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CTUDEs lie Pssse et rAvenir dc rArtiIIorie, par
IL IL Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. l vol
Experiences les Poude de Gueue Faies rArsena de
Washington 1874; Alfred Mordecs, Capane
adus de IAngisis Rieel Professor
sciences Appigues i'Eoole dArtere Nnconnr
pAniote Cvie dui Depart
de Ia Marines Ertrntdu "Dui Legislation
Armees de Q - par LasAle vol.
rArblsrs Fave, Cspitaine d'Aruee
Just imported from Pans, with other works Of the
May rs FRANCK TAYLOR.
COMPLETE Ready Heekoper. adapted to the wants
OF farmers merchants, mechanics lumber dealers bankers, SC
For sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
May Rookselers, 9th
(,oMMoN HALL Of the town or Petersburg, Virginia,
the Hall 's ' - ~ ~ 'UP'''
That the Of the advertise for proposals
eonds oi the corporation of Petersburg endorsed by
say $4,000 payable In 1870, and $50 700 1875
VI" interest, payable half yearly February
Gus. ~ Wlh be received for Of $500
ss.ea ~ w lain u the until 18th
~ oc,oes M, Nh..h time they opened highest
bidder will be emitted thereto payments for Inc same will bs
required 2 Way 10y, sh. and 18th July bidders
Of these periods they offer 10 -.
TO the right reject any 6Fsr made !, 'e
Notice hereby that proposals In, Lond ., a., -
will by the chamberlain Or
above resolution, until the IAN DAY Of May s56 Al 10 t
m. b
May o-dtlsbMaynant MAJ,
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THE sword Exercise, Arranged for MiIstAyy InssrSc-
by prevet Major Henry C,wsyne limited States
authority Ai postage
any part Of the United States ~ The edition for sale in
Washington city by lal.--L
TAYLOR MAURy,
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The Army Regulations, published by Tho pepNrmsnt of War
The Ordnance Manual the OF ontees ~ me Wt
81; The Army and Navy ReRs,ers Crosss MNssy
Cooper's Tachcs ID. Hart Courts Ms's' ecoWs
the seat Of government HvN
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Gov. Brown, of Florida, is a whig although the
democrats h,their political pyramid place him democrat.
Rope carpets are coming into general use in Gin
cinnat
J. B. Bishop, j., killed himself accidentally near
Augusta, Ca, few days ago.
Mr.. Gender, the well known railroad contractor,
died, few days ago, at Lancaster. Pa
The Rev. DR. Coswe, an eminent Epscopalian
divine, died in the pulpit at New York recently.
| Jenny Lind commences series of concerts 10
Boston, on the 2ad inst. at the Melodeon.
Mr.. Levi F. Boulden, of Elkton, Md, has raised
a beet this season which weighs seven pounds.
A poor man, unknown, died in New York from
exhaustion aud starvation.
lad named Peter Eagen, was cruelty beaten,
New York last week. by owdy receiving injuries which
Mcee cat his wife throat. in Prince She
pected TO recover. He had been married but ten weeks
Kelley, the peddIer, arrested at Richmond. Va,
proved his innocence, and been discharged. ~
An emerald mine has been discovered in an
island the Red Sea- which presents the Appearance of
| The township of Benzinger, in Elk county. Pa,
| democratic ticket ~ -
A young lady named Rebecca Huston, in Port
| an overdose OF morphine. ~ y
Capt Sam. Montgomery, and others, are building
Orleans tIads She called The Reindeer anu -''"
Commander Shubrick has been appointed In.
spestor Of Ordnance. and Commander Morris Chief of the
According to the printed poll lists of the city Of
Boston, that city contains al $50 voters. increase Of go
Mr.. John Sturgeon was killed in an aff1ay with
Washington Gordon, in Roseyie, Ohio. the Sd instant
He received sx dirk wounds. and died ia about five minutes
Western editor asks the following question
fellow has nothing when he gss married. and the gin
we think 50, too. =
/ - Art i. long, and time is feetins. '-
1 Andnu haavt thonvh atnu md hpoyo
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a. uel,a came ont ysstsrdsy ID ! now
!, drs6n seed form. We arc gratiiied ut this
evi q mpeSiy and enterprise on the parfot


vDssss65 <- Ths Courier, II yesterday
evsniHe - II isllowing & ~. 4
9 Thsye = one thing which We must not omit
md Il win s.toni.h ell. i this: with all these
sgaiitiss before him, thsss plain violations Of the
~ 3 q msnv wsrds iii 81 which he admits. one
would suppose that Nj. Frsret would consent, at
once. 10 nav election But no, instead Of this he
asmands hat ". Msrgny's petition be thrown
sdA q Court, and that be, Mr.. Freret be declared
& We'll, tAsteIis one thing which " viii aston.
sh All" and hat the editor Of the Courier with
Nj. Ftessssl sply before him. and in stassnsns
that 10 csnsdeu the things complained Of mere
Arrs6uiartiss, And the law refsrred to = merely
directory ~ not Involving the legality u his cleo
stna eAitor should pretend that Mr. Frerei
4 lbpk =, - thinfs = nats !" ! iuss I About
If1fss - GEht they were frauds (which Il
ast psSssadsd,l ~ win guaranty he would b
rssdy sAosgit 70 carry the matter over to : new
sleetloS. Hut when hs 4 a. fairly elected Is can
dldatss spst ais, BY the votes Of The people, hs
tAnks ~ ought to take possession, and not Be KEEP
~ of i dsfing Ne heart Of the years. business
Ifkbs lasef wsss = q back y aths people, VI
A6a astkisg A ayisg that thousands would
- ~ ~ msj6EisE And what else does the
uesilavt eeadiials, NJ. Mssigny, ask in his peti.
- ~ HIT ~ tAsss same violations Of the
~ ~ tAlil ~ declared elected Sheriff? Why
Mr. ffsreti aak the same thing i? The Cou.
Sefsidla Of a new election comes too late, TOO
upddsnty upsu the heel Of Mr. Freret's petition to
lasa sxy force.
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VRRAspA.. F B Nimocks. Brownsville Texas: Marin
Toulmin. Moble; w smith, Y . N; NJ Dickson Iuoirn
Wniemah, Cincinnati; w A Anderson, Mis- Mi Scar A
Turnbul, So Hampton aad servants, T. Hampton Bpd
seivs. VI Bsnson Jf, Y A L4rriss n ashyiie
Jacob faylor Pniissdelphla; n Johnson. Tenn; W i
county, Tenn " WAIT, joan att, w iamey, so S
seryt, U; II w Hills. John Shannon, N O; y sm nh
DrJ Il Ross, JAS Kos. Y; ii Donssan an IsGseEl
p Dorm u Caryey lexington, VI; " Weld. Ms,
Nv Gordon and lady. Ms Gordon I'd ryt L Ca Nv
Sterett y Y; Mrs Ray, Miss SUN, Miss Swaey. Aa Z
Hart. Shreveport; X NJ rabafe,ro N " Il 10 IL,
b Robertson and son. IA Harris, a L Taylor Wm n
Mos lndepsndence, Texas; W Marin, A aiurpbsys.
49,; Metpsss, G,nton, La Chas Hunter, West Fs.
nan. Hashvilie J Robsrlson. N o: w Becsey, W a
heau, Plaquemine; Jos Troskuauski Rev j IA sn,nsngh
Baton Rouge; w Downs, La A A N iniams w Hssan
| EOugs; Geo New horter Ba.on Rouge; S Bfoadwei
| Coast; Rogers Michigan
| CONT STREET VERANDA... DR. Fischsl, III LapsdaIs
baham, Madisonvile; X 4 Young, Eas Baton Roase
John RISK and servant, East elciana Gamer Bvwns
vale Grognaid, Point Coapee; Burk Vera Cruz q
| Laoreras VIM Helps N Y; w u 5 Vsnlress Asueason
| GsaMxRcIAL....JM CLARK, F w Lord G J pillow / #
filJw, Tenn; Sami LOckhart, Vioksburg NJ summer
| Clncnaau; J. w Thomas. s Wngnt, w isconsm Mar
lew, bayou s5taj u Livingston, Ky; "A Alorel, New
| MeAico' nos II Jewell. Ill; john Cranson. oh!o.
| PLAsTkRs .., "A Walker Vim LaInpton Mobile: +
a Preyos Baton Rouge; McCaughan, ID a Ya,ss. {
81 arden, Mssssp. Gity john Sweeney. Pensacola
a Mullany, Mobiis, y X Bridges, Miss; w Dormaa
u Cuny, Lexington, Va.
ARCADE. John Sweeny, Pensacola; G. rard Sstb
| Lace, Newt Orleans; w II frosst Mexico; II yVaran
Troy n A Rose, hudson. N Y; w q Porter, Miss
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notwithstanding 70 the last accounts from Val.
paraiso. the U. s. store shp Supply would sail for
home about the 10Th Or 18th Of October. The Fal.
mouth expected to follow in . week or ten day,
altar or a. soon ~ her crew recovered from scurvy
and dlafrh@a, from which they were suffering, in
consequence Of arduoua4servics. The 81. Mary's
i was Thought. would b dispatched, as soon as ths
troubles. in Chill were settled, to San Francisco
for the purpose Of taking to their homes certain Ja
panese, who have been promised . passage by GU
Government. From tho East Indies she would re
turn home sia the Cape Of Good Hope. The Off
cen Of the squadron were all WELL
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Revolutionary Movement in Europe.-We learn
from the NewYork Express that bold and deter.
mined step has just been taken by Mazzni and
his associates-the acknowledged heads of the so.
called republican party of ltaly--in issuing a pro
clamation which gives open warning of another
general revolution in Europe This proclamation
which is signed by Giuseppe, Mazzini, A. Saff
and M Monteichi, is dated at London, Septembs
Soth, and was published in journal at Genoa
October l4th-sardinia being the only place, the,
say, in which the printing press is free. 1t call
upon Italians to be prepared for simultaneous in
suHection, and prescribes the principles and rule
OF proceeding in the first stages of the movement
states that society called the Friends of Liberty
has been founded in England, to collect contribu
tons and to promote triumph by the press, publ
meetings, parliamentary action, and all other COL
scientious means.
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SCENTS bis reputation Tor open and fesrisss irank-
rss, esnnended him y public isyor' and would
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VEN Cruz would have been powerful advocates IN
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syade political responsibility p 'uiioca's me *
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hAsd apDo ba and Ia an esfIp sarr OF an slur,sn Assoe
rvpudiated IT, declaring that hi, pat was John Harvey NJ
ssid that he was unfortunate Yesterday Ia had opt M
The Charity Hospital in the morning. had Immediately gone
work. but being weak toward evening had taken
glass Of liquor strengthen his system. This gass or those
that followed it, played the mischief with senses and he
unfortunately ran INTO watchman. dangerous, not sus
cnsiacter under the circumstance Before catching
'ne John had met with the misfortune OF insulting
aIaoy-a Mn Fogarty-and Mrs. Fogarty's husband had
.'ma.eu 'hs propiety OF knng John on the spot The
nd L;sS;n. s.s Do.sns ' % ~ anso
nvoss.,,u,s ~. p ...s5~ - II sss ~ pis "
a.k b.r NJ ,anr 'Ioh- "s.s ILL., =. :. M m ~, au
behe.t - '' - ''"-''> s''l' " '''' "" ""A"uae
w.. ts 9hs
80 III ~, 20 Conhn was Yesterday charged
~, s oauwen WIN hghiing James sand he wa
30 ths psco,a., lst him sa ''o~ 'o' h'uuhs n'n'
/ r,.,n -v..s-,. r.,s'..u
Nrnd.m ..,N .,. ys.,esuay nned Mr.. u y.
rol;c. n IT, III; W 'skeoht rarfei, OF me
-. -, s ~ S0'
=. ~ AsNs. vs.. muNciPALITY NO. al. J. Michel,
.s W nuani " asns'' Aesses or Farmer OF Markets,
=. M: pe,..,on IN 'ne FiHh ohsict Court, claim
a,,'a, ~. wv an'clpsnly me sam OF slS ~. the
h - - ~, sun ieht i'o,n tniee persons doing
hi.h =. ,,s $3.50 T.ionsns 70 ,hst Muncipsh y. Of
III. -, ~. ~ pe''uonel represents that he had
800 -. g. 1870 -. s0t :" s'ec u"e 'niee persons re-
dpv in the premise. hs bcid. ~ ;, II. H. r.. W
rent - = ~ -eS "''s
| u,non s,su
,;. 80 o , !, ~. 'a se'ssIuay eh,sfed
d;n. H. M.in $50 hs, Zane save
with b,,boring ,lave named Alonxo hl., :. ~:
Ths Rscorter sent lane IN nrison = ~
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, as,s,av ssn, h a oods, fsi - anu anu M M CialA
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new York Markets. NIX s
s.ss.s NEw Yosk. Tuesday. Nov. IS. !,
i The Cotton market has been rather quiet to. day,
and the sales are limited to 1900 bales, without
change in prices. Flour is steady at So 81 % "a
per barrel for Ohio and Western State brands,
with sales Of 1900 barrels. Corn is firm, and
in fair request with sales Of 90 goo bushels at GO
81 cents per bushel for Mixed Western Mess
Pork i still selling at Sis per barrel Lard is
dreopins- 500 kegs today sold At SIP cents per
pound. Tobacco is in moderate request at range
Of So s LIZ cents per pound.
Ohio River--lIarkets.
PrrrsBuRs. Nov. IS.
The river has fallen eighteen inches during the
last twen.y-four hours, and there are nine feet
six inches water in the channel. Weather cloudy
and cold.
CIsciNNAT1. Nov. 10.
The river here is yet stationary, the rise from
above not yet having reached MS. The market,
are quiet Flour has receded to 50 90 per barrel
Whisky 16 l.s 16 Ia cents per gallon. Greer
Hams 6 3-6 6 1-2 cents per pound. Slop Lart
is selling at 8 "a 2 cents per pound.
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1hs Spanssh Mimstsr.--We understand that
Mons Caideron de Ia Barca, the Spanish Minister
has politely acknowledged the letter recently sd-
dressed him BY Ex-President Tyler. ON the subject
of the release Of the Cuban prisoners, and stated
bis intention Of forwarding it to the Queen Of
Spain. 50 Ss zsf ~
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Large Shira-A large ship having the fast ap.
pellation Of The Hurricane, recently launched, is
now In the East River, New York, and overtops
and belissies every thing aAoat. lying near her.
She il nineteen hundred tons burden, and spared
enormously. 80 that she looms up prodisioualy and
looks y though her main truck would be regular
skyscrsper; she has skysail ysrds crossed, and q
yard above them. which is called, we believe, .
moonsail. She u clipper, and designed for ihs
California trade. Another nav clipper ship, o
equally beautiful model and fine appearance
though not 90 large by eight hundred tons, Gale,
ths Hwordfsh, is now loading for San Franeisc
in ths North River.
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n ar rle0 d.
In cavile. Ky. the 8ls Qotnber by Elder Andsr.
1n. Capt LKwD SEAPf. of tbs steamer Gem. to Miss
hARAAEDAY BuRRows. Of that city.
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New Bssgy.-A new buggy wagon has been
built at Harlem, entirely of mon, body, running
gear, and all. except the shas. which are Of spring
stesl Il h beautiful and airy concern. weighing
bur abous thrss hundred pounds. and with mose
ssssnsth and durability 70 all appearances, than
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the Network journal of Commerce writes under
date Of the 9th instant
y II is believed that Mr.. Secretary Corwin, who is
now preparing na annual rspor. on ne state q the
in favor Of such notifications of the Tariff a. will
afford adequate protection to iron and other domes.
tic products and manufactures.
The Pennsylvanians are very active ON the sub
jet, and public meetings are held by men of all
political parties, for the purpose of promoting the
measures for the encouragement Of the iron interest
It il well known that strong effort will be made
- l have heretofore stated, in behalf Of SONS
scheme that will afford relief to the iron interest
exclusively. S ~
/ They suppose that this interest will conciiate
the favor Of politicians and that both parties, in anti
| cpation Of the Presidential election, will 90 their
death on the iron. n =
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: MAksssasly The Ciaciaussi Nenpassil Of tn.
81 inst nays: .Df, Owen, Of this city, is now
confined u The lanstic department Of The CONNER
cisi Hospital. Il is sid that spiritual rappings
oaussd bis iassaity." q
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YOUNG & CO., ,.
WNtCh-2llSxicG1'S. etc.,

4 ; NO, CAMP sTREET,
re Have constantly hand, manufactured exa
VA pressy their Large aud eoapete Of
II tue WATCHES, ladies genelneh, uly warranted
a complete assortnssn, of lEwELRI. Gold PENS
God, Silver and Steel sPEcFACLEs, PLATED WARE etc.
we would call senon to the anove as also 10 out
stock OF SILVER WARE, which Unsurpassed for worxmanhp
AID 9ua and the whole of WITCH Offer prices
M Particular aiways gsen repairing kinds OF
Watches Clocks nd Jew.lry. 80 "a - p5 Up
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fl)s IJaiIY grfsefs' 1

o1SiclAL JOURNAL
QfSsks Council Of ths Second Marieiysft'
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History Corrected. ~
Under this head, your correspondent Julia says
she perceives by the Delta that Recorder Cald
well impu,es /" England expects every man to dc
his duty" and " We have met the enemy and they
are ours" as the dying expressions of Nelson ane
Perry. beg leave to assure Julia that did not
as far as regards Perry, utter any such words.
Here is what did say, az near as l can re
member: ri
After denying the postulate of Counsel, that
man with a fractured skull or death wound upor
him, must necessarily be incapable of identifying
persons-or, in the Counsel's own particular stress
words, He (Sieber) could not have been in hi
senses at the ime." sa s 4
7 said, " Men have received mortal fractures OF
the skull, and gun-shot wounds, and have retained
their senses perfectly down to their dying mo
nsnts. The dying words of heroes prove it
Nelson, at the battle of Trafalgar, exclaimed
England expects every man do his duty" Law
renee cried out, T" Don't give up the ship" Thes
words were commands, as if they were on deck
and Julius Cesar, with his Ueni uidi cici, an
Perry, with his more modest, :" We have met tn
enemy, and they are ours" though not ,connded
were not more in their senses than Perry or Me-
son. The words itaicised distinctly remembe
| to have uttered.
Nelson certainly did utter that war cry, Eng
land expects every man to do his duty" before tn
battle, and he as certainly repeated it after he wa
MORALLY wounded and carried below. The las
words Of heroes, as well as all other persons, al
those they utter when death is inevitable, and ma
be selected from, without regard to order, take
as q whole. am more positive, however, in m
historical knowledge as regards o. H. Perry, for
had the pleasure Of an introduction to him SON
years after his glorious victory on the Lakes, al
have no doubt, long before your fair correspo
dent was born.
| JAMES H. CALDWELL, Recorder.
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From Nicaragua.-The NewYork Tribune has
advices from the seat of war in Central America,
under date of Granada, October /, which state
that Gen. Munoz keeps his stronghold, and seems
disposed to gain his ends by negotiation. 1t is
stated upon good authority that the States Of Hon
duras and San Salvador have declared their inten-
ton to support him. The Federal Convention is
holding its sessions at Leon, and has sent decree
to Granada, ordering the Legislative Chambers 10
assemble at Leon, but that dignifed and learned
body have indignantly refused SO ii is highly pro-
bable that military coercion will be used. The
advance Of Munoz is daily expected, but his march
may be put off for many days. His position has
much improved. He no longer fears to leave Leon,
and has number of Americans and other foreign
ers in the army Mr. Kerr. at present, is in rather
peculiar position. He has not presented his Gre
denials, but has taken an active part at Leon
against the Government there, by making public
speeches to his countrymen against it This, as
Munoz thinks, is going beyond Mr., Kerr's limits,
as he is only considered private citizen of the
United States. The Americans generally disap-
prove Of the course he has taken.
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II NOtice-Neiher the captain nor the undersig led
cousgnee viii any debts y tbs crew
OF the British chip JOHN TooLE, from Liverpool
toux mon. n
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CLOTHING, ETC.
( .NOrris n Way,
5.sl NO. " CAMP STREET,
- Hase now received their uual splendid ment Of
FINE FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
OIL It III I NC,
ana are fully prepared reputation thew have
enjoyed throughout the South, superiority of msnutac-
lure but for the taste and discrimination displayed in the selection
Of their goods Besides their usual stock Of $780,
Fine French Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
o. the latest and popular style, they aso on hand an
extensive and varied assortment Of ~ t
Ii Fancy Coats, s,4.-
among which sre the following: =. .
Superior Blue Cloth Dress Goats with metal Buttons.
Do Fancy Colorad Cloth Ponp,tour sacs;
10. 90 DO frcess aud Sac Frccss;
Do. Blue Beaver CLOTH Froeks: ''
together with Business and other every d.. q
material adapted to Che climate, Latest ~, snn
= C Vi '"""''"S
In receipt of a large stockof .-y -l
Gentlemen's Furnishiu,
uhequaiea Tor Beauty and durability. TS uuous' ,,,,
nvid to call and examine the stock eu' a.. - 49,
City Hotel. In7 2pf at ~ Camp street, uhuer INC
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-19

~ NOtice-Neher the captain nor the undersg ned
consislees Of The Btish ship CRESCENT CITY viii be spoD
sipie Tor any debts by the crew.
NIL JDHy ToOI 1s Rail p1.o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-19

Faslsd.-The mailed failed again yesterday
morning. That due the day previous came
through.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-19

EVa. u. IL. Milf there any members of the I'm.
proved Order Of Red Menu in this city psess they are
requested TO address neohonss" through P stating
an interview be had in view OF abhng branch Of In,
Order In this city Inl9 2t'1 "INCOH,,NpE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-19

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