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The daily crescent., 1851-11-08
VOLUME NUMBER 2l3.


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isch yellow pine, a. shssihns neh eSpss.. and me
sSs' . %s ~ .: e ss.
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nt.rs sad IN wsrimseiks mssnsr. -
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snsss soa. I foGS wh. paint a On ne ooldss With e
All hs ooianas vi. hss 81 lie ms1iss q Of Is market
:s y (: .s:ss :.ss pss IN. E
ne4 fecrs Of cfcpss with mosdng, must Be paans
IT, ~os s.iss y .. p:a sssise win b. ..wly pls~.d
S Il, h;ss esas p..ss de - q which had vim
ins tbe sdss and md d market osSss with a ths x
' p,.ssssE S,.ss e. :. =; ,:,S s.S .,s ss ~.
placed 81 new ~ isch dsd c1p. sscs Srassrs r.
q 4: E .:
plate whl bs dressed ~ inch cyp bessd seseins 10 The
~: sas.n s:s
Iss & q = owed copper will Be Pse.t reach dow.
OF !ne psse.. Soypss saitss not =, ihsa inehus
fecuy cesn. q wi aso the coaAgos hseask ia
the coIum Of the awning and the o0ppsf
them n the aides of se gutter Bsh tksss hn shaI b
new 3nch copper neck conduct tbs svsJ
Ths sable vsutil.tos now in the Po.ys. .,s.t s.d d
root viii BE aksa away and another subsuuied in sizs e
diaueier. Tbs tsds and famisg Of it Nm bs psiulsd with
thies coats Prem b green II ~
Railing ensssns the fist pah Of roof will be sspared and
Deter iaatened, and properly painted with white
paint HUGH GRANT, 80
9Prveyos Of the second Monicipslity.
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OF LoUIsIANA-Acade1
High SCHOOL, corner OF Consta and kace
IL sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. p23 "


super Broche Antique Silks ;
Colored Armure Silks
Striped Tatela Silks
High col. plain Pouit de Sole ;
Black Brocade Fseonhee;
Extra rich and embr', do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plain
POult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
chameleon P0ult de Sole
Small plaid high colored do.
for misses;
Marcellines and Florences, oil
every shade and color;
White and colured Sauns;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and colOred watersd
Poult de Sole;
Colored Silk Velvets
Rich Chene satin striped ard
pain Cashmere d. EcOsse
French and English Merinos,
Mousselnes de Lame and
Alpacas. solid coiors. oil
every variety of shade
PLATA. striped and plaid Pop
lins
Superior black and cold plain
and figured canton Grapes !;
A large assortment OF white
and Colr'd embr'd and plain
Grape Shawls, some extra
rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy
rich Silk Shawls;
~ P. w. w. woulJ e
factors and planters to his stocI
very complete and the articles
care and judgment, the ressIt
,ioulsr limo
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Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amer.
Can Cslicoes;
A complete assortment of
Eng'n, German and French
| Hosiery; .s-1 d
Superlur white and cold Silk
Hose and Halt Hose /;
GLOVES AND MlfTS.
Buck. Chamols, Kid, CASH
mere, Silk, Filoseih and Fl.
let, Of every DESCRIPTION.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortm'I
OF Valenciennes, English,
French and German Laces,
and do. Embroideriss;
Superior 6-l2 and ia Liner
.Sheetlngs
Damask Table Linens and
Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
A. 1nsh and German Linens
and Lawns
Linen Cambric Hdkfs, plain ;
Embroidered and col0red Dor.
dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
Woolen Damask, etc
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels. Lin.
seys. Jeans. Denims. Stripes
and Cotl0nades:
Super French Ned Blankets !;
Heavy Gfsiner Plantation do,
very superior.
specially cali the attention Of
OF s0ods for their use. 1t 10
have been selected with great
OF long experience in that par
an If
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OFFICIAL,
R.ooapra's o,ns.. Mu.Icr1Irrr No. Two. !

hsoOaD..' q, sS,Sz: ::..: Mg'Es,..,rx rG q. .Twos
NOTICE is hereby given tha. the andeissned
p... .s.dss .. a,. q fa&s S nd
oSD.nc. o cosnc cI ps psS Sc
pp s fin; % e.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
-, MUNICIPALITY HunBsa rwo.
A LII persons who have present applications for
Room no II Munieipal hs. 'ocsi. p T.. this day.
"A - -. jzMEs B. d GALGWiELL. Rseosd...
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs,
NV SSsses o.sss MuISsa..1r 1sa5.r1 hi Two
Il. . ne f.
dss .eoo1dns 70 law. oos Ssan om os q a.i: /: S e
ol fnsi JAMES H. CALDWELL, Recorder.
WILLING OF LOTS.
suavrrorsS S..S:,ss,.G S2,Sss s.Gsss ssS,ls ms.sr4s1r ~;
r ESoLvED, That the Surveyor be, and he is
i as Il S q &. ss Ss; M . s; s:
sions Of an ordinance passed Aueast n, 1850. ' =.
q: % ::
fed up cause the SANE 70 Be done thirty days tn the
cay theisais1 that .sid los unsa snd ths. the
Gay. nom nouhcauon nlsd at the 9H y shs ST.s
all Surveyor Of the Second Muacipaity.
Public Night school, I'd municipality.
THIS SCHOOL will be open nightly for six
months, from Monday, 9Th inst. from halfpast to
O'Clock p. the Male Department the Marshall School,
M James Beckmsn as frincipal and the Female Depart
ment at the Franklin Sch0oh0u ST Charles sree,
in charge Of Mn. Julia Bslett Applications ios admson
may be made to the President Of tbs Board either Of the
undefagned the Pincipals. ~ ~ ~
]. y. HARRIS. s1
~ O.. I'm EfnH - MrpnrN <OommWse.
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For Painting the Fssk School house. corner of
I'D st. Peter and Perdtdo streets.
To have the external wood work of the wall. and galleries
well painted with best paint The blinds and hand
rails % be French green and the rest white paint
Builders Will examine Tor themselves. and bid for the WHOLE
subject to the approval Of the Council. : ~ '
This panng be- finished before the 18th day of
January 1854 under penalty OF els day every day
thereafter completed. according The directions and
the satisfaction OF the Surveyor.
Security required The iu OF the contract 10 the
satisfaction Of the Council. HUGH GRANT.
. Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
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MayOraity OF New Orleans,
-sl4 OCTOBER Is, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,

Sitting Of October Il, i85l.
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requesed after giving ten days notice in the official
paper o hi. Mnnicpslty to ell al PUBLIC auction.
codance with files and specifications file in lhe Office of
the surveyor. the contract for painting the external walls
etc., of the arlington. fsk Franklin and Masha school,
houses, and the carpenters work Washington,
of the Council y = :
[Signed1 JANIS H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved October 15, ISL.
lSigned) A. ID. CRossMAH, Mayor. ei-.
True copy: H. BIER. Clerk.
MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEAHs, Oct. Is, 1861.
NOTlCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution, that will ssl my office, ON MONDAY,
fef painting the external wallis et of ths Washington,
Fisk Franklin and hia,:ha sehoolhousss and also the
schod,.hoases An in accordance with plans and spsoioa
tons 10 be furnished by the Surveyor. 80, !, 4 =
O29 A. H. 7CRossMAN. Msvor
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Specification

SpeCfhcat1On
Of repairs to be made on the Marshall School
house on st. Mary street, 6sttOeen Girod and
Julia streets. lif
The ceiling, boards, and flooring of gallery are much
diapda'ed and the whole must receive Thorough repair
Goumns and Antes To be repaired in proper and work.
manlike manner sOme OF them with and cap.
Ornice and facia will receive thorough repairs together
with the blinds of h0use Of which we'd
and new door and frame be the alley wsy-sll OF
to the sat faction Of the Surveyor 'T-777
The window blinds and dom, with all the new timber work
to be panied with three Of paint the blinds and
door Ffe nch green, aad the other white paint
All other xernalwo0d work Of house shall receive two
costs bast white paint.
And the Who'll. must be completed or before the 18th
day Of January 1852 under penalty Of 4l5 per day
every day thereafter not completed ~ Y.
Buiden will examine the premises for hemssves and in
Council = ~ -. :.
Payment will be made the certificate of the Surveyor in
cash compstlon, and security required 10 the full
Of the to the satisfaction Of The Council,
HuGH GRANT, p
Surveyor of the Second Munic pslity
New Orleans, Nov. 8, 186l. lI. =
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MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO,
"a Canal street, Nesc Orleans,
TTTunT EChJ q

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY, Plated, -
! !
Planished, Tin, Japaned and Wooden "a
Ware; Table Mats; Git and Br0nzed {f1N
Lamps and Giraadoles; Glassware plain /SSSN .
and Co!esed Floor Mating, and House kASt
Furnishing Goods generally. Sperm and 4 wv
Wax Candies: Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lin. R/w{ky SAu\
seed. Neatsfoot and Chemical Oils SPIRIT kfkA
Gas, Camphine. Alcohol, ,Turpentine, and XHNyEY
Paints of all descriptions; Brushes Win.
dow GLASS; Putty; White Leads Sand Psper: Cline. C,uvled
Hair; Hair Seating and Springs Flowing Poshjne Sc,an
ing, Furniture Coach, Black Japan aud White Damay VA
nshes As0-Picked and Common Moss alvaya IN sa,s
PRICES OF CAMPHINE:
" the eanel. SO oentn per gallon
~ Inc nve gallons IS cents Der gallon
For less quantity. cents per gallon
mnla up ~ dEW
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NEW mUsiC STORE.

NEW AAoSAC STORE, I .
s3 Camp street, three doors 6eloso Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
ple,e sock of FANS M f3R%E epsffsS M M1sfG Ssfn
above pd gst B
Grand Piano FOrtes from Pleye Co., Henri Herr T.
uilber! Co., and the best q other makers. y
Semi Grand Panos, from Henri Herr and Psyel.
picoiO Pianos and Pianinos. from Herr. ss
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Durham, VIM Hall Il Son,
Gale, and others, l
way, New York.
Mslodeons from 4 to oetavos.
Parlor Organs, IN rich carved cases.
The Harm0nlcOn Orchestra, or Organized Piano,
New style OF Guitars. of ch and varied patterns some Of
Tomas make. :"
Boehm Flutes. -
mproyed Accordeons, warranted not get of tune
biass Instruments from double bass atotogether with
full assortment OF Music, new and old. ~
Mr., ALFRED F. TRUST has charge OF the establish.
friends.
room has been fitted uuor the especial of the ladies'
where they always tried their mnsic before
purchasing. ffe;h iy1 --.t- w. T, MAYO,
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Surveyor of the
ewOrleans. November 3. 1851.

Of Repairs to be made on the Franklin School
and Julia streets. ~ ......
The tgbes and flooring of the galleries to be repaired
thoroughly. with suitable materials, w0rkmanike manner
The cap and base Of each of the gallery columns will
newed and all requisite repai the shafts Of columns well
round. ~.
Wood work above described shall be painted with three
coats best white paint and all other external Of
paint.
o same quality present. and painted with coats French
green. -l---- -. =
whole be completed on or before the 18th day
January 1854 under penalty Of e5 day for every day
the directions the Surveyor. . -
Bue wilt the premises for themselves and ncuds
Council 80 -77-
Payment will bs made, compilation. in cash, on the
tc1te of the and security required in the full
amount Of the contract the staction The Council
HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality,
NeWOrleans. November 3. 1851.
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p EMOVAL-Mrs A. L. PAGAUp respectfully
~ informs her ends and the public that for the greater
eonve1ence and better of her she
McNaI Esq On Pytan street, between ITALIA and Erato
Streets and viii remove her High School for Young Ladies'
from No. 80 Apollo street on Monday next, the Sd Of No
vember. o30 If
UNIVERSITY OF LOUTSIANA-Academic
~ ODepartment-Seesion of flS5l-52-UhIvKRsrTY SCHOOL
FOR Boys University Place, Common street.-The Fifth
Annual Seson 1T this Department commenced the Of
October. he Senior Class will be examined first
Monday Of November for promotion to the Collegiate de-
parment The Principal has the pleasure OF announcing
that ne has secured the valuable of the to0wine
NAMED proessos in the Collegiate Department: =
PIOes or WIN. u Duncan, M. A., Greek and Latin Ian.
gusges and Literature. '-Y
Prosssor Marc Rou1 French hanguase and Literature.
Professor Hermann kohlmeyer Pm. D., German and He.
r. M. Radcliffe. IL D., ,ClsHca al and English Department
Angle Leno, A. B., Spanish Lang uage and Literature
eV he Principal will nave exclusive charge Of the
Ds artment Of Mathematics. - --I-'-7t - -
O3U 3m G. w. SEARS. P6ucinal
HIGH SCHOOL, corner OF Constance and Race
II sts.. by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. n23 u
NEW GOODS-P. w. WOODLIEF. No, 10
ghsrres street. has just received per steamships Win
held Scott Union and Empire City and by the sailing
packets from New York, Boston nayre an assortment
3f Fasho abe and Seasonable FANCY AND STAPLE
Dkf GOODS, heretofore unsurpassed extent, variety
and recherche style, which he offers WHOLESALE
AND ALL to his patrons at very educed
prcss The stock consists in part OF the following vz
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RATTuRE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
- sh dssisous Of obtaining Battpe sand that
permits esn 6s ootsssd this ccs fN estiins Sand
st. joseph aree4. HUGH GRA ANT =
Surveyor Of the seeood Municipality.
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STRAW AND SILK GOoDs.

STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
A CAMP sTRRKr, UP STAIRS. NJ
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
and eounuy ne has Just received choice
and coTnlee as,orment Of B NETS, RIBBONs,
FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS and MILLINERY ART(.
Giles general which he offers low prices lor cash
IS smlp ISAAC sAwIN. A Camp st., up .tais.
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Mayoraity OF New Orleans,

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,l
Sitting Of October A. 1851
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
~ and request d. after giving ten days notice in the off.
ca paper OF this Municipality, to s al public auction the
contracts
Fos painting. whits washing and repairing the st. May's
Market. ~ 49,
For painting. whe-wsshnx and repairing the Poydras
Market. s7-T'E - : '..
For painting, WITHDRAWING and repairing the Vegetable
Market. ' eFTf~'Y~ ~
The work to be done and payments made in aecosdancs
with the specifications furnished by the Surveyor and be
published win the said notice Nl' : III
(s,gned] l JAMES II. CALDWELL, Prssiient,
Approved October is, 1851.
fS,enedl A d. CRosshAs. Mayor.
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specification
Of re n1irs tn he made M, fh> W. orto,, s


Of repairs to be made on the Washington School,
house, corner Of Magazsne and Basin streets.
Ceilings OF the galleries OF this house vepsired in
proper, woikmanhke manne with tongued and grooved
inch DRESSED yellow pine. $3.50 q g, nj ~
The flooring. the oiss and all timbs Of the galleries Be
well repaired WHARF necessa ~ the flooring to be with w
Ineh yellow pine q cyprs dressed onggsd and eroovsd.
and the tlmbers yellow size the pfesent.
new turned columns shall be substituted for those Of the
present gallery columns, OF best sound cypress all Other
requiring repair wnst have the caps and bases in
good finished condition with p., mateIals.
Blinds OF house will be repared In w0Fkmanke manner
and such OF the blinds much ared bt
replaced by new ,
Cutters and conductors be carefully repaired and
hSed using new pieces where required and stop al
leakage.
The wood work above described be painted with
three coats best paint the blinds French green ana the res
white color anu all other external and rnal wood
OF house to receive two best paint whts Other
Two coats French green
The whole be completed before the fifteenth day
oi January 1884, under penalty els per day for every
day thereafter completed satisfaction and under
directions OF the surveyor.
Builders will examine the premises for themselves and in.
the Council.
Payment will be made completion. in cash. on the Ger.
caie OF the Surveyor; nad security required in the full
amount ofths contract, the satisfaction Of the Council
HUGH GRANT,
. Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
Ma N1r>., .kA-4
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MAyoRALTy OF NEw ORLEANS. Oct. Is, 1ssl
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution that will sell, al office, on MONDAY
Now TO- IL O'Clock M the bidder tn cootrscis
Tor paatng and lepa ng the ST. MARY Vegetable Msrket
TIE work to be done in accordance with the spec6oauon
oil the Surveyor .l sa f. =
Oa9 A, d. CRossnAN Msvoy
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A NDREW g. BUtt a co, Ne. Is Cassl
.ss:.: W. s:s o:.::s u 49, ~ 81 Nv:
sAnpLEMARE ssvs % sosa;s.sy ssa.a la!ls -
WHIPS, seualnx, HsnNs apa Bsidb 1l(lkSl. Hsessi =
sAMnbL ); ~ Ens, 100 e snd fnsaiax = ts1S spdss'
- IL lsds W W .ANnlsws q pulh ! 90,
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I'M IA. MEYER, NO. 400 "a sP st1sst " a,en :.
lyl. maker and dealer in JEW El.kY, CtJt.D,ss.
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES H1A
All JeweIy articles repaired at moderate prices nfisi
TO PLANTERS : 5000 pairs MUD AND
In store and Tor sale by s.
A.F. DUNBAR co,
b and to Common styest
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II AN AWAY from the subscriber on the Sd
y inst. negro man named ROBERT aged about n .
~ years, oi grf eolqr feet or inches high. with
long bushy hair, and the left stiff the elbow
ESQ., OF the parish Of West Feicana, n Tins State on iae
On day of August last and s probable that lurking
reward viii be given for his recovery.
- If p, w, WOODI.IEE fb,.,ras.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
ADDRESS cot. j. Il. COBB 70 THE
VOTERS OF LOWNDE5.

VOTERS OF 10" %315'
FELLOW OIfi2ENs - Is known 70 }o4 '.a'
in conjunction vita C~. 3 .u and Capt Sc m
BIhsdai'' was n'ih,na Ell IS ne Nh'oo nai1
OF l1wnd'' county al Their meeting .' tn.aa 10.
last APuh 20 b' oT'rrd 10 }5l Il, = raaallsle e
represent tue county ~ THE S.ai' ,"Nat,'
called by our L'glsRaf' q, late eHi''@a.nafl
session. Il Is also known inm1hY 81 }oa That
hesitate n 10 arcrpl 'bl, p.aiI.'e' h"ao' if'n any
Union I'lead', having Iii''e DESIRE to r@appam
asa chnd'idle on To" roi1ra' stage; aud had
Tue ONE 20 oe 'oh,'nuao ~, "P'o - q sac p
p'l'lcaI catiac'''' >h'il 8"h0rssy nave "eG
ed leave to dfe"i' ihh r'nddtcf. bl' a. u
was nj s'uc'} p'a"eli e5aa'--'s Il Is ir
seat "a d hoif "h.cl VII compose the So'ef.
e'SH'y OF ''''s''''2''' '"d Wa'eh 'of veal or 'of
"o, wt'i settle the destiny 81 lbe STATE as a mem,
per Of me ed'rai laion--hoa as # T. intimate
y eo'"4'l. WIN ai our private Irta,'"hS rs
P'''Ft'f ''''''r' as we, ~ WA our oHr2Ia"er
% 'n' |9's'''',''' al'' '''"o o. our I1'h.is'
'',''1', va o'''' ~ -. =. "''l am
- P'' Wy" "' W ,''''> '."'" me '','' . "l
90 '01" Guns ''i w.
~ ,s',r ny nun "''.f ''F t''', "'' f'',"
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
ADVERTISEMENTS.

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n,,,,e ,,r.1ae-e, pen lines or iess1 for the first
AMI Ftrr1 Csyrs for Zach subsequent insertion.
Er L.i5,ral relnctions viii be made to persons
who advertise bytheyear
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JOE PRINTING.

pJOB PRINTING ncq'ty executed, en-
abe short notice AM at REDUCED RATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

-rsURSCRIPr lON-TnsEs DoLLaRsis
ADVANCE; ForR DoLLARsif aaYmentis islayedunt'l
The expiration of ne year.
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GRN. Foorr
Your letter is bal1rs me aud | proceed to an
swer it Immediately.
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-. - i lS-~S4sE.-

Is published every Saturday Morning.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05

New York Nov. I'D, P. NJ The
steamer Franklin hasarrived, having made
an excellent run. She sailed on Oct. 22d,
and on that day passed off St. Alban's
Head, large steamship, supposed to be
the Baltic.
C-Ii----."s uurI, anu price. or all ues-
criptions had declined &c. The average
daily sales were 1000 to 5000 bales, chiefly
to the trade.
In -four and wheat onlya moderate bust
ness was doing at the decline noticed en-
Friday, viz I: Sd. Cd on -four and Id on
wheat. Corn was but little inquired for
and nominal at previous rates.
The Manchester market sympathized
with the state Of trade in Liverpool, and
business was limited with gloomy aspect.
Consuls closed at 97i 97s, being an
advance. Commercial advices from the
continent were devoid of interest.
Kossuth had not yet arrived, but was
hourly expected. A public meeting had
been held at Leeds on Monday evening,
for the purpose of issuing an address to
him on the occasion of his liberation from
captivity.
There is no special news Of interest from
Ireland. Abbott Lawrence's recent tour
was the chief theme of conversation, and he
appears to have become extremely popular
with all classes. The tide of femigration to
America showed no diminutiou.
A terrible explosion occurred at Krems
on the 18th, by which many lives were
lost. Some portions Of the Magazine were
blown 1000 yards, and houses were sha-
ken as by an earthquake.
The Queen of Spain had written to the
Cubans congratulatory letter, rejoicing
at the defeat of the Cuban expedition, and
the execution of Gen. Lopez.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
Very Distressing.

Week before last, Frederick Roemer, ;
merchant of Chambersburg Pa, failed
His liabilities were estimated at thirty
thousand dollars. He was subsequent,
arrested at the instigation of the creditors
On Wednesday night, Lewis Denis, ESQ.
of Chambersburg, one of bis principle en-
dorsers, and fellow loser, committed sui
eide, upon the receipt of the news. The
Chambersburg Repository, says that scarce
ly had the corpse Of the unfortunate man
been escorted to his residence, ere new
excitement was created by the appearance
of Roemer in the custody of the Sheriff.
He had been arrested and broue ht to
town, at the instigation of certain Of his
creditors, to answer the charge of having
fraudulently involved them. He was ia
ken into hotel nearly opposite tho resi-
dence of Denig. The crowd Immediately
changed to the opposite side of the street
and surrounded the hotel. The feeling of
grief and sorrow before manifested in every
countenance, now gave way to sentiments
Of indignation. The Sheriff, however, was
permitted to discharge his duty without
interruption, and Roemer was taken from
the hotel to the Office of Justice Armstrong,
where his examination commenced. After
several hours thus engaged, he was CON-
mitted to prison, to await further hearing
on the following day. No one appeared
to 90 his bail. The man who but a few
days ago might have commanded hundreds
to his rescue-who but few DAYS before
enjoyed the confidence of the community
to an extent altogether unlimited-was
now without friend.
On the following day he was again
brought before the Justice-but in the
meantime the feeling of resentment and
Indignation against him had softened down
into one of commisseration, or at least of
forgiveness, and his creditors withdrew the
prosecution they had commenced. The
unfortunate, deeply harassed and sorrowing
man, was permittedto go his way in peace.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-05
Commitment.

Mr.. Charles S. James, has just been paid
a very handsome compliment. For some
years past he has been connected with a
private Academy in this city, as Teacher
of Mathematics. Having recently been
appointed Professor of Mathematics in the
University at Lewisburg, penn his pu-
pills of last year met together, and deter.
mined to present him a hsndsome silver
cup, as tribute Of respect and affection.
1t is beautiful specimen of silver ware.
and was manufactured by Messrs. Sjholm
4 Kline, No. l Strawberry street. The
young men have done themselves great
credit in this laudable act, and Professor
james will no doubt cherish the tribute
with the liveliest appreciation.-Riadez.
phia Csrstian Chren.