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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-11
che Daily Cresee,,t,
THE TRUEsT VOICE. BY FRANCIS Brown

Voice of the Morning sweetly wild
As the tameless tones of forest child
Breaking from rocks on the mountain steep,
Waking the wilds of the woodland deep;
Calling the sun to his upward way,
And man to the hopes of another day.
Voice of the Twilight! sad and low,
Signing where valley fountains flow
Breathing deep by the ruined towers,
Lingering late with the folding flowers,
Siing the throb of the oceans breast,
And hushng the weary world to rest
Voice of the Midnight! deeply lone,
Filling the soul with thy solemn tone,
Calling up thoughts like the troubled waves,
Waking the echoes of ancient graves,
Telling of hidden things that lie
Far in the past eternity.
Voices of Earth ye have many tones;
Where forests wave, or the ocean moans,
There is no slence-for deep and strong
Rolls on the tide of eternal song,
Thro' Natures realms but its holiest part
Is heard in the depths of the human heart.
Voice of the Absent ringing still
Thro the spirits shade like hidden rll
Perchance but lonely stream of tears,
Yet sweet with the breath of our brighter wears
For ever thy wandering wave flows on
Thro the withered roses of summer gone.
.ice VI tue Dedu tnat returns at times,
Like bird from the far untraveled cmes.
Though sent in the wintry hours Of life,
And heard in the pause of the tempest's strife.
Yet breathing still of those brighter skies
That shine where our land of promise lies
Thou spea. st in the love of long ago,
To hearts who have laid their treasures low:
Oh the whispers Of living love may change,
And ITS pleasant voices grow coldly strange
but the grave is true to our early trust,
For the golden harp-strings cannot rust
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK

aiming at rendering the church superior to every
other authority.
An edct has been issued by Cardinal Antoneli,
announcing that the paper money now in crcua
tion will be Cancelled, and new issue be made to
the amount of three million seven hundred and ten
thou and Roman crowns.
The Austrian troops have occupied Spoietta.
East Indies,
We have had full arrival from India by the
overland mail.
The Governor General has by this time reached
Simla.
The Barbarians on the northwestern frontiers
are vigilantly watched and strong force will re-
main IN that quarter to repress any maraudng acts
China.
The news from China is that the war in the
southern provinces still continues adverse to the
relgniDg dynasty, which some anticipate will be
speedily overhrown.
At Canton they are said to be on the edge of
Voicano, as Inc rebellion spreads towards that CITY,
Van Dieman's Land.
At Van Dienan's Land the ansi-convct agita.
ton is assuming serious aspect.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL June 90.
In our cotton market this week. the trade, stmu-
lated by the comparatively moderate price of the
ordinary to middling qualities OF American, and
also by the improved tone Of the Manchester mar
ket continued for the sixth successive week to pur-
chase freely and above their estimated consumption
and as holders in the early part of the week evnced
less desire to sell, buyers of the most quail
tiles OF American found their selection materially
curtalled, and, at the close of Wednesday, had to
pay an advance of farthing per pound upon the
quotations of Friday last. Since then however,
the demand has become more limited tanner feel
ing is observed, and the full advance was barely
obtained to-day. In the fair qualities and Uplands
OF Americans, and also in Brazil Egyptian, there
has been advance.
"a The sales of the week are $4,000 bales, of which
spectators lave taken 6,77O American, and ,240
Surat, exporters, $3.50 American, 700 Pernam,
$3.50 Surat, and GO Bengal. The authorized quo.
lation to-day for fair are Boweds, 81, Mobile, 81,
Orleans g.. The sales to-day, are 5000 bales 1000
for export-the market closing quietly. Stocks,
7l9,231 bags. Same time 1850 $40 $50 bags.
LIVERPOOL, June 81.
In the corn trade there has been considerable
briskness throughout the week, there being good
demand for wheat and -four from the interior, and
an improvement on last weeks prices of to I'd per
bnshel on whea, Cd per bbl on Amerio an, and Is
per sack on French flour. Indian corn is also in
good favor, but not dearer. Choice American
yellow 3ls per 1000 lbs.
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NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY H. 1881
iOs NewYork Store, Poydras st. 16s
RICH, FRESH AND SCARCE SIMMER

H,,oDS;-The subscriber has returned from the Nortb
Mhsie ne mas been making extensive pnrc for his sore
e expess n lew days. to offer TO his the b.s
asoitmeht OF STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods that can be
o-reu IN the cry at this of the The follow
found worthy OF note: 7 ~ "i''n' wiz oe
DRESS GOoDs.-Rich printed Jscones five coo,,. at
~ Gems printed LINENS 40 cens-seing in Cana st,ee
at o. cents Wool Bafeges Satin striped al 20 cents Bareee
de Lanes, ~ cents, etc. etc. ~'ese
sIhhW SOopS; ;-Cap-crown Bonnets, rich sty lea :
sale prices. - -' ~ 'S'' '"on ""oie
skIbbQNS-A magnificent assortment. Bonnet Ribbons
q every shade and stye wide Waist Ribbons All colon.
BEL hi!eons, Velvet Ribbons, etc. etc. ~ ~ >
CRlMPED RIBBONS-For iJress Timmi,o-, snl.,
did assortment. of every color. '
and Dresses. all coiors, ''~S' w De'"7 Sopes
aFs 81 fT sqpply all colers and wi hs
tSo yards wide Embroidered Bands Infats Caos Wssh
blond Lace Swiss, Jsconet and Lnen Edgiug. and Inset
ings; pahhiinStIllg Mesgs and Mourning Wells &c etc.
yards wide--best quality ~ .' '"'eo
wlie ant black colors 'A"'~'' oiue'
ZEpnYR WoRsTEDs. = Steel and Resalia Trim.
mngs-a large supuIy. ~e- A''''i'
Parsos, IS cents and upwards Um.
Je30 2w lsp R. BROWN, 1853 Poydra, street.
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EhS eveyOffereh Tor
salem thi,city and at lower
prices. These TxAs are IL
the latest importation, aud
0ithe most choice qualities
grown in G hina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of lam.
lies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metallIcpackagea, so
as 10 prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ship, and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.I
ton ofTEAs. inchests, half
chests. II ID and 8 ID boxs
ages. lf desired.
iagT 6nn A
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.
TEASI TEAss!
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

pdny, No. 15I
Y b a I b a m street
CThe oldest r ea'
establishment in the
units,I Stites.) N
Orleans Agency, vi
Ganalstreet. These
Teas are more ex.
tensively known and
approved OF, tiiAni
those OF any otherl
establishment in thisl
county. Every sea |
son the CANToyl
TEA COMPANY eb-I
deavor'o control thel
most valpable andI
nsefnltinds of TKAsl
mat pF0 gnxHA~fr..f l
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VOLUME Iv.-NUMBER ITO.

and consequently are able 10 furnish every thing in their line
o. 20 me quality for the price, that this respect no Other
estaoilshment excel, If at all equal them
9. II. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below Royal.
'arke assortment Of the above reas.
-mys 3m s. ". PAGE Agent
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE. srceSs siuriGg,r.s,rY,l
HPt -, ioI, >.

IHhAsuKEKs UFFICk, SKCoNS MUfitFAIITY,{
II ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be- and he is
hereby. authorized 70 advertise during ninety days in
prepared oil the money of Sinking fund No.
Y BONDS q the sac o Loqsana endorsed by his MUM;
cpaiy to the extern O fifty dollars. and that sealed
proposals sell said bonds that Will e received
by the Council un,i the fifth TUESDAY in July when
they will be acied and f satisfactory his Council and
TO the Ire isurer oil the Stae. will be accepted.
Notice is hereby given ia conformity with the foregoing
resolution tina ae proposals sell to this Municipality
Bonds Of the OF Louisiana, endorsed by this
paity amount oil fifty thousand dollars $3.50 100
will be we'd at this Office until the fifth Tuesday OF July
next.
Sealed proposals be addressed the Council of Munich
pality NoTwo and be endo, ed offer for State Bonds
apss I'd WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
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BOARD OF DiRECToRs OF Public SCHOOLS
Second Municipality, June Is. 1851.

BOUNDARIES OF the several School Districts
- in the Second Municipality OF New Orleans published
Tor the nation o parents and guardians under resolu
ton Of the Board adoped on the 5lh INST:
JAcKsos SCHOOL DIsTRIcT. for Boys and Girls bounded
by the River, Felicity Road, Annunciaon and njamin
School corner of Roard and pacnnier streets
WasHisaToN @ % %soHooL DlsTRlST. G,r Boys and Girls
Magazine streets.
FULTON SCHOOL DisrRlcr for Boys and Girls bounded
by the River Dloid Tivo Circle, Nayades Thala,
E'ele and Benjamin School house, corner of Du
PLANTER and Annunciation e
JfrfERsoS SSHoo1 % DisTRIoT for Boys sand Girls bound.
Road and the SWAMP School house, conner OF Dry AIDES
and Erato
MARSHALL SCHooL DISTRICT, for Bows only, bounded
by the RIVER Deod street, ri.o Clrcle Triton Walk the
New Gana the SWAMP Hevia, Circus and Canal streets.
FRANsLls SCHOOL DlsTRIoT, ter Girls only.
same as Marsha District. Sohoo.house, st. Charles street,
between Girod and Julia streets.
SchooL DISTRICT. for BOYS and Girls. bounded by
tfeVia Circus AMI Canal streets and the swamp School.
house corner OF st. Pete, aud pertdo streets.
leI9 I'm lOHN HOLM Secrela
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sHAKEspEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

POS Girod Street, Nev Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDEs II CO, would res
w petiuy inform the public that they are now prepared
to DO STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR Nj IL
and Saw Mil MACHINERY and 4 RAILRO AD WORK,
such Turn Tables Stay Plates, Switches Chairs, etc. on
the shortest notice and the approved SYSTEM
Having Laihes OF various sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work of al most all kinds ' :
Orders for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gaery
and Tomb Ratings, Shafts and Puleys Axes and Boxes
Gders Stove Plates, Ventiatos, Sash Weights, etc., will
The Blacksmith Department is fitted up to enable wokmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctualy attended to, which
please address " ~
WHEELER. GEDDEs & CO.. New wOrleans, La.
J. F. WHEELER, j, ,GEDDES
s. SWOOP.
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MayOralty of New Orleans,

july 8, 1871.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting of Tuesday, July i, 1851.
r ESOLVED, That The Mayor be, and he is
~ hereby, authorized aud requested after having given
ten days notice in the official paper of This Municipality
adiudicale corng to the l2h O. The Act OF the
furnish ,hs Municipality for one from the 18th Jn'y
next with winter strained Sperm Oil. and winner strained
Lard O of the best qualify, so much per gallon To be
nrnshei IN such quantities BE- rou Ell by the proper
officer of This Municipay provided the be acceped
only on the approval OF such may be appointed by
the Comptroller.
I-ignsd] JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved July Z, 1851.
[signed1 A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
True coy: L. HEYLIGER, Clerk.
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DRY GOODS BY THB PACKAGa.
". RrN(Ssser Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCfiAN MT
jeI4 NO 40 GRAVIER aTpEpr =,
SECONDHAND ROCKS.

t The Subscriber has purchased the Stock HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This Is the
largest collection Of and valuable Secondhand Books in the
city.
the wish Of the Subscriber dispose Books de-
vote his attention exclusively dealing Watches Jevery
ne Oilers them at the lowest for Among the
best works Theology Law Medicine Novels Bellies Lettres
Poetry and Science
G1 The latest Novels and Publications always on hand.
aES u AC-.
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MAYORALTY OF Nrsv ORLEANS, July 8, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution. that will sell, at office. MONDAY,
Iac! to, Sanishns The Second Municipality for
winter strained Lard OIL of the best quality. Sad Oil 10 be
furnished in such quantities be required by the
officer and be accepted only approv of such ex
perts as may bs appointed by the Comltr
jy9 A. ID. CROssMAN Mayor
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MayOralty of New Orleans,

W@yUTHIty UI NtW OTTeHhs,
July s. 1851.
COUNCIL or MUNICIPALITY No Two
Sitting Of Tuesday, July i. 1851.
II ESOLVED, That the Mayor is hereby author
lied and requested, after giving five days notice IN the
official journal Of hf Municipality. sell public auction
he contract for cleaning the Galvez Canal from the New
canal q Canal street. The above work be done Accord
anee with the specifications be furnished by the Surveyor
and pubisned with the notice ri, en- by the Mayor
lSignedl JAS. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved July Z, 1851
:, (signed] :, A d. CRossaAN, Mayor.
True copy: l.. HEYLlGRR, Clerk,
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Private Les
sonn the above. Transai from English in,o Franc
Apply A. the office Of Crescent at the cornero
Apo'o Aiu Sahope strees dill
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, July 8, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell, my office, MONDAY
the l4h inst, at IL clock the lowest bidder The
by the Surveyor. [jy9l A. d. CRossMAN NIayor
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLANs. July s, 1851.
NOIlCE Is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution that will sell at my office, on MONDAY
me 9Th of Sepemb next at IL O'Clock M to the lowest
bidder The contract for furnishing the requisite quantity OF
Gane Stone TO complete the paving Tchou ptou seet
up TO Felicity Road accordance with the specifications TO
be furnished by the Surveyor.
iyg II CpoSsu,y N,,..
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DIR. LACRUE'S, of Paris, TOOTH AMI
GUM SpECIEIC.

? GUM SPEC1EIC.
THIS l. beyond doubt, the best article ever
l. discovered for the Teeth and ms. Il keeps the
Teeth from tartar, and soft and bleeding Gums
health and irmness. and consequently sweet heath.
For proof of the above facts, caa To b. had
Agents. viz DR GILBERT, Poydras street.
CLAREE & ALLISON. st. Charles street. Z
+. L.. Massey, cor. Camp and GravSes.
J. WRlenr, Isl Chastres street. =
.J. ]. SyME. cor. Canal and Carondelet -
A. RANDALL Co.. Magax street..
Ms DICAL pxPoT, Poydras ct.
q. NYsTRAsp. co., Apollo and 10.
GEo. REEp. cor Nayades and Euiepe.
IL. KALTkYER, corner Jackson and Leyee
streets, Lafayette and OF the MANuFACTURHas,
ie, lylu El4 tsTonne street. n q.
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FOR giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Musns,
caInb'ics Collars. Shirt Bosoms ant all kinds of p,ints
is use prevents the Iron from adhering the Linen and
lust from stlckng contains nothing injurious clothes in
any respect The laies have long since felt the necessity Of
such an article, and in this their expectation will fully
eaized as competition is feared after impartial trial
....ALsO....
BEAUMONT g FRENCH LIQUID BLUEENG, for giving that
bpetn TO Linen, which destroys the yellow tinge they would
otherwise retain after washing
NJ B One cake will do thirty dozen of Clothes and no
je2 tf J, HUFTY No. 10 Camp st
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EALD, J. H., formerly of M. GRRENwooD 6
Co.., Commission Merchant, No. a6 Bank Pace New
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ALLAhAN, EDWARD, Commissioner for
= 0aNo.na, z. lamp street. my2 3m
HOWARD, T. H., Attorney At Law, II Camp
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X EMMETT IL CO., FERDINAND. No. O.
Magazine street Agency of the st. Louis Shot Tower
nave 92nsanilY on hand complete assortment OF DROP
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JONES, SAMUEL, JR., [late TALBOT, JoIRs
~ Co.. BALTIMORE Grocer ami FoFwsrdine NarA.r ' .
y POYdras Netyl lrIeana .
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= nAEI: ~ In MARKS. B.. HART.
III AkT W CO., E. j., 79 TchoupitouIas street,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries. Drugs, ChemicaL'
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II WALKRR 1Rnorv
MARR 4 BROOKE, Attorneys As at Law. ~
ASl Camp street. ans
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

THEQ QUINCY TRAGEDY.-David Grieve,
brother of John Grieve. whose melan-
chilly suicide aud murder Of his wife at
Quincy Mass. will be remembered by
our readers. arrived at Buston. Gays the
Times. ON Saturday. from GAINESVILLE, o,
Mr. Grieve in company with Mr. VIM.
Halliburgh. rode the entire, distance Ia
bout nine hundred miles) in a wagon
drawn by two powerful dogs. They
were two months on the road. Mr..
Grieve lisa cripple. and will proceed to
Quincy and investigate the circumstances
siteDdsDl,on the affair. a1G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

EHGeneral James Miller, who served
with distinction in the last war with Great
Britain. died at Temple. New Hemp.
shire, an the 7th instsp After the wal
General Miller was appoiuted Governor
Of Arkansas Territory, He afterwards,
far a long series of years, held the post Of
Collector ofIhe port Of Salem-resign.
ing il in 1879. Since that time ne hes
been resident ofhis native State. New
Hampshire. The.immediate cause of his
death was apoplexv.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

CoUNTERFeITJNG. ny WHoLEsALE.-A
very important arrest was made, in Bali.
more. on the 5th inst. Of a man known
by the name of William S%tetIer, who, il
is alleged. has long been engaged in
couulerteiiing the gold and silver coin Of
The United States. The offender is, a
Philadelphiau. The North American
says: Some $780, 900 counterfeit coin is
said to have been found upon his premi
ses IN Thirteenth street" On an examin-
alton. on Wednesday last, before Com.
missioner Heaslit, Sletler was held to
bail in $4,000 for a further heating,
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CvTM Fennimore Cooper. the novel

~ MI. Fennimnre Cooper. the novel
list, is repnrled to he 81 i'll that a, last &C.
couuis he was not expected 10 live. Su
imminent was thought 10 be his'deatb,
that his family we're summoned To his
eide on Saturday. aud on the evening Of
that day the sacrament was administered
10 him. in expectation Ut his speedy dis
ISOLATION. About FIVE weeks ago, while
suffering extreme i'll health. he left New
Ymk city for his residence at Coopers.
town, on Olsego Lake. N. Y. with the
hope Of recovering his strength. He i:
now about sixty years Of age.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

AMERIoANs ExCLUnEp FROM ENsLIsn
MANuFAcToMEs.-M Mr.. Greedy says he
was invited by an Eaglish friend TO visit
him athis house in the neighborhnod Of
Birmingham. hulding out az an induce
ment the oppoauniiy Of visiting the grea,
iron and hardware manufacturers in that
n~eighborhood. A moment afterward he
recollecled himself and said. ii am not
quite sure thatI could procOre you admit
tanco To them, because the rule has been
that Americans were not TO be admitted"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

tbs CoMrNo FALL ELEcTrgN,-An
important issue Is approaching us per.
haps mOrsso than any event in The past
history Of our Slate. TIE eIecliun of
mento 6li the various offices, who are
qualified and competent, is highly nee
essary To her future prosperity aud well
being. The doctrines of either political
parry now bear quite different relations
under the new Constitution, from those
which they did To the old. From this
fact. that while the old organic law pro
tected certain riehtsan privileges by'd,.
rect interference Of its power. encoursg.
ed and afostered public Improvements,
aud withheld from the legislalu re the au.
lhority Sf corrupt legislation. The New
Law empowers that body With supreme
right over many Of the States most vita
intlests.
If the Democratic party should sue
ceedi in carrying the State, and gain ex
elusive control IN our Legislature. as the,
are seeking for, then may we expect tina
they will use tote utmost extent, all the
power sllnwed them in the new Constitn
l:inu. Thsir Progressive spirit will war
rant themt 10 put a vote on many ones
Iti"ns Of importance which if carried oui
would greatly enhance the prosperity q
FUR State. The repeal Of The Free
Blinking law, just passed by the Genera
Assembly. wonld no doubt be one oflhei
Lfrst acts Of iniquiiy. The closing OF lht
door against att internal improvem nj
the second triumph oi ~tileirglnry. Thu
RrpeaI of all charters the third, aud al
equal taxation Of all property The Gurh
aud final contamination of their fond an
ticipations.
Does the people of Ohio wish to Sc,
: their State recede from its now prosper
|, Gus and onward tendency? Wauldtle
be willing tosee newly created laws a
bolished before sufficient time had beel
a%liotted to test their essentially, and thu
throw away much labor aud morey which
! have been expended in their institution
t Do they wish to see all internal improve
| ments stopped, aud a universal resort t.
, the taxation Of all prnperty-even III,
clolhesthey wear-.theifC Colleges. Church
| es, Asylums, Graye'yards. &c. THEME
, them place in power at this time III,
. Democratic party; let them prepare rh'
, laws. IN conformity tothe authtily givel
by the New CONSTITUTIONS. and their wish
es will very soon be gratlfitd.
Do they desire 10 see political mel
t who are void Of all qualifications place,
upon the bench in our courts of justice
. aud thas emdanger the lives and interest
) of men. let Them support party, tight o
, wrong. Rut If they wish to behold tn,
{ prosperity Of the State, the happiness q
r the people, let them suppnTt measure
and men regar less Of parry or part,
. Idicta,ion.- Seneca TVhjg.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

TUE L%EGsLkrURE oP New HAMP
suing adjourned IN Saturday last. after d
session of thirty two DAYS. There were
passed during the s%essiOn, forty five acts
aud twenty six resolveS"f a public aud
as mOny more Of a private nature. A
bill to suppress the sale Of Intoxicating
drinks. which Olsn abolished all laws for
the collection Of oil debts due 10 citizens
sot aD"ther State. passed The House al
Representatives. but was defeated 10 the
Senate, a $500 homestead exemption
bill passed both Houses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

EVThe public debt Of Canada is re-
ported TO amount TO twenty millions Of
dollars; and it is shown by a late return
TO the House of Assembly, that s. ,0o0,-
600 Oft are deposited in the banks be.
longing to the government. Hii s'h''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

RAPID TRAVELLING George Dawson.
Esq. Of the Albany Evening Journal. re
tnrned from Europe in the steamship
Africa. He left Boston on the 30th Of
April, and has travelled through England
Scotland, Belgium. Prussia. France and
Germany, and crossed tie Atlantic twice
in sixty days!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

AN IMMENSE BLACK DAMeND. inrthe
rough state. has just been added to the
great London Exhibition. II is from Ba,
hia, contributed by Mr.. Joseph Myer, Of
Liverpool tits so hard that it has hith.
erto de6ed the lapilaries Ia, polish j.. II
Weighs three hundred and City carats.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-17

EgrThe st Louis Republican saysl that
a shack Of an earthquake was fell in that
city on the 2d inst. at ten o'clock A NJ.
There were three distinct shocks. the
whole occurring la about one minnie.