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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

ain the election OF Eugene Sue. the true friends
ofPure Republican Liberty may see the prospec!of
brie days for the Republic. Tho result is the
index ofthe popular mind. Republican principles
ere trian plant, and Conservative caniidsies are
look ed upon with sus picion and dis.rnst The peo
pie, determined 10 secure representatives. OF the
popular VII. in their struggle to support themselves
IN political contests, demand more than they ex.
pect desire b obtain. precisely as our political
parties do in this country, on the eve Of every i'm
portsnt election.
Much is said about Socialism; but the political
socialism Of Paris, exhibited by the masses Is
not tie Socialism Of Fourier ald his little, meek
disciple Of The Tribune in this City II is bat an.
other name for the same Democracy that we have
here and any one who has read Eugene Sues
"Acdrefs to the Citizens Of Paris" must have per-
ceived that this novelist has a. much c0nSorratism
as Is 6esrdLle 70 defeat the monarchical tendencies
Of Louis Napoleon, and only so much Socialism
IS Necessary to balance the weight in the scale Of
the Government party
Per Conrs.l
Icorrespopssnce PARIs, May , i354.
Their candidate, ~ Eugene Sue, has won the seat
which was vacant at the National Assembly. for
the Department Of the Seine. The election OF ~
Sue II more than political lact-t IS moral
event. Ills new representative Of the people is
not the representative OF the political principle Of
the economy o. cOnlnCnlsm; lie Is tue pefsouatIon
Of the communism Of manners and kabits OF those
" no elected him They have ChUsrn IA. Sue q
the man who has related the thousand andOne
nights of Socialism and depicted all the dreams
which. Ike the excitement by the opium and
haschich Of Turkey, are inebriatng the epicurean
palate Of our Partisan manners. The election OF
III. Sue is the ne plus ultra Of the Revolution OF
1s45. As told you in my last letter. the Moderate
party had selected NJ Leclerc-and it was q noble
choice Never did brighter intelligence, ruer
Republican. in the Roman style, hve-he wss to
concilate the parties Of all grades The Socialists
wished men Of disorder-apostles of demagogy-
and M. Leclerc was too much opposed to this to
be their man. Socialism is in politics, what GER
tain kind Of romance is in literature. The society
described in the NJ steries Of Paris, The w an
dering Jew" and the Mysteries OF the People -
those individuals who abandon themselves 10 their
passions without repairing them-the order which
is, once In WHILE reestab,ished by powerful and
rich man-all that represents that part OF France,
is DESTROYS to see Socialism in power. In the
shape Of a novel, that society is absurd but when
it is in reality, it becomes shameful. The heroes
described by the novel.writer have elected him for
their representative; he has received from them
the duty to put his fctien into realization"
One of these representations, you see,
must be false or the other cannot be true.
Either the Paris correspondent is grossly
unfit for his business, or the New-York Ed
itor states what he ought to know to be
false. Which is it2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
1000 TUNs RAILROAD IRo. al

THE OHIO AND PENN9fLvANAnsc usssf
L ROAD COMPANY wish 10 contract ps ~ - -
extending westward from Piftsturgh fhrss ~ 6sss
70 be delivered on he Ohio River q ruso.tkn ~
before the close Of canal nsugancn N " - -
nils are 10 be on he Hipaiisn, In lsughc - y
are 70 weigh 60 pounds per hneel ys;11 ~ CO
subjec, 10 he inspection Of scIomoc w = fscs
tbs Compsny q Pii,sbargh Q whom - - = -
LsnisS Go. 81 wau-st New Yofk pro2osc<x ~ - q
dressed or furishing TIE sans IN ~ IL Frsllnk
plrsctou. tsT Lml W. Eosan'Vs~' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
GOLDEN STEPS FOR TIE YOUNG

'f'G Respectfully, Usefnlness ard Hspplness-Sesrx
a seriee OF Lectures 70 Youth OF both sexes-by JOB
hsihsr Ausen auhor Of "Noics - Tuta" wlh "a Il !,
giant frouies 7i-ce. Price u cers
DERBY 4 MILLER PuhiisharR Apl,urn
and for sale hy Booksellers generally r,vlS $40,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
HEW MARKET.

THE SUBSCRIBER takes his method Of informing rhe
public that be has opened . new Meat Shop S4l east
side Of Thirday. between Tweniyfhh and Twentysixth
s where be Intends furnishing The best Of every Kind Of
meat IN rs season. determined that nothing shall be
ing on bis part 70 give entire sstsfacton.
Also ~ the sane place Beef Calves Sheep and Lambs
a Wholesale fair tcrns for cash he slaughter
house IN Twenty ourh-st between Second and Third
nyI6 ~ NICHOLAS RYERSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
n. A. p NJ. LANE

H0UgE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
l1creszng Spring rsde are prepared % eTeeais All or
ders In hair line cheaper than any other similar establish
ent In The city Cal and spectmeus and leave your
orders which WIN be promptly executed Store $50 Green
wichst one door below Cksopherst Constantly on hand
large assortment Of painis ola glass he my2 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

r. SUMNER
OH GRERNWICH-sT. corner OF Murray, and
Cl2 6feeuwichst corner OF Barclay Qas l63 Green
wicbst)
TINsnUTH AND METAL. ROPER,
House and ship plumbing, lockmih and bel-hengsr,
stoves pipe, copper ard zinc ware steam tables and CHM
neytops, bright ware, lamps, pumps, he
Roofs repaired and painted with hreprooz soepsaone
and otherpsinta my4 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK-81OO,OOO.

MERCHAHTS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL sTocK-S1OO,OOO
THIS LINE u established for the rapid ranspostara
Of freight only on steamboats, and railroads from ~
Yofk, via Albany, Troy Buffalo and Detroit 70 Cnicss
and st. Louis also, vie Buffalo, 10 Cincinnati and Lou
vile.
- No Money Packages recessed! n
This Company having made iD arrangements W t.. ~
several railroad and steamboat nes on the p.opcsea @
ing and Intermediate places; $500,
sss:ss....s, $ss:.:s ss::. Ill., a.
Utica Toronto, Chicago, Altony
Syracuse, Hamilton, Wsnnsgan 81 S LooA
Rochester. Detroit Racine, 0slenA
Buffalo, Jackson, Mhwsnkoa Dubugsss -
sacketrs Harbor.
The line for Cincinnati and Louisville win b rsdJ 20
few days Of which due notice win be given
chants residing Of Buffalo, and along he ssi -
s eng Oss I'd Ss.s w. noss Il ass
al he lighter kinds Of merchandise which shall be sql
speed " sry heretofore offered them, and q ne esms
much cheaper Az IN example, we submit ne pno. ,,s:,
TARiFy or PRICES TO THE PRINCIPAL T0w M.
N. York To Buffalo. 81 5oIH YOrto Mnwsasss-t
" S css..,,;..... :: & i Eos...
and intermediate places a. proporronse rses ~. 30
be delivered a. any OF the above named places vi
e .pr he ee .enon OF &ssss @siehaoss % nes
Of operations They believe it IL Just what !. ~ .
by TIE exigeDcies or western Trade. aud uua - lsAs
terprise VIII meet with the appreciation and suppo"
pub1c. aEFEREsczs
DAVID LEAyfTr, Prest Am Tx. Be n T.
IT. LoSesrREsr 4 Co. "a kzsssl-st n. !.
EFT TEFyr L Co. IA Broadway. Ny.
JsHS WILKINSON, Prest 8. L u. k.R S7rsc'
HORACE WHITE, Cashier 81. ofsyncgss
JoHH PAINE, Cashier Blk OF Troy.
J. w. Books. supt Mich Cent RR Co. p~
GEo. SMITH, Chicago. .scs%
Ordess for shipment 70 be len ~ Tho One o. -
rspy. Wallet r. G. kuBSkL]Isd
How-York, May l, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

~ Lebanon Springs Water-Cure EstabIish-
ment Is now open its 9th Summer. For informstioa
address Imys lm'I N. BEDORTHA, MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

DUBLlc NOT1cE-sUPREnE COURT.-In ths matter o. De
application OF the Mayor Aldermen cofn1nonsy OF ca
Nefork relative the opening that OF
already opened from Forty Second street 10 Harlem RIVER ~
Twelfth and Nneeenh WARDS VI sad City Pubic Notice hSJ
gwen BY tbs Mayor Aldermen and Comonsy Of the City sss
YORK. stalts made .nd PROVIDED thai Ne
sadths Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy Of the cyo New ro
,snd 10 make Application the supreme Court Of the STATE 81 kes
Yok stspeca Term Of the said Court be held al tho CITY H
he City of New York. Monday the third day Of Jgss 1859
openns Of tbs Court that day. thereafter Csus
heard OF Of Esnsr
ard the entitled matter that the M
Of the Improvement; the opening OF that OF fHns
already opened from Forty second Harlem Rvss
theTssh and Su-tseuh Wards Of said City, had uysa ~
azp plan the said City, BY virtue Of sn.tsd q ~
relative touching the ofsses ant koss
the CITY Of New lOr and for other purposes pAsssd ApA
IsF.-Dalsd, New York, April %. 1850.
N.Y. HEsRY " DAVIES Counsel % the Cofpo<stsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

~ DIR. De Lnuey, 81 Lispensrdst near Broadway
may be consulted daily from A. NJ TO 2. M my9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

" DIR. EoushtOn's Water Cure Establish
menf-No. 9, West Eleventh street three doors from
Broadway mylS linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

n Drs. Shew and Rogers, Wnfer-Cure In
stifutioB, corner Twelfh-st and Universy-paee. me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
I'D a. DsnbuTy Connectcut-faTsno and guardians d.
sroHs Of placing their daughters al school whxs ns
comforts OF home msy be realized and psns pare
TO advance their moral and Intellectual improvsmen, nag
do so on moderate terms Particular attention u paid
their physical culture
The accomplishments Taught by the most compsszs
teachcrs
Circulars be obtained at Firth Ponds mrs,c spoa
1Franklin square, Pellrear Perkins Wall<x And I
WILCoXsU. s. School Agency, 2aS Broadway room Ne
H. asa lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
EY New-York and Harlem Railroad

~ Photographic Publications OF ali sorts by
Andrews Boyle, published and for sale by
myl5 2wDGltW JOHN r. TROW, 49 and 81 Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

~ Fowiers & Wells, Phrenologists and Pu b.
Iishers, Clinton Han. 1871 Nassau-st nesr tho Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

r. Wnter.Cure House.-T. L. NICHOLS, N. d. and
Mrs NJ s. Cow NICHOLS, Wster-Cure Physicians 81 Wesi
Patients received for full or day treat
meu Wished al their residences Consultations from 10
to- mye lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.
IS CEDAR-ST

MIR G. c. MARSH, Accountant. Author OF he A.
lVl OF Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplseds 80
the "Art OF Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved cos
tnues 10 teach ~ shove.
Prospectuses with terns Obtained a. tae rooms ron .
Am to9P
Bookkeeping IN Spsnsh-A beautiful edition u N,
Marshs principal work 10 published Ia spanish Pres
al lmeedh
FlNHE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL 10 Rw-
Il gers-st A. 4 s. X. CLARKE, Pnncipals VIII con.
mence It's Summer term the 18th inst; The schso =
thoroueh and complete course OF study in which hs I
ematcs and the French Language hold q conspcuous
place BY devonng their personal attention TO the mosS
Intellectual and physical training Of ibeir pup TIE Pm
cpas hope merit the confidence Of those parents we
may place daughters under their charge stsgs 70 an
poyed for pupils residing In distant part Of the city and
also for those who wish W ride only IN Indictment wos
Stages fom the the Brooklyn and Wilamsburgh Pernas
pass The door. No extra sbarge for Latin FrsscA
Drawing. fuel or stationery. s29 IMAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

~ Removal.-PHILIP ERNST. Professor OF Music
teacher Of the Behm and other flutes and the guitar
respectfully informs his friends and the public general
hal he has removed 10 3s7 Broadway, Wslkerst
New-YoFk myl0 2meody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
GENERAL NOTICES.

GENERAL NOTICES.
~ FowIers & Wells, Phrenoiosists and Pub
~ Drs. shev and Rogers, water-Cure In-
stitution, corner Twelhst and Universy-paee me {.
~ DIR. De Lnney, 81 Lispensrd-sL near Broadway,
may be consulted daily from A. M. tosPM. mys I'm
~ Lebanon Springs water-Cure Establish
ment Is now open on It's 9th Summer For informsioa
address lmyS In n. BEDoRTHA' MID
~ DIR. Eoushton's Water Cure Establish
ment.-No. 9, West Eleventh street. three doors from
Broadway myls Inn
~ Photographic Publications OF ali sorts by
Andrews Boyle, published and for saleby
myl5 2wD<w JOHN = TRow, 4e and 81 Ann-si.
kE New York and Harlem Railroad CO.-The
Annual Election for thirteen Directors Of this Company win
be held At their Office, Hanoverst Tuesday 2lst
The Books win closed from the 18th to the s
both days Inclusive. By order, &c;
as I'm A. KYLE, Jr. Secretary.
Nv Notice.-ghe PHEsIx BANK, Westerly, X. L. soon
pended he issue q it, Biz and procar s new pss. he
emissions rom which are dated Jan 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all their old circulation
with the exception Of The stolen money! viii hereafter re-
deem tho old Bs ~ their counter all OF which are dated
Tho suaoii sani Boston win continue as usual to 70
deem the ne. Bs OF his Bank BY order of the Drectof
ms DGsW1 EfHEN YosfEg. Cashier
a. RemovaI.-PmLrP ERNST. Professor OF Music
and teacher Of Bohm other flutes and the guitar
respectfully informs bis fends and the public In general
thai he has removed 10 3g7 Broadway, Wslkerst
New-YoEk. myl0 2meody
~ WIGS and Toupees.-BArcHELoRs celebrated
Wig Factory IL al Waist where al all rmes DO
found the largest assortment In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur.
chasing elsewhere BATcHELoRs newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal At tho Fair Of the American nsn-
tuts. Copy the address myi5 MWksri
~ Wigs. Wigs! Wigs Citizens and strangers
informed that the largest cheapest and beat assortment
OF wigs hslfwgs toupees brsds long hair and other
ornamental hair to be fosnd MEDHUssr HEARDs,
q Msiden-sne. The trade supplied. mylf cod I'm
y Latest improvements In the Daguerrean
Art.-for perfect picture in every respect 20 70 CUR
FEy's old established gallery lS9 Broadway. fhe like
tax by bis process universally acknowl
edged 10 DO superior any heretofore taken In this
try. my3 lms
r. Wnter.Cure House.-T. L. NICHOLS, NJ D. and
Mrs NJ 5. Cow NICHOLS, Water-Cure Physicians 81 WeSt
Twenty sscondsi Patients received for full day
mert wished al their residences Consultations from 10
to- mye lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
ERENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

,s Nv - 49, " ~ - - ,OuVUL.
Boarding and Day School from Carroll place to IN
St Merks-plece near Firstnv The new location 10 opes
and airy, Win large garden, and the house doabis
with every modern convenience. She invites tboxe
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
frstclass educaian In all branches call and examine
her testimonials. She has had committed to her care hs
daughters OF many Of the leading families Of s city
can refer 10 all. my1 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

Annual Election for thirteen Directors OF this Company vii
be held al their Office Hanover-s Tuesday the 2s
day Of May, between the hours Of 10 NJ and o'clock
The Transfer Books viii be closed from to the 2si
both days Inclusive. BY order, &c.
as I'm A. KYLE. Jr Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
y Latest improvements I'm the Daguerrean

Art.-For perfect picture In every respect 20 Cur
EEYs old established gallery, lss Broadway. fhe ike
taken by bis universally WI
edged DO superior any heretofore In Ibis
try. my3 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

y Wlgx and Toupees.-BArcHELoR's celebrated
Wig Factory 10 al Waist where al all umes can DO
found the largest assortment In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere BArcaELoRs newly invented Wigs
Obtained silver medal At the Fair Of the American Insn-
tuts. Copy the sddress myl5 MWkErt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

~ Wigs. Wigs. Wigs Citizens and strangers
informed that the largest cheapest and beat assortment
OF wigs hslfwigs oupees brsds long hair and other
ornamental hair to Be fosnd MEDHUssr HEARD's,
q Maiden-lane The trade supplied. mylf cod I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

4 IEHWBSs, Professor and Translator Of the Ger
Es man and French Languages, a Graduate Of Aa I'm
versy Of Berlin Prussia, by method OF inscuns
will well qualify persons, 0fter three month"; tuuoa N
lessons to pursue and complete the study Of tho above In
guages without further Instruction He also gives .
Frenchmen ard Germans an Engsh Course. Office hosfs
nom 10 A. N. 10 ?. NJ and to 2. NJ 81 Leonsrdst u
third door from Broadway myl4 3tsTuTh&n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

ITO TRACHERS.-Wsnted Immediately q yosnx
or single gentleman 10 act assistant teacher In &c
English and Classical School 10 the country He mus,
communicate OF the Protestant Episcopal Church and
must produce good testimonials OF character abiuss
spiude 20 teach, &c Inquire OF s. c. THRALL Theolo.
gical seminary, building Chelses square cor Tws.
nethst and hinh-ay. between the hours Of and 3PM
myS 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIRS.-MAD
d AME COUTAN respectfully informs tho parents
Der pupils that on the lat OF May next she will remove ha
Institution sec Broadway, Unonsquars Tbscsss-
es will reopen on Monday, May 5. my2lm
THE THIRTY-sIXTH SESSION OF THE
l. BROOKLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL viii commence
May Circulars al the Brooklyn Book Stores or ~ ne
residence CT the Principal, 20 Ailsnne-sl my4 In
MISS COOKS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
l'lhlsSES-93 Twelfth-st, between Finn and Ska
sv-summer-Term commences Tuesday May 7. my9 Luz
MRS. CARROLL,S SCHOOL win open -
mondsy May 10Th, al 28 Wes Fourteenih-st betwo1
Eighth and Ninth ui3 81
R0Y's SCHOOL, 81 East sixtssuth-st
~ AZ lms Rev. J. II. TYING, PhndpA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

hai there Is Justly due 10 The heirs OF George Gslpbin
pS poe S ssos. and : s
~ Greet Britain that By The treaty Of IT'S, this claim
Goyerpment 70 Mr. Captain; thai Mr.. GslpAin failed
10 receive payment from hat Government because he
had ssPou.ed ne esnss o. ne United ss.es sno was IN
IA brs have received payment from Georgia
United ssa,esi and he irae eos.aon now 10, wheher
rue that the lands sscored from the Cherokee Indians
BY hs Treaty OF l77S, being within The larsdleoos ms
Sus sSsis considerable portion Of them was granted
ncpties to the soldiers Of The Revolution George Gaphn
esnss Of inSependsnce not or Georgia alone bat for all
The Staiss HIS claim was lot against Georgia bai org
iiusS Sssiss beesass arose under treaty stipulation,
ihs fualen Of wh;sh devotved By change Of govern,
not e SssIs e s Great B M
ceviug benefits and bearing the burdens The claim OF
n 9phn sss sw n -. sss 70 b 81 ~
Md hss erefore uniformly refused TO do although there
have been see rspoT made y vommisss o. one or me
msni by Georgia
Commissioners were appointed TO examine this
claim by the State OF Georgia, and they made
report against its payment by that State. Their
report was committed 10 Committee OF the
House OF Representatives Of that State In 1899,
md the Committee approved the report OF the
Co,amissioners The House agreed 10 their re-
mort Resolutions were then offered in the House,
,eouestipg the Senators and Representatives the
state Of Georgia to urge the payment Of the claim
of t,alphin by the United States These resolu-
tons were laid on the table
In 1910. Committee Of the House Of Repre-
ssu.ssives of the Georgia Legislature made a re-
not In favor Of the claim, and recommended the
ppsv,neut of the interest on the same from l79S.-
A minority Of the Committee of one made report
adverse to the payment OF the claim by Georgia
The Uouse agreed to the minority report reso-
luton. instructing the delegation IN Congress to
urge the payment Of the claim by the United States
was then introduced.
The Committee do not find that any further or
subsequent proceedings were has IN the Legisia'
tafe OF Georgia on the subject
In 1854, the Senate Commute on Indian Affairs
repored that il the trust fund, at the close OF the
Revolution, had Injured TO the benefit OF the United
States. or il. by virtue Of the Revolution they hed
acquired the power 70 dispose Of it, there ought to
- no besisation in satsyng this demand out OF the
Treasury Of the United States but til: was not
the case. The fund was land this iand was sn-
aste within tho limits Of one OF the United States
TIE Gtate where il was situate acquired the con-
ivI orw il end bad right - dispose Of IT, wasa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08
OF Adverhising--High and
Low Rates.


The Delta of Sunday morning gives us back
handed lick about our reduced rates of advertising
but the argument of our contemporary on this point
is unreasonable. Its article in the main is excel
lent, and we heartily subscribe to its views so far
as they relate to the advantages and profits that
must Inevitably result 10 merchants tradesmen and
professional men, from "iudieious" system of adj
vertising. Our contemporary asserts, with great
gravity, that papers that circulate the least and
have the fewest subscribers, can always take ad-
vertisements on the lowest terms'' This, we think
is an absurdity on its face. Papers of small circu.
lation must of course have small income from
subscriptions, and it is therefore, impossible that
they afford to take advertisements at the lowest
rates; but those papers may be forced to take low
prices or get no advertising patronage at all. If
the Delta intended TO insnuate thag this was our
motive for reducing our rates, it never made a
greater mistake. We agree with our contemporary
that advertisers should seek those papers which
have the greatest circulation, and that is reason
which we have modestly urged in favor of the
claims of the Crescent upon the advertising public
We have always had great aversion to boasting
but since the Delta forces to tell the truth about
our circulation in self-defense, we say earlesslv
that the Crescent has the largest circulation of anv
paper in this city, except the Picayune And we
venture also to assert that, we are much nearer to
the Picayune than the Delta is to U.S. About that
there can be no mistake We admit that the Del
ta's weekly circulation is larger than ours but this
will not be the case many months. We find al
ready that our new plan works admirably. Every
body knows, as we have heretofore stated, that
the companies who run lines of omnibuses through
our streets, make double the money by fixing the
rate of fare at one dime, than they would if they
charged Is cents. Iii also well known that our
present cheap rate of postage has greatly increased
the revenues of the Post-office Department. We
predict that the Delta will yet be able to see the
beauties of system Is it not far better to have
our columns filled with matter that pays reasona.
BILE profit, than TO fill up with matter that does not
pay for the composition, merely to keep up nominal
high rates! Others may do as they like, but we
have opened the columns of the Crescent to the
million, and we shall stick to it,