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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-23


All policy holders, whether for life Or shorter terms. who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate IN the "oe
of the profits of the company. ..:.
Creditors can lives of debtors married woman
can effect on life of her husbandf0 Den
eft and of herself and children Tree rom eciaims OF
creditors TRpsTkks; ,.S .u
po,a. Tosrag 4, Mannsel White VIM E. Leveich.
Robert ]. Ward Samuel Stewart, bdWaro oparo",
Isaac johnson, Henry 3 BqekneIp e r.
Joseph W. Stanton, J. Morgan He'll a; Van biooeIi
John L. Lewis, Z II. Barton, w ,na'n "a as,nieht
N c. Hall, Andrew Carr, bhe3 e. McCa'eos
John l.. Saffarans, Geo w. Smith. y. n N0tLman'
e. w. Sewel Junius Bebee, U. y. Shs'heh'
Cornelius Felowes NJ. M. Cohen.
Edv Jenner Coke.
JOIN HAsAN. President of the Company.
EDw yEsNER CoxE, vics Prssldsnti u.,.s.,
A. j. WEpDrRBuRS, M. d. Medical Boar, boaIa OIL
ny.nTr Acnsry e l. GooLp, Attorney.
Roa.Rp BIN, N. b., No III MAGAZINE street Medical
Examiner who will be at the office daily rom lzi p NJ
By the Charter only q, 900 is taken singelif-
eV- This Company prepared 10 entertain appncations
persons and Negroes Table Of Rates
by The les than the Atss 9hasse oy me
New London offices. and without Their estrctione
a. to residence the South By the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and be made available at to the extent Of
amount where the party has paid his premp ms ~
fW- California PermsNew York and lor don rates Pros.
pectus Table Of Rates, and all information ole lnsur
ance and papers effect Insurance can be bad
at the office of the Company.
rV- Extensive Travelling Privilege
yV Office hours, A.. N. to . p n
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" Ia
This certificate concusivey that this mas
perfect control the obstinate disease OF the Blood
Three persons cured in house Is unprecedented.
THREE CHI ILDREN.
Dr. Totonsend-DeaI Sir: have the pleasure TO inforh
you that Of children have been cured OF the ScIS
by the use of your excellent medicine. They were ac
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for winch feel myself under great obga
ton Yours, respectfully, an, .,
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STEAMBOATS,.

ri =. ". s.'ssal fsss ssil:fa
4. =: sssa'. 70 Biloxi
ny9a =. GEIDes, Aes = W-nen. rlsoe.
~ s M f;msrT t e saSi. n Id esGN
s 8 l. S.y Ss & s.a1s Hen u. s ..s.ss ~
lake tEse.) with snpecos Recommendations One q the
:: t. LAX. 3 s h:;sss
Way Ls, s.s leave: .hs Office Cf s Assn t. =; !,
iaas r GeDoes. AssH. y Ban. . rae;
e: ::s. !: $oS Std z.s %s.. en-.
This steamer, built expressly fog the Lake trade
We sss "a Il Es Sss.
psst o'clock p NJ and The Railroad On The arrival Of the
ooock - ~ Returune leaves Mobile Tuesday
"a s - The q hound sss q Il.
= d: Ssss 4 $ T. %6s Wy Isa's Bag ss7ss
The oiiceof the Afsnt a G.Gsck ~ 10 Bank Place
T.ssI.s yle.; ~ x Wss.YF FHs' s.ss
., e c IKE ss %iT' s.v
ss.sa ss ks:::
s'S r ISMss rnS ken Ks,
III, 81 g s6 .: = o'clock
- y "e's' W pa- ~ H. SMITH III lPoydrsss
Boa. viii take f'sah' for ,Yano0 River my With
~ = nesuIAs Hes ntyer Packet steamer
~: III m AsIssd,iaEThs new msrnicen,
packet s%sr 81 "a
q ''iSss' Ne Board
or rh 8, tt;ho,ss Vii 1.te fe;.ha IN Cane
and Little River. my "a
1850 t "; y Hdi EilS Ees Jefferson. ~
Gsd" M . and a
W. A, VIOLET. B. Mckinney. master. will positively
'hs b Xxx I'M I'M q oeek pM Fo, ieshi m
apply on board oG Of cs;,E%hGuss greet 70
n sHf&MRoc cf H.iss Miessa. Lake s,:,s
S,.d E9sIs md .. Ass
SsHxMhGCKp " VT Linn. master viii positysy leave
$ h sgSss and f.
snnyai ~-~ $50. T b: SMITH. II Poydra. st;
G fSd-.f M MEMPHIS columbia, Ssposcn.
and .w packet PC ss
ss sis E II f. sss : e
@yss =: ~. :: 49,,
; Ss% A,b st smhsna Psaup aSos Gac
and KEW viii
srss ~ y, Sbons sATtjRDAY the "a Nav and meet
w quick ro spp sss.
y; b: SMlIh. ~ fo oiu,s sa street.
. "a pam Il, ~, Sa az IL as Te ~ anu mv5
c0Ieu UPON dppncatlon 70 tne a9enL mylo
0.s : Regular Yazoo River Packet steamer
sQA&4 EAKAH-For efiore Greenwood Marion,
Tchula Y axoo City Satsrtia and Vick sburr
RAT 81 Wal ACE master will esye 5os The above and ali
Intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the Gath inst at 5
O'Clock N. For freight passage apply board, foot
Of n Sss'mh0''s street E. g. SMITH II poyaa, street
EssSl;5 Ess , HIysr v Picket T.. steamer
| EsS$fa WHOons Cror For Iowson' n'ton.
\ Cia'ksvne anu shreveport T ne suP.pr
hsh. arsSs.t and swift running steamer Az,
yonn hhkim master WI, eave iof me ABOVE on "a NJ
VA s4h inst at ~ O'CLOCK A. M. For freight or PASSAGE
hppy On poafos or 10 m m r,.,r,, -
| myso =. o. oMII q. ~ f0ydfas 81
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COW PEAs-5oO bags Carolina Seed Cow
~ Peas, IN store and tos sale ~ : III =, ~"
mylS AT. COCHRAN co. q Tchoaptoua. st,
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NAILS-lO0 kegs Fall River Nails, in store.
y myl7 FERD. KENNETH u co. 90 Mag azins ct
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Davls's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tqr-Ws would call
attention the advertisement of this valuable medicine 10
other column Several Of It's ssutay effects hoy
under personal obsery alton, and therefore confidently
recommend il 10 aflictsd.-Ed NJ j. Weekly Hts,tsr
end Temperance Sentilsi. tTren,On.) Feb, 3, 1877.
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ISAAC ISAAC w. GRAIN. lOS Wooster street.
OPINIONS OF PHYSlt LANE
In. Townsend is almost daily receiving Orde

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Ply
clans in different parts OF the Union. N, 90
This is to certify, that the undersigned Physcla
the city Of Albany, have IN cases presenpe
Townsend Sasapaa and believe It to be one OF the mos
valuable preparations in the market
ii. p. PULIN6, NJ.
]. WILSON, N. D.
r. b. BRIGGs, NJ. n.
AIhany An p T.. ELMENpORyB, N. D
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RARELLI Il CO.. 81 Common street, offer for
~ sale The following to close dls ent consig uments-
Cosnac Brandy Madeira and Pot Wine;
Cod Liver Oil; Salt,,eue;
Essences OF bergamot, Lemon, Orange and Rose;
Walnuts and l.entis: III
st. Julien Medoc Ciaret in boxes. myis
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. etc. comprising
~ Man lila and H mp Rope-of all sizes;
sum Pitch Tar; Rosin;
as--fiemp and Cotton;
.ks- ia sizes;
ten Roller Sheves-al sizes;
Paten Roller Bushngs;
SPIKES and Nails;
Oars and Sknls-al sizes;
Paints, OILS and varnishes;
Hardwars--a general assortment Tor ship use;
Crockery, Earthsnware and Glassware,
Brooms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes;
GIoceries, Wines and Liquors--of all descriptions.
tY For sale on the most reasonable lems by
+. WOOD co. on the Leyee, Post Il, Second
ns My and No. D Red Stores. Third M'y.
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fFron ur. 5. C. Hdpes, Of tae trra u Brgoer Hayes
Co., Booksellers and SatiOnerS No 1873 Market street,
Philadeipha-January 9. lsf.
Your Syrup of Wild Cheny and Tar liable reme-
dy; il cured OF colds with me If you a
tifcate will cheerfny give g. g. HAYES.
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CUTS, woUNDs AND SORES.

Tine efeCts OF the PATN
wonderful quickly does remove all pains and soreness
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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Owing TO the st,uccess and immense SAFE OF ~ ~ W
sends Sarsaparia, rsmber OF men VINO Were Lo' T
Agents have conn. aced making SaIsaparia, nNu
Elixr Bitiers Extracts of Yellow Dock etc nneY a.
nave stolen and copied advertisements they are or
worthless limitations, and should be avoided A.,
York Redins 4 Co. State street, Boston; Dyou = ,
i35 N1rh Second street, Philadelphia; $ & hsnes Itns
Street Albany p H. MeIaw Nasheh; and sS all !, !,
limited states West les and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,,
A, SoLr AGENT, New Orleans.
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healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July s. 1916.
Dear Sir About week since, while working my trade
cut my in a very bad and dangerous way. The who's
Bit of the adze entered the top Of foot below the
step. The wound began name, and continued TO do
until became much alarmed. used British Oil, 1inctnre
of Myrth and several adhesive plaer, but all
then commenced the use OF
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than the pain and inflammation began
TO subside, and has entirely left me.
| can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain tx
tractor being superior anything have red ut
removing pain Inflammation.
am shipcarpenter BY trade, and shall be wilngt
y to the virtues the all times when
reside Franklin Avenue, at No. ISL, where can give
information desired. Yours, truly,
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This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow.
erty, is in its operations a great
national benevolent institution.
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford:
ing for small annual sum, paid
during life, a large and hand
some Legacy to widows and chill.
dren after death.
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GREAT BI.EssING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDR 81,

GREAT BLESSING AND Cf1lLDhEN
It the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the SYSTEM and relieving the suengs attendant child
birth discovered II ngthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases and ennches
food those who have used II think II indispensable
highly useful both before after confinement,
diseases attendant upon childbirth Gosiveness pitts
ting pain the back and JOINTS false pains, hemohage
and regulating the secretOns and eq1ang the crcua
ton ii no equal The of this medicine
always SAFE and the most delicate and most successful
few require other medicine; in some lit e
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure
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~ - !. Regular Louisville PASSENGER Packet
!. "a steamer BELLE KEY : For Louisville,
and Memphis The magnificent and swift running passen;
ger packet steamer BELLE KEY p. A. Key, master will
arrive on or about SATURDAY. the "a May, and meet
with quick dispatch For freight passage having unsuf
passed accommodations, apply to
tT plan Of her cabin be and state rooms
cuIed upon application to the agent myl5
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This ia onlv one of more than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Sarsaparla has cured
The most severe chronic cases are weekly eradicate
James Cummings Esq of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Biackwell Island, is the gentleman spoken
in the following letter: 9 =,
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Fot BHy g. Louis md Pass Chtistien
The mail steamer CALIFORNIA. for
Mobile win stop regularly at the above
pj.ee leavps hero eysy other dav, until Saturday, the 3t
Inst when will commence her regular trips to Biloxi and
oos:s 1Spns' for * ioBank Place
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IlsosIrh July 90 ls46-Your Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
xyes general Satisfaction. We have been Of il Tor soma
Time and thought would not order any but Is almost
daily inQu and thought perhaps would be bert
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Below is Of another child saved. DR.. Tow
sends SaTsapaa has saved the lives of thousands Of en-
dren The following certificates selected from gre
number received this week: -
NEw YoRK, April l, 1884,
DR. To,onsend-Dear Sir: One of my children YER
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended WI
great debility. 1t dying obtained some Of yop
excellent medicine and cured it directly, for which asur
Won feel very grateful. Yours respectfully.
ELIzABHTH FOWLER, n Deabrosses street
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u The following slatement Is rom WoFhy and WEI
known citizen. Mr. Mlar has been for severn years IN.
of the PUBLIC Schools and has held various Offices of
honor and responsibility ~ , .
PHILADEIPHIA September ~, 1884 month or moIe
SINCE attacked with obstinate hacking consh when
resisted the remedies such paregorc and s4us.
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Davss Compound Syrnn
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved I'M iew doses antnr
fourhs of a bottle entirely cured My mother w'oE
troubled habua gh, and has been as 1g
squls and paregorc has been taking I Days meucnS y
few DAYS past, says her cough is not hall 80 pad
before she commenced taking 1t. =,
IF Sold Wholesale and Retail ~ re Geresa agents ioa
the South and West, "hl"h * ~,
yVho,s NIL oriers must te ad d1I
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" ''A' '""'' OswEso, Michigan, Oct. q, lS47.
Dr. Toaonsend--Desf Sir: purchased for my wife two
mazoo to Try il for the Fever and Ague Before had fin
other dav when the oh and fever appeared they less
bad ns the bottle III h bs va
her sbe onk the asue lady that had bet very sick
with cs and fever, but had broke them with Snns ana
exceedingly with The ague CAKE seeing the effect that had
on my wife, she and procured tew bottles and It
para is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident to
the West and you think that this communication will be
" o' V"nrs ,ssnecffnly. CHARLES Ii. SWAIN,
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-6sS \ Kexular Monday Hcksburx WsskIy
denoe, Ml!ikens Bend. vicksburg, New
Carthage. Grand Gull, Rodney and Natchez The
splendid and swift running passenger packet steamer
CUBA, lin place Of the Montgomery, } Capt. j. II. Ests
will positively leave for the above and all intermediate
--A= T. b. SMITH. II P0vdras ct
TT The Cuba will take freight for Yazoo River, wi tn
the privilege Of re'hipping steamer Jeff DAVIS my24
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Dr. TOwnsand's Sarsspana is unequaled In cases o.
Chs and Fever and Ague The following letter only one
Of the hundreds that have received from the south AND
West of like character: n... ~. n, ,s.,
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Hon. zeno souddcr.

AT dinner given to the Representative elect
of the tenth Congressional district of Massa-
chusetts, at West Barnstable, last week, Mr.
ScuDDER made speech, in which he declares
himself friend of President FILLMORE and
the Administration; recognises 't the right of
: the South to reclaim their slaves when
proved to be such, though he deeply regretted
the passage of the bill in its present form;"
and states that the only course for President
FILLMORE to pursue was to affix his signature
to the bill.
We infer from paragraph on the speech
which we find in one of our exchanges, that it
was satisfactory in all respects, and that if it
had been delivered before the election would
have saved Mr.. ScUpDER from the commenda-
ton Of the Atlas, and the censure of other
Wing journals. AS we printed the objectiona-
Bile letters Of Mr.. ScUDDER to the colored citi.
zens of New Bedford, we shall be happy to do
him the justice Of inserting the speech which
flows from his I" sober second thoughts"
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british Independence OF tho Cotton
Ur0vvera.

A writer in one of the late English journals
congratulates his countrymen upon the vast ad
vantages likely to result from the new mode Of
preparing flax, and prominent among those emu
merated are the following, which we specially
commend to the consideration of our cotton
growing readers, to wit: "It will render Great
Britain entirely independent of the United States
for the raw material of her great manufacture,
and it will greatly discourage Slavery"
Until now the Manchester political econo-
mists have wanted words to express their adj
miration of the advantages resulting from the
mutual dependence Of nations but henceforth,
we presume, they will find it equally difficult
to express their admiration of mutual indeper-
dencc. How such independence will suit the
South Carolina followers in the Manchester
school, we shall doubtless soon learn. They
have laborcd hard to prevent the machinery
from coming to the cotton, and their English
friends are likely now to labor equally hard TO
do away with all necessity for bringing the
cotton to the machinery.
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Congress-.


In the Senate yesterday the following bills
were passed A bill to reduce and modify the
rates of postage-yeas SO, nays Is. A bill to
found military asylum for the relief and sup
port of invalid and disabled soldiers-yeas 40,
nays 5. A joint resolution directing national
vessel to be used to bring Kossuth and his com
panions to the United States. The Post Office
Appropriation bill, and bill directing the pay
ment into the treasury of the United States of
all moneys collected in California as duties
upon imports prior to November l2, lS49. The
bill limiting the liabilities of ship owners was
debated, and ordered to third reading.
The House of Representatives passed bill
to establish post routes, and the bill to provide
for carrying into execution, in further part, the
twelfth article of the treaty with Mexico, con-
cluded at Guadalupe Hidalgo. The Army bill
was the subject under consideration when the
House adjourned.
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TIC Bountv Land Jaw.

A citizen who had lost his leg in the service
of his country was limping about yesterday on
its wooden substitute, in the vain hope of finding
some charitable person to buy warrant for one
hundred and sixty acres of land which had been
issued to him by the Government of the United
States. The worthy man Is in the receipt of a
small pension, inadequate of course to his sup
port, and is entirely disabled, by the in6rmities
which have followed his wounds and exposure
in the field, from doing any thing to add to it by
his labors. He thought, of course, that on
coming into the possession of this new "bounty"
from his country, he would be able to realize
something from it to exc out the little pttance
on which he lives.
But the friends Of the soldier have been al
together too sharp for him. They have been
SO determined that he shall not be robbed of the
proceeds of his country's generosity, that they
have made their gift worthless piece of parch-
ment in his hands. Our wooden legged sol
der cannot clear, nor fence, nor plough, nor
plant the one hundred and sixty acres, to which
his warrant entities him. He has no money
to travel upon, or to live upon, till the earth
shall return its increase; and for all purposes of
occupancy or use his landed homestead is Of not
the slightest value to him. But that is not the
worst of it. He cannot buy meals victuals
nor nights lodging with his pictured warrant,
because it is against the law for him 10 part
with it. He is an honest man, and his bond
for deed when the patent is issued would be
as good as the bond of an AsroR OF GERARD;
but he may not live to give the deed, and then
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There are three gentlemen in the House of
Representatives who have distinguished them
selves by violent, malevolent, and slanderOus
attacks upon Mr.. WEBSTER. They all thank
God that they are not like other men. They
are meek, humble, philanthropic, pious. They
entertain conscientious scruples on the subject
of human slavery. They are the brethren Of
the African. They are considerably better
than other people; more moral, more humane,
more considerate. They have hearts more
tender than the general and are duly thankful
gard vouchsafed to them.
Now, one would imagine that men who pre-
tend to all this sanctity, and who look down
with Pharisaic scorn on the publicans and sin
ners about them, would be careful and deco
rous in their speech, mindful of the feelings
and regulations Of their neighbors, regardful
Of their own character for moderation and
truthfulness. In the light Of their august mis-
sion of peace and good will, they should walk
with humility, and demean themselves like
Christian gentlemen.
We submit that Mr.. MANN, Mr.. GIDpINGs,
and Mr.. ALLEN have placed themselves be-
yond the pale of civilized warfare in their at
tacks upon Mr.. WEBSTER. We do not know
which of the three has been the most outra-
geous. 1t was thought at the time of his
last assault that Mr.. GIDDINGs had per-
haps gone beyond Mr.. MANN; and we think
there can be no doubt that Mr.. ALLEN has
exceeded Mr.. GIDDINGs. We would not will
lingly undertake to say which Of the three bears
away the palm of SANDER. Each Of them has
succeeded in proving himself malevolent, ven
omous, and reckless-utterly wanting in all the
charities of private life, and wantonly regard
less of all the decencies of public intercourse.
When special "philanthropists" exhibit a
temper so vindictive and remorseless as that
manifested by this interesting trio; when they
can hate and villify with SO much bitterness;
ordinary mortals may well be permitted to
doubt if the principles which make these men
Abolitionists are any more elevated than those
which make them common defamers and SLAM
dercrs
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We are desired to state that, in consequence
Of recent domestic affection, the receptions at
the Presidential mansion will be discontinued
National Theatre.

We are grati6ed to learn that it is in contem-
plalion, by the members of the company at
tached to the National Theatre, to give bene-
fit to that sterling actor, Mr.. JOHN GILBERT.
1t is to be regretted, however, that the press
ing engagements of Miss DAVENPORT may
prevent her from lending her aid on that occa-
sion. She has been too much indebted to
Mr.. GILBERT for his support to render this
otherwise than a subject of great regret to her,
for there is, perhaps. no one upon the stage in
this country more capable than he of adding to
her attractions.
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yo,. OF rh.nh. 70 Mr.. w.b.,.Y.

In the Pennsylvania House of Representa-
tives, on the 25th instant, Gas we are advised
by telegraph,) the following joint resolution
was finally passed:
Rsso'csd, That the thanks Of this Legislature are
cminently due to Hon. Daniel Webster, and that
they be and arc hereby rendered to him, for the
very able and patriotic manner in which he has
vindcated the we'll established principles of tho
Government Of the United States, in regard to the
intercourse with foreign nations. in his letter to
Chevalier Husemann, Charge d'Affaircs from the
government Of Austria to the United states, dated
December l, 1850.