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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13


Reetiaea vas selling from store as 24Aa PC
Flaz seed was Ia demand az 81 60 There i
a fair supply oil clover on the market now. La
lots 81 brings Sc. Sales from store az so 20
sale Of "a small LOT Of Neshanoqk ootutoes,
III -four barrels, 1T 81 20.-Lou JoagadI
Il
From she North AlEbasnian
Arrival or the Steamer Canada.
The steamer Canada arrived at Ncw FORK on
the q with Liverp DOL fate 10 the 18Th an:
She brings no tisIsngs Of the missing steamer
Atlantic #sz
The steamer: ttfca reached Liverpool on the
l2tlisuIf,
Trade in the n,arnfac turing districts steady
but transactions are limited BreadstnfIs are dull,
and prices ineiining il favor OF buyers. Com ii
cd To- er Provisions quict, and former prices
sustained. Bacon firm at high rates.
COTTON-sales for the week ending on the
18Th, amount TO % 900 bales, at a decline Of one
eight penny on the higher grades, and larthing
on common qualities. Spectators took 5000
bales, and 500 were for Shipment.
The dispatches tothe Picaynne from Baltimore
and New York, to the 18th, gives somewhat fuller
account Of the news BY tho. Canada.
Cotton had declined TO- Fair Orleans s;
Mobile 7 4; mddlng 70 10 9-16, The sales of
Aeweely amounted to $4,000 bales. Brendstutfs
were duh. Flour declined 6dto Is. Corn de-
clined Cd. Provisions were unchanged.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts rep
resent a moderate business, and the money mar
ket steady. Consols 968 Gold and silver were
unchanged. American stocks had declined to s
premium for 6s's.
The Havrc cotton market is quiet.
The political news OF England is nniniportant.
The ship Franconia, of Baltimore was wrsck-
ed and totally lost off Holyhead. The captains
mate and twelve of the crew persisted. The car
go was lost.
Louis Napoleon is gaining the mastery over
Changarnier and the Assembly. France is
Slightly agitated but nothing serious is appre-
hended.
The Holsterners have Internationally surren-
dered to Denmark.
The old German Diet is about to be restored.
The Spanish Cabinet has again resigned
a esila.fe,rs commune IN the PapaI States
A revenue schooner cruising off HALIFAX has
Just returned from Sable Island, but brings no til
lings of the Atlantic.
The rnmor of tile steamship Atlantic having
been seen by. the captain Of tue slip Tarquin
proves o be nnfounded.
The steamer America, Of Philadelphia, Which +
vas bought By a company At Mobile, founderedl
N the goth ult, while on her way to that port.
She was abandoned by the crew and passengers,
Who were subsequently picked up.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
col,lmOsts lsoi8gl1,isi
THURSDAY ,ssFEBRUARYs IS. 1851.

GoDEY's LADY S Book for March IS a beanti-
full number, althouglits attractions, considering
thc early appearance oft1e nnmbefs seem 70 be
the result of magic. The engraXings as usual
arc original, costly and superb, while tie literary
fare is equally cloice and prof5se- The Co
quctte, Birds and Flowers" and the sacred scene,
are pictorial gems. We win always take pleas
ure in exhibiting specimen copies, which can
not fail to excite the admiration, and allure the
patronage, of every tasteful votary, at the tril-
ling cost of only s. 00a year.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

THE LoxDov FAIr.-The Emperor OF Russia
has given 100000 for The use OF the Star and
Garter at Richmond, and the Enperorof Aus
tra has taken Mozarts Hotel for the season.
House rents in London are rising enormously,
as much as f12 per week being offered for a
small house in Charges street. There are re-
ports Of most extraordinary contracts inthe pro-
vision line, one poulterer in the city having
ranged for 1000 chickens, for the Great Fair
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

THE SoUTHEnx CrTIyAToR for February has
come TO hand filed with ansintcresting table OF
contents This is one of the best Southern
ably inculcates the only true economy of either
social or commercial independence, policy
which if carried out.would ,leyelope those in
much is said, and SO little felt. The Cultiva-
Tor commends itselfto every STATE Rights assoc
citation, as an enlightened organ of Southern
interests. Terms only 81 90 year w. S.
Jones, publisher, Augusta, Geo.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

smiles instead Of ser insssaa 81 zEesn-
ing concludes lie experiment This was the
fate . Ritch as g lssl ON ID behalf 81
a free press when expelled from the Senate, and
this must Necessarily be tie fate Of alIsn nilar
aspirations forsuch q fame IN this lnw-abiding
aud matter ol-fact country.
Lrxtcoen 4r q lie last number ofthe Starr
ddTaa seems 10 have discovered iii our use Of the
term cons applied II the right q
secession, something III ysteriolss aud de-
votes oneoftw para graf sl1s toa play upon the
word whichis who'll nnintelli gble 10
intended as a restal ., iticisns.
III thai. Is the desi gn we may renal that the
comments of the Standard are rather hypoerlti-
cal Even if the right Of secession be clearly.
derived from the resolutions OF 29s, u IS purely
a constructive-,n implied-right, inasnauch as
II is not asserted IN those celebrated pa
pers.
If there IS a broad and clear. distinction be-.
tween what's implied and what is expressed, in.
The language of any instrument, and if the reso-.
lutions of ,9S--thc text book OF the Standard
are Silent upon the right of secession, then We
shohld like to know how he can make the right
any thing but constructive, or what ambiguity
there IS III our treating it as such The STAFF
darG may have some modern light on tic sub
jeet By which lie can convert an implied into an
express right especially after.the brilliant pow
ers Of Interpretation exhibitedn upon the Nichol-
son letter: 50 far as we are concerned however.
we think itzsafest 70 adhere 10 primitive" dis
dnctions.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

THE YIoAR OF WAKEFIELD.-Thisb beau
tifnl story, written by Goldsmith, has been
dranatized by a distinguished clergyman
.of Philadelphia, and, the Ledger says, is
put upon the Stage Il IS Of
a very moral tendency, and the production
Of stch pieces on the Stage can scarcely fail
TO have a most saiutary effect.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
Correspondence Of the Charleston Courier.
VasHslngtoss, Feb. g.

~
Washington, E7eas. 2.
The sudden death of Mr. Kaufman, highly
respectable member from Texas, interrupts the
business of Congress. The funeralwll take place
3o-day.
is not yet entirely given up BY her
s.ItSlpE Their hopes founded Tie strength
fsthe vessel. nj. Collins, the contractor for the
line of mail steamers between New York and
Liverpool, has petitionecl Congress for relief, sta
ting that the contract Is Improbable and likely
involve him in much loss. He states that the
terprise was not undertaken by him solely with
view to profit, but TO prevent an entire monopoly
of the business carried on byoccan steamers, in
the hands of foreigners.
The growing wealth and commerce Of The
country, will ultimately promote ocean steam
navigation 10 much greater extent than the
government can do it.
None of the steam projects now before Con-
gress will be acted on at this session. The SUBJ
ject of the national debt Of eighty millions, is oc-
casionally mentioned III Congress. The prospect
that it Will soon reach hundred millions, and is
not likely TO be reduced, is an admonition of the
necessity. of some economy in expenditures.
The House has rejected the billreportedby Mr.
Burt, providing for retired list for the officers of
the Army. The project is one that would pro-
mote the efficiency Of the Army without adding
to. It's expense. But it is viewed as an extensions
Of the pension system and tending to the estab-
of a permanent pension list Theprop-
ostion fora Navy retired list viii also fail, for
the present.
Tie New York Mint bill vii certainly be re-
jected by the House. The bill for the coinage of
ingots will if It should pass diminish the amount
Of ordinary coinage required. The ingots will
be legal tender for large sums and viii be re-
tanned BY banksas the basis Of their circulation.
4 i even doubted by Mr.. BaiIyszxheiher there is
any necessity for a branch Mint in California, ut
there's no doubt that one will be there establish-
ed.
bill has been reported IN the Senate Tor the
coinage Of dollars, half and quarter dollars Of
silver mixed with certain quantity. Of gold.
minister is now to be sent TO Nicaragua. mn
less one should arrive here from that State. The
treaty made byar. Sqnires willnot be ratified as
i nterleres with the BuIwer treaty.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
Debts Oh the several States ana
WpxaFfw interest.

Sfakes 0taka I1ebf III 4hte1kess
Maine. 1854 100 10000
New Hampshire, None
Vermont, n one -.
AIassachusetts, o. 35.Q63 o0saSu
Rhode Island None,
Connecticut, None.
New York. Ell OBS I2I 1,259,O31
New Jersey, 1885 4,Q1 /
PENNSYLVANIA, 40.511,173 1855, "a
sDelaWfre None
Maryland, 159o9go0 oet,s11g Y
Virginia lis 427 Y255 5S56s5
Sonfif IsaroIra. 23I0So6 1864
Georgia. ,S2S,472 11Oa22J
FInriia None
Aloba,,'a s.539.llo 4ls,6aJ
N ;ss;ss;rn; 7.27r.7O7 10000
4. o31isiaIlas i6.23S,131 7S,114
Texas, 1f,035,694 --------
Arkansas. 3.S52,172 1s7s676
Tennessee, 1896 la9s4zU
Kentucky, 4s197,652 260ss39
Ohio. 100000 4,147sS54
Indiana, 6.531,73 214.228
MichiSan. 2.sll.7I7s 10000
Missouri, 156,26l rs, GOO
Iowa. $4,000 300
C 8 iSforlG.l. 65o.soo e,eoo.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

CEHsUs 81 rHE STATE 81 NV Yoar.
Complete returns Of the census have been
received from w phris Of New York. ox
cent several towns IL Clinton county, and
q sing town in each ofthe counties Of All
legans ana Ulster Estimating lese towns
the entire population ofthe State IS 5000
240, being OH incrcase in ten years 81 Co.,
500, or about q percent From 1880 b
1910 the increase was 20, and from 1920
20 1880, IS per cent.
But four counties Kings, Eric. Oneida,
ara Albany, (probabiy)-haye each suf-
ficient population 10 entitlc them to stand
alone as Congressional Districts, under Tie
new superintendent New York city viii
have four districts, as at present The
State viii lose two or three in the Congress
sional Representation, MAJ Int.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

TIE FLAc OF THE UNION says, ON con-
sequence ofthe resignation Of bis Excel
lency, Gov Quitman, the Executive duties
have devolved on the Hon. John J. Guion
President Of the Senate, who, on Wedncs-
day, the 9th inst, was duly qualified and
indicted into office, andsis NOW, the acting
Governor of the State Of Mississippi.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

A DoG's TAfL.-There isa great deal Of
philosophy in dogs tail. II as great
tell-tase as a lady face fla dogis pleas
ed, his tnie IS Immediately in a wa ggisIl hue
sticks OUT You can tel the character
and dlspos ition of a dog by his tail, as well
as Fowler can decipher yours from the
dumps.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

- II
dian battle slso that The q
81 sucasdence 81 Yucaian IS info tnded.
WASHINGTON, February -
The Hon. Mr. kaufman, Of Texas died very
suddenly astevening lie was during Che day
ia. attendance at the Capitol.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

Reotifea was selling from store ~ 2ata &c
Flas seed was Ia demand at SIS %. There i
lair anpply Of clover on the marked bow. In
Iots5f brings Sc. Sales from store at so 90.
Alsale ola snlall lol of Neslanoqk liotatocs,.
ii -four barrels, 1T 81 20.--L Lon! Journal
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

brass. '-lE95ile Register
STATE GovEa NoRs.--It is a Fenarkable
fact that in rwyntg iiso 49, Of thirty-one
States, there are now Democratic Govern
ors. Tie SIX States which have Wing
Governors, are Vermont, Rhode Island
New York, Pennsylval.ia Florida and
hentncky
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

NEW YORK-Per steamship Union Assorted ndse
q a. @ p h ship = pigs 70 M
osnon Zupanas hid. vine oisllhe t Seo o.
e. hid snf sfsaul
u d. ss % b6 30
bert. eases marble S Punss cks grind
fruits Ok; ga5s Charpeniie q hhds wiae Cahuzac
mdss SSe "G"i sHsf Do
1870 bbs s5O wine 100 brandy fruit. Lucas
mustard "a SsselS Il = pps, srsssy
6$s Do ia cases sa WINE vlsa
hds III nj 80 81 brandy mdse order
HaH lG,d ship state Of MaPf pkss Sehsw Sso
asssd
Dante 4 Iksn,l Curts-is UhassaDo & Boulanger-g6
Sqsf; ssI%f
Moole@a Eternod-l Dadoessat:4 HenSerson ( Gaines
HaEsd Hsuds.onS4 Boi!ooI
Mo1ess@s Meyer. Ba5esa jSoksonsi G Ferret
r. TsrdS.ns4 BLANCHARD SoS1l Esns14
Dc Goer Ri ard~a Costa SsogI Bienye s Norh
Andre sSs% Msn9S dn Dc
hampers potatoes Bo1le pSss 1850 dsmohn orS
t s S Cnas ssundsrs 5a
to order
FLO DE JANElRO-Perb bark Reindeer: 4O25 bags coffee
to joshua Dixon &co.
TURKS lSLAND-Per brig l. Snow: 4732 bushels OF
salt Kennedy Il Foster.
lAVAN A-Per schr Fairy: ID boxes CIGARS 20 bxs
valls-l box cigars Oder &co-8 do Ramagosa-4 do
M Espetn-lO NJ aballero-47 q Mamagnon-1 do M
Casuo-6 d Bonio-3 Wiiamson-6 do. bxs sweetmeats
Para14 Ids shocks Candeli-9 bulls Jelly and lot fruit
Quadras &co.
| HAVANA.Per schr Mary Ellen: 13 bxs cigars R Oahu
zacl67 do, bbs cigarreelos Yuna7 bxs cigars .a
alero-o bales tobacco T Riyere-60 sugar. 6S1 bxs
cigars bb cigarettes 10 do starch and lot of fruit Deva
| & Moreno.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27
Receipts of Produce.

ST IOUIs-Per D Bacoa: 1000 bbls flour Jas
Connolly aeo536 do Hewitt. Norton &co-236 do Kennedy
FosteIllQ do. 70 bbs apples Eager &cg,S4 do James
40 do Mitchell BeverlA &co4s do Horrill, Gayle &co-
lu26 do kennet &co-256 bsgs oa's Metcae &co-2o
bbs dried beef. 26 do beef Woodruff &eo-33 COTS
Waters &co5a kegs laid, bbls castor oil Lands Seo1
Rodewald-S do srngnaau SeoElo bxs DO 4 Tate.
Aco-6 do Cooper &co-2l do Elder, Bros &co-6 do
Lowe. Patiison Stc0-l42 do Robson Aien-Toal, I'll
bales cotton IL hlds tobacco.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Grand Turk: 100 boxes candles
AL SKIS ksnnett Dix &cOS67 SKIS oats i55 bbls flour
Conuoly &co-5O do whisky Ruddecke &co-54 els roge
Felowas $1,000 bales hemp Forman, Laiing &coo6Oo
sks oats ufiy-2 bbs oil Kendall &co-3O0 bbls flour
Kennedy Foser5s3 do beef Price, Frost &co-7O bales
hemp Shultz L. Hadden-6i bbs potatoes I Noore-lS9
ibis so hi do -four Babcock Fennel,SO sacks wheat L
Shaw-43 reels yam NJ Ref &co632 sacks ZIG bbs
Hour 1856 do whi,ky Hoil, Gayle &eol3a bbIs apples
Simultaneously SKIS oats, 6U9 aks corn shaw &coGsbbs
IL bSs apple, Biscoe Il Simms SKIS fruit Marin-3S7 SKIS
| corn G W Givens-67a do Mitchell, Beverly &co.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Altoh 1871 bbls -four. GA SKI
bran ConnoIy &co-l6 cks bueou 100 bb flour Eager
eo5J do Lyman, Scott &cos AXIS bran. i9s sks com ~
hbs apples 10 kegs butter Shaw &cO-556 SKIS corn.
es bacon Martin, Owen &eo-l4' SKIS oats I Moors-lo
shs potatoes ThOmpson5A SKIS HOi!ll Gayle co
WI do Mitchell Beverly &co-S OILS Hewitt, Morton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


TObaccO-We heard Of bar, y rs hhds taken, including
AZ hhds 20 do and 10 hhds Mason county. all on private
terms.
Sugar and MOIasnes- About 800 bhds Sugar found
al firm rates the better grades but at easier
prices for the lower qualities which are neglected and
dnl Good common TO fully fair 404xc.. OF MOlasses,
some 1901 bbs changed hands. at 24c mostly. some few
choice parcels bringing 2ahc.
Four-Market dull, and the sales barely 1000 bbs in.
GLIDING IS bbls Fine % So $50 unbranded st. Louis
a. 6s. $50 supeins % 9O0s4 w Tin ios) and aO
Extra at a 1904 s71s v bbi.
train Corn in request despite the rainy weather.
and 5000 sacks found purchasers foows $50 sacks
mixed 4,c 200 prime white CISCO and 700 at a, 100
white (seected) at a. 9a mixed a, and 300 prime yellow
1910. OF Oats HOO sacks st. Louis disposed of
lots. at S3934c bushe principally at the lowest price,
PrOvis0ns-Pork continued dull, with mere retail sales
at $l4 50 GA 87a for Mess For Bacon there only
retail demand. 92S0c for the best Sides. and SIC for
Shouders Lard still heavy, with sales of 100 bbIs No.
at 10. 80 strictly prime at Ia and 100 kegs prime, in os
at Sc ~ ID.
Whisky-IO0 bbls sold in many lots, at Gle.
COffee-Pfices steady Sales of 726 bags old Rio at 81
$50. in lots, at ga 100 rebaggei at 100 at and 800
prime, in four lots. at 90 y ID.
Freights300 hhds Sugar shipped to Baltimore at % 20
v hid.
Exchanges-Demand moderate at our quotations:
FRANCS o.1uBo.Io
New York sixtyday Bills v Of. disc.
sight Checks on NewfoTk par6Dh ct. disc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Woodruff &eo~I hf bbis 40 kegs butter Adams Dbl.
sS Rs
~ E; e.
N,s Bro aeos4 lard Grief *. ' corn
5as mdss sSultz 70 order
ABd.,so s+fT bale; sS,Sr
"a AZ Mienbereer- do Mensrd 4 visnaud0i4 hhds
9aud Lsady~a5 hid. sugar W Thomp.on@io d. s.
eS, AAqs1.a Ihbsqsh5 Dc d
do Msn5e' beige hi Sids sugar aa
Mtnsd Fss
%o. a ss s.
CszsoayeJS Dbl. moas.s, Kelly. Conynsham &co.7s
9ds t. psFfS s.
sss hhds So tcs sugar 669 bbis mosssss
Mex sff: sIso
MI %b.sh WfYs ss Green Sso.N a,
~ Hesael'on Fssis ' Bonner s%lth IS % Wad
Swos HufSS lwsn 6ste,.
]sft:oH SS am Mss,R Ess q Fs
i ssds :ss% White d. 81: S Ws,I
BsIGsa-lsdo Ps9e6s SOLO. b5Is @oasss. :;
Gerard Hco-e bbls peesns j Co@anx-Totai. ca bales
cotton l43 hhds sugar. o55 bbls moasses
Hewitt, NUnon 6LcO1U do Fearn, Donegan &co-4 10
Nelson aco-S23 w Jackson &co-l2 N Gordon Jr-9 Gray
CampbslI-s6 ,rsnder. Williams &coTM Payne hsT
Swiney, Greer &co-l3 l. Galnes-l3l White &cor-3;
Henderson 4 Peae-3S Bradley. wilson &co-4 Bonner &
Cnddy &co-7o Hill Mclean &co-lo do q Caster &co-
Foley xs:.Sa P.nss ard &ss.ias d. Pickett Psssin'
aco-ll6 N Greenwood &co-zos Ward Jopas-il w z
Levereh GcU-ll J II Heads M ID Cooper &cO-2o hhd
sugar Toledano & Taylor-l2 do Braud Landry-Tota
Observation-Disclosures steamer Caddo SO hhd
81 bbis masse. Gordon Jr-25 do, Is hhds
Augussln Thbaut-70 do ~ BIOL. mo'asses Hill MoLea.
do Brugier 30 do shepherdsU do, 81 bbls moasse.
Baud L. Lanjry-l0 do 8 der 6co-25 do G Urquhar-
Ii Az G w Lee-ll do Cazenave-Total. JIG hogshead
L sugar, 1876 bbls moasses.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Windfau,-The Nonpareii of Cincinnati,
says that journeyman halter of that city, named
James Miller, had received notice from Washing
ION, D. G., that sum of S63 900 was awaiting
his orders al The capitalize being heir to an old
Mexican indemnity claim to that amount, which
has recently been allowed by the Commissioners.
The Nonpare says:
Miller has worked at the hating business in
Cincinnati during the last 10 years, and it is said
he was never $40 head in his life The good
news was entirely unexpected to him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Jenny Ltnd.-Miss Lind, at Pittsburgh, the
other day, received pair OF splendid diamond
bracelets, as present from some OF her arden,
admirers there, which she returned with nforma-
ton that she never received presents from gentle
men. This was cooler but the donor was pro-
badly not much taken aback by it, not being oil
a very sensitive temper, we fancy, having EN-
ployed teacher of languages to write letter in
German, to Miss Lind, asking her acceptance o.
his present, and then refusing to pay the stipulated
price for the job Queer world this [NewYorl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Fire,.-The dry goods store of Page Il Bro, at
Philadelphia, caught fire few days ago, and to-
gether with the contents were greatly damaged
the loss.
At Clarksburgh, Va, on the 18th, fire occurred
which destroyed one whole square in the place.
Among the buildings burned were Dents Hotel,
Bartlett's Hotel, and several warehouses There
insurance 1t was the work of an incen-
diary.
At Baltimore, on the 18th, cotton waddng and
paint factory, on Fulton street, and several adjoin-
ing small tenements, were consumed by fire. Loss
S12,000-full insurance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27
One schooner unknown.
Exports.

GALVESTuN-Per steamship Meteor "A bbls -four, 81
SKIS corn, 81 pkgs mdse.
LlNERPuOL-per ship Pelican state a06 bales cotton,
~ bales
TRlE5TE-Per bark X Golden l2Ol bales cotton.
$50 hi bales DO mills complete Is pkgs castings
BELlZE-Per schr Anela 400 bbls 80 half do flour, 6O
bbs pork, " do bread, ~ do vinegar 20 kegs lard,
shingles.
TOBIAS o-Per schr Joyen Manueito: 800 bxs wine, Is
bbls potatoes. '
CAMPEACHY-Per schr Vencidor: 20 kegs butter 10
bxT cheese. 70 bxs candles. 30 kegs lead % bbs onions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

- New Constitution Of Vrginia--Gov. Floyd has
Issued his proclamation announcing The ratification
of the new Constitution, by the people of Virginia.
by majority of 1888, out of the small vote of
H. 95 poed. There are, however, I6 counties
from which no returns have been received. The
Governor directs a general election to be held on
the Slh of December, provided for in the Consi-
seaion, for q Governor Lieutenant Governor, At
tOrney General, and members of the Legislature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Common SchooL-ln the seventeen years that
the common school system Of the State has been
in operation, the people of Pennsylvania have ex,
pended over fifteen millions of dollars in support OF
this noble effort, exclusive Of the large sums annu-
ally paid to sustain the numerous private acade-
mics, etc, which also giving their aid to the
cause OF education. The number of schools in the
, State has increased from 1852 to 5000, and the
teachers from sos to IL 500.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27
COnsignees.

Per steamship Union, from New ork-Babcock & Fenne
Roman & kernioa-Geo Burke-Adams &co-J un Geo
Burbank &co-J U Woodruff &co-Loulsiana State Bank
--Geddes &co-J Burnside &co-J b DeBow-J Ball.
Hu,y-Pope kandopd-H Baldwin Sco-C Leighton
Case-A d Grief a co-Pckett, Perkins &co-Downs,
auddy &co-WIight, Williams Gco-Headerson y Peae-
II II hanseil & Boil McCall-B A Dryer--R Beck
Becks-k Tulane SCOT Donnei-B Dprand-F Fabre
&co-Sturzeney & Etemoore-y Forsyth-D Felt &co-y
tey,ell-Borneo--D r UaIroIl-Frost aco-T r Gulon-J
Brsdner 5nith-PN GaeIinger-Garhw45e, Gitfn SEQ
N Garcia-D Ponnely y Gagent-W Glbert-C U Gaines
Mcdowell, Jr &co-Hyde q Goodnch-Laughhn &co-
Burbldge q Adams-W Hold-N heeler q Blake-E
Hart &co-McGreg or EGo-Felowes &co-F Wa ker Eco
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Curious Proceeding.- Mrs. Olmstead, who was
sentenced to two years Imprisonment in the pen-
Tertiary at Alton Illinois, for the murder of her
daughter, by starvation, when taken to the prison,
was refused to be received by the Warden. No
reason is stated for the proceeding. She is now at
her fathers house in Cumberland county, of that
State
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

BY the ship State OF Maine, the 18th inst in lat 200. long
long 49, ship Pyramid. AZ days from Liverpool, Tor this
port On The 18th inst, ship Hlda, standing East,
in lat 80 long $50 3d.. the 2ih inst 40 miles East
from South Point. ship Sea King, from Liverpool, to
this port
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

General Court Martial.-Col Washington, Maj
Anderson, Maj. Williams, ade.de-campto The com
mander in chief, Maj. Austine, Maj G. p. An
$sjrews, Capt. Shields, aidede camp 10 Breve. Maj
Gen. Wool, and Lieut., J. S. Mason, passed through
Providence, r. l., on the 18th inst for Portsmouth,
N. H., where the Secretary of War ordered a gen
eral court.martial TO assemble.