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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

REMOVAL OF THE WINNEBAGoEs OUT OF WIS.
oomiN.-Ths Prairie du CHEN Patriot announces
Nth good deal Of satisfaction, that tke Winnie
Ego Indians have all been removed by the address
and eflsiency Of H. M. Rice, of st. Paul, the U.
8. Agsnt-who persuaded them to leave when the
U. 8. troops could not accomplish it by force
-at least without bloodshed The Indians, like
women, love to be coaxed rather than driven.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

SAMUEL J. Persuasive are requested to state
that Mr.. Peters is not candidate for the Council,
and that his name has been brought forward with
out his knowledge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

THE New STEAMSHIP MEXICO. enterprisine fellow
citzsns, Mem. Morgan Harris have added another usw
steamer to their Texas Inns The Mzico Of which we have
hoard much, arrived from New York yesterday morning and
w very soon begin her regular trips between this port and
tend her trade to points beyond Galveston The Mer,eo
represented fully % equal if surpass her predecessor
he Louisiaxa We shall be able speak more particularly
hes after whiting her, Great credit due to Messrs Nor
gan Harris for the enterprise and activity they have shown
IN keeping the rapidly growing trade between this port and
he various ports of Tsxas the Gulf coast. well supplied
with fine steamers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

eD JAMES q. GLENN, ESQ.,, is presented as Wing Can.
ddae to fill the vacancy in the Second Municipality Council
created by the death of Samuel Shakespear Esq late repre-.
sentative of the Sixth Ward
Iali VOTERS OF THE SIXTH Warn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

DEeARruRE OF MAJOR HoBBIE.-Major s. r.
Hobbs, whose fame as the indefatigable and eff
Gent First Assistant Postmaster General is world
wide, left Washington on the nh, at 3 o'clock, en-
route for Cuba, Panama, and other places, whittier
he ID assigned by Judge Hall, on important bust
naaa nf the Tan. ytrnont
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

sSEclrIc DuTIEs Mr. Benton, who has here
tofore been in favor ad valorem duties, recently
declared in the Senate his preference for specific
duties. The valuation system gave encouragement
to gross frauds and perjuries. 1t defrauds the
Government and corrupts the people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

RAcEAdS BALs Day G0ops.-The particular atten
ton Of puehs called the sale of Dry Goods 10 take
placs ths day q 10 O'Clock. Of F. H. Pettpains auction
roon. No. Canal street, The assortment is large and de-
dEsbIs. and terms very ibsrabls.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

ARhoRY HALL.-There will be musical entertainment a,
Armoy Hall this tom and Saturday evenings The
young Ole Boil will give exhibition of his wonderful pre-.
cosioss mastery Of the violin. Fee advertisement.
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s.sSasStsass:s L. D. q. F..
s&1$sG kB- HOWARD LODGE NO. IA Reeulpr
55S Meeting Of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
*sssS Thursday, the Grand Lodge Hail, O'Clock.
rans'ua attendance requested BY order OF the n g.
JAZZ p. Mccarthy, Secretary,
Grand Division of Louisiana Sons of
MSWzN@ temperance. sys.sss
As2N 1iyislon will be held on MONDAY EVEN ANySS
he 2Uth inst, hafpast al
temperance Hall, No 95 ST.. Charles street.
are iquesed to be punctual in heir attendance
limitation OF new Members at O'clock P. NJ precisely
ny order OF the e. W. p EDWIN LEWIS g. Scribe j,lG ST.
,---.-.1&H-
EN Ffremen's Charitable Association. At the
quarterly meeting of the Board Delegates, held
nail OF Louisiana Hose Company MONDAY EVENING the
Sh Instant the following Physicians Druggists were elected
for the year 1851
FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
Physician-Dr. ?. F. Durel, $40 Dauphin street.
Drhggtsts-J. Llado, n Condo street; F. F. Henriouez
corner st. Louis and Rampant Streets
SECOND MUNICIPALITY,
PhySfctans@r j. A. Bradbury, 1853 Canal street; DR..
Hayes 23l Carondelet, Julia.
Drdggtsts-Jno Booth corner Baronne and Triton Walk
and corner Carondeet and Girod F. Fredelickson 26
Ichoupoues, and corner Of Orange and Tchou ptouas
streets j. Grosart, cor jackson and Maras streets.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY.
Physieidn-Dr. J. Ker, 16 Casacavo street,
Drnggtst-W Wilder, cor Victory and Eysian Fields.
u The Relief Committee appointed for the quarter -s
April,
G.Kurheedt, of La. Hose, 81 Common street.
:: H. Webb of No. 10, IL evais, Common.
w. Is. Schmidt. of No 8, 100 Old Leves.
lai6H GEO. w. HUBBELL. Secretary.
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New ORLEANS, January 10, 1851

New ORLEANS, January 10, 1851.
Mr.. II. L, Batom1n-
Dear Sir The undersigned, DESTROYS of tesyiug their
appreciation of the extraordinary dramatic talent evinced by
much admired children and also to manfs. their kind
feelings toward yourself personally respectfully tender you
in their and in that of the Louisiana i,trionic Asse
citation, Complimentary Benefit to be given at such time
and place may best suit your convenience.
With renewed assurances of our friendly wishes towr-d
yourself and family, are very respectfully your obeden
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16


The ANaLo-NoRMAN.-In the eloquent tri
butte paid to the memory of our deeply lamented
citizen, Junius Beebe, Mr.. Payne made an un.
intentional mistake, which justice to the living
and the dead, requires should be corrected. The
True Delta, in its edition Of yesterday, publishes
in extenso the beautiful eulogy of Mr.. Payne.
We extract the following:
but his ambition had still ano her object before it, He
wished to see the city of his adoption, rich he knew and
felt 1T be- to be practically aware Of the riches she
precated and regarded He intended New Orleans to see
and know that she had all the elements independence and
successful rivalry in ship and steamboat building with all
the requisite machinery within her bosom that all it
wanted was the experiment Of proper announcement. This
he resolved should be tried and the Anglo Norman built
WHISTLER from careesnes not the part of the proper
officer. shall not discuss but she blew up But the great
fact was established the boat was built and fitted out and
out here.'
The Anglo-Norman was not built by Mr. Beebe,
nor by the company of which he was the head.
She was built by the energy of Mr.. J. w. Stanton,
the President of the Star line of towboats. and
belonged to that line. After she was completed.
the three rival lines were merged in one, and the
respective Presidents aternated in the control of
the joint property. To Mr.. Stanton belongs the
credit, therefore, of building the first steamboat in
New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

PATRIOTIC SENTiaENTs.-The following are
the concluding paragraphs of the Message to the
Indiana Legislature of the recently installed Gov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

Ths Dress and Fancy Ball at the Histrionio Hall takes
pl6nn fS-niwht.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

kT The resuln. passenger BUNKER HILL No. 3,
Capt g. f. Miller for Louisville
aud Henderson, THIS DAY, al 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
lsl6 T, Is, SMITH. Poydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16
TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for til

TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for the
q ALABAMA RIVER - The following ~ n
LEANS AND MOBILE MAIL AND CANAL LINES -. asslr1x
and The Regular Boats the Alabama River reshpped
a. Mobile free OF charge, viz:
Sugar per hid 50 Baggng per piece $3.50. 90 es
bacon per cask 90 Rope coil .....,. Is
M0as ses per Dbl 90 Soap and Candles per box ?5
MOasses per halt bbl.. 81 Cheese box "a
Barrels, wet and dry Is Grain bushel .... 10
Coffee per bag ..... rs foods peri Is
tR All freight must be regularly consigned TO Agents at
Mobile, and avoid detention they be marked with
their destined landing, and ACCOMPANIED with bills of odng,
particulars, apply 10 r. GEDDES
A gent Mail Line 10 Bank Place.
T.. Ii. WINGATE,
gent Canal Line, 80 Poydras
NewOrieans, December %, 1850 dg3 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

HARMONIC LINIMENT--This Linime nj has
been proven to be one OF the best Pam Extracors
thai been found for many years. Ii has been safely
and successfully applied to Rheumatic Complaints Head
ache and othcr us that heir to' 1t is "a,
safe by Messrs. CLARK l. ILlSON, Wholesale and Re
tail Drusgist corner st. Charles and Union Streets next to
DIR. Clspps Church, NewOIeans nls If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

NJ The regular ouschin packet CORA No. p Capt f.
hse'ng leaves Camden Chanpagnoe Wimn
Columbia, THIS DAY, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
ja6 T, d. SMITH. II Poydras street
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Che Daily Crescent.

Sss first and fourth page for variety Of in
kersskfmr Ssaftev.
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es%A EB- HOWARD LODGE NO. IA Regupr
Meeting Of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
Thursday, at the Grand Lodge Hail, at O'Clock
uai attendance is requested. BY order Of the N. g..
T.. MCCARTHY, Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
Observation-Disclosures.

TIE following letter from DR.. Ross setting forth
the benefit derived by member Of his own fsni.
y from the use o, DR. Bsnninss surgical inyen-
tiors, will be read With interest by all
10 ne EGitr i TIC Tribune:
Ia consideration % tie benefits derived b. ny son rom
the Of Dr. Bsnnsgs Supporters 10 he Gaze Of eerf'
q Ipine AID scrofucus enlargement Of no abdomen,
well - from seize Ct cuty G5x0as friends ano.he al
hced and Of gratitude Dr. Banning his po'ie''rng
exerons n arriving a. TVch perfection Ia ne mAng ais
L.umeuts Ter The relief Of human s1nerhs nave con-
cadee viii yocr hid 7ernission, 70 bring ne assf u
t.is share 70 tle ronce Of The public
On n. 3oth Of November as was Induced ~ lae srs-
ME frssfse entitled Common Sense Chronie d esses
10 ts.t tte treatment therein proposed, BY bridging 70
tSsrupcu TIE case u ny Unoss bodily te4lh was
teu 10 piufgl ard almost 10 peess coLdlOn 10 sFery
stoft uns sfer bis enufe change TOOK place. In INC
ocEs and feelings d lhe boy sad sfef NE lapse "
sy see 10 hin much Of he ygor o. lie hs great ado.
ninA snlsrgueLt esz given place 10 al almost nsurh
state Of tLe parts snd, from being greatly carved sra
bowed Gown 10 salgfs, BE- 10 COW Comparatively sHsfnl
having gsysted towards The erect posture s0ceosy 70
have Increased nearly Two inches 10 height ..,.
wOuld scd fOr bs benefit Ct the umd sno sm0ss sS
coufsged Invalid thar, o. scientific s1d naefA sns -
leo u Dr. b appApces that az 10 hss hss NJ sOa 81
penenced from lEeiF use ssy increase o. sure hs'
sutlee.sd " hours co1hIeMeLt 70 h1 room .,,,ys
Nculd ssO advise The stteDdsrce upon W % A. 80
Zee lectures W s1ies delivered ffou tine 20 - sosag
sdes 70 ssIn BY Oh eteoee 70 zoe Are essmisy
nature, her nsy prevent aid Hres, .xifsL Ross
emo l7h ls5L
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nsry Pvsr 81 os per'isoisry eonvic vhcse hone for
,eve,S years peat hss ge1sTally been 90 6sAwes hf
srd Ss,tf-ay arrested on cbNge OF grand arctnt
Ia ss,pg 81 from The pocEet 90 James Neill Eeeps'
OF po-es-h lh- er u Heser ., AID ms BOZ
erY Nosa cOlsr Of The money nss been rec0gerei a.
t.crgh Re pufte tnd pocket l1ok - keh coLtacec Il s
fgr on Re p@rscn o. ik- prisoner see Was locke1 -
hr J1,ff-- Ncur s'ori. g. Avail exRu'-suou
Jcbu Miller. f,ruery solder n the United s'Nes ger
vice VA ypsrsg sreted chsrs OF sieaing 81 -
or th- trurk o. roOnnSs, Damst Herman SAni nsn
re..ci1s II F.ft-tn.si trtger. FiNl sid e1hiVs Ias
sccus.d VS. csr IN ~ So Of sk ne e nsy rom ne
uut &c was Ockrc up 10 susw-r ne ccsrse
Marcy ssu sss srrsE'rc 90 sgLcev "a. chRgsa Vi
as.sa Am zee resi11 10 Sec'ac ~, VIA l11sl1
10 tsba t-r " Sse gss h-il 10 ausTer ve eeNge
Am Ksalsy elri eleven years - sge, vas tesleusy
sre,.sc BY ufcsr Blnti-sr. % Tie kisrx t'ce C'n.
gGly charged ,teAns 81 from Tue moa-y drawer
Jchr R-sk~v hufcher whose Ftan- o OF - corner ot
Be.gsr AZ F5rsytl,H TIE goaey was reeovsfed sud
g-- g'rl 80 cckes Or . ,.. -.
Ts.osofr Lslrsri rs mate OF chip Yrg In re Ear
river ras -rfsv sfr-s'ed Tor rs'nE ihrse as
crF-e vsurc a. S. from NE snip, during ne ce' 81
TIE csrpener ~ o. 3 TIE sane % ere De as FsT No
Wss 20 arrssiec receiver o. stolen goods Ioey
= -,e cUrrriHei - prison for examination.
George Msore sIo lie ius Gaming veTs .esi-fday A.
rfstet ~ officer Lynch Of re Frsi WN1, chsryrd Si1
hR<rg. IN December sst stolen god watch a-d spV
from man med Peter Cunning They were lo,ke1
= % The charge
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The Agricultural COLLEGE.

by sOme extraordinary management inc
disposition of thia matter by the Logisla-
ture has not been permitted to come before
the public.
The original proposition to establish an
restitution for the improvement and gener-
al diffusion Of Agricultural knowledge was
made two years since. Originating among
the farmers, it was received with great
un,nimity by the Legislature, end a com
mission was authorised to prepare plan
for such eu institution This planwss pre-
pared ard the report was sent totbe Legis-
lature, with the strongest recommendation
by the Executive for favorable consider
alton. An extra number of copies were
ordered to be printed, and this year the
same recommendation was made, and a ST.
n.ilar number Of copies ordered to be
printed The Assembly, however, seems
to have On invincible reluctance TO take up
the subject. Proper bills to carry ont the
plan are reported by the proper commit
Tees bat the House shrink from coming up
to the work, and fear to make their oPln-
ions known TO their constituents.
This last session they were compelled TO
let the public know so much Of their oPin-
ions es a motion to lay the bill on tho table
would manifest, and the following proceed
ires took place, which We now give for the
benefit Of the farmers Of New-York.
Nlr. Gilbert's Special Committee report
ed complete the bill to establish the Agri-
cultural College. Mr.. Pardee of Ontario
moved to Jay the report on the table. Mr..
Underwood of Csyuga called for the Yeas
and Nays on tho motion to lay on tho ia
bic, which motion efectually killed the
bill for this session. Those who favored
the motion are supposed to be hostile TO
the bill. The Yeas and Nays were as
follows:
YEAs-Mes,rs. II. }. Allen, Anhon. Atwood j. w Bal
cCtb Esckhoufe Barnes seiEutp Bird, niilop b,.cA
,iore Csrinelou, CLsmbern. Cofser, Davis Denlson
Dopgser Fderkiu FAR Rit, Fzlu H. Fordyce, Frsnch
Grsbsm, A. A Gregory h Harris. dalch. Higoy hi9ds'
rice Mo,s Noble Psrdee Pool Rider Robinson. Rock
vel. Rowe, Rumsey W F. Russell Ryan. S7.efsace'
shall Ster,lsn Shuies SicAl9s, Snel, southTi;k, sua
ION SwOds. " eden, Wheeer--56 -
KAYs-Mesars Allen, BREef, j. BENEDICT sottun'
Bradley Bfsytou Bnggs. Burroughs, Cay, ), SaIA'
CoHu Colvr CcnPdop, Dewey, Douseefty teler Uloef1
1lesIcr, W. s Gregory, Jayne, LsSyer, LsssesH 10
Rov, Leslev, J. l. Ferry. Raymond, Rouse siuu
= evets Swivel A s. ThOmpsOD, o. =. taoI,9s ~
Towutend Tu.hil Underwood, Nsuum, Na'u' WINE
F.Ge, lecmsus-os ,-..l r II
Beredct Bow ue. busilen, CsmPoeli, y S'Ns' S'oAe'
DOVE FUwood. Fly, Ferris, Greene, l. hIfls' lsal'
Hewitt Horton Il cppn, lrgcrtOu, LAKE, Lang i0n' Lew,
I,or les Miuier Nelson, Norcp Perry. W i1useI'
a smith Stewart, " skensu. Wooster Nrlkht-5''
n The sentence Of Douglass, Clements and
grcp convicted q The murder q toe maze Of .hs Glenn
L.. -. r--..-.r Il IL Non. ~ rart
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DEATH OF DR. SAvUEL GEORGE MosToS We
have from Philadelphia the melancholy inteli
gence Of the death Of Dr. SAmL. Gro. MoRToS Of
that city, one OF the brightest ornaments Of
our age and country. He expired on Thursday
evening lasl. after brief but severe iildess o.
three days. Probably 10 scientific man in Ameri-
ca enjoyed higher reputation among scholars
throughout the world than Dr.. Norton. In medi-
cine, be early received the highest honors Of the
Universities Of PeuEsy lg6nis aud Of Edinburgh
and in mis- professional career earned success
which is rarely equalled. bat never surpassed.
e lis claims 70 distinction in this capacity." says
Tie Amerto1. were proved By bis well known
work on Consumption, and by other valuable pub
lce,iors IS well 81 By his lectures a. the Phi a
delphia Hospital Pennsy lvGnia College, and other
medical Institutions with which be was ~ differ.
ent timer connected.
He was for thirty years a member Of the
Academy of Natural Sciences. and for many years
is President and what is more, with the adj.
tiOnR incUmb-ance Of this general scientific par
ticipstiou, re found time slso TO produce those
great work. the CTaHia Americana and CraHia
AguDti0c0, which Immediately placed MIN in
the front rank Of archgologisis and ethnogyaphers
throughout the world"
DR.. Mortons Museum OF Crsnis, the basis Of his
principal work, is the largest in the world, and is
the great feature in the Museum of the Acsde-
my Of Natural Sciences, in which it is de-
posted. II: was collected at the private ex'
pense AID by the individual e1ertions OF Dr. Nor
tor. whose zeal in scientific research was not
less to be admired than his cool Judgment, clea-
discrimination, and Difference for the opinions and
feelings Of others "In France" said the late
lamen:ed Dr.. .Prichard, where scisntiic.men
have long been devoted, under the patron
age Of the Government, to researches on this sub
iect; in England, possessed Of her immense ad
vantsges Of wealth and intercourse in the AGA
denies OF Italy and Germany in al OF these,
and with all their advantages nothing has been
done which equals the results Of Dr.. Mortons tn.
aided lebors, in e world which we call new.
The impetus which he gave TO this branch Of
science has been felt even in Russia, where the
Emperor has founded in St Petersburgh a Naio[
nal Museum, which can only hope to equal tlas
Of our lanented countyman.
Wherever science has her votsries, the news
Of DR.. Morton death viii carry pain. We trast
that lis friends and coa5orers Of the Philadel-
Jh'a Academy will lose no time in presenting 70
tie world o comprehensive sketch Of his iifs and
services. he has built his own monument.
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Pnrilnnh IIersH.

PoETLAND No Monday Msy is-sPA
Governor Hubbard's Message to tho LeStss-
ture of this State was delivered this morning nc
makes severe complaint sgains! Massachusetts.
for her iniborAl policy in regard u her land claims
in Maine, and especially in refusing to aid in the
construction of tho AroOstook Road, " hch passes
principally through territory claimed by her. iie
saws that, should Massachusetts continue her pres
emit attitude. Il will become with Maine ques-
ton II serious import what means OF redress
shall be adopted 70 protect heTself
There were eleven foreign arrivals here on
Friday and Saturday. with cargoes chiefly OF mo-
lssses, swelling the imports OF this article since
the lst Of May, to nearly $3.50 hhds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

bAL1lNoNT, Moacsy, hSY
Tic Southern Mail is through
The RIO G'aade ScEfiE6! says that party Of
Americans, while crossing the river opposite
Rora 70 s,teud bal. were fred on BY slns
Mexican soldiers snd two were badly wouaied.
Tie Mexicsns kpo'oeized Tor tie mistake!
The Csmsnchs lnaisns lately killed f0lr sad
wounded seven men nesr San Patriotic.
Two daughters of Alderman Rsmass Of New
Orleans were burnt to death by the explosion OF
aCsmphere Lamp. and two others were sAock-
Ugly burnt.
A letter from the S,rGanak Revn 5icGr says.
that msny Spanish officers, soldiers, snd wealth
thy planters would readily Join the Invaders.
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DEMOCRATIC Convention In salem.

BOsrON, Monday, Nay II
The Democratic Convention held in Salem to-
day, 70 nominate q candidate for Congress from
the Second District, was attended By about 200
Delegates Nathaniel J. Lo,d, Of Salem, wss
appointed President, and Gorhsm Brooks, OF led
fond, William Hammond, OF NSrblekesd, Hon
George Osborn, eff Danvers, ard lsasc Brown, Of
Lynn, Vice Presidents. A series Of resolutions
were parsed sustaining District organization.
in opposition 70 the Free Sellers The Hon II j.
Brown, Of Salem was nominated for CoagreIs-
The proceedings OF toe Convention were carried
on with much harmony and enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
BY telegraph TO the N,w-YOrl Tribune.
,ievemszss of,he President.

BUFFALO, Mcodsv. Hsy -, lsSl
Mr. Fillmore is expected in Buffalo this s'ter.
neon. Secretary Graham arrived this m0r0og
from the Falls, snd Mr. Webster went there AZ
nine O'Clock. Mr.. Webster will deliver public
address here 70 norow a'serrooa. Tho Pest
dent will leave 20 morrow morning Il he arrives
to cay, and will show himself az Syracuse. Ro'
chester and perhaps other pisces on the roate.
Mr.. Webster will no, leave tlH rhursday n ,rn-
ing BE has recovered his usual spirits Hu
son. NJ. Fletcher Webster, leaves this afternoon
for home.
BUFfAL'. May Bpm
~. " ebster returned FROM she Fals this eve
ning, sud Mr. Fillmore hss so returned from his
fathers residence. Mr L lesyes tomorrow. and
VII spesk st Ha,syia and Syracuse. lie wiilstsy
at the latter place over night
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The Charge of MIR. Allen against Daniel
Webster.

BOSTON. NJnday May ~
a letter from Franklin Haven appears IN the
TranscyiDt tonight in which he implicitly denies
Judge Aliens charges OF corruption against Hon.
Daniel Webster. in the matter Of tho $4,000 sub
scription Mr. Webster never wrote him any let
Ter on the subject Of remuneration, nor were any
bankers or others interested IN the Mexican In
IDENTITIES concerned in that subscription. Tho
subscribers were chiefly retired business men.
and Mr.. II believes that Mr. Webster does uot
know. even o. this day, who they were.
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Wn.hipRtou Items.

WAsBrNGroN, Monday May H.
Mr.. Kennedy, the Superintendent Of the Gem
aus, leaves here on w Wednesday Tor Eappe, To
examine the Census operations there. AZ. Roach.
the principal Clerk, tSkes charge Of the Office I'M
I'll his return.
The Bank Of Old Dominion, Alexandra, char.
tered by the last Legislature Of Virginia goes
into operation about the 81 Of June A large
PORTION Of the stock has been already taken 10
which some New.York capitalists have freely
subscribed.
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s,ckus,. and Mortality ut sea.

Nav OkIEANs Fdssy Hsy Il.
The bark Black Squat, arrived here on the
18Th inst. from Rio, reports the loss OF five men
by yellow fever. and al hands being sick, they
bore up 10 Barbados but did rot anchor Oo
arriving here they were all well.
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The receipts since our last have been FLoua,
leo0O bbla WHEAT, 600 buGoss; CoRs $500 bushels
FLcCR is6fmer with fair home dems-i lnclu.iok los
fr export ths sses have been goo bbis Al " llfJf
slralI Stale; si0ti IL Jr Michigan, snd 81 ii0si %
f1y rure Oenesee WHAT m fsir demand nr pfmsi .Do
tu,bes Cenesee were sold o. lf. C0Rs 10 IN good 70
re,tat better rrices gaes q COO bushes g. Tor ys
oT round ard BIC Tor mixed Western OATS arc idy'
with Ga.eg o. Geo Bushels IL &c.