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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,
,ndau Manning MauI2

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning. May IL, 1851.
COttOn-The Cotton market not active on Saturday
though some $500 bales changed hands prices still
favor of purchasers We have again reduced figures,
and quote as follows:
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FIRE.-Last night small schooner was dis.
covered on fire about eight O'Clock, near the Bayou
Bridge, and before the flames could be extngushed
she was nearly burned to the waters edge.
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NOTICES.
1guc. oy TIE J.yyrssos .sD

L.rr y ysT. o. IME JEyyxssos AID
II Sealed Proposals. win h. ,s,s;vsd =, hi otfes
on on MONDAY, the 18Th Of May Tor The delivery On
' a. ne nead o. the Nss BASIN, Of Thiry-6ve
running e o. Long Leaf Hard yellow Pine Pie mter from
" "cn sq"sre and in snshs Of from 70 TO 10 feet he
whole to he osrd, and to not more than ,n,h ~ 49, ~ 49,
sase Ao TOR T1eve Thoussd running fee. lengths. Of
q ~" cne save" reno~ Pine sve SINKING Cypress
to be well sawed 81 an ernsss ouod and fr.s o
all deficit and clear OF The delivery conmeuc. an a. t
tn 18th Of October, and Be eonpeed or b~tor. ~ re-,
December. .CSrrotlton May 1, 1881.
myi at2p sp,ls JOHN HAsPsoN, Chief Eas,..,.
Succession OF John MeDcnosh.
n All persons indebtsf JOHN NeDON
odH are requested to make Immediate Ts.mentary
Executors OF his Estate Otherwise legal
of all uniiqudsfsd having eals
against said Estate will prssen them Office
corner Of Custombouse and RoyAi
E q! $::::::::. 'sz ::::;:::=::."
jal6n j. SPEAR ssTH. J
-~>s-
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
a candidate Tor recollection. CONSTABLE the Firth
Justice of tn, Peace, Third Municipality Election
November, 1851 spls
/. o. o. r.
M HoW1 s,I LODGE Z. No ,. y meet: :;sy
% Tchoaphani.. and Poydrs. arests, al 7
a = GEL. oneg' 70, q. P;.'cs T:rn:
n F. Rlcn..::.:,:v & Fwo' DsIrsD:ImI..' e.:
DAVIS. Treasnrer ALB
EMOvAL-F. N. HARRISON, Notary Public.
has removed hin Office from IS Graues street 10 10 Camp
street, ~ stair. my3 I'm
HALLARAN, EDWARD, Commissioner for
Il California, q Camp street. my2 sm
DR. J. T. SEGUIN, office at Thomas Rankin's
~ Drug Store coner Camp and Poydressrees residence
1o 1fases street, near coyner OF BasOnne. my3
T. ARTNERSHlP-The undersigned ha wing
- this day associated wi h him Mr.. HENRY g. HALL.
the busnes will hereaftev be conducted the M Of A.
F. tocARAS Co.. .NswOrIeans, May i. ISL.
myl A. r. COCHRAN.
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WILL give his attention to all business matters
entrusted to his in the parishes Of East and Yves
re cIans. sas' Baton Rpuge and St Helena.
IL Office, Clinton, La
- Reie, to Hon Theodore H. McCaleb Hon. John w.
Cfpckeft, Newt 'Yleqns
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THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
Tor the reception of visitors tie first day of ,:a,
June The proprietOrs have added largely TO their E:
mproN emenls during the past winter. and will be Mi
curing the season prepared to accommodate tour to ~
hve hundred In addition the medicinal and cura
I'VE pr pertes OF The WATER diseases peculiar Southern
cma e. NEE Springs possess advantages
me watering places in the Sonth ard West Being
bnt four mi es from the Biz bee river Choctaw county
a In as healthy region be found in The Southern
country are accessible by STEAMBOATS, all Of the
year would be useless to attempt full cripon of the
DEMENT'S 70 be derived from the OF these suffice
h,t we lee fully warranted saying that their
peres in the OF diseases of the liver stomach bowels
kidneys and skin ulcers of long standing gnera debility
he systen govt r. eumat,sm dropsy,
by any waters in the tied States hundreds can testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many ents have been made. are in progress
Tor the amusement and pleasure visitors There will be
regular pa kes from Mobile the Springs semi weekly
Good hacks with careful drivers. will be constant ten
dance TO convey and from the river The tab
VIII be Instantly supplied with the very hest country
affords, and the proeors pledge themselves no
ralns u render Their visitors comfortable For chemica
peres OF the water the pubc referred an aly OF
one OF The prngial Springs, by Professor Brumby of
University of Alabama.
RATES OF BOARD:
n Der gay .......$ W
per Week W oO
:, f,e~ Children and servants half price.
noise per Jay "
~ Large families subject liberal deduction from the
ab,ye rates CONNOR henry, Propnerors.
Blad Springs Ala, May l, 1851. my7 I'm
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CONTAINING 40 -ALCOHuL.
TIE best sud strongest % mecer the old To- The cure
OF Dyspepsia ali the headache heartburn
incpwn consumption debility arising from levers
Se Ard agae % hss 2, GO ~ M em.es
Ii also and not surpassed by nei,cins N
th- highly respectable eehcatss rss
to the following -
FiTzHxsRY HOMER, Esq. Bottom;
jas T. DuNS Esa., CIV Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYsos LAwssscE. * Pres Mass. S.na'e;
memhes of Congress;
Hon. w WeoDsRlDsE. formerly Governor Of Mishi-
Hor J T MoRsHEAD. formerly Governor Of Kenvacky
Hon j T, sM1sss, u. 3 Senator from Rhode l.,..d
Hos Ws - sslrs' u =. >s.a'o' from vs.mons;
HSa. Sso%sses focrr. msmb., Of Co, .,... from VT;
Hon w. L. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from Wboca
Gen Gen 4 r c; nops.. %smss.i. Coss,e. from Iowa:
~ TRowsRIpss. Esg.. DETROIT, Mich;
MN; ahsf x r. s srs s.
sSo s CONFIRM az ssi s' Osss ., . . as.s w.
q RsEEn. BATES A'sTIN Wb.'..ss husEs'. No.
%s,shsp S Row BSs,s1 Gspr,sl Assn,s 4, cs.r.
- fr'ss 81 par bottle, boii.s at -
T cAUrloN-Eaeh bottle . ne Genuine osyr.n.sd srsrs
II. s . the oa.s % aa s esS Ss s.
s'e. sai aiSe shsy isss are" The Of ne
bottle sth the Reed d IS sa.n ss9 are the sss
General and .hsm all s'ds mus os ad'rs''sd
CIGAR. MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ ToB ACcO-rhe sars rihess hsse constantly hand
and for ale IL los TO .a pa hassss Cao. avans Ess.i
f Hsss c Ssb FrEs Oh = ss =.
bass. selected Tor the M;,san ms'tsi ED e. plasaOa
~ Tobacco balsa 70 erdss. fXN
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j. L. TAYLOR Il CO.
AUCTIONEKRs AND Con MISSION MERCHANTS,
81 Chartres street, corner OF Custom house,


OhKDNEK bMITH, Auctioneer,
10 will psy particular Door Sales Of Port
Warden, SUGGESTIONS, Syndicsps u s. Sas of Vessels
Caysoes, Dausag ed Good, Cotfo.. etc.
the Sale of Household F1nurs persons declining
Housekeeping.
Regular Sales also held their Auction Rooms
For1sn and Douesne Goods. apIi I'm
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ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot OF very
IL superior English Cheess ece sed and for sale by
E. " GOD Il Co orpa site Post n
my7 Se,ord Mnnc,n,l,,v
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rWesn ana Dut"esHe ooocs' apii I'm
F. REPPEL vs. B.aPTIsTE 5.vTULNE . Docket
J. page 53l... No. ,z63 Of The City court Of Nep
Orleans.
u Y virtue Of plunus alias writ of seizure and
- sale 70 me directed by the Hon j. l.. Winter, Second
Justice of the Peace Tor the Parish of reans sell at
public aution ut Banks Arcade. MONDAY, the 18th
day Of May, 1871. at u o'clock n
i.OTbf GROUND situated in suburb IRENE. in The
square comprss within Pheur, Roman Go and La.
hnrpe streets, making Of ot No OF square No L.
said lot ID feet inches mes front Roman
by loo feet in Depth bounded SIDE ards
stree, BY lot 70 and the side towards Lahape
the other half of said lot No seized the above entitled
cause to .ailsty the Judgement rendered therein.
Terms of sale cash. N. NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New orleans. April II, 1851. apA
JOHN LIJrDE- VS.. JOHN HENRY BROWN and
H. NJ DOUGL-4S, in s0iidO. In the Second Jus.
tees Court. No. l,0i6
II virtue OF writ OF seizure and sale to me
~ directed by the Hon L. Winter, Second Justice Of
the Peace in and io the Parish Of Orleans will proceed TO
seil at pnhl1 auction MONDAY. the 18Th day of May
ISL. nj IL 0'c eek NJ, at Banks Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Darcanel
desn1ted Nos l, and 10 square No. s. bJunded BY
Re Op,das, Livingston Elysean fels Margny
said lots having (Amercan measie) 35 feet and
lines earh Elys-an Fields by al inches depth
more Il any there Is plan drawn J. Bry and
pO.ited in he Office OF los CuvIer Notary Public TO-
gether with all The buildings and Improvements thereon,
seized in The above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions of sale cash.
NJ. NJ. THOMAS, Constable
New Orleans April ii, 1851. apl4
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T INSEED Oils barrels Northern Linseed
II Oil, in Store and for ssle by
NATHAN JARVIS & co.
mia n Magazine nj Commop
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

~ II "a II Il II T. AND CURE
oF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ;
Paw IN H. q me breast Bronchitis, Shorness of Breath
au IN lhe Chest Weakness and Bleeding at the Lungs
a!pta,'o On q the Heart Dyspepsia, osveness and Pies
am ID .s back SPINAL fl. Falling OF the Bowels
utsf or Bearing Down. lrreg ular Paninl or Pro
fuse Mensrpa',on tendency Abortion and Painfu pres
o1 to psSs s lounging and Weane,s; Habna I
ous 20 ic, sea Scknes and honc Darrhpa and Nil vvea
illnesses gee i9 I to Maes or Ftmaes @" w cd
South. at his ofe 70 ST. CHARLrs sTRsRT Nav H.
leans l. .DlES fitted with the Brace at MRS SIjER
MANS. 1888 st. Charles street mhia lvds, "
STAR CANDLES AND PORT VINE
~ 3O0 boxes Star Candies, IS, IS and As;
9, IOo quarter casks Port Wine: -. For sale by
@i T RVON. ~ Old Jsevea at
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in and fT sale lots to suit purchaser,
by J. GARLAND & co.
iet lsIy 'Ol Tchoupitoulas street.
ME-25O0 bbls Thomaston, landing from bark
~ j. Cohen; 1000 bbls Alton, Uuca, and ST. Geneyeye
landing and in s,o s V isr sale BY o, nn,,
RANK DOORS-Two single and one pair
- doubls, for sale low, by
my7 nAYMAN& HOLDEN. % M.s....rt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
~ BENEFIT OF MR.. LEATI
THIS EVENING Tuesday May IL, 1851, Will Be presented
l the Farce emitted
GOING TO THK RACES.
". ~ Holland
To be oowed b. Ba,sat DvEarissEMENT, b1 s's
Hisro, MIL vailte and Mons. Msugin.
The hIst act OF The OIera
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
kssina- Madame Leaf
To be followed by the Musical Farce enttled
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Lind. MN. c.
SCENES from Donzets Opera OF 4" Lucia di Lammermoor"
To concu with the Song If "Columbia, Gem Of Ocean
~ NOTICE alteration Of Time - Doors open oco
performance TO commence at half past 4.
PTtcss 1dnssionBoxes, second
70 Boxes, third tier coored only, 50
igIery, as cents.
The Box office Will be open every day, from 10 until ecset
.,l rom 5 i'll s wen places may he taken
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies NJ Gentlemen New
Orleans thai she Just arrived from Europe and
suited her residence No 49, OF Old
the Mint Present. Past and Future
~ 'i'ntu.tatnn-' Gentlemen 81 Ladies Soc. mh6
MADAME YORK-This celebrated Philoso-
a'A pber Astroogist and and the
Egyptian Oracies OF ectfuy informs the ladies
Gentlemen OF New Orleans that she will remain in the city
Tor short time, ard may be ulted in Of above
sciences at her Office No. 28 Gaver street, between st
Peter and 81. Paul streets
. II Madam Y. if desired. will give Phrenological
Char's with admeasuIements of the head, Temperament
etc. Consultation ~. ap24 i'm
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THElargess assortment of GREENa BLACK
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MADAME DWELL
A CARD
MUSIC AND FRENCH.

ny La who Is thoroughly qualified give instruction
the Panoorte, in cal Music land SPEAKS French with til
Partisan sccen bes the branches ibers
Educ Atom desies suton Institute respectable family
on moderate terms References given application by
paid nsst GILMORE DEsCHAMP, BAYOU sar, La
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.

Spring and summer CLOTHING.
FRANCIS FABRE Il CO., % Magazine street.,
rsuectfniy call the attention Of their ftnls ard III
public II their l.rre stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING. They also In exensivs anost-
| msnt Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS. 70 wh'co they inyis
particular notes. ma dkW
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WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
NATHAN JARVIS h CO.
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brixs.

ioka ........l4.n q sss Flower. j.. a, M
ntreai ...... 5mI W az zAbetb ~ ms
Ii. Tbomrfon Lit armouth .....I2, m2
AN Queen. I5,n2 z. r. Brorn.-.. 7,nz
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MIGUEL HERNANDEz, Jr.

~ Il candidate Tor reelection, CONsTA BILE Of the n
Justice Of tn Peace, Third Municipality. Election
November, 1851. spl
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ut LaJayette-
lNDlANA-Per MAYORS boat: So sks corn $50 bushels
saI eS,p, 1850 do OATS bbls flour Twichel CO.
EN- ESH EE-PsI Fow,-r's boat: 81 hhds tobacco,
% ~ ~ cmt.n Turner. Wilson SEQ
iENNEsSEE-Per boats: ai0O bbls ear corn, order.
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ne steamer Bunker Hill No left 81 Louis on the 9Th ms
Aspou all the falns-wsathsr extremely ooIt
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LIMEs
C600 BBLS. Fresh Thomaston, Alton. St
store, Tor sale by ALFHED KEARNY l. co.
my3 OF II Magazine street,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-24

The SciOto Gazette of Thursday contains
the following paragrah. OF course, our
neighbors on Front street will take that ,,a.
per to task orthus talking about Scott's pop.
l'larity, and the whig convention and Civ
ing that body such d dig under the ribs:
Fbe late election in this state confirms the
opinion we have often (privateIy) expressed,
that the whig convention, in February last'
mi8took the popular feeling, in recommend.
ing Gen. Scott, and passing by the National
Administration with mere endorsement. =
A party which, even as to men, bears upon
It's frontlet the confession that it is moi an
unit, cannot wage successful battle against
a drilled and disciplined enemy. Besides
there is latent sense of Justice among the
great body of the wings, which demands that
something more than formal compliment
be accorded the men who have, with such
marked wisdom and success, guided the shir
OF State through the breakers which besea,
her: IA
Well, gentlemen, settle it among your.
selves. We are, however, much inclined tc
the opinion that there is .'a latent sense O
justice in the great body of the wings" ant
Thereby hangs tale"
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LIBERTY, EQUALITY, PROGRESSION.
Balloonine

Our citizens last week witnessed two beau.
Ftifui balloon ascensions by the distinguished
tAmerIcan eronaut Mr.. Wise OF Pennsylva.
MA. In conversation with this gentleman
be remarked to us that he felt no apprehen-
sion whatever Of danger in these ascensions
at least no more than he does in walking
about the street. Twice has he assembled fol
the purpose Of falling to the earth. This
may appear startling but it is true. At AL
lentown, Pa, and al Philadelphia some years
ago, Mr.. Wise went up in balloon, Sc
charged with gas, that at or neara certain
height 1t would burst. He ives swiftly land
ed upon terra firma, but both times ssfely.-
English papers under the head dof !" Miracu.
lous Escape" have recently commented on q
balloon ascension in England during which
an explosion took place at such an elevation,
that the utmost surprise is manifested that
the @rpnaut was not instantly dashed to pie
ces-ihstead of which, he escaped with a
"iew light bruises" ~
As an American writer remarks, the only
thing Miraculous" about the matter, is that
he was injured atall. Bursting balloons in
this country has been reduced to a science;
and according to Mr.. Wise, the bestinform-
ed eronaut perhaps in the world, is attended
with no more danger than drinking ginger
pop. What makes the escape appear 81 mi
raculous' is the very cause Of its being un-
attended with danger, and that is the great
altitude at which it takes place. While an
explosion al four hundred feet from the earth
would probably be attended with one uni
versal and eternal smash, similar accident
happening at an altitude oftwo miles, would
let you down as quietly as an India-rubber
halter. For second or two after the fusti-
fication, you fell with fearful rapidity-
but the moment the collapsed balloon begins
to feel the resistance of the atmosphere,
things become as steady as the trade winds
and you glide down harmlessly to earth.
Gin. Non.
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Aid 10 the Admini.tratinn.. !. !.

II When Mr.. Wade was elected United
States Senator BY our Ohio wings, it was
Iclsimed that he would yield to Mr.. Fillmore
'and his administration cordial and Jealous
support Well, possibly he will, after he
gets to Washington. He is not however,
Jest nOU, showing a very extraordinary
ameunt Of zealin that way, if The Ashtabu-
"a Sentinel is good authority for his move
inents, which says he recently made a speech
IN that place, in which be denounced the
system Of slavery as the most unholy, unjust,
and lniquitous system Of outrage and wrong
'hat ever saw the sun-a reproach to oul Vi
race and the name Of America-and charac-
terized The fugitive law as disgrace 10 hu.
nnanity, "a vilerlaw had never been passed
from Nero to Nicholas" He thought Web
'stesand Fillmore were deceived and be.fool-
ed, and made tools Of by the South, which
induced them to support the compromise
measures for fear the Union would be dissoly-
ed. tr FI'
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Rufus Choate,

Rufus Choate is picture to look at, and
crowder 10 spout. He is about seven six
or six feet seven, in his socks; supple as an
eel, and wlry as corkscrew. His face is
compound of wrinkles, 'yaller glnders' and
jurisprudence. He has small keen piercing
black eyes, and head shaped like nam
moth goose egg, bic end up; his hair black
and curly, mnch resembling bag Of wool
in admirable disorder, or brush heap in
gale o. wind. His body is of no particu-
lar shape; and his wit and legal dodgers
have set many judge in snicker, and SO
COMPOUNDED jurors as TO make it almost i'm
possible to speak plain English, Or tell the
truth for the rest of their natural lives
Rufus is great on twisting and coilipg him
self up, squlrming arounc, prancing. jump
ing, and kicking up the dust, when stedmi
up. His oratory is first rate, and his urgu
ments are ingenious aud forcible. He gen
orally makes ten strike--jutlge, and jur,
down at the end of the sentence. He i
great on 1owery expressions aud highfaloot
in 'hub dubs.' Strangers mostly think he
crazy, and the rest scarcely understand wha
it's all about. He invoices his time ant
elotution 1000 per cent, over ordinnr,
chargrs, for having ones self put through |
coulse Of law. Rufus Choatr is about fit
Yea is Of age, perhaps over. He is consider
ed The ablest lawyer in New England, o
perha ps--the United States. His hand
writing can't be deciphered without the ai'
OF a pair of compasses aud quadrant. Hi
autograph somewhat resembles the map Q
Ohio, uld looks like piece Of crayol
sketchlng, done in the dark, with three
pronge1 fork. He has be-. in the Senate
and may be-, If he has time TO fish for il
President Of the United ates.--Duteh
man.
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Failures in the East.

We clin from the Boston Evening Tray.
o,o. oe tha s,h met ,be follow;ng summary
elet' VI 'ne o.h inS',' 'ne 'o,o"'"e ''''"!
OF recent iallures' IN the East, up 10 'ha'
date:
The LYNN Raw State saws: "There is a
little panic lust now among our shoe man
uiactnrers. growing out Of the tightncss Of
the money market and the failure of a large
shoe manufactory in Hayerhill. But our
noannlacturers have been doing good busi-
mess have small stocks ON hand generally,
and still many orders 10 fiji. A little caution
and Contraction in business for time will
MI, @ matters right |"
Stocks partake largely of the improvement
in The, money market Il will be seen that
nearly every stock has advanced materially.
This will continue with the improved fea.
tnres in money matters and we can with
some some confidence assme Our readers Of a per.
manent change fer the better. AS soon d.
confidence is fnlly restored and business shall
assume its ordinary shape, prices will recoy
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Tuesday Morning, Oct. 81, 1851
Brcakers Ahead


The New York Sun presents its readers
with translation Of an article from the Mad
nd Observer, which, to an informed Ameri-
can is highly amusing. 1t seems that this
poor little Republic is to be annihilated--
blotted out--ehasusd up, by the indignant
Spaniards. We give portion of the OBJ
servers article, at which if we were people
of weakness and coward hearts we should be
more inclined to quake with fear than with
laughter:
No more delays. We have nothing to ex-
pect from the ambitious children Of Wash
ing.on. No satisfaction is sufficient to wash
out the insult that has been done TO our ma
tionality by the agressiops in Cuba; and the
outrage committed on our flag in the person
of our Consul at New Orleans. We can
not be conten1ed with notes and explana-
tions which would not restore the blood of
our brethren she'd in Baya Honda. The Of
fence has been bloody, and bloody must be
the reparation and vengeance. A general
cry has been raised in Spain against the saw
ege sympathizers Of Lopez and his banditti.
That cry is War and DETERMINATIONS! The
supreme government, let the dispositions
which 1t may have adopted be what they
may, must hearken to that cry 4the govern
nlent cannot stop its ears to the popular
voice. which, by the press, roars in thunder
throughout the land against the Infamous
fabble of the United States.
War, then, against that race of pirates,
who aim at the dominion Of the whole ter
ritory of the New World.
War against these avaricious traders, who
aim to snatch Cuba from u.s..
War, determination and Batchcry! against
those ungrateful cowards,. who have traitor
ously endeavored to wound the generous
heart Of Spain.
No more tolerance; no more doubt; nc
useless vascillations.
We present to the consideration Of oul
government the following propositions:
That war be officially declared against the
Republic Of Washington.
That our diplomatic agents be recalled
ftom the United States.
That passports be given 10 the American
Ambassadors.
That all Spanish vessels be armed as priva
teers, and that letters Of marque be granted
tothese Of other nations who desire them.
That the people will rise as one man ant
offer to the Government the support OF thei
resources and their arms
That subscriptions be opened in our Prov
inces, inviting all good patriots TO contribut
10 the augmentation of an army and navy.
There will not be single Spaniard VIII
will not bring his mite to the national treas
ury.
There will not be youth who will no
rush to seize the sword in defence of the fla
of Castillo.
There will not be father but will be dis
posed to offer his son as a sacrafce upon tn
altar Of his, outraged country
WAR, then, WAR against the Pirates {
North America! Let that degraded and spu
rious race soon feel the effects of our ven
geapce!
lhew! Come on Macduff!
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-24
.successful Operations.

We are much amused, occasionally at the
accounts given Of successful surgical ope-
Eetions," performed by various knights Of
the lancet, while the patients were under the
influence of chloroform. A case in point
was performed in Paris, lately, the result o.
which proved highly satisfactory, barring tn,
"trvslns dra'cOdck Of tAs death Of the pa
tisnt.n