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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
AUCTION SALES.

- ~ l. 4N1N ,.
'A'o IA Flno furniture.
AT The Old Auction Mart 81 Camp street.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
'his DA June al ha fpssl 10 ck-wn sold without
as.@sment Of superior FUaNirufaE eonprD, in mar,
handIome Walnut and Mahogany Bedseads win Satessss
Quilts AID Blankets splendid top sdeoad DO Cenre
aud Pier Taes Mahogany Glib Mahoeao and Cane
70 hoeke's Crocsery and glassware, Cutlery
nIt rae Cokng Stove and numerous ether articles les
BY j. l.. TAYLOR a. CO,
THURSDAY June 10 be sold lot of ,uudre,
eaElLAs, PERU asRY ETC. re sc LEAF HATS e y
White Shirts. Clothing - Hats. and. Cana.
HY,J. b. BLACHE f. CO.
S ~ T. 70 WIN be sold at their auction
An assortment Of Sill. Union HATS and CAPS +
20o dozen white and colored Linen Bosom SHIRTS.
$50 lots CLOTHING such a as MernO, Alpaca. pr.r d,E,s
h r Pre- a5a a sSs Sss e..
Satin and Cashmere Vests Merino striped ana Hickory
ORE MIL Muslin Shirts, Undershirts, Cravais, is
and Thali8 streets,
VIM. r. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
FRIDAY June g. hafpast 10 ocioeh-w DC sold without
reserve tor account OF a lady leaving the city
variety good Parlor Kitchen FURNITURE
oerpeis etc. in house situated a, above. les
United..... States. Government . ;. Steamer,
BY p. b. TAYLOR,
Once " GraUier street. II. J. SPEAR, Auctoueer
TUESDAY, June 10, u ocockw be sold at aue,ion at
BANKS Arcade BY order of Col T. + Hunt Deputy Qlarer
The substantial faithfully built steamer COL CLAY The
gay Is oo tons bnrthen 100 feet 10 length So 81
hold She cppered light double enenes
with three boilers doctor and one doctor toer
al complete The olaClay has power
every respect The inventory which full may seen al The
Gee o. h opposite Lafayette Square,
mes III Tue hrd Municipality.
Tie ms cash is4 D..
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChares
street. corner 4 Julia strsss-The .uhscsibs. having
Of Coal, prepared deliver, suit. his lsnds
and the old customer the Yard the best quality Of PTTs
Coat. John G.. BROWER.
~ Qrden may be Left at the store Of Brower Co..
No. II Camp stveet E',f ja1l 6gp3p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one Of the
first Tea impofr,er' n Pbsie pbs q complete
to suit has had them small packages Of
and ID EACH. They guaranteed be Of a quality
embrace ali the varieties usually sold here. The following is
list Of qualities and prices: = =
trty fpe"s curiou Hvsou Al IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

TO RENT-The large and commodous build
= ing N CarroltOu formerly Occupied by Mrs War. -
rem as Female Seminary. together with sI lots sur H
rounding It. on which are number OF fine fig plum "a
building has been lately painted and peey repaired is
furnished with capacions esern with stables and ali other
men and free circulation Of air. presents attraction. for
gsnse residence rarely TO- be found within envons OF
low Possession given immediately Apply to H. PAcKAR
streets, $3.50 ~ o 80 i,.,os
ROARDlNG-B Boarding and Furnished Rooms
=, can be obtained on most reasonable terms, from -
Mrs. y nghes, at No. 80 Tchoupitoulas street EEl
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eI- He will continue 10 keep his usual stock of
Choice Teas In Chests and Half Chests.
Those petering them in this style, supplied in guam
titles to suit.
The patronage of the lovers of Coon TEA is re.pect.
folly solicited. w. q. RAYMOND,
myD I'm f..ss Isl II lamp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

HnOA49 z4uA1Bs Ete1Q066t-
Mosss 0sssuwooD, viosPssddms.
CHARLR0 j. MAHs0H1, 6scssnEy
DirsctoYU
SsnsI Bal, IF c. Pa, C. A. RsvvS~.&
Gzr1s 5wts, JbA. n 6s1, O. L. Dsksass,. A. :
Muses. etsSsscods n o. Novsps, r. Psas Pu4w ~ Sga
j. a. SnrAa, G, Hsst3W T. zssAv. $3.50
VIM p. Corpra, n. b. s3xuRe ~ &C.
'Dassd Hoo. 81, a. ~ wdsh, Nv csvvsa
Joss Ban, xac~as, ,. RiRovd,
= =. Ssaraaa, C'sssss fslosss, " p. vrskAakws
Hathan Jarvis, c. r. $780, ID. a w,-.S
George Jo~as, We MkCsa5sm IL -
p. SSnzus, ouip q
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-l CRKsCEET OyUcR,
Thursday Morning. June 5, 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Fanny, Focte, Brszos st Jago. Meeker co
Brig Cohansey, Sinclair, New FORK, G Boger geo
5chr Alderman. Ceilings, Brazos and Point Isabel.
a. Cfamer eco
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~CA UTION!A
PERSONS RuPTURED should be aware that thev nav.
no secnr'ty against STRANGULATED HERNIA
and well adapted + II USS = -
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NEW YORk-Per ship ssIlas Holmes: Assorted md.e
pHILADELPHIA-Per ship Queen Victoria: Assorted
BoRDEAUx-Per ship Ontario: Wines. brandies, etc to
PHlLADEkPEIA-Perb bark Fanny: Assorted mdse
k!CHnOND-Per bark Virgnian Assorted mdse
IhUMASTON=Per brig Joseph: Lime, H w Farwel
Mir Geo ''' :" rug
RATTAN IsLAND-Per schr Union: Fruit arei Sco
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TAKEN UP-A Horse and Cart were found in
u Canal street, yesterday. which the owner can N
have by proving properly and paying charges In
Apply at The Foreman's office, New Orleans Gus <GZa
tOmhOuse myR
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sTHAMBoATs.
Music, Streck from Lafourche.
Peyt0na, Shalcross. from Louisville.
Pacific. Fithian. from st LOUIS
TOwboat Persian Pinnegar, from the Passes-went dour
leht,brought up bark Resolution, briggs Vifnedo and
Joseph. and schr Union ~
Towboat J Whitney Heatian, from the Pas.es-,owed
down and to sea on the LIST inst, sh ps VIM Paen and
Union-brOught ships Chas Crocker and Realm schr
Amedia. - $3.50 '' eo"
TowbOat Panther Coutman from the Passestowed down
and TO sea on the 3lst nit ship Lapand bark 81 George
Balaer 1870 ''s'A'"" o1u
Towboat Mary Kinesland, Phillips from the pases,oud
down anu to sea on the SOt, ut, ships Anna Tiff and
Victoria and Ontario, bark Fanny and scbr Fannie
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WANTED.

WANTED-A Partner in well established
wv and profitable business is wanted, who furnish
city be aested For fnrther information apply to this
ONCE my6 II
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Exports.
BHALos-Per steamship Fanny: 81 bbls -four 81 bbls
sugar do whisky hhds tobacco 600 sacks CON- al boxes
starch and suDdries ~ 'f .. 'oAe'
NEW Y0Rk.Per brig Cohansey: 222s Sacks corn.
bkAZOS y POINT ISABEL-Per scbr Alderman. K
hhds t0bac.o 34e bbs -four do whisky do hams VI do
sugar y bb rs sacks coffee 50 hf bb beef 70 bbs 400 Kegs
soap, - bxs starch 81 cheese bbs bread and snndss
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THE RoPEMAKERs AND THE TARTF.-The
Ropemakers ofWilliamsburgh, whose business is
suffering severely from the unfair and ruinous
competition created by the present Tariff, which
gives the Foreign manufacturer Of Hemp Yarn,
Cordage, &c. decided advantage in our markets
over their American competitors, held spirited
meeting on Wednesday evening, in Central
Hall-JoHN McEvERs President, JAMES CLEvE-
LAND and JAMES HOWARD Vice-Presidents, and
RICHARD WHITE, Secretary. The subject was
discussed by the President by H. Greeley. Mr.
Mason, ]. F. Thompson, and G. Swackhamer, and
a series of forcible resolves adopted, from which
we extract the following
ReSolved, That the present Tariff in6icts ruin
GUS injustice in placing duty of 20 per cent on
Hemp Yarn and 25 per cent. on Cordage, while
the duty on the raw material remains at 80 per
cent; and though it was established in part by
inadvertence, yet q failure by the present Con-
gress to remove this evil, renders them justly
chargeable with the evils it inficts.
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICIAL Board of Aldermen,
OFFICIAL
STATED SESSION. FRIDAY, il


PreSent-MoRGAE MoRGAEs, ESQ. President,
Aid. Griffin, Dodge Sturevant, Oakley, Chapman, Kelly
Smith, Ball, Haws Miller, Shaw, Cook, Bard Bnuon Del
amster Franklin, Conckin and Dooey.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and approved
PETITIONS.
BY the DECENTRALIZATION Of Atlantic Hose Co. No. IL
TO be organized as Engine Company and 10 be furnished
with al Engine Referred 70 Committee Fire Depart
meDt
By Aid BnttoH-Peudon of Isaac c. Kendall and others
10 have the sidewalks IN 18th st. between Broadway and
sth avenue tagged and relad. Referred to Committee
Streets.
By Aid Conckn-P Petition Of Ro er " Davis to be re-
lnssieo IN the Fire Department Referred TO COMMITTEES
By AID Cooi-Petiton Of VIM McArdle to have Ger.
tain buildings examined. Referred 10 Committee Law
Department
BY Aid STANDARDIZATION Of VIM. C. H. WsddeIl for
permission sidewalks 10 front Of block on Broad
wsy snd sIh sv Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
BY Aid. Smth-PetitOn Of L. Atwater for remission
oflhx. Referred TO COmmtee on Finance
By Aid BnuOn-PetuOn Of v m. FlaRg for lease OF
piers No Y and rs Referred 10 Committee Finance.
RESOLUTIONS.
AID Franklin presented the following resolution which
adopted. VIZ:
Re'oird, That the lots on the nOnherly side OF
10Th 81 between Avenues and B, be fenced IN under the
direction Of the Sueet Commissioner
was adopted viz:
Resolvsd That the Commissioner OF Repairs and Sup
pes cause the sidewalks the norhery side Of l0hs
between Avenues and B, to be properly repaired and
Aid. Hsws presented the following resolution, which
was adopted viz:
Resolsed That the Committee on Ordinances be directed
10 repOn 10 Ibis Board ordinance empowering the Con-
oer esse the whsrves piers and slips OF he city At
may rot be disposed OF by private public auction
Aid. Dodge presented the following resolution, viz
Rss0iped Thai the Board Of Assistant Aldermen con-
cur The Union Ferry be- and II s hereby required 70 re-
move their ferylsIdng from The foot Of Fuons 70 BUR
ngs1p and that be required to build its bridges ana me
westerly line Of its fsyhouses IS feet east OF the
easleny line Of Souhst In pursuance Of the covenants
contained In their lease recently granted ~ mo Som"H
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The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
EomuauV.

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
As Agent of the Connecticut Mutual Life In.
surance Company of this City, l am in no way
responsible for the errors of any other Agent
which may have been made in advertising the
statement of the liabilities and assets Of this
Company and do not feel bound to reply TO the
anonymous article from 4" Life Insurer" known
to be Mr.. Joseph Blunt, Director and Councillor
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New.
York., which appeared in your paper of the 22d
instant
Yet, for the information of those who may have
seen said Tor any other article respecting this
Company, ! would state, that our assets to Jan
uay l. 1851, as returned to the Controller Of this
State, were ss4s,oo2 43.
1t is matter of no surprise that the prosperous
condition of this Company should create jealous
feelings among the rival Corporations OF this and
other cities.
Our fiscal year closes with this month, when
the annual statement will be made, to which we
invite the attention of the Insurance Com
tee Of the New York Legislature" and all others
interested in the matter.
w s. DURHAM, Agent 81 Wal$t
Ness- York. Jan. "a. 1851.
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., a. !, co.atural College Of the State of

..h,;.h the 4, ris'sltural College of the State Of
ksr ynS;cie committee reported for consi-
Nc. ~ an .ot uending the Homestead Elk
snR'pNS sw.York Delegation reported bill fixing
Inc s.sten exterior line of said city, between
the lent. .ash and Twenty streets. Referred
~ renort of the Joint Committee for examin-
= sba reports of the Treasury and Canal De-
sps .,snt, were transmitted.
TIE Commissioners of the Canal Fund trans
-,;tted their report.
ps TSe ioint resolutions relative to the Code were
-.aa;ved from the Senate and laid over.
BILLS INTRODUCED. 49,.
70 amend the law taking constitutions. testl-
u,onv of witnesses within this State aoohsG.ns
srsnital Punishment, and providing for more elec'
csP nrn;shnent of murderers; enlarging jurls-
s;ctiop OF County Courts within this State. r
nils were noticed for the better Protectlon oi
Builders and Mechanics eou,,, 81 rsh.
a Joint resolution appointing the fourth oil Feo.
mary as the time for election OF a Senator was
passed. .;o, yos occpnied in
diseussiug the Albany Police bills. Adjourned
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING NEWS
FOR
CALIFORNIA, OREGON. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
AND
OTHER PORTS on THE PACIFIC.

The U. S. Mail Steamship Ohio is ad-
vertised to sail from this port for Chagres
ria Havana, at o'clock P. M. To-Day.
and we shall issue early THIS MORN
ING The Tribune for California, Oregon
and The Sandwich Islands. 1t will con-
tain all the important and interesting
news received up to the time of going
TO press, beside list of Marriages and
Deaths in the United States since the first
of January, 1851, selected from our ex-
changes; also, full reports of the Markets,
&c.
Persons desiring copies Of this paper will please
leave their orders early this morning at the Pub
LEGATION Office. Single copies, in wrappers, Six
pence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

JENNY LIND AT HAvAEA-Our dates from Ha-
vana are to the 10th inst. There is no political
news ofimportance. Jenny Lind had given three
concerts the last for purposes of charity. The
first was we'll attended, the second thinly, and the
third was crowded to excess. There was great
deal of jealousy against her, in certain quarters
and the Habaneros were divided in opinion as to
her singing. The Faro Industrial writes 10 glow
of enthusiasm, publishing stanzas and sonnets in
her praise. She was to give only two more con
certs before leaving for New Orleans.
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Court Of General Sessions. FRIDAY, Jan. Fl.

100 AVvJ A"St W. NNNf
Court Of General Sessions. ...FRrDAY, Jan. a.
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Griffin and Dodge
GRAND LARCENY on BOARD STEAMBOAT
James Miller was tried on an indictment charging
him with stealing 500 in money and watch worth
$50 the property of Mr.. James Trego, a passen-
ger On board the steamboat Columbia, from Hud-
son to this city, on the night of the 18th OF July
last MIR. Trego testified, thaton going to his berth
he placed his clothes containing the money and
watch on a shelf in the berth; he awoke up
about o clock in the morning and found his prop
erty gone he Immediately rose and dressed him.
self and while doing this observed the prisoner
sitting very near his berth; from some movement
of his he was led to suspect him OF having stolen
the property, and Immediately notified the Cap
tain. who searched him and found $50 gold piece
in his pocket, which was identified by Mr.. Trego
as his property. The jury found him guilty, and
the Court sentenced him to the State Prison for
years and months.
PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY.-The
Grand Inquest came into Court this moraing and
announced that they had completed all the busl-
ness submitted to them. They made a long pre-
sentiment in reference to the improperly OF pa
cling juvenile deinquents in the same apartments
of the City Prison with the older and more de-
PRAYED criminals. To remedy this the Grand Ju-
~ propose that the 9th Ward Police Station be
removed from its preset location, and the rooms
thus rendered vacant be appropriated for the de-
tenton of Juvenile prisoners. The Grand Inquest
also call the attention of the authorities to the
fact of the existence of Lottery Policy Offices,
and also to the distribution OF personal property
by lottery, which they say would appear 20 DC as
gross a violation of the law as lotteries Tor money
The Grand Inquest also present the careless mode
in which buildings are erected in this city.
After the reading Of the presentment the Grand
Jurv were discharged with the thanks OF the
Court, and the Court adjourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

NORTH AMERICAN PHALAEX.-We find in the
Monmouth Inquirer the annual statement of the
pecuniary condition Of this Social Phalanx, found
ed with the purpose of exemplifying the system
of Charles Fourier. 1t appears from this state
ment that the real estate and buildings valued
at s47,5 81, and the personal property of the
Phalanx, including cash on hand, debts, &c, is
equal in value to 49, 80 "A. The capital stock is
si275O and the property has an outstanding per
manent debt of sl2,944 IS, and current liabilities
amounting to S. $40 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

PROPOSED NEW STATE.-The Henderson TEX.
as Flag of the Union urges the formation of
new State out of Eastern Texas, to be composed
out of the territory situated between the Sabine
and Trinity Rivers, bounded on the north west
by line running from the Trinity River to the
point where 80 north latitude intersects lO3
meridian west loDgitude-a corner of the boun-
Diary of Texan cessiOn to the United States-then
pursuing said meridian to Sc 30 north latitude,
said parallel of latitude, the Red River, &c. to
the Sabine
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALCON.
Inter from Havana and the Isthmus,

Later from Havana and the IstnHuss
The U. 8. NJ. steamship Falcon, Lieut. Hart
stein. U. 6. N. Commander. arrived at this port
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, having sailed
from Chagres on the lsth inst She reached IA
vana on the 18th, and sailed at Z. NJ on the
afternoon of the 10th. The Georgia left Havana
for Chagres on the same day and at the same hour.
The Falcon brings the San Francisco mails OF
Dec. IS, 1924 passengers, and the following specie
on freight;
Churchman Roberts.
Order, marked T. W.l........................l0e
w. Hodge zoo
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COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO
Warrington, Wednesday, Jan. 22.-The board
proceeded to the consideration Of the memorial OF
Richard s. Coke, Trustee Of the Union Lanu
Company and Of the proofs and documents con
pected Herewith but without coming to any de-
cision thereon. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

WIscoEsIH.-Hon HENRY DODGE was reflect
ed to the U. s. Senate for six years from the Ath
Of March next, by the Wisconsin Legislature on
the 2lst inst receiving on the first ballot SO vote"
10 for Hon. James Duane Doty.
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To ADVERTISERS.

To ADvERrrsERsIT,Hns:, FL LOBBY eaa"ny G and s.pe
LA1oS of The Tsss 10 IL he best possible medium =,
ss IN Wish their he mos prOapt
10 tue public 10 ne W Ay "
and profitable returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

f. ]. TRAnuE, Esq. Wing. is announced as
candidate for Congress in the Lexington lhyl
District.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 81, Ill, 265, l57.
Part U-Nos. 200, 1872, IA, g. 4, lO2, 1884, LOG, 1885,
10, 1l2, 1874, 1884, l64, 100, l56.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. Il, lO2, 1876, l52, 81, 1871,
1873, I56, 1853, 50, 1903, ls6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

Died and buried at sea, on the morning OIL the
22d inst. A. Kehew, of Salem, Mass. typhus fever
On the morning of the oath inst. Mr.. Grover, ty'
plus fever, Gorton, Mass; do do. B. Rice, con-
sumption, Monmouth, Maine.
We return our thanks to the gentlemanly Purser
of the Falcon for the prompt delivery of The Tn
tunes dispatches. We have received by this
mail files of all the journals published in Panama,
San Francisco, Sacramento City, Stockton, SOno-
ra and Marysville, as well as Oregon and the
Sandwich Islands. We have, however, already
given all the news of Importance from our files
bv the Cherokee.
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MEXICO.

Removal Of Tunnage Duties from Steamers
The Rebellion In Oajaca-Attempt TO As
sassinnte AristR-DOings of Congress
Enormous Wealth of the Church-Chihun-
hmm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

SERIOUS AccIDEET-Mr A. S. Robbins, mer-
eoant dong business at SO Cedarst. on Thursday
AFTERNOON accidentally fell from the Sd story Of
MS store, through the hstchwsys. to the ground
a0or' and was very severely injured. He was
o'aveyed to his residence, 2S4 Pearl,st Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-An insane man, named
Benz Richards, attempted to drown himself, on
Thursday night, by jumping into the North River.
He was rescued by officer McGrath, OF the Second
Ward.
Washington telegraph., 1851-11-12

Wild Cat and his colony of Indians
and negroes, on the western side of the
Rio Grande, are said to have joined the
Mexican troops lately stationed opposite
Eagle Pass, and proceeded towards Ca
margo, in order to oppose the revolution
ary party. The San Antonio Ledger
states that much anxiety prevails at Ea-
gle Pass, in consequence of the hostile
attitude by some of Wild Cats tribe
The arrest of Gopher John, and another
runaway negro, at Eagle Pass, have ex.
asperated them, and they threaten res
cue and vengeance. These negroes are
now confined in the American camp.
Washington telegraph., 1851-11-12

The GREER AND DONALDSON CORES
poNDENcE.-The New York Herald, copy
ing and commenting on an article from
the Washington Union endeavorlne to
throw doubt on the authenticity of the
letters published in that paper addressed
to Messrs Greer and Donaldson says:
"We do not know, neither do we care,
whether or not there are such persons in
existence as G.. II. Donaldson and Ma
thaniel Greer; but we do affirm. as we
have before affirmed, that the letters
which were written in answer to the
letters signed Donaldson and Greer were
genuine. L. appears to us that the less
there is said about these letters the bet
ter it will be; and the Union should
be the last newspaper in the country
to agitate the subject. When the writers
of these letters deny their authenticity
it will be time for the Union 10 do the
same. This they have not done, and
cannot do. for we saw the originals, and
compared them with the copies.