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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

sNRESH FLOUR-Chelsea Mills, psi
3 West Twenty scvcuth-st, New York The proprietor
hc Chelsea Mills prepared tO furnish the citizens
of Ncw-lerk with superior article # Fresh Ground
FLOUR ,aham Flour White and GLOW Meal. Ilonuny.
ho1fcI Eu's md Corn taunH. delivered amy part II
Che CfY Corn Oats ana Feed hand. and delivered 10
order Having ENGAGED practical miller. who Is fnulinr
with all the modern Improvements IN milling. fhe public
iry nest assured with being served with good article
Ar orders sent tp the n 90 The depot O nrn-st
Vill ucet with attention. JAMES NUNSON.
9uN
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RAhER'S IMPROVED MODE q

n Sill NN hOiLkhS -llrigrS Will he 1901 r,r
The above ana iue nain fun shed as % plan an Tie Nv,
lng Which has been elected m numerous rasp,
alOu SrIlINIAN AITpN q ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

4 EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

uicts ard Curtain Materials wholesale AMI ..,,1 D.
CHIDS SMITH. 40 Pelrl-st cor N VIII, -
Dealers supplied tie most reasonable terms age io,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

Situated three miles frum Wll'amsburgh on the Bush
containing 80 acres unsurpassed as u y IN
sdaDtaon and natural beauty the extensive recent IN
movements afford those wishing burial l0ts the gfeaess
rarety for choice Chartered by act Of Legislature anu
land free from all incumbTance chapel Tor service y
oen upon the grounds Lots from 100 70 400 square iee
prjce SIS 10 $50 Omnibuses from WlamsbuIgh 70 the
.nt~s,co k,atroud auo STAGES run
Brooklyn to rear entrance AZ East Ne"-foTk Apply !"
Cemetery Once. ,.,.vtvn
q HENRY, Agent. $40 Broadway New YORK -,
7 pENNFfT Agent 10 South 7th-st, Williamsburg.
mylT Ims Hon LUTHER BRADISH President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
snail HNUSE aud ~
ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHAN-

u les, and all others requiring CHEAP MOTIVE
POWER The WICCAFEK A\CEACrU RING COM
fANY (FiShkiN Landing, , have a largr amount Of
Water Power which they viii leA>c OF sell upon very 81
NSntageoUS terms quantities Of FNchorSe Power and
upward, with sufficient amount OF Land Tor the erection
81 al necessary buildings THIS desirable location
Tor those who are cIampc t1 aud have o. ior
sXlsnSiNe steam power m the ciy The propct, within
hat mile eithe Hudson River Railroad, aud the Hart
ford, Providence and FiShNn Railroad VII uaS> thruagh
the premises, therVhy making quite A. convenient 0T
many Kinds ot business located the city For terms
&C apply At the oce II the CompAnv OF n b. letter >t
paid addressed as above
Flshkill Landing March q, 1851 ma snNSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
To The NCk and NIlrItI -
DR. SWAINES COMPOUND SYR-

HfTP Of WILD CUERRN Since tins most invaluable
scoycry of Dr. SWAINE. thousand. have been ~ ~
stored 10 health and the 0ymcut u lie. who were suffer-
ing nom the raVages ot the most cNcfuct ing diseases
From John Milton Earle, Proprietor of the Mrstfhg'
ectfs Sy Worcester Mass The following another lnk
I'M the great chan Of testimony % MS merits -
I'VE have used d. Svaue's COMPOUND Syrup OF Wild
Cherry ~ our family and find u one of the most snfnn,
and agreeable medicines for coughs Inflammation Of ne
throat lungs &c that have ever tined ana nave no
psiaii,n n recommending trial ~ D. ~ those VINO awe
occasion Ton such medicine We 40 Tins Of orr own Tree
Will. without the KNOWLEDGE u ID Swane or aus Of DIS
nltnfS, or any suggestion from fhcW
Dr. ] n Ellison. Frank font, Ky, states
have been engaged n active practice " years An =
eguar graduate Of Ir.nsy iyapla now piescfine your
reuafailon ui Pruuus Virginia or Nll Ohe.yt Do tfunf
cncc 10 ala other remedies ] regard II AS An h'"l' .s
remedy IN the treatment If Pneumonia OF Disease 81 sAr
Iuue, HOME CURE.
Ezekiel Thomas, Chcry-st three doors wesl OF Ncnai
Nil Sec nd afflicted with violent cuulh pt' W. .as
slo and iroaat soreness Of rho unss. shOrne, n Me
los. II aVI er. night sNti,, Nt icco ms Hh1c aYNem
seemed Frustrated lint iy the use ni d. NWIpes Com
Mound Np of Wild Cherry restored % perfect health
Icuk well 20 flc marks II The genuine.
Rem emil cr the Original and only genuine preparation OF
Mid thcry is put mp IN squire bottles, covered Win
beautiful WlaJUor (stecl en-aSlne,l W portrait OF Df
Swainc thereon. Also his Signature All oilers are posi-
tlNol o.. IiluuA and o. unilritlt
Laboratory removed l0 North Seven hest second DIR
above Market. Who're afc prepared u OF d. SN nn. o.hsf
Family Medic res lHn.cta Neuhlti3c, sugar botcd Aar
slIh and Tar Pills. Sc SO
for sale lv { II RING. corner ~ Broadway and lohn
SITS: DR. WARNER 20 Blocker al tOHMAN q ~,
3l8 Gr,nd corner Norfolk, $ LEWIS. ~ Gw'nwch.
Monroe LYON. t72 fnnd-st ttSlfON ~ IN
Trosdvay 4. - d ID SANDS. lro Fulton . ' CLlCA'
TNFI' K 60 - nafCmv; IfANiLAND. kEIsE X co,
80 Maidon-lanc, Mrs HAYS. Brooklyn. my2l mWsEm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
81 foIRsiKE PHTFxT i MIERcHANDIzE COMPANY
Spring MATTRESSES. --McEL-

Spring MATTRESSES -MCEL-
SWEE PIERRE. manufacturers Of McElwce's Patent
Snrrr Mattress medal was awarded this Mattress 1t
he last exhibition Of the Franklin Institute IN Phadel pha
October 1850 ~, S..
Nsre>s rs well worthy the attention OF the public com
bnne an the advantages a feather bed regards soft
ness SC ,nd much greater elasticity man an ordinary mat
80 and can he used ON either side both sides being alike
All mattresses mann featured h NJ have our name ana dc
If patent stamped thereon. MI SIAkkEf LlN h>t l.
9o Inn. MCELWEE s. PIERRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
H. XCELSIOR SOAP, manufactured
ICY CALDWELL PAYSOV 4 GO

Conner Cf RNugtou and Cannon SIS, Nc~-Nods
THIS Soap ir superior % aay other offered 90 the pub
c II removes stains, grtase, permit, tlr and uk. nHd
rs ashes lu son, hard. spf afr. without tlc slightest
gu to any fabric. 10 ihe SKIN. Sen captains wooden
auuiacturcrs and oil engaged 300 Che trade, esfeey
invited To test fs yirtucs me- n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
i &C. FISCHER. Gate NUNS & 81.
MEDICAL.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
= without removing the old roots. ~ atuiosohers
pressure on springs } FOWLER 80 Spnag s, he'ss
Greene. mlilm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
DUKF'S COOKING RANGES.-The

subscriber having completed his arrangements for
the manufacture and sale Of ms RANGES would state that
after tvs eye wears experience ia the business ine o Whch
he Was empio,ed a certain establishment IN TINS CITY,
hopes s be sufficient guarantee OF his capacity to give Sa-
isfaci0n those who favor hm with Their patronage
y B-JObbing attended to
All 9rr# LANES DUKE. 30 Afn-St. ne NJ b1ld-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
? CRAWBTCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

Z =
w sHOUSE and Ship-Furnishng NareIooms, So5
Crans-st New York. where Will be found c1e.e =
s-frent Of the following articles Feathers har moss
and husk also beds mattresses palliaSses anu cushions
also loscads If every description VIZ patent screw Iuu
if lick Joint IRON screw cottage and trundle cots y
also SPLENDID variety f paper hanging. borders &
would call particular attention u his new syle ol mar
ana srrug mattresses y Bod beds ana Nl'''i'S>o'
renovated End made equal 70 new. by
W CRAWBUCK, $50 Grand-st second door
r,e I'm. east Of EsseT-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
For SALE-Two of

' the best LOTS Sevenih-av., west side. between
Twfny-secOnd and Twenty SIS two LOTS on Iwen-
ty-sec0nd-st and twenty frsfst near SeyenihaV
The Improvements making and TO be made on tins Avenue
and III the vicinity oder tins property very desirable APP
NV 10 T26f IN + " CHESTER u Wall-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
EOR SALE.---A genteel COUNTRY

n SEAT IN Stgtionl, Conn near the Depot and ; cam
boat Landing p hours only from Cwlur,, with hve
daily Trans each WAY The house Is Modern huiit. 20
feet by g. 1T the hes, mateaSVV convenient and Of Gle
giant appearance Stahns coach house and every
ceSSary accommodation Frut Of all kinds and of fine
quality. IL Will De sold great bargain Inquire IF Dr. :
WHITING. 20 EaSt- broadway. New York Of the paS
master at Stfatforl m9 law9,S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
FOR SALE g. TO LET.
!. VoInable WATER PRIVILEGE and

~ nTTI frsALE or % LET-A mil privilege, con-
-. = f.l 81 20 feet on 2 never-fai.ins stream Of
,s nth fcpnt power 0yerae i2JVj " l395J SPIN
dies and about q and Also Substantial sra,g
Mi, lersO three s8res and with water wheel an
man .hanc therein five dwelling houses, two ieneshls
each dys-h0use re-hOuse barns. sc thereon
80 mil - situated Ten mies from Providence and nVe
raiIas fom a haror On Narrtsanseu Bay The prup5sti
PIain6eld Railrosd WI run within few rods Of the mil
The mill aud pryilege viii he sold lJw If applied Tor SON
=, Ill Ie he. 4ees of years reasonable terms foi
flrihe information apply personally or by ieeI u auu
VIM WAKEFIELD, Mansion House, Providence II l.
0a.~W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Z "a O00-LAMPS, GRAN

" N'N's ON'ODOIES,C CHANDELIERS c.-Ihe
largest and lest selected stock 10 be md THIS city
Also. Car.l hene. Stut Gas Phosgcne Gas. on WiCks
Glasses. hna Vases, Table Cutlery, &c Scall Of which
s he sold cheaper Sn a. any other house m the city, a,
wholesale or retail CHARLES FULLER,
273 GreenwIch-si, between Warren and Chambers SIS.
aZi Ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
DApFR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I'D A = l. X HANUlNGo.- II ~ ~
PAVE CO. 43s Pear st near Chahaini I'm ,,. .s
~ Manufacturers have hand the largest anu Dss 50
- Ps-er HanEings Borders, FIrenoaTd Pu1ts bie"le
Crr7s &c IN the CITY which they oher whoieSAe All
~ai m frturers' prices They are ~ ewing t eFeIt
,r-val from Havre all the latest styles on ehnn pls
rom f1ctoes Of which the are the sole AGENTS fArol
stern gwen 90 crty trade, and the hrsi ""I
poge 70 hang papers Landlords and builders Ssau S.'N
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

CUTNAILS,-An assortment of BOON
~TON CUT NAILS constantly on hand and for sale hy
DUDLEY FULLER X co
m3 3mNlWSs l39 Greenwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

acbester County Property Regs.eT Of Farms Pos
Co.,ages N SITES ana Village Lots for sale and % ei can
he seen Al the office Of ID NJ COwdrev. ESQ . Chanefs
1t New-YOrk Il contains every requisite ii4lyl s'
~ - 49, myl6 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
HAIR MATTRESSES Res

- seeues Patent Spring Hair Mattress BED manUfactur-
Cd only by" r. PRINCE Co at l0l Fultan-st BROOK,
n is perfect substitute for PahaSSes, HAIR Mattress anu
Feather Bed and VIII twenty years Ihey Will
roll up can he used both sides made OF springs
Pure HAIR Sc and entirely free from Cotton waste
r, Eust Mss Hugs Brstles or any other deeteuous
articles If which materials the most OF the BOY Sprhg
Mattresses now use by the community are composed
1t an, person no has Of those things called Spring
Mattresses investigate this matter. and M nine cases u m
ten the above remar, viii prove correct ReSsegue "a
tent Mattress Bed contains ten rs Of pure ha to ever loot
ia width they are the cheapest and best bed ever made
aud no person has used them but pTonounceS them
most perfect article tor those IN health OF the Invalid
NETWORK PATENT MERCHANDISE COMPANY,
2iO Broadway and
BENZ NEWHOUeE, s15 ftuds1a - Nov Work. arc
arrnted agents for taking orders where the article
he seen q, those residing tins city % The manuiactoy
ia TuifoI-sf Rrook ivn mil 3mTuTh&S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
: +. DIETZ, dealer in every variety

~ sof OIL Camrhene and Burning FLUID Lamas 2j7
Gree nvicl-st. y Sd door above Barclay AfuIaSs1r-
ncnt of Glundolcs. Han Lamps and Lanterns IqrD
Wick Lamp shades and Glasses u az nis Pure SPERM
Lard and Whale OILS. Cam1isne and Burning FLUID whole
sale and retail Mcdaniel Lamps c-ansed ana R.--rel
Astral Lamps altered 10 Solar AZ lei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
.JEwELRYand SILVER

Wv WARE-A very large assortment OF thc heMost
s,vo Of ,ch jcvciry 81 evey pattern enc g2a an s
i.,, AMI -sn-irrens watches. and Silver "afo 81 tn
cf alias Al very moderate pces can - i''hl
~ ~ pACHTMANN'S Jewel-y store. ~ CanA-sl
"a iss icvci-r nrd silver Ware made o. orie Aal arc
iHly Iei alteu C''i''''''' 49, myl7 i'm
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HAVING HOUSES or TOTS

d 90 RENr or SELL. OF Places Of Business Il lny KIND
Go dispose o. vii have them disposed OF AZ the shortest
notice by leaving DESCRIPTION VI Them and ihe conditions
NJ me CENTRAL AGENCY. liico ga Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

h4fIel for one cent rer LIT with the New Jersey An
CorcSve Pant. and warrsnfed Ik Paint IS wei, s51st
81 lo cut houses fencing, sc sold Or cents pr oquai
In 80"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
TENO LET for WORKSHOP or OF

4 FlCF-A large and very desirable ROOM embracing
the culne floor of brick building the vicinity OF Nassau
and Ann SIS suitable for any mechanical business For
mthoI PARTICULARS inquire of GEO n BELL,
ny23 II l33 NISSaI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
no MANUFACTURERS.-To Let

UNO MANUFACIUKtK Let
n Several fne large ROOMS IN the new brick building
corner Of York and Greene IS jersey City, with STEAM
POWER having goo SUppy oi sots water on ne nren
Location ONLY block iom the terfy, Ant arcu
larry adapted foH sht NEE gnc business These roms
VIII - let separately tosetheT For further Information
nlysi Tvs GRINNELL son. . MN3ea-laAe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
NTICHELL'S LAMP STORE.-The

4fA business Of the above store removing fr0m % q
Cathaune-St All kinds of tumphene and FLUID Lamps
manufactured the premises wholesale and retail Burn
Fluid and Camuhtne barrels and half barrels Of the
FIRST quality az the lowest prices MagpnerS supplied
Fancy Solar and FLUID Lamps Gandoles &c 1t reduced
rates. Lanlwicks OF al kinds az wholesale ali 2Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
CLINTON FOUNDRY. 400 W.T. III

- ~ the.N SIS New OK steam Engines SUGAR
chInery OF al KINDS
iRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
The subscriber : prcparcd 90 make CaSsnss Of evr L.
~rIiOn AZ SoTt notice and on reasonable ieraS p.rtn
lar attention onles for CASTINGS Loan ami ~
sand such Oh and Sap Kettles Watts. Curhs R1ller,
IyiisleIs iiPes sc SC. HENRY WATERMAN
uyiS I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
.np SALE-At Tarrvtown, a neat and
NOR SALE-A FARM. handsomely sit
HVORRISIANA LOTS FOR SALE
DEAL ESTATE NOTICE.-West-

I'VE On Fulton-aye between seventh and kshih DE-
'''s ~. H.. THOS MORTON, u Plait-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

no LET-With STEAM POWER, a
n portion u the BASEMENT Of The Tribune Buld-
lngs. Apply Il X NJ STREBElGH, Publication Ofcc Of
The Tribune a23u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
TO LET-The STORE and BASE.

d MENT l0 NaSSau->t neat e. the Herald Office The
have been occupied for the las; ten years Re
otory Eating House and good stand For further
particulars nquie on the premises Of JAMES ACkER-
MAN uii- StaIS uly6 tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
ATLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

Il a Corn, Flour and Indian Corn Parma dried and manu-
featured b, Staions Patent Processes may be- obrunel
eft respectable Groccrs GENERALLY 900 Tins Cay and Bfoo jim
Indian Corn Flour Is designed for making Bread Pud-
dues and Cake, and for mixing with Wheat, R'e or Buck
wheat Flour. aud VIII De- found ou triad Ncr supenT ar
tre Il il, pat IN double papeted packages ' ADS ana
ir boxes If enc dozen each
" INDIAN Corn Parma" Am entirely new ami most deli
cnus article for making Puddmgs, Mush, &c Will prove
ana admirable substitute for Rice Samp and lioumom As
an article the composition Of Puddngs thus Parma mas
r0 rival 10 put mp "a No. papers m beautiful STYLE, anu
~ boycs of d2zen cech AZ the extremely "~ ''"' 81
a.. cents single pncharc
The above manufactures Of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted fo hc of he INVALID and experience has de-
oustr.tei that DY>iErrI,s can patoke of tins Kind of
,ct with muus. Co the exclusion of almost even other
form of food Is dai, viii improve the digestion,
rect the bowels. and give tone and cncrgt To the whole
frame
These articles are sold at wholesale by Mo,srs Alen
WlIulesoy ~ South ST. NJ U0lt y Sons, 10 Washing
,on-st and " 4 G. BENSON % South st at the Mls
Consumers obtain of the hrocegs pamphlet OF 10
pages entitled. Remarks on Indian Corn ITS iIesera-
ton and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking, together
vI th Testimonials q the highest rcspce ability.
Orders addressed 10 BRONSON Agent Atlantic
Dock Mills Com any Nos II, l8, ~ and 20 Atlantic Docs
Brooklyn. NcwNork, viii receive prompt attention and
dispatch 20 6nAiWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
DROAD-ST. NEWARK.-For SALE

LEASE. a very desirable STAND for BUSINESS,
:; No center N br,ad Newark The House - stores
- IN fet deem has been occupied Carpet AMI Cabinet
~ a.enO Hrfv 10 JOHN b GASSNER,
1'o1I "F'' l3l Chatham-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
NUIRES & CO.'S IMPERIAL FUR

SNIIURE POLISH-A patented article. warranted
Superior Go any hing for restoring stcr % any mr.
uclo Of Furniture Carriages Fire Enrnes Jap1nne ware,
Patent Gather &c &c Is HATHAWAY,
nSj Inn 81 Broadway sole Agent for New-fors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC.

" NEw YoRx, Sept. n. lesl.
The number Of houses destroyed by the great
fire at Buffalo, 10 about 500. The total losses are
Get down al 100000
The Bank Of Salisbury, in Maryland. which has
long been in bad repuie, has at length failed. A
large number Of bills were in circulation in this
city, and the loss falls rather heavily on the small
dealers and the laboring classes. None of our
banks have received the bills for the last two or
three years.
The steamship Georgia has sailed for New Or
leans and Chagres. She carries two hundred pas.
sengers. a
The Pacific has sailed for Europs with fifty pas
sengers and $6O0, eco in sr ,cie.
Frederick Wingate, the notorious burglar, has
escaped from the Maine State Prison.
Markets-The cotton market IL extremely dull,
and prices unsettled that it is impossible to
give quotations with accuracy. Fair Orleans il
nominal at 81 9ac.
Flour is in good demand, but at advanced prices
Sales l2Oc0 bbls "a 65 to a IS rsr Dbl. for 10
diana brands. Wheat is depressed.
Corn is firm. Ordinary mixed Western sells a
| SO a Coo. par bushel.
Lard is heavy at 9sc. per ID.
| Pork is dull at SIS rs Par Id. for mess.
| The stock market is improving; United Statei
SKIES Of 1862 have advanced !c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01
The Military Di6iculty.-A correspondent OF
the Baltimore Patriot. writing from Rochester,

The Military Di6icuLty.-A correspondent of
the Baltimore Patriot. writing from Rochester,
says:
Ihaye made some further inquiry about the case
of COL Webb and Gen. Wool. There is no getting
at the exact PARTICULARS because the story has only
oozed ont from themselves. The rumor all over
the city about the fracas on Thursday afternoon,
between Col. Webb and Gen. Wool, 10 that during
the day, Gen. Wool asserted his right 10 review
the troops, as taking precedence Of the Governor,
who is only Captain. General of the militia. The
claim was not admitted, it was the militia that
were to be reviewed. Gen. Wool, however,
agreed to 20 to the ground, and it was arranged
that he should have place in the Governors car,
risge. In the same carriage were Col. bruce ana
Col. Webb, as aids Of the Governor. Inc iosef-
nor, observing that Gen. Wool and Col. Webb were
not speaking, proposed TO INTRODUCES them. Zen;
Wool said he did not know Col. Webb, and did
not want to know him. There was then some
allusion to certain article in the Courier ano
Enquirer, in which some reflections Were made
| upon the generalshp of Wool. Col. Weoo, IN
justification of himself said he had . letter from
The late General Taylor, in which ne said tnai II
Gen. Woo's advice had been followed. the decisive
battle of Buena Vista would have been LOST. Gen
| Wool said il was false Col. Webb said ne would
prove it by publishing the letter: General woo
| dared him TO do so. What further occurred do
ponent saith not but the foregoing Is IN ever!
body's mouth.
Ii appears there has been a bad feeling between
Wool and Webb ever since they were In the ARM
together.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01

The Nations Monument.-The monument to
Washington is now ninety eight feet in height. and
will b considerably over handrsd feet ne1s
month, 'ss,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01

C0ps. Pampsro Le,pis.--This gentleman, noted
as the commander of the steamship Pampero, in
the late unfortunate Cuban expedition, arrived at
Philadelphia on the 2lst inst. He came by the
Albatross, from Charleston, s. c., and departed
Immediately for NewYork.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01

"A Melancholy Case.--Mrs. Sarah Logne, poor
emaciatsd woman, the wife Of brutal drunkard.
died in New York city on the 2lst inst, from the
efects of his violence and brutal treatment, com.
bined with want of attendance. The unnatural
husband is in prison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01


Nomination.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1851.
Z, Eds. Cyescent--In the Courier of this evening
there appears communication Mandatory Of an
article copied from the Statesman, edited by the
same gentleman who controls the columns Of the
Courier, headed "No Party Democrats" The
object Of these editorials and communications can
have no effect ON the intelligent voters Of this COM
munity, at least not the effect intended; that Of
supporting nsMtral under cover Of democratic
principles, or, il, you will, bank democrat"
Who ever heard Of such thing? An honest dem
ocrat, and the pure steel democrats, are disguised
with the nominations made by the convention
packed by police influence and are the indepen-
dent voters, comprising the bone and sinsw Of the
democracy to be drunsnssd out Of the party, theil
tails cut off," because they wont go it blind :
for man who, it is generally understood, is banl
supporter, BANK MANI No democrat will b.
gulled by these publications in the Courier; ant
to try to coerce democrats into the support Of mel
who disregard the settled principles Of the part,
will have an opposite effect. See if it don't VIII!
don't Mr. st. Martin show his handsl Why don
he speak? Can he do il? IDEs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01

Casrysmg Liwe IN Vsssels. Insurance compen-
les Of the city Of Philadelphia have given notice
10 those concerned, that they decline insuring YES
sells that carry lime either on or under deck. The
frequent losses by fire on board of vessels from the
above cause. is assignsd. It would be much wiser
in shippers to send the limestone in its original
state, and suffer it to be burned after ityreaches
iss port of destination. The wants Of commerce
would thus be supplied and all risk Of fire avoided.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01

Sfolen.-Col Winter. near Wetumpka, Ala,
had three negroes stolen on the 2lst inst. 1t was
supposed man named Fans was the thief, and
that he had run them of to Florida