, from hluiken's Bend,
LatOna, Hunt, from ViCksburg.
Sarah Gordon, Amsden, from Alexandra.
Towboat Anglo Ameru an Porter from the Passes-brought
w ship Atlantic and brig p SOule.
TOwboat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Pasesbrought IN
brigs st George and Captain.
TOwboat Panther, Davis from the Pasesbrought up shpg
Mlades and CasamorO
TOwboat PhenX, Cromwell, from the Passes-towed down
and 10 18th inst ship Forest King and bark lisa be la
brought up ships Carsck, Dhathan and brig Dedao.
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$744,944 s.
100000 %
$G4.944 81
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MhyOrhlty OF AeWOrIcans Nov. I5 1885,
COUNCIL INDIVIDUALITY No. Two
Sitting Of Nov. II, 1850.
= ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested to e public AUCTION after giving ten days
notice IN The official paper of the Municipality the contract
Tor the furnishing q all material and paHking Caope street,
from Hercules to Howard and Liberty street from
Ca'ope street the New Basin, the work to be done in
accordance with the specifications which shall he furnished
by the Surveyor, and published with sad notice
RrSNrca That third of the said work on either
side OF the said Streets due by the property holders paid
by ihem IN cash, within thirty days after the completion of
the work, To the CONTRACTOR who will be subrogated the
rights and privileges Of the Municipality, and the other third
due by the Municipality, be paid cash. the certificate
OF the Surveyor h the work has been completed according
20 the specifications.
Rr7oof4 That the bids said work shall he subject 10
the approval OF the Council
LSigredI JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved \ Ovemher 10, ls5O.
tSiguedl A. ID. CROssNAN, Mayor.
True copy: n. BEIR, CLERK.
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A NDREWS Il co, JOHN w, Commission
n Merchants and Shipping Agents, 81 Common st. ia5
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NAyoRAtry or NVwORLEATH, Nov, TO- 1850.
n Office Is hereby given IN virtue ~ reagi utieh
Essgss5 ts 'ts CeUssi e Mgs!sstEF Me- ETsl 81
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NEW YORK, Nov 2l-CId, ship Leondas, Jordan, f
NOhs.
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AFADANIE NOPK-This celebrated Philosopher, As
w rOOgst and PhysOgnnmst and OF the Egyptian
OfHcles Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
short time, and be consulted in any of the above
4cIences al her office, No lS Gayer street, between 81
Peter and ST. Pau streets, Madam Y. if desrsd will give
chronological Charts, with Announcements of the h6au
tempsrameut, etc. Consultation 81. uu1s6 I'm
ar. 4. j. CONE's EXTRACT OF COPAytA,
AZ SARSAPARll,LA AND CUBEBS-This 0rginaI
preparation h2s proved Itself superior Capaue or am
O;e- extract and with the Jscapt additions aud Improvement
will ney fail, provided the directions be fully Observed
eg~"To be had at the Garner Of Bogazns md peydra
q nasOY,tc Notice.
IN NJ HERMANN LODGE No 62ot Free and Aecspeo
u * Ml'2ns 1sve removed their Lodge n No. TIC -hufrt
chMg Place Thz7e their Regular Meetings viii be held every
WEDNESDAY II The usual houT.'. By order
HE ~ HENRY sIHDhS, " NJ.
ENCLIPsE sTABLES-BATES FORDNEY, PRo.
"a PRIETuR-OR Pba,pp1 sireci, Opposite - Az
a. Uqion.-lioses al all times to let, either bEslsN
= - on hand for sale. Also, prime lot OF GzfsEsA
kentucky Mules Tor sale, on reasonable terms ~
STOVEs! sTONES-ln store and for sale, -
- complete assignment Of Cooking, Office, Paor AeE
MeGain's csIebTaed Alright COOK STOVES, ftAst
aud The Stove will he found surpass all Others as re
business only he done by selling cheap will sell at YER
small advance on cost. @. W. W, GOODWfN,
no Wholesale and Retail Tnwqre hlanggIS%Gtory'
Jes Y Front I.eyee, y. q.
SEW ORLEANS Eaiii5ltAST q RiENilfEAACB
III IL < a..
TENHE undersigned at his old established office, cOnnue
friends in England, retand Scotland, WIN STERLING Sight
Drafts, payable in pOsOwn IN the above named king
IN passengers brought from Liverpool 10 this city gnoy
ships and reasonable teyms Parties V,ng at distance BY
'9 mag attended idSs5 TO- S JOHN ToGIES,
si0 I'm . Bank Place.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

-
BUSINESS CARDS.
A NDREWS " CO, JOHN W., Commission
= Merchants and shPPlns Agents. u common 81. @a2
/ W: aRTHnR' oo JOHN THOMAS
IN ooo Nj Es-o,r W. Co 5 IN Ss ITO
- VISION anu oloeeg lelolauls % anu 50 tNew lte.e
A RMSTRONG, JOHN, 247 Tchoupitoulas
street opposite . 81 Mays Market j. prepared to man
pes s bey can be- delivered here iom any, part Of tie
country. je23 ly
n, ARMSTRONG. GEO. C. LAwRAsoN. ARNOLD HARRIS,
RMSTRONG JAWRASON ~ co Gem
~ Si; I F y, a.. Nybnts snd scen,s
for the United States Mail Steamship Company from new
Orleans Newly srI Chagres also, Pacific Mail Steam
shin Company from Panama to California ana oregon
TENCON IT-- ST. .nJ Orngment,I |
b PantS ,;y,,or or SToos and MaIbIes la Cam
- ANTI a - / 5r.,t W :, w Uo"S anu ' VIA ~
5S 49,, 10
X LNt'D, - A. AuClloLeei anu 4PPS''' ~
- banNs AIcase, Oh
DTTNAN 81 co I Shin Chambers and |
,IgTgEs = rom eyss, Seo"%
~ o, 70 :, &C., 80 f d anu
tTnamenta Painters l5 CarondIel street, OGs goors
above lleyla. a15O 9m
DTBOLL VIM o. Builder 40 st. Joseph
IL sneer, between St. Charles and Carondelet Jobbing
Of all descriptions on reasonable terms ana snort aeIGe'
Good references gwen II REQUIRED. ly@n ~
FILLS " co, r.. M, Commission Merchants,
II 81 Grayer street " nj
JogS H ELI ALFRED b ADAMS
ELLIOTT co, JOHN H., Commission Mer-
IL chants, N . 9Customhouse street. nj
GREENWOOD & Co, MOSES, Commission
VI and Forwarding Merchants 66 Graver street 8 ly
a, D. oRIEFF. s.A. KlNGsLAHD. ". NJ. oRErrwooD.
Grief & CO, A. D., Wholesale GrOCarS and
~ Commission Merchants dealers n Goshen anG eern
Pr any I NAVAL st Ms rs 40 and A Cd Leyee
and No. 10 From, Levee. New Orleans. Mig
| r. J HART. l. \. MARKS. b. HART.
TART g. IN Il 70 TcbopnitouIas strsst
II -
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KENTUC

KENTUCl MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GO.
.4T COTLNGTOyN, KY.
w. r. ROBBINs, President. A H. GREER, Vice President.
J. X. PAYsoN, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECT TORS
w d. Robbins, A. l.. Greer, G. A. WitherB,
j. s. Morgan, ]. b. Casey, =. H. Mack.
r. M. Withers, s. s. Walker
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A PRAIRIE INCIDENTAL place called Vel
low CreeS, about hall way between Salt Lake and
ile junction of the Oregon and California roads
we were the unwilling witnesses to an Indian mas,
saCre. On the evening previous, we had crossed
the Creek and encamped about mile and halt
beyond Near the Creek some Snake Indians, IL
in all, had erected their wigwams. Before dark |
had endeavored, but in vain, TO trade with the
Chief for pony, but "no swap" Was the word
through. All the while some one of the party kept
exhibiting the good qualities and speed of the diff.
ierent ANIMALS. Ths young squaws excelled their
lords in workmanship, or horsewomanship. One
young creature assumed every attitude of the best
circus rider She would pick her whip from the
ground under full speed check her pony in his
mad career as if he had been shot; wheel him Al
full speed by an inclination of her body; throw
the asso successfully whatever object she pleas
ed. She rode like the men, yet
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ASSgGs sy2-ST durns NE, a arie , ana 1ah n
dren after death.
All policy hold.s whether or life or shorter terms, wtO
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
of the profits OF the company.
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors, maTued
eeCtinurance the life OF her hushlnd he sole ben.
eft and of herself and children, free from claims Of
creditors. TRUsTRES:
John tiagan, Joseph Walker, John ). AlllsOT,
Peter COnrey, IT,, Maunse White, VIM. u. Leve1 chs
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Span, ".
Isaac johnson, Henry s. BuCEneT.
PETER COFRER, JT President Board OF Tfus'e.S
DIRRCTORs:
Joseph w Stanton, j. Morgan Hall A Van Bbber,
John l.. Lewis, e H. Barton, NliaG H. White
Y, e. Hall, Andrew Carr, Ihe0. u. McCaAebs
lOhn l.. Safanns, Geo. w Smith, Il. NJ. Norman,
f. w. Sewei, Junius Behee, Z. Z. Snethen,
Cornelius FelOwes, NJ. NJ. Cohen,
Edw. JanneT Coke.
john HAGAN, President of the Company.
EDw. JEENaR COKE, Vice PrsIdent.
A. J. WEpDERBURE, Nj. d. Medical Board OF
Thomas HUNT, NJ. ID, Consultation.
". g. HEARTT, ACtuary,...E. L. 6poLD, AuOfnsy,
RICHARD BHIN NJ D., No. 81 Magazine Medical
Examiner, who will be at the Office daily from l2a P Nj
by the Charter only 85, OOOi taken a singleI
ER- This Company prepared entertain appuCationH
Life Insurance and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes the Fable Of Rates established
by the Board which less than the charged by the
New York and London Offices and without Their restrictions
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest,
and be made available at To the extent N twOhds
a their amount where the Parry has paid his premiums fun
~ California Permits New UTk and IUP'On rates, |Os.
Dectus Table of Rates, and all information 'Oiliie nsuf-
anee and ali papers necessary eacynuunCe be had
at the Office Of The Company.
3-g~ Eyteugive Travelling Privileges allowed.
~ Office hours 3 A N. to B 2. N. lyl3 ly
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FiE&,s--lo casks small and large drums best
IS k,FeogaRAr x Co 81 roessri,-sls,a
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~ PRINEGARDENA AND FIElD sHEDs. -,
50 Rs5-d 70, r ., GAY, and sslug p, ~ ErpsSss
E,;as Lssssb - TgEgs, sifRGfa8GRY2 2Is1
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Two REM Three one-story Brick SroREs
r, on amp near Julia three story brick dwelling -
seven rooms and three closets building two story
Apply to T. W. sEWE Clio street aR nea TgrNnos
IN If
SEED, FLORIST AND PLANT STORE
- Cor CUgToMHOusE STREET AND EXCHANGE ~
PLAoE--y Nursery, Poland street-JOHN GREEN-&5s91
i EGp ~ eS se RN Pc NM he osl2 seansE fresh
SEEDS All Seeds proved and warranted genuine and sold
- ~ J. c. hes for sale splendid collection of the
CTeS6mos rare and choice Plants purchased from the
=~A-Garden of J. A. Fryer ESQ. This valuable stock
Of Pants consisting Fruit Shade and Ornamental Trees
accommodating for years. by expensive personal ira
and by lmporations IRON all parts Of the world, is now
0n,tnoi,S ~ wou reserve, giving gentlemen rare op
" Specimens at the Seed Store. Nh taplos
CROCkERY, CHINA AND GLASS WAKE.
ENE S.h FELL d CO., 81 COMMON srREKT,Sks
~ NewOreans, Importers aud Dealers, iohOiesaesIn
7. - Casters, Csndesdcks Table Cutlery Japanned ~
MaeEs, etc Goods will be offered al low prices and
Wheh or me country, packed in the safest manner e5 y
~ 10. OF.
tFkSA If75 IL HOWARD LODGE No. 10 meets every
ENA THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hsi'
ocoes osrs foy Gs X, sP and pOy streets
4 Z; ALLISON nm, GIN. F RIuE....,...R sec,v
L. SAMSON q nm GIF,W DELEsDERNIER r s.
q. y. B0wnLToH Treasurer a5 o.
GONE OF TEMPERANCE JETIIT
- Supply Of Sons of TEMPERANCE jewes anJt R.GA
Younger Brothers Jewels, kept constanty mn b. ~
q CHsombouse street Div Ons organizing in T r
California; etc. VIII he promptly attended, 10 ~ addri
og d n "ii-AAND' NO. =" '10"4 SsS , SSss5
THOMAS ATK ms,
MAIRAsS MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, M
Of az descriptions; Hair and Mos N MATTRESSES, w66s
sale and retail 80 SmPs and STEAMBOAT ClPTAIS,
suppne1 on The most reasonable terms mhl3 ly
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MI dUItIUDb
In the suspended imp . lie of its lightness,
Were less ethereally light

She was an Indian beauty, too, and somewhat of
coquette in the bargain. She would arch her
own and horses neck at any praise bestowed on
either her beauty or Workmanship, and laugh most
heartily at our attempts to make ourselves under
stood. She was all life and buoyancy-but alas /!
she was cold corpse ere the morning sun shown
upon the valley in which she had been so active
and happy just the day was breaking, we
heard the ominous war-hoop, and Immediately fol.
lowed the sharp crack of the rifle We aroused
ourselves from our slumbers, and fastened towards
the scene of action. A horrid sight met our view
There lay the dead forms of those who had lived and
breathed the evening before.
Our heroine Of the night previous had not escaped
She lay outside of her wigwam, a bleeding corpse
No respect had been paid to her jet black locks
the scalping knife had passed around them, and
they now doubtless grace the girdle of some grace
less Utah. Twelve Snakes lay dead upon the
ground, nine Of whom had been scalped two old
indians and boy having escaped the knife; one
squaw had escaped by flight The perpetrators OF
this horrid scene were about fifty Utah Indians,
whom we saw near the camp of an emigrating
party about a mile from the scene of action With
horror and disgust turned from the sight and
pursued our way. GCor, St Louis Intel
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Southern Mutual Life Insurance Conn
N In ii


Jn7haa Baldwin, John d. Bein,
Henry G. Stesun, Henry Renshaw,
Charles NJ. Waterman, Edward &. Payne,
Marx Walton William {. TOmpkins,
james Bonner, George W. West,
Warrck artin, ThOmas !. Dix,
William II. Garland, Ohm Calhoun
George q. Lawrts0n, JiIsOn P. Harrison,
Robert NJ MUAIpin, John Leeds,
A. b. Seger, . NJ. q. u. Norton .
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
HARMON DnAEE, Secretary,
Medical Examiners - RICHARD BEIE. NJ. D.; HOWARD
r H. Comm Attorney, iylT
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D'apres Get expose de Ia situation tnancGre de Ia Munci
p7t9 on volt 10 nrceasae de prever moyen Tune
sur Ia pronre oncrre ct pesOnee ains Qui
ita de cstts MuncIpa1 sOmme suisaRtepour
les items suyanls:
Deficit de Iannre 100 81O5 FO5 65
Monant pOur tare face d:renses de 1851 34I9i S.
MOnant requls par Comlte des Liquidateu 10000 0U
nov3Ot JOHN CALHOUN SgrrEtsira
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Il l. "A 4 v o A 7 $.
OHlO-Per Aeshire's and Pliers fatBOats: 1000 bbls
-four, owners on board.
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Expose des Dtpenses PrObables-lS51.
DsBeWse5 RtgWteres.
MaisOD de travail Ell geo.e de la police 200 90
EcIar4ge de la MunIclpaut 1000 W
Eroes 1nbliGues 1900 90
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rhIs Company being Orga
nIEel, sUlaiy tor the pTO.eCuuu
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pUv-
eity, ls IN ne operations a great
nauUHaI Observation-Disclosures,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and Afford
ing for a small annual sum, paid
during life, u large and hand
some legacy to widows and emil
dren after death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-23
Mad. ns,s.iie J,,nyL,.s.

Boston, via Pail River on wednesday evaa,1g nsst
BY The steamboat Empire state The asst -rNcers
In that city will take plsce on Friday etenisr yhe
ptcpristors Of the lire have placed the state rcons
In their steamboat at the dposal % sisna -ts-lis
Lind sud the oGer has been accepted.
At the entertainment dren 20 Me Lind by tn
Msyor Friday evening she asked to sing in or.
der 10 hos the quslIty finer voice 10 prv,ts room
she very gracefully refused - siny the ground that
she bad made e contract -ith W. Baraum. binding her
70 III Only for him, or charity and the Mayor
rsn q business tncv she could no break 10 sheler
81 lstpsst 10 oclosk She accepted the Invitation q
The Msyor orly the representative Of the people fr
the time being sHe has dselinsi hcsl q p-itstlons
frcm the sppsr tan"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-23

On Monday last another Intellectual effort was
Klade by some members of the House of Repre-
ssRtatves TO have the tariff of 1916 altered during
the PIE sent session of Congress but we given
TO understand that another, and perhaps several
attempts will yet be made to do so. The gentle
kaen in favor of such movement are irrtated be-
esuse the Southern members will not back them
nP, and say, in the agony OF their disappointment,
that in the settlement Of the slavery question the
sencesson was all on one side and thu the friends
GA whom they relied have deserted them. Thi,
Roes 10 show, TO certain extent, that some North
en members voted in favor of the territorial qucs.
,ioss, with an understanding with some S1athera
members that the latter would assist them in pro-
curing modification of the tariff Notwithstlnd
ing this detection on the part of their " allies,
they are about To try he experiment again.
We are perfectly we'll satisfied that any attempt
10 alter the tariff, during this session of Congress-
is very impoltic and unwse movement, and tn It
il originates only with few specuiators aud iron
founders, who have more OF particular kind Of
goods on hand than they can dispose of with profit
IL such is the case, it should not receive any aiien
ton. But even if il not, this is no, appropriate
lime 10 enter upon the discussion of subject so
important in all ito bearings and so intimately
Hected with The industry OF the whole country, as
The tariff is. Many members of both houses have
gone to their homes and families, and it is very
doubtful if there will be quorum in either house
by Monday next Tie subject of the tariff should
be discussed before a full House and a full
Senate. In addition to this consideration, there
are others Of equal importance. The manufacturing
industry Of this country is state OF transition.
Since the settlement OF the tariff of 1885, revolu-
Hoh has taken place in manufactures of almost
every description. Al tina, time, they were con
hnsd TO the North; but since then, the South have
gene into the business earnestly and 30 deeply,
that, in all probability, before very long they will
be more engaged in that branch Of industry than
the Ncrth The following table will show the
number of cotton factories in operation in four Of
the Southern States in the ysar lsi9, together with
the number Of spindles, the quantity OF cotton con-
tsmed, and the amount OF capital investsd'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-23

GREEI.rY's EXPLANATIONS or SoCtALfsN-Thr
political philosopher Of the TSibpn auempts to
cover up the Determines Of socialism and his mixed
political character by a series OF explanations.
Greeley, Brisbane, and the other member. Of the
soci alst clique, however, have gwen the world se
veral PRACTICAL eSpls nation. oi their theories which
are more valuable than the attempts at reconcing
strsrge contrsrieties Of opinion one ~ these
explanations is the history of phalanx after phalanx
established in various parts Of the country, which
resulted in destroy ing the character Of many ndi-
,ijusls ard in general bankruptcy, go Ear as they
concerned, OF ideas and Of the substantals Ia
kfe. Another explanation Of socialism, equally
marked, was the attempt Of these y1rdoaac- moi
PHILOSOPHERS 20 array the trades Of this city IN
hcsdless and fiuitisss opposition 20 their own ia
terests. until they sasd melted the industrious
body Of teiloTs TO Iass'ess acts, aud had placed
half a dozen vt thea ~ prison, where they now
awsn their trlsl for outrHges upon the laws of so.
ciety. There ~ third practical explanation, also,
which will not soor be forgotien. ID came ont
under she immediate auspices @f the beautiful So
cislist clique 81 the ffihuue. IL was made az the
hshionsle festival 81 socisItsts recently ~ IIo-
token. = here luRubrious lamentations loudly de-
precaied the unhspJy deprnatbln of American so
ricty, because We he'd M guillosinc erecrd In the
streets. 80 a signal ihst blood Florld How ne "a
rtous and fasi eloqucnce, wiat and philosnphv
io dsluge the land These three explanations. al
Of a practical character. will serve E-eelsy much
end save him ne trouble of pursuing HE political
arguslsnt. VIII they not