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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30
OFFICIAL.


NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
MUnIosPALETY NUMDsa TWO.
IL petsons q wno ~ have present Application e.
E p,:ss ~ sh;r;.:. :. z: o: -
"''a " 'D'h'!ssss ~ T. T. SzHcwsLL a...s.
Mayoralty u New Orleens,
OcrosER IS. 1851.
,oU.o,1 ] ?, A'sasas.,fd sst y 5dsss.. Is Z. oiL}
n RESOLVED. That the Mayor Be authorized
s' : =. Ii Gf, ..ss .ss, .s.ss s &: s.
~ PAINTING. whis w.ahias s.d ,e.i.i.e Ii. g. Mar.
"a psiatas. whi,sws.Ans md repairing ths Po,dr,.
~. painting. whits-washi.s and psiss u. vssssab.
Ths wok p b dog aad psynset nads in .seo.d.ncs
With he 'DsS6sson. e. famhsd BY ths SURVEYOR. md b
Ap!ss;s.a ssssai?9 OCTOBER rs. !ss:' H. c''"1ll. President.
rp.s .sse;c' osDs: H. Bu.. a dI.s K G'o''.A' A''''
MAyoaALrr o, Nsw OalrAxs, oct. Is. Issl.
NOI!CE Il hereby given, in virtue Of the above
,ssou.ion, that win sil, ai my oalc. on AONDAY.
vs5s Msi. Tns wsss % % s doa: ia iG ssoosa.oca saa
g - 'D''0'su'.' . NJ 1z.iSs's 3. c.o,..Au n.,o.
Msyoraisy ~ new Orleans,
OcroB.R Il, 1851.
CsUscn or huMC,AuTr Ne. Two,.., !
r ESOLvED, That the Mayor Be authorized and
- rs91s.sss ass syin. N days notice in The esal
Viii @ ~ sss 81 g :si q L. i:s Z &: .
he se!ysyo. ths conss foy pssns Is ez,spsl VslS
horses and ~, tSs % ~ r. 1Seaa sonoo-
Ffsnkiin ana Msrshsi scksi n ": "
Of the Council. y W .pp''va
ADJl,sys.s ls,sss.dl a.o x JAZZ. H. oAlownIl. President.
lSignsd) A. d. CRossnAx, MAYOR.
TYas copy. H. BI1R, Clak. - d
MAvORALrY or NRw ORLRAps. Oct H. lesl
nj OTICE il hereby Qiven in virtue n ths .hov.
IN rseoluo. th.t In IN 4, - 49, -
Nov hi st III ccirI = ~ ~ icS.
"a n,~si.s ~ sssi y ~ 81
Fst Rr@.f,in sr ~ ..s.~ Sesii' W -
schr ncrss M = = w 49, sna ~ 0et.nei
tions 10 "a fSni.lsd ~ H. S,xsvo ~ sho speonoe
90 a. D. Cao.snAn: M.yc..
CouNclL OF MuMclrAl,Tr No Two.l
TN v;,,u. of ,..olr,;o, Ss x, q do;1 dEswoI'.ns
lt the dng Of October u. 1851 tbe uuernrned d. com
p9hg the Commiitas Fp6 Wege suthOrixsd sad shv
give notce that thay will sceve pTopo untiI ~ kth M.
vembes next Ill to the Mupcipaly ot az eruund r.
ths Third Ward suitable foe M Ensne hopse Pronss
stating ierms dimep1on etc. to IS In Al M of m ~
secssaYr of the Counc ma endorsed ProosS "a IL
for EnRina- IN TkirI yNerd 80 =" -
CLzUDE BRucnIENs. Chairman
ol7 VIZ n n rvnp Wn p66SSt11EEnANs
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Proposals for an IlIuminated CLOCK,
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two. !
(,itv 0f Navvl lrsIsna

COuNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. TWO,e
City Of Neworeians.
N virtue Of q resolution of the Council, adopted
At the sng Of the lth int the undersigned gives notice
that the Commttee streets and Landings will sosye pr
posa until ths 18th Of November for the fur hing and
tower of g. Pathcks Church. on Camp street The bids
must specy the kind and qualities Of the clock the
which viii be furnished and whaf time il will be ccm.
peted SECURITY in the amount Of the bid viii be required
fo9 the faithful Performance of the contract Bids will be
donsd Proposals. for furnishing and erecting town ciock
HENRY RENSHAW,
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91dNldl DectsaoH.-Ihe La1ayette Ind.) Journal
has the following: ea 4.4
Yesterday, Judge Crane gave his opinion in
the case Of Emiline Jenks, widow of the late James
T. Jenks, and the Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance
Company. 1t appears that the late husband of
plaintiff, a few weeks before his death, took out a
policy on his life 10 lhe amount of $500, but the
final papers did not reach the hands of the local
agent here until after The demise of MIR. Jenks
The validity Of the policy was contested by the
Company on the ground Of certain instructions to
their agent here. Judge Crane confirmed the
policy, inasmuch as Mr.. jerks, before his death,
had complied with all the essential terms of the
contract Judgement for plaintiff $l560. The
CompanYs counsel Immediately appealed"
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The following was endorsed on the back of a
subscription paper, to procure funds for the cee.
bration of the 4th of July:
"Our forefathers bled-Whv shouldn't we ("
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RATTURE SAND-Notce is hereby given to
- all persons desous OF obtaining Batture Sand that
permits can 30 obtained at this Office for getting the Sand
from the basins on each uds Of Post No. the head Of
6t Joseph street. HUGH GRANT
Surveyor of the second Municipelity
Surveyors Of6Os, Second Municipality Oct. n 1851
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OFFICIAL.
Council Of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY. October q. 1851.
The Council met at six o'clock P. NJ, on the fol-
lowing call of the Mayor
p MAY0RALTY OF NRw ORLEAHs1
n, ou October "a. 1851.
c. Municipality No. 7tso:
SIR-Please convoke the Council of Municipal.
o'clock PM " ''~
Very respectfully. your ob't srv't
A. D. CROssNAN, Mayor
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PLASTER, Marble Dust, Plas,ering Hair, etc.
!. hlso s9 Pc: PIs... 90 do Ls9a De- 900 bsshsh Hair.
risks. soda Al, Pelm M Tar. Pitch and Rosin Ia -
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MUmcsfALrTY NUMDgR TWO.
A Ii persons who have present applications for
:. corvette. Ct Y Asas Re!k, bsvsby s.ti6cd
Room no. II msaeps Hal. q cleok, ?. H. th,s day,
wssn M spohecncS yll b ce.sdasd..
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VL4TpE aH = 1Bkgan1ENs. ch.irm..
BERNARD WHEELEHAN.
WILLIAM EMERSDN Eal

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERe,
RRcoRDER's OvyIcE, MUNICIPALITY No, Two.1
-, New Osean.. OctobsE l, 1851.
he ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of this NUM-
epaly now open for examination and coectiop !,
me ONCE Of .he SeostaU Of this Coanci Manicipa Hail.
this date. according TO law. Ofce hour from A. n to
p 81 III sosi Si'ly' AwRsH cA,nwrr, So
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EURNITURE-FURNITURG.-TIe IN -

signed woald respectfully call ~
attention Of ladiea and housske enpsm seo-
eg.ll! V !a.se and vel aslsatsd stosk e
FUHNiTU1k, The chsspst ever q. 1llll!
H:t %.hh Chain, r. sct.., Div,e. Os,ona7,. Ma6s fY O.
Asmon 4; Mahpsany and Walnut Bsdlsssds 6ssbS fSp
Bursaps and Wash 5tanas Ma!ols Too Sidsfpa5 nx1s-
Malt'se. Fsathss Pilows and Bolsiss. tassth9 vith
e call respectfully solicitsd fiem ,hou i vsus #
any goods 10 their lne H. GREEN co.
5o.. j. cs.iHE; :. HS;....p ~ Po'dn::d ~ Ds,; 9. ca.
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Report Of E. r. Maryell, Collector of Tares on
Coffee Houses, Merchants, ETC., for the weeh
ending Tuesday, October %, 1851.
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MAyoRALrY OF New ORL.Axs, Oct Is. 1851.
NOTICE il hereby given, in virtue Of the above
r.eolution that will ell, II my ofos, on MONDAY,
t9s pAnting and Sspanng the 81. Masys Poydrss and
vefstabls Markets TIE work 70 bs done Ia aoOosdance
with the Specifications Of ths suFyeyes, - =
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THE public are hereby cautioned mot to purchase
= q trade fos Land Weren't b.ssd fon he General
Land Odce and namesssd under hs s0t Of Congress
February u. lsg favor sf Thn. Hsnniham. sts plvsts
OF Company h Regiment U 9. Infantry. and forwarded
L. Ths ND warrant 4 bs!isysd. ever TO hand.
snd " psono are hereby noasd that cavs has been
cate. THOMAS HENNlHAM
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/ lME-l0O0 bbls. Rocklsnd, cargo Of John Bird;
- lSo 6bh Thomaston Meadow Rock. zsoof Warren;
malufactused e1pEsssiy for sugarm king fos ssle by
Oh JOHN AAYMAN h co. 96 Masasins IT.
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CAEAP FUANlTURE STORE,
No. so Circus strsst, corner Of Psrdido.
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD, Wholesale and Re.
- =, tsd Dsases and Manufactursr Of CABINET |QRSz
ssHshs bsiffs:,ss,s:b g. sIs:be:ss.; sSss
Centre. Card and W0sk Tabs; MaSbe
~ T2p Hursals and Wash Stands; Looking
iaso Mah0xpny, Walnut. Cane and Wood Seat ChaiTs;
and Bedding Of all kinda This Of te
eese Mafe and the public solicited call and
tos themeeivsa betose purchasing elsewhere. q n
49, Al Furniture packed and made ready fos shipping
lree@ e4erxs is5 O
SLAVES! SLAVES The public are hereby
notified that have sold my enurs interest in No l57
Gfsve5 sest known Slave Depot TO John r. HntaheI
md W.. .. GiDney. My iends are aho inIoened mi
s9 continue In the came busne and ca BE- fond a NJ
U baEonne stFss Banks Arcade. No 10 Boprhon st,st ~
John Alsa Livery Stable, adjoining Piacide
ANY addsssed to at sshse 81 he ahoys
psess. viii rsceive prompt attention. - "
oss dhW s@ JAMES w. BOAsMAN.
SLAVES FOR SALE-5O Slves W.ntea-
- JAS. w. BOAZMAN aad W. n TANHEHiLI
haxe fosmod c0paStnelshp unss TIE styls of
rANNEHiLL. with Tie vsw Of I1nsscsips ~ bu,nss.
g. 1eyn9 selling and hiring slay They W1S q pprchass
n slaves OF a descriptions fos The country Tbey ma
aug VIII continue te hse hand Slaves for as n hire
~ nose wlshing Savee will dO well 10 rive tkeD call
ss prepared 10 sscsive number OF sves hsviag
extenslve sccommodaiions All basiness viii ossss the
most prompt ausauon. Thsy respectfully solc share OF
peSSo UM s%sS spssi,SeswSs'' Sws BoAzaAN g TrANNEaILL.
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HCfS-fresh and Just received, for sale by
A is0 2. L. MASSEY. oos. Camp and t:nvies ss.
SALT-Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt for sale
- h~ houN ~sulp.R- u R.rk P4.~.
DlCkLES-200 dozen, assorted sixes for sale
= By L. w. ARTHUR b Ctl ~ ard = New Lsvss.
I ARD OIL-1O bbls. No. l, in store, for sale by
~ Is STONE WALWOATA. 66 Tchospaoalas 4
WINE-A few dozen Of superior desert Sherrv.
w 6sahO JOHN TOOIAR. . nsnk PAse,
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Mr. Hawthorn, as Chairman of the Police Com.
mittee, presented the following resolution, which
was adopted after suspending the rules:
Resolved, That the Chief of Police be. and he
hereby, authorized TO procure for the use of the
Night Watch thirty caps and fifty rat,les.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAI-Df. FaYDrneRn ~ reuloved ~
~ omes v No. . D9sens ss, tDup douvs ~ o.
3 ~ - Y v,h ssspA. . hssas<1. . - sssiosd
X kEMOvAL-=Dk J. 9; kAARI, Dsaist, has
g Cha,es. Y s. ~ ce0 - ss1ds1os. n Sosos
psoas1os e al e dseesAel1A - 80 js15 isi I
n REMJVALs-R- H. MAAR, Attogney g TaVi
~ ha smovsd don No. II d. Ckasis auss 3 ia. a
Camp assa, up stai1. : - 71..s' =. - - r. !
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RARCLAY'S LONDON PORTER spd Psls
-. pALE7so es:.. Barclay Ps.tim CtSSspse9 La
don rortef 10 pint and quart boes 80 caska P1 Al, ako
r. a. pln1 and quarts most dscioss arsiu. ayeaaAl
isio JOHN roOrx = - e,,ss
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04
CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS TO COLLECTORS AM
OTHER OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT., SEPT. 10, 1851.
In Of the embaassments existing Of the pn-
cpa por and the want Of uniformity in the practice of
sessng duties upon merchandise nvoced in deprecated for
sgn curences deemed proper establish uniform
regulations the subject for the future Of the Of
fcers Of tho customs
The law requires invoices Of all imported merchandise sub
ct ad vaorem duty to be made in the currency OF
the country place from whence the importation made
The basis Of value upon which the duties be assessed
the market value in the principal markets Of the country
At the period of exploration to the United States exhibited n
such foreign currency its intrinsic value converted into
money Of the United States according the of value
which said currency may have been determined ageeaby
law.
Congress has fixed the value of Of the foreign
rences specific but where the invoice of goods
wares, merchandise s exhibited in deprecated currency,
issued and circulated under the authority of any foreign Gov
ernmen the President Of the United States duly authorized
by law be established fit and proper regulations
for estimating the duties any such goods wares and
chandIse.
In oil cases. therefore, where The foreign currency de-
precaed its value, in money Of the United States to be
sceraned the mode prescribed by the crculs instructions
issued by the Department by direction Of the President
der dates Of the l4th Msy and 10th August, 1881, and 18th
October, 1892 Although the consular certificate required
by said instructions Of the value n United States money Of
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

CouRTINe-Hereis specimen Of the good old fashioned
mode Of courtng, it done in Connecticut. Deacon
MARVIN, large andholder and most exemplary man, sc-
compshed his in this businessike way. Having one day
mounted his horse, with sheepskin for saddle, he rode
In front Of the house where Betty Lee ved and without
mounting, requested Betty to him. On coming, ne
told her that the Lord had sent him marry hsr Betty re-
piled, "The Lords will be DONE"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04
LATE FROM SANTA FEE.

ST. LOUIS SEPTEMBER &c.
The mail arrived at Independence the 26h from Santa
Fe accompanied by several members Of the Boundary Com
mission bearing dispatches for the Secretary Of the Interior
Major WEeHrAAS is certainly elected Delegate to Con-
gress.
Much trouble exists in the courts because the judges differ
widely IN constituting the laws and lawyers refuse bring
suits until unanmity is restored.
Five Of COL Summers command died Of thirst before reach
ing Laguno and the horses were constantly giving out
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DRANK FORREsTER's FIELD. SPORTS OF
The United States and British provinces Of North Ams-

DRANK FORRESTER'S FIELD SPORTS OF
IL he United States and British provncesof North Ams-'
rica, vols
The American Shooters Manual by gentleman Of Phla-
delphia county.
Hints sporsman, containing notes on shooting, by E. J.
Lewis MD
The Rod and the Gun, by James Wilson, F. 4 s. E.s
London.
The Sport,man's Library BY John Wiison. VOL London
Hawker on Shooting, by Porter, VOL
Youatt on the Dog, by f. J. Lewis, MD,
Dinks on Dogs, edited BY Frank Forrester.
The Dog and the Sportsman, by J. s. Skinner.
Dog Breaking, by Lieut. COL Hutchinson, with lustrs-
tons, London.
The Shooters Preceptor, by T. b. Johnson, London.
The Improved American Rife, by John r. Chapman:
sept so FHArCk IAILon-
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TELEGRAPH REPORTS.
Important from, Merico.

New ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER 3O.-Late adyices
from the city of Mexico have been received. The
Cabinet all resigned in body on the I'd instant.
Much dissatisfaction prevailed throughout the coun-
try, which was in most deplorable condition.
The Convention of Governors, which had been
called for the purpose of devising means of relief
for the difficulties which the people have been la
boring under, without taking any decisive action,
had adjourned, causing great dissatisfaction.
The Christiana Rioters indicted for Treason.
PHILADELPHIA. OCTOBER 3.-The Grand Jury of
the U. >. District Court have found true bills
against Elijah Lewis, Caspar Hanway, Joseph
Scarlet, and James Jackson, white men, and twen-
y-seven negroes, for treason, in participating in the
Chrstiana outrage.
Lnsurrection in Central .America.
New ORLEANS, SEPT. 25.-An insurrection has
broken edt in the Central American States of San
Salvador and Guatemala Gen. CABRERA. with a
force of 1880 men, had attacked the enemy in
San Salvador, who mustered 1000 strong, and de-
feated them, with loss of four hundred killed.
He then evacuated the territory.
Terrible Steamboat Explosion on the Mississippi.
New ORLEAss, SErrxMBxR 29.-The steamer BriAiant
Capt Hart, exploded her boiler Bayou Gous killing,
as supposed, hundred persons The number Of
passengers and board very large. Full pacu-
lars have not reached US.
An took place last evening between Alderman
LAUeHLAS and Alderman SILK in which the former was
killed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

As an instance Of the facility with which large Of
stone raised upon the Monument the massive and beau
u granite block from the State Of Massachusetts, raised
Tuesday the 23d September from the earth. and placed
in its position in the Monument height of hundred
feet in three minutes
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

The Asylum for the Blind at Louisville (Ky) destroy
ed by fire the evening Of the 30th uo, with several
small buildings adjoining it. Loss ,000
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The Hartford Times announces the death Of JSo j.
CEAvELAsD, Clerk Of the United States District Court Of
Connecticut, and Son of the Hon. CaAUScxr r. CLEAvE-
LAND, member reelect to Congress h that State. The
deceased in the 2Sth year of his age and is spoken Of
by the Times young Of than ordinary talents
His disease quick consumption.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

Minister was walking out day and passed two little
boys, one OF whom made bow. As be turned back he
heard the following amusing conversation Why, john,
didn't you know that was Parson M. Yes Of course
did," "Why did you not make bow to him 7" "Wbys.
my mother don't belong to his church."
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HILLorrPK We understand that Mr.. HILL has perfected
his beautiful invention, having just succeeded in the only
color (yelow) which wanting. is bis intention be
liberal in the disposal Of the right the discovery, and allow
no monopoly of it. Ere long it will be introduced here.
Albany Argus
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You can't prevent the birds Of sadness from flying
your head but you may prevent them from stopping to build
their nests there.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

any foreign deprecated currency ordinarily to be received
and taken evidence Of such value is be deemed
conclusive in where facts circumstances may exist
producing rational belief that manifest attaches such
certificate. f
Where Congress has fixed the value in American monsv
any foreign currency is to be understood that that
is to attach in all in estimating the duties and sboud
Of said become Deprecated either by The
of Government paper money otherwise the Collectors ne
venheess will make alteration 10 the value In ssmatiog
duties, without the previous author, of the Department
which authority will be promptly given in all
the fact such depreciation auhentcay brought 10
knowledge Such information has been received as regards
the Austrian form, which, until further instructions
subject the Collectors will consider deprecated currency
and levy the duties accordingly Invoices stated in it, The
foreign cunencies alluded above the value OF which
fixed by various acts OF Congress- noted foot for
information and government.
frequently happens that invoices stated in the currency
the country Of shipment have expressed the face Of hem
the currency of another country the amount for which bills
exchange have been drawn in payment of the goods
for other In where both curencies have
specie bas any difference which may exist between the two
amounts thus exhibited presumed arise from the interest
the sight of the bi regular difference Of exchange
between the two points and where the currency of the
of shipment deprecated, similar difference may exist
between the specie value Of the foreign currency thus
pressed the face of the invoice, and the consular cer
fed specie value of the local deprecated currency in
which the invoice is stated As the law provides thar the
duties shall be estimated the specie value of the currency
Of the country from whence the shipment made that mode
general rule will therefore be adopted yet where the
difference between the value Of the cuencies expressed
upon the face Of the invoice great excite we'll
founded belief that either deception exists the ap-
prssers required investigate the facts and they as
certain that there has been error either in the
cae IN giving the specie value Of the deprecated currency
or that otherwise the specie value in currency ofihe Unit
ed States has not been correctly FORTH will their
duty correct said by advancing the value given
u the invoice or entry either in the price of the goods or
the estimated specie value of the deprecated currency
THO. CORWIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The following the foreign currences referred to in the
preceding circular the value Of which has been fixed by law
and are not to be devaed from assessing duties without the
previous authority of this Department:
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MONUMENT.

WAsHISeroS NArIosAL MONUMENT OFrIcE,
OcToBER l, 1851.
CONTRIBUTIONS received at this Office during the
month of September:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

IOAN DAVIDSON Georgetown, will have constantt
81 supply of Riversdale Family and Super6ne Flour for
sale Also, Welchs Family Flour. W%-S'ep,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

alter DeI stay al each place, TO vienna. vi all cities in
Europe, apart from any historical interest," pleased
with Vienna The fine music, the palaces the gac and
the grand old forest Of the Pate and the Jaggerze the
delightful Voks Garden and Parader Garden, and the drives
around the envrons to the parks Of the Cambroop, Lurem
bourg, and the Bre all combine render Vienna one Of
the most charming places in the world. Having obtained
provisional passport for eight days. then into
Hungary by the Danube, visiting during my trip Pes,h,
Oen, and Presburg 1t during The trouble about Mr.
Brace might have obtained permission to make gen.
eral tour through Hungary, which contemplated DOING
and which hope to be able do yet after tour through
Waacha and Madavia from the other side spent about
days in Vienna, and then continued on to Prague
which started down by the Elbe into Saxon Switzerland
and Dresden, from Dresden by rail to Leipsic and from
Leipsc to Berlin.
AT Lepsic was favored by DR.. Fiuge with letter of in
PRODUCTION to Baron Humboldt in which some mention was
made OF my wandering the east coast of Africa and in
california During my stay in Berlin heard much
about the annoyance to which the great old traveller SUBJ
ected Ivy the Intrusive visits Of tourists who bad claims
upon bis attention, that had misgvnss about the
Popney OF delivering my letter. thought The
some time before could satisfy myself that had right
one moment o LIE so valuable his and now 30 s
close However, went down Posdam and walked about the
gardens oshe palace till felt inspired by the music of the Pru
san band aod the bracog air of,he monng After all thought
will make no great difference. nigh, as well have little
OF Baron Humbolds time the King who no doub, bore
him every day talking about Cosmos Kings are not expected
TO understand Cosmos besides, the King Of Prussia h.
never 'usbed down opmas, captured whale or
the great elephant in Africa wherein have the advanas,
Of him. So, 10 make an end Of it, csled upon Bsror
Humboldt and was received with great kindness and
dnlty Giving me his hand he advanced to meet me, h
'aid-no mat,ers great many goodnaured things, tbs
made me feel very happy, and very well satisfied with my
self and ,hs world generally II only halfpsst esh
o'clock, and ye, he had already commenced bis lsbo Th