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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT Il, 1851.


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XOn9RAx MVhN1NG, OCT IA, l6Ol.
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-. s-c:,s.1 N - $500
80 Sf b sts ss
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Cdssalty.-A little boy. named Edward Raglan,
was killed At Tuscumbia, Ala, q few daysago, by
being crushed between two railroad cars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

CoHeg'ats.-Brown Univenity, ~ Providsncs,
N L. has now ninety sfudents. being the largest
class, except Yale, in the country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Tns.ds.H MooannIine N nctob:.. 1.

CRlecRHr OIvIcR, a.
Tuesday Morning. October Il, 1e6l.
Cotten-Buyes eams forward quite generally ysstadsy.
and hodes disposed 70 msst thsn u ~ sat Of
Saturday, the business summed up fully 7COo buleE moy
Enssh and Preach account Receipts Of ths day 7sis
bala exports l0l7.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Telegraph Wus.-The wire for the submarine
telegraph 'bsswssn Dover and Calais, twenty. fou4
miles long, u completed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

II
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IL ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

LIOPS-Fresh and Just recsived, fos ssle BY
IL isD ?. I. MASSEY, Oh. Camp sad smvisg ~,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

!.os y nI hs Nos eomnsncs At The aarosd asd Dps
IN the SECOND the Nos
Ing No. bsins Fatboat Landing Third 8I IL drv
nomnsncs the Railroad and bslnx fevv Wkar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Railroad Msetias. "A lAFgs railroad meeting
was held at Nashville on Friday night last. Mr..
J. D. DeBow. of New Orleans, delivered an I'D.
dress. and fifty delegates wors appointed 70 attend
the Railroad Convention in the city Of New Or.
leans * -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

~. , w: w vesla
voFy cuGnpllle cd IL 49,
- - jsasnsas. - Malt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

ipfssus ths Ladies and Genties, II No
,ns .hs has just arrived from Edrps nay
Hileo Z! nsr fsatoence, And
On the Present. Past and Future svsnti.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

rAaskMGBRs ARnIvED,
re! deamahp Yacht. from BRaE0sMr Craie and family.
NJ bows, Mr. A Fndsrick st Davis. J Rio Captsin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

- sFsslt ~ ~ Slsese y h y = SEQ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Bossa Missy MSRas.-TAe >uissiag psssus ~
de- Boston nousy naskes. = ~ y bssUlIsd only
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

4 fss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

SUoAR cksi1sd. C1sshsf "a Povasvd q
IN @1lh ksnuETr ! 90. nu.,I..l|
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27

3tpcfn.Sfftcc, 1f5 6bssnuI7rosc. gbjtarGpbio:-
9tttstt uno Gr99ibaa, Gsnsrol:aSSnttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27

gb;laoIrhia, SAT-. 6. 1851,
DicS III ;i bt3ci9en, to6 itb Rt6's Gridfcr Sirts
tit eiui9cu Sohrsn nit 9rc6cr 3urirotnbtit qetrout
uno rabcr tcrchpill9 mtn 3tu9ni6 fir otr,u pcri9:
lids Suotitat Otastc uno btrbe btr ihrcitnosn SE'
mciubtit auGmpfNe. 81. =. SSeipbpin,
Snurontt:8rcftr, Sc. 3 GrtbauQ'.
Stb te,tu9c bjrrourb UGtn ris es onattt, CAP Die
cGi9s Siuti pcn gutter Suoat it, inrtm itb oilid0e
fbcn lan9s uno nit rS0str 3ufrispsnhsit 0INroutbe.
SScuj. 81. SsroDu, GrCtlr.
. GHbrf:Gdt Der 9GafIr mo 2Halnu6 StrafsR.
QBuaoClphia, San s, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
9lp6'S Grtelftpr
Sittfc ; NlGaaeaaf >
sapwlf. GdS bsr Dtittsn uno GRalnug,s Ybi.
labdphi0.

SGpwllt:@ bet Dtittsn uno SRaluuB; Ybi:
labdphio.
6. 2ciprie m6bte odtur9soou feinrn
Sreunoen uno bem 9ublifum Die InSeiar
MAIDEN, oGB er Die Obi9e Uor5i9Iihe 3inte,
fbmor;e unb btaus, am Saowett gde Der
Oritten uro 9BaInrB Suo6cn, Uerferti9t,
uno bein grcBen Oosr etnSelnen Ougsne, in
bcqucmen 8Otts!n BON 9Ieider 9r6Be, bic
INNER Die UOrge9sb'ne Auantitdt cntbaIten,
ucrfauft, fowte ouf Seleuuns hicfsIbe gut
perpaft nab iresnc eInem EbeiIe psS Gan:
6eS feneet. 9iefe &tnte 1T frei pon Cat
uno narrantirt metalIne Scccrn ni1t onju
fre6en.
GbarlcS Sciprie, GiscntbGmcr.
pbitaeelpbia, San. l6, 1851. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
Ocfenfli(hG 0fnpn.

SomfloQ8 Zen 29fen 0opember, uln u
utr Miitta95, foH am 9aufe Oes llntuf6riss
bentn in 9anOuer &aunfbip, ec9a @auntp
6ffentItb usrPauft mereen:
Sin @fero, swci iurge CUTE Wil6fhbs, q
S@wcine, Elm GparSisrwn9en uno gsftirr,
YatNhIlttsn, 8ufalObaut, SbIittsnbslIrn,
9roBe Sutterfife, Elm gutter S6leiflfein, sirt
9ro6er .fU6enftbranf, Sfcn nit RObr, 8ett.
labtn, Slide uno StlbI:. 3uber uno Stins
oer Suttsrfa6, G@alpao9e nit Semi6ts
feline, Gro6e Shneuwaa9e. @runobsereft
uno nod ouefIci ISaus' uno elhGngerdtbi
f6aftent Su umfdnoIib bu mersn.
sSfHi" Ha Ha~Ai',airnnsp arn 9ertaufstdoe rnS
- e.. SfleptItD u. StIbE.
NOO. IS. "3ut
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
so Sabren
g5si Gntrihtnr9 ron

Iuirncn GCer so Sabr bciaht;n D 9rc;snt crtrn
SIrcr ncu GintrCuoe bat aurSm fir ras critt Sabt
Gin Gintrittsado ron 81 so gu entritbten pihcs tC
2umloun9 Sur Mt9littfboft gu tc3ahlcn it, Die crtt
iabrldbt Giuiattune muB innerbotb 80 Sascn ecmad
mrrNcu. Stoss Niit9ito III bGrehti9t gu cnsm mcnat:
Ltbn 8crihtS in Ger Sfitc bts &ereinS gratis u
baltn. Die gNjtatjtCtr iino Sur lutirltueun9 trrs
ttlt urm Sage bcr iibrItbsn Ginto9c.
SScnmte;
81. Grct, 9lrcFccnt. Il. 9R. gapiu, @itc.@rcfesnt
.. .. Ea,lina, SGtrctGr uno SbaBmslilrr.
Tjuary @cmmitttc: Il. 9II G5apjn, s.. YIuSturp
9Psp 9 8. Gcutlin, 6, 2a. Oidinicn.
s.. g8 @n9NA, 81. O., tcnfultlrrnoer Grjt
Sfact,ipcifmngcu;
GrsG5cur TEN. 9Gistcnfin. 9t Gcup. e. 90. 8coIt
Z. ". Ilumt, Gil. Golb't @t Atbnup. ,bcn. 6. 9
9iut, NloribNto, 9Nod. Scd. g. 8. Giirptn9S, gN
s. Son. NtpbtuS Stb. H. g. Scnottr. Son. Sctt
~. Cati6. gR. g. 81, 81. D. Gr:(scuY. SO. SIare
&grneut 9Ilc. .. 81. g2crritt, locusotcnt, SIaf
Gen. Glias gROro, gRibNebCrc, NlOn.
wbito oc!p bjo,-99cr. GP. g.. Gtort. G. SR
92col, Gin. Sri. &. Gurron ghtipet. SoNord, ,o0f
ldiur uu0 Ecco. 3cnnrtt uni Go. Dr. y. 8. Yat
mrr. Il. Horri5 uno Go. 2l3 Gbtrro Ctr. pOl INT
&c0ytmou, 90 uno 80 Artb Ctr.
Ntr:W0rtG Gitp.--6cn. ocrote GrtttIp Somuc
goiIp. @cwarO 6ct,l. 92ctsrt gBitbrs. 9. D. Se5t
more, 40 QEall Ctr. 9iSo. Q. 9R Sroban,, Goa
Giyeruitb Ctr. 8. g. Serb. 80 6ufcn Ctr. GRar
ren &Dorp, 90 0rontfurt Ctr. ScEpb Burr, 2lI
8rracwap
Gprin 9fe to.-S. S6accp. locn. 6, .. 8ead
8. Sect Mltrhant e. 3. RrdIprco, Mtrhont. 6
SbaS. u. SisoCrvg IEnU-vU.
Gtnerata9cnt fir Yrnnhtpanten, 0raiparst. Warpaao
SSm s.. Scibert.
GjGueroI agent fir ettba uno Nortbomptcn
IS. z. Slbelc.
G9cut fdr NlIcntattr
Cent. 25. nl3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
Hcpember Is.
rs @2Sag1ritoGDefosapSt*

QUe Sotte bic Srdume ous0eIe9t Su ba
ben, oecr ibr Suflnfli9c5 Shidiot Su crfa6
rem munItsn, batsu nuu cine @ele8enbcit
tuSu, wcun iic ourufsn bel cinr Dame am
SouIe osS 6rn. 6. GruQ, in Der Mar9orctb
Snose uutcbdb gGeiusbtmcrs, wdfe nm
cine furse 3eit oa blsiben rirc; edber mto
man nobI tbuu Tb cifcr Gjde9enRttt gu
bsoieren.
l(ucntomn, Sft. 13. "6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
O216 {

miro biermit 9essbsn, oo6 bic tlnterjeib.
neten aIs GrscutOrsn Don Der 9interIa6rn,
ibaft ocs usrfiOrbenen 9sinrtb Srant
fen., Ieftbn BON Roro: :@beitbau s. IN
fbip 9cba @auntp, on9efeut wort' 4 fino
- Q[Ie bieisnqen oabcr, weIdc< nod an
befasts SintsrIoffeufdaft IbuI.. Ella ffnS, tpcr
cen biemit erfutt, tunerbo'tb 6 gBoten bet
cincm Der untsraei&ne,'.tu ansurufen uno
obSuteSablcn - uno ale SoIbe, bic nod
Sororun9sn an e',cfeIbe babfli, fino ebsnfaas
9sbsten ibre Etetnungeu inuetbaIb Der BE-
fa8:rn 3ett stn;ubrin9Ci1, an
slofepb Trdus,
Daniel Trame.
Hoocmber 20. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
@rp3cricGf

an bcrotaITtettn @r.titn, ais oco9 crrup 91lrIot5
ntlr Sis. bic Sunrt-@dtir Wrrtc Mitc 3udlr, MIR
6HI Gts. unC cin gutter Nrttta fir Gt6.-@ciir
sudsrbouS gRtalls, uit 8 @mt@ - uuO cine &tr:
Aieoenbtit onOErCr Sitter W vGlIuit9 81 uCtltu uuo
gpchtfilGr al6 biz QRchlkititm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
s(ugcfamHIeItCS GapitaI, $33,O0G
Sdrautje Sdpital, 10000

Dits III cine GsSuibaft, btebsno aus NrUsitsrn une
anttu 4srlcucr. 9ttts CUR 9e9snf'iia5n lInterieun9
IN Granftss: cosr lln9ttdsfdlltn. Ytr6ner ruci6dtn
GthStts nb ettnfaas siutrittsf1bia, itccd) wsresn
ttluS GsrtifFots b5bsr oIs $4 fur fie auS9Cltcat.
Srocr @lntrctInpe tpirp ourcb 9G3abln9 oer nabfds
fcocnbGn idbrlittn Rattn tbensdn9ttbcs SRit9ltto,
uuo 1T berebtst ju elmer ltenstan9GchCu pSbrutihen
llntrdeuns tptnn Srantbsits: relr ln9udtfaae Gins
trCltu tlItGn ndtbt jbm ole 8Erribuul cotr 8saufs
0tbtgun9 fuSs 6sbIfts unmS9licb matbtn.
Sdbrli6e Gin5abIun9 fur MitsIisper unter
so Sabren;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
Or. 9. y. SuipnIcno'S

c1h' - r. ~SpipaICHC >
6 ar q y q / | / o.
bic aW6crrrScmtlichite MrcoiStu ser 2@eIt!
lltbcr 3vsbunptrt uno flufja toufuo Ysfcntu ,no
p6hrtno btn BtSn guc Snbrtu prn Wrlttpentn Grout:
btitSt ooourtb 9tltiIt mrroGn. &il bult
Strcfula, 9thMmatj6m,
Iultutiut ShmSbc, lonrtnGdl9t C6tftrrGrc,
IusWhruul. .bduttrontbGttn,
Mrturli;b! @ff;tte, GuspwNo,
ptrcrtt'hpHctu, TENu0ulNcn,
&UitcpfHu0 2HoN'rfu&t.
Die &cE, 9ituswurm,
lotBtronth;ittn, 6rtbiI uuc CiIftbrulTI.
O~rC 5d,Src al tjtTr 0Uriiiu IT. raB Tt ujt biz
GNuIljutiru prEgt uuo TANNER, oub Guf rjc 5tbp&tbs
}ttn, wchlbGtbj0 wirtt. IS III tit clU;lQt MhCiin
bic ntut5, rcnla unO rthlIthGs NGt cr;llt unb oub
Ijt NurtbGn crreiht. &auiUps inO 6irti brc rtltln
Su5iUrn M pc3tu9tn.
@rO6e Srubiabr3- unc Scmmer' WcoiSin.
Stpc Wufcn fcUtl 8rGboNr6 mo Gp3tobr6 cine
@rttd rlUcn lttrOubtu, I'M cas- Gritan ~ rc9ullrtu
uHO ale lInycluaft tIn ou5Wtrt,GcU.
glchmt Sue Sinner in Uht.
Giuc gcltI rrn g. 9. Scuni'no'a Grtrotrcu Sors
fapartIIa rtn3t cas- Swltm Slnt6 &inEr$.
0cfst sic 3cnnujiic.
Gits IN 81 Gsicr0cu H0f nGin Ttua Hcn cncr tGicn
Tvautbctt im Gjtidt tciruru wurrc, reldr 0UrR sc,
muOlm1tu mciusS Sami!ttuGrlt.5 rUFtc, ortr cwrtb
cine Scttt rcn ScWuicuS't S1riGpWiid I1ni'ib 0E'
Deit lNUvcr. - III. %Sppp.
lnioutcwM Snvcttc co. No., Sui ;, 1850.
Cic5 III ;u tciCudtntnf mir or EpirnttnS's Car,
irdrtll0 ict ptrtH SNbru UCrlduf'n NGo ais Cneber
Gin innacr SHAUN pon Niciem orh S,ontrns &sSritHU
Gc6rpd, lpurpc Won tcr Scrpicin non tencn cr dre'
Et Slumpeu 0ui rcm 9iadttn settle emrh etn @etr@u@
Ciucr Spttct y Gctit. Sh Z 8. &c1e uup z IN.
IoWuTMJCpW 41.i suits. 1850.
9ldGjritbt.
NaS 9uGifum nrO bjsrburb brnohrittat SaS
0r. z. .. &cmnfpoS Soriaporluo in 3utun rIrCltit
miro unttr rtr2tituuQ ron Samc6 ". 0mCn, Gbmilt,
rlItu 0Iomc in @rtlnpuua nit btm rta Or. 2. y.
ScpnItuO lh ouf iIltr 0rttA CtfUCm mlgr, I'm St:
WuQ ~ rWbmoun.
CrT-3um &rtauf sci Scnttus uno g Ii om,
Il25 GbtFnutltroFG, YblacGpbo, Gmtr0t 2rtrltJlt:
Nomttu fir Qlnuilo0ujcu, ic9jS btj ojntb, @jpnra
llno Srcrlcr nm N0rru 0Htnt IN HVEntaah E!n;
ysC lluTo3tUttn fir ytba 0onntN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
WuDl1tetn I ManufQftur
tn g G It OF.
SQu1ueL 9lb0m8

Rabt WuQern uno Qnrern er9rtcnf BE.
FAINT, oaB er bic MubIifcin- -Manufattur
bi5ber bstrieben bon @atrif Shelton, ubcrr
uOmmsn bat. 9iefeIbe befinoet iitb
Sn Der 2ISs9somfrctsS StrGBc, tcinnbc ocs
seuiiber Scllis' 2SaiebiugtOu &oDtcI.
@r 1T berctt, ferti9e 8urriieine. 8eutcIti'
der. 8 Seilfdrauben, Stud (Plaster of Paris)
Su Iiefern, .atIes warrantirt uou Der belteu
NuaIitdt Su fein uno an berabgsfeetcn @reir
oeer isssEo etip35 N f.t,rT1 3qatt,trtti,ehsr
oanfbar an9enonlmen unp puHttttW Gsfv.ss.
@alton Sec. I9, 1850. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
&oomnerSFoo, sen ss. ysonember, 1854.
S5enniDInGnid S'pei8 Sftice
.s.. br 9t9cnfitl9cu
QIr6eiters tlnterfllB lBun9s9efeafbaft
tit Springficlo, afafi.

gBm s.. Bow oin. Sefretdr.
Gdt Der 0rs unb 0rittsn StroBe, i'll GrbanS
,SaffSGbaus. @rfls @taae, YllLaoeLpbta.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
Jabr9ang SA.
G0tlfcnDe ne 36.
SDriffiGaaa (S5ert,
WtnbmG0l> unb Stro66untmdtbes
III 1er S0bt 9IILeNtonnl

VI ptC Sapt gIHeilt0lI!L
8cbient fidb biefer @eleeentrit tcinea
5reunoen une Guutsn Die Unsci9e 3u mabs
en-, oaB cr iciu 9efhdft nod INNER an fsi.
nem oItcn St0npYIaBe, am fuo'6aidrn @ds
Der 5amlItCn uno Qnn Stra6en, in Quen1
taun, uno guar swifhn rem @aRbdurr oes
9erren 8eoper uno 9agenbuR fOrtbetrribtt
atlwO er eas
SSinSmiibI: naS StrcbbanF. @adi
ebcr S3nmbaoere;
auf cine fcbr auS9eoebnte @e1e fortsufsbeit
9eiOnnsn III. Seine @inbmhbtrn iinb III
Den 6enatbbartsn Counties mobI bcFonnti
Iuno eben 70 brfannt III es, oo3 Ie feinen III
elmer rpettsn @ntfsrnun9 ua6feben. &ufes
cHber an uno ibrSeu9t sub feIbf. -. Die
Qrci'e feiner gBinomublen fino Don II bis
10 SbaIer, uno Die Der StrU0bdnfe bon 9
Bis 10 Sbotsr.
Slifarbcit an 3intmiblen pter StroR,
bdnfen miro ouf Die ftlrSe1e QnSeise unp SB
Den bitli9fsn Seoin9un9en perritbtet.
Gr 1T pantbar fir fribsr senobcne llnttt4
itheuua, uno bOfft curh punfttibe Qbwalt
tun9 fetner @efddfte uno bulge prtife, eiz
nen &bsit Der Gunf bc8 putIifumS Su ae'
nieBen, wOfhr ct iersrjeit bantbar ieiu miro.
Gbrlftian Gbert.
September 4. nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-27
Ererlertown ipicber i'm Sclb. .

pid rucbtttr touftn fam ais an r9cnO Circn onbtrn
Srte IN eeho coEr eiutm anoIrn orlrtnwnrcn GaunN.
g8ir iiuo sbrltb uuO at prn uns rrouittn Sitter InN
rparrautIrt has gu ku fdr mas e prtauft prren, uup
carin 1T tein louutuo.
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Rich Mem in New YORK..

A correspondent Of the 0swego Times thus
speaks of the rich men in New York-one
rich BY inheritaecc, one acquired wealth by
merchandising, and one by hnmbugging.
Stewart, the merchant prince" DR.. Mof-
fat and VIM. B. Astor, are monopolizing
nearly the whole Of Broadway, both above
ground and under ground. They are gen.
orally reputed to be the richest trio in the
city. Which is the wealthiest can't say.
1t appeared from statement made by the
deputy receiver OF taxes, that Mr.. Astor is
possessed Of property TO the amount Of $2,-
600, 300, aud that his yearly taxes amount
to the snug little sum of $4,000. If this
is all he is worth, DR., Moffat is the richer
man of the two but the probability is that
Mr.. Astor is worth $3,000,000. DR.. Moi
iat's dwelling house, with its out-buildings,
is valued at SlS5,000, and he own other
property in this city to the amount of owe I
million and half. Besides this he
owns Bank in Wall street, and farms al
most innumenble within a hundred miles
of New York. His Life Pills and Phoenix
Bitters yield him vast revenue, which. in
addition to his rents and interest on money
loaned, renders his income truly enormous
Stewart is said TO be worth $3,000,000
He does a business Of over $2,000.000 q
year which must yield an income $200,00C
per annum. Stewart is nearly 70 years o
age, Astor is about 45, and DR.. Moffat is be
tween 30 and 35 years old so chat the Doc
tor has the advantage Of his rivals, most de
cidedly.
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The Flood.

The flood Of the Mississippi has now
reached the Mark Of 1874. At st. Louis,
on the I'd, the waters were still rapidly III
sing, and many merchants on the levee were
busily engaged in removing the goods from
their cellers,
The Illinois river was also rising and the
whole valley under water, which was doing
great mischief,
The food in the upper Mississippi and it
many tributaries is resulting in great destruc
ton of property. Mills, warehouses ant
valuable contents have been swept away OF
the Minnesota and Illinois rivers and the sus
pended public works of Iowa in the De-
Moines river very seriously damaged. Or
the 28th ult., the Mississippiat Burlington
was within eighteen inches of the food mari
Of l844, at Hannibal on the 25th it was
still rising, and was then six miles wide, fol
a distance Of seven miles above and fifty
miles below that point. II was within two
inches OF the rise Of l849, and within nine
of that of 1874. Wood cutters have lost q
great deal Of wood by neglecting 20 cord and
secnre 1t. Sage 4 Co., a Peru, a lew miles
back OF Dubulie, had their mills. swept away
and their warehouse; with $50 barrels Of
-four taken also Gears sAw-nniH aud
Thompsons's grist-nill, on the'samc stream.
With $50 barrels Of -four. were carried away.
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THE MUSES..
KNOW Thou hast Gone.

Il AuOW AOu thdbt OVMOe
/ know thou hast gone to the home Of thy rest,
Then why should my soul be so sad2
know thou hast gone where the weary are
blest,
And the mourner looks up and is glad!
Where love has put off, in the land Of its birth,
The stains it had gather'd in this,
And Hope, the sweet singer that gladden'd the
earth, A-
Lies asleep on the bosom of Bliss.
Lknow thou hast gone where thy forehead is
With the beauty that dwelt in thy soul;
Where the light Of thy loneliness cannot be
marr'd
Nor thy heart be flung back from its goal;
know thou hast drank of the Lethe, that
flows
Through land where they do not forget,
That sheds over memory only repose,
And takes from it only regret
Inthy far away dwelling, wherever it be,
Ibelieve thou hast visions of mine,
And the love that made all things music tome,
yet have not learnt to resign.
In the hush of the night, in the waste ofthe sea,
Or alone with the breeze on the hill,
have ever presence that whispers of thee,
And my spirit lies down and is still
Mine eye must be dark, that so long has been
dimm'd,
Ere again it may gaze upon thine;
But my heart has revealings of thee and thy
home,
In many token and sign
| never look UP, with vow, to the sky,
But ligh tlike thy beauty is there,
And hear low murmur, like thine, in reply,
When pour out my spirit in prayer.
And though like announcer that sits by tomb
am wrapp' in a mantle of care, -
Yet the grief of my bosom--oh; call tnot gloom
Is not the black grief of despair.
BY sorrow reveal'd as the stars are by night
Far off bright vision appears:
And hope, like the rainbow, creature Of light
Is born, like the rainbow, from tears.
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LIBERTY, EQUALITY, PROGRESSION.


AS Tor myself and my companions in mis-
fortune, feel bound to declare before God
and humanity that we are reduced TO that
pitch Of despair at which men take counsel
OF their honor, regardless of the consequent
ces or OF the scandel Of collisions which
may be provoked. determined to die rather
tnali to submit to prolongation Of their
sulierings. LOUIS KOSSUTH.
Kutahja, April l3, 1851.
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UNauARDsD SPEEcH--Henry Carey,
cousin 20 Queen Elizabeth, after having en-
joyed her Majesty's layor for several ycarS,
lost il the following manner: As he
was walking in the garden Of the palace un-
der the Queens window, she asked him ii
jocular manner.
"What does Q man think Of when think
ing Of nothing9p II
Upon awoman's promise = he replied.
.Well done, cousin, = replied Elim6eth.
Some time after he solicited the honor al
4 Peerage. and reminded the Queen that she
had promiseditto him.
True, said she, "but that was wom-
ans promise.p
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KOssuth.

We copy from the New York Herald, the
following eloquent and impassioned appeal
from Kossuth, the hero, and we regret 10 say,
from present appearances, the martyr Of
Hungary. We do not envy the feelings, re-
marks the Pennsylvania of those who can
read the letter without thrill of emotion
and sympathy for him who would have been
under more favorable circumstances, the sa.
viour Of his country; or those whose hearts
do not swell with indignation against the
tyrants and oppressors who have rendered
such an appeal necessary:
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BANKING OFFICE

e N NgY e. TRACY 3
KINNEY & TRACY have opened an Of.
IN. fee for discount and deposite, on Front
street, four doors below the u. S, Hotel.
. Interestallowedo on jeposites, payable on de.
mand. Gold, silver, and uncurrent notes
bought and sold. Office hours from 8 A. M
tiu6P. M.
May l3, 1850.
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Bllsiness Garbs.
Blanks! Blanks!!

A N assortment of blanks of various kind
gape Deeds. Subpenas, Summons, Execution
attachments, and other Justices blanks &C
stntly n hand at thisofice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-04

THE FIRST FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-The Bos-
ton Post has the following bit of political history
I" The Fugitive Slave Bill of 1892, was drafted
by Geo Cabot, of Mass, in November, and it was
passed by the Senate on the 18th of January, unan-
imousy, fourteen from free and thirteen from slave
dore Sedgwck and Sheeriashub Bourne. of Mass
and Alexander White, OF Va, reported that bill TO
the body by which it was passed on the 5th of Feb.
ruary, without discussion. Eight free States were
represented by 81 votes, six slave States by "a
votes; free State maorty,7. The bill received As
yeas TO nays Massachusetts gave yeas to |
nay This record shows that the free States passed
the first Fugitive Bill