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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

The Grisfianu Treason TriaLs-.arraignment of Han
a,Uay-Presence of his Wife-Great Croavd, 5rc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25. The Circuit Court met
this morning 10 o'clock, despite the storm. tre-
mendous crowd wasin attendance, among whom there
were very flew members of the Society of Friends.
Forr absent Jurors were fined $500 each. large
number of witnesses did not to their names.
After discussing legal points, Cashier Hanaway
was arraigned, the bill of of Indictment read. He
plead not guilty, his wife clingng to his arm The
clerk asked him how he would be tried stating that
it was matter of life and death. Hanaway rep lied
he would be tried by his God and his country. The
clerk wished him safe deIiverance The court is
now tediously engaged in empanneling jury.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS of Vanilla, Lem
Oon, Rose, Orange and Nutmeg, for 1avourng
Liberian Palm Soap, p o..
Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste, .-.-. G
For sale by II. D. TURNER,
Nov. 1851. G. Bookstore.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

SECOND DESPATCH, Nov. 25, P. M. In the Cir
cult Court to-day, several witnesses in the case of
Hanaway set aside, and after having obtained
five Jurors the Court adjourned till tomorrow.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

"ISS LESLIE'S twenty-five Receipts for Pastry
lKACakes and Sweet Meats :; 10th Edition. For sale
by ...- h. d. TURNER,
Nov. 1851. N. C.. Bookstore.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29
sT. MARY's SCHOOL,

-- RALEIGH, n. z.
IT1HE 9th Term of this School will commence on the
| 9Th Of January, 1852, and continue FIVE months
For circular containing full particulars as TO terms'
Apply - ALBERT sMEDEs, Rector.
November 18th, 1851. ..a o-a%%'
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DOCKET COMPA SSES, for sale by -s-.
II H. D. TURNER. ....
Nov. 1851. N. c. Bookstore.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

IL PORT .MOyN;VIES, A Beautiful Assortment.
For sale by . . H. d. TURNER,
Nov, 1851. N. c. Bookstore.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

C.,st, for 10. 10000 Bushels of Charcoal
r: am always in want, and always pay the very
81 highest prices. Old Iron always IN De mana al
fair price at the 1roDucHa .fe
-, No sIIAs BURNS.
, Raleigh, N. G. ST.
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lNauRsT-A Corouers inquest wa, hsvd v,...,a.v nm a..
body Of whts man named Bus' Tysr native Of i.ws
taken to the shop Of Mr. Kelly All Tohou ptoul., ,rsst
the inquest was held Ths record says: after ex
animation OF the same the jury do say that he died of
typhus." ~ '' vi
nNoTHsR lNQuEsT.-A second inquest was Yesterday
nelo on the body of named John Scans Gonnd
on the corner Of i, and Tchouptoulas ,tre Th
vas native of Ireland aged about 80 years The
verdict Of the jury that he came to his death by
the free use Of liquor. ~ ~
ANDioThsNrs-rhs Grand Jury of the Parish yesterday
found the following true bills VIII ieb we,a T., ,h
slFst district Courts Against Michael T. eaunev far IN.
murder OF Patrick Nap the 18th otober Ag,r., Fli
o Dupalu MARIE; Tor setting fire the premises
corner Of bourbon and st. Philip streets on the 9b Ssn,
Against John Martinez and John Beard for IN. m.d.
Antonio Garcia, alias Chocolate, on the ID Nov.mh.. a
against c. Parrish for forgery committed on the ian Juv
last. " ~ ' gu"
The following bills were ignored: N j. ps.,,or oh,,,.a
with swindlng; Peter Mantz with mansau sher in hnvn,
driven over child the I'd September last and An,oro
Craig alias Frank Dunman charged with burglary s,ornv
and arson.
RoBsrRY.-Tbe room Of MI. B. F. Tsdae. in the board
ing house corner Of Benvs and Old Levee was entered
Thursday last. during his Absence and gold watch and
two diamond taken heefrom The property Lost
Mr. Tsdae values @6O and suspects m. Meyer OF the
THEFT Meyers was arrested and yesterday gave bail for his
to the charge bssore Recorder Geno
MORE RoBBERY.-M-. Bartholomew Husssy was robbed
on Tuesday night in his boarding house. situated ear the
Old Basin. losing gold watch 90 in silver which, he
believes were taken by Catherine Keller Catherine was
arrested and committed for further investg CATION.
sTABBIEs.-Mr. Ira Gleason was stabbed on Tbur,dav
night. viii in conversation with Alderman Renshaw by
man who was not known to him to the Alderman The
police have his description however, and his arrest will,
probably soon follow.
Mr. Gleason is the Superintendent of Drays and L,bo,
in the Second Municipality.
DIsoRDERLr OR WoRsE.-The drink ing. house kent bv
Augusta Roca. the Of Race and Tcbouptoua,
Streets is represented being of the worst of ts ca,n
The proprietor RocN yesterday brought before Re ord.,
Caldwell, but off with moderate reprimspd FINN the
amab magistrate.
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The Vote for Speaker Below is the vote given
in the House Of Representatives on the first day Of
the Session. The names of the Massachusetts
members are placed in italics. The following il
the vote in detail:
FoR VA: BoyDAMsss1; A1drsw.. Appleton of Maine
An BIss: geclsa ssa,' IT, say q GsoE.
ne Ghs!ciws G'a1i c'e S:v..n C: obS g.
nuIti.. nie na,is Of iadiana, Dawson nean DmmicS
cPp si Fncs Fos% Fsr Fl M.o.
fannie S'GGS1S SSoT@sn Green
Hendricks. Hem. Hibb.id Holiday. Houston. How, j. q
Ohio Johnson Of eaP.Sn
New Y9sk. Ions e Tennessee Jones Of fspn'yvsnis
m. af a's MAJ
han, MoMulln, McNair, esde. Nilsson Molony. Morrison
fhsp. Ct Rahs..ss
s TX Sinai sgih srog STATION Of Tennessee. stau'
T6o%e:sn Fl Xn'i Thu"son. vsnsb: Wileo1. VIII
a1 Foh M M. sxrIr OF V,Ru.-ms c,h. =, v,,a
SMhasn CosmsY FsaIknsr Hilysr, johnson Of Georgia
" Fos inG sTasis NORTH
ton Ms Beqn.it Boyns Bdss. Blown Of New ' 9sf
Es q sf .a pH'
o e oSs ,ss Ts seudd Stan
rs B. Bbsh.H: s,.Dson Ba"aws Fas of P.na ssi
Kahn; NJ. ham Mnsi Moore Of H"ns,
R.e, 10. Of Thompson Of
FOR Mr.. eTkysss OF PrNHsYLvANIA-Ms,msC Allen,
Campbell. Dukee, Fo,oier, Bindings HascalI. j W
Howe, Mann, Newton Perkins, Sackst, Schoolcratt
Tucs, Wabridgs. WEIGH, and Wells. o-
EoR Mr. w Howl OF PKrNsYLvAsIA-Mr Allison
For Ma. GoRAAN OF lLLINOIs-Mr Bayy.
FOR Mr. EvAss OF MARYLAkD-MessB Brooks, Chand
Ter Morehead and Bowie. ~~
FoR Mr. BoC0CK OF VIRsMA-Mesrs Bart CoIcock
Woodward, and A ken.
:, Foa Ma ,BOwIr OF MARYLAxD-Mr Caldwell, of
North Carolina. -
EoR Mr. oUTLAw-Mr Clinsman Of North Carolina
kns, and Walsh. " NJ
FoR Mr. HILLrER OF GRoRsIA-Messrs A Fl Stephens,
and Toombs
EoR Mr. CAB.LL or FLoRIDA-Mr Outlaw
Eos Mr. ASKS OF NORTH CARoL'NA-Mr Orr
- FoR MR. ALLISON OF PRkNsYLvAkIA-Mr Thomas M
Howe. ~ Az.
FoR Mr. TAYLOR OF OuIo-Mesp Ewjnr Grav n
Marshall, Stany, Ward, and Addison White "
- FoR Ma MEACHAM OF OHIo-Mr Thaddeus Stevens of
Psnnsy lvania "
FoR Ma KNs-Mr Townsbepd.
FoR Mr. GKoReR w JosEs-Mr Alexander White.
1t will be seen that all the New England Demo-
crsts, Messn. Rantoul, of Massachusetts, Cleve-
LAND Of Connecticut, and Bartlett of Vermont, in.
who carry with them tile free
soil vote Of their dstrct-voted for Mr.. Boyd. The
Mass ehuseits wings voted for Mr.. Stanly, with
the exception of Mr. Thompson, who voted fol
Mr.. Chandler, and of Mr.. Fowler, who does no,
to be called straight out National whig, who
voted with Messrs. Allen and Mann for Mr.. Ste.
vsna
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others, and charging them with being member, o.
secret commttses the objects Of which are to over.
throw the Governmsnt
The venom Of the article is chiefly directed
against the Orleanists and Legi,imsts. It is said
'hatgke Mimttry were aware of the preparation Of
the article, 4d even assisted the writer in getting
it up The sfait has puduced great excitement,
and odds greatly to ineseass abe uneasinsss in the
public'uiha, Al the las, advises. however, the
French fund.- were tending onward.
Lieut.. PIN had arrived az Beflin at the last sc.
Now York Markets.
NEW YoRx. December 10,
The demand in the cotton market has been good
to-day, and the sales reach 1000 bales The quota.
tons are for middling Orleans 81, and middipp
Uplands Sac per h. Flour is in fair request a,
"a 1874 81 Is per barrel, with sales of 5000 bbls
OF corn $1,000 sacks have been disposed of at g.
cents per bushel Java coffee is selling at lie
per pound.
The Cunard steamer Asia sailed for LIVERPOOL
to-day from Boston, taking half million of dol.
lars IN specie.
NEW YoaK, December 10.
Cotton is firm to-day at Yesterdays rates. Flour
is firmer. Corn languid, but hoders asking full
prices, with sales Of mixed Western at &c. per
bushel. Lard is oil at 8. to SIC. per lb.
Virginia Election.
BALTIMORE. December TO-
Returns of the Virginia election have been re-.
ceived from II counties, and show a democratic
gain of 1850 votes over the vote cast for General
Taylor.
Ohio River-- Ste amboats.
LOUISVILLE. December IL.
There are now five feet water in the Canal
at this place, and the river falling. Weather
clear and cold. The steamboats, Elephant, lndi.
ana, Delaware, New Orleans and John P. Tweed
have departed for New Orleans.
PrrTsBURe. December TO-
There are now feet inches water in the
channel, and the river rising. The snow is melt.
ing in the mountains, and large rise is expected,
CINCINNATI. Dec TO-
l. is raining heavily, but the river here is STA.
,onary. Flour is firm at g. IS a 90 per barrel.
Whisky Ice. per gallon.
Steamboats, Passing.
V1cKsBuRG, Dec, IL.
The following steamboats, have passed this place
to. day. bound for New Orleans None have passsd
upward:
Yorktown No. 2, at l:30 this morning.
Empire, at 2:3O this morning.
Lewis Whiteman, at 2:3O this morning.
Uncle Sam, at g. this morning.
Cherokee, at $50 this morning
December IL.
ST. Louis passed down at II last night
Alton, at 2:30 this morning
John M. Niles, at 1880 this morning
.Bosona passed up al $50 this morning.
Ambassador passed up at 4:3O this morning,
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The Presidency. The NewYork Express, an
Administration paper, contradicts the report that
Mr. Fillmore had positively declined being can.
didate for the Presidency, and says:
President Fillmore, however, has stated to
those who would offer their services to promote
his views,' that he was not administering. and
would not administer, the affairs OF Government
with an eye to personal aggrandzement His aim
greatest number and. with this aim steadily in
view, his chefest ambition is to secure the perpe.
tuity and well. being Of the Union n the wIols
Union. Nor will he employ Government power
and patronage to procure his nomination for Pres-
dent in the coming Wing National Convention.
sacspt."
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arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotel, vest,

arrivals az tHs fTnactp11 Hotels yeSterdGy.
CoMMERoIAL. =. H. Parke, w A Parish, Ky: ] q Evan.
Chas Dudley. Coast; WIN Rttertord, Pa. -A
GoNTl STREET VERAHDA....J Refine. Couch, Col p
Freely, La; oxle. Help. g StanIy. Ark.
HkRANpA: WIN Fl Dun bar, Boston; R BOILING La:
J. I Ns'm', Min; Cowes, Saml Ssmpls, Ala; IT,
MI, Laihsm sanl Cobern and servt. Geo Austin, T
GTuPper. cArthar u II GoOdrum, John Manhali
YIN M.rin. Judge Smith and seryt Thos Fnney !.
Miss; Mcleod; w Hutchinson, Va; w Il Chamoer
,sin, HswYeTk James Entne, ~; s Tonfant, Cost;
l. McNelis TeI4s; Thos NJ Wetherel and adv Phi, "
Atkinson La surEst. Estchsz, Thos McRae, w Bs.
ker, ship Thmountain; Jas Gord, jr, Ky.
Ge'In. Il. P.n.ssos Es LANCER Henry Lskoui Ha.s;
HeSdersoh and fan: Z; John Goodman, Col Fesfs.,
vhos Sq9 and LADY, Miss Sloo, Ia; Chapman, Norfolk
Nj John Irason, Pa; BSrrsi. Y; NJ bsas. two
YIN Montgomery, c; i Gilman, DR. Perkins, Baton
Rouge; Saml Ogden. La. '
TUFTS. DR. Lega,den N o; Geo G dunbar N Y: Gao
Walton. North; Geo Bronson Geo Clement, Memphis.
..ARcADE. b FIR dic. Ca F Hanson, Madison; J G
MoQuawn, Ky. ~'
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Spirited Fsas.-The great Fakir of Siva,"
who's miraculous feats Of magic have gained him
worldwide notoriety, performed magical feat
at Lafayette, Indiana, few nights since, not ex-
asty in the BILL BY suddenly leaving at the witch
iag hesr Of midnight, and carrying with him a
young witch Of damsel, whom he had doubtless
dsluded with his Internal sorcery. Alas for the
fisilty If human nature, and the susceptibility o.
uaakind y b humbuggsd.
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PRoMo1 IONS IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

Il Col HN TO be Asst ansI,eIma.er General with the
oa.rsr G.n an win i the rank Of to De Deputy
Ms:sn .S." q .ats M... ss 1su
sa to be LIST
i.t Res DrasG0ssIl.t Lieut. Gs "a tS Be
BisS. "a T:s RANSOM junior 5: "a
~, % BEG; Drsgoens-la Ls1s Reuben Campbell and
hH To. % ma s !. 81 p. Wm
Lieu. L M Walker. Holiday and T Bingham to be I'd
- Beg Mounted Riasmen.-Brsvsts I'd Lieut. A McRas to
lst Ref Lsfantry-l,t Lieut. Carpenter to be Capt
q snt UndeIS9od to be LIST Lieut. Brevet I'd Lieut.
81 RI fnfsnt!g.% Lieu. W 4 WOOD to b. LIST Lieu.
Re- sss: q Lieut. E.s.E.ss A % q h.n
s'ias MT ch.pn IF an %'f!
APPOINTMENTS.
Jane, NJ MeRea and B G Baldwin to he Military Store.
keepers.
Co y, CT TSP Eng
Gait A Lansing, Assistant ouarsrmas'er iH Lieut.
By. so 4 %on M SSps sns ps'h0
MoRas. " ''"''A -'"'a' ''oe'eepe' ="
COMMISSIONS VACATED UNDER 7TH SECT. OF THE
ACT OF JUNE Is, 1916.
LIST Leut Page and ] Dana.
REMOVED.
Military Storekeeper 9 Evans.
DEATHS.
Breve! Brig Gen Whitney. Cel and Assistant Quarter
" Mcdonald Capt > n plummer, LIST Infantry B5cye,
Capt Stoart, Mounted Riismea Capt VIM II Fowlsr
Farrell 9Th Infantry Brsvet "a Lieut. De Witt Roo, q
Artillery. " oo'' gu
DISMISSED.
I'd Lieut. d Brewer. Sd Infantry
The officers promoted and appointed are to oin
their respective regiments, companies nd stations
without delay those on detached service or acting
under special instructions, report, BY letter to
the Commanders of their respective regiments and
corps.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

New Projects in Congress-A railroad from
missouri to San franclsco--a telegraph line for the
same distance--a line OF steamships from San
francisco TO CHINA mint in California These
are the measures proposed in Congress on the verv
first day of its session. This is a good beginning
The annexation OF the Sandwich lslands-a naval
intervention to prevent Russia from overcoming
liberty in Europe-Brlish uutrages in Central
Amerlca-the illegal imprisonment and condemna
ton Of Mr.. Thrasher in Havana, will soon be taken
up by Congress, and give plenty of work TO that
body to psrtOrm. Boston Bee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Military Asyinw.-Ths Board appointed to
procure site in the vicinity Of Washington City
ieF m asylum for disabled and destitute soldiers,
have agreed upon the terms of purchase with Geo
". Riggs, Esq, for his country seat, which i.
about two miles and half from the city, in the
northern direction
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING 7
100000 Worth OF Fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
.aJfre6 s1k1I1l1'Oe r. Co.'s
ONB PRICE STORE.

No. "a MAeAzlrE sTaElT, corner of Gravies.
= ". inform til. public in genera. thu.
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc.,
nsn M IL snd eu,y Sy ina, Of other
only necessary immense sss are brought
about BY the mp. fact being that pac: upon
so3u are low and the quality Of each article suaran
All Clothing is manufactured q. our establishment, No. al
the s" % Il 1H
ssss's'Ss s'%' . ss:
M. tou,n.a. =, III. .'' i.
Frock and Dress Co.,.,
Ff En- and English slsel Cloth p,e, and Goats.
Do DO asi S Mulberry md Green ch F,osh
u. do n.,. .c.....r... IcISh peiS.s
s IsSss si rsr :y.
.y and Silver Cray sss. and
d Blue, Brown aud Silver Gray Whitney sacs do
Do sap.rnn DrsS Coh and 8 B. s"n %shn 90
s. Ss s: Sss nj; ss
po &C. s DO a and Gray sss and and
3: ; ssssPd as.,y r,0si caa.a 4 a s
Be Be ds &c g d &c e 5 ssS:;sfd'; '''
C,oak..
s sIs: an. nd Bis: ss ss Az, quality.
V..ts.
Fancy Sill and Satin Vest, III on'H,,..
Black do do do
niaea tai snD velvet DO do
hiacf and Colored Embroidered Cloth qualities;
french Doeskn anu CASHMERE do do
bomoasine and merino do
White harssllsn and Bun Cashmere do do
"s particular attention to our as.ortmen, Of very rich
WELDING ana soIhEE VESTS also, styls Jenny Lind
Vests.
pimt,
f Be- F Fa"a, D0 g. and Cashmere pan'so0n'
osdon c..l P. and
Boy RcyaI 1 Ribbed and Bues,bin Cashmere PantaOOn.;
P,serb &C. sd S 5000; any r rno o,oh DO
C.
Linen and Cotton Shirt. ali ou,Ihi.. """"s'
White, Brown and Gray Cotton Sacs, all qualities;
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dangerous Beast.-ft is said that the panther
thai escaped from a menagerie at Bulls Ferry
some time since, has been disturbing the nee hbors
OF Hackensack. Ii is also reported that he had
killed a child and several cows in The vicinity of
West Hoboken, and was on Wednesday morning
proving about Bergen. On Thursday the parv
who went out to hunt the panther lost most va
liable hound. 1t appears that he attacked the
panther, and was overpowered, his head being
dreadfuly mangled, and his skin stripped from bls
body. In. Y. Sun - ~
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COMMISSIONS VACATED UNDER 18th SECT. OF
ACT OF JUNE Is, 1916.
LIST Lieuts N Page and N y Dana.
REMOVED.
Military Storekeeper 9 Evans.

WHhdraWn.-The telegraph, several days ago,
informed us that Mr.. Foots had Withdrawn his
resolution for the reception and entertainment of
kossuth Washingtonle,er writers assert that
the members Of the Senate would not swallow it,
thinking it savored too strong of Tammany Hall
propagandism, and would lead us astray from The
established American policy Of non. intervention
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A Csriosity.-Mr Charles Cheney, Of Newbury.
port, Mass, has tankard presented to Mrs. Han.
nah Dunstin, of Haverhill, by King William, ia
1856, for her courageous conduct in the massacre
Of ten Indiana. by whom she was taken captive
The tankard bears the portrait of King William
supported by the on and unicorn.
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OsnoHmeed.-We learn by recsn. Turin journals
that the late Papal Bull against Professor Nuytz
and his lectures in the University of that capital
has been treated with the utmost contempt on all
sides-by the government and the people. The
Ministry resolved to treat it cas- nulity," and
the Professors and officers Of the University con.
tinue to manage their own affairs in their own way,
without modification.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Captain John Remington, one of the most re.
spectacle and most highly esteemed sea captains
belonging to the port Of Philadelphia, died in tina,
city on the 4th instant, after a long and painful
illness. Captain R. had been for a number Of
years engaged in the Havana trade.
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Liberia Socisty.-The colorsd population Of N
York have formed =" Liberia Agricultural Soci-
ety., and propose to send agent to Liberia, with
authority to clear lands, build houses, etc. This
association is composed entirely of colored men
who propose to secure to each colored family smi.
grating there, farm, and to supply it with nipple
msnts, etc., free Of expense.
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Tompeit.-A recent letter from an American
gentleman in Naples says:
Vesuvus is calmly smoking, and seems dis.
posed to rest himself from the fatgues of his devas
tating labors of last year. Pompeii ID slowly an.
pearlng above ground. About twenty laborers are
kept al work, who manage to get off cart load Of
earth q day from the superintendent city. MOI
one half OF the entire city is yet excavated The
earthly mound which covers it is an exceedingly
beautiful and rich vineyard, with houses of peasan +
scattered over its surface. portion of the sea
wall has recently been unearlhed. which goes to
confirm the opinion that the sea, now nearly one
mile distant once laved the wall of Pompeii.h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

The Colonization Society.-The approaching
annual colonization meeting at Washington il
beginning to excite considerable degree of inter.
est Mr.. Clay ia expected to make an address on
he OccasiOn
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Proscript'ce.-It is reported, says the Boston
Courier, that Forney and McKnew, the newly
elect officers of the House. will remove all the
subordinate officers who differ from them in poll.
tics.
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tbe Daily Greseta,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Of ~ Council Of tk.s Second Mrnss,yelitv
Jew ORLEAHs,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 10. 1851

Large BHsinsss.- The sales of Cotton in
car narket this last week have been very nearly
forty thsusand bales, considerably exceeding those
q any previous week this season. During the
same psried some thirteen sheusaad barrels of Mo-
lassss Asvs been sold, and ovss i've thousand hogs.
heads Of Sugar. This looks Is if business in our
great staples had commenced in earnest.
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On Saturday morning, December 49, At half Il O'Clock,
Mr.. BENJAMIN F. CANNON.
~ The friend, and of the deceased respect
fully invited attend his funeral, THIS AFTERNOON,
o'clock from the store Of Msan Taylor Haddsn Co.. IS Maya
inc street, corner Of GAyiss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Fire and Loss Of Lye-On Tuesday nigh,
week, the old Ossood House, about three miles
from Keene, N. H., was destroyed by fire, with
one of its inmates. The house was occupied by
Jonas Osgood and two sisters, one of whom had
been insane for many years. The fire is supposed
to have taken place in her room, and she persisted
in the flames. The others barely escaped with
their lives
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ka,iraa3s.--fhe decision of the Supreme Court,
u session u Mount Vernon, Illinois, upon the ques
aon Of power 10 condemn lands, was adverse to
ne petition of tho corporators-thus leaving The
COMPANY with full corporate rights, - sustained
~ ~ decision of Judge Underwood, but nothing
isrtnsr. This result will embarrass the operations
OF No Company in some degree, but the Directors
~ prepared 10 prosecute the enterprise with vgor,
Notwithstanding their disappointment from sources
whsss . more favorable consideration of their
rights and their powers was antjcipated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

A ksMarkabe CncSmstance. has been
no entrance .. the Custom. house, says the New
York Times Of the 4th, Of vessel from foreign
port for TWO days in succession yesterday and 10
day)-a singular circumstance. no, known to occur
during the past forty years. About seven years
since there was one day on which no vessel en-.
tered from foreign port, caused by severe snow
Storm, but no occurrence like the present has taken
psacs within the period above named.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

The Eastern Canals An Albany dispatch of
the 9TH says that the canals are firmly closed with
ice, with prospect of their opening before spring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-13

Sunk.-A dispatch of the 4ih inst, from San.
dusky, states that the Lake steamer Sulana struck
rock near that place the day previous and sunk.
Her cargo was partially damaged.