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Whereas the Government Mexico through the Vice Cansul
Republic at this city have caused paphsd
Of tie General Congress- dated May ga 1851 declaring previous
Of The 5h November 1886 Full aud whereas
decree Of the Mexican Government bearing date November se
vitality the and privileges originally
Joe de Gsray but in possession of this Company,
Nov, therefore, the undersned the Of the Company,
instructed give notice Company the right
Mexican Government deprive them Of their privileges vhou,
and declare that the given avsed of
valid the Company cons that the General Congress
be justified in pssiug such decree And they
fur her iuly and completely confm and rey the Protest.
already published sgs the Mexican Government, made
hmu Of ehuanepec the llh Of June 1884, Major
g. Barnard U. A., hel: Chief Enginee William H. sds
Associate Engineer and The Company will accordance
drotss hold the Government Of Mexico liable for all
said Company suffer Ia Of sAid illegal
decree Of said Government under date ed May 1884,
Notice also given, whom may concern the Company
vii continue the realization Of their and all proper
facilitate the progress Of their enterprise open
commancaon railroad the Atlantic Pac DC
having cOnfdsnce tho legality goodness Of s
and relying their and iaer Government
that Justice shall prevail 4-
BY order of the Board Of Management, B. FALLON secy
Neworsans, September 2, 1851. Il l0.2p
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REMARxABLE CuRE.-Dr. Fryer. the celebrated Indian
Doctor. has the credit Of achieving remarkable
We were shown the other day belonging tho OLD
Levse Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality, who.
wee niomed had been cured Of consumption. rather
daease Of the liver and lungs with fever Of the bowels He
discharged the I'D March. after being confined his
bed fer many months The appeared perfectly
We also at the time, negro who had cured
Of by Dr. Fryer. Editors Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette. May Is. 1851. my30 d&WH
- Al nesting held at g. Gazels Second Ward, Second
Municipality, W. W. McGsuy called to the Chair and H.
Hall appointed Secretary.
The Chairman that the object Of the meeting
INDEPENDENT FRERET CLUB No. /, Second Municipality
On motion Of VIM. D. Grimsley, Esq it was
Rssolvsd That COMMITTEE Of Five selected officer
Of Cuo, and report Tuesday next
WIN. d. GRIMsLEY,1
WIN. BRAsKLMAk,
I. z. SUhERs, }C0mmittee.
GEO LKvORY,
e. r. PHILLIPs,
w. w. MCCARTHY. President pro TEN.
H. o. HALL, Secretary.
NewOr cans September 4, 1851. IS
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Aboliionists in Nxsinia.-On the. l4th ult., AL.
fred Bartlett, . citizen Of Grayson Co., Va, was
murdered by slaves belonging TO Mr.. John Reeves,
who also dangerously wounded Mr.. John Glen.
snts This sad affair is laid to charge of abo
lltionisis, and al a meeting of the citizens Of
Wythe county they adopted resolutions to expsl
from Southwestern Virginia certain pretended mis-
sionares rom the free States, who, under the gub
VI religion, take every opportunity to dissemnass
abolition doctrines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

National Democratic Conpsation.-A dispatch
from Charleston, 8. G., dated the 9th ult., says
that G. H. Donaldson, member Of the Democratic
National Convention from Texas, was to 20 to New
York the next day, to issue call for the meeting
Of the National Convention to take place in June,
1852. He takes this step in consequence Of the
correspondence recently published in the Herald,
furnished unknown to him. The committeeis now
complete, Lewis Josselyn having been appointed
from Massachusetts, in place Of Hallet and Francis
Blair, j., from Missouri, vice Treat.
II will be observed that the two appointed in the
place Of Halle.,. Of Massachusetts,, and Treat Of
Missouri, are rank free-soilefs. What can be in
the wind?
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ssa ef this Pert.
We arr abb 70 .sssss, upsa the staushosity,
that Mr. Frsrst has not received any efciel notice.
Whatever, Of HE removal sn the post q Collector
Il the Port 4 Nv Orlsans. A. be would ma
tbrSlly, Il NOT assssssiiy b The 6sst person
advised q such step, No are not disposed 70
credit the rspesss which have bssn put into cir
eulaiion.
I Tie Administration could mot take more ILL.,
advised and Cn this seotion) mors unpopular step.
The rumousd removal Of our gentlsmanly and
popular Collector elected yesterday an snount
Of public feeling and sympathy, which plainly
shows what effect The removal would have. Il
would cripple and embarrass the wafnest friends
Of the Administration, drive some into inaetion
or opposition, and give its opponents an advan:
tage on which they would only too eagerly and
! thankfullt seize.
We shall not bslieve that the Administration
has takes 20 ipjudicious course, until facts are
bsfoss us. None Of its warmest friends here
|.presend that facts, no matter how strictly con
strued BY sense Of moral responsibility, would
warrant the removal, and they lock upon its pros
pect with blank wsnder 1t would be very
liberal gtatuity to the democratic party very
serious stumbling block in the way Of the Ad
ministration's friends.
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mississippi. sister State lifts up the Union
banner proudly. She is thrice welcome in thu
ranks of the true and the patriotic. because she has
been sorely tempted and tried. Misrepresentation,
insidious party appeals, the establishments of old
and popular leaders, have not made her swerve in
the good cause. She has come forward to bury the
last hope Of treason and disunon; and in her great
and good labor she has forgotten every thing bu,
our common country. All honor TO Mississippi.
Did we not say truly that her gallant sons, remem.
boring Bueaa Vista, could never do ought which
might lead to the striking of one star from the ma.
tional banner-under which they have won such
iulperishable renoyyn!
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r.. ,..,.. cl...L.. -. W;.x. 49,.
ne 1'ssuaof NaeloAee' aaehry inoie MISTER
from rev iork on the Sosn August ana havana
on the 1st September, arrived At this port today
with the California mails and passengers. Con-
"enee' '.ns'ennihss ,oxo
q sps'' - aoo e0 s sioo. ~ oe mood
cnsnx q Dfes.' ~<'voO' n. 2. om"n ~S'ooV' ;.
-, -. -. M. 900 n~ s ssnA
SSoovo !. NOS, ssc aaa soVo M u'oss soSs
Sila,i = 'oo. ~ooo ~. N' = A1son - ~ eovO'
t- II, s,ne ,oy ~S'No'
grad sotsl slSo,.o
A'1A :" es.' - va .u s'es"ae'
Cherokee, Of consumption, Richard Paine.
-, ~,
The following Is the list Of passengers by the
Che, okee:
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The Spanish Consut-It seems that this gentle
man reported at Havana that he would have been
mobbed in New Orleans, had he remained here.
His fears magniied the danger. His person was
entirely safe, and his Office would not have been
touched, had he promptly surrendered the letters he
held for the relatives Of the dead His closing his
consulate was q foolish act. entirely uncalled for,
and calculated TO embarrass the relations between
Spain and the Union.
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Another Large Fsrs.-A fire occurred at Mas
son, Ohio, on the 9th ult., which consumed
large amount Of property. The American and
Eagle hotels, and considerable number OF busi'
ness houses, were destroyed. The loss will amount
to 500, 000-mestly insured. The fire was the
work of an incendiary..
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MoUemsnt IN favor Of Mr.. Webs~.--The
wings met in convention, at Boston, on the 9Th
ult, to nominate delegates to the wing State Con.
vsntion. Resolutions were passed ins.ructng the
delegates to insist on Daniel Webster for Presi.
dent; that he n the choice Of large majority Of
the wings Of Massachusetts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

pe On our First Fsgs viii b feand Tie List d
Letters. together With the commencement Of the
news from California. 80,
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Suicide JOS. Carter, Of Newbern, North
Carolina, in 6t Of mental arrangement, put an
end to his life on the Goth of August He shot
himself with pistol.
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Reported Suicide-Jndgs Woodbury. MA tsle-
graphic dispatch from Concord, N. H.. of tho 9Th.
says il 10 reported there that Hon. Luke Woodbury.,
democratic nominee for Governor, in that Stais,
hung himself At his residence, in Antrim, that
morning.
'sase Levi Woodbury. is seriously III At Posa-
mouth, N. H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

Ro5bery.-Ssveral gentlemen from Mauritas
were robbed, at Boston, on the 10Th, OF $6000 in
gold Their rooms were entered by false keys
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

San F1ancisco.-The whole amount of scrip
and audited accounts received by the Commission.
ers of the funded debt Of San Francisco, up to the
LIST Of August, will exceed one million two hundred
and thirty thousand dollars The amount of bonds
issued Il $56S, 400.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

Sailed for Europs.-Ths Africa sailed from New
York for Europe on the 9Th, with seventy'one pas
sengers and 1857 900 in specie.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

Sale of Old Bank Stock.--A hundred share. Of
the obsolete United States Bank were sold few
days ago, at Philadelphia, for 81 share. II was
once - high - 81 IS share,
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Dteds
On Thunday. August 4. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, ALKx.
MCLEAN.
~ The Masonic fraternity Of he different degrees generally
invited to attend the fanera whsh will place TfS EVEN
ING, O'Clock, from No. Is Common street, clad
Rssa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-05

On the night of the 28th, three captured-James
Smith, Joseph Gunst and Augustine Montoro-
arrived at Havana.
The following have also been captured. but NO
disposition had been made Of them the Goth, they
being kept confined in San Cfistival:
Capt Robert Ellis, aged 22, Washington.
Frs. Lieu. E. H; MeDonad, aged 20, Mobile.
First Lieut.. P. s. Van Vachten, %, New York.
First Lieut. D. 9. Rousseau, q, Kentucky.
Second Lieut.. W. H. Graft, 90, Memphis.
Second Lieut.. J. G. Bush, "a, New Orleans.
Engineer and Interpreter, Andres Gonzales, 81,
New Grenada.
Commissary, J. A. Simpson, %, Philadelphia.
Fist Sergeant, w. Wilson, %, New Orleans.
First Sergeant J. DePreuilt, "a, Alabama.
First Sergeant Thos. Hilton, Is, Washington.
First Sergsahs ". L. Wilkinsen. q, Az;
First Corporal H. D. Tomason. Is, Mobile:
Second Corporal W. Miller, 49,, New Orleans
| P. Lacoste, 81, New Orleans.
M. Sieger, %, New Orleans.
| I'D. Hughes, so, Kentucky.
4 P. Coleman, 20, New Orleans.
| M. L. Hefren, q, New York.
James Brady 80, Galena, Illinois.
John Martin, %, New Orleans.
Henry B. Heart, 80, Petersburg.
Jacob Foutz 20, ST. Louis.
Patrick McGrath, %. New Orleans.
l OnaTeS o. Odly, -, new OIieanss
/ mes Fiddes, ID New Orleans.
s. H. Purnell, 20, New Orleans
Conrad Tailor, 20, New Orleans.
Thomas Denton, IS, New Orleans.
G. A. McMurrsy, 81, New Orleans.
Patan, %, New Orleans.
Conrad Arghalir, 49, New Orleans.
Jose Chicheri, 10, New Orleans.
Antonio Hernandez, %, Havana.
g. Richardson, 80, New Orleans.
Hen. Smith, %, New Orleans.
John Cline, 81, New Orleans.
George Foster, Is, New Orleans.
James Chapman, 90, Charleston.
G. Cook, 81, Alabama.
O. Knoll, "a, New Orleans.
4 Nicholas Port, 10, New Orleans.
The Governor Of Bahia Honda reports that the
following persons were taken by party Of peas
ants, and retained on board the ship Espsransa
subject to the order of the Captain General:
Antonio Luciano Alfonso, Manuel Aragon, jose
Bcijanotie Rubins, Joaquin Casanova, Migue
Guerra, Gulermo MacKiuev Dandrig Seay, j
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Poor Fsaiow.-The Flushing L.I) Jour nal
reports an inquest held on the 23d at the Lutheran
0smsssry, near Nswtown, upon the body of Will
mel" fuhlmer, German tailor, aged 26 years.
me deceased had ceatiy los, his wife and only
cnAd' and grief for their death SO impaired his
reason' that on Friday night the PAD, he visited
the cemetery, aud blew his brains out with pistol
willis standing upon their graves. The coronef's
jury subscribed sum sufficient topay the expenses
ssf his burial by the eide Of his kindred.
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Thanks to Mr.. VIM. w. Boyle, Purser of the
steamship Cherokee for his polite attentions 10 thin
Office.
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Deprsiations BY GrassaOppers The cioyerse,a.
in varioos patu Of Hunterdom county, N. j.. IRE.
sent cudods appearance. in Consequence Of ~.
cent depfedasions commitlsd upon them BY .,be
gvassAo6pers. Tho leaves ars esssn Of, leavin,
Inc sialk bare and ID many 6eids it 10 thought
shs seed i entirely destroyed. Backwheat b.
Also been attacked BY them, and the leaves aut
blossoms eaten OF Other singalAs fteaks hav,
sssn psriornsd by this insect. 10 various parts o
the country.
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n eu copies Of this rich and sgn6eepty up have
been recv found the Office Pcsyuns and
the principal Price, 10 elegant portfolio e3S half
CO. TO these Wish purchase framing
and plates will be sold for e3i. je8 2dp II
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Average 2,251,3l.

Average 1,635,596 Average 2,25i,3l5
Average crop of the last seven years exceeds
that the prior 6l5,719 bales, and the crop Of the
last Just double that Of the hrst--and the crop OF
Is4S-9 was more than 1867 by fly psr cent.
Z Average consumption in Great Britain Of Ameri-
can cotton the first years 1,l53,2l9 bales.
The I'd period Of years ,4@ ,39s bales.
Largest consumption, l84', l,5c6,60S bales.
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IL public and the old customers Of Sfmas 4 Son
and informs them that THE GROCERY AND
WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them,
is continued by EpwARp SMMs he has added a
full and fresh supply Of the finest TEAS, BLACK
AND GREEN, FRESH GROCER ES, &c. ard
has also on hand full assortment of tha hnest
WINE, and will be sold at the lowest rmte~
amongst which will be found 100 baskets OF th<
choicest brands Of Champagne, Hook, and Csars
Wines, Of the purest kinds.
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American statistics.

A short time past we published sorie statistics
relative to the number Of soldiers supplied from
the different States to the revolutionary war. DE
Bows Commercial Review gives some tables re-
utve to this and other subjects Of equal interest
which we copy.
|. The number of soldiers furnished by thu
American States during the revolution, and th'
population of each State in 1880 and In lo47.
2. Principal battles of the revolution their sew
eral dates. commandments chief, and losses on
each side
g. Amount of continental money issued to sup
port the war, and the estimated cost in speci