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The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
.esN-t Tlklss fEOME JOURNAL, xlk3s An .E5sw wanilv PratsS
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 rARsBY NEwsPAPER, .s~.Se EnfFEp ny MORRIS AND WILLIS NsH voLsHs of ihs brilliantly aFiEinai and hliur Family Newspaper. viii be issued sn the kEJA2t sf Japuasy neaL New sabsefibsrs can be n@RPiea with the work from thst date, by foFwAra' Inc two Aallara ta tlss sfiics of qualifications f,s During she pass four years The Home JeHTnsl m hna ps with nnIvsrslsvOr at the hands Sfun cIss. pf the aBty, and the pFopTietDFs wil spare peltne ezsssiens eSP~nse 10 give aueh increassd peiue, iaissest end aiteiivepess te the forthcoming yenr, viii reader t superior ie every inspect 10 an the velususs that haze preceded It. Resides the original pgodueoas of the editors. the Foreign aud Domestic C0rrsspandenee of large llsl oE oeatri buteras tiae srics of the Ewropeaa. and American Magusines. sslectlers from the most atsreuiingpuh Iieakions Of the dxy will freqaently bs given. Finch fsataFss have brsn foand to be attractive wl bs s Tssalned, ssa new ones added. 7xs Befiss sf ear iines, Sy " P. R,llis;
 Rris sasais. cad piqsanf siaTiss; as 6paEkiiag 1d aad amHsiag sascdetes;
 EeIps eHd gossip ef ike PsrisiaR grpers;
 Pvsesai sksfekes q patlie eAsrsrevs;
 1he stigTia9 reeHes q ihe CSB re lire ia "A ckrsacie ef the aers tov fae tsdies; ., 7SsF Fssiioas ssd Easlieashk Gessig; .s ZRs Paets aad OHtliaes of NeEs;
 z1e Piek q Eaglish Iefornatiea cad ByiltiG 71e Fh. Hsnsr sad PstAos of ths Times; ti Essays sn Lie, LieTetRs .SOeisty esd Moyals RAd lhe uaaal variety Of esrsfal choosisgs from h. widcFaess of English periodical literature. criticism and peslry viii still eOatinae to enrich these cot P1ssr
 As no more copies of the frst number will D, priuied thaa the demand absolutely FeqaiFes aRd a new sabsefibsF4 geaeraliy desire to begin with ths begianng, q is sdvissblet subscribe withOu delay sssd gay disappointment h tAs early and prsmp receipt of the paper.
 Twms.-The Hone Journal l. pubished ever, Saturday. at No. l07. Faiton-street, New York, d the very low price of two dollars year. or 3 cOpis, for Eve dollars. payable invariably in advance.
 Ahlesters, Fsmittances and eoalna nicstons (pos Paidl 10 be addressed to
 f7ltR aHfs MORRIS & WILLIS, New-Ye
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
EAsrEax. .vls. Napoleoa.

EASTERN. yis. Aapolsoa. Due. Wednesday, Friday, and sundsy.. 2.pm Leaves. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, l. a. m
 SourHERx.fo Wasaingtoa and FaloH, Due Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. ... :. p, ID. Leaves Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ?, q. m
 WEsrgGS. 10 PaR Barsn and Fort SgltA Due. Wedbesday and Saturday. ......... 2 ?. m Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. a. n
 NoRTHKRx, tS BatssniiLe.
 Due, Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday.. 6. ?. m Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy. ,. .~'
 To Pine BleF sad Cotsmbia. nue. Sunday and Thursday. .,......... D, r. m Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, ,......,... s, 2, m.
 Rsssan's Bttfs. 10 Sy. Pranns Due. Monday and ThHssdsy. y.............. I2. m,. Leaves, Mondsy and Friday. i2, m.
 KHderAook, Qaaman and RieA T 'ods. Due, Wednesday,, ,........+..<...-...-.b ., pm Leaves Thursday b,............ ;, a. H'- To Psrrypiiie, DaRUsiis, sad To1sliassHniftS- Due, every other Thursday. ..r-...'. 7.p. a. Leaves, every athsr Monday, .>1. d. m' All msils closed al o'clock. ?. aa.
 The office will De open one bouI atiss the Easier" mail is opened, And ,wo hours ia ibe afternoon. on Supda VIM. F. POPE r. ~.
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NOTICE.

\ HEREBY notify all persons against trading for ' certain note of hand execated by me, in layer of Ruben Nastet, for hy dollars. bearing date May the lSh, lo49 dne the 18th ol February. 1850, The eonsideratioa Tor which ssii note was given has wholly failed. Therefore an determined not to pay said note unless compelled io do % by law.
 Dec. 25, I6.6M. D. P. HEMBY.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN 1T TUE, NEW STORE!

A ALTER MITCHEI.L would respectfully re.
 w turn thanks to the citizens of Little Rock, and of the surrounding country, for the very liberal patronage with which they have favored him, (hav. ing far exceeded his most favorable antcipations aud wouid hereby beg 10 inform them that he is nsi receiving. for the third time within six months large and well selected stock of CLOTHING; DRY GOODS ani GROCERIES. CRoCKERY, HARDWARE; Boots, SAoss; Hais, Caps; Drugs, Msdiciass, Pasnis. Osis; Casiinss. Liquors, TYa Ware, &e., SC. rt tss
 Which he will ssli at wholesale or retail. for cash, at New Orleans prices, making cost and carriage Therefore all persons wishing to purchase are kindly solicited to call and examine for themselves in the oew brick baihiins recently erected by Mfr Wood. Euh, on Markham street, few doors above the Am ihony House. where he will continue to receive new goods every six weeks, and keeps constantly on hand fuil assortment of all kinds for the accom-. mediation of his customers.
 Little Rock, Dec. fs. ls4s. l5--tf
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Prospectus or
TIE RERnRNER.

HIS Periodical will be published monthly i, opanphlet form containing sixteea pages of usefu
 atiaf. It will be devoted to religious subjects bu utl give selections from the most important aud nterssiing topics of the Literature aud news of the day. she religions principles that will be advocated u tlsts wefk, all laid down in the New Testament h will be understood by the rsadeEthat TLe Retee. 0 viii deay all Creeds and Confessions of Faith shd hold only to those dOeliaes which are nd n the word of God.
 sa fw ReformeS will De published at the city of Littie Rock on the 3d Saturday in each month, commencing in January, 4. D. 1850
 Subscribers will plea se enclose the price of sub scrtption with their address postags paid, 10 F. r. SAFLoRss Dover, Pope county, Arkansas or to the RusLIsagRs at the Banner office LiitIe Rock, Ark. a Tho attention of the christisn community of Ar. kausas Is respectfully invited to this work, and all favorable to the disseminxiiou of the religion of Christ are earaesty desired to lend tieir aid Co the establishment of 'sfhs RefanneF,' in this fl rs al, tsmpt ss the publication of religious paper within tear State. slf nas.s g1
 THEIR NM~e r One dollar per year ia adcsaes.
 Six copies will be sent to one address for S5 % tn 68eaaee.
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N&DyM~m0-MC:o...

TNhE subscriber, ageat for II. Haher,uan w;., Il continue the formers business 8, his alS .,~,s on Main, near Markham street, end Keen rass,.s, y on hand full and well ass>rtcd stock ot Geo res Dry SScds, Boots. Shoes. Hardware, cas,.ny. highest market prices will be paid fay ea,',,. duce, as beef hides, peltries, bcrswax, &c F''
 Jahl IS JOHN KRA Af'Sr
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9DAGuERREoTrPE LIkEN NEssEs.

"SseaTs tAs sksdste err fie svbsfance fade--
 LN asfHrs eesy tAst nsica astsre made''
 rXNHE subscribers would respectfully iniosm fhe ladies and gentirmen oi Little Rock, aad ia, vIcinity ibat they have just cane ron Inc ely ol W Yfk, wiih splendid assortment of F,aaes Cssts, Pas, Lockfs. e., Of various styles and ps,. frfns, 10 please the mast fAstdious. Having pro- cured one ci Harrisoh's e~iebra'sd, large, q0ick working instruments they are enabled to take chii- Assn aishest .nstsnfaseousiy, thereby catching the immediate expression. By this process, the diff. euEiy hes%totore expenenced in taking persons with weak or blue eyes. l. entirely ebsiaied.
 ts frem their Past exptsience and success in the DsEsessish art, togethsF with the pains they have taken in securing the istesf and best mproyeIne nts fsy hstisr themselves to please and satisfy those who may favor them Nith call with such pictures thai cannot De surpassed for tone or briahey.
 The public are invited 10 cali and examine speci- meas at their rooms, on Markham st, over Mr. FuI-
 Sick os deeessed peesons taken st their residence d shps Aotice. Posrsits or Daguertrotypes copiYa sad sli wosk done sppefiaising to the art
 NR. Operstoss witl find t to theiI interest to give ns cell before purchasing elsewhere. as we con staatiy, have large sssoftment oi stock CT hand.
 Insfmctops given in tbe ari e reasonable ies.,s. CamsIss furnished tom 4lG fo SIS
 v sE.& < [. K. SMITH. Dsga<rrsaa .sriist. Nov 20. isis. ,W Ms IT,
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HAYS & co.

AT ADAAs's OLD STAND, OPPOSITE THE REAL
 ESTATE BANK.
 HAVE just received, in addition 10 their stock of 1l DRY GOODS. general sapply of Family Groceries, Liquors, &c., which they yiIl sell for Cash only-but at CASH PRICES The attsn- ton ot purchasers IS respectfully solicited 10 'heir stock and prices May ls.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. HEAVY Twillel Cotton Osnaburgs; Brown N Sheetings and Shiriings; Negro Kerseys; 11ckings; Denims; blue and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; Shirting Stripes; 64 Green Baize bleach and brown Cotton Flannel: BIeached Drills; Il-4 Bleached Cotton Shcsfing; all wool Flanaels; Gaure de-; Linen Lawns; Bird-eye and Scotch Diaper; Black Sewing Silk; Preach Tweeds: Black Cast. neus; black and white Spoe,s; MarshaIi's Liuen Thread. No 2S to So; White and R,ae Mackiaaw blau kets, Dufhl. do. super.t~iil'd Whitney. do.; received aud for sale by
 July A VIM. B. WAIT.
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BENJAMIN CALENDER, Successor to wm. T. Eustis 4 Col No 42 snd A. Peari Street, Bestea Massachusetts,
 IMpanfRn ANn nRlIRn IN

FOREIGN G DOMEsTEC HARDWARE, H AS q constant supply of HARDWARE AND Ctr Al LxEr adapted 10 the trade of the Southwest From an experience of twenty years In the trade of that section, he is confident that he can supply merchants. either in person or by order with the styes snd qualities of goods desirable and on terms inst shal be satisfactory. -e4
 's' 5. c. gives particular attention to consign- menss of Co,ton. Petries and other produce of the couatry that nay be consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. g. ls49-7--3-Iv s
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R H m AL.

TCHN D. ADAMS has removed to the New J store recently erected on the Southwest cor ner of Bridge and Markham streets. near the Steam boat landing. where he is now opening large and well selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, GLASS and Qussnswars, Hats, Caps, Boots, Moss etc., all of which will be sold at very, reduced prices for Cash, All those wishing to purchase would dc well to give him call; he will buy all kinds ol Country Produce. and give the highest market psi. ces. Aug. 25, le49.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

Coffee, SssZGr SC. % Bags Rio coffee <[ ; Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root; Bbls Tanners Ol; Crushed Sagss. Powdered do; Box rehned loaf do; { Lemon syrup; 2 l" Black Tea; Chest imperial do; 700 Lbs cottsn yarn, Received and for sale by
 WI. B WAIT
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FRESH eR0eERIES,. ke., ke.. ID ECEivED PER SHEA MFRS PENNlWIT h AND DUR0c, and for sale at the lowest prices-smoBg which are the following arsiclss: ss sacks Rio ccAee: bbls Loaf sssar: hhds. Loaf Sugar;
 bbls. Rebeiled Moiasses; 2O dos. Painted Psiis.
 bsses cheap Tsbaeco;
 So sets commoa Teacspr and Sancers; 50 Edged Plates; So dor. Pifchsrs;
 box Shaving Soap; bsis'hsavy Dsalisgs; bales heavy AiahsIsa Cottons. ysss s2. A 7 ffUTT i,
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NEW GOODS.

VENHE subscribers have received per fate asrivals 1 aFafi Stock of Gocds, among which may be fuand the following srlictes: 3-4 4-l, 54 1. 10 ganA f3A4 Brown Dsmestfcs. 3-t, Al. 5-4 6-4 To- aud l2-4 Rleaeked do. Linen and Cotton Gisghsms Cslieoes ia great variety; Lowell; Virginia and Csreiina osnabasgs; Pisin and S'rped Cassmeres n6Attineits, Lluseys. Kentucky Jeans and Kerspys ieo pts Blankets, ait qaaltteis Bieached and Bro SCotiDE Drilling; Irish Linens, Table Linen Nap. kiass Diapers and Cgash. White, Red and Yellow ktaaaels; Black and Colored Alpacas, Plain and isSsTA ss0s=sia tie Estes; ShaWts; Linen snd Col tnn Cheeksi Sssk sni costen Hdkls Ladies' Cash. mere and Cotton Hose, do. Glose4, Linen Caabric hdkis-. S<e., &rs- &e
 GROCERIES.
 Fifly Sarks Best Rio Coffee; Three Hhds. Best Brown Sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Els,i- 6ed Sugar, Imperial ahA Gnnpowde5 Tea. SDer,n CaRdles; Sperm and Lard Oil Coarse and Fine San; Molzsses oid Rye Whiskey Que Pipe Pure Cogniae Bfandy One do. Champagne do Amer. eaH do.; Holland Gin; Champagne, Glare, and MAIaga Wines; Lemon Syrup; Ke,chup, Pepper Sauce. P'ekies, Pepper, Spice, ssIGra,us. Indigo. Maddes, &e. &c, tsEa @1
 ,ssilsvs ss HARD HARE. EF sa BHits and Screws, Heavy Rim Locks, MoFtfce Locks. Plate Locks, Closet Locks, Trunk Locks Cheh siqcss. Pad Locks; Brsds, faeks. Door Laiches. Files and Rssps. 4 large assortment ot Table aad Pocket Cutlery Hand, Tenant and Mill Says; Bsoad aud chopplsg Axes. Hateheis, Draw slpx hniyes, AageTs, Chiseis, Plain Bits. Aagsr Bits stifuPs. Birdie Bits. Spurs. BrItsnia T'abte and Tea Spoons. Iron aad German Shvef do. Ra- Rors. Shears. Seisofs, &c., &e.
 BoOTS. SHOES, H4TS. &e. Ten Cases Kip Brogans. Daae 10 or,i.f-s gooS, sstiels; Mens and Boys Call, Kip and Coarse BSo,. Ahoes and Bspgaas. Cloth Caps, Fine Silk, Wool - and Glazed Hats SsddIes, Bfiaie. Birdie hilns. sAsstlngAies. Ciscingles. Girhs. Horse and Mule Caliars Flames, Sadihe Bags Whips, &c Sc.
 kweeds, Englsh and Americsn Iron; Cast. Ger man. Spr,ng and biisier Steel, Horse shoe Nails, Castings. Nails, Spikes, &c.. &c
 The above guods have mosf oCthrm heen n recently seseeted, in Boston. New York sad Philadelphia. and although we cannot afford 10 sell them at '.eost and charges" we wiIi sell them at reasonable pso. kis for CAsH, es in exchange foE Cotton, Perries, Beef Hides. Breswax. &e. Those in want of goods will hhd i to their advantage Co call aad examine sas ssosk. iio charge for showing goats.
 T. D. MERRiCk X co.
 Oe', xs, ls43. Steamboat Landing.
 Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.
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RROGANS-3 cases Mens' Prime Thick Bro A1 gaas; cases Mens' Prime Kip Brogsns;
 Cases Boys Prime Kip and Thick do., Reed and far sale by lag7l VIM. B. WATT.
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SHOT AND LEAD.--s0 bags Drop Shot: 10 p bags Bnek Shot; 500lbs bar Lead. just received and Tor sale by maySl W. R. WAIT.
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W>MEMWNM-.

One dollar per year in ad1gRes. Six copies will be sent to one address for S5 % tn 6dsaaee
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-- NEW GUUDB NEW GOOD8II
 LUST received at Adams New stare. near the J Steaboat Landing. a large sssck ef winter DRY GOODS. Groceries Clothing, Hardwar~ Quesus- ware, Glassware. Stssiosesy, Hsss and tsps, Boess and Shoes, &c.. &e- All of which wa be sald at sery redsced ppicss- All kiads ef country pesdses taken in exchange br goods. q sha hishas aashss prize. ost 2
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rREIg YRSTERx |. G an LiXE,

Fsom Memphis, Tenn. ne Nspei@a. Pas Blse Lafle Rsek saS vsp Bsysa, e Fsvf Smitk. Ayks
 sa1 alI infevmedisst yetts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

PowelE's Picture for tie RotuHda-In the
Paris correspondence of the NewYork Tribune we
find the following notice of the progress of Mr.,
Powes great painting for the vacant panel in the
rotundo of the Capitol
"At Mr., Healy's, the American artist, encoun-
tered number of artists-M Couture the celebra.
ted painter of the Decadence des Romans , Mr.
White, also young American artist of great
promise. Mr.. Powellis great picture, the Dis
covery of the Mississippi by De Soto, in 1922 in
tended for the Capitol at Washington begins to
take its finishing air. By common consent, it is a
complete success. Mr.. T. Jefferson BRYAN. o
Phiadelp pha, eminent conuoisseur of painting
who has remarkable collection by the old masters
calls it magnificent picture 1t has received the
praises of Count D'Orsay 1t has about sixty
principal figures. On the left, coming out'of the
forests on the Chckasaw bluffs, are armed knights
steel-clad, in the rich panoply of the middle ages
The foremost figure is De Soto They encounter
group OF lndlans-one young man supporting an
OLD man Offering peace-ppe, the other proud,
lofty, scowling, young warrior. On the ground
are several beautiful Indian girls making oernp of
trut and game. In the rear are Indian tents an In
dian mother and her baby running away afrighed; !;
groups oil Indians coming up from the river and
some IN canoes. To the right are priest and men
engaged in blessing a cross just being planted
large and rough hewn-as sign OF possession.
The horse-such a stumbling block to painters-is
forte of the author His coloring is rich and
harmonious his composition distinct and mascu-
linen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Cause Of The Danish Wdr-SOme account of the.
Danish war may be desirable at this time, to those
who DO not keep themselves sufficiently "well
posted" on foreign affairs TO preserve a recollection
nfoccurrences twelve months since in Europe ard
observe their connection with the present. Th
Philadelphia Bulletin supplies the desideralum as
follows:
The two Southern Provinces of Denmark
Scheswg and Holstein, are chiefly populated by
the German instead of the Scandinavian race, and
N this respect differ from he remainder of Den.
mark. HOstein Is almost entirely inhabited by
Germans, and has been annexed TO Denmark at a
comparatively late period OF history. Schleswig
has large number of Danes in il, but is still Ger
man in its character, sympathy and population
When the revolution Of 1913 broke oul, and was
oilowed 10y the general enthusiasm throughout Ger
many, in favor OF great German nation, TIE people
of Schleswig and Holstein, with others descended
rom the Ieutdnic stock, desired TO secede from
Denmark, and JOIN the new confederation. In This
"ish they We're secretly upheld by Prussia, a DOW
er ever ready 10 aggrandize itself, or weaken a
ueighhOr. Denmark, however, protested against
parting with provinces which had been ceded 10
her on The faith of treaties, and prepared for war
tlOstilities have continued since with varied for
une, and in spite of hume efforts OH the part f
neighboring powers 10 make peacs. Meantime
both races have become mutually rxasperatei
against each other rendering heir living tGge lhrr
under one government more difficult than ever
Unless the Danes, however, are checked by Prus-
Hla, the revOiied provinces will have 10 give in:
and if Prussia seriously Interfere, Russia Will Prob
ably assist Denmark.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Coat Trade Of Great Britain There are up-
wards OF 5000 coal mines IN Great Britain, which
employ nearly $50, GO msn, womsn, and boys un-
der ground and above, termed hewers. pnissrs
rappers, overlookers, banemsn, etc. The caprai
Invested IN working stock, tramways, staiihs and
tarbors, altogether exceeds f30, 900 600 in value
and the get II coal, it IS technically ermsd,
amounts to 81, COO .OC0 tons annually: the estimated
value OF which, attn pits mouth is flO, 900 600
VI TINS enormous quantity of coal one-third il
raised in the Northumberland and Durham dis
lriets, whence the chief exports of the king
dom are made by the rivers Tine Wear and Tees
both foreign and cOastwise. The chief points of
home consumption are in the iron works on Stat
iordshire, South Wales, and the west of Scotland
which, with the lesser works of North Wales
Shropshire, Yorkshire, and Derbyshire, consume
nearly one third of the whole. The resd e is con-
stunned in smaller manufactures generally, such as
those of cotton and woolen, the sa t.works etc !:
and by the population of large towns for domestic
purposes Report on Coal Traffic, By Brahhraite
Poole Esq f R s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

SfdttS@cS q Nep1 Or6 CHy.-From Rode's new
CITY Directory we gather the following items
The number of banks in The city is 30. having
an aggteg te capital of more than S27 600 600.
There are 25 marine and fi,- insurance eompanjes
whose capital amounts to $9,OCo,00O. Companies
10 the number of 81 are represented here by means
OF agencies, etc. Of Life and Trust companies
there are 26 capital about S3,5C9OOO. There ana
IA railroad companies, 26 express companies. and
3 telegraph companies. The number of steamboat
lines Is 5S: Number of daily and weekly news.
papers, los; also, the same number of other ueri-
odicals. The hotels number As Churches 229-
Of which ~ are Protestant Episcopal, 81 Metho
dist Episcopal, 81 Baptist, "a Presbyterian, 10 Ro.
man Catholic, IA Dutch Reformed, 10 Congreea-
lonal, and 10 Jewish. The number Of ompihus
lines Is %, running 425 stages. There are a so 80
lines OF sail and steam packets l0l transpor aiion
lines, l69 ward and public schools, and 100 moral
and benevolent societies. The aggregate vtlus If
real and personal estate is estimated at 254 493 527
Number OF buildings erected in the civ The last
year, 1915 From such sta i>tics rs these, one is
enabled to form some proper idea of the magnitude
oil TINS immense mart of commerce.-Jour Com,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Chaplin, who is under arrest in Washington, for
his attempt to aid the escape of Toombs' and Ste
phens' slaves, is the candidate of the Gerrit Smith
aboitonists for Governor of this State. His resi-
dence is in Albany.-RocheStcr american.
1t is to be hoped that this wretch will be made
an example of by the authorities of Maryland, to
whom it is understood, he will be delivered up for
for trial A man who will deliberately lend him.
self to such dsgracenl proceedings, deserves the
severest penalty OF the law. Senators Seward and
Hale called at the jail in Washington, to sympa.
thlze with him, but they were refused admittance.
Boston Courier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

TraUeL-Ths amount OF travel (saVs the N. Y,
Tribune of the 22dO passing through this city al
present, is almost incrrd hl-. All The great
thoroughiares. East, West, rth and South, are
crowded univ by the streams Of business and
pleasure tourists, white every hotel in the city
througed 10 ii plethoric excess, In most of the
large hotels there is hardly room to be ha and
scores Of travellers are every day whirlng from ore
to the other IN the vain endravor TO find nsfjpg-
places for the sylss of their feet The arrivals at
the Aslor and Irving Houses are rom 200 to 300
laIlu-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Free Trade. = The North American remarks
that the mpoftaiO into this country for The wear
ending Both June, 1850, will amount 10 upwards of
500 OoO,C0O, while it is doubtful whether our ex.
pors will reach within $4,000 coo of that sum.
such has been the excess Of imports over exports,
That notwithstanding the large amount of our Ma
uonal. State and Rsiiroad stocks which have gone
abroad, s'ecIe is now being Xporled in addition.
So the system works, aud Wal work, until ii is
changed, or the ia ion rendered bankrupt,