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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

Prom the London pu,ch
r. moionI's Account OF shc Crystal Palace
With gnn,al fcrc
Transsure mo ioyrc.
We ssered NJ npths " Pnduk
Tho whole sing
Tie wondthrous thing,
The ralsc. made O. Window
ssy, Psatoo, truth,
Thou wcndthrous youth,
What sthroh.c u art celestial,
What ptWer ~as lint
You 10 inyint
'hh ccUbnecticn oristisi
o. would before
That Thomss Moore,
iikrvuiec the late Lord Doyron,
Tim siglts sthrong
OfgcaiilJ song,
Cast oi or tina, cast Orion
And saw thin wills,
Mud g,ltt.ring hsib,
Thin rising dendthsr columns,
Which rcor pote,
Could not dcuctc
NO, net In tvinsy volume.
Ny muse's words
A. like the birds
That roos,s beneath the panes there;
Her wings shc spo,ls
'Gainst them bright tilee,
Md cracks her siily brsins there.
Tbis rslscc tall,
Thu Cristial Hall,
Which Impercfs might covet,
Stands in High Park
Like Noahs Ark,
rnlnbo- hint above Il.
Tho ,c~ers and fsnes,
In Other acay nes,
Tho fame Of this viii undo,
saint Pauls big doosa,
eeint rnythers rccm,
And Dublins proud Ro<SnAo.
Tvs here that roama
AZ well ircomcs
Ucs disnitre snd stations,
Victoria Great,
md houlds In stste
The Congress " The Nsticef
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trtiht
(AccoRDiNo TO TIN NEW voRx HERALO.)
Yankee DoDdle's come town,
To re the Exhibition,
And strike blow at Ensland's crown,
By stirring up sedition.
The fan Gus New Fork HrsH see,
Whose editors noodle,
Or Queen Victories throne will bc
Upset by Yankee Doodle.
Chcrus--Ysnkee Doodle, Doodle, Sc
Old John Full, our wares t. show,
Invites our glorious nation.
And we'ye accepted, no ways SLOW,
The toafcrs invitation.
We've produce 80 diSplay that shall
Amaze your cotton spinner
Our naiite ra~ ma. teri al
our muscle bono, aud sin no'.
Chorus-Ysnkee Doodle, 10
That there stuff, them genuine good,
The sile II freedom reared ON.
Cut out an empire from the woods,
The greatest ever herd ON.
Light work To f.ii the British oak,
For arms With might SO giftcd
The sleeves l. tucked up tor In. stroke,
guess the axe is lifted
Chorus-Iankse Doodle, &c,
Yankee Doodle, In ship,
l. come FROM New York city,
And IL he should rcpont his trip,
rtckon IT, pity;
OF rocialists hu brings crew,
re kinde agitation
Reds. obsftists, antirentists, t,s,
Who'll preach repudiation.
Chorus-Yanxcs Doodle, &C,
EOcisilstie tracta much moro
Cornburtibio than rockets,
Are stuffed, with bowie knives In stors,
In Gsnhs Iss-lle's pockcta.
With schcncs nod proiects for neg
Britannia constitution,
hnd plenty q rvvolvosstu
EGect the rvvvlutics.
Chogus--Nankee Doodle, 80
Yankee Doodle builds bic hopes
Upon che great dissenriuns
Of Britishcrs about tho ropcs
Aggression and rtpten.i"os,
On Msuuacturv's tvCr- seat
SO ryady fDr rebaling
For very hungcr-nos thai whc1
At such price u selling
Chorus-iankee Doodle. Nc
Yankee Doodle u nc fool
tie's up 10 al that's dsiog;
Pull well be knows what h~c~poS
Ani Manchester are brewing;
Their own republic They're To form,
and cot tae guecnS connection.
And he intends 10 guide tho storm,
AMI l..d the ingurrcction.
Chorus--Yanhcc Doodle, no
mob once sack'd the TulericS,
Ar0'hcr might the Palace
lrCahrr, with perfect e,sc,
And n<vrr mud the gsilovs
To ret thu troops engns a Ia town
la queii w this commoticn.
And then % Name hester drop dsvn,
Il Yankee DSo.lr's notion.
Choru.-yani.eo D,odij, &c.
Yankee Doodlc's conc 20 t0vp,
In MI his fcrco and ry~er,
lie mean "a Turn the Abbey dsvn,
Bank, Parliament. ,nd Tower.
Oh vcz-.nd hrv the Thames ~ well,
De, my shat hhs e-tsrnsl
That cs,asnu pOus print - tell
our scrvamin' New YORK Iarnal.
Chtrua-Nankee Doodle, &c.
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democracy, and dangerous to tho liberties of the
people. AT the same time, the convention 40
xaowiedges the expediency Of standing force being
maintained. until suitable changes Ia our colonies
and at home, shall have rendered its continuance
no longer requisite.
Until such change, the following enactments ore
necessary for the comfort of the soldier and the
!. That no enlistment be binding unless renewed
before magistrate by the person enlsting, after
the expiration ola period of one week :,
2. That the soldier have q right to q free dis
charge at the end OF four years.
3. That the soldier be no longer confined in
barracks, since the isolation Of troops estranges
them from citizens, renders them unit for the duties
of domestic life, demoralizrs them and is unneces-
sary for discipline, proved by such discipline not
being impaired when troops quartered on the
inhabitants, which Is frequently the case, both in
A. That troops quartercd on the inhabitants be
paid for as dodgers, and that be compelled to
receive them.
s. That promotion take place from the ranks By
military graduation, and that none be promoted be-
fore at least one years service in the ranks.
g. That promotion by purchase DO abolished.
z. Iha. the use of the lash be abolished.
b. That courts. martial consist in all cases. of Of
'6cers aid priyates in like proportion.
X.-THE NAVY.
To be regulated by analogous laws.
xI.-THE MILITIA.
AS 1t is the right of every individual to bear
arms, so it is his duty to know how 10 them;
citiLtu Ougnt receive dement, Az nc nanQ5
of the State, so he ought to be prepared to defend
1t; and, as liberty is not safe where unarmed
and undisciplined people stands in presence Of
armed and disciplined Glass; it is there fore requi-
site that every male over fifteen years Of age
should be afforded the opportunity Of military
training.
xII.-THE rxEss.
Absolute freedom Of thought and expression be-
ng ono Of the primary and most sacred OF the rights
of man, al! restrictions printing and publishing
are unjust and iniquitous; this convention, there
fore, declares its decided hostility to the taxes on
knowledge and recommends the total abolition Of
The duty paper;
The duty on advertisements;
The penny st smp-tax on newspapers:
And the import duty on foreign books and publ
cations
Addresses, each embodying one Of the preceding
measures of reform, to be circulated together with
an exposition Of the charter. IT'S necessity for
enabling such reform to be- obtained.
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L. Bctween any ofcc in the United states (sst
over 1900 miles frvu the Csnais lne,) and sAy
Office in Canada the postage letter not exoss1-
ING half En- ounce 10 weight l. ton cents; 70 or frea
any point 10 the United states, over 1900 nhss
from tho line Of crossing, ~ ernts. Every ada
tonal half ounce or add tionsl weight Of lees thau
half an ounca, IL 10 DO charged ~ an sdiitiseAl
rate Prepayment 10 either country Is opucnais
but lcss than The full rate cannot be prepaid. Tts
postage stamps Of each country arc recognized =
prepayment.
all otkcr printcd matter, must be prepaid to me
line (cxocpt such may " entitled by lav TO -
frrcD and sny postagc afterwards accruing THEREON.
beyond the line, either way. Is to be collected ~
The receiving Office.
2 Editors of newspapers AFRO allowed the used
exchange a publications free Of charge; and nevs-
tapers which do not leave the country in whio h
they arr published until they leave tho Usise6
states WILL aftcr the Isl q July, 1881, 60 free 4
4. The Offices Of despatch aud receipt, only. arc u
kccpthe account.
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Post Cficc Department, May !, 1851
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Post Cfiicc Department, May !, 1851.

CrNsrs OF OREoos.--1hc census man has TAR
nisted Us the following statistics -
Washington county contains . popuisses
$50 souls Of this number Portland oe.se&
almost one-third: il being 81 persons. all te'A >
i50 of this number wore enigrsnts u the 49,
Linn county contains population Ofeea sos's'--
Oregon Sysfotcr. March IL.
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Her suhiects pouna

Her Injians and Csnsjians;
And also we,
Her Kingdoms three,
Attind with our allegiance.
Here come likewise
Her bould allies,
Both Asian and European
From East and West
They send their best
To I'LL her Coornucopean.
seen (thsnk drace!)
This wondthrous place
(IIis Noble Honor Misther
H. Cole 1t was
That gave the pass,
And let me see what is there.)
With conscious proide
stud insoide
And looked the Worlds Great Fair In,
Until me sight
Was dazzied quite,
And couldn't see for staring.
There's holy saints,
And window paints,
BY Mnydiayval Pugin;
Alhamborough Jones
Did paint the tones
OF yellow aud gambouge in.
There's fountains there
And crosses fair
There's water. gods with urrns;
There's organs three,
To play. dye zee,
"God save tho Queen" By turrns.
There's statues bright,
OF marble white,
OF silver, and Of copper;
And rome in zinc,
And some, l think,
That Isn't over proper.
There's staym Ingynes,
That stands in lines,
Enormous and amazing
That squeal and snort.
Like whales in sport,
Or elephants a-grazing.
There's carts and gigs,
And pins for pigs,
There's dibbiers and there's haxrews
And pioughs like toys
For little boys,
And elegant wheei-baYrows.
For them genteels
Who ride on wheels,
There's plenty to indulge 'em;
There's Dros&ys snug
From Patersbug,
And vayhyclee from Bulgium.
There's Cabs on Stands
And Shandthry dauns;
There's Wagons from New York here;
There's Lapand Sleighs
Have crossed the seas,
And Jaunting Cayrs from Cork here
Amazed pass
From glass to giass,
Deloighted survey EN-;
Fresh wondthcrs grows
Before me nose
In this sublime Musayum.
Look. here's a fan
From far japan.
sabre from Damasco
There's ehswt ye get
From far Thibtt,
And cotton prints from diasgow.
There's German flutes,
Marocky boots,
And Naples Macsronies;
Bohaymix
Has sont Bohay;
Polonia her polonies.
There's granite fiints
That's quite imminse,
There's sacks Of Goals and fucis,
There's swords and guns,
And soap in tuns,
And uingcr- bread and Jewds.
There's tsypots there,
And cannons rare;
Inere's coinns mled with roses,
There's canvass tints,
Tecih insthrumints,
And shuts Of clothes BY Moses.
There's iashins more,
Of thiDgs in store,
But thin don't remimber;
Nor could Disclose
Did / compose
From May time to Eovimbor!
All, Judy, thru!
With eyes 30 blue,
That you were here to Wow 1t /.
And could l screw
But tn pound tn,
IT'S ! would thrsit you TO IL
so let us raise
Nictoriais praisc,
Aud Albert's proud oonditioa,
That takes his aysc
Az ne surveys
This CRYSTAL Exhibition.
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To nov executive one ers Of the government - Rh>de
-, -. Installed 90 the 9th inst Mr.. Chap<n ~
ihs Oct JcmoSsls sVrsyuss Rhode Laaa sas sAA ''S
many yc~rr
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Naval Inteiiigesce.
Commander "a. y Van Brunt 10 70 take the klAee
conmandcr y H. Jervis al the Portsmouth, On ND
Navy Yard
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The Paris MonI0U announces that CON-
bat took place at Oued-Sahel, near Jurjura in Al
geris, on the 10th ult, between body Of French
oops, under Colonel dAurcllc, and body of
Zouayes, under the Dorvich Bou- Baghla. Tho
Zouxves were put to flight by the French. the vii
lage Of Selloum was burnt, and great number
were killed On the part of the French, officer
and ten men were killed, and one officer and thirty
six me wounded
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

BY the new steamship Philadelphia. Captain
Brown. arrived last night, we have received INTEL
lgence from California to November 1st, from
Chaeres to the 25th, and from Havana to the LIST
inst. The news from California presents no points
of special interest or Importance.
The steamship Philadelphia left Chagres Nov.
IS, and arrived at Havana on the morning of
the 3Oth.
Left Havana December l, and arrived at the
Balize on the 4th, having experienced strong gales
from the North, and heavy sea.
The P. brings the California mails of the LIST
November. 435 passengers, and about $4,000 in
gold dust freight, besides a considerable amount
inihe hands of passengers.
Affairs upon the Isthmus remain in quiet state.
There is, however, a deep feeling existing, which
a slight occasion would provoke into another col
lision between the whites and the foreign black
population.
The accounts of the late ARRAY at Chages, pub
lshed in the papers throughout the United States,
are greatly exaggerated, and but little reliance
| be placed upon them.
List of passengers per steamship Philadelphia
from Chagres uia Havana
f'ssi sK Sa nnd sns cosg
T s'na% is' sssas,, tR ai ssst.
hooner, n L Saunders J Mitchell, II Downdgs;
ks;S Pete, a SSssss Hes. Sharp sam! scott
%y%i, 1 S!ss .'fS taxa!; c. k.Ho b..
sa Fsy sps. wsSs .n y9
son, CHM, Brown. G N ,Babcock. L zwislor,, W
HouI, J1hn Summers. Johnson. Ro,enersn5z &c W
Brown; 4 A Adam;.C p Hammond, J. n Abbot.
3 Houx j r Watts. Geo b Conner. ] Nj shepard, b
| Sprsgue, g Walker. w Whiting, Edwd Ossood. "
Cownsy. n Nswno uld Benz KendinE. and $40 in thu
| steerags.
| The Philadelphia reports: The brig Josephine
fand from New Orleans, arrived at Chagres on tn,
22d NOV. Steamer Ohio sailed from Havana TO
NewYork on the LIST instant. Left at Havana, Is
inst, steamer Georgia, for Chagres next day; bari
Isabella, PEBBLE, of Bath; bark BENZ. Adams, o
| Bowdoinham. Spoke, on the ID inst, in lat. 25'
TO- ~, long. $40 3d. W., British bark Aurora, o
Bath, England, standing to the Southwark.
The Convention had been h ED at Santa Barba
ra to take action in relation to the division
of the State. There was considerable difference
as to the mode by which it should be- done, but tn
general sentiment was in favor Of the division, a
the interests of the Southern counties imperative
| ly demand it.
Gov. Bigler has again been seriously ill, hut wa
| convalescent.
The Stockton Journal says that law and Justice
have been triumphantly vindoatd in that city
Several desperadoes, whose trials were commenced
few days since, have been found guilty, and re.
ceived their sentences, in the extreme penalty Of
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lion apaa .as .susssss Of the Compfgniss and The
maintenance Of the laws, swerving neither to the
right nor to the left, and triumphing only in na-
tionsl harmony restored. Wing and democrat
can frankly unite in this testimony.
| We may note one general matter, OF mucn
merit in the Message 1t marks out more use
full and practical business for the consideration OF
Congress than any Message yet written in the
history of the country. 1t is an eminently busl-
ness.like and practical document, and proves Pre-
sident Fillmore and his Cabinet advisers to be
| hare. working men.
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Arrivals at the Prtxe.paa Hotels YESTERDAY.

~~~sS'S
CoMAERclAL....AT Howes, Ii A Howss. Osran.
der. Josiah Mckay, VIM Henry, swarwood. William
squyss Jefferson, Wis; jos 4 DM. DsIol,, Mich; A a
smith, NewYolk; John Hyst!, 5 e FIankhI. Ohio;
Dodge, l. QuIk, st Louis; w Garrison, & Garrison,
Mississippi; w Wilson. John Donnelly Red r,veT;
d Kenshaw, Calcasieu. La; ID Bantsl, Vermont.
CONT STREET VkRANDA. v l. Tenebone, l. o Mau
reau. Tmbodau1; DR. Marchand, r M Lemoumont,
Sam Lauve, II Haase, Scott, J Stewart. lbervis;
Ed Moutan, A Leblanc, Baton Rouge; Grass, NO.
VERAspA....W breckenridge, Missouri; J b Smith, G
GlascOck Jas d. ford, Mobile w Hale NewYork; VIM
Wa ker Paul havisees J W Manly AID family, Norm
Carolina; Erskne, l. Manly, Quincy, Iii Vim Gay,
Louisville, Ky; I X Wallace, exas: q Z Mason, New
Orleans; Mrs VIM Crawf.r ri, Mrs Crawford Woyee,
Rapdes La G Henry l. MONS, Pniladelp ha VIM Kelly
Kentucky ..J4s Howell. Wieks, Wet Felieiana, La II
Norancy, PMaher. Mlikin's Bend l. Cages and lam
Ivy. Mississippi; Dunn, Cinelnnau, OHIO Ii Gusselt,
Memphis.
ST LouIs....E Metcalf. Washington; G MuIioId
Gregory anu lady, G Butcher, New Orleans Walker.
MOBILE; w frazer, Montgomery, Ala: J w ) Niles
KaOx vile. rhos Ii raylUr, Cbss ID Norris Frank
iort, Ky ] d Foster, Baon Rouge; buchanan, lnd
ana A sno1 grass, Philadelphia Mrs w Wartt and
ant Pennsyv wanna; A Smiin and lady, VIM Gordon
Lafayette county, Miss.
| TuFr's... C Brscos, Tennessee d d Baldwin, Tus
caoOsa, Ala Jas Wilson, L0uisvile, ny Alfred kust
berry. PlaQuenns. La rhos II Noble, Lou svls Ky ia
| z Dutton. Cincinnati Bunce Louisville; Yefkss
| PaQuemine, La
ARcApE....J Ii Vincent. Bay 81 Louis; Dwight Com
stock Pattsviie, Miss Rawins, Bay st. Lous; u
borne, Alex ndria, La X Roach, Austin, Watson
| Caddo w Musseman. Baton Rouge.
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Death bv Fyeeztng.-Patrick Fitzsimmons, the
well known COCO grass killer, was frozen to death
during the intense cold on Monday night; lie
was found in his skiff, opposite the Fulton House
his feet in the water and his head inclined over Its
side. alexandra Democrat, 10Th.
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V. WOODLIEF, No. 10
received per steamships Win.
,ire City, and by the sailing
Ion and nnvre, an assortment
9 FANCY AND STAPLE
unsurpassed in extent, variety
0 now offers WHOLESALE
Irous patrons at very reduced
part Of the following, viz:
/ Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amer,
can Calicoes
A complete assortment OF
Eug'h, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Halt Hose =;
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash
mere, Silk, Filoselli and Fl.
let, of every description.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortm't
OF Valencien mes, English,
French and German Laces,
and do. EmbFOidefies !;
Superior 6.12 and l2-4 Linen
Sheetings ,
DaIhask Table Linens and
Napkins. new and splendid
l at 81 Ian.
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Nsw York Electtom.-The returns Of the Fourth
District of the Eighteenth Ward, NewYork City,
having been thrown out account Of inormality,
Mr.. Snow, wing, is thereby elected to the State
Legislature, lower branch, and thus wing major
ity is secured in the House.
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F0ShlOMNbIe Goods.
Corner of st. Charles and Common SITS.
J. DUCOU RNAU,
Just returned from Paris begs leave to inform his friend, and
the pubicin general that he has receved by ships Emperor
Lsmuel Dyer New England and Isaac Bell. from Havve
rich assortment Of the most FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Paetot Black and Blue Cloth with Braudebourg in thu
latest Parsan styles coOred and light aovted Over Goats
Jackets do dol Hack Coats extra snpeine Frock Goats
do. do Cnaks. blue dark fine Linen Shirts fashion;
Black and cooed assorted Spaterdash White Silk suspend
nch Morning Gowns assorted Jouvin Gloves. Black Silk
and ooored Dorsey Vests also, Cashmere Croe and do
Black.
Articles for Pantal0ons.
Black extra fine Cashmere. do. Faconne Bonean do COL
ored. plain. plaid and striped do Chinese. last style.
Vests.
Black Cashmere. embroidered DO colored do Cashm~e;
do Velvet do plain Black Silk do. Flowers do thebst
assorted colors Black Satin do. plain White do Silver
and Gold plain stripes and flowers very rich, for weddng;
Cloth.
Superfne Black. do. coored Olive. do. English Blue do
Amie. do. Green Emerande do. Invisible. do Flaming
do Prince Regent. do. OreiIe d'Ours do Bronze olive
Gid. do light Blue, do. Brown, DO Black Edndon. etc.
for extra fine Paletots.
Black Satin Cravats do. Amure silk plain etc. do "a
sorted colors Jarduiers Spoanes Ts.tas with ens. DO
Cobhs, do black Venitienne do. svantipe. do Whts
Stocks fine assortment of rich Canes.
~ Persons who entrusted with orders for Par al
informed that they have heen carefully fued that
same ready for delivery. ]. DUCOURNAU,
MI lm2p corner At. Charles and Common Il.
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CsOckery, CHINA, Glassware,
Who'll e g A LE AND RET A | l

OLEsALE AND RETAIL.
p. RI FELL L. co.
No. "a Common street. near Camp, have on hand 4 n
CGr complete stock OF goods OF the latest pat "
y terms and shapes, which they are offering at ~
unusual low prces. The following Me~ -
some of the leading articles for
HOUSE FURNISHING:
Dining Sets-White Opaque and French China.
Tea Ses-Gold Band, DECORATED and White China.
Cut and Pressed Glass, Tumblsn. Wines. etc.
Solar Lamps-Table and Hanging.
Hall Lamps-Paper and Cut Lamp shades.
Silver Plated Casto Candestcki, Forks Spoons, etc.
Knives and Forks of 81 pieces by the dozen.
Britannia Casters, Candlesieks etc.
Block Tin Coffee higgins, Urns, etc.
Block. Tin Dish Heaters.
Japanned Walters, all sizes and gu aities.
AT WHOLEsALE-A general ASSORTMENT for country
trade of and fine Crockery and Glass Ware, Knives
and Forks Spoons Walters, Candlesticks, Lamps Wieks
Shades, etc.. all of which will be offered low they
sold the United States. and packed the safest
per for transportation. MO 3m2&3p
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s4A" - 49, = - - ~ So = '. -.
prices. The stock consists in
Super BroGhe Antique Silks
COI0fed ATmure Silks
Striped Tafeta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole
Black Brocade kaeonnee;
Extra rich and embr'c do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plair
P0ult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable ant
chameleon Poult de Sole /;
Small plaid high cOlored do.
for misses;
Maroellines and Fl0rences, O
every shade and color;
White and col0red Satins;
A few pieces superior heavl
black and oolored wateret
POult de Sole;
C0l0Fed Silk Velvets
Rich Chene Satin striped an
pain Cashmere d. EcOsse ;
French and English Merin0s
Mousselines de Lame an
Alpacas, solid colors, O
every variety of shade
Plain. striped and plaid POI
Inns .
Superior black and cold plai
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment OF viii!
and colr'd embr'd and plai
Grape Shawls. some exit
rich /;
Merino. Cashmere and heav
rich Silk Shawls;
~ p. w. w. would
faotOrs and planters to his sto
very complete and the article
care and judgment. the resul
l tiaulaY line.
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Firs.-A fire occurred at Nashville, Tenn, on
the s6th, W hich destroyed Novels grocery, Ford
bookstore, r. C. Anderson's clothing establish
mont. Foster & Co.'s, and r. P. Bowling's dry
~oods stora
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3. Il. GRUMAN a. CO.,
IS MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER gRAvIER,
MANUFA CTURERS AND IMP ORTERS
- of every description Of
Fashionable Hats.
MOLESKIN HATS SOFT FRENCH HATS.
BEAVER =. MEXICAN
SILK :. HUNGARIAN :.
CASHMERE :, BEAVER =.
ANGOLA :. B. B. RUSSIA =.
WOOL and GLAZED HATS.
Also-Of Mems, Boys, Youths and Chidren's CAPS.
PLUSH. OTTER. VELVET,
ARMY, SEAL, CLOTH.
NAVY. HAIR, GLAZED.
Being heavy manufacturers and direct importers, goods
are got expressly for the South and South and
are confident that offer
Greater Inducements
Both in style and quality. thar be had at most other
houses.
u The unsettled business of BELDxN & Co. will be
closed by u.s. 8. E. GRUMAN Il CO.,
o22H IS Magazine ct.
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We arc obliged to Capt. A. G. Walthall and oul
61tse,nsd friend, Tom. Sherer, OF the elegant
1902 Alex. Scott, for late Louisville papers.
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Psmie Fsslixg IN Parts-The Paris correspon.
dent Of the New York Commercial, who has till
lassly adhered to the belief that France would be
able to get out Of her recent troubles without much
damage Of any sort. talAs rather reversely" now.
We quote from his last:
The distrust Of the public is daily becoming
aleatsr, and during the past four weeks the Bank
4 France has Lost sum equal to 1000, 900 in
gold. which has been withdrawn from il chiefly in
he provinces by persons DESTROYS Of boarding the
psssisus metal 90 a. 70 be prepared for any con-
dessaey. Many English work-people have also
quilted. anat il likewise said that French families
are constantly emignting to Jersey, Guernsey.
Brussels, and elsewhere.