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TALLApEGA. Jan. Z. 1851

IALLADEGA, Jan. Z. 1851
Editors Adrertiser and Gozctfe: AT meeting
of the 1'a'ndega Southern Rights Association.
in this place, OH the 9th inst, the following reso
lutions were adopted
Resolred, That the Federal Union created a
political relation, voluntarily entered into by
the thirteen original States which adopted the
Constitution, for the purpose of promoting their
general welfare; and each State, when it finds
the Union destructive Of this, has n right TO
separate and take its stand among the family of
nations.
Resoired, That in view Of The aggression of a
Northern majority in Congress, aud of the utter
disregard by the Abolitonsts of the Constitn
ton, II any one of the Southern States should
SEPARATE from them, we would regard the nd
vidual or individuals Of the South who should
AID the Federal troops in nm effort to put her
down, as a traitor TO Southern liberty.
The following resolutions were adopted in re-
ference t, a convention Of the friends of South
ern rights:
Resolred, That this association concurs in
the recommendation which has been made for
convention Of the friends of Southern riphts. 10
be held at Montgomery. Mt some early dav ::
each county or association sending Delegates
Rssoioed, That we graut the Montgomery
Association the privilege of designating the dav.
suggesting, however, the second Monday in
February.
Resolped That the President appoint fifteen
delegates to attend the Convention, if il be held.
J. I. BRADFORD, President
w, c. HILL, Secretary.
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SHlPwREck-REscUE or THE Crew AND
PAssEKcERs--NHw York, jim. 26, p. M-The
brig Victoria, which arrived at this port to-day.
brings the passengers md crew Of the brig Erie,
OF Baltimore, which was totally wrecked on the
Bahamas on the I'd Of January. The crew and
passengers when discovered by the Victoria,
were cnging to the wreck in most pitable
condition. The Erie was commanded by Capt.
vigures, and, bound to Rio de Janciro from New
Orleans e
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How TO DREss WELL.--Dr. Johnson, speak
ing Of lady who was celebrated for dressing
well, remarked "The best evidence can give
you OF her in this respect Is, that one can never
remember what she has Oh" Delicacy Of feel
ing in lady will prevent her putting on my
thing calculated to attract notice; and vet a
female Of good taste will dress SO as to have
every part of her dress correspond. Thus while
she avoids what is snowy and attractive, every
thing will be SO adjusted as to exhibit symmetry
and taste.
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Second Letter from Consul .Maithsw.

I COLUMBIA, Dec. IL, le5O.
The undersigned. Her Britannia Majesty y
Consul, for the States OF North and South Caro-,
lima, has the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your excelIency's "note" Of the 10th inst, con-
veying to him the gratifying assurance OF the
friendly feelings entertained to his government by
the State over which your excellency presides,
and IntImating, also, your excellency's intention
TO transmit the communication Of the undersigned
at your exceency's earliest convenience, TO the
Legislature Of South Carolina.
The undersigned would merely desire, in con-
tinuance OF his "noie" ofihe l4rh inst, to request
the consideration Of your excellency and of the
legislature to the opinion of the late Attorney
Gen raj Writ, elaborate!y written under the com
mnnd Of the Hon. J. q. Adams, President Of the
United States, and printed in 'Elliott's Diplom.
Code" (Appendix, volume H., page G76,) con
Guiding in the following forcible language:--
81 am Of opinion that the section Of the law un-
der consideration is roid, for being against the
Constitution, treaties and law Of the United
States, and incompatible with the rights of all ma
tons in amity with the United States"
The opinion, your Exceliency will, the under
signed conceves, hold to be well founded the
supreme power of treaties, as ruled by all writers
on international law, and briefly but decifively
laid down by Wheaton, in his elements Of Inter
national law" who states, (page l22, chap. L.,
part 81 under the head OF the "Rights of Self
Preservation and Independence, OF nations
"Ihe only exceptions to the application OF
these general rules arise out of compact, such as
treaties Of alliance, guarantee, or mediation, to
which the State itself, whose concerns in ques-
ton, has become party
The undersigned feels assured that Her Males
tvs government may confidently rely on the JUS
tice and good faith Of the Legislature Of South Car
DINA to arrest rom the present moment the opera
ton of an act which he npprehends will on exam
nation, be found liable (by the individual irria-
finn INST IN .,fo tko do
| signed to preclude.
[Signedl GEORGE B. MArHEw.
| His ExcelIency.
The Governor Of the State Of South Carolina.
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restraint upon the seamen claiming the protection
Of the flag Of any friendly power.
The communication Of RI. b. M 3 consul will
be transmitted TO the legislature at the earliest pos
will meet with a respectful consideration.
(Sgned) j. III. MEANS.
To HI. 3. M. = Consul,
George d. Matthew, Esq.
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EY- From letter Of the Parisisn e0rrsspoC-
dent IT the Naianal lntsAi9sncsr We clip tha
following paragraph. The reform respecting the
naked statuary shows the prcg ess sf the age /;
TIE Morning Herald says: ut requires no
gift Of prophecy to predict that before the end
or the year 1851. Italy will be the theatre ofre-
markahe events and if we be not mistaken,
Of remarkable changes" We think this very
likely. and feel that al change must be for the
better. The Papat Government has determined
to order all naked statues 10 the ehsrches to bs
covered, including the little marble angels that
have for ages been exposed to the public gaze,
and the Genius ut the tomb Of Clement, by
Canoya. Paintings are also, says the Messagere
Modansse, likely to undergo the same process
What next?
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Reply Of Governor Means.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Cor r,A,ptA 10Th nacnmhar 1870

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
COLUMBIA, 10Th December, 1885,
The undersigned, governor over the Common
wealth of South Carolina, has the honor to acls-
nowledge the receipt OF the note Of the l7th from
II. B. M IS consul, and informs him that il will be
transmitted to the legislature forthwith.
The undersigned takes this occasion to renew
his assurance OF his own friendly feelings, and
those of the State over which he has the honor to
preside, toward II. B. Ms government, and also
his individual respect for II. B, is consul
(Signed] JOHN II. MEANS
H. B. Ms consul
George B. Mathew, esq.,
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RepIu of Gorsrnor Mans.
CoLUMnrA, S. c., Dec. 16. 1850.

AOLUMHiN, .. ~, DcC. 10, ICoU.
The undersigned, Governor of the Common
wealth OF South Carolina, has the honor to &C
knowledge the receipt Of the communication OF
Her Britannia Msjesty's Consul, in relation to
the law row existing, by which class Of III. y.
Ms subjects are imprisoned upon landing in
Charleston, and the undersigned takes the occo-
sion to assure II. b. Ms consul Of the friendly
feeling entertained to his government by the State
over which he has the honor TO preside, and that
no disposition exists TO do anything that mig hit
tend to disturb the omicoble relations now exist
ing between the two governments.
The law al uded to, the Legislature OF South
Cero'na deemed necessary TO enact, from conside
rations OF safety to the institutions Of the State
and not with view ofimpoaipg any unnecessary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-22

Threat to KiA and Assamlt.-Alsxander Huet
stands charged with assault and battery for threat
ening to kill Henry Rance with sword, about 4
o'clock on Sunday evening last on the banquette
Of his (Rance's) house, on St. Peter, between
Dauphine and Bourbon streets.
Washington Baldwin in like manner stands
charged with sssaulting and striking Joseph
Schonmeyer, about o'clock yesterday morning,
In the Tivoli Garden. Warrant of arrest granted
in both instances.
Cruelty to Anirsals.-Louis Vinot charges the
driver of milk cart No. 1923 with driving furously
on the Bayou Road yestsrday-with fogging hi,
mule most numerically, and when remonstratei
with by Mr.. vinot, grossly abused that gentle
man. Warrant of arrest granted.
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First District Comrt.-Th following sentences
were passed by Judge Larue in the First District
Court on Saturday last:
Thomas McCsge and William Lewis. for steal
ing bird and cage, one years imprisonment at
hard labor, in the Penitsntiary.
John M. Avery, picking man's pocket, one
years imprisonment.
William Chain, who pleaded guilty to the
charge Of having stolen pistol, six months i'm
prisonment.
John Edwards, stealing pair Of pantaloons
worth one dollar, six months imprisonment.
John Austin, assault and battery, three months
imprisonment
Thomas Byrne, assault and battery, two months
imprisonment.
Jean Moatiach, assault and battery, one month .
imprisonment.
J. B. Boulard, I. m. O., stealing piece Of linen.
one years hard labor in the Penitentiary.
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Annoyancs. - Caroline Long charged Michael
MeCabs With annoying her house on several &C.
sssions, ION Orleans, between Robertson and vii
lsre strssse First Municipality but particularly
IN sstssdsy hss. when be grossly threatened her
With personal violence, Warrant issued.
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n Batter Cowhidimg.-Joseph Bitter swors
yesterday before Recorder Genois that he was cow
hded, about o'clock ON Sunday mesnink last, in
the Vegetable Market, by one Christiana Teen,
who knocked him down, and kicked him, into the
tho bargain. Warrant Of arrest granted.
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Stealing a Watch.--Wm. Rodgers, remanded
on the charge Of stealing watch worth SIS from
the house Of Maria Ball. on Poydras street, on the
18th inst, was examined yesterday before Acting
Recorder Hawthorn. When pursued, the pris.
oner handed up the watch. He said, in his de-
fence, that he picked up tho watch, which was
dropped at his feet by the actual thief. Rsmanded
to this day
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Firs,-A fire broke out about o'clock ysster.
day morning in newly erected frame building on
the corner of Thais and jacob streets. It il sup.
posed the act was that Of an incsndiary The
flames were soon got under, the building being
only slightly damaged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-22

Consmitted-Eva Brown, charged with break
ing open sugar hogshead, on Tchoupitoulas
street, and stealing therefrom about 90 pounds of
sugar, yesterday sent before the First District
Court by Acting Recorder Hawthorn.
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Sinking Of the Foundation of the Nep Msnicipal
Hau.-For some time past, the foundation Of The
now Municipal Hall. Second Municipality, has
been gradually giving way. causing tolerably
large issure throughout many Of The offices situa.
ted in that portion of the building. This had the
effect Of breaking in two the strong granite block
over the pcrtico Of the Surveyors Office front door
entrance. Last evening very handsome set of
square metal stays was about being placed, by way
of support, under the the portico in question. In
stead Of taking away from the beauty of the en-
trance, they are rather an addition to it, appear
ance. Under the circumstances, nothing better,
In our mind, could be done.
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Aquatic Sports.-S. Gustave, Ferdinand Bel
low, Jourslli Caesar, and Vitellia Garsis, were
arrested by the river police Of the First Municipal.
ity for bathing in the river by the new wharf yes.
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First District Court-The First District Court
was in session for few hours yesterday. c. Krum-
was tried on charge Of larceny and acquitted.
Anne Fowler, for assault and battery, was also
tried and acquitted. In the case of James Powers.
charged with entering store with intent to steal,
the District Attorney entered q mol. pros. The
lowing cases stand continued: J. Griffith, man.
slaughter; C. Lagana and e. McCloskey, assault
and battery; William Davis, assault and battery.
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CRposition to Lass. = AdoIphs Sainsigmsn, .
deputy sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans, went
yesterday to the house Of Mrs. F. Autisr, on Bour-
bon, between St. Louie and Toulouse streets, to
execute warrant Of ssqusstrstion, but according
to his affidavit bsfars Recorder Genois, the lady
opposed and insulted him in the discharge Of his
duty, wherefore 10 charged her with opposition
to law" Warrant Of arrest granted.
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0hlDa,
New ORLHANs. INV n Ias1

NEW ORLEANS. July n. 1851.
Samuel Reynslds, Es7 No. ias 0rapisr street.
Dear Sir; Itaks this opportunity Of expressing 70 yeu
sincere thanks and cnderng grateful
for the great bsneat havs received your ran,ut Of The
TWO CANCERS my right hand, which, am happy to STATE
nearly quite we'll and they have appearances Of bsIpe
thoroughly eradcssd and truly that te torn. nj
under which have lsLg aborsd has ny psu Is
quats TO the degree Of suffering for ths
Last tvo particularly Of Tie long thirty yss have teen thus
amced, a. ell who know tslty. year Dr. Gts
operated on for six months and me cur,d
ar giving me ssht foresste Of pnrsaoyJ and joyful VA
at this decen 20 dssrous est rid vp Canoer,
the we'll known and hated # pain trouble for
% long period But judge disappointment when last ,pue
they rstuaed In much form they ere before Dr.
Gilbert treated and pronounced them cured 3d. hen applied
you but believe with little hope ayou h,pds
Dr. Gilbert In whom had placed much confidence had failed 10
effect curs Bat told you cure my hand and
that ssdy and also that would cure and to an
you have fad promise an satisfied
yoa know what medicines PERFORM veil q
e thsr seaey And for one, appreciate esndos
vsranee and wachfunes and especially your tact ia prpr
patient with sonhdence for had this should have
Submitted to the amputaiion of my hand But thanks to lind
Provdsncs and for your valuable services that d, mi,
tune 10 svsred-my hand cured. =
Very respectfully, your obliged and obedient servant
yIS I'm JOHN r. HOYT Hatter
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Board Of Health.
List of Iaterments in the City Of Nep Orleans for tx
Week ending Julv 10. 1851.


Week ending July 10, 1851.
AlSscs.. Aessosh.%snt, ApoPszy. Brain COP
CstsTh PnmcpsT. J.; Csrsbits. 2; Ghoera, Cholera
lions. g; Psblity. DsI Ti.msnsl Dsnion. RiaII
phalits 4; Elstis, q; Fever Consesys, q; do. Msis
n.nt. ii g. Ps'riciou. n; Typhoid Fever. 4; Typh3s
Hspatitis Chronic Hydrocephslus. Indisssto..
Lungs, Apopexy of, Lungs, Gangrene of, l. Masas-
mus 1; Msssls: MsninssiI. a Old Age, faralyss
,I fsSfonn,s fsnussss. Stomach. Csnoes Of, !;
centrum, /; Uncertain s; Wound. Shot. i. Total lss.
colored. A. HESTER, Secretary.
List Of MtermsHts IN tie City Of Lafayette. for the
Week ending July 10. 1851.
Brain. Gones:ion Of Brcnohitis. l: Csssbritis.
Cholera Mot Convusons, q; Consnmpton, q; De.
6ilny. Dsowned 1; d, ssnisry. q; Enerits feves
Total, 81. -
or thsss "a under 10 ysa Of age; 81 white and
coi0Fed. A. HEsTER Seerretay,
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Sun.stroke.-Ths City Coroner, Capt Speddon,
held an inquest yesterday on the body Of white
man, name unknown, found dead in the woods,
about mile down the Common Street Shell
Road, and = mile and half from the city Yer.
dict-ded Of congestion of the brain. Deceased
had on . striped linen coat, and was apparently
about forty yean of age.
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Recorder CaldwsiPs Couyt.-Ths proceedings
Of Recorder Csldwell's Court, in the absence of
that gentlemen, were conducted yesterday under
the presidency Of Alderman Hawthorn, who will
BE- acting Recorder during the sbsence Of Mr..
Caldwell
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-22

Bonds-Frank Keinberger was held to bail in
$500 bonds yesterday by Acting Recorder Haw-
thorn, to keep the peace for sig months towards
Mary Neslet living on Camp street.
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Arysa.-Patsy, the slave who uttered the bad
800 note Of the Canal Bank on MI. Doe on Thurs
day last, was arrested last evening.
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the Fu municipality tdsssnssd The following
abs y ihs Hss sDnmsncs a The Rairosa and
Ing, No. bsng Fl.iboat Landing. In The Third (Ma Inc
commence ths RalIsad and down.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tobaec0-Ths sales embraced lo3 hhds q folows: 81
hhds II st TX. 81 ut * and 10 At sk: IS hhds
on private tssms and Is hhds. Is Frosted at * and
damaged st 3ke on.
Sugar and Alolassss-Ws heard only of mail ass at
previous rates.
Flour-mazkst Que but firm sales 800 bbs. including
LOO Ohio at - 12k N0 St. Louis a 87D44 40; 100
extra b. Lous at s6. and 60 do from wheat At s5 q
y Dbl.
GFain-Thss was fair supply of Com on the Levse,
and prime qualities Ia request sales Of $500 sacks in
Guiding 600 inferior 1t 5o $500 in three lots At 40 500
mixed At g. 500 at l4O 40 whts at 50 and l50 prime
yellow at SO ' bushs OF Oats 600 sks st. Louis sold Al
aa@3e, and $40 At =.
Professionalism was only limited retail demand for
Pork. At eN 000t 2s for Mss.. OF Bacon alo we no.
tced only retail salss at 90 for Sd and 10 os Shoulder
OF Beef 100 hf bbls Msa the Lsves brought q
Lard. 200 kegs prime sold at 101<e b.
Hay-Sals Of $50 bales Wsstsm At GIG. and 2ooprms
from fatboat At elS 2 ton.
Ce4se-0o bags Bio were dspossd of 1t ex08ke b.
Whisky-Ws noticed sales Of 900 bbs Rsct6sd in three
lots. at zoo pssloa.
8xchanges-Dsmaad moderate at orr quotations
op4nnk Wok0 llVz
knn0
New Yesk dztydas Bills ...........H<0lx y OF. diss
Sight ChskD New York. ~ ' Of. disc to Ct pm
Efeights-Ws hsard of NO nav sngagsmsnt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-22

Vagraney.-R Mccain was fined IS by
Acting Recorder Hawthorn, for having committed
an act Of vagrancy.
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lnsGns.-A white woman, who gave her name
a. Emma, was arrested a. insane yesterday, by
officer Prados, First Municipality.
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Remandsd.-Phobe Smith, charged by J. P.
Wilson with assault and battery, will be examined
on the 22d inst in Recorder Csldwelrs Court.
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taken by Lxhtxing.-I have the honor to ANNOUNCE 10
art and apgaatus BY which take the Likeness Of he
smallest child one sscond oy quick fash Of lightning
July 2 many sI ,s i 70 b hunbuf q they I'D
70 The pablo to call at my Cce 81 Phppa street, bew cen
foydras and erdido Streets and eatsy themselves. chA
office, and wi, give 4WO TO- any that can on WILL
well know what about, for the 0est Daguerrean
DR. LOCKWOOD.
your children - : iyiO
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.IEH"SS0!1Sus -
pf1ces. Thn1o TBAonsoOl
ofths 1osI eIsaios qnsiisis
eIown r Cline, having
ono. Fo9 tie ~ Of 1ss-
mail qssatisisI N M - =
eased mstallicpackaea =
- 70 psesel " their fra
france = long = In the
g CITY s.tsil dsalsss.
country marchants, stsa m.
b9ais, hips AID hoielssup-
piled Nth ever dnscdp.
fInA SHAk-s~ In
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Rob5ry.-Two persons were arrested about one
O'Clock yesterday morning, by John Lee, who
charges them with robbing him of $50, At the
corner of Common and Circus streets. They were
arraigned yesterday. before Acting Recorder Haw.
thorn, on the charge, who fixed the examination
for Thursday next
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Bailed.-Pierre Barbara gave bail yesterday be-
fore Recorder Genois, to answer for his having
committed = breach of the peace.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

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v.aen = new psegNed . seeslvssn ~ ~ dspeapd
cq0n1enie aIs neoeGunRy. sse'9-t1
bessd ed lodsiss. ~ .ele
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Partridge Caged.-James Partridge, An old
member Of the jeff Club, was INDUCING yesterday,
became somnolsnt, and lay down on the banquette
in Poydas street, where the gentle shepherd Of the
night found him, and brought him to the Watch
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sOCannmn nlUTUAE LIFE INSURANCE. 90.
LIFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.

scerms tnaren aa,; fIrd' 0e0.
A 8 the first years business Of this Company
terminated with the month Of June, with recspts nd
9sssy larger than those ever taken Other seahsn
.s 81
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MEDICAL NOTICE-DR. LocKwooD, who
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