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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

, 1901.
70 the Convention. and one Of the most impa-
dent things Of which he had ever heard Gen.
Nve's remarks were received with mingled Kisses
ano applause
Francis b Cutting. (Hunker) OF New-lork,
deprecated ,uv further division. as tending only
10 promote tissension, and urged that the vote
should De had a, once II was fight only to be
settled by counting noses and the sooner they
were at II the better
The vote was then taken on the motion u
substitute the name OF GOV. Bouck Tor that OF
Gen Halsey and there We're - ayes and o.
noes. So the motion was rejected.
The repor; OF the Committee was then agreed
TO. and The gentlemen named by them declared
70 be The permanent officers Of the Convention
Messrs Birjsall OF Broome. H. J. Allen
(Hunker) Nth Ward. y Y, DissoSway Of
Richmond. Mason, OF Oneida. (HunAer) &c
chned 10 act as Wee Presidents.
Mr. Cochrance. 0.and Reform Bambumer)
moved the appointment o. Committee on Re
solutions Agreed 20. X c.
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The Opposition State Convention adjourned
again this evening. waiting the report OF the
Committee on Resolutions Ne earnest Hunker
from the Civ would serve on said Committee
The reDorted secession of ,wcntv-three Dele
gate, was premature Only O'Conor and Cut
ting are gone. but determined struggle IS ey-
rected on the resolutions
It's reported tina, john \ Lori will be The
candidate for Appeal Judge. and DR. BEESN,N
of Columbia for Controller Thus Will defeat stan
ton for Secretary of state
The Convention Is no, expected 20 al oun tll
SATURDAY nc
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VIZ shepard iheh moved 'hh the apPo'h'l'F"
Of the other New York delegate De postponed
tor few moments "h''n was agree" '''
Michael Murray was subsequently aPPou'''"
as the other member OF the committee from
New> ORR
Messrs Murphy OF Kings and Wager o.
Oneida also declined 10 serve o'' '''' No",'.'''''
and MeSSrs Samuel Fowler ana 'ahne',
Jefferson were aPpolh'eu III 'i"i' S'''0 u"
declining members are all huhAetS'
Nj Shepard moved the appointment OF '''''
Central Committee OF sixteen 10y the 'halt.
Mr. BrdSall moved that me committee ot 'P-
pointed by the Delegates from the several JUDI
cal Districts from each District WINCH was Ca
ned-feas % Nays + Inc rest as '"'ei"eu
was agreed to
The Presiden; lald before ire convention
communication from the mon safety commit
tee OF New-fofk' mcioNihg 'h'f resolution
adopted at the Castle Garden meeting III "hloh
they refused to support any candidates VINO were
not III favor o' inc cum 'o'''''' ,,'''I0''
was referred 10 the 'o"'i"l''e' VII "oSo'u''o"S.
The Convention then loon recess u"'i 3
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~ SEAMAN d Mum, No. 32l Broadway

Will omen for Exhibition and Sale, Mondey the 18Th INST
one of the largest and choicest varieties Of Paris made Vel
vet Satin and Cloth Coaks and Mantas offered IN
thus city entirely designs ana selected by Mr. MUIR
While IN PARIS expressly foI then retail trade TO which
they invite the attention OF pur, haSers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

tVLgARy & Co., LEADERS and intro
ducers Of FASHION for Gentemels Hats Nos 3, and
house thus day presen, their QUARTERLY PATTERN
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To SouTurRN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.

SO NAssAU.sT-Boot-m makers Union AssO
casn Boots Shoes Caters at retail for wholesale prices
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~ Families wishing a good and pure

" T dIIIIIItS WISIIlIH d gVUU dIII FUIV
article of Pale yellow Brown Soap free from FISH OIL
and other impure and offensive ingredients white
scented and all the Soaps f1r toilet and bath
Obtain them ny mandatory Nos 1903, no and l9 Chi
Goods seu free OF charge 70 AZ parts OF York and
Brookkn (s9Usl W HULL'S son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

BIRD cor Pine and N9ssausts solcs The attention of
his and the public 70 he style OF Hat Tor
the autumn season II will De introduced ThurSday,
2Sh inst and If possible If enhance quality OF fabric.
and very elegant IN proportions and tn.sh.
August 27th 1881 BIRD, or. Pine and NaSsau-sis
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HAVANA AND PRlNclpE CIGARs.-JAMEs

HAVANA AND PRINCIpE CIGARS.-JAMEs
e,pllss Nc 1877 Broadway Franklin Buildngs,' would
rrsp,c, has trends aud ,he public, that he has
large AID choice assortment OF aans
and Pnncpe Cgars various brands Which he Oilers Tor
sale nj ne onahle pnces either Wholesale retail JAMES
O.pLiRH is7 Broadw ay, "ffsn<lm Buildings ~
tS Advertisements are inserted IN the
best papers IN other c,ieS and h. PALNkRS
Ad,er,ls ng Agency, Tribune BUILDINGS
" One life saved, and probably Is more
Will be- the r,sul, Vi hie advertisement IN this paper
Now tins tuly much indebted u Us as 70
pr WATTS fd ms lie Read. Skcptscs, read
MOUNT HorE Iron WORKS.
FORT ANN Washington. Co. Ny,
DIR WAITS ar NJ. About the loih Of July saw
The lr,tae statements ri astonishing cures bN your
Nervous Api'coie eoi bottle, and is elects are
miraculous The person taxing improves day. and
think VII be entirely cured o Consumption and Nervous
DEBILITY | have tad many APPLICATIONS for { that
will thank g. send me four DOZEN. and Will
the amount Nous. + r. MOopkUsF
~ They be dead by the score,
Nor shall trouble - more
Red -bngs. ants. ami ctNA roacle> and teas.
With the Vermiu lkewist-
Roth the rats and the NICE
Hurtah We shall now si~ep IN peace
Then 20 LYON ave thanks.
Wha has >toppel tlCr vale franks
With his Magnetic Powder and fIls
We can sleep I'LL dawn peep.
Frre from all things that creep,
Eor h'Sme,iicne gnfaleN Kills 80 =. 80.
DA M ,er yoN's Magnetic Powder aud Pills. Ne ~
Rr, a1way.
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MEALIo's FAIL SrYLE.-MEALIo's Fall

style Of Hats the and the ladies' nsist that they VIII
not have anything gentlemen who any oher
sort of head gear A. the ladies all potent IN nat
they determine 10 accomplish IN, far 70 suppose that
MEGIIo's No 40 Broadway.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CARpErs.-The sub

NREAT BARGAINS IN tARPE IS ne SUI
scnber being about to L. Broadway has decided %
offer the public hiS entire stock ot Goods consisting OF
assortment II Carpets, OH Cloths and all
tces ceauected with the trade Families about pur-
haslns wl lud tins opportun 20 furnish at eN-
ceedinei 1, low prleeS W II GENlN.
Sl26 oh Nos ca Eas'- Broadway and n DlNision-st
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~ MEssRs. Thompson, PECK, d NIXON

3O4 BrOsdway corner Of Duane 1t viii Dc seen ny an
another column that tins table hrm
has now sale Of the most splendid, unique,
and extensive Of ready made clothing for fall
and winter wear composed par Of French cloths cassl
eres and yetm gs which for beauty Of ct and supeuor
y Of FINISH places them beyond the reach OF competitor
ship. The system order, and reg IlaTiY that peryae
department vi their admirably conducted establish
meni be- obvious every careful observer VII may
them visit
Their fall and STYLES goods have been selected
and purchased by Of the hnn who remarkable for
pure judgment, and accomplished knowledge
of every arcle appertanng e. Their business while the
general sales of the house conducted by an anoher
member Of the firm. whose courtesy pOLte, gentenany
conduct and demeanOT at such confidence 70 The
purchaser that all uncertainty doubt OF beng fairly
dealt with Is removed.
branch of this odd and respectable 6rm has for many
years been established at 10 Camp Il New-OleanS
~ Small Profits and Quick Sale" is
the very appropriate motto Of enterpnSng friend,
BRooKs No $50 Fulton-st New York SoO and Shoe En-
porum This admirable motto flly carried out by Mr.
Brooks all his business transactions and the fortune he
~ rapidly proves H. practical utility Remember
No $50 Fulton -.
The ART OF DREssISG WELL.--The
bosom collar and wristbands of the shirt leading
features M the ensemble Of u fashion and
think that these and other particulars the shirts made
60 order GREENS Furnishing Store for Gentlemen As
tor House uneQUallcd There another merit of this
which must not onIt TO namc-punctuaity IN cN-
ecuting orders
SO NAssAU-sT-B0ot-m makers Union AssO-
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to The wonderful sale of Carpets, Rugs

OIL Cloths, Window Shades, Table Covers, Mats &c has
commenced at No % Bowcy, HIRAM ANpERSoNS-
lie selling three ply carpets At 6S j. IS per yard IN
gram carpets. 2s, SS Is IS. yard rugs 2OS OIL
cloths s. d and is Great bargains % be had there.
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TYE IMpRRss OF ExcELLEyCE- The IN

rperenced al glance can perceive the superiority Of
KSOxs Hats al others. not excepting those Soid m
Broadw az for Five Dollars ney bear Enthusiastically the
impress Of excellence Call and eTamIne them -Four Dol
lars viii buy Of hiJn the BEST hat made N New-fork Ills
sales roDn IS AZ 10. l28 n..OI- =
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tS Advertisements are inserted IN the
best papers IN other aud towns ~ h PALNkk
AdNVrtls ne Agency Tribune Buildings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

VERANbA Nj and Mr., Reynolds Pa C c Stem NY; H f
Shelton Baker, McCoo Judge Mont gomsry, Montgo-
merry Lag5sin, Miss Mayer Ohio; " Bacon; Walker
NJ ones ID Blair, Misses and Blair Miss NC
and ady, Miss Kennedy, Q Wight, Ala Llghtoot Il q
Andersen, NO. 9 Pollock, Miss pugh Foley Lewis
Watson and lady, McGl adv, L. McCormlck
Z Brooks " Rrewlori, La; R Estes, Balch Tenn l.
Carter g W Bender; Capt Brcawel Capt Guberon NJ II Jo
dan, Virginia N Stewart Pum, Scotland.
ST LOUIS Major Chase USA W Jackson Miss Brick Mis-
Amss, Mr. and Mrs Walsh, Mrs Bunscr Ms Cnnm
Guuum Stats Hand MIA Frost Mrs Brown, Deaf M
Deaf, Myefs, Ala; NJ Alexander Biz !
O'sulyan NO Judge Gayle Miss Gayle Mrs Crag,ior
deAgeuero and lady, NY Miss elheragun; ske Pa "
sutton, La Robert, La DAVIS, Mass Degag Tenn
Love, Duncan, Miss + I Love, Mrs Purcell, Miss.
Hewlett TVS. IS H strouae d Wakngon. ] B Brown
AL xuder Ala Brown, Miss, Hahn; Up-t.h els
F King Ga Col Baptist, Bumey, La Rsbb; Neatly
Ark, II Stroller, NO. '
BANKS ARCADE. IS Rose, John FOxwofth, Lenoer "
Cam, Foster Jackson Miss; A BlacksIer La L Ann
Ja, Texas Randall, Swan Jal ontgomery, Chm
Smith, NY a 5 kemper, Geo II Riley, No. ~
WAVERLY HOUSE a LefHngaull W Troup, Miss Coone
SMITH Ark Nine valina, Havana; Rev Baker, Texas. Mrs
Archinu'd, John Ranleli W T Smith, La Scott Ala: b
Foumequet and family, Pass Christian.
WESTERN yERANDA James MetcalE. Miss l. Me,c,rss
Netchez Harris Johnson Ky Me son. Iowa
Geo Stevenson, Tenn Stumber Moses Wells ,, WeI,
Ill J ID Folks, PItt'burg.
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STATE MEp1oA1 SOCIETY," or LOUISIANA

STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF LOUISIANA
The first anniversary of this Society will take
place, pursuant to recent notice Of postponement
at the Medical College, in this city, on Monday
next, the 10th instant. All duly licensed physi
clans and apothecares of the State are invited to
attend and cooperate in the fnrtheranee of the
great objects for which the Society established
These objects are set forth in the third article OF
the Constitution, follows "The advancement
of medical knowledge, the elevation of professional
character, the protection of the interests of its
members, and the promotion of all measures
adapted to the relief of suffering humanity, and to
protect the lives and improve the health of the
community" The importance of an honorable
and enlightened medical profession to society, in
these days of refinement and infrmity, renders it
worthy Of all encouragement, and we heartily
wish this institution success in the achievement Of
the objects designated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08
N E w s BY TELE Z A p FL
The Adjournment of Congress.

WASHINGTON. March, 4.
The Fertilization, Harbor and River, and French
Spoliation Bills, involving appropriations to the
amount of nine millions of dollars, have all been
defeated.
The Cheap Postage Bill finally passed.
All the General Appropriation Bills, including
the Army and Navy, and the Civil and Diplomatic
and Deficiency Bills, the West Point Bill, the
Mexican Instament Bill, the Postage and Indian
Appropriation Bills, the Post Route, the Light
house, and other bills, have finally passed.
The bill indemnifying Thomas Richie was
defeated.
The President signed all the bills that were
passed, and both Houses adjourned sine de, at a
quarter past twelve o'clock to-day, after having
been in session twenty-four hours.
During last evening Stanly and Clingman had
slight personal rencounter Nothing serious
resulted. All else passed off peacefully. [ Even
ing Picayune
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

THE MOB TRIALS IN Boston. Mr.. Charles
G.. Davis, who was charged, with Elizur Wright
as participant in the mob which lately rescued
the fugitive Shadrach, has been discharged by the
| the United States Commissioner.
| In the meantime, the mobiles are taking counter
measures to repel those of the Government prose.
! cutor. The Commonwealth, with great glee, thu,
| details these legal steps:
| " Suits for Damages understand that a
writ, returnable before the Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Essex issued Yesterday al the suit
of Mr.. Burton of Salem, (who was violently seized
| on Friday last, and brought to Boston, by q
posse of ten twelve armed men, against District
Attorney Luut, for false and malicious prosecu.
| ton. The damages are laid al ten thousand dol
| lars, and Mr. Lunt has been or will be held to bal
| in that amount.
eve also understand that writ was yesterday
issued on behalf Mr. Shadrach Sims against Pat
| rick Riley, Deputy Marshal, and George T. Curtis
United States Commissioner, for assault and bat.
terry, and false mprisonment-damages laid at ter
thousand dollars.
We understand that writs have issued on be-
half of Mr. Shadrach Sims against several Of oui
city consables, damages laid at ten thousand dol.
lars for assault and battery, and false imprison'
ment, they having assisted, contrary 10 the form Of
The statute, in OBTAINING him while held under
arrest as a fugitive slave.
/" 1t is evident the arrest of Mr.. Sims will fur
nsh the courts, civil as we'll as criminal, with a
good deal of business"
The examination of Hays, the Superintendent OF
The fremont Temple, who was arrested for aiding
in The rescue of Shadrach, has been postponed, in
consequence of the absence of one of the witnesses
at Washington.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

THREE PILoTs DROWNED. - The New York
Courier and Enquirer of the 9th ult. says: "We
have the melancholy duty of recording the death
of three of our brave pilots while in the perform
ance of their arduous duties. On Tuesday morn
ing last the pilotb Nettle, when twenty miles
southeast of Barnegat, sent off her yaw to board
the British brig Eagle, when it struck by a
heavy sea, and Immediately swamped, and before
any assistance could be rendered them, Josiah G..
Ballinger, John McOuran and John Solan, met
with watery grave. Mr.. Banger has left a
wife and one child, and Mr.. McOuran wife and
three children, to mourn the untimely loss of their
SUPPORT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

The democrats of New Hampshire have nomi-
mated for reelection Samuel Dinsmore, the present
Governor of the State. 1t will be recolleoed that
the Rev. Mr.. Atwood, the first nominee, was
dropped in consequence of having exposed some OF
his iree-soil sentiments. He endeavored to make
ali things smooth with the party, but the cloven
foot had been seen, and the reverend politician was
kicked overheard.
A letter in the Boston Post says, there is but one
sentiment throughout the State, "no union with
dsunionists"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

A beautiful ship, called the Typhoon, built for
Messrs. g. A. Kngsland's California and Canton
| line, was launched at Portsmouth, N H., on the
| 10Th ul'imo She is the largest merchant shin
ever launched in the United States, being 2lOC
IONS carpenters measurement, and 1911 50. 95tf
tons register,
| Her length over all is 225 feet, extreme breadth
Al feet, depth % feet, dead rise 30 inches.
Capt. J. M. Hood has on the stocks at Somerset
Mass, magnificent clipper ship, nearly com
pleted, to be called the Rip Van Wrinkle, 1856 fee
keel, 40 feet beam. 81 feet hold, measuring abou
| 400 tons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

THE SWEDISH NIsHT1NsALE.-The unexpected deten-
ton of the Magnolia somewhat beyond her time
has, as understand induced Mile Lind to CONSENT at the
urgent requests which have been made her, to give another
concert The admission TO the concert, we understand
will range at prices will enable class to attend it.
As this win positively be the last opportunity for the public
of New Orleans hear her, would predict that every
seat in the house will be takehhs perhaps the readily
from thse having been auction for the choice of places.
An excellent programme is provided Home, Sweet
Home The Bird Song" and the Herdsman's Song,
couute the powerful vocal attractions of the second part
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

SMUGGLKD DIANoNDs.-A few days since six
packages OF diamonds imported from Germany, by
foreign commission house in New York (Messrs
Iaoel " Brehl0 were seized by the Custom-house
oihcers and forfeited, on account of non-paymen,
OF duty, but denied. The case has been trial fol
some days in the U. S. District Court, but on the
18th the jury rendered a verdict in favor of the
Government
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

~ 1t the glory Maids Wives Widows anI browning
ornament oil Man
II is 10 the Scalp what Gunno Earth making fruitful
L is certain in its effect DEATH year
Now, reader these respectable certify ti Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative will have the following effect without al
n ri F0rce he Human Hair Grou, Hal Face B5dy
it 'siA Stop it Falling, Cure Sct DaHdn and MAKE Red
Gray Light Hair grO1 Dark
Mira w. Tompkins, 90 King street NewYork.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. James Power, Grocer, Fulton street Brooklyn
Mr. Thomas Jackson, 50 Liberty street, Pit,sburg.
Henry f. Cullen, tatel Barber on board the
t But the beautiful the glorious dressing aud
Identifying the Matchmaking soft, dark silky, aud keeping
thrice as long any other article made
1T IS ECONOMICAL and CHEAP.
1t but four shlng Tor trial bottle and the public
scienousy and honestly assured that the above real aud
qualities.
Be careful and the genuiue Ask for JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE aud take other.
sold in New York the sign Of the American Eagle only,
Chatham Price shlin3s. BrOok l39 Fu.
ton
rw- Only Agent IN Orleans WRIGHT Co, Isl Char
62p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

The GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury yesterday, and
found true bills against the following persons:
Victor st. Victor the deaung teller of the Louisiana
State Bank breach of trust, in embezzling sG00.
jeremiah Gallagher robbery several articles from the
of John Mitchell, 18th ult.
Peter Woods, entering house the night time with intent
10 steal.
Ehe Deron, setting fire to house, and second count pre-.
pairing combusble matter with intent fire to building.
Victor Jourdan I. m. murder, in killing j. j. Saint
Vile, f. at the Globe Bal Room the ID of February
last.
Richard Holloway and John Coffee ALIAS Cassidy, MURDER
in killing belonging to James Wallace. the 18th OF
January last,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

MIR. S. A. Clemens, of Springfield, Mass, has
invented machine for dressing fax, which will
dress and clean, ready for market. ton per day
Mr., g. is the inventor of the cotton press which
received the award of the gold medal at the Me-
chanics' Fair Boston,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

THE MAGNoLIA-It will be by reference to oul
advertising columns that this and nfcent
will positively leave twelve O'Clock, for Louis
vile and intermediate ports Her accomplished and gentle
manly commander, ST. G. Thomson knows as well how
make passengers comfortable and bow to take care of them
generally, and specially. any who has ever com.
manded steamer these, other waters in this
any other country Those upward bound would do well to
staterooms this morning. They will probably all be
taken before dinner time. We understand Miss Jenny Lind
will certainly go on her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

The Wheeling Bridge case in the Supreme
Court of the United States, has been continued or
the application of the defendant, for want of time
to argue the exceptions taken to Chancellor Wal.
Morth's report.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

INTERESTING TO SAILORS TO BRAzIL-the
Chief of Police at Bahia gives notice to the United
States, that all commanders, masters, and mates,
who may bring to that port liberated slaves, moi
Brazilian born, subject themselves to penalty Of
one hundred mil rees for every person so brought,
and also to the expenses of their re-exportaton, as
directed by the eighth article of the law of 1881,
and which he intends for the future to have rigor-
| nnsln enfnrnal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

DAN RIcE.-ln publishing the correspondence between
this celebrated Clown and phanhropc individual and the
gentlemen offering him complimentary benefit in requtal
for his dsineested deeds of beraiy. in behalf of the Fire
mems Charitable Association. and the about to
be erected 10 the of General Jackson were u.
consciously made to say that the affair would come off on
Monday evening, the 18th instant. while We should have
said the 10th instant We hope this correction together with
that in the correspondence will be time to secure him the
overfowing audience which he so richly deserves.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

Mr.. Daniel Davis, well known electrical instru-
ment maker of Boston, offers reward of $1,000 for
solution of the phenomenon called spiritual rap
pings" without reference to the spiritual theory.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08
THE RIVER AT LoursvILLE.-The LOUSY

Journal of the LIST inst, says:
"The river continued to rise pretty rapdy
throughout the day yesterday, and last evening
wanted but TWO feet to bring the water into some
of the shaniies on Water Street, between Sixtl
and Seventh. The weather yesterday turned cold
and before dark the ground was frozen hard. Gu
dispatches give intelligence of the river above
The Mississippi and tributaries, according to the ST
Louis dispatch, was rising with IA feet water il
the channel to Cairo. The lower Mississippi wa
very high, and rising fast, and opposite Memphis
was nearly out of its banks