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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
Vermont WING State Convention. .
Correspondence of The Tribune
Mosrr.LIrs, v. w.a,e.d.y. July u.


Mr.. GREELEY; The Wings Of Vermont Assem-
bled this day in this beautiful village, to nominate
candidates for State officers. Last night they be-
gan to pour in from all quarters in great numbers
giving strong premonitory symptoms that there
would be mas, instead Of the usual business
Convention. And such 10 the fact A large church
was filled at IL o clock AN. and many could hard
~ Ind standing room. | have attended good
many political Conventions in various States Of our
Union in past years, bat l have never seen an As
semblage Of better looking, stronger minded, more
resolute and honest men on any similar OCCASION
There il something peculiar in the character Of
Vermonters The spirit OF old Ethan Allen seems
to run through the masses, and portion Of his
blood 70 how In every vein. They look as #
they could not be scared al trihes. Coming from
their own fields and workshops. where they are
not ashamed to earn their living with their own
hands, they possess all the characteristics Of true
Freemen And such, indeed, they are. III the
whole world should go for Slavery in any of its
forms, the people Of the Green Mountain State
would oppose it with their last breAths. Vermont
must always be Wing State, as true Wing prin.
ciples are how aud have been understood ia years
past. No earthly power can turn Vermonters
away from an honest straightfor ward political ca.
Ieef' men nieh ia once anu ehseu Win SToh' Sai-
ents may change, bat the masses here cannot be
turned TO the right nor TO the eft
But word about the business of the Conven-
ton. Hon. G. X. Williams Of Rutland was nominal
ed az candidate for Governor. Norman Williams
Esq Of Woodstock for Lieutenant Governor, aud
George Howes, Esq. Of Montpelier for State
Treasurer These nominations were made with
great unanimty and viii prove acceptable to the
people An eloquent preamble and spirited resOl.
utons ere adopted. Hon Solomon FOote OF hut
land addressed the Convention in an able, eloquent
aud feeling manner, giving our late lamented Pre-
sident most beautiful eulogium, which drew the
tears from many farmers eyes. The whole BUSH
ness OF the Convention was conducted in true Yer
mont etNl e
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The CoSToY PPIsosLRs.-The National IatsHi-
gsncey OF Wednesday says: We understand, and
take great pleasure in announcing the fact thatthe
prisoners taken at Contoy, and in whose behalf
our Government had interposed, have been re-
leased by the Spanish authorities from their prisons
in Havsns, and that they may be soon expected 10
The United States. This intelligence viii be graft
jrg to good men in both countries, inasmach as il
wiIlre move The cloud which hung fur awhile over
their amicAble relations.
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THURSDAY IN THE HOUSE.
The s,russle ever-Ns w-nIexice- Calm, &c.
corre,popdene Of The Tribune.

COrfefpOndeDCt Oh u NO fftOuno.
rn 80 wAsmSeroS, Thursday July1s.
The House. on motion Of Mr.. srRoSG, Chairman
nj Elections. went into Committee quite promptly
,s,n to-day, and resumed the consideration OF the
-r..,,on If the admission Of HUeH N. Smith the
DELEGATE from New Mexico Here is the vote on
This motion, showing shameful lot Of absentees:
Yess o., Nsys77.
There were large number Of Gve.minute
speeches, and several bona fde Amendments to the
Resolution from the Committee Of Elections, to say
nothing Of the pro lorna ones. Among the bona
fde amendments, inclsde certain ones designed
10 hill other amendments which had been offered
by the friends Of New-Mexico. There was great
deal of warmth Throughout. the day, but it exhibited
itself very calmly-at least, to the appearance
Nay it not have proved TO have beenthe calm which
precedes the storm in case of the reverse Of what
has resulted so far, happened But will not an
ticipste the story which shall uniold in a subse
qeent part Of this letter.
Having voted down all the amendments proposed
to day, the Committee finally rose, aud reported
the original resolution. motion to adj ourn now
followed from the Wing side from THADDEUs STE
xrss 1t was lost 6s to III. l took these as cor
IeCuy 10 IN POssiOic. Out, bs II 10 LOW uSdI y
O'Clock, and the journal is kept constantly in the
hands Of the Clerks, shah have TO close without
q reliable list.
Next came motion for call Of the House. for
the purpose Of putting of the evil day. On this
the ayes and nays were ordered, and resulted in
refusal by 81 TO "a. Tnen came another motion 10
adjourn from Mr. FOWLER of Mass. Teiers were
called for and ordered, and gave 10 in the atfirms.
tive. Cries of " Give it up! Give it upi" "No"
"No~ The negative was counted aud gave Co.,
So the House adjourned after a struggle, with the
parliamentary machinery, which / must say l re-
sretted to see used in such an exampl esetting
way, adjourned, without settling the question after
all fear it is all over with New Mexico as TO a
bearing through her Delegate, before this most
mssr animous Congress! But let US wait to see
one day longer for what that day may bring forth.
PS Mr.. BRIGGS Of your State, has called
my attention 10 an error in the Yeas and Nays
ON the trying motion, made by Mr.. BAYLY, on
Monday to fix day for the consideration the APP
propriations He ia put down as absent or not vo
ting. On recurring to the journal, Find that he
voted Yea. with ANDREws, BROOKS, Bennett, Gov.
CIR. and other New-Y orkers. am not very sorry
n at this error occurred whoever in fault, since
it gives me an opportunity to attest To Mr. Briggs
faithiuness in being always on hand. In this re
spect he may be said, without invdousness, 10 be
an exemplsr
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NOBILITY IN THE WILDs.-A correspondent Of
the 81 Louis Int hgeneer says that Lord caltb0rp
Lord Breatley, Lord Cook and some other English
mobiles, are encsmPed with swarm of caliiOTnis
emigrants Of Council Bluff, Nebraska Territory,
on their way to the land of gold, all by way of
Summer pleasure jauns. Perhaps they II have
enough Of il before they get through.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRI.-We learn that desruc
tive Gre occurred at JeaDesville, Luzerne Co. on
gstsrdsy night last which consumed seven BLOCK;
m SvellIpes' and a new aatel not quite finished
Which was being erected by Mr.. David Martz.--
We did Dot hear how the Ere originated, nor ~
fact spy other particulars than such as We could
gather from The accounts floating IN oar comna'
sity. 49,, iMsuch CHUNK pa dA1 lsh'
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THE HAGUE-sT. EXPLOSION.
Omciai Report.

On Friday night Of last week Aid Griffin, Chair.
man Of the Committee on Relief Of the Sufferer.
by the Haeuest Explosion submitted to the Com.
mon Council detailed report OF the whole affair
The Report extends to ZIG pages aud gives a every
particular OF the action Of the Committee names
Of donors, recipients, &c. The main facts we pub
lished at the time Of the occurrence. We give
condensed view Of the work OF Relief
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CALIFORNIA.

a. 4 t r.." yPEARlS 1 BR0CEWAY, (i.I.s.:.s',
sAcRAnESTo CIT,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION Mraca.v.
4 lBERAL ADVANCES made on cons ysm.r,. 80 =.
Lsgency business promptly attended W ss<sr
"a. FAEsEsTocK l. Co Hsw-Yorh
EARP L You've, Philadelphia
c. O. HUssBy, .. N. Hows, wILLIAs k.stsu. n, n
HRAgLsros, Pittsburgh .,ss
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JAMES II. GOODMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
WILL GIVE bic stienuoo to the sale u
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERLY
Designed for that Market
REFEREscgs;
Messn. J. n. HOYT L SON New Yort
- YOUNGS L HOWELL Ns~-Yorf
80 JOHN WILLIAMS 4 CO Rochesp-s NJ
- BILL 4 GOODMAN, do IA
CHARLES NJ LEE, ESQ do a.
GEORGE r.. CLARKE Fsc do a.
Mr. M. g. HAWLEY, Buffalo. NY.
Mr JAMES w. SIBLEf, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NIL w BACKUs, Detroit Mich.
GEORGE GIBBS, ESQ Chicago, Ill
hessrs PAGE BACON, 81 Louis Mo
EDGELL, PEASLEY L co. 81 LouiA Ma
WHITTEmoRE, RUfHERYORD ca fau
To, Canada jes SsU2u
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nR. Richardson's sYRUP,-0pe 81 -
Dremedles OF the age Dr. aiehafdsoo's syret -
era, ebolers morbus and sumner complain" On '>
stomach -. "A eius
soc 81 DR.. frspesgses 80 resEisA CnsiT,s nabisd
W Br' adwsyi o. she pfESssi store ~ .o' - IA
ssnd, lm BONery. bzsr'eA zp Te~'' s-r -
usya ~ ful,op-sl B,Veslsa ssJ
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REMOVAL.

nEnOyAL.-DRs CHILOs FORD have removed
niheir office to s6 Chsmborsst Ofce hours from 70 ~
O'CLOCK A. n and from 70 5 snd 7 10 Q, Pm.
They have opened q Medical sod Surgical lnafmsv
where the poor will be attended grstutoQsy on TaesdayA
fbursd AZ and Saturdays, from % II o'clock, An
DR. Chds will give particular attention 70 diseases o' "
chest Lungs and heart
DR. Ford to diseases Of the eye and ear and 70 sargss
cases generally. Op So
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The sums paid out are as follows

Paid 10 messrs. Brown Brothers L Co, 10 be re-
mitted to Mrs An Zu- widow Of james Zuiu
nGchinist aged So, No. IL Csmpbe's terrace,
chester, Enelind COS 90
Paid 10 The same, 10 be RENTED 10 Madame Bar
baIG Eninger, mother Of Joseph Elnpger.
Bsed 49, cemeGuTRut dana le grand rus
Thbun, oepHieneni d. laul Rim en- France,
chez monGieur Hoyweg 100 N
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I,oK SALE OR ExCHANGE.-fbe .soeA, .,

DOR SALE OR ExCHANG E.-fhe stook %
tnres ard good will OF a well established and vey py
stsbls commission business VIII DO sold at great bagsn
sro ON or WnsnsSurss TO any psrsoa ssvDs
scCO dollars at command, this Offers opportunity ssao.
10 be met with, especially tho applicant has sos -
much accustomed 70 ely busipess The object OF ~
seLt proprietor being 10 reIs hom me mescaaiie busn
aog and 20 IL The country Address with reei 80
(fs oiher viii be nouc-t which will be svicny
Dental, c. B. A Tribune ofiee lyls Soun
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LAW COURTS.

suPRrxI CoURr-Before Judge Edmonds-
Mitcktil Va. MstckeH.-Rsther q singular question
came I'D in this case as 10 a motion for alinony.
Mr. ID, OFT, counsel for Mrs. N. stated that after
residing together for 80 years, tho husband took
sdvsn,see Of the absence Of Mrs. NJ. on a visit 70
Epelard TO enter a suit for divorce. She heard of
II and returned to New York, when Mr.. NJ with
drew the suit and his counsel claims that he has
right to do so without allowing Mrs. ~ allmony or
any amount to refund counsel fees or expense she
has been at. Mrs. NJ. has entered a suit against
Mr. NJ in another Court, but the referee refuses 20
70 on with it, and Mrs. Nj. in consequence, will be
without any amony or allowance in that suit till
the que stion of costs has been disposed OF here.
The motion was opposed. The Judge thought the
question did not effect the other Court, and the ar
gument was postponed.
CouRr OF COMMON PLuAs-SpeeiGl Ierm-Be-
Ore Judge Daly-John Tester vs. Sarah Tester.
Application for divorce denied.
.Masgora Cougklia vs.. James Corghlih-Re-
Erred back for additional proof.
Iozor Bernard vs.. Lyon Bernard Order
Haygoyst KnigM vs. Henry Kaigh&-Granted
In tie Notion Of Nm. Warner. Insotrent. that
ke be discharged from has Debts.-Ofder that no
make assignment 10 Jane ball.
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HAYDEN s. NUDGE,

dA UER s I0UU0E,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND STORAGE
Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO AND BERIcIA,
CHAs. w. HAYDEN. Upper California 8. W. Mupsl
ID EFER 10 Nessrs NeyIns 4 Co Beals, Bush 1 ca
IL Beale, Melick Dewitt Eew-York; }. W. Ciark ca
and OTIS Rich Fac. Boston.
b. w. NUDGE being located permanently 81 San BruI
eiSco Will attend TO any consign mens Tor lhsi pJsea
l2f 6misWedkSst
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GOAL BY TIE CARGO-HAzle.on tLsehigs1
- Coal by Toe cargo. Manufacturers and dealers sag.
piled INGHAM HALL,
wholesale and retail coal dealers,
Yea wv cor Montgomery and Green sts Jersey Cfy.
\ Am DELIVERING inc oea BED Ash Coal stoys
1 or Egg from my yard corner Of King snd orecn wich
k415; 81 50 rom boan lmyI5 2m'I PETER CLINTON
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DIVIDENDS.


OFFICE NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAlLsOADCol
NoRwICH, July Ia lasa \
ROOks FOR SUBSCRIPTION 10 he Pre.eret
DSock OF this Company will be opened the LID lnr.
al The Transfer Office, IT Merwn, Transfer Agsntls
Merchants Exchange NewYoSs, and remain open bs
Sky days thereafter when The BOOKS for such subscpcl
will be closed until The l0h OF January next
All persons who subscribe Aforesaid and pay 81 ~
cent on the preferred sock will be eoed 70 tho dndsod
10 be declared In January next thsir preferred sock
which ebrs four shares Of old stoch for eseh sbas
new stock subscribed and interest will bs charged she
Iae VI per cent all nslsmcns the la until
said instruments are paid P. ST M ANDREWS
jyl3 COZ Clerk N. and W. Railroad Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND WORCEsfER
DRAILROAD CO.-Ths Company has declared 9 DIV,
depd OF two aud one-quarter cont on he Pfeenea
stock OF said Company (beog The stock surrcndcrod ne
Subscribed previous 10 the Sd mat pspaoe no frHna9
Office Of the Company, 10 Merchants Exchsnge Nsu
YoTk, on the 18th inst Per oder GEO l. PEhkIns,
Norwich, Conn. July 10, 1850. Iyl2Swl freeA
nIVlDEND.-The President and Directors ofshe tsw
~ Jersey Railroad and TranspOrsdon Company NJ
this day declared semi annual dividend OF iocf pcs eoo
payable 10 HE stockholders their o. na
aher the lst OF Aueusi next The Transfer Doon WI -
closed from the 2Oth inst unIu that day u Ieov
jylS Inn II. sOUTHhAfD, rfeesure.
hIyIDEND-ThE BROOKLYN AND JAnAICA
DRsilrosd Company have this day declared semienla,
a. dividend OF three and onehaf per cent ~ ~
New York, July ii, 1880 yissw'
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co o. oEossII
THls COMPANY has declared dividend o. 49,, ~,
dollars per share; payable TO Stockholders W ~
city the Bank Of the State OF New York the a pfox
iSgned) J. Ii. TAYLOR Tressares
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IsTHMUS HOTELS.

cHAGkgs.l I'm aonaosa
CRUCES I ANb eGsSi
THE IRVING HOUSE, At Chsgres wsLlses ". n
Hams assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOfrb Al saoryoes 4.
der the management OF A Miller snd D. D. corser
TIE AMERICAN HOTEL Al Cruces su5sr fbs -
agement OF =. Folger spa II Miller Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, At P.nsms znds q
management OF Adrian Miller. tal Dk6d
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Paid expenses as follows

Deposits have been made in the Bowery Savings
Bank for the following persons and families 10 the
name of the Mayor OF the City of New-York, the
May or OF the City of Brooklyn, and the President
of the General Society of Mechanics and Trades
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COAL.

ANTHRACITE COAL.
BLACK HEATH, WHITE Ash, ADD Fees
DoTchard Red Ash Cosl Of all sizes and oil from 10
lands Of the Forest improvement Company, In pdmestv'
der and Of great purity constantly for by cargo by
CAS- A HEksCHER, Ssooih-sl
je20 zrneod ap slairs
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Deposits were also made in the same bank, on

UI ILt HuI1ICu PNISUtI9s
Mira Harriet Criisy widow Of James S. CriSsy..t330
Hester KnOwon, widow Of Chares............. 80
Am Hampton widow Of Joseph. ................ 263
Phebe EgbeTt widow OF RichaTd.............. 275
Mary HOughion widow OF Hsnuton............. 31l
Sarah JGne Lockwood, widow OF Joseph....... al
Osborn, mother OF Isaac H. B. aud Stephen Co.. 100
Abigail Hull other Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80
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NtD, as IIutIttE.
Mrs Mary Osborn. widow of Stephen C..........si3l
lane Neey widow OF Adam. $50
Nancy Rose, widow OF Robert. 195
AIeeipe Crissy, widow Of Samuel F......,. 785
Rebecca Osborn widow Of I.asc H. B........... 7s5
Sarah Ann kesrney, widow Of Jsmes........... 80
Orpah Harvest widow Of GeOrge....,.......... $50
Nsrv L. Hun widow OF Eu..................... 56l
Caroline Elizabeth Reed widow Of Hnry NJ. $40
Mary Z kelsey. widow OF Abraham o...;...... el5
Cabaft1e Ann HuReins widow Of Alexsnder.... sos
Ssrsh Ann Lake widow Of Seneca............. 46j
Sarah Whiting widow Of R1fns C............ 695
Fidelia Davis widow OF George H............ ST.
Jane l. Brooks widow Of Leonar ............ 40
MARY Jane Rogers orphan daughter Of John..... 800
HhTv Am Rx, siler Of lisa sh Marks........... l2j
observation-disclosures. "a
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


{ saturday Morning, August "a, 1880
Ihefe has been but little animation in market during
the week js closed For three days there was fair
business done in Cotton but the sales form considerably
smaller aggregate Than thai o. the preceding week. Better
ees however have been realized for that staple holders
in view of the sms stock sale the falling off in the
receipts, maniespg anxiety to SELL For Tobacco there
has been inquiry but the sales have been rather small
Flour and Com have slightly improved, owing particularly
in the case OF the former to light receipts and mode
rate demand for export The business in both articles has
been quite limited Provisions of all kinds have continued
dull, but prime qualities of Bacon have brought full prices
The steamer Europa left Liverpool on the 10th inst and
her news reached this city by telegraph on Tuesday evening
having been only ten days between Liverpool and NewO
leans She brought accounts of decline in the Liverpool
Cotton market of I'D for all qualities below Fair and of sales
Tor the week preceding her departure of SO 600 bales of which
5000 were taken by spectators The next steamer due is
the America which to have left Liverpool on the l7t
Our weather has been during the week with
only two three showers of The health of the city
continues good.
COtton-our last weekly report left the Cotton Market
after fair weeks business in rather angud condition.
which continued throughout Saturday, and during that day
the sales limited about 50 bales. On Monday one or
two English buyers forward and took 2400 bales and
Tuesday following the Paci6e's letters about $500 bales
were disposed Of at advance of 159Ac % III 70, ordi
nary and Middlng grad ~ On Wednesday the Europa's
aceounR which we have referred above exercised de-
pressing influence and the SALES of that and the following day
reached barely $50 bales generally favor
buyers, bnt without positive decline Yesterday only
O bales found purchaser, making the total business of the
week $500 bales taken mostly for England We advance
our quotations to correspond with the current rates of the
week observing, however, that the outside figures rather
iuu Tor the recent transactions The receipts proper this
port since the LIST of September are 6S bales against
to the same time in 1919. and all the Southern
Ur there now decrease OF $40 sS2 bales Five bales oil
ave" Nouoh nave been received during the week.
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7 :
% Compliment 70 General Scot the Spring o
ioaI, amer lhe battle 81 Zero Toroo mad extended
tue Name ana iane Oh OeheIai Scolt 10 the Cont
neht OF Europe, young oihSer OF the ffusslar
Army, Baron Won Irone, sought leave OF absence
IN order 70 Join' II possible, me Army oil Genera
Scott, wishing 70 accompany nun over the route o.
Cofles " we cry oi mehGo' me hing OF Prussia
oispaIcheu nln accordingly, asa ne took letters Il
our oec,s.ary " S'dte' NHshcn were sent by The
iaitet 70 veheIai ocot', ~ uexlco asking permIs
soI iol nun ~ aeronpay our AIny-tbe kine
w'shhs nun ~ seuuy ~ Ar 81 war under thai
"T 1s odPedin, uenefdt scott.
~ mus oe isae mpered, ihat up 10 mat date pro-
louhu peace hau ior long period reigned IN En-
rope, auu ~ was Deiofe the Hungarian campaigns
gave ample opportunity 70 those who might desire
W 70 witness operations ~ the field
~ unfortunately, Baron Won GTone did not reach
vera CIuz IN tlne TO JOIN General Scott in bis
nnarch from Fnebia 70 the Valley Of Mexico. He
aWSco'npanied MAYOR Laiiys command, which 1etl
vera cruz fth Augus9.ths sans date that SCOTS
army mdrcheu rom Pueola. ne served IN the
san OF LAZY, who encountered the guerriilefos
very s'eP OF MS progress 10 Jalapa, Keeping him
ouriee Gays on the maIeh OF seventy miles to that
'ny Besides Jour diiferent Stands which they
mace IN iofce' the cemmand was subjected to the
wsayiay'ng VI pa'thah shatPsshooleIs at all hourr
:" 'ne gay anu i'gut' ana rom pehinu every thckef
,T slone iehce' throughout the march Baron Won
"fohe distinguished hlmseit ny bis galiantry,
scoutitlg N au"ance on varions occasions, 10
49, "a rs VI .Ie ,spofa Vi We
commander OF the expedition. At the NanODai
oroge' ne was wonnoed IN the leg, but not Sc
Neiely; ne circums tances under which he was
wounded, may ns worm fec"nntlng Whils ridIns
Up Ihe mn III front OF tue Bridge, conveying ~
i'I'ha ION 10 the commanding of1cer, he was sub
Jcfu W nrs OF escope'as, from the Castle Oh
no lell' ahn was observed oy one OF our officer
'u'n 'oghh 70 sne Caslie' ana lace II Tor sOIn'
In IN VI o7itig asked Afterwards what was H.
.oJeo. ~ M. singulaf movement, ne replied thai
ne 81" 'uat ne must De WonLoed' ana ne wanted
III III i,ie Ioue Inr wTsks ana months. III
va AZ lane az luamania ana Atllsco
d' uio no1 reach tie city OF Mexico unt,i NoVem-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Medemseh, Boyson, LIVERPOOL ] w Andrews & Co
hip Radius Dil ingham, Havre, john exsuder
aus nrg Nlko bakalne, Nurseries, Talomon
Schr Two Marys, Silva Pensacola, G Bennet1
Mex schr Edubige. Cabada, Ssal, r Camerdon
Arrived Yesterday.
lThere were no arrivals from yesterday.1
STEAMBOATS,.
Storm, Hopkins, from Louisville
Cant, Moore. from OuachitR
ilpsy, UTe, from Bayou Sara-56 bales cotton.
Saehez No2 Ieather from Vcksburg-324 bales cotton
X glesb,, Pettway from Alexandria.
Florida, GlbeHson, from Mobile.
Memoranda
The steamer Storm left Louisville the 14th nstrepors
feet inches water the Ohio River and falling fast
LBy Telegraphic Dispatch.1
BEL0w-coMIRG UP.
Ships Atlantic and Erie, from NewYork
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Jenny Lind.-M. Benedict writes from Schlau.
genbad that Jenny Linds voice . has acquired, if
that were possible, every additional power and
effect by timely and well chosen repose' She
wants 10 sing song of :" Welcome to America"
at her first concert, and M. Benedict asks for the
poetry from one of our frst rate literary men, +"
which he will set to music Barnum accordingly
offers one hundred dollars for the best song O.,
that description. The compositions are to be sent
to him at New York before the LIST September.
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United States DIihitia.--We learn from an Off
cial document in the Philadelphia Bulletin that the
whole militia of the United States, for the present
year, numbers l,9597S2 men, Of which 50 209 are
all that belong to the South Carolina chivalry, and
1916 to Texas, which State threatens to thrash
all the rest of the States, and seize portion of the
national territory. Pennsylvania has 276070
NrwYork 20l, 452; Maryland 1864; Virginis
IA,2O2; Massachusetts 101,7Sl; Ohio 176,455
North Carolina 79,44s and the District Of Co.
lunbia l249
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-24

Melancholy Marine Disasler--rhe schooner Ne
kick, Capt Sias of about forty tons burtben. when
near the mouth Of the ST. Lawrence, was overra.
ken b sudden squall on Friday evening the 9th
inst. eapszed, and every person on board is sup
posed TO he lost. There were eight persons on
board when the Nekick left Sackels Harbor, among
them Captain Sias and his wife, with several pas.
ssDpeFS.