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l he lnhaollants oil CirllsleJ Ia were, on the
night OF the 7h instant, startled from their umhers by the
cry OF fire. ocCasone by the burning of small story
brick dwelling in the southern part the The wind
the lime was blow cod and strong from the northwest,
anu before ae He9euVe eepeni cU3a pc eneeMed ~ rs
pfnsd II Il snnpospJ ie ire was acrasHned Inv occeri
III bodies CONSUMED tn crsn were taken from he snoni
a nin AMI liz eyt 1nrnirq inar,eJ Mi frea nstber
in ~ Tys This victims were s aeei ernsn m nod iiecE
hs ,,a AMI dangIttsr The nronT1ence Lss broyyH n se
sorrow over The inhabitants Of our GHiet town. NO-
=, -. III :, II
a. tnv Hnin, o "t si1 - 'T his HH7
gpnr,y sfenoon qsf eoO of MI Sstbo" Ba AZ, o
nan in the was yeipss, Ma yin vim i0ose
hi t5a nm, on al III near The reiib gbsn ia hscsT
entaTcd a1i was Grqtyn mn ana yybed r1nnd The sha
viii e tT,I ,eorit Tile n, ,bnerv vas str
nd AMI II was lm1d that nearly every hone in his holy s
boken and enc leg completely torn off lie was about Il
years ol9' lNeW jersey hercurY, - !,
we learn IRON persons Just from claiborne, Ala
that by the name Of w. w. Dabney deliberately shot
down German ny the OF jacobson day last week
We told that nabney took out bowie knife and ripped
up the legs OF JacObsOns analVOns which the aItel
made no resistance a0ney nen went on an4 got gGn
pvsd he womb Kin lin any nov which he All by 6,na
upon him Dabney remained in town several hours and was
not arrested This i he version O The afar as iven IN ne
ICamden CAIa,) Republic. - Va ~ 10
~
The number OF patients missing since The burn
eight all males Henry Jones, attendant. was the only
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Arrivals at PRINCIPAL i- Hotels. Dec, IS.

T. We LES. Nv Norris, Ala; & Brown, Miss. l.
aahoId NY C Wambougb Pa R Frlds nc. h Pon.k : ~
Sgn a .on4f CUBA W Baker Mexico i " fiGpkins 4
'AnEgEt' y hahack Ala Nouns, N X Meade Pa
y u sgsn ~ Goqsh WI smI{h Texas NJ Wiley Ny,
"o,eIs'n,J Z Robertson, La, Mrs Capt Stanley, NO.
A, EEAANpA - Lsmkin, Miss temple, C NJ Godbold D
lyga 'lA W l. ParnRu, Mtiikeu's Bend, J Md ] W
h}nps9n, q Towne Bascr Miss Bronnoud Texas y b
LeIl' Z Johnson Pas 6 HoJwan KY
,,hEtWlEI IT DIVER, l. Hill W Webb Texas A
1 a II Borden Ky; Schatsel, Corpus CHRISTI S hin,
q r malhet, a; Mlcory, Mass. '' ''
r ~ EfS. Il Il Grant Miss Rees Pa Welton; Miss
,t.oi aver ttEasi G Bottom Ga l, Bruncr,
AIMS AltgA dem b Knox. La R S livingston II u
RrSa D ned a u Jones, NO. Parrish, Miss Scott C
DN'"' N1' ~ Williams Ala srSughan, Bailey, SC.
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Captain James S. Williams, Assistant on the
United States Coast Survey, arrived here by the
Palmetto, and win proceed with the trianeuiation
Of our coast resunling the work where it was lef
OF by Majors Fauntelroy and Cuts. Capt vii.
llans IS daily expecting his party from Pascagoula
The typographical and Typographical surveys will
also soon be recommended by other parties. zeal
weston News
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gentleman from Anderson county, informs us
that the cotton crop Of the upper Trinity valley is
being forwarded to tie banks of the river, and a
large quantity is now stored at various points
awaiting transportation. Corn was moderately
low. The rates were from 60 to rs cents per
bnshel, but in consequence. of the heavy immigra-
ton coming in, it is considered certain to rise next
spring and summer, to double present prices, or
even higher. [eialveston Jour, Dec. 10.
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De SoTo PARISH. - One of the most beautiful
regions we have ever seen is this Parish, lying in
the extreme Northwest of the State. When we
first visited this region, nearly fifteen years ago. it
was magnificent forest of gigantic trees, and here
and there vast breaks, which gave the name Of
Grand Cane TO large section of the present Par
ish. The country is plendfully watered with the
clearest springs and brooks. II has rapidly filed
up with an intelligent population. Al Mansfield is
Courthouse and newspaper. From il we cut
The following notice, which will be read with inter
est by emigFants;
we take great pleasure in calling the attention of the
pnphc to the card OF Messrs toson Son. advertised in
on which its importance demands the contrary it ha,
nen neglected and sometimes abused by its occupants
fVHon has gone TO the expense Of providing himself with
everything for the comfort and Of ira
NetS, lie is gentleman well known TO the puhlic aud
Eerny OF every confidence We have doubt that his
he VIII be patIoniLed accnrliugiy' -
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~ MT. Adoniiah Maxam died in Sharon, N. Y,
i'et5.lnef sd, IN the Eth year Of his age He was
to Canada in l775. He was one OF The volunteers
under Colonel Ethan Allen, that attacked Montreal
where the whole party was captured. He wss semi
win thIrty-three others, among whom was Colonel
Allen, prisoners to Engiand 00''''e'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Mr., SENATOR MAsoN.-The Legislature oil
Virginia on Saturday reelected Mr.. Mason Sen
ator of the United States. The votes cast were
li2-scattering AZ. Mr.. Mason was nominated by
Mr.. Ferguson, Of Logan, strong friend of the
Compromise.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

MIssTATEMENT.-The Delta of yesterday morn
ing, in an article headed " Municipal Extortion,'
publishes statement which is so grossly unjust to
the two Collectors of Taxes in the Second hIuni-
cipality, that we are unwilling that it should GO
uncorFected. The Delta says: +" They are now
receiving at the rate of twelve thousand dollars a
year each p and then asks: I" How long will the
people submit TO these extortions 30
The facts are these: The Collectors are not paid
commissions according to the tableaux Of taxable
property, but according to the amounts actually col
lecedby them. considerable number ofthe tax bills
are never collected until after returned TO the NUM-
cipal Attorney for suit. Upon these, however much
me and labor they may have cost the Collectors, in
| dunniDg for months, they receive commissions.
We have made it matter of business TO examine
this subject, and do now state, from the evidence Of
| the books of the two Tax-ColIectors of the Mum.
cipalty, that the commissions, exclusive of Office ex.
penses of one for the previous year to date, have
| amounted to $2063 49, of the other to s 1921 AZ.
Since the foregoing was put in type, correction
ofthe Delta's statement has in, in the shape
of an advertisement, to which we respectfully
rafar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Ellwood Fisher, the editor of the Southern Press,
when member Of the Ohio Legislature, voted
against law to prohibit the marriage of negroes
and mnlattoes with whites, end he non, la his
Press, defends THAR 0ote, and maintains that the
Legislature has no power to prohibit such mar
riages
What do they say in Columbia to this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

CANE DEsrRoYED.-The late severe freeze, we
regret to learn, has destroyed good deal of The
cane in this parish. The windroed cane, as well
as that standing, was more or less injured ives
Iern Demoerat BIC u .gsaq
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

The Boston Chronotype published, some time
ago, as fact, that young Mr. Soule took part in
an abolition meeting The Washington Republic
has the following:
To the Editor Of the Republic
was not present at the meeting held in Boston by the
aboiLionists.
The statements OF the ChrOnoype untrue. wish my
Southern friends 70 know that never ssociate with
who make it their business to attack the UrIOn and who
themselves find escapes from their constitutional obi
cations. ours truly, NELVIEg SoULE, of Louisiana,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

For several days past we have had cloudy wea
Their and good deal of rain. This morning it i
cloudy and very cold. present tie prospect il
that there will be water sufficient in the Bagol
Dorchets 60 admit boats to this place by Christ
mas [AIinden Herald Dec. 5,
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There is not loafer Or drunkard in Mnden, nor
a family that is not perfectly responsible, and
making decent living by honest industry. THIS
y saying much for our village, but il is true
Herald
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The FINE ARTs-A line Arabian horse has
just arrived in Paris from England, sent for, it is
said, by the sculptor Clevenger and intended to
serve as model for his equestrian statue of Wash.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

EsvELoPEs.-We are under obligations to j. b. Steel
BOOKSELLER and statoner, No IA Camp street. for iarg
bundle containing nine different sizes and qualities of envel
opes, four Of which Lipmans adhesive dispatch en-
Yeiopes, Of paTchment-arge, small and medium sizes
The remaining five of the best qualities paper vari
Gus sizes, and made in the very best style. Those of on
readers who desire any thing in the way of envelopes
would do we'll 10 call at Stee's
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

The PoETIoAL WORKS OF WALTER scorr complete in
one volume, octave. PIP. $40. G. s. Appleton. Phia.
delphia.
This is another Of the handsome, yet cheap edi-
tons published by this enterprising bookseller.
English travellers who visit this country are sur
prised at the cheapness and great abundance Of
books. This is owing 10 stereotype, steam press
and free copy. Itmay be dishonest not to pay the
foreign author, but it does make books SO much
cheaper that we are not disposed to examine the
question closely. Appleton's uniform editions of
the poets are to be had at Steel's.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Jenny Lind quietly walked TO st. Marks Church,
in Philadelphia, on Sunday, and back, without
being recognized but by few in the church and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

ANOTHER iMroRTANr Witness FOR DIR. GILBERT.-
We refer readers to the statement of Aremon HILL Esq
another column references to cure him by
DR. Gilbert The testimony of this gentlemen will be re-
eeiyedwh universal cieence this community He has re.
sided in this city for than thirty years. and has enjoyed
the respect and confidence of his fellow citizens in as high
degree who has lived in New Orleans during that
period. He filing the important office Of Appraiser
in the Custom house The afflicted may donbt the state
plents of men who from Distance and whose stand
Ing and characters unknown tem but when such men
Artemon Hi come forward and certify to the ability Of
Dr. Gibeto Of the forms of disease it must
we think. all unbeef even from the most ineredu
ious. We are well assured that Dr. Gilbert treats many
other forms of chronic disease with quite as much skill and
success as he does cances and tumors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Thomas Miller, Postmaster at West Fowler, ST.
Lawrence county, N. Y, has been arrested, charged
with robbing the mail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO MOBILE For
~ c AigJ1Hn Rosr-Ssyeral additional light drought
having been placed the trade this rygr
warl from sobie with little delay Al trtg5 therefore, offer
will be ateu by eie Canal Mai goods
g. Co, Mobile.
}, g. r. GEDDES. Agent, Mail Line, 10 Bank Place
o24 T.. Il. WlNGArE, hgen Canal Line 80 Poydrls St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Gov Seabrook, in his recent message to the
Legislature, says that over twenty thousand per.
sons in South Carolina are ignorant of the alpha,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

kE The elegant, light dTaught TALLAHATCHEE
Capt Wley, will positively Fave THIS DAY, The n7t, al
o'clock P NJ for Wyatt, Belmont, Pamela Taoha Lrf1 Green
wool Marion GazoO CITY satartia, from Of
ulg T. B, SMITH, II Poydrat 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

EMIGRATION TO NORTHERN LOUISIANA AND
Texas = The Caddo Gazette says that from
Oct. 10 TO Dec. l, there have passed through that
town the following number Of emigrants:
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number of lrishmen We're arrested in dia.
hoieal attempt at Little Falls N. " on FRIDAY IN tb,n,
the railway train oil, by placing stones the track
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Families $40 whites 2259 blacks 1866 ;4sl wagons ant
number Iaons liI wers ron Alabama. 81 from Mis-
sssppi Dl fEpH Tennes q, 462 from Arkansas la7 from
seogia l35 from Kentucky 1874 from ouana 19l from
virginia, 46 ron NpTh Carolina, and 50 from Missouri
In addition 10 this, crediby informed that al va
tous points above, at Fulton, Cariesye and Laines
porthe NUMBER crossing al each have perhaps exceeded
ghe emigration Immediately through this place"
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The CHOLERA IN JAMAIoA.-The Kingston
Correspondent Of the New York Evening Post

LIE OIIOLaHA IN JAMAIUA,-Ine NIng3TOn
correspondent of the New York Evening Post
says:
The cholera has been awful visitation to u.s. In this
Guy, oI4OyuO, about eEth Of the population have fallen
n the small town of Port Royal upwards Of oneourth have
aey and M Spanish Town there has been nearly lkepTo.
Oftion 1t has in great measure bded here. The deaths
nave diminished from $50 day, probably the maximum Of
only one day mortality to a. which believe was that of
ast night In Port Royalit wholly subded eight or ten
Gays ago and 1t ia nearly altogether the same in SJaus
Town raging in other districts, and doubt not thai
though 1t Is about leaving Kingston and its vicinity that
WIN aCGGmnusha deadly other districts be ey
hausted he mortality has heen chiefly among the loweI
GLASS; The negroes, in their low filthy h0u ses with tie
chief victims There have been comparatively few deaths
persons III good pOogs but these have been incfeasr
laeHy and we all still live under considerable aDprehen
SON. am hopeful that the next fortnight may sec clea
out OF the city, In places in tue neghbOrhood where
II was most fatal. te people perectY heathr
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RSgA STEAMBOAT Gsg n
ssss3saazzssa8s ID EPA RES. u

December Steamer, CaDtai1 Hour Destination
Thurs, 49, OREGON, lIiurn, o,coek Nom.
MARY FOLEY, Dalteres, O'Clock .....,.. Lqfoarcta
" ST. JAMES, Power, o'clock Doaul1so,vUs
LEXINGTON, Mather o'clock ........... LoursDAe
" JAMES MlLLINGAR, Foster S O'Clock 49,, Cincinnati
Fndy' 90 FLORIDA, GibersOn, Mos
DuCh RIVER, Clark, O'Clock. .Sfrsrsport
BELLE CREOLE, White O'Clock. ....... PiclsJupg
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry 0 O'Clock Batou Rouge
" FASHION, Martini 10 o'clock Poiuts a Ia Hacis
" COLUMBUS, Post, O'Clock .......,...S Lo,ps
GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, O'Clock. -. Donal 4soapiHs
" WA. VIOLET Gwarney, O'Clock -. ya.o9
r. c. oGLEsBY, KmbaI, o'clock ....... Red Riusr
" SHAMROCK, HaIt o'clock............. Red River
D. b. MOsBY, KercheTa, O'Clock. ....... Yasoo Gin
MONROE, Gwartney, 5io'elook. ...........Y asoo
saur, 81, MoHlCAE Irwin O'Clock MtapL1
EANloPE, Coslio, ~ O'Clock. Aakapas
" HATCHEZ NO. g. Leathers, O'Clock. Hard Tim,-
e. y. WHITE Brady, O'Clock. Hiliausport
" f. M. srRECK, srsck, o'clock go. Donaldsoasiis
boswell, J. T. Larose 10 o'clock. Balisc
WooDsMAN, Perroncel, O'Clock Red Riper
" BRIDE Amsten, O'clock Red Rirc
sum- ~ ANNA, johnston O'Clock Oprlousas
" SARAH GORDON, Amsdan, O'Clock -. Red Rtv,r
hond 49, MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock. Princeton
TEXAs, Claiborne S o'clock. ........ Fort TOsHscH@
. GEN. WORTH, Wilson, O'Clock ........Yasoo City
Tues ~ PRINCESS NO. ,, Holiness o'clock ....picEs5Drg
" " DOVE, Box O'Clock ....... arkansas RipeT
We'd 25 AMERICA, Johnson O'Clock Memphis
dhurs' 10 hEC4A, nay, o'clock dcrandya
s0tu 49, AuTOCRAT Goser O'Clock NJ etnph7s
81 CADDO, Graham, O'Clock. 90. ........ Rcd Rrs-
Uncertain ORIENTAL, Parkinson O'Clock pittg5lg
" E. P McNEAL, Rocker o'clock dsnplis
" SALUDAr Lynn, O'Clock ST. Louis
sULTANA, Gable, o'clock ................ ST. Lo,
ATLANTIC, Ogesby, O'Clock St. LouiE
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock Lotds
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, 10 O'Clock 81 s9nir
TUsCUMBIA, Gable, Observation-Disclosures Laml
+" JOSIAH LAWRENCE, Carlisle, o'clock. ST. Louis
BUENA VISTA, Lamothe, O'Clock 81. L9us
IOWA, Carter O'Clock Louis
PACIFIC, Frhiau, O'Clock. LOu
lRoQuOls, Lee o'clock. .NaslUiHs
BosPoNA, Price, 5ocock. L2uisviis
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'clock Louisville
PEfToNA, shalleross, o'clock Louisville
" GEN LAFAAYErTE, Bentley, o'clock. Lou1uiis
- HONHARlAN, Warman Cincinnati
g. W. KENDALL, Norton, y O'Clock Cincinnati
J. hORRlsETT, Findren, FetumBRa
BELNIDEBE, Lodwick 70 O'Clock .........Eed Hipt-
ALAMO, Reed, O'Clock Alerantrz
MOBILE Allan p'cIorg ~.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING THIS EvEsISe--We are re-
quesed to state that there WILDE Temperance Meeting this
evening at the Seamen's Reading Room, Esplanade
street. opposite the Mint. and next door Mr. WhehaIs
Church The meeting win be addressed by aP g. w. p. OF
Sons OF Temperance and Others Ali who feel inter
est are invited attend We hope the meeting will be large
Tire cause Of Temperance one that deserves the
hancs and encouragement Of all coed men, and entitled
a hearing from its enemies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Deaths in st, Louis, week ending the 9TH, Al
Of cholera, 2
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t4g- Seventh Ward Pronertv nmners, prntnD

u seNthth Ward Property OWners' PrOteC-
ton Ltub-SSeoHd Mucpai The regular weekly meeting of
the above Club will be held the residence of J. NJ c. BRADY
OF St. Merk and Perddo Streets Second Municipality at
hatpas o'clock, FRIDAY EVENING next (o.norrou1
December 90 The Aldermen the Ward have been solicited 10
attend and Will no doubt respond to ihe call
Dis J. NJ Z. BRADY Hon, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

We learn that an American brig named the Vo-
lasia, was overhauled and captured on the coast of
Africa by one of the British ships of war, on sus-
picion of being engaged in the slave trade. 1t
appears that the captain protested that he was not
engaged in the slave trade, and applied to Com
modore Gregory, who however refused to interfere
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

Captain smith, of the steamship Palmetto, wlaecept
thanks for late Galveston papers
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Custom House, New Orleans,
lnI-LLIInRl lEEINn M - -

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals
will be received BY until the 18th December, for
making the following repairs TO the TCheunca Light House
AMI premises pertaining thereto, hereinafter named conform
ably with the following specifications All The work must
be done IN substantial and wOrkmanke manner and must
beappoyed by the Keeper Of the Light whose certificate
to that effect, payment viii bemade.
TCmEFUNCTA LIGHT.
Repairs Of DtCEttHg HOHS6A new roof to be cOyered
with shingles. side with rafqrs and sheathng The
ROOF to be extended the front gallery the roof measures
Is by 30 b 'front.' and Is by 30 in the rear the gable ends to
be finished out to the front roof and the CUTTERS 10 he
new Kitchen Oe erecied II by IL In the clear with one
door and one window, with proper hinges and asterags
the Kitchen to he placed brick pillars high above
the ground, and with proper foundations brick Chimney
with ~ iee tire place. extending fOur feet above the roof
the old chimney to be removed Around the premises 10 he
constructed Fence DO feet in length TO be feet inches
IN helghh, posts to be OF light wood by square, feet
long and feet apart, to be feet in the ground The paa
10 be OF sawed yellow pine cypress inch thick three
inches wde AZ feet long and pointed the upper end To
be ~ inches apart, to be well nailed strngers
with I'D cut nails, moTCed in the posts The base board
to be Ia inch thick and II inches wide. There are to la
three gates feet wide well framed substantially hing
with good and suitable tastenngs. The style the gates 10
sOnd with that of The fence. Hinges and prgper f
enngs required for three OF the doors and the win
dOws of the house.
The works above described must be commenced within 50
days and be completed within 80 days from the time the con
tracts may be entered into, and if commenced the nm
Gegned reserves the night to annu the contract with the
person IN default. VIM. FRERET, Collector
MI td}p and Superintendent of Light Housss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

We are under renewed obligations the steamers Califo
ma, Florida and VIM. Noble for late papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-19

. WHERE THERE'S A Will, THERE'S Way
s the tile Of come1e performing at the PiG-
ode Prietes. 1t quite worth notice, interesting and stir
incident the dialogue good the dresses appropriate
and in good taste.
he hero Of the tHebn there is too much mlocuon
his movements, aad much mounting bis utterance aud
he swegse1ng air of incidence most unprincely-
for Pince He scss and makes the deficiency more
apparent by affecting il oyernuch In fact this gentleman
might, with soms difficulty become good actor he has
always seemed 10 eposng upon the excellence of his wife
This he should do, and hope will be of service to
MIN 70 timate that for that other cause he seldom
plays well. Mrs. Howard the Princess Regent pe5son
hes with Infinite success both the woman and the queen
This dsneon is finely dramatsed in the part and is in fac
delicious dramatic idea. Holland P0mDoiiao iuim
the play Asawnele, better performed
city, and very few Indeed better worth periormins
well Of course leos pieces of that class, and not t,
the classic dramas Of the latieunge.
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IMPROPER FoREIGN INTRRFERENcE.-At a
recent meetng of the Committee of the British and
Foreign Anti-Siayery Society. held in London,
ihe following resolution was unanimously adopted
Sss9esa Ths this COMMITTEES have witnessed with pro.
onu regret ue acts OF the United States Cong ess urIng lts
lst W relation 10 slavery, and feel It TO be- Their utg 10
record n cend mnaion OF the spirit which they were
cYgeeNs e prlnc1nles which they based and The
objects lhey we've Intended 10 aceomphsh That th com
pee more pqehsTy Ieprobae and denounee the ACT for
ts ree nre OF ugFe upon me dearest
sghs 81 humanity a9d daring VIOLATION Of the laws OF God
lfal ms deeply synpaihse with eoored po
iaton Of the United STATS IL their present nosf an5
gsnt4i circumstances and would earnestly eS hoT the ed
Of freedom throughout the Union 10 use every g,in
means, rm and Christian SPIRIT 10 effect tie eniiss AMI
immediate abolition Of This most iniquiious law Is
Such improper interference in our national affairs
deserves the most unequivoeal rebuke. Our South.
EN- brethren, as is well known, complain of thi.
agitation in the North What then, are we tc
expect in relation to the intermedding of British
Society, and as we may infer, its paid agents