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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-26

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRIcA.-One OF the most
exciting scenes ever witnessed in New York, &C.
Cured on the arrival of the Africa. The Herald
devotes column to description OF the sensation
produced by the arrival, and the expectation that
she brought tidipgs Of the Atlantic. We make a
few extracts:
aNo sooner were the guns of the Africa heard
in the city, than hundreds, and we may say thou
sands of our citizens rushed to the Battery and to
all the docks on the North River from the depot Of
the Collins line of steamships to Castle Garden, to
ascertain whether the Atlantic had been heard from.
They were tantaized by the reports oil the Africa
guns, as they were fired one after another Tor up
wards Of an hour, and many any eye was strained
looking for the blue and red ghts--the signals oil
the vessels Of the Collins line.
"At length the Africa reached her dock in Jer-
sey City; and when she got within halng distance,
one Of the officers assembled the paddle-box and
with his trumpet announced: The Atlantic Is safe
she has put into Cork with broken shaft A
shout Of rejoicing at once went up, which made
the welkin ring, which was continued for several
minutes.
"a young woman was among the first upon the
dock, who seemed more than all others, anxious
for the fate of the Atlantic. She had brother on
board. who is engaged as fireman and so great
has been her anxiety, that for several days she has
almost entirely abstained from food. As soon the
news was proclaimed, shrek of Joy went up from
that female who at once ran for her home, to con-
vey the glad tdings Of joy to her aged mother
whose anxiety had not been less than her OWL"
In New York, the excitement was intense. The
"Atlantic is safe " was announced from the stages
Of the different theatres. The performances were
temporarily suspended in those places of amuse-
ment by the cheering which ensued; and out Of
doors, the welcome intelligence was passed from
person to person. that the Atlantic is safe, unit
every one in the city was acquainted with the
gratifying intelligence.
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rLAGDEs vARIETIEs.-"T The Tuneiul Minis wen, off
vim sreal sptcn Monday. The alterations were udeious
spsstsd tonight The 6nt scene Is beautifully Classic
sae We eo:'d almost wish the dance BY Tspschoue aad The
fae teek place in ts scsae- would be strictly in kesp
~. tssass don = belong to cslsstia dgsnss" Madam
een ooesed quits ssnsatioa In her oDrnx thu Al, If
ss Diva" and Mn. .. Howard received loud suUl.uss
y - a a-parcsasy ~ verse about the M srso,o
e. ~ - ChMs andths aluion to Col Nudge. Holland
tlkN 0u9 afas masn9 4 BIZ own 70 the infinite smuss
- ct IL pectatos. DaNinitass well known dram,c
ses ~ Chippsad 49, - oil the doipys with great
seed hsma-havins uclne sls to d. The piecs i, nox
ra4sd without law. aad doubt will hold The public
fes eee tms tn capital muaca comedy Of Ths Tel Of
DAn Rlca's CIRcus-Ths csebsatsd sx loszs rider S.
=. ocknsysb nghuy Astounding and deIshting the audi
49, q ths establishment By biz do Jag and graceful tesis
- Loo Mnaof eae Of ths most vesuatie and talented
clowns anes fhs days d Gdmad. also appears every night
and ~ an1estanmels throughout are Of the s order
ssoag ~ eGHHi for this evening.
yss have cough don't 60 to church TO dis.
ND ~ ret u &e congregation.
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TT appears 10 the Court that Samuel Lake departed
this life many ago eavlnE which dpseanled
his five CHILDREN MARY Jane, Hare M, Samuel William
and Henry Lake. thai Harriet NJ, Samuel and Villa have
departed tbs life; that the minor rhonss r. NoTp the
only child Of said Harriet NJ hes received in Louisiana
from his mother and s nncrs all Of which from his
grandath.r, samuel Lake. The ardan by The
Probate Court Of New Albany indiana! Inc dom'c Of the
minor having asked 10 he pat N session the said eHal
OF his ward the Conf considering the provisions of an act N
the Lesi,lature approved LIST a prl. ls43.
IL IS 0rdtTtd That udver be made in two news.
papers published in This ely f al lens thirty days in the
manner prescribed by law for the RENDERING OF ACCOUNTS bv
tutors and administrator of the proposed withdrawal of the
funds OF said estate OF s4ild minor $3.50
And all persons having claims against the succession ore
said, waIDel to tlsmse file their claims in
Court within thirty days from the irst adyertsene"t a.
aforesaid or their claims will 10 barred. -
Extract from the minutes.
fell p TERJ.sSf f-Ia.L
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Clothing! G9oSIsissg!!
REFLECT ONE MOMENT,

FOE YOUR OWN COOP.
fs By the use of Dir. L5cle's TOOTH SPECIFIC
you can peserSeH can and white TEETH you
them Of taTer the Gums from
Teeth on decHyng aud the or.uTig NE Tootache
You the progress decay your Teeth alter has
commenced by thu Specif; thoroughly,
tu 10y al meen upon going to bed ngnt, it we'll known
cl AZ the n5st deeeDs eeclA produced
Teeth IRON the unc lean condition they after mastlcGg
through the day from impure beath F the
this Of tse best purifiers that ngyTQtad
purely egetGbit
To The following Agents tor Mes Orleans d. Gilbert
70 Po,iras street j. Wrst & Co. ISL Chailes street; ?.
Massey corner oi Camp and Grayier Clarke ALISON
corner Of St ChgTs nd Union stIee A. Kendall g. Co a Mag
street. j. sye Co. Canal and CaGouet
Charles Nyarand Clio AMI polio Depot
50 Poydra II. kaeye Levee Lafayette
Geo. a. Rec corner Nayades and Euerpe Guions
corner of ST. Charles and Canal e2i NJ, W zip sw.
WANTED--An active Lad 16 years old, as
w Assistant Salesman in Dry G Dods Store None need
apply nniess acquainted with the business Satisfactory
references viii be necessary. Inquire 125 Dyades
opposite the Market. fa26 n
FOR SALE-A fine Saddle Mare. Apply to
4 fees lWs WIN. j DEW Ely SO Grauinr st
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GENTLEMEN
GrHCGIS amt SCsga'fS.
XIV We invite the aei ton Of Gentlemen very rge
elegant assortment Of CRANATs sCAFs Of the ue II aud
most fashionable styles
Fancy colored Silk and Satin Crarats
PAin and figured black Silk and Satin Cravats:
White Embroidered Evening Wedding Crayals;
Do. do. Matrimonial Crayata
Pain white Jac0nut aud Cambria do.
Black Embroidered Jenny Lind SILK and Satin TIES;
Fency colored do. do. do. DO do.
Fancy cOlored Silk and Satin SCARFs;
Plain and figured black silk and Satin sCARFs; ut
NORRIS 81 WAYS
Fashionable Clothing Store, Camp streets
lelu 2dn HsySlpi I.taI-
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Thompson 81 .sVGOn.

Thompson 81 .s'.gon,
f"shionnhie Clothing Establishment,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewl9tts Exchange,
u lave received, steamer Falcon, additional supplies of
SUPERIOR READYMfDE CLOTHING, manufactured ex.
prssiy Tor the Retail Tr in tbs manner and I;yler The
stock, in part, consists OF
oFEkGoATS--of c9loEed Cloths and Cassmscs
StDAhS--Of black French Cot5, : and full circle
DNE5S COATS-of black French GIltIt
PhpCk IuATa--of black and cplqfed French Cloths
FALIo FRO kS--Qi culored C!olls dfab and mixed
-' '''' ""~'d
CassinerCs we ~ ''' "'"e'
nere-ne@est styles ~ ''-
FEsTSof black Satin, 5lk Cashmere and polra-pe, En-.
oodered Cahmere Fancy Six Cashmere; rich Silk for Ei
and SIess; white Marseies etc. etc. 800
StilTSui Linen Cotton odes-plan and embroidered
BosOms. 80 ~ N
HuSIERY-of Silk Cashmere, Merino ard Cotton
uluvES-Jouvin's Kid, whit |. straw, b
GHAIhTS--Bs X and fancy SILK, Of The richest
~ hEI:VDkts-tlk aud white AID hGTderei Cimbric,
MORNING tiuWNSCasmsrta Mo isssne de Lsue and Cotou
.'usptnuefs STOCKS ShhulJer braces, etc. 'el 2dp
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CAspaT sAl. OF sEAsoNABLE Day CooDs.-The atten.
- ~ end country trade called to the catalogue
- = neeaahh Dry Goods which will take place this day,
4. H., q J. b. Blaehs Co.. auction room,,
Cnaaeo ssesl Terms liberal at sale. For particulars,
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SHIRTS. sN1RTs,! suIKTsi,I

tv We have Just received per ships William and Raw
state a large assortment Of sUPERFINE sl3ia RS cnr
a'sIng OF al sizes and styles OF Linen and Cotton
NORRIS & Way, % Camp street
ia3l 9pLf cnrrer Cnnl,.,,. ,.raor IlO,.l..I,r
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Fifth District Court of New Orleans.

FRIDAY, February 7, 1851.
Present. the Honorable A. NJ. BUCHANAN, Judge.
James r. Shields, Guardian, Thomas o. lEeHr
Tutor Of Ihos. p Moore. .Haor. :. No. 4i93.
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IL The su sri1er has Ia full and carefully ,sss
stock OF DRUGS MEDICINES FRENCH and ENGLISH CHEM
rhS t wilton are o'eI u Pgrters, Physicians and others
at lair prices JAMES s SHAW n,r.c,-, ''
feS iufain
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yss have cough don't 90 to church 10 dis.
tssb ~ Fsst u he congregation. 81
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IT. cHAlLEs THEArRE.-The Baieman Children made
nswsA appearances at The st. Charles las. evening and
- Sossaaa Wa honorsd By the largest and most brilliant
:I 81 ~ sssaou. excepting Jenny Lind's concert
.oess'med s sna We have never Seen an aujsnss
highly dslishted "s'' 80" q" a"''0"es "o'e
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ATTENTION, LADIES!
10 Try JONES' LILY WHITE, If you ID look fair
With its wonderful qualities compare;
1t beauty improves, makes the Nestle look fine,
The salow look white, aud the white look sublime.
To be had at the Depot where all thing pure
Isl CHARTREs street, then you fs24 Ct 2lp
BEAUTIFUL TEsIH AND SWEET BREATH
ns- sHERMANs oRRIs ToOrH PASTE warranted the est
ems the whens the teeth keeps them from aching Re.
commended by the most distinguished Dentists
used it.
Prepared aud sold by A. Sherman NJ street New
YORK soid also in New Orleans by WRIGHT Co., No. Isl
enAr.res sIee.. fe2i Cup
SUNBURN, FRECKLEs, TAN,
AND OTHER DISEASES.
IL Are removed rom the skin in the
the true JONES' aau Chemical soap; act like
charm, for It the most
YELLOW, DARK end SIV4RTHY SKIN
pure clear ranrs rent and white the public
cheated with nosum that they an article how.
ever excellent bel Such request give this article
trial. and II they afflicted with
Salt Rheum OF Erysipclas,
they will fad Gas ply icia in York know certain cure.
Ii 10 sold ia New York ony 40S Broadway.
fal 6. 2dp Isl Chapi 5G s,fes = New Orleans
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
tS" Purchasers respectfully invited t, examine the
| stock of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, for sale q.
no. 20 Camp street,
consisting, in part, of
CARPETS, OH CLoTH
MATING CURTAIN STuFFs,
WALL PAPERS and BORDERS,
and almost every other article usually be found general
Upholstery Establishment
fe24 4t2p JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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~ Aeur1 10 TBE EASTERN SrATEs.-We invite the
uslen & Tho travelling public to an advertisement in
anss eslsmn Of new Railroad and Steamboat Line be
swe u eeuthssa Western and Eastern States b. tins
ees pemaeen 90 through from Cincinnati 10 buffalo in
heum. from Cincinnati Boston and New York
y Nght hous. and from Cincinnati TO Philadelphia via
and New Ycsk, b forty -four hoars. BY continuous
q railroad and STEAMBOATS,. This route holds out great
lnaeesmsan would seem to NJ, families and persons
uevsng fr plsae. well 70 those travelling on bust
We ~ strongly assured the propristors will do all they
pgQlniuo in thns ADVERTISEMENT S'
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james GuIick Fire Co. No.17.

N ~ ~ The members CT the Society requested
tYe adJgurned Meeting, the Hall, No. 95 ST. Charles
~ s1c.t THIS EVENING, AZ o'clock
i.2o H. II. r SWASEY, Secretary
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels. Feb. rs.


t- The Marls of the dereut Fire Companies THIS city
requested attend adjourned Meeting the Hall Louisiana
Hose Co.. Carcndeiet aud Perido srGs THURSDA
EVENING next, g7th inst, al O'Clock.
fs26 A MoULTON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
PHILADELPHIA.
Firemen Coming North-Held 10 Bail-Mortality
The Steamer OhiO-Sudden Death, SC
PnLADELrHIA. sunday, May 2j

PHILADELPHIA. sunday, May %.
The Columbia Hose Company Will arrive
i'm YOUR city tomorrow afternoon. IN r0lts 10 Boston
Their carriage IS the most magnificent thlng Oh thc
kind ever bullt IN tins country ABOUT ohe-hAli OF
the material used IN is construction IS silver IL Is
Well worth seeing. and Will, think, attract much Al
tcntiOn IN your city .
understand. that Eagle Fire Company, No. 10, o.
your CITY intend visiting Philadelphia on the lSih
proximO during their stay there they VIII De IAe
quests Of the Southwark Engine Company Inc
members OF the Eagle" may rest assured that they
VIII be- Hospitality entertained.
Patrick Socun. charged with assisting 10 Mi TtleI
Brown. IN West Philadelphia, some weeks SINCE mas
been held 10 bal. IN The sum OF s5OoO 10 answer 'h'
charge
deaths m tie CITY and Liberties Of Phlaielphli
Adults, 50 children 81. OF consumption . scar
let fever, IS
William Wilbom, aged IS years was 80 seriously
injured Yesterday afternoon, IN consequence Oh 81
nall decorating nus right hand, that II was louhd hc-
ce>Sary al The Hospital 10 ampui@ie II. -.
The steamboat ONO still lies where she >'lA, IN
the Delaware River. on the Jersey side Oh Shl'h ;
Island opposite this city She will be raised Io-ihQI
row or Tuesday, and placed If PERMISSION can De
obtained from the Secretary OF the Navy on he Oos
eminent Dry Dock here 10 be repaired. She i nos
much damaged and viii probably be ready lh W. OF
three weeks TO run again. II Is feared ihdI TWO O'e
Vet remain IN the wreck
William Ii. Brnckle, Esq young ana my en-.
member OF the Philadelphia Bar. died suddenly al
his fathers residence IN this CITY, on Friday oil us
ease OF the heart
Locusis have made their appearance IN tins city
during the past two DAYS, IN great numbers.
The receipts OF Sugar at TINS port during the pa.
week have been. 1873 hads, l2l barrels aad lv5S
boxes.
y Garfield. broker, 81 Chesinut->t feil dead on
FRIDAY night AS he was undressing himself 10 20 to
bed
Two destructive fires occurred ia our County this
morning The first broke out IN 4 dwelling IN Rich
mond IN Huniingdon-St.. and destroyed seven build
mas before Il was SuOduc1.
Tie second occurred a. CheStnus-St wharf on the
Schuylkln by which John Z. Frcedley's Hour mii
WIS dasirnvca Loss. about S2OUOo.
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Presbyterian General Assembly at Utica.
Correspondence u The Trbune

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
UREA, Thursday, May22.
This morning has been principally occu-
pied in hearing the remarks of Drs Brigham and Cox,
in behalf OF the American Bible Society, and Rev Mr.
Pnney for the Colonization society
The COMMITTEE on Church Extension also reported
this morning. and after accepting 1t, II was made the
order OF the DAY for Friday morning 10 consider H.
The man features 0fthc Report are as follows
The present position Of the Church at large. AMI
The expressed wishes OF many particular chlrcnes'
render IL desirable and important tai me General As
seInbv should adopt measures Tor me more enectual
prosecution OF the work OF Church extension There
is peculiar difficulty dong this, on account OF the re-
lailOn which We sustain 10 other ecclesiastical OOles
united with IN the support OF dlnerenI oehe'oieH-
cnterprlses but u does not appear 20 the committee
that Il d, necessary for the accomplishment OF THIS
very desirable end that our present favorable rela
tonS OF confidence and iraterlal am ecclesiastical
intercourse should be I'D The least degree interrupted
or impaired Nor doe, II seem desirable mat me
agency of the excellent voluntary institutions Whch
have heretofore dispensed the common oeneyoleace
OF these Churches. should De ,et aside.
The following plan j. proposed To- me Assembly
for rs adoption
The American Home Missionary Society Is hereby
declared 10 be- IN the same manner S heretofore me
agency through which the Home Missionary depart
inent of The work Of church extension shall De done
and for the flr;herance o. this WORK mere are mere
BY established TWO committees Of church extension
the first 10 have the seat of H. operations al IN
clnnat and 10 extend rs aoors a. may o. ues.ie1
into me synOds IN the Western and Norl"e''erh
states, and 20 consist for the present year oil hr io
lowing members
D II Allen. S Fisher. 7 A NILS. B T'wasent,
Mn,ters and Elder, n Van By ~ ana + VI tfe51st ~
the Pre>Btev Of Cincinnati rae ~ llr r,.,l y
ters of Dayton, l. Hfchclcs u me FIssl.ts -
Franklin Daniel Tenny. Of the Preshft~rf 'I fihl-oh'
Asen. Of the pTesbyer II Cleveland ) II I'm 5I
Presb,tery Il Madsl d Il RIDDLE, Il the Pre,5,ers x
Pisog5sa De'rse Duieid 81 ne 10, .e' Rii,rl
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,,,,ake the tone Of public sentiment In many OF the
na."cina cities in the Union We read OF examples
PIlnops LEI nv the most fashionable and sensible fe-
males males, in appearing in the public thoro1ghlares
Mlsscd IN the oriental costume, mode we nave al
oieS almired and hoped "a see adopted. The press,
sSch IS 50 prone TO condemn unwarrantable nnoVa-
WI every where speaks fIyoraby OF the proposed
uVlosc Instead Of frivolous wlttlclSnlS 1t INDUCES
en1S s91preSsionS Of decided appreciation. We are
IN & ~ mention that several ladies IN this city
ps,Ssraiting for the concurrence OF public opinion to
ony mem TO appear out some sunny afernOOnin the
s.lSS Ia T'rq"'. 'Na"ches'ef On H. Am,
I,n,ys A LA TURouE.-A young lady
LII IN the new costume, aStoniShed some Of our
% ct,1ens yesterday, but We must say that m our
sa an.o, +, was a most becoming dress. Beautiful
~. vrcye handsomely CncaSei IN half patent eath-
ICc' ne pantaloOns we're Of mixed tweed mate
en- s,a,lar 10 the dress, fail and butOnel al the
la ole 4 large cape, and dashing straw hat com
ana 80 costume Of The lady. who was evidently
PD-sr and traveller. II may be sometime first,
mink the innovation Will finally succeed.
Ou' Newark Mercury May ~.
~. The new style of Women's Dress
a,,eared in the streets of Cleveland, ono l. al
,raeiSd great attention, and is generally approved
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vrrnoNr-That portion Of the Opposition

YERnoNT-That portion OF the Opposition
dubbed the National Democracy met al Mont
peher on the 22d, and nominated for
Gore77.or JOHN S. ROBINSON, bennington.
Liett G0t- Hon GILES HAN notion, Grand Isle 60.
Treasurer 90 T. {. RgDISGToS, Caledonia co.
The friends OF this ticket cast IN 1850 for Rob
erts. their candidate for Governor, 1879 votes to
1929 for Lucius B Peck, Coalition Democrat
Peck received the support of fragments of the
Liberty Party and the regular Opposition. Rob
inson is of the Hunker stripe, and Is said to have
opposed the Coalition IN lS49, which resulted IN
the formation OF what was termed the Free De-
mocracy' As the latter organization was de-
feated by the " higs 1t has been dissolved, and
the Free Democracy claim now to be " the
Democracy" Of the State. and have issued a
call for another " Democratic State Convention"
to be held at Burlington May %. The Burlmg-
ton Free Press says that the present Wing State
Administration meets with very general appro-
val, and that hosts of the friends of Freedom are
leaving the ranks of the deiunct Free Democ-
racy' to prevent their complete transfer to the
Loco-Foco party. the Hunker movement being a
mere TuSe.
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us now sum all up

ash. have made the working mans comforts 700
nigh Where Is the money 10 pay Tor lh0Se'ltn'N'
Tor ice creams, his puddIngS trips on Suhu"y up ..
down the ryer, IN order 10 get some ireSh ar - pS
The doctor apothccary, To pay for pew rent III tnc
church, to purchase hooks, musical instruments
But why talk of these things 10 working men why
should loUrneymcn carpenters children cohl'inPiA.V
the remoieSt idea of ever being permted 10 'u''l'"S
anything else than 70 merely work Tor alotncI
They are good enough IN their place Is oullctS
oi palaces but not even the owners OF Pis'SEVS
or dog Kennels
The Trades Assembly met on wednesday eNeullSi
last and after considerable discussion II WAS tVSoI'
10 make Cooperative Labor the question lot h'N'
wednesday evening. ~,
On Monday evening the Spring Gafuth Town "a, To-
Was dtnSeN crowded 10 hear addresses upon 'lS
question Nj Peckworth, blacksmith by tf1de' anu
one OF The most useful, energetic ana attlNe men ~
The Labor Movement, was called upon 10 ptSSlue
Mr. MAXIM was appointed Wee President ana NUN
80 West was made Secretary. The meeuhg Vas
addressed by Eugene Ahern John Shedoeh' anu
Mr. - Il was a glorious meeting.
IbeheYc that steps Will be taken mmGIia'Sl 20
render assistance 10 the WeAVerS OF FAN hNtI'
whose Delegates are here. Everybody SylnpNhZeS
with ih,m nm their SufcrncS VIII write asdlhheN'
week almoS; forgot to tell yOu that We propose 10
have = large Labor Demonstration IN independence
Square on the fourth OF July. The Land ReioImeIS
are AGAIN oreanzcd Gen. J. Sidney Jones WIZ
Probably be sent from Philadelphia 10 represent 'he
Land KciormerS IN the National Industrial congress
n Albany. IN June | am yours III the cause OF LABOR
JOHN CAMPBELL.
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Psyp,Rr,c FOR THE Sroas.-A c.

PREPARING FOR THE SToRH-A cores
pendent OF The Inde7e7cf, writing from Charleston
says that the business men Of South Carolina and
particularly Of that CITY foresee ruin in the projects
Of the Secessionsts and would be glad to avert the
evil, but they find themselves IN a small minority
and their influence with the wordy politician but
small. They are preparing for the storm which they
declare TO Be unavoidable. some by 50 shaping their
business as TO NEE: the day with but little at stake
while others are renting storehouses n Augusta AMI
Savannah. with the intention Of removing from the
kingdom Of South Carolina into the United States
The writer was told that FIVE stores hal been en-
gagged in Augusta by Charleston merchants 90 tirs
md
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WASHINGTON.
Presidential-Our show n the Worlds Fair. sc
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WA.HINoroN. SATURDAY. May y.

Correspondence OF tue tIlpu4iv
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May ~
\ distinguished Southern Wing COmpro-
mise Senator. who has been considered rather ultra
hsprvalely declared II favor OF General SCOT; as the
most available candidate Tor the next Presidency
This conclusion has been preciplia,ed, understand
bv certain Indications among southern democrats
that II Is the determination OF that party, Is OF Old
to stick to their nominee, whoever be may De. ruth
out regcr4 20 lag srtrlacouS issues tr7G'sr7.
Per contra-A gentleman o. standing ~ talS cIY'
lst returned rom Virginia. states ihai Dr. -" tnree
brothers of influence n the wing party VINO declared
that II General SCOT. Vas nominated. iatf wouli %
foT ass or any OF TIE probable nominees 81 me dem
OcratS.
The >r, show We make u the Worlds Far cic.ts
considerable remark here, and some members u ne
Government are said 90 feel mush 'hasrnel mas
urOn that vast thester where the whole ciFlllEel
world aye gathered. the United states should MAKE 80
poor A squire. Had Congress made relsoliiole a'-
propriaiiOn m aid of our struggling me- htnc> Aia
manufacturers We should have been properly repre-
senicd But thai winch Gals ltsel the Ds"'rra,,
n Congress promptly voted u down. southern De-
soyaco Of course could not - expected Ia grant ef5
- snail boon 90 the manufacturers OF IL -
Alas how the miserable cevo.eeS o; D'7'r4lIs d
the North are gulled. ,..,. ..,,-
Protection 10 American industry "aich y 80 II
ployent 70 thousands 81 the worthy an li
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