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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Army Of he Ftench Rspxbl;c. learn from
the Monitsur de PArMee that the effective force oi
the Frsach army consists at present Of 3l5 $50
men. The army 10 recruited by annual conscrp-
class discharged from service on the 3lss of De.
cember in each year. In 1851, the class Of 1874
consisting Of 81 200 men. will be discharged, and
their places filled by new conscripts.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
The Tariff and the Iron Trade.

4 correspondent of The ErenRg Post
fayors the readers Of that journal with half
a column of disquisition on the advantages
Of free trade in English iron, beginning as
follows
The Nejc Iort Tri1une has twice asserted that
there l. ess used Ia the United States At tins
time. than ther, was az the close Of the high tarlfi
of 1872 Per conirq, the experience OF every mtelh-
gent and unpreJuclced observer cannot fail % see,
that the manufacture Of articles In which iron Is the
principal component, has been, and stlll j.. on the
increase, not only in our cities, but IN every town
and new village. north and south. throughout the
whole United states.
Twice, Why, bless your soul, we have
asserted it more than dozen times. and
not only asserted it, but proved it by official
returns and facts of notorious certainty.
We have proved that our native furnaces
have stopped and that the importation of
foreign iron is not only far from supplying
the deficiency caused by the stoppage.
but Is actually decreasing. OF what use
against facts so undenlablc, embracing the
entire country. is the assertion of a written
in Seneca County, or any where else. that
people can't fail to see that the use of
iron is lncreasing2 Disprove our facts if
YOU can by evidence of equal authority,
but don't come into the controversy with
such nonsense as this. Besides, YOU M yht
have observed that your own journals have
cautiously refrained from disputlDg our
statements or discussing our inierences.
We have invited, challenged, defed both
TIE ErenIng Post and THE Journal Of
Commerce to fair and open controversy
On the subject. They have not accepted
the challenge. Judging from their conduct
hitherto. they dare not accept it. The
author of the above paragraph would appa-
rently have done well to initiate their pru-
dercc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81,

end Land MorOpciies act upon and through
then respective parties eniighteaing and
Iipeuing the public mind as 70 the nature of
the evil and tha means OF IT. peaceful AMI
thorough eradication. Those means GO not
include the mobbing Of officers, resistance
Of process, Dor any unlawful proceeding
Whatever Nor vii the end be promoted
by voting the Loco-Foco State Ticket. So
thought the most consis,e-- aHd earnest
Anti-Renters who attended their l'te State
Convention They were over-uled by 4
squad Of ofiice-seekeIs who had constituted
themselves Auu-Renters t5r the occasion,
led by Ole who pushed himself lnto the late
Loco-Foco State Convention at Syracuse.
by dnt Of brass. but had to back Out oa the
appearance Of the Delegate chosen by the
People.
This Anti-Rent State Convention was
farce ard viii not be respected. Let every
Ar,-Reut Whig refuse to vcte either the
whole Loco-Foco ticket or the half Of it, but
vote the Whig State candidates, and look to
the composition of the next Legislature. -
There alone can measures of redress be
originated. and it is idle to seek such re-
dress elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
By Telegraph to the New-york Tribune.
so.e.rn reeerspA orr. eol.t Hano.,, asi B,I,rr,l,
The Boiling Anti-Rrnter>

AIBAN.. Friday Sept %. 1851
Several of tie delegates who voted on the
ticket nominated by q majority Of 'hc Anti.Rent
Convention met this morning some were ln
favor OF making ont ticket giving hall to the
Wigs and halt TO the Opposition. A large ma.
outy opposed It, and It was voted down The
following protest has been ISSUED
To THE ANr-RENr PARr,.-We the uuder.gn-
ed delegate 20 thC AutlCut St.te Convention, held
the City Of Albany on the a5th "i september SOL
90 most sOiemniy protest against the action oi ine
majority OF said Convention m their adopt or of t1"
state Democratic nominations, FOR me ioiio"hS fta
sons
Fysf. spunor. sets of Delegates presented them
.elyts from several c0ur,ts purportng to repre-
sent tie Anti-Ren, interest, and "ero received By
majority of The Convention
Ser0rd That men of this character, Wh) never
had a fce.ng in common with thc Aufi-Rcnt cause.
controlled almost entirely tac action oi tne Con
VeItlon.
Tbrd That Delegates were picked for the o..
caslon in several c0uuucs through The agency ot
emssaYos sent ont for that purpose. and bY person,
having no direct feeling, ot interest ia lhc Ant
Rent cause
Fourth That We believe The course adopted by
thc Convention. II not exposed and repudiaied " I'D
result IA The complete and signal oveItnro" OF the
prncipies which We have - long cherished am
zo o lousi, iahOrod 90 uphold and MAINTAIN. signei
Eoluey TIeadwel. Peter Ilnkle, Albany Phillips
r. Weller. samuel Haistead. Joseph finkle. Phllip
II Bonestecl, l.. Phillips Columbia Gamahel Bow
dish, Montgomery stephen hdhOn, Orson Root,
SchOhaTe : \. B0ughton. 7 h. Wids. Kenssc-
lacr Stephen B. Curry, Mathew Decker. Joseph
Moore, Sullivan. William Owens John Tyler,
Oneida Calvin tiukle.
The rumor iAd ticket Vas made on IS un-
f..ftfed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
virginia Whig state Convention.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, IhltsItY' sept % I71I
The Virginia Wing state Convention met mere
to-day ard the attcndanc was very large Col
BondBrant was chosen President
Mr Segur nominated GEORGE " SUMNER
Of Kanawha Tor Governor which was CARED By
acclauation and Mr shelley stated that Nj
Summers would accept the nomination
Speeches were delivered by . number of dis.
tlnguished gentlemen, and the Convention was
very harmonious and enthusiastic
4 Committee Oh Resolutions vas appointed,
and the Convention adjourned until tomorrow
when candidates ior Lieutenant Governor ant
Attcrney General VIII be nominated
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

The Episcopal Convention of New ork
Diocese, has elected the Rev. Dr. Crelgh-
ton as Provisional Bishop. The Rev. gen
tlemen is a native of this City, gradua-
ted in Columbia College in 1912, afterwards
ofliciated in Grace Church, was nextappolnt-
ed Rector of ST. Marks, Bovery, whence he
was called to Tarrytown, where he now re-
sides
The election was looked for with much
anxiety, and ends struggle in which good
deal of feeling was enlisted. The report of
the proceedings will be found on our third
page.
The Telegraph brings Us news of ca
lamitous fire at Buffalo, which entails loss
of half million.
Accounts of the progress of the reyolu-
ton on the Rio CranGe reach us from vari-
GUS quarters. 1t would seem the lnsur-
gents are in force, and have great cent?
dence.
There is also a rumOr of an outbreak IN
San Salvador and Guatemala, and i, Is said
blood is already shed but persons having
constant communication with these States
discredit the report.
4 verdict of Guilty has been returned
against twelve of the traversers at Detroit.
The rest were acquitted. Another portion
of Mr.. Stewards magnificent speech ap-
pears in this mornings Tribune. The re-
mainder viii be published on Monday.
\ card in our money article viii allay the
alarm prevailing in the City in reference to
the apprehended failure of certain New
Jersey and other Banks.
An attempt 10 asSasSlnate Gov. Johnston,
of Pennsylvania, will be found among our
news dispatches He was fired at near
Pottsvile
Ii appears the Anti-Renters were not
unanimous in adopting the Democratic
ticket \ dissenting section has nomln-
atcd one Of It's own But later dispatch
contradicts this report, as far as the adop-
ton of any ticket.
\ very novel case occupied the Court OF
Common Pleas IN the City of Philadel phia
Yesterday, namely, an injunction to preve,t
the removal 4 the remains Of Mr. Girard
10 the sarcophaeus prepared Tor them at Gil
rard College. The Court gave no decision.
Mr.. Gorsuch, j.. i fast recovering.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
CUBAN METRIC N TRNAs.-At Lopez


S.rpa'h7 meeting. he'd 1t San Augustine. Angus, -,
Col O y Wheeler was called 20 the char.
81 sch VS. then r,afe ~ Gen James Pinckney Hen
dcr.cr. *. Ple,ceIi q tire Republic of Texas, and
tie uorinee Ct ths Democracy OF the Fourth
WaIi or Ne,r-Ncrk C,.y for the Wee Presidency,
wbo IS ,cro,.ed % Tar Washington USi'7 10 have
SAD
"Th1t Cuban, ve~c struggling m 'Ac same great
cause - froefcn "a tlch Der fath,rS once otiued
ttat fiCg now occupied -Ltlar siua-ou - thtt oi
C'lr ov . telC.ct safe whcn cvcrSla'o"ei ~ tac
c.cul c- iCrtiu-0r anf sf-I-.il % cNtTcAic her
ai leas- tnst pstioc snt oppressed people deserved
or sym- ihits y To- ous eio-is thai MOBILES, OF
al cau.es-tAe cause Liberty"
A long stHrg oi resolutions were theR adopted and
or1crei 70 te published ~ the Ncw-NoTk papers.
con parns the struggle o, The Cuban patriots TO the
-ariy inception OF t. sprt Of revolt n Texas. Here
IS sTecmcn
Rsso pei Ias lry ~ oa- -rci> engaging n military
oiit,t f. the eIet 0i { oa A do SO with olI en1fe
rQpgohatI,u ara assent
Kesolrs6 Thar VIII. hy ever IN our pover.
tend ad snI assistance brethren Cuba heir
-rtcele t trv sch I'D having been extended 10
Cav II tu MAKES Ecumoeut oa as 20 extent . 10
CthtIs
Rlso.,r9 Tlst he Gutg OF the Uricd States Govern
ruf rrtiSfev Or ttc apotcacu ot Cu0a u 'gnire
le' rs e Cd free. severe 81 and independent nation
RcS1er Ina- anV interference on he pat oi the ntel
States Government preynu UfeerS from the nted
STATES rnrr Cuba . assist the revolution chNai-
rrul, Won be- unaufleuEr hf the principles ofaur
ald bv treaN stipulation cN>tlng between
ihe I Umtec States auo Span
F!ibuS,iclism certainly IS rampant IN Texas
Texas l. determined to make noise In the political
world So far as the extension OF ne ares Of free
dom 5 concerned at least
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Verdict of che Jury in the Michigan Conspiracy
Casr

Tie Jury IN the Railroad Conspiracy case
after being ou, for nearly ten hours. came into
Cour, abou, O'Clock on Thursday evening with
their verdict. finding the following twelve Of the
prisoners guilty aEd acquIt.iny the remainder:
+. Cham on. Willard Champion. Lyman
Champion T. J. Price William Corwin. o. d
Williams. J Free.and. Aaron Mount, Erastus
Smith, Ebeaezer Flrnham, Amy Fllley, aud f.
Price
Smith ara Farnham were recommended 20 the
rnercy nf the Conrl
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Thc CEba esnnrc.

EX-GoY. John Reynolds of Illinois, who
has nov been several years out of Congress.
las writer the following characteristic let
ter To the Editor OF Loco Foco German
paper at 1T. Louis, which the latter ha,
been inciscreet enough to publish. VIZ
BlLLErLLE Thursday, sept H. 1851.
To the fGIf0r or The AH-cIger Des Ncyfeus
DEAR SIR an much pleased 10 see that you have
stirred up the drV hines OF The Republican newspaper
OF TINS morning. the lith. on the Cuba subject You
have taken TIE rght ground-thatthe Spanlards have
themselves violated The " Old treaty OF l1yj, and Il
il al broken loose TO u but the blue-ight Wing
papers Will uslIiy the Government, rght or wrong.
The course, N my judgment and he one which
sli pursue rs 90 rouse the people for true and gen
uluc liberty auc by thls course ne pe1p'e ut f0Tfe
ttf G-ro7nsHf ato iraT, or put uis hAs Ad0nHsfra-
flon 0H oj rCveT.
Excuse me in the above suggestions and also par
don me ioT presenting You with my views, IN print,
o. this Cuba subject. l am and have been extreme
j., anxious ior tie emancipation o. Cuba, YOU may
nave seen m our dongs ln ST. LOUIS recently, IA
font Oi the Court House.
Your paper has great influence on tins side Of the
riyer with htae Germaus-ihat Is What The Reputh-
can fears
see tie Democratic papers have taken up for
Cuba all over the Union, and OF course the Wings
are strong the other side This rUba subject iriI
te strong esment n the nat Presdeptiai contest
think Douglas tclN go Jor Cvba Will vote for no
man opposed 10 Cuba. Excuse me writing 20
stranger. IL l. Liberty that JOINS US.
our friend john REYNOLDS.
- We have borne a reasonable share Of
abuse for having exposed the true intent OF
Senator Douglass Aibt Of "tie probable an
netatlon Of more sus0r-groicing States to
the Union" in his Rochester Address. Read
the above, from a supporter. former col-
league and personal crony Of the aspiring
Senator, and then Judge US. And Judge
also, friends Of Peace and Freedom
whether the party sell-porrayed in the
above letter Is fit to be entrusted with
the control of our Government
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
- Hon. RoRERr MCLEIIANp.

~ Hon RosERr NCLELLAND, Just
nominated for Governor OF Michigan. was
Member of Congress (Houso) from 1913 to lsi9.
having been twice retec,ed Heis an able and
rather independent man. having. while IN Con
rreS>. supported the Wilmoi Proviso and River
and Harbor Improvements. The party IN Michl-
gan incurred defeat last wear by running support
ers ofthe Fugitive Slave Law for Congress. which
appears to have blown them on the other tack.
We infer from tins nomination that Michigan Is
tired Of Gen Cass and does not mean to press
him IN earnest on the next Baltimore Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
CAROLINA GRArIrUDE.- The Quattlebums,

CARoLINA GRArITUDE.--The Quattlebums,
amid all their tantrumS, seem 10 preserve
strong substratUm of gumption. Witness
the following from the last Columbia South
CqroliniGn
WHAT Is rHF REASON Although not sub
lcct ior monlment, We confess 10 beng amused
at the sedulous efforts which are now making At
the North % ferret out and return home runaway
slaves When no political perlls enNuoned the
country the North was one huge abolition so
ciety. bent on rendering insecure the tenure 10y
which the STAKEHOLDER held his property and
looking upon one successful theft rs a passport
not only to popular favor. but a prcenpuon
right TO a seat IN heaven. But no sooner do the
South brSte up at the outrage they are called
10 submit TO, than. presto. every Northern ner
chant and politician, with anything at stake,
transmogrihes himself INTO police officer, and
runs here, there and everywhere. hunting up
wo0ily heads. whom he willingly consigns to
that terrible slavery which ha, been so graphl-
cally depicted as existing down South. Per
haps this conduct may result from the best pos
sible motiyes, but such sudden changes generally
find their solution Ia the pocket. IL may be 50
nm the present case.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

Il So the AntiRent Convention has
nominated the entire Loco-Foco State
Ticket for the ensuing Election. Most
Of the Wings in attendance thereuron se-
ceded and formed hall-and-half ticket.
We trust 10 Whig will vote it. Every
Loco-Foco vii vote the entire ticket Of
his party, and WHY should not Wings do
likewise, The Pseteuse that the Aaa-
Renter, have been deceived aud betrayed
by the Wings IS all moOnshine They
never trusted the Whigs-never voted the
Wig tcbet-0ut always voted 4 paI, Of
each, proiesslrg to select the men most ac-
cep,able 10 them, entirely regardless Of
party. Ii the individuals they trusted de-
ceived ihen, 81 be it but the Wing party
they never trusted
Let the adverssties OF Feuial Teaures
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Extraordinary Treatment OF an Abolitionist
in Virginia.
BALTIMORE. Fnday. sept 2

BALTIMORE. trIday, sept Do 1851.
The Vigilance Committee Of Grayson County,
Va on the l3,A inst arrested John Cornutt,
friend Of Bacon. (the Ohio AbolltIonlst) They
required him % renounce his abolition sentl-
merts. which he refused 70 do They then
stripped him, tied him 70 tree. and after re-
cening 4 dozen llshes he agreed 10 renounce
Abo!itionism, sell MS land and negroes, and
leave the State Great excitement prevailed
and the Committee we're IN pursuit of others
The mail brings nothing south OF "ilmingon
tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Lty- Tfe Mlsnsslpprqn roundly asserts.

LS Ihc MSNSSlpD'an rouhdly asserts
il The hope OF turning votes against Gen Foote,
,ha'
Even Horace Greeley. The great .eacer Of the
Whls Abolition party IN New-l OK. Is for him
No, SIR nor exactly A. between Foote and
QUitman, We never cared the toss OF copper
which Won tu. # they could both have been
rourily bsaten. We should have re DICED. As
between Foote ard JEFF DAVIS, We must think
tha: lie latter would make the more creditable
Governor Of aly state We ever lived IN. 5ur we
can't assume TO decide for Mississippi Perhaps
gas agrees with her
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Hv.TT's LIFE BaLshM-The Conaueror

Of Eheurna' m Scrlfua g. SC Nr ps;er Cros9v, son
Of George Crnshr No cs Rdgr - after lingering t1r -
months wiL rheuMa' n ever I"i!t ana having Is
Limits nearly paralszed tlaliy ser down n -
hepiess ana hnneess Ccucon that he had 70 bs lifted
~ ana ot ii led upOn blankets NJ. limbs were distorted
and drawn nearly double In the to-urns STAR be vas
mat e 70 Obtain the slightest reef from medicine when
he ~ PtIssN was recommended. and week
le vas enabled 70 icave his bed ard wals without pam
fbis bestbiy6e ard prrlfs ng COMPOUND. lie behind
the counter attending to MS bushes the met
of sound hoalth AnC'hoi the sOn o! Mr. IL ! Sm ie
leeuer cf the New York Custom House. from IS
fancy aft ced with tie worst form o SCr0fga kings
EVl He had laTee. deep ulcer under tie arm Hh-cA
ton ard the ewes weft virtually floating n corruption -
The attending physician NJ tue case IA otspar f
smith then hao recourse the Life BaisafNo bottles
Of which removed every yestige II tie c.sase AID tie
child who vas reduccdt O. skeleton, picture II
health PrrCral Office. No If3 bowsrv between Gr ~
and BrOome. SIS IS cents per quart botue Agent .'r
Newark. y J.. X. VASBUskIRE. n. - Broad - TOr
BTock lyn. No. I73 r ultOn-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Markets
Ats,>y. sept =

The receipts sluce yesterday have been, FtOvs
1000 bbls WHytr. AGO bus. CoRN, - 90 bus
BAILEY. lf,0co bus There has been sOod business
DONG IN FLOUR. The sales have been 3,Coo b,> at
81 Ola 81 for STRAIT state sass II for Michigan.
and 81 ~ for pure GcDe>cc WuEAr l. 6rn. with
good millU- inquiry. $50 buS. Mixed sold At Sic
Corn steady At Yesterdays rates sales Of iiOO1
buS AZ So as q. for Mixed Weston. and Soc foT
heated $4,000 bus. BARLEi >od at -5o -6c toe two.
rowed. ami Sic. for four-rowcd. oars are quiet a
prev lOuS quotations
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
yirginia STATE Democratic Convention.

>TAUNT0N- INIrslay- sept . I"5I-
The Virginia State Democratic Convention
net at Stanton YESTERDAY and II Is thought that
Green B Samuels. OF Shenandoah, VII receive
the nomination for Governor. although there Is
great contest between the nval candidates. The
ballot frss day resulted a. follows For John
ston. 1900. Samuels, $500 Floyd, 1890 ,
WISE, 300 Floyd stands 10 chance.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Later from the Rio Grande.

NSW.ORLRANS, THURSDAY. Sept s5
The steamship Mexico arrived al this pOr to-day.
with late adylces from Texas
ArevolUtion had commenced On the RIO Grande,
and the insurgents. after capturing the Government
funds had marched to Ioin Carsbabel. who was COZ.
centraiiDg ms forces near Monterey.
The FL PaSo mani uccr had bceG attacked b, tAe
Indians
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
G.&H. BARMoRes' PIANo-roRrEs The

music loving public OF Nev-York. We teheve fully
appreciate these excellent rstrums ntsaud well the
may for they not on, manufactured hr experienced
hands. but made Of materials thoroughly seasoned
dar the immediate INSPECTION OF tae Nc>-Ts and
eie ltct material Is allowed g. he used that p not per-
feet and beyond the possibility " accdeat Their extern
establishment al No S4S BiceCkcrStIeet cogrer Of
Charles bears evidence OF the LcantSS regularity and
good C lis 0ruirctOrS and well worthy VlSi from
all who have an ca otpmctasing oGe o these oW almost
universally used instruments
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
NThin Nnrninarian,.

VIM JudrcIai District JAMES MULLErr. Of
ChsuIauque Co, has been renomlnatei for the
full term. and Mosrs TAGGARr, of Genessee ca.
recomT ended for the v,cancy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Time : pgoue away u Fee2.
(t-~r,.s Z vouff ~ faIr ~ III kf
, And bis desnoilinr hand is oit.l la!d

an our locts md tresscs bit iAese hs naJ s
s.stec b. atIrsfy us- of DsvI5 E7nercu Tor sale 4
tue prucpsl dep6.s No 5s Luiiogs; ard 10 i2' ~
W. Gomez Jfhn-sf Also. flr ale corner Ser. -al
CT,rd.e No % HuGeol . ~ r. Br.a3vav. e ruer
th & and hy Druggist generally Pace = csn;s, n arse
n. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Il Advertisements and subscriptions are

received r most of the best newspapers Of all the cities
,rd prmcra towns N the United States aud Canada, by
thc Gu authorized agent. Y palmer who Sfully EN-
powered 20 eve recep's HIS office Is m The Irb.ne
BuId'ueS whore an ,adeIs aud advertisements intended
for ms a4tncf should be addressed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

Goct men are sometimes greater carger on spsa--
irs the truth th1u cVi rlsu fr,a spe-kn ia-ssiy.
- PIkUr-s.
IL So il was with Dr.. Watts, when he
rst asserted Nervous Al. doe vrnlc cure cozSi2
tr but NV L Is prrved ~ Vud dispute. having reTer
failed be has cause Elorv las todness asserting 4
" T. MuLET. Muse saloon. No - bTOaiNis.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
AIs,Ny DrrcHMAN.-Read what tn

jffsburch Fyrcss % tins world renowned paFt-
Tie Alony Nufrbmo1 Is the name II the best weekly
raper published fhc United states l lll Of fan, and
Ol g. chastc character that II welcome visitor all
iaul circles THIS weeks DnfchmaR contam the fourth
part Fosnine Rift. by Alfred b Street an onFnt Tale
~ ortnce Wide. Tie Young Widow, OF Lpse and Ice
Cream several humorous sketches. and any qnlnt, Of
other ru For sale AT al the depoS ana wholesale
agencies. PtCC cents
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
To PRlNTERs ANp PuBIisHERs.--The

NEWTON COMPANY respectful cal the attention Of Pm
ami Publishers L. theT improved Ipe and Stereotype
Plates &c The improve omcat Consists pa giving g. them
copper face. al about third add ual cost SO That H
durability increased direct proportion 20 the Superior
tenacity "copper" type metal which, according t. cor
rect experiments - - l. From th SINGLE iart It
will be perceived that thin face of copper must
give eItaorn1 endurance t. printing surfaces AMI es-
peuece has fully such To le tie Tie Conn
pany have secured letters paie iur the Improvement and
they prepared 20 receive and execute orders at Their
tahliShmeut North NIham-st New-Nork
Tie following papers printed IN the copper-i type
NeW-NOTk Courier and Enquirer Ncw-l0rk DaIiv Tnb-
me Boston Daily Jouual Boston Flag OF Our Un1n,
Bosten Pictorial Drawing Room Compauon, No~-NoIs
Organ and Others. NEWTON COMPANY,
je2l lulh&Sti sNiuh liar n, y. \
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Very Late from NcNico-D Death OF Gen. Csrre.
sas-The Seizure % rehauntepec-i imPortap,
frnrn Cenfrnl Amrrirn.

NXv-OsIyANs. Tharste.. Scot 95. 1851
We have received news from y CN,co a. ne aaA NJ
August
The country generally waSGuici The paDers n,
ticC the death @. Gen. arro>t>
GeuCrai Morn had been ccuSurci ior surreuter,,
the Almagre and Sarabla, the two AmeucAa Ye,,els
sCiEed at Iehauniepec
An instruction has broken out IN tae CentrJ
American States OF san Salvador and Gusienall
Gtucrsl CarrCra. with force of so mea A,i A..
tackled The enemy m san salvador. Who mu>er,A
tOo0 strong. and defeated them. with loSS OF lpl,
men killed. lie then evacuated the country
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
GrrrA PERcuA GooDs MANUFACTURED

BY THE HUDSON MANUFACTURING CONPANf-tia iai and
rodnd Bards for Machinery and Laibes OF ay "ih tck-
re- and length IN one piece Water pes for Suction
and Aleuduce from . inch to inches diameter Scala
Pipes Speaking Tubes Covered Wire for le esrapis
Irays Suiitoons PIcuIe Frames and great variety Oi
Ornamental and Fanc Goods Gutia Perch2 also IL Sees
proof Coverucs also. very thin and beautiful for Hos
pal purposes wrapping up Culer ana olher goods L4he
torrsf lining Dresses covering SweetmeatS, &c. sc -
Orders received and dealers promptly supple on liberal
terms. by A X MoEN; Sue Asent'