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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

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~ rvhruh G116slkse eslpq.n - 60
IN. ~ me y
srto,.. W u yct lissss has 49, fcn.
msncsd. asd is llsely 10 result ia the over.
throw Of tyranny on the i'land- Tbs Fa'-
saion Il many heart$ will quicken a. ts's
intelligence. Cuba Is destined 10 Ls free.
We extract the news from the Delta u
the ala ult. For this we ar Indebted 10
Messts. J. r.. rxrrsr snd ". A. Lincoln,
who were at tla. dale, in New Ogleans.
Mr. l.. writes Us tia. the most inssnss es-
sitemes; reigas 10 the city, and feeling
strong and deep Is lei, in favor Of Ihe pa
irisis. Cannon were fred. and ,ae most
lively demonstrations were tnnde expressive
Of public joy. IN these manifestations Of
popular sympathy MI seemed 10 participate :
some Of the leading men in New Orleans
beiu. most prominen, 10 the jubilee. The
city was 6lied with parsons on !heir way
10 tnDa, VINO lat'ifHe" 'f"'thS w Wv ~
ming OF the Dist. or on t.e mouiag OF the
Is, of Angust. The Spanish Consul had
bis spies IL every quarter of The city, IN
quiring into every strangers business. MY
l.. says he gives s. Tor every piece oil IN
formation. He is likely to get good deal
of ncws on such favorable terms.
Success to the tuhans sly SIC.
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ly- wfGrALLfsu REruDrATED! -
OUR PREDICTIONS ,ERRIfIED!!l!



We call the attention Of onr readers to
tho result, Of the election in this county,
published below. We beg that they viii
remember our pledges and predictions.
How fcels our nelglbor Of the Republican
this morning! We arc cafous to see
what excuses be viii maize Tor the diias
trous defeat and overwhelming overthrow
Of he Secession party in this couniy
Viii lac deny that the issue was faily
made mp, WIN he insist that his caadI.
dates were personally unpopular, and that,
therefore. there was no ttst Of thc strength
Of tho gacdioai Woe tic secession
voters kept at home by tie excessive rsdus
which icll on Monday lasii
II Is known that Col Camp would have
received ar overwhelming vote IN this
eouni had he not inGisercctly allowed his
name to be pat on the disamon ticket
We know mauy Of cur friends warned
him against that folly. he eau blame 10
one hu, himself for the result, aud we hope
our friends ia tpshnr viii hold him rcspon.
sible for it.
See, too, the fate Of Judge ochiltrec.
We supported him as long rs wc could
consistently with our principle, aud we
doubt no, he would have carried the coun.
ty by a majority Of four or FIRE 10 oae,
had it not been Tor his imprudcnt dcclara.
ton at Gilmor, ihat "ii3 right arm might
80, aud drop from the socket before be
would ever vote one doior or ono man 10
conquer Southern State" As soon as
this news reached here, the secessionisis
TOOK him up, and letters communicating it
were written to their friends at every pre-,
ciuct in the county. urging upon them the
Necessity Of rallyiug to his support. They
did rally, and when Judge o. secs the 70.
salt be will repent bin of his folly--when
(aasD il is too late. His Union Wing
friends, notwithstanding his name was
printed on tho Union Ticket, seeing this
nsw move, took up scurry III opposition TO
him,
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Tie Faculty Of the Marshall University
scAd US the following Cor publication.
Owrgto tie unexpected increase Of patron
ago OF our school. we have boon compelled to
employ an asaii'an', and win Immediately fin.
i.h room for the especial accommodation Of
primary glasses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

or Our Union consolidated friends sent
tickle, to upsllur with Erperson for Gov.
crnor. rarraut for IT. Governor, Ochiltrec
for Congress, Dial for Senate, and Wood
for Representative; all wings To this they
added the asme OF Col. Smith democrat,
who was not candidate before the people
Of Upshnr. in order to help the whig can.
dijaies along. But the bait wouldn't take.
This concerted movement on the part OF
tie federal wings and democrats. wGs in
icndcd to catch the States Rights wings
But the resu. showed, that these had deter.
mined to obliteraie patty lines when States
Rights aud Consolidation was the issue.
or tpshur County owes the election of
hor candidate to the States Rights party Of
Harrison. lic came among US n compare
tiyc stranger, when Mr.. Burress very gen.
erousiy withdrew, aud that party took him
up, They know the result
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Defeated Candidates.

The defeated candida,ee bear their de-
feat pretty well. Oar friend s. d. Wood.
1eturned from Epshur dag or Two ago
~ 4 visit. lie appeared to he il
Sessy good - laughed and joked
uv%rI tlm sasspalk srA gave rs the repos,
o. W elesliss "a Uisshus Ear Ms lie bad
gn,hevlit- We hsd Also yiHi. from Col.
aeiss. Tic Col. wss h fine humor !;
ana II ~. ~hst We " aid advise ali
The candid = ~ he taid up vi. print.
ing bill Tie Colonel ~ should take 10
lea capital elscs'o"ecre. Ills gray hairs
and ssaunch look his benevolent smile
nnd good appearance. arc well calculated
% win votes. Tho Old gentleman ecrtaiuly
out run tie g,,aAsioa. assl tl,attoo agains,
Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

FgoN CESrnAL ANEnicA-lhc y. y
SIM has received files OF the Gaceta de
Guatemala, up to May 81, and translates
as follows
EndeaypTs are helng made 10 establish
line of steamers from Panama by puu;a
Areas to Rcalejo, La Union, i.lcsiulla aud
Izapa, calling ut The above places once
every month. Tho State Of Gua,amala
has offered to contribute the sum of $4,000
for five years or more, Tor that purpose. aud
exemption from por, dues IN the port of
lzapa.
The Gaceta speaks of the troubles In the
mountains a, being nj nm end. the foniy
leader who has escaped assassination by
the hands OF his followers, pae1 being now
n fugitive without supporters.
Shocks OF an catthnualse had been felt
in various parts Of the State. At Guczal
tenango taatilon, some houses were tes.
tfoyea.
The British squadron consisting Of five
vessels arrived ut In Union MAY I. aud
three Of them remained at anchor at that
port
Senior Quiros bad given up the rcins Of
Government in consequence Of the Diet oi
Chiuandcga no. having empowered him to
make peace with Guatamala, according TO
his request II was presumed that Nascon
celos and his supporters would be feinsta.
tod 10 power.
The State of Honduras has sent in n
communication 10 the Diet OF Chinandegn.
proposing to close the ports of Honduras
to British commerce.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

Another INDIAN Fiamr--We learn,
from the San Antonio Ledger of tho l7lh
inst, that Capt Wallace. of tho Rangers,
with thirty-scven Of his men, came upon a
party of seven Indians, on the 9Th inst.
near lake between Neueces river and
Nina Creek. Capt. Wallace aud his men
chaFsed the Indian camp on foot. on &C.
count Of the chapparel and the bogginess of
the lake. A sort OF running fight ensucd,
10 the course Of which "about forty shots
were fred, but Mt two grea. distance to do
much damage. One Indian was wounded.
but none killed. All The saddles, camp
eqnipnge. arms. &c, &c, Of the Indians
were taken" No horses were among the
booty. they having been ia OF BY tho In.
dams who were acting as herdsmcu, A.
soon NJ the whites were discovered.
+" Amongst the camp equipagc was found
n leather pouch containing mary letters aud
newspapers, the principal part Of which
were directedto different persons in I.nrc.
do, and mailed ut Corpus Christi, there
was also one shirt and ono summer coat
with bullet hole through the right breast. |"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

ar The Houston Beacon had T. II. BefL
at tie head of It's columns. rs the candidate Of
It's choice for Governor In the last number
received, The editor appeared TO be in much dis
tresa If mind in relation to certain reports
charging Gov. BFln with having been " IN cor
re.pouaenco with the Governors of several
southern states, and with prominent dlsunion.
lists IN which he pledged the state of Texas
to alsupion. Til. charge which would not
stand the test of moments reflection and
IA too Ridiculous for serious comment, Is treat.
I'd very seriously by the editor Of the Beacon.
Among other ihings the editor savs
Since the Governors visit 10 Marshall, we
SEQ thai tie Marshall Republican, an Allowed
disnnon paper, supports his reelection IA the
peculiar champion o! Ia dlsunion principles.
We row say. e'npha,leally, Il Gog BED does
not clear up the charges before the election,
he VIII lose the Union vote of this section Of
tho state
We would like very much 10 know whether
the editor made these remarks in relation 10
tie Republican through Ignorance or design
When did the Republican advocate aisunion
Tits Tho editor must answer, or he stands In
tho tnensiabh as,iudc If hbeiicr, Til, il
harsh trria but he deserves IT,
This charge was made against Governor
Bell while hewas IN the East. aud consequently.
nnab'c to meet it. We are not informed IL
whom the charge was made. 80 tia, we mny
jadgs whether Ia Fact, il had any respectable
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a kaaa pra jripnts viii send Us in ut
vii a. essIrns il,ss can gather.


'sss plafsef 4 NE Jetseton liesAld
&. fias - sdils.al Atfle Recommending the
u hxs " - lass gsaasas g repsson to the
A w. anil orphans 81 ti'slse ahp is,l IN our
ssassaaavy slragp'e.
4tssv ecltps requests AZ expression Of ihc
tsn.aDa ~ It's press, we shall suceirGly give
~. sisA 4 hsieg notice Of the as.sseIe IN qaes-
AID MT. of lbs article VIII she editor 10
b apfa he hefn,rei lleials.ulaiion that
IN AZ has seea passed for tic relief Of
! a. aud orp,ons, "so'ne bury around
siistdi lrs vres,cd Il fyem them, either BY
i ! 1 out vssstrs'or nauinIsfrhlion, q forging
] YER II aisvrney, Or BY rersanaiiag tbs
al This sentence strikes ~ Us containing
10y gnlust aIiusien 10 Austin. Arc We to
IN s.lard Tie editor, who Is lawyer, 10 soy
e, ~ estates are sound up at Our siaie cap
~ We would also AJAX him ii whe lei
a. Of administration nfc taken out, the per.
81 .rplyiag has not 10 give good and sua-
qa security Tor The f.ilhfal performance Ct
h asys II no proof required 10 establish
senninraess ii power of attorney Or
! Il p~sAiisie for D person ~ forging such ma
sssur,cst 70 eet possession II az estate, anu
i. fdfrss Dc heirs nsai obtaining tkcir Just
ia hit 5c true, - the editor INSERTS,
IA widows and orphans. IN two thirds o the
necs, base aiisd 10 receive the lands 10
.a AiAey wcrs ealitied by vsrious enae.mentS.
l.a ear laws protecting their rights must be
II i,tabiy deficient, or tic proper officers f,l
. AIRY tiaia out Herr, ,lien, Is sulee,
Gritty x Legislative correction. Before we
al Z 4ny more l.ws, would il not be well TO
RI close the door 10 such an extensi,e sys-
sni Of fraud
Seeendiy, We are opposed 10 amy general
lar tho benefit of widows end orphans.
S sAl~w would, We fear, open the doors TO
!. .xtsnrsse syxsem Ut frauds, ngains, which il
tisa duty Of the Legislature 10 guard We
& a with the editor u ihe Herald tia, Ills
have paramount claims upon ,hc gr.tsi-
ID and bounty of the state. TcSas has
been nfE.iddfui Vi her obligations 10 them
sqsernmsDt has dealt ms literally towards
IA ~ kssa. Ent size should be prudent MS
~ - 1sxs. II s'.erc nre esses nqalr.
d n en- legislative halls asc always open for
riesiion and We cannot doubt tha, every
!, ! eseixded petition viii receive iis mcriled
tsa9tlon, Tho great difficulty has been. hil.
tvat the Legislature mas been loo ae.ive
!. - relief lava.
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ll!.s l. Il l.. ~!
~ ~ W bopsd--
& aslss sAss lessss s'''<d. i"e
sgk j s I's.' ~. 49, ~ 49,
5es'fts1 W. Aave yes
m ~ c. nSs.a ssetk ro w ."
~ Gun !elal snts. sse11s ma
5fr - M ~ - evsr TIRES bnndFea
lSvy 1Nslsv's eev Snsish about ls'e';
pgs ovsr Wocda s'n 200 or'nhfes
=. T. hrys n,Aiaaily n thlt county. i'tll
!. III IN lAr9s nseWayh N this cou"sy ana
- ~, M IL ~ prcbalili'y, !" P"po'"'
- tn Jsnsk county wstavs partial 'c'nrns'
johpsar has v3fsra wv easnss " sa'n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

Tn. CRors IN FAxSIx Couxry--We
learn from tho Donham Advertiser thststhc
farmers II Fannin county are = locking
forward 10 Tho largest aud most bountIdal
corn crof ever harvested " In that country.
The wheat crop II that region, which had
jass been gathered, II also represented NJ
being 0acospmonly gopd averaging rec.
,f.,Jf. fs5sss n ~ III LII !"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13

TObaccO-There was but little inquiry, and we noticed
sales of only hhds: (od crop s and II new at
TIC " H.
sugar-The demand good. but with small supply,
The sales limited 400 hhds at for fair to fully
fair.
a1oiasses-Prices have advanced, and about 800 bbs
were sod at 24l27c for good icrmentng and 271aD6c W
gallon for choices also 200 b1s Moasses at &C.
FIOur-There fair demand, and nearly 5000 bbs
disposed Of including 400 Ohio, in lots, the Levee
at 50 6Ds3 70 $500 lined "a good brandt from atboa
deliverable alongside ship at 50 70 and 800 ST. Louis GU
and 1000 at s40s4 O5 p Dbl.
COrn-D1. with sales of 1900 SKIS in lots at SIC for nfe
ror, and IS for good yellow and white.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Mess Pork confined 10
retail lots at s2 50 Dbl $50 bbls Prime without inspec.
on sot e10 37a( $40 3d.. Of Bulk Pork, 1870 0OJb
sold for shipment, from atboat at &c for hog round
Bacon looking upward with sales Of 40 cks Missouri
early the day T6c for Sides and SIS for Shoulders; 50
cks Cincinnati Sides at IA 70 casks Shoulders at 5e and
later 100 ck Cincinnati Sides 73sD71ac y h.. Lard
request and 1900 bbs disposed Of including 200
tntero Ga "a at T. 436 IA So at IA, 800 at aD7s,
and 800 at 75sc " ID.
Hay-Saes of 200 bales Eastern and Western at $2l0
al . " ton.
Candies-About $50 bxs Star in four lots. sold at
19lac " ID.
CofeeMsrket quiet sales 1900 bags Rio lO3S01Oae
| av ID.
Whisky-Prces advanced. with sales of GEO bbs Rect
| fed at 20, and 100 Raw at l1ac " gallon.
| Exchanges - Fair demand at better rates nov
quote:
New York sixty day Bills " ..,..... 024 " Ct disc
sight Checks New ork al - Ct disc
Freghts-lOOO bales Cotton shipped for Liverpool in
American ship, and consignment given away, at 5gd an
$3.50 bbs Flour shipped for Liverpool at 3 shlings.
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AIl-fer steamer Buckeye. 5UO pcs bagglng,
- DO Murphy Gfaii,3 Do ksni$iy s Fss IS 90 IN
90, ksf ard Be,tiy Lsgs &eo75 b5ls io" shhJs
Sts9 20 sG do a1 MsS x Green DO F. ss
Igo do IS 6bs alcohol Lands &co-l do whsky, "a
e ns% "a 3so = ra; + frt Ssf
b9sr Wrst Hco-ii pkgs m n b . BasGe Ike
YSohissS iq5 5s srSh %ds'm.4liS 90
81. sd @
es pnp1 bss
Is cks bacon 10 bxs tobacco. 80 bb whisky 200 do flour ~
S IT, stssmer Martha W,shngton: l4e
10 do I ahd %o. R Esy05 81 S DO
S do, 237 kegs lad Jas Gonpoy &cos54 bb ad oveon
10 't% Hs e5a
BE 9R PGt sgss
bHis eggs i S,urges &cog2O hHs eands; Il Rowsy-
% bb EGGS, 20 do Schneider Wise pigs Poole
Gg r 9 do fo G sss bb rf ,oSsciS
shut Hadde1S DO mpfphy n SIaitsno DO ke9nedy
ST LoUisPer steamer Pacific; a,8s pigs lead, lib 8sks
DO bIahSa.ls do npliy@57i Is %Fss'g Ena,nS
% Eass; 4: traF < v ne.Sot%S$S,d Do Z
ct e9s T%s1S sfs5 S' sHhsy
h a ds aS o bs e ,. SS Sa S
stultz Hsddenos Do Zara'ig Neo14Oo IBIS pork Ken
nett H1o4o az ~ pos fa' 90 tcs casks 9acon bevey'
der VS. CHS bbs bacon Converse ksnnetIi cask
Sf s. Sssfs seo sSs ~
ST. sesmel Missouri 4 bbs II ties lard So
Pk ~ p9 ol hhas lss 'e bacon Chas boxes 10
~ Norton If9oSa psg bran a o.,i DO
Siss s'sas s. s4s si
EioG do May yanbook-ss do Huriey-ilSH Do, 81
SHUT ahdeS Sess ot u do kepde
AieGkoO bills whisky slt,emore 19tterW4S bbls
aeoa
sownr3 css bacon PRICE, Ess SGpc5s IBIS whisky
EvANsHILLE-Pe, steamer Tennessee: 420 bbIs pork
s Ezra Ko0sS , M @ *. br bb Wsy Pr
TWcLsl &colS BPS eggs, Is eks bbs neon Kegs lard
I no Es ssoS sSSs corn ~
bbls castor olIT LaughdgsI do pork Cowan. Dykers
s T. bS saspsase empty ibis cOnno
ton McRea c9itmsnm2s M9en Titus &co.l7s Ne
tsIo sm y Se9L Sugen Sso71 Payne Harrson-e
Lowe Pat,so@5o laan p ei ssp@fh Sso
nvt " alps i S q ihoIhb Meihen
Cleveland BE- Scos besausss Be Ae
T,a ss si &to' Bell Conway-sundres to orde
FSRT ~ SM paleI coI5en: .,s,rs, NJ q,
eo5 do "a bs ro,,an e. ga, Saes petres Ieenwoo
RsT s Saers5 Iyahf SsS l. psHssnl
ailowavmid2 Hill Mcfesn N.Y. Ts
Cocks &co-i pkg beeswas SEXES Scos hides Res
se ear Ms eSt,o IL hid, ou
Il Paw iobit 6cos Mason raio i S fSpaoI
n Foley.lOdo bales moss Flower &co25 do 10 bbls
49, 81, oae moss hhds sugar tran
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston 70 bales cotton
Armstrong. Lawrason Sco-75 do n Smi,h-i0 bags pc
& w Anther-sundres o Mcdowell Mills &co-R ID
Bossman.E Hart Observation-Disclosures &co-Mr
Emsine-M Judson.
BOSTON-Per ship late Howe: Assorted mdse
LlVERPOOL-Per snip Harriet Augusta: Ass ID mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Mediator: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Per ship Thus Church; Ass'd mdse.
B0SToN=Per bark MaBgola: Assorted mdse.
CHARLESTON-Per bark Cherokee: $50 ties rice.
TAMPlCO-Per schr Mary Ellen: $500 in specie
Nj Cabalero-s6350. orter-sE0J0 ID Biossmgn-s3i2 TO
PUG PuIg-i,2 hides Acard-6 bales jaap de Fuen
specie, $40 692.
PENSACOI.A-Per schr Visitor: 1900 feet of lumber.
20 600 shingles i [, Pnney
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!NDIANA-per 8 boats: go ton. hay to order

INDIANA-Per boats: 80 tons hay to order.
OHIOPer Wilkes boat: 1881 bbs flour Beatty, Liggett
SEQ. -
INDIANA-Per Browns boats: 20,Q0 ID pork, 1850
bushel corn and wheat, 800 bbs lzo kgs ard he~ norton
&co
COnssgnees.
Per ship Kate Howe. from Boston-Jas Mce'rego! &co-D
Taylor Eco-Shultz & Hadten-rinell Blanchard- has
Befcher &co--Seccomb Voorhies-Kennedy Fo.tsr-C
A Townend aco-Kennett, Dix nco-J Phi lrs-M Martin
North Bros--W hit'ernore Cutter-and order.
Per bark MaDgola, from Boston-A tochran &co-T q
Twichell &co-Pnce Frost &co-R Crocket-Flin Jones
downs. Cuddy Sco-(;eo Forman Gco-D Taylor &eo-
W MeCuichon heo-I Bidge1M Coooer Tco-W 7
Mco-Waters &co-Kennedy 4 Foster-parmele Bro-L
Cole-J ii Heald-C T Buddeake &co-C G Gaines-Slark.
Day S,aafier-Horan L. Tureaud-Hanod y Moody-Jai
Mct;regor &eo-R " PoxeIH yensTd.J%Sh I Hurley
Rhodes Wright &co-Saml Locke-W h TIA haway-H |!
Stone &co-B .Adam.-North BrosTBeIl stebbins-S
Cuer-W F Vredenburgh &co-J Moron-Moon Iitu'
&co-and order. 80 .
Per bark Cherokee, from Chareston=J Shaw &co-J
Cotchet &co-John BelD Borno-iiill, Mclean Eco!
Mtcbe-Babcock " Fennell-' berry Henderson sco,S
loves aco-Bareiii 2c0-and order.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
L.rrrnnr aao6 N.-Lorerrupr 900 WIN Time. ga

r,n,.,.v G sia,.Iss M 3gsEo T. 1851,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Ohio, Schenck, NewYork. via Havana,
Ship yicksburg. Berry, NewYork. u R eohsn
E ss Hfss,s'fFy p s.9S crsws seon
B Bss bas Bs Bremen oha
Ear sssI t t9: resRfs an
sh Hsa Gons &eo
ehr Ocean Wave collins, ssmpeaGy SrS Sso
Arrived.
stsa% p Gavsiton PpSs from udsnoa via Galveston
s,sa%hp p Fanny a's from v.sa Cruz 18th u via
Ship Tsss 6h5 sfo 1s% to Du
s,,, ley chased my: ,., e., Ns,vvo,t in b,,
Ship Mediaor. Bowers. is days from New York. to o
Ship Kate Howe NorcCs. 20 days from Boston. to Geo
Ship Harriet Augusta Robinson, from Liverpool Sd JAM to
Bark Mangoa Hask. II days from Boston. to Fosdick
Bark Cherokee, Getty II days from Charleston to
Brig Pepto Esopedela days from Havana, in ballast.
Brig Mount Vernon DeBsot. 10 days from Kingston Ja)
ballast to msserMP9,nt FINN ,mnico .,h
chr " vi s. Perry from Pensacola,
Schr Diadem, -, from Altakapas, to master-Point
Bulletin No J. Church. from Mills Point.
buckeye, Devon, from Cincinnati.
NOBLE Frcs, from Mobile. '
| Martha Washington, irwin, from Cincinnati.
Music. siecE, from LafouIehe:
Nalope; Greg, from Askapas
Pontiac No y. Warden. from Fort Smith.
Ts s,ss%S. r JoSata ,Sm 1yaPs eos.
Towboat Louisville MsPherson from the Passes-tqwed
lucky. bark Chas Devans-bought up ship Thos Church
and pig fe pua;,Ds fran, m. p,se.-,o,,od ,,
bs Inn, Ta up ship Kate Howe bark Man
rowb9a PopOe BfPwn oI the ldns and down
| brig Osea and schr Cgrneia-brought up ship Harrie
Auen;.,a, ;;chgs Mary Ellen and o ia s -.
and to sea On The M shP or oasf and Gars
Bafbonr-brought up ships Chesapeake and Mediator
down and he III 1nst, ships Sardinia and WH
Vail, brig PeTcy-came up light
sh,.. = sE 3 S,s. con :, c bp;
| Schooner A Barring
[By Telegraphic Dispatch.1
| Ship Memphis, Bunker from NewYork.
Exports.
!, NEW YORK-Per steamship Ohio: Is pkgs mdse an
new YoRK-Psr ship y iE sss bales cotton, IS
sage skins go IBIS tai ow 35s hhd sugar iooo pgs led
h,fs, 3; 3 I bs ts
B6sI1NPs bat ss5s,t Prince sss S Sb: sqk 400
hams 4O ties % hi bb 3 kegs lard, o0 bbs 10 h bee
% bbls oil, So bxs candles, $50 hides.
BosToNEPs[5 Jars Hebron: ia bales cotton 50, BIB
beef, 50 bbs oil 137 dried peaches, Is walnut
"a hhds tobacco u hds sugar. "a bales hemp, 65 bds
1862 hides.
Il BREMEN-Per bark Maria Joseph $40 bales cotton
| SAVASNAH-Per schr May Flower: Il hhds sugar /
cks bacon, 81 bbs moasses. IS do whisky, do lard u bal
S | Irvine, 800 els rope. IS pkgs rndse.
p | CAMPEACHY-Per schr Ocean Wave: 800 bb -four.
| cases mdse.
!. 7RAzos ST 5AGo-Ps. sch. Alderman: 1876 bale.
4. | lard, Zt9 SKIS corn. 80 SKIS COFFEE.
+, | APALACHlCO l.A-Per schr Aurela 33S bbs flour,
tcs hams, casks bacon, IL bbs beef % bbls moasse
" | sugar,
| PENSACOLA-Per schr Lois: 100 bhls -four 90 b
pork, 20 bb sky 10 bbls moasse casks bacon, I50
| corn and sundries.
SAN JUAN-Per achr Union Ballast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13

Per steamship Galveston, from Iudanola and Galveston
Miss DELL Lieut. Thomas and lady r Tumiey and lady Nj
Prince and child Spec and lady. Barley and lady, Hadden
Rpmbey Boss, Kngsland, Rhea, Sharp. Benedict, Wi
SON. r bradley, T Scruges.
Per ship Harriet Augusta from Liverpoo60 in steerage.
Per schr Mary Ellen, from Tampco-l5 passengers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13
THE New POSTAGE BILL.-The following table
will show the hostages on newspapers, as compared
with the previous rates:
NEWSPAPERS PER QUARTER.

All weekly papers free within the county where they
published Pagers of less than IL ounce half these rates.
papers $40 inches fourth these rates
The following Senators voted against the bill
80 voting for it:
Nays-Messrs. Bell, Benen, Borland. Butler, Clemens
Davis of Mississippi Dawson, Hunter, King, Mangum,
Mason, Morton, Sebastian, Turney, and fuee-l5
On motion of Mr.. Rusk, the title was amended
by striking out the words g" the coinage of three
cent piece and inserting for other purposes"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13

The ship Mediator th25th uit, in lat 3o As long 73c
81 signazed bark Savannah bound to the Moth. On the
4h inst in lat 80 Oy long 40 So parted company with the
ship Medallion, from NewYoTk, for this port.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13

the First municipality designated in the fol owing
mlO the Nos commence at the Railroad and
Second n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being Flaiboat Landing the Third n the FIRST
Nal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13

CHOLERA IN TENNESSEE ,-NashUiHe, March 3,
P.M.--Up 10 last evening there have been fourteen
deaths in all III Franklin, Tennessee. 1t is said to
be increasing
The gentleman, Mr.. Dodge who died here Sa'
urday morning, is the only of cholera in Nash.
vile vet He was taken IN franklin.