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WARRINGTON. Thursday, June a.
" The Court, Martial in the Case of Gen. Talcon.-
The following general order was issued to-day, by
order of the President:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ. GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July II, 1851.
General Orders, No ga General Court. Mar.
tIal, to consist of thirteen members, will assemble
IN the city Of Washington, at eleven A. M on Mon
day. the 23d ins or as soon thereafter as possible
for the trial of Brevet Brigadier. General George
Talcott, Colonel of Ordinance.
Detail for he Conrt-Brevet Major General d.
y. Twiggs, J. E. Wood, P. F. Smith, B. Riley, G,
Gibson; Brevet Brig. Genls J. B. WalIach. j.
Churchill, J. G. Totem, N. S. Clark, #. Chiids /:
CoIonels J. J. Albert, ]. B. Crane; Brevet Colonel
). Plympton Brevet Major j. F. Lee, Judge Ad-
vocate. By order of the President.
Nv, r. JONES, Adiutant- General.
The arrest OF Gen. Talcott has excited great in.
terest here, as well because of his high social az his
official position. 1t is said, among other things the
charges involve question of veracity with the
Secretary
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The Shadrach Rescue Case-Trial Of Hayden
In the trial before the United States Court in Bos
ton, of Lewis Hayden, one of the alleged Shadracl
rescuers, the Government has closed its testimony
and the defence is going on with witnesses. The
Government evidence is in substance that Hay
den was present at the examination of Shadrach
and said he would stand by him; that he was
seen outside of the Court house, previous to the
rescue, and subsequently, with Shadrach, armed
with pistol, when the latter was forced into a
cab and driven Off
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

Tho Upper Rivsrs--IHs EOod.-The St. Loui,
lntelligenosr, Of the 18th instant, says that the
river, opposite that city, fell four inches during
twenty-four hours before six o'clock the prevou.
evening.
Reports Of another rise in the Missouri slight
though,) had reached St. Louis; and the conse
quences of heavy rains, that had fallen all along
the Missouri and Mississippi, were feared; but il
was thought that these causes could not, possibly
operate more destructively than to retard the sub
sidence of the waters. This, however, is bad
enough
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MnyOralty OF New Orleans,

COUNCIL or MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
DCro,,,,,,, Sitting of Tuesday, June II. 1851.
K ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested after giving five days in the oficia pa
PER 70 sell at public auction the for building Drop
enaer Tor the use OF the Drsdge Boat said Tender to be
9o 10 accordance with the specifications be furnished BY
ne surveyor and published with said notice and paid
IOr On completion and delivery to the Municipality The
SAID Tender to be finished every respect and delivered to
Inc municipality within thirty days from the signing Of the
contract under penalty and forfeiture Of twenty dollar.
per DAY or each and day beyond the specified time
OF thirty days sad forfeiture retained out Of the COS;
price OF SAID Tender Good security amount OF The bid
WIN be required aud the party named security must ha
IN Ms name under his own signature The
[Sgned1 Jas ii C,In,yEIr Pyss5sn'
Approved June 10, 1851, '
. [Signedl A. d. CRossmAN Navor
True copy: Ill. BIER Clerk,
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r. Z. Rarnum.-The NewYork Mirror learns
that this extraordinary man went to Europe in the
steamship North America, to complete arrange
ments, which he already has in progress, to bring
one or more artists of distinguished talent and ex.
traordinary attractive power, TO this country, by
CONTRACT On dit that he has already been re-
ceiving overtures from Cerito, Mario, Grisi, and
other reigning stars" of Europe,
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P~6fie Ereeattom in Woodviile, Ans,.-The
sentence OF death was executed in Woodville,
Miss, on Saturday, the 18th inst, on Mly Fox,
the slave convicted of poisoning the family of Mr..
VIM. Dowty of Wilkinson county. The Republic
says that it has been long time ince an execu-
ton occurred in that county. A large number of
negroes from town and country assembled to wit.
ness the execution
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Important Copyright Decision in England
Lord Justice Campbell has reversed the decision OF
publishing in England are entitled to copyright,
The issue was tried last year upon an action to re-
cover for the pirating of musical composition. a
cavatina from the opera of " La Somnambula. -
The declaration claimed that the plaintiff was own
er of the copyright at the time the offence was
committed. Baron Role having ruled against him,
writ of error was brought before Lord Campbell.
The tirst question was, il authors had copy.
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Art hnteuigence.-F the Bulletin of the
American Ar, Union, we learn that Mr.. Healy
was advancing rapidly with his Webster picture
In Paris. He hopes to return with it to America
in July or September. Mr.. Powell intends to leave
about the same time with his painting for the Capt.
tol at Washington. There are many American
artists now in Italy.
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Movements Of the President.-We learn from the
Republic that the President has commenced, in the
Treasury, an examination into the affairs of the
several Executive Departments. 1t is in the con.
temptation of the President to visit Old Point Com
fort in company with the Secretary of the Interior
as soon as he shall have completed his examination
of the several departments.
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Cholera on Steam6oats.-The steamer J. M.
Miles, that arrived at Louisville, on the 18th inst,
had had seventeen deaths from cholera and ship
fever on her trip up The boat had upwards Of
two hundred and fifty emigrants All the deaths,
with one exception, had occurred on deck among
the emigrants.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

Jenny Lind per ss.-The first concert in the
United States given by Jenny Lind, on her owr
account, tosk place in Philadelphia on Wednesda,
evening, the 18th instant, at the Musical Funt
Hall, which was crowded to its utmost capacity
The North American says ii was the most success
full and brilliant concert yet given. Like bird
freed from its cage she seemed to carol in the very
luxury Of liberty, and to soar higher and higher
as the cheering plaudis of the assembled thousand.
greeted each new effort
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La Ua'ion-The Spanish paper with this title
published in this city, is to be conducted hereafter
BY v. Alsman alone. We observe that E. j. Go
mez has withdrawn from the concern, and that v
Aleman has assumed the responsibilities.
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Curious Smt--ln 1929, man named John
Brock, clerk for Mr.. Cottrel, in London, left him
and came TO New York, with flOOO belonging TO
his employer, with which he opened jewelry
store In Chatham street. In 1913, Brock died. leav-
ing widow, and property worth over $50 900. In
Tue meantime, however, he wrote to Cotlrsll that
he intended 10 pay him the f10OO as soon as he
became rich enough, but never did it. After his
deaih Cottreli brought suit against his estate in
New York Tor the floOO, with interest, and on
Tuesday last he obtained judgment for $1,000,
being the principal and interest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

The American Consular fees at London, for tn
first ak months of the year 1850, were $4,000.
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TIE Iutnt-The coinage at the Mint in Phila-
delphia during the week ending the 7th inst. was
Total number of pieces.

AS the Mint is enabled to redeem all their GER
hhcates so soon issued, after the bullion is as
sayed and the value ascertansd. it is at present
cohnhlng us operations to the coinage OF the small
pieces and has on hand large amount of quarter
eagles and gold dollars beyond the demand for
them. National Intelligencer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

The Democratic State Judicial Convention, at
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, have nominated the
following gentlemen for Judges of the Supreme
Court James Campbell of Philadelphia; Jere-
miah 5. Black, of Somerset; Ellis Lewis, of Lam
caster John B. Gibson, of Cumberland, and Wal.
ter Fl. Lowrie, of Philadelphia.
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To the Ladies.

u Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favom and
liberal patronage In her line Of business happy inform
friends and the public that she removed from No.
to 1888 St. Charles street. where prepared receive and
1T Ladies' and Children with the following articles to wit.
shermsns SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUp-
PoRrERs, DR.. Bannng's BODY BRACES. Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT
Frs. DR.. Thompson's SUPPORTERS, etc. etc.
u Hours Of attendance in the morning. from A. NJ till
O'Clock p NJ; and in the evening from til 8 p. N.
10 Females will bsi and wait upon ladies'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

No fewer than 1855 immigrants have arrived
at New York during the past nine days-aboui
1900 of them are from Ireland.
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The Great Ezhi6itton.-The latest letter from
Mr.. Riddle, our agent at the great London Exhi-
bition, published in the National Intelligencer,
says that in agricultural implements, the chief
display of the Great Exhibition lays between the
United States and Great Britain. Full a tenth of
all the space within the walls of the immense
building is occupied by the latter country in agri-
cultural and horticultural implement show. Mr..
Riddle says, however, that number has nothing to
do with excellence, and he believes that in what
has been sent from the United States, of agricul-
tural and horticultural implements, we are in
ingenuity in the saving of labor, in the adoption
OF valuable principles, in the application of science
and in industrial prog ess, not whit behind oui
complacent mother country
Mr. Riddle has met with unexpected diffcultie.
In making out a catalogue of prices for the Amer
lean contributions. The catalogue of prices is to
be an important document in the decisions of the
jurors, and as he has never received the letters
description, and prices of the American oontribu.
| tons, he cannot make out perfect catalogue.
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The Boston papers are rejoicing over the termi-
nation of Jenny Lind's contract with Mr.. Barnum
The Transcript heads the intelligence, "Jenny
Free-The Nightingale Uncaged."
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The Canadian Parl,ament.--In the Leeisla-
tive Assembly, on the night of the 18th, the
Finance Minister stated that the Canadian Gov.
eminent had the power to make the st. Lawrence
River fres to the vessels Of all nations without ref
erence to the Imperial Government
Government has introduced bill to abolish the
arstocratic right Of primogeniture in the success
sion Of real estate.
A bill to prevent the expenditure of public mo-
ney for purposes not previously authorized by law
and to limit the granting Of pensions, was defeated
by the opposition of the Ministry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

RRmARIABLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer the celebrated Indian
Doctor, has the credit of achieving some remnrkabe
we were shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levse Steam Cotton Press. Third Municipality, who, we
were informed had been cured of consumption or rabe,
disease OF the liver and lungs, with fever of the bowels He
was discharged on the I'D March, after being confined to his
bed Tor many months The appeared perfectly
we also saw at the tme negro who had been cured
Of severe cancer by Dr. Fryer. Edtors Louisiana Stat
Republican, Lafayette, May rs, 1851. my3o az W.T.
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Holders of tickets to Jenny Limbs second con-
cert, on her own account, in Philadelphia, on the
18th instant, were asking five dollars premium
Every ticket had been sold at an early hour in
the dav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

Henry JEWELL one of the Utica, N. Y, incen.
diaries, has been committed, in default of $1,000
bail II an action brought by the Trustees of the
First Presbyterian Church. He has plenty o
property. 'l4
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Notice.
~ LID d ArC~A e. Mt

~ For MOBILE Daily U. s. Mail Line, via Bay 81, Louis
Pass Christian and Pascsgoua On and after SATURDAY 18th
of the Mail seaners, OREGON aud FLORIDA will
leave the Pontcharrau Railroad daily arrival the IL o'clock
NJ The Way Letter Bag will the Office Of agent
half past Il O'Clock, A. NJ, punc;usly.
GEDDES. Ara 0 Bant Pls,s
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The United Fire Company arrived in Philadel-
phia, with much pomp, on the 18th instant, on
their return from New York. They were eived
with large and brilliant escort of tiremen About
twenty companies, with full ranks, turned OUT
-Ihs dispiay was very handsome. and s-ei.~d ,s---
erai admiration. the procession passed over
lengthy route, and were received with cheers and
applause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLAss, June 49, 1851
OI!CE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
reso uton, that will sell at my office, on MONDAY
ne syn INST at LIZ o'clock to the lowest bidder the CON
tract Tor building Drop Tender the use OF the Drege
boat In accordance with the specifications 10 be furnished
je20 ID Cpossu.r M,uo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

~ The ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT of the UniverSity Of
Louisiana will remain open during the Summer the benefit
those students who preparing for sdon to the Collegiate
Department in November Students advanced will
the attention during the Winter se,sou.
"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

The st Louis intelligencer, of the 18th instant
ssys that all communication with the interior of
aiaaois has been cut of with the high water in the
American Bottom.
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August g. 1850
At request of Mr.. Kendall put into our urnace
which we melt iron, of Mr. Kendas brick with one OF
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
dghty Mr.. Kendalsno all neither broken or cracked
LEEDS & co,
II We are now ready to supply sugar planters with our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at $12 Orders lei al
Kendall, Voc & Co office, the New Cansi
will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM H. EAGER
mh2S 2dptf Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Works
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

FNrther Bal1oting IN Connecticut Leg
lsature went to work again on the morning of the
lSth and this was the result of their days labor
First Ballot. Baldwin, wing, 1Os; Seymour,
l0l-scattering ID.
second Ballot Baldwin, 100; Seymour, 60;
Catln, 43-scattering II.
THIRD Ballot Baldwin, 100; Catlin, oe ::
Seymour, 37-scattering II.
Fourth Ballot: Baldwin, 1907 Catlin, 6s :;
Seymour 3S-scattering s.
Farther baiioting wa- then postpone5 un,;,
Wednesday the 18th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

Murder IN vicksburg. Wing notices an un-
provoked and brutal murder that was committed
on the river bank, between the upper and lower
wharves of that city on Sunday last. William
Shaw, 9 iaboring man, who had been at work in
Vicksbnrg, was sitting under shed, apparently
eating, and Charles Mckinney, person who has
been loafDg in the city for some time, was sitting
near him. No notice was taken by persons near
them Of any quarrel between the two, until Nc.
Kinney, who is large athletic person, was seen
to pick up heavy cypress club, and give Shaw
three heavy blows upon the side of his head and
neck, killing him almost instantly. The blows
were coolly and fatally directed and with all the
strtngth which the infiiotor could summon. Nc.
Kinney lthe murdereD tried to make his escape.
but was promptly arrested, and committed to iail.
The Wing, in noticing this occurrence, says with
truth, that deliberate murders are rare occurrences
in Vicksburg
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c. b. LaBaron & Co., dry goods commission
merchants, of Pine street, New York, are an.
nounced as having failed. Liabilities, $500 900
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Joseph Brewster, halter, was instantly killed
the morning Of the 18th instant, in New York
by falling into the hold of the ship Challenge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21

Hon. A. II. Stephens, of Gsorgia.-The latest
intelligence from this distinguished gentleman
who has been dangerously i'll, is that he is deci-
dsdly better, and considered out of danger
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MayOralty of New Orleans,

JUNE 10, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
r.o, Sitting of Tuesday, June IT, 1851.
II ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested after giving ten days notice in the official pa.
per to sell at public auction The contracts
H. For furnishing all the necessary material and extending
the Steamboat Landing ~
H. For furnishing all the necessary rial and extending
Shipping Wharyes Nos 8, 7, =, s. 10, H. r. is and a.
The above work to be done accordance with the plan
deposited IN the Surveyors Office and the specifications be
furnished by the Surveyor, and pubshed with the notice
given by the Mayor.
tSignedl JAMES II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved June 10. 1851
- [Signed1 A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True COPY: ii. BIER, Clerk.
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nj X. e, TURPIN holds my full power of attor-
ney during absence from the city, as Der act passed
before Jacob Soria, Notary Public - - NN' '"''e"
NewOrsans. June 49, 1851 ~ 'a, ,s5l # #
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TO THE PUBLIC,

Az I.ObAlCs
E For the benefit Of those persons suffering from the
most painful oahsome and disease, called CAN
GER, do hereby make the following statement declaring
TO be correct " Some twelve months ago. coloed
belonging John Stone. Esq OF Hanisonburg. La. was
placed in charge be brought to this CITY, then be put
under the treatment Of Gilbert for went with her
to Gbes office, for the purpose of his prescribing for her,
and be, after thoroughly examining her. pronounced her
positively incuabe. that the disease beyond palaton.
then took her on board my boa-Oscsolaof which was
the captain 10 take her back TO her But before
time OF departure, s. REYNOLDS paaing, and
called him aboard his opinion relative the 3
condition. He examined her, and Immediately declared he
could her. So left her with him. No. 13 Gravsr
street, believing that she would be herself and her
master. and would shortly die unless reievsd) He
msnced his treatment, ind in few months her, and
considered her perfectly WELL radically cured and have
never since heard OF the least sembance of return Of this
disease-cancer. J. l.. MOORE,
Commander of the steamer New World"
NswOrIeans. June 10. 1851. je1l If
HEADQrARTERs FIRST DIVISION LOUISIANA
MILITIA, New Orleans June II, 1851
Gensral Orders No. 10.
,i The Volunteer Corps Of the First Division Louisiana
VI Tth n Que nj military honor The Fourth a14S
rious Independence, for which enr sS.YGA.S
pose they viii assemble their respective parades fully
Q The Artillery will be prepared to fire National Salute
az sunset on the eve OF the day, and
Of the day. on the Place dArmes Lafayette and Washing
3 Big. Gen; p AuousIlS, commanding the Louisians
First Brigade are charged with the e1eeuoS OF ihese os s
10 o a. they concern their respective commands, and will
4 Brig. Cen. CRosAs and officers of the Ninth Brigade,
s he az % a 5
on me- rsSs oadea 'c0u' DS a O'Clock
THOMAS Grips, Ad.de.Camp. jei6 ID
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For Mobile and the Watering Places.-The fol
lowing il the order Of the departures for this day.
Ten O'Clock cars, steamer St Charles, Sutton, 70,
Mobile, touching at all the watering places.
Twelve o'clock cars, Oregon, Hiern, via Bay
81. Louis, Pass Christian and Pascagoula.
Five O'Clock cars, California, Reynolds, for
Biloxi, touching at all the intermediate landings
Thp iaks ssausr Fyprias hurueAs - vory from Mobile
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Ii. #. Smith r. BONrll21lN1s
DENTISTS,

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
IT. This we.known establishment reopens this day for
the reception Of visitors During the spring alterations haye
been made in the gentemens department. which cannot fail
to give satisfaction. Attached the premises are bathing
houses, bowling alleys, billiard room pistol gallery and
stables
RATES OF BOARD
by the week, for transient visitors ..........l2 20
by the month or at such may agreed on
predcated upon the number OF required and length
OF time occupied and at low price as any house on
the Coast.
1t the determination OF the undersigned maintain the
reputation Of this house in all departments and no exer
tons will be spared to give satisfaction to its numerous
patrons.
The mail boats Oregon, California, Florida, ST. Charles
and Mobile to and from Mobile. stop at the Pass daily as
advertised.
Attached to the Hotel an Academy under the supern
tsndence of R. Fl. MoNair. ESQ. of New Orleans.
The services Of three resident Physicians of well known
reputation. can be obtained at all times
R. H. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
Letters and newspapers left the offices of r. Ged
des ESQ.,, Bank Place. and Mills Judson. ESQ., corner of
Canal and Camp Streets forwarded daily.
Pass Christian, May 81, 1851. jea ISL 2dplm
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBKIFUGE; or
Speeds Fever Tonic.

GB The greatest discovery Of the age, by which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES
from whatever PRODUCED called can be ec
ally and permanently cured n from
TWO TO TWENTY uOURSI
II perfectly hamssin operation scarcely per
ceptbie-and
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what promises If the directions followed
For descriptive sheet, setting forth merits ant! containing
references OF the highest respectaby, from planters, physicians
and Distinguished all through the South used ami
thoroughly tested its properties call any our nu
merous agents.
Pfce One Dollar per bottle; bottles for Five Dollars One
bottle contains sufficient for from sir 10 ten cases.
~ Prepared ony BY A. KENDALL & CO., r. Magazine ST.
For ,ale by Druggists and dealers generally.
ions ntly III
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The Pennsylvania Democratic Judicial Conven-
ton was in full session at Harrisburg on the 18th
instant. Hon. William Wilkins, of Allegheny co.
was President, with Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon.
James NJ. Porter, and thirty others for Vice Presi-
dents, and an army of Secretaries
There were discussions upon contested seats, the
manner of balloting for candidates, and other
points relative to nominations. Finally, number
of gentlemen were put in nomination, and the con.
vention adjourned without having acted on reso-
luton to ballot for five persons at once for the Su.
preme Bench.
Pending the discussion on the manner of ballot.
ing for candidates, a Mr.. Brewer, of franklin CO.
made an assault on the political faith and fair fame
OF David Wilmot, which raised storm of Kisses
and cries of shame among the Democratic Judicial
COnYentinnias assembled