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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-08

NALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
L. EARTHEN- WARE.---GEORGE J. SUM-
NER, No. 18th street, would respectfully announce
arrivals, he has received from importers and northern
manufactures, his Fall supply Of China, Glass and
Earthen- Ware, which, in point of quantity, styles and
assortment is much superior any stock he has offered
for previous seasons.
He has also large. supply Of Fancy Goods--the
whole laid i'll with special reference the country and
CITY trade-and will be sold on accommodating terms
for cash or approved paper.
eB The greatest care observed in packing.
NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF
Ia JANE EYRE.-SHIRLEY by the author OF
Jane Eyre, and pronounced fully equal to that famous
work.
Remarkable Apparitions and Ghost Stories Csc
The Works of Montague: including his essays, let
tiers and travels edited by VIM. Hazlt
David Coppertleld, by Charles Dickens, No. Z; l2c
Received this day by
GEO. M. WEST e. BROTHER,
no 26 Next door to the Post Office.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-08

h
l. fresh supply of handsome House Furniture, en-
bracing in part follows: Marble-top Ladies' Cab-
nets; mahogany do do do; mahogany Bureaus mar
ble-top Washstands marbe-top centre and side Ia
bes do Workstands; mahogany sprng-seat Sofas;
mahogany hair-coth Rocking Chairs cane and wood
seat do; mahogany hair cloth parlor Chairs cane and
wood do lot variety of .patterns3 Lounges; French
Bedsteads, and low post do &c &C.
The above articles are of the best workmanship and
will be sold to purchasers terms which cannot fail
TO please. ALEX. MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-08
~ DJTNHAM. Piano Forte Ma

STODART ~ DUNHAM, Piano Forte Ma
- kers store 361 Broadway, mandatory 18th street,
Third avenue, New York.-NASH & WOOD
HOUSE, agents for the above great Piano Forte es-
shock They have now on hand number in six ca anV
SEVEN octaves; among the latter is truly magnificent
instr&pent pronomcedby Judges to be the most ele-
giant Piano Forte both regards tone and finish 6ver
exhibited in Richmond Indeed, is an extraordinary
instrument "a fine specimen of American skill and taste
in this depstment. OF industry. The less costly and
palmer deschptionsot Piano Fortes made by Sodart &
Dunham areNwawanted in all respects. They have
never tailed to ye entire satisfaction to purchasers
IheY respectaVy invite call from all those wishing
GARD TO BUY Frs AND SELLERS OF
~ HORSES, MUkE,S, S0c.-Fforh various sources,
| have receatlX coma to the CONCLUSION that many
persons who are DESTROYS of purchasing and selling
Horses Mules, Vehicles &c, areshos aware that there
is regular place for tho traAgas6on # business of this
and that sales take place evsGSATURDAY MORN
ING weather permitting where PERSONS wishing to
dispose of their stock VII always find purchasers; and
those disposed tebuy viii find variety to select from:
at my store, No 8 lR street before 9p clock the morn
ing Of the sale GEO. j. SUMNER Auct
a LEXANL1ER MOTT, AUCTIONEER &
IA COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO 81 Main
street-A Moves his personal attenti9hto all sales,
either IN the CITY or country Of real and personal Es-
tate, slch r. Houses and Lots, Lands and IeneI1ents,
Slaves Horses and Carriages, stocks Of Dry Goods,
Grocerj*, Hardware, Watches and Jewelry, TIouse-
hold EGrniture, Books Prints and Paintings, China,
Gas& &c.
Yhe most liberal cash advances made a. con
signments intended for my auction sales. :.
g8 Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
aurday.
N. B. Goods can at all times be had at private sale
Tar 'besSW the market price. ~
d EAT MBsSs Fl ESERWATIV E.+ePatridge's
Al A ori0i Leaf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15
Telegraphed 70 the aDalIy cresssnt.,,'


SIS
BALTIMORE, Feb. l2.-The Europa's letters have
arrived. Brown, Shipley g. Co, the Earrings, and
others, agree with the dispatch already forwarded
At Liverpool, Mddling Orleans Cottons selling
at 81 to 6i at the closing of the steamers mails
Sales for the fortnight previous, l24 0OO-on hanc
10000 bales, of which 29S,O00 were American
Consols at oct.
Gen. J. Watson Webb, nominated by the Pres
dent as Minister to Vienna, was yesterday rejected
by the Senate.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YoRK, Feb. IL Cotton has declined &c
$500 bales sold on French account--Mddlng Up.
land at l2!e. Middling Orleans at 49,.
Flour and Grain unchanged. Provisions and
Groceries quiet. Coffee Dropping other articles
unchanged
Steamer Rhode Island, hound for California, re-
ported lost Of the passengers u were saved and
30 drowned.
The bark Velocity, from Savannah, was wrecked
on Sunday, off Long Island. Passengers and crew
saved,
At Liverpool, at latest dates, Cotton steady.
The latest intelligence from Turkey reports the
sudden death Of Gen. BEN.
The steamship Cherokee, from Cbagres, has ar.
rived at New York, with 800, 900 in gold Col
Fremont and lady were left at Panama The
news from Central America is favorable. A
treaty with Honduras Is negotiated, by which the
U. S. Government is granted Tigre and the ada.
cent islands.
The ship Atlantic, Capt Rose, from New Orleans
arrived at New York on the 18th, and ship Silas
Holmes, Capt. Berry, on the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15
Tax On CAPITAL.

~ On a.s.ote yesseluay' we stated mat the 10
ceu' '4W = VIC imposing TAX ON per
so'iAi p'oPe,S =. c~p,,ai would Dc maintained Dy
e,'y sy4'' VI eG4"y' We come now 70 coISiaer lne
49," - p0in' u Jaw. we 'hlnK we nave
- s,ea " 'ne COMPREHENSION oil any CANDID
'e u"s '''o ap's VI our Legislature contemplated
- osIess'nen' ou every species Oh property,
= go. VI peisonal' Inc ony question 'hen
.'ie hessia'uie mas tue power 10 pass an
o' " o'Vie'e any msconsruction Oh OF inlormalliy
~; 'iei previous acts' 10 al'all 'hat end NOW we
''iuin y ~ DC au'ni''eo lral e1 posi- Jaoto or reo
sPecuNe laws are unconstitutional only IN relation
ct'"''at matters IN o'her WORDS That no greater
punishment can be inflicted upon criminal than
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

ORLEANS THEATRE.--Last evening the grand
opera Of the Huguenois" was presented for the
benefit Of Mr.. Duiuc. 1t was received by a
stowded house with the most enthuSastic ap.
plauae---a well merited tribute to this great pro
suction Of Msyerbeer, The array Of fashion and
beauty was equal to that of Monday evening
which "a saying everything The beneficiary dis
Psayed more than his usual power, and Madame
Dsv'lea seemed the impersonation Of melody. We
must again repeat that the Orleans is the brightest
gem IN our constellation Of amusement.. On
Saturday evening the Huguenotsp viii be re-.
peaied.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

TIE RIVER AND BUSINESS AT ST.. LouIs.-The
ST. Louis Republican Of the Sth inst says that the
day previous was wet, disagreeable day-weather
warm and thawing; ice fast disappearing ia the
river, and navigation open to Cairo. The Atlantic
from New Orleans, made her way through the ct
without much difficulty. Up to late hour The
night before there had been no arrivals from III,
Missouri, Upper Mississippi, or illinois rivers, bu
the present state Of the weather will have the eee
TO Tree all the streams OF ice, and fully open nsvi
gAon TO The highest points attained any time be
lore thus season. The river opposite the city wa
at stand or rising slowly, with 81 feet water in
the channel TO Cairo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15


r AESABEEC Turner InO King, W w Fam, DR. Childers,
Is Raysd9le, 5 Raysdale, Due, A l. Nauier, K S
Patton, L Vauier, BnrEe, Thicker, R G Grant Il
bro0kS FaTfar, Texas; w Bailey, Wetherby. KOhn,
hai Mitchell; Geo Williams w w Bark C a WISER,
DALEY, Ala; Il II Nichols, D Comsiock o Abingdon VI
Eastman, n U; l. NJ Wuun, Ca.
st GSmA9LEs a. EqqToy, Ark T Gale Gale. Mis-;
n sn1, TPS9dhl, krkssy, Alai o v Ogden and
" w Wood Phl Griffin, Va G Martinez, P Parres,
~ mlfanda, me1ico 5 VI Ogden, w Wsch Mobile; A 1,
hlmbro NJ Male Tenn; Miss Nicholas, ny; J r Popbsm.
PLAETIIEIRs-S Wemyss, c Seymour. A Jackson and
.saayi, w Beard and lady, Omis, La r Matthewa,
nr west Sai Barbour, Ark; E Reddng and lady, Dr.
st. John
NERASpA.Dr Theobod, Miss; ] VI Myers and lady, St
Louis; II White, G w Copey and family, La; V Lesesne
y Gautherln w Deertam Bishop CObbs, Rev NJ Miller,
MOBILE; Mrs NJ Beatty, Lapsley; Jr, o. Lawrence,
Ii o Higgins, N Y; o Ferguson.
CoNhERCIAL-B Scott, o II Powers, II White Ohio
4 Ryan, N y; , ID Waterman, La; ii ; Owen, This Hays
y ID hggleston w II Wyer, Ind; VIM Hynes H'ry Strong,
Ecksburg; w Garrison, Mo; d Bnekel, Pttsburg; NJ
Lockwood and family w Herbert st Louis.
HEwLETT,s-J NJ Warlwell, n VI MIR Gilbert, C r
Sopey Mr. Richardson, La; Cecil, G Cecil, Ala; w X
Pickett, Miss; w Il Cheatham, Tenn; X w Harris.
LouIsIANA-Cpt Baker, Boston; Ellison R q Johnston
madlsonyie; NJ Frazer ST LOuis; Armstrong, Texas
Emerson Dodge. Anderson, b Griffin, Houston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

ExEoUTroN.-Jesse Ramsbottom, who murdered
his wife in Fairfield, Ohio, in June last, was pri-
vntely executed in Xenia on the 25th ulttimo. He
walked unsupported to the galows, which was erect.
ed within narrow enclosure, with firm step. and
cooly and calmly took his position beside the sus.
pended rope, uttering as he folded his hands upon
bis breast, Oh Lord have mercy upOn me
Oh my poor mother my peas wills Wy posg
sAilassal''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15
The Medical College OF LouIsianu.

The Faculty OF this Institution have presented a
memorial to the Legislature, praying for further aid
from the State. 1t seems that in 1913 the State
granted lease of lot on the square, provided the
Faculty would discharge the duties of attending
physicians to the Hospital for ten years gratuitousy
educate one INDECENT student annually, without
fee, from each Parish-and that the building should
revert to the State at the end OF ten years In
lS47 the State granted $4,000 This is all it has
ever given. The Faculty have transferred a build
ing worth $4,000 to the State, They have erected
another in the Charity Hospital lot, valued at
$1,000, Their services have been worth at least
@200O year for attendance on the Hospital
$4,000. They have expended $4,000 for the com.
petion of the College, and presented to the Library
and Museum, books, plates and preparations worth
$4,000. Since the establishment of the College
there have matricuated nearly one thousand stu
dents AT moderate calculation, each student
who matriculates here, expends $500. Thus, half
million Of dollars have been retained here which.
but for this College, would have been expended
abroad. But its usefulness is not confined to
mere pecuniary advantage. It is here in New Or
leans that the diseases peculiar to Southern eli
mate can be alone studied practically. What does
a Philadelphia graduate know of yellow fever until
ne mas passed through an epidemic. While the
Faculty have SO literally given their money and
their labor to the building up of this noble instu-
ton, it yet needs another expenditure before it can
reach the limit of its usefulness " With all these
great natural and acquired advantages the progress
Of the Medical College is much retarded by the
want OF laboratory, of collection of minerals
and botanical specimens, OF chemical apparatus.
OF museums, anatomical, obstetrical and surgical.
The College does not possess single retort or a
crucible, which is not the private property Of pro-
lessor. These things are absolutely required for
full and thorough course of instruction to the stu
dent" They ask the Legislature to grant an ap. |
preparation of $4,000 for the purpose of supply |
ing the DEFICIENCIES We trust this will be allowed.
1t will be good investment for the State 1t will
enable the school to send forth its graduates more
thoroughly educated, and better prepared to attend
to the health of the people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

The REV. THEoBALD MATHEw-This great
Apostle Of Temperance, after spending several
days in Macon, left for Atlanta and Athens, Ca
on the 9th inst. During his stay in Macon he ad-
ministered the temperance pledge to four hundred
and httyPersonsi making one hundred and seventy
hive thousand in the aggregate since his arrival in
the United States. He returned to Griffin, and we
understand will proceed from thence on his way to
the West, Oia Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile,
and New Orleans, where he will remain until
spring, and thence ascend the Mississippi river.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

RAILROAD IN NORTH CAROLINA - We look
with deep interest to all works Of improvement in
every portion OF our widely extended country: and
II is not without regret we notice that projected
great improvement in North Carolina hangs in
some doubt Tor the want of the requisite subscrip-
ton to give ii a start. We refer to the scheme for
central railroad to connect the western and east
ern portions OF the State, and to bring the central
and western sections in connection with the lateral
railroad lines OF Raleigh and Wilmington, and
thus opening the best districts Of that fine State to
connection with the ocean. The work would
possess the further advantage Of promising an
early inland connection with railroads further on
through South Carolina to Georgia, Alabama, etc.
A work cannot well be imagined offering more
local or general convenience and benefit in any one
of the States, and as there remains now but
100000 of the million required to be raised by
private subscription 4 condition of the States
subscribing t1gO millions to the great object, we
can hardly suppose that the patriotic citizens of
that State will permit the work to be jeoparded by
the want of sum so Insignificant compared with
the interests at stake.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

NEw PArER. w have received the first nnnl.
PER q 4 new paper, the Semi Weekly Journal, y
published Il Galveston BY Messrs Gibson s. Cher.
y Robert H. Howard, editor
Its handsome sheet. gotten up in good style,
hrs editorial ability. Of whig politics. and promises
soon to have large subscription list, Success,
much success r. its snterprising publishers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

PLAcIDE's VARIETIEs.-Tbe bsar,;f,,, .a,.
ole of the Nered Queen" continues "a J,air call
slu oelgh'ed houses Il is rule with all success
~. SPEAKERS to stop when they find the audience
INNING out but until that awful sign manfests
asssn ne may keep on TO his sixteenthlies So
VITA manager he may repeat play as long as
ms audiences are pleased. The theatre was filed
iAss night and from the pleasure with which it was
witnessed we see probability of an and 10 il,
face Of popnlarlsy. "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

MADAME BIscACcIANTI-The Nalchez Courier
Of the 18th says" BY referring 10 her card it viii
be seen that this charming child of melody will
give one-and one only--of her celebrated concerts
at the City Hotel Saloon this evening. In Boston,
New York, New Orleans, and most of the other
large cities Of the Union, the performances of This
gifted soDgstress have been greeted with enthusi.
ssm by delighted audiences-and that she will be
equally successful here we do moi doubt,''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE.-The bill to incor-
pOrate the Farmers Bank of Kentucky passed the
Senate of that State on the 9Th inst by vote Of %
to 10. The bill provides for the location OF the
parent bank at Frankfort with branches at Mays
vile, administering, Covington, Princeton, Hen
derson, Bardstown, Russellville and Somerset The
bill as originally reported gave branch to George
town instead of Russellville The proposition to
substitute the latter for the former place was carried
by the casting vote of the Speaker of the Senate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

s;iATfsTrcs or THE CITY.--By reference to the
proceedings Of the General Council il viii be seen
thas Nj Jarvis presented lastevening the report
r. fhe Commiliee upon the resolution offered by
him relative 70 the collection in book-form Of the
ssaiisticz q New Orleans. We have spoken be-
lore ef ihis very excellent move by Mr.. Jarvis,
Although We inadvertently, in our article several
shines substituted the name Of Mr.. Andrews--an
error incident to the long partnership existing be-
tween tAese gentlemen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

MARRIAGE WITH a Deceased WIRES SISTER.
The Commissioners appointed in England to in
qure into the propriety of marriage with the sister
OF deceased wife, have reported that they " find
from mass of evidence, that marriages of this
kind are permitted, by dispensation or otherwise in
all the continental States Of Europe"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-The House OF Rep
resentatives on the llth inst passed the Senate bill
appropriating $4,000 to rebuild the Capitol on
the foundation Of the old one. They also passed
general Tor free banking law, which authorizes
any one to issue notes on depositing with the
Comptroller any sum of United States stocks not
less than 100000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

Hon. Mr.. HANNEGAN-There are some hard
things said in relation to our Minister at Berlin
respectable American, writing from that city
says that Mr.. Hannegans presence there, in the
character of an American Minister, is disgrace
to our country. He is spoken of as laboring under
the worst species of asliyiwns remsNS from excess
sive dissipation, debaucheries and immoralties Of
the grossest character. The truth Of this state
ment is vouched for; but hesitate to give it
credit.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

aua.
4HE III CHARIEs.--Alis Cushman again had
the pleasure ofplaying 70 barge house From our
criticism yesterday, il may readily be expected that
lepE opinion, Beatrice IL mt in her range ofcharae.
ssss Those who remember Fanny Kenble and
Ellen Tree will not be satisfied with Miss Cush.
mans presentation. Ifshe consults her reputation.
and would Do justice 10 her high order Of mind she
should eeniine hersell,o the highest walk Of TRACE.
uy. Il Mrs Siddons ever performed in oenteel
comedy the world has forgotten il. But her Laav
Macbeth, Kathasl,se, and Constaaee will live IN
tIsdltopaFy fame as long as the plays themselves
shalI be read.
a. We spake rather untavorably Of Mr. Couldoek
~ our criticism Of his Macbeth, we now very cheer.
fully DO justice TO his Bcaedict, which was very
me piece Of acting and would do credit to any
ac'or. We have received communication in reply
70 our yesterdays notice OF this gentleman We
certainly do not partake Of the national jealousy
alluded to by Justice Genius fortunately does
not belong 70 one country. Whatever may BE- M,
Souiacck provincial reputation, he must exnect os
sojudge for ourselves. We have abolished i, o,,.l
inspections and brands on the levee, and we viii
not tolerate them in the arts His acting nust Mn.
dergo the criticism Of New Orleans audiences and
su.ors and we assure him neither will be inimical
omclons friends may injure him more than honest
though iniudicious criticisms. He dia eau, No.,
ahn pt'st' and we will swear to it The last word
ne twice pronounced in that manner. The comm.
nicat'on referred to received at 10 o'clock last
night and cannot be published before Saturday
wnen we VIII inert it with pleasure, should Jus
tee still deslre il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

A WHOLESALE CONTAMINATED counter
fsting establishment has been broken up at Alton,
(Ill) E. w. Dunn, the principal has been
arrested. large amount OF counterfeit coin was
found on the premises The police conclude, from
information received, that $4,000 OF this spurious
money has been sold and circulated by Dunn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15
OF II. Meetings This EvenIn J

UNION DIVISION No. g. al Crystal Fount Hail. 22 Tchoupi.
toulas street, at halfpas o'clock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. H. at Unity Hail. Margny Build.
mgs Third Municipality, at half,past 2 O'clock.
You've MER's MAGNoLIA DIVISION No IT, ct Pelican Hail.
cor CommeA and ST. ChaIlsg ss 81 hsltpss O'clock.
sT4A o. A0Pk DIVISION No %, n Cad Fs!eyy. Han
ASi<fssis, " A4iFpSyt a'saaaS 'f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15
Amusements.. !. Thia Evening.

AsrRscAs THEkTRE. The Irsh Attorney 49, The
Nervous Man 49,. BamboozIine'
81 cHARIEs THEATkE.-" Lady Of Lyons 's--'' Board.
l1E School.
g.aesBE,s y.Ri.T.as; Boz and Coz p-"Ths Esrrd
aeeea - Tsior's Assistant"
AAHazf -B1epeg's PaneFamss.
Featissesesgx's Fsfsg1s9-s Tls pssslsntsss 81 De
F'sss Assssssi's'lN y eea1e skssA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

10 The Legislature OF Alabama has passed
new tax bill, to take the place of the tax law of the
last session, which has proved so obnoxious gener
ally to the people Of the State. We do not know
in what particular respects the new modiies the
provisions OF the old law, We notice, however
that the tax on commission merchants is reduced
from one hundred to fifty cents on the hundred dol
lars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-We take the follow
ing announcement from the Memphis Enquirer of
the 9th inst. " Boats down yesterday report that
Geographic dispatch had been received at Evans
vile from Vincennes, Ind stating that the steamer
Julia had been blown up, and that most Of her crew
and four passengers were killed"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

The SOUTHERN BANK OF ALABAMA"-A
bill, incorporating banking institution, with the
above name, has passed both Houses of the Ala
bama Legislature 1t is to be located at Mobile,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

FLoRANCE & TAYLOR will SELL at 12 clock at the Shades
ON Perdido street-BlliaFd Tables.
SYKES HYDE Co. will SELL AT hafpast 10 O'Clock, at 1903
IehouptoHas sreetFlour.. At clock, 81 Maya.
zine street-Wines and Corks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15
10 We clip the following Geographic dispatches

10 We clip the following Geographic dispatches
from the N. Y Herald of the 9th
GREAT FIRE in BUFFALO, N. Y.-BufaIo, Feb.
"a MA fire occurred in this city, this morning,
consuming, before it was subdued one drug store,
three dry goods stores, and crockery store sit
uated Main street, together with several offices
in the upper part of the buildings The loss is not
far from $55,000, which is covered by insurance
EARL CREWS DISPATCH TO LORD Elem
Toronto, c.. W., Feb. g. The anti .annexation
despatch from Earl Grey to Lord Elgin, is much
condemned and derided
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

or Ii is rumored in Washington that the Mica.
rngua difficulty has been satisfactorily adjusted,
etc, and that treaty will be sent out by the next
English steamer, According TO It's provisions, Ii
gre Island is to bs given up TO the United States
II is also stated that Sir Henry Bulwer the English
Minister, has disavowed Mr. Chaifeld's pro.
cshdinra.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

D5- The bark Chieftain, which arrived at Sa-
vannah from Baltimore, on the sth inst, has been
chartered by the American Colonization Society, to
take the negroes enancipated by the late Major ia.
cob Wood, Of Mcintosh county, in that State, to
;har;a-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

Is There were no deaths on the Atlantic on
her passage up, but an accession to the number Of
passengers in the shape of fine German baby The
child was christened Atantic.-St. Louis Intel