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Bees vs.. Snakes. The N. Y. Evening Post re-
cords the following; tf-f

swarm of bees hived in the hole Of an old
uee on the mountain at Weslfeld. CT, from which,
s9on aier, an immense number Of black snakes, OF
oil yes, We're seen to emerge and spread them.
selves along The limbs of the trees The neiehbo,s
assembled m crowds and shot some of the seFpents.
many OF them measuring over six feet in leneth. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Important to Farmsrs-The Hartford Times
mentions farmer who took up fence after il had
been standing fourteen years, and found some Of
the posts nearly sound and others rotten of at the
bottom. Looking for the cause, he discovered that
the posts which had been inverted from the way
they grew were solid, and those which had been
set Is they grew were rotted of. This is certainly
an incident worthy Of being noted by farmers
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~ 80 -
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THESE Hs1 S<ns6 IL ,ssie;esjs - =
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$50 -: - ] =. - q q g
- easlIsSa 4 EsSs5sS q ~ - 80
go. 60. = Ill T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Recorder isnois' Couyt.-AssasA on WAite
Womam.-4 free colored woman, named Eliza
beth WILLIAMS, was yesterday examined and com.
mitted for al before the First District Court, on
charge sfiaving grievously assaulted, abused and
spat upon, Mrs. e. R. Gibson, who claims to be q
white woman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

The ice trade 10 becoming feature at NewYork
and Boston. During June there were shipped from
NewYork about 1856 tons Of ice, which makes an
aggregate since the LIST Of January, Of 4S4 tons
The bulk Of it was sent to Mediterransan and East
India ports
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

The following sentiment was given At the Fourth
Of July celebration at Newark, New Jersey:
"The women-in the revolution they freely
gave up their tss-now thsy shall not 20 without
their tooH." 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Coz. Briggs is the Sabbath ScAeol.-A cores
pondent of the Baptist Chronicle Of Philadelphia,
lately spending Sabbath at PittsHeld, notices the
attendance of ex-Gov. Briggs, who is resident Of
that town, as the teacher Of large Bible class of
male members, varying in age from the young man
OF twenty to the aged father Of four SCORE and ten
Years
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Niagara FaAs.-The Buffalo Commercial, Of
Saturday evening, says that the niosning trains
from Buffalo to the Falls c6nsist-of seven or eight
large cars, all filled with pleasure seekers large
portion Of them from the South and Southwest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

RuTTER-30 kegs prime st. Louis and Ohio.
jy& a. D. eRVEFt a CN IA. % and 10 Old Isvsa
CHEESE-132 boxes Hezlep's Durham Farm.
jy8 A.D.GRtEFF . CO. s.. " and q Old Hssa
HAMS-50 ,ierces Stagg & Shay's and Pearson
- Devin's. In stose and for sals By
jy8 A. n. GRlEFPH CO ~. y and q Old I.svsa
WHISKY-75 barrels Recti6sd, in store and
~ for sale By GOODRICH & CO.,
W. " n and g Common IT.
0UlNINE-2400 OF. in store and for sale by
Wa6 e. J.. HART h co. 70 rchnapitouIas It,
CLARET-500 boxes, for sale By
~ LW.ARTHuR co. o end q New IAyse,
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Pee mont. 2. gxfSSAEs 4 =
\ BILOXI HOUeE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
= ccpion Of visiion on The 18th inst uudsF IL =
msnagsasent q JOHN W. NIXON. <.A
During epeng many addjtiOns and improvements 8.
have nads q inssrs ersater degiss a conton so
conyenlsnce % the guesl4 Of The hOuse. - -.
aan1y beach Of Biloxi. heretofore annoying 70 ~
deaans has been paAked BY order Of copoaion and
nov ones promaaads unFvaed BY any Of The "a coes
The Table vii slw.ys 3 supplied with the delicaeiss Of
Auacnsd . The houus viii - found Bah .bousss Bar
and Billiard Room. and Ten Pin ALLEYS. : -
eeason: ~
9y The month (psr wsek) elo 60
~ ~ w
Children and Servants, half price
liberal allowance will b made to famiiu boarains b.
tho m0sth seaaun. =
Biloxi. Msy 10. l66l. m7lS q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Did 4 San-aroke.-A young Irishwoman,
named Elizabeth Coughan, recently arrived from
Cork, died yesterday, on board Of the steamer Sa-
.ranac No. 2, II sun-stroke. The deceased was but
twenty-four rars Of age, and had engaged her
passage for S. Louis, on board of the Saranac. An
inquest was BID on her remains, and verdict in
accordance with existing facts was returned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Observation-Disclosures Cassimer is fond Of fine
cloth, andbaving noticed beautiful piece Of that
articls-er'en in color-in the saloon Of Edouard
Marsheguy, on Orleans street. he seized it and
mad off. Nicholas was arrested o the charge,
and gave Jail for his appearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Tbs Aflanthus Irss.-A writer 10 the National
Intellgencsr. says the Secretary Of the Interior
will not allow Of the further propagation Of this
tree in the public grounds Of Washington city, ON
account of the injurious effects Of its odor, whsaia
blossom, upon the public health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

The Virginia Reform Convention has refused to
make the property Of individual Stockholders Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

singular PAsnomeaon.-A msteoric stone.
weighing nearly or quite two hundred pounds, was
found few days since on the farm Of Mr.. Newton,
in Springville. It was deeply, imbedded in the
earth, and the turf Of the ground was still hesh
under it. [Montrose (Pa,) Dem.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

The trial Of Day, who, some months since, under
circumstances Of the mtst cold-blcoded atfocity,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Tbs Ohio Rivv. - From recent discoveries
caused by excavations in Western Row, between
Pearl and Second streets, Cincinnati it il believed
that some centuries ago the channel Of the Ohio
river run there. A lagoon the side above named
is remembered by some Of the Oldest settlers to
have been there.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Tragedy in Ksnscky. Two persons in Yer
sailles, Kentucky, named Carter and Buford, had
an encounter : few mornings since, in which the
former was severely beaten. The parties subss-
quently met again, when Carter drew pistol and
shot Buford dead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Ship Dieso. Jonss. NswYork, Chas Dsaks sco
%
Arrived
Steamship Pampero. Wells from Corpus Christi via Gal
weston 9th Inst. TO Armstrong, Hairs kco-zi my
Brig C0sh0e, Lowry, from New Haven (Conn) To masar-
Point. -
sTEAMDOATs.
Anna No 2, JohnM0n. from 1t MartipsvilIe.
Chancellor No g. Bacon. frnm Louisville
ConcordIa. Gable, from ct LOUIS
Camdens spnek. from Attakspas. -.a
u Mosby. Pho ~, from Onachita
Muac. Susck. hom LAourchs. r.
DEL0w-C0MINe UP. ~
~ Ship Southesner, from New York.
Exports.
NEW YORk-Per ship Dzeso: l73 balss cotton 81 bales
bscons Z pkss. , : III 80 -
BRAZOS ST yAGO-Per steamship Yacht: 100 bbls
nour bxs ohssse IL do SOAP 10 kees powder 10 pkgs
Imports n
CORPUS CHRIsTI-Psr nsamshp Pampsso: Is bales
cotton, w bbls beef to osdss.
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Two young ladies appeared in the Dloomer COS
tune, at Lynchburg, Va, on the 18th inst creating
q vyaat usnsation.
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THEWATERlNG PLACES.
PASS CHRIsTIAH HOTEL

RAss CHRIST1AH HOTEL. "a
d. $50 g. s:s s:so:s. z. s.s
~ - zasss sss 3 :: y. :. $3.50 s.:s
sssi-s ''"''s .'''' ''A''s s.'-. p''''' sss'v sed
-nATss o. JoAaD-
= s ~..r Z; 80: g q
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sSrXx-s' = = - ~ > ny noue9 -
re- as Ss,~v,,.,,s. ~ <. ,,a.......
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pe,.e& ~ -" = -
.,a r y. 70 g 80. 9.s!s, c.,f.is. ra st. Cs
sdv-S,I A''e'' Aop y NJ PeaAdaily. .
As.aehsd . he ias... ! :. Assss-y, ,.,r,l. -,,.
s' ID IN H. ssNss: -. .sfNsw osss.s:
o.s.sir' -. = !. ~ :, tnynaas q wsahnsun
- Lea. - rs.. = .Ur = =. s.s -
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NAp1NF u0TE1 - - = = =. - =.
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!, H.: ssss,:d = !: g g:
re: 'sl q 1: ~ s 500 -
eksgs 81 - - q q & Jsns. ~ :s = =
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ph.s. ssS: q de 90 y e n 5i 81
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,, T II ss sss h.. ::sE r.; 4. :i IS. nm, \.
l''s ''ss d'a's = -: ~ J, 49,. ~
& & b; 3: " ss:e g
~ the day -. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

70, csnssss.--Hon. n. j 1svis. Wig. has
consented 70 Be candidate ~ se-sleotien in the
First Congrsssicsel District Of Maryland.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Not Bad deas- A new system Of posting the
names Of streets has been patented in London, and
Is on trial BY the authorities.s The name 10 blown
Or stamped In the glass on the street lamps, and Is
TINS seen equally - well BY night a. BY day,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY. MORNING, JULY 81.

Frs at Algisrs-A FIRE broke out at two o'clock
yesterday morning, in colfee-house owned and
occupied by F. g. Huback, At Algiers, near the
Ferry Landing Of the First Municipality. In con-
sequence ofthe inaammable character Of the build
ing, and those adjoining, the whole Of the stores
and dwellings, on the square bounded By Bonney,
Patterson, Where and Seguine streets, were in q
short time wrapped in one shsetof fame. !. Six on.
gines from this city were conveyed 10 the scene Of
the conaagration ~ soon q steam could be got up
on the Ferry boat, and through the exertions Of
the dremen, NO buildings outside Of tho square,
save three comparatively valueless ones belonging
to Madam BOnney, were destroyed. The houses
burned were all, with one exception, but single
story high. The exception was the dwelling
house Of Mr.. Hassan. Mr.. F. Youns's boarding.
house and livery stable, and Mr.. E. Wilson's cot.
fee-house, were among the buildinGs consumed.
The remainder Of the property destroyed consisted
chiefly Of small shops and dwelling houses.
1t is certainly wonder that the Algerines have
not already been satisfied Of the necessity of pro-
curing an engine for themselves. A single engine
the first discovery Of the flames would have con-
fined the FIRE to the building in which il originated.
1t was with great difficulty that the Catholic
Church was saved ...sy
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CsEscENr Ov1IoE.

Thunday Morning. July 81, 1851.
C0tt0n-Ths Nsgaa's accounts are about due and buy.
show but little disposition TO operate except at very low
rates. The sAss yesterday limited about 800 bales
easy prices.
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COOPER's WELL. 81
'ENHE Undersigned, having made considerable i'm.
Ioyemsnt ihl season ios ,hs accommodation Of A
to pay visit From ts rspaistios cf The wa. sY' no
commentc are neoeMary.
Board and lodging DAY. %
~ Horses tafen Gqss e 4 %pSs,ns ssa'
~ Ths mean; Of ase.a only " mills: from 'yieks6ay
asss s K q y ~ %s s.
" Gen McMAKis, iae 81 the Preatiss House. visks
burs viii oeats md every xeon will be made 70 sender
A GOLD NINE DISCOVERED Piturss
and ), S sas AXE X sSe x:
lis ss
July many sved g le bnmbus tyr they said
g ihs pabfs e eail :. ecss Phppa stree bssssse
,Sss AZ, d 1d IL, s f.,
S Ss u sns S :0 e II, one a, will
Artist in the city since the death Of Mcguire
~ h.d. with osss.insy Of SS You NAY Sing
nUFFIELD's HAMs-5o ,isscss sugar cured
W. 'i iilisa c q. y reA..,s... .
SWEET OIL-25O baskets PlsanoI for ssie 67
- jy8 e J. HART \ co. ~ fchoupitnuias st
CASTOR OIL-60 bbls. Adams's No. /. for
- sale by E.y.HART co. 70 Thospitoslas st
WINDOW CLASSIFIED boxes Of various
'. '.''' IN ''''' ~ SA 4, Z slsE xssyrr ! CO.
mM # msp Mnsass. sdCemmer
CIGARs-30O,O 900 assorted braa6s aaa qualities
Tvs L w ARTHuR : co. . .sa . Nav L.,...
RITTERS-75c cases Boxer and Hilyeer Bi,nn
nysr s'.s ''' '0' 81 ss.si2xuEL woLl.. ss cam !.
Pi'Ss 9 ':s:s ~ : 81 .:s b
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SHIPPING.


x ~ fsat HnL J..,1f s..: Az Msa a.
.1.. ~ cSAsvlestoH aud Hauana II. SsserMaA ena
lio Sss ssa@sa ss1 essi:. Inp IL. ~
CHARLESTON u 81 Or Y HAvANA ssvas .ssss
ton for Havana onthe LII and 18th. - -
. RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to thsns1on o. Savannah.
d ESTSETIEc i SsssI,s,;s., :. e :. 60.
P.sasse Saving Havana !, .in IL an ~ zach
~. Y ss sss s 81. H :,
Steanship 70 those pots. al Nv
- FOh FHkEsMT Or lHAKTKR-Ths1
Sn W.aasd.s "a INV viii pd B. ss q, e ALE ss0
~ a .r'lAs' D'.'s'4 s synly Z CO. 81 c..n..
Ia F y, ,a Fs.l.;!. U
=. beILa msss. viii have d.psch fos any pos II
Ss For sAts z Sell ii3e; e. 81 couns.
n N IN ST -
FOR NEW YORK-STANTON'S LINE
,.;p swYosk and Now Oris.n: PaoketsT ssil EVERY
WEEn during fhs sssson.-The following ships conpoe
ssiD ~ A.. CaAhLzs.s......C Rais.as ..ss.
SSa, ,p = ~ ~ ~ Guthhs -
S Shhip t,1,0ros' '-.............'.gG White,
Ship JOIN &. Cosr.i.....G Gn9Tf, scns
SSh hip vnso:.................C A. Gurish -
Thsss psetes are al in, c:. ss @ y MI
and vi sail promptly = advertised 800
being commandsd By csptaas q ihs ss
no exeron will b spared by them alp6e
and 70 pay every attention 70 the convenience and coie
Wei Ess ;si & passage p se:,s = so:.ps
THOs. r. STANTON s sea,S 4. m. Iosf. ais =
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Nsv York. The total vdlus Of the assessed, real
and personal property in the city of NewYork this
year il officially aseertainsd to be 139O lOS 35s
showing an increase over the assessment Of last
year Of moro than o34 100000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Fatal Mtstaks.-Mr. Thomas While, an old and
esteemed citizen Of New Albany, Ia, died night
before astfrom the effects of dose Of liquid cor.
rosive subin.ste, which was administered by his
wife to give him dose of salts, which were al
ready prepared in bottle similar to the one that
contained the poison, and the fatal dose was admin
istered instead of the salts. Louisville Courier.
Bad IHoughts.--Bsd thoughts are worse enc
mics than lions and tigers; fer We can keep out of
the way Of wild beasts, but bad thoughts win their
way everywhere. The cup that is full will hold no
more. Keep your hearts full Of good thoughts,
that bad thoughts may find no room to enter.
Little Kinaness.-Small acts Of Kindness, how
pleasant and desirable do they make life. Every
dark object is made light by them, and every tesr
Of sorrow is brushed away. When tho heart u sad
and dependency sits at the entrance of the SOUL
trifling kindness drives despair away, and make,
the path cheerful and pleasant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY
wednesday Evening, July 30, 1851.
Arrived, 70 Western Bseves $50 Hogs l55 Sheep and %
Calves. The market 4 in favos of holden.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

Memoranda.
Steamer Concosdia left st Louis the 2lh inst In port for
New Orleans, steamer Uncle Sam and Grand Turk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

The OGescf Aesing Recorder Some females
who were fined by Alderman Etter few. days
since, and who fefused to. pay the fines, were
brought before Judge Larue yesterday, ON writ Of
Aa6sas corpus sued out on their behalf by Colonel
Field. The judge decided that the fines were
illegally imposed, as Mr.. Etter had never been au-
thorized by the Council to act for the Recorder in
his absence, and without being SO authorized NO
Alderman had te rig hit to the title or per-
form the functions of Acting Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

First Distries C0urt.-A dsvoluton appeal was
yesterday granted by Judge Larus, on the rule in
the case Of Fell and others ~. The Southern Mu-
tual Insurance Company. A suspension appeal
was prayed pr.
The judge gave notice that in the quo sUa,yanto
case, no dsision would be rendered till September
next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31

wv Ed ENN VEHANUA, corner TchOupitou-
Las and Julia st,ssts-Ths above establishment IA
reneyetons with furniture, eic. the propye.ara
would respectfully announce that they
the city. -l - ~ - ~
They al.o that the BAR Of this house will omen
melt and furnished with the cho;csN Wines and Liquors
jeO II LANE & DUNN. Pvopyletosa.
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DUFFIELD'S HAMs-50 tisscss sugar cured
~ ;.as Can,s'sd u,t l;e.iysd for ssls sy r,.

~ Ladies'. with certainty Of success, YOU may bring
vosF children. - = = iyiO
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-23

The CHARLESTON MERCURY AND ITS
CLERGYMAN.-Mr. Editor. If her "sis;er
States" desire to see the true spirit that
influences the revolutionists of Carolina
the high estimate in which they hold
their own proves and common sense,
and that of their Eeighbors, and the pitiful
devices with which they alarm the minds
and pander to the base passions of the
ignorant and the the simple minded, let
them listen to the words or "Clarcus'"
in the Charleston Mercury of the 18th
ult. He tells them that by means of his
social position" he has been heretofore
'.'brough. in contact with the question
that has since embodied Northern hostili-
ty to Southern prosperity and he has,
after much study and attention to the
subject, satisfied himself that unless the.
Jacobins of South Carolina can accom-
plish the scheme proposed by their late
convention, the South will, in ten years,
be vast charnel house, overrun by the
Northern barbarlans-we being all utterly
unable and too weak 10. protect ourselves.
We quote his words:
"We are doomed to feel the power
of the Northern Barbarian; the Vandal
hordes pant for exploit and plunder Oh
the fields OF the Sunny South, and if
there IS might in numbers we must be
destroyed by the unlcn of Free-soilers
with oar negroes, or we will be forced 10
destroy the entire race of our negroes,
liberated by the General Government.
Doth merchants of Charleston fear the
loss of dimes if we secede? Let them
know that if we do not secede, in ten
years Charleston will, in all probability,
be a ssrcudering ruin. Does the large
slave holder trenble for the safety of his
negroes? lei him know that in ten years,
he will have no negroes left" ETC., etc.
The article here referred to. is signed
by one who purports 20 be messenger
of the Prince of Peace! ard is published
withost one saving comment by the
organ of the Jacobin party of Carolina!
1t has not, as far as a careful examination
of the public journals of the day can
enable, lis to speak, met with one single
note of disclaimer or disapprovaE Oh,
how appropriate to tie present times, and
how truly prophetic IS the language OF
that same true heated Caro!inian-the
lamented Legare-(to whom allusion has
been lately made in these columns,) when
in the dark hour of notification he thus
wyoie yfrom Brussels, 1899 concerning
a leading notification journal of South
Carolina: ''Its spirit is not even Carroll
nian-it is alien to our old habitudes, to
the gentle courage, the courteous hostili-
ty, the mild ant. merciful justice, the
proud submission to law. and the respect
for right, which once distinguished our
country (CaroIina,) from and above all
other American society. Half of this
society is modaeneez, the other halt out
ragged, and all OF it, I fear sadly spoiled
aud deformed by political influence and
intrignes. Depend upon u, you see only
the first blossoms of the tree Of bitterness
and death, acait q feao vea7s, and you
will certainly taste the fruit
A UNIONIST.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-23

A YANKEE PIcKLoCK. correspondents
at the Glass Palace, London, writes to
the Boston Newspaper as follows:
a sensation was raised a day or two
since by the exploit Of Mr.. A. G. Hobbs.
of New York. He picked tue heretofore
supposed unpickable Chubb Lock, WHICH
laughed at all English Iocksmiths and
rogues. 1t is the reliance of bankers, aud
secures the archives of the government.
He opened the chest in just fifteen
minutes, with some sort of crooked
Yankee nail he carried in his vest pocket.
He offered ten thousand dollars tor the
privilege of trying to open the lock OF tie
safe in which the great regal diamond,
belonging to the Queen, valued at two
millions of pounds sterling. is deposited
nightly. at the close of the daily exhibi-
ton. But no one dare trust him near it
with that strange looking hook.
A paddock IS banking up in Piccadilly,
with reward Of two hundred gnneas
to whoever opens it by fair means. Mr..
Hobbs proposes to give il a try the first
leisure houf-and tits the opinion OF those
who know something of his extraordinary
mechanical endowments, that he will
quietly ease the lock of the money.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-23

DR.. Duff in speech at a missionary
meeting in London, gave an account Of
heather temple in India, which for ex-
tent lays the Crystal Palace in the shade.
Said he:
Elm Seringham you have the highest
heathen temple that can be found from
the north to the south pole. 1t is a
square, each side being mile in length,
so that it is four miles around Talk Of
your Crystal Palace. Why, as a man
would put penny into his pocket you
might pu. your Crystal Palace into The
pocket of this huge pagoda. The walls
are 20 feet high, and 4 or 5 feet thick,
aud in the centre Of each wall rises a
lofty tower. Entering the first square
you come to another wall as high, and
four more towers. Within that square
there is another, and within another
and you find seven square, one within
another, crowded by thousands of Brah-
MINIS. The great hall for pilgrims is sup
ported by thousand pillars, each cut
opt of single block of stone