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CRESCENT
ONE, OR TWO. .Br L. yrre,y,. smrn

ONE, OR TWo....BY l.. VIRGINIA SMITH.
Are we one my sister dearest?
One, Or two my azure-eyed.
sunny -heartcd gpsy-eairest
Little laugbter-loving Lide
Like the fabled Star :' and Stella :,
10 the morn and even sun.
Don't you think. sweet Zngarella
That our spirits are but one.
Brightly blending, shall we frame them
Into Springs Eolian tune
Or disporting softly, name them
Laughing May and smiling June?
Like the sunshine and the shower
That in flashing jewels run
Through one golden April hour,
So our spirits are but one.
Joy to them ia like the springing
Of the birdlings choral swell.
sweetly wild. and softly ringing
With a Ginning matin bell.
And when DER them sadly linger
Shadows of the lovely flown.
Sorrows pale and tear-dewed finger
Writes upon them :. Ye are one''
Long ago our gentle mother
Sought the sunny spirit land,
And we never had brother
So we wander, hand in hand.
Through life's labarynthine mazes.
Where to guide us there are none
Yet. amid its thousand phases
Still our spirits are but one
Smile. my love-the great All-seeipp
Is our Father. and we bow
To the land which gave us being
As our noble mother now
Pillared flame and cloud before US
Through the wilderness begun
They shall Journey. watching DER us.
That our spirits may be one.
/ have often thought if only
could pass from earth with you
That cur hearts would neer be lonely.
If in Heaven we were but two.
Yet deeper bliss is given
Us to know. our mission done
As on earth. so in the Heaven
Shall our spirits be but one
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Crystal Fount Division No q, s. Of T.-Msets every
THURSDAY att O'Clock Temperance Hail. No. 9 St Charles
street Officers for the ensuing D. MiTcnELL W. P D.
" a. wa H. hLLis II. b a; NASs, a. H. hnw Ahp
a. C.; AspEKw HREo, |. s.; f. W. PgGEY, o. S.
ians WM. II. ELLIS, R. s.
0deon Temple of Honor Nc. 5-Nleets every THURSDAY
EVENING" at altpass o'clock at Temple Hall 92l Tehoupitou
Officers the ending the lst May WILLIAM
Miller W C. II THOMAS FEiEsp, w Y T; G. II. ALLMAsp, W
RI REMcK, W. A. R.; ". DAVIS, IT r.; n. W WolvER
w. t. F. s. MORGAN, W. U r. POLLARD, W. u; g.
CLuIf, W. g.; b. l.. BRAKEMAN, W. s. isn23
Harmony Division No. 10, $. of TMeets at q?2 Tchoup
toah Officers elected the Henry
W p; CESAR MoLEEE W. A.; JAMES GovAN r. ST. SAMUEL
II PUTNAM A r. s.; WM s. MOUNT 81 JoHN CAsSELL F.; WN
MotAs, c.; CHARLES FERGusoS A. CT CHARS BAEsK WM
H. lSoNDKau, O. s.; JAMES BEsGs, p W. P. JAMS
Pelican Division s. Of T.-Mees every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at O'clock the Hall No. 95 St. Charles
The following the list of officers for the ending March
81 ls5! viz joins BRows, W P UG BEgEN w. A.; T. MoT
T. S; JAMES H. IRWIN A. r. S. JoHS DuRwARD ST. W. C.WAr
Til PROSPER CARrETTE c.. HENRY E. BAILEY A. Co. ions
TuESEg l. S.; HENRY CLINTON, o. VISITING COMMITTEE
loH> BRuwN Magdalen HucH BnExN Poydas E.
M0t ST. Peter W. C. WATKINS Apollo Tha
treets CHRISTIAN BuRsHApER rs Nnyaies Wa SMITH
Grhve and St. Mark HENRY E. BAILEY Cypress and
Magnolia
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SLAVES.

EANIES W. BOAZMAN, No Is Perdido street,
eV will pay strict attention the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERESCEs:
Wright, Williams Co, Moon, Titus Williams
NJ Greenwood Co, S. o. Nelson Co.. W Dggs Co. SmdAW
z EAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Graver street, New
ep Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also Board and
Sell Copmisson and all Slaves consigned him.
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10 RENT.

YENO RENT.--A two-story Frame House on fs.s
IL Claiborne street between CGou Jackson streets, with l
Sly Rooms svrvns Room, Kitchen and Stable large Yard bck
Flower Garden IN 'front.' will be rented until the first November
On most reasonable terms good tenant Apply Office mh2o I'm
FESO RENT-An elegantly furnished Office, a.
n suitatIe for n Commission NercLnnt Apply E.:.A
mbi2 tt SAMUEL WOLFF, Us Camp street
FENO LET OR LEASE-The well known 80
H lloiol called the BILOXI HOUSE, situated Biloxi keEsE
Miss, with accommodations hundred
op4 completely furnished. BILLIARD TABLES, TEN ALI
LEiS, STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
ntased to th house For apply the preinses letter
john w. NIXON, at Neworieans. fels
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EDUCATION.

spALOS2 ORAL SYSTENl-THREE MONTHS
u rrotessor }. $. DErAloS TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND TIL. SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS IN a
PEcuLhE AND EASY MANNER. No Books necessary,
~ Ollie pupcans Buildings, CORNER OF CUsToAIHoUsE
STREET AND EXCHANGE aLtY up stairs. VIII always
RON v 10 and so g.
DuBLlC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
H. Qualifying be open nightly months
from Monday, the 9Th nnnt psst o'clock m.-Ths
Male Department at the Marshall Schc6ouse
nnder tn. Mr. Principal
Female Drt'n the Franklin SrtoOhOuss Charles
charge Of Mrs. lnA Bartlett. Applications for may
made the President undersigned
Principals. J. o. HARRIS,
o. CAREY, Committee.
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REMOVALS..

! EMOVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
u hns removed ST. street to No 81 Camp
w thslrs ms ly
4 kRUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub o
screr respectfully informs public
has removed Ills DRUG STORE the South lR
hhrss and cuomhonse where he will be happy ~
sst MS old Customers and those who him with
, - F. D. BEACH, Apothecary and Druggist,
h5 South of Chnes and Customhouse
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES,
st the Office of the Company, No. 80 GRAvIER STREET.
profits divided those the
be here
This established purely principal
the Trustees believe subscription
security o policy holders.
The portfolio tie
wishing to make insurance with it,
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN II. OWEN, vce President.
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LACEY Il CO., 81 ST. Charles street,
Iy~ BRANCH OF LACEY PnILLIrs,s CELEBR ATED HAR
NESS hANUF ACf0tY, Philadelphia
HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS at reduced prices
ts' REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTo. fe27 lyAW
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WANTED.

4 INFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES L. D.
MCCARTHY, formerly or inaa whn married Margaret
rennd oo The last heard Of said MCAy by his parents.
omnibus. ad Rough Ready New
Uenus Lafayette. This any information
Will he gladly father, G. mccarthy
s0tnr Grove Post-otice, indiana mh?0
"a IANTED--A Journeyman Book Binder
w Apply at the Bndery a5 St, Charles street. up stairs.
mhl4 If If. 4. SWASEY.
NN1 ANTED.-A situation by a young man as
v oKKEEPER or SALESMAN a Commission or
Nrs troeey; the best and northern References
Address M' Miller Harris Waldo, Post-ohice, n. o. mhi
VA ANTED IMNIEDIATELY-A good Barge
w KEEL BOAt suitable g. infcrnlaiot
apIt} the subs rsrlbars. STONE X WALWoRTH,
jaug II rchnupOulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

A G1EAENT AND PLASTER - 1000 barrels,
Y ] brands, for sale by
JOHN HAYMAN & CO.. ss Magazine street,
W Agents of NE Newark and Rosendae Cement Company e4
TT AMS-l25 tierces Stagg Shay's and Duff
4 z fields Sugar Cured, for sale by
mll5 CONVERSE Il co, 81 Tchoupiteulas street
SHOT AND BAR LEAD-6O kegs, in store
~ and aIhinp sale by
mhl5 CONVERSE CO, 81 Tehoupitoulas street
5N0DFiSH 700 boxes and 10 drums prime,
in ssls sy Al y, Ga1sss itu ss u sas " On tersa,
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Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FOURTH

" STos ON.-The DIGESTIVE FLUID
TRIC JUICE the stomach Of the
by Baron b the Physiological Chemist by ].
Oughion NJ d. No. II North Eighth street. Philadelphia the ouy
Liver Complaint Constipation Debility, curing
me the Gastric Juucr
venve Of Cheer keeps the stomach snd bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
pounds hours the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Lebig in his ceearbted work Animal Chemistry can
readily
prepared the membrane Of the stomach OF the calf in
which will be
changed would
human stomach"
treatise On Food and Diet published
York 35 the describes
method There few higher authorizes than Dr.
Perein,
Combe fin his valuable writing the Physiology of Digestion
the quantity the
all prevailing OF Dyspesa" he
Medicine London
obtained from the stomach of living animals winch
prove completely succt ssfnl"
Dr. Graham work "Vegetabs Diet" SAYS
alt remarkable fact physiology tha, the stomach animals
food eiectng kind of artificial digestion
different the natural digestive process"
Smon's work. The Chemistry Man, es
Phdeipha lss pp i1l2 The discovery Pepn
the chemical history digestion. From
know that food dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid
prepared from fepsn, the natural Gastric tsef
Prof Dungon, Jefferson college, Philadelphia great
Human Physiology dcvote than fifty exanina
Of this subject His with Dr. Beaumont the Gastric
obtained from the living human
well known. ain all osseR he says, geson perfectly
in l.n artificial in the natural Digestion"
E For further the remarkable merits OF this discovery l
at II Magazine and descriptive sheet
A. KENnALL& CO.. Gener Agent fo South
lp plSn hI Dim ate ~ tt t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

tB The Directors of UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have
pleasure to the insured members the Company
satisfactory exhibit of
past and which, with the sctes attention the principles and
rules Life insurance. they enabled to their
After careful reservation Of the
outstanding rks the Directors have much satisfaction finding that
they warranted declaring
date all policies thereto
which will either be added the payable
denh else the value MONEY will be each policy
holder at his or her
The Of Office and relieved having
equitable proportion the Savings Fund
this Company successful operation
vince the members Of the United States Life Annuity
and rust Company legitimate advantage which they
entitled will be afforded them while the
affairs will continue followed
benefit. sw
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The Liverpool and IL London @ Fire and Life

4lG VEI pUUI duU LUUUUU TITE dIU LIIE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund. I,340,O0O
- s2,3+0,OO0
Working Capita-To Millions Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering BY its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability Of the Stockholders that desderatum
most perfect SECURITY to the Hbs prepared insure agan
The usual abatement of the Poll
c with the Mutual Companies, all
will be and liberal.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Office rs St. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Hene Thomas Selar,
4. lAniear, G. A. Holt, VIM. Mure,
VIM. Felowes J. b. Behn Jas. Robb
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW York.
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorTKNEr, Deputy Chairman
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps
Mark W. Collet, Mort Livingston, Ed. F. Sanier.on
Il, w. Fhher, VIM S. Wetmore
ALFRED PEIl, Resiien Secretary
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel OF the Board n25 ly
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JOSEPH BENsADON, NJ. D., ~ At"e'a'
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS THE UNITED STATES LIFE
INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PfiILA-
DELPIiIA, being the first Annual Report:
Whole number Policies outstanding December
hole amount OF insurance thereon 1910 90
Whole amount received from Premiums, Interest,
Policies 5O742
DISBURSEMENTS
Amount Of Two Losses Paid 20
Amount paid for Office Rent, Salaries, Stationery,
Commissionr, Postage Advertising, State
ih1ss etc: II
- sl4l77 26
Amount of Fund reserved for Reinsurance 565
Amount Liable for Losses, January 2s665 II
INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate, United
Statcs five and six per cent. Loans, payable
1853 1866 and 1861. .fi053s0 90
Subscription Notes 14i620 90
l-oahs or Stocks 1859 II
Cash on hand and Ii Bank temporarily. sai5 g9
Amount Loaned a NeyOeans Branch on
CollateralR. bearing eight per cent interest,
well secured 1890 Ga
Semi Annually and Quarterly Premium Pay
msnts.: ..................... S524 s6
Premnm Notes held by the Company Nil.
Due from Agents ts......................... 5,075 II
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d pARGAINS-BARGAI GAINS-BARGA
IL No. l09 MAGAZINE STREET
COTTON GINS }lOO HORSE S5O, PLOWS s2, CROSS
AND at FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BnIDLES HARNESS. PACK SAD
DIES INDIA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, such
TENTS, HAMMoCkS WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS HEMP
ROPE at COTTON HOOKS per dozen; NEGRO
ING; HEAVY CLOTH ovERCoATs, with Cape sS
50 u 25 BOOTS from u 10 A. and variety of other Goods
which will be sold
any house the city. mh5 IN
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Na aEDICAL SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS, at 26
ls GoMMERCIA PLACE W saTsmrhsss @ Bs'sa waant,d
NiEKcURIAL AND ALL DISEASES OF TIESKIN with many
arising mpurty the blood. The Testimony
by be produced powerful
disease We might muah in their favor
enccualy
permanently with these Baths without injury the system Weinve
all afflicted the above like Diseases calf
refunded mh5
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TEyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and
H. for sale the following,
bags PETIT GULF COTTON SEED.
bales (25O each) GUNNY BAGS.
few pipes, halves and quarters ASALLA WINE, the well
brand of ]. & G. Florio.
10 bbls. PORT WINE
10 hnf pipes quarters and ei.hths fine MADEIRA.
ITALIAN WALNUTS, LENTEl.S, BEANS, etc.
ian? For sale low. Apply to RAEI.I Il co. 81 Common
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FRENCH DRESS MAKING-Mr,

chares street has Just received steamships Winfield Scott
Union and Empire City the smiling NewYok
and Havre Fashionable FANCY
AND STABLE DRY GOODS, heretofore variety
and recherche style, which he AND RETAIL
s patrons very reduced pcs The stock consists
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a GENCY OF ARBOUlN, MARETT 4 co.
IA having appointed
Old Arboun, Mnrctt 4ss' prepared
olcrs for their very superior CoGNAC EsANDES upon
III. trns shipped quantity. any po that
required. ut9S s. WOLFF ,Sh Campst
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1852.
BUSINESS CARDS.

A RTHUR CO., I. w., Commission, Provision
Il and GrOcery "erehan. 2s and 80 Me-. I4vss
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
SDrtu0 Millinery.

M RS. BRYAN, 106 Canal street, has nns,,,
lYL fashionable assortment onE
LADIES' FRENCH BoNNETs AND MISSES, FLATS, Pa Vasees
RASoS SILK GLOVES and other articles suitable ior VIZ
Spring Mrs b. respectfully invites the Ladies' TO CALL
DRESSES the lhtes style and the most moderate
torn. mill
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Ap ENSON, j., House, Sign and Ornamental
la.yette Square. jyfs ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

SPEAK IN TIME.-Our lady readers
must not forget that 1852 is leap year.
and therefore by ancient prerogatlve
they are privileged TO ask gentIeman's
intentions and even to pop the ques-
ton without appearing too bold. The
advocates Of W. mans rights contend
that the fair sex should enjoy this pre-.
rogative always. whether February con-
tans iwenty-eight or twenty-nine days;
but this would lave tendency 10 con-
vert all men into coque,tes, and thus
prove decided disadvantage TO the la
dies. upon the familiar principle that too
much OF good thing is good Tor MOTH
ing
"A history Of the various causes that
lead men to become confirmed bachelors
would present curious array ofcircum-
ST noes. We fancy it would show,
among other things, timidity as great
preventive OF mat imony, for we have no
doubt that some men, in the awkward
bashluIness-we will not call it modesty
OF their nature, are positively irighten-
cd from the great goal of human happi-
ness, well assorted marriage, by that
bugbear, popping the question: They
can gallant the ladies TO the opera and
parties. and Airt through whole seas
on at Newport or Saratoga; but the
dread contingency OF a refusal, even
though exceedingly remote, and not at
all probable by appearances makes
them FAINT at heart, until, like arrant
towards, they fly from danger which is
purely imaginary.
To such spiritless fellows on the high
road 10 the mserics OF an old bachelors
Lille, leap year is Il benefcent institution
Ii was doubtless intended for their spec
ial benefit, and we now appeal TO all
compassionate ladies to take the matter
into ser Gus consideration, and reflect
upon the duties which their ancient pri-
vIIcges impose upon them. -Four years
must elapsc before an opp rtunity will
again present itself. and iour years may
so far confirm many bashlul lover IN
sttfbachrlOr notions. that in 1856 he will
have hccome irrelrievahly lost. We
hold that no man is IA good citizen until
he marries. Bachelors should be fined
To such i'm extent thai marriage would
be tie cheaper mode of living. but we
deeply sympalhlse with those unloriu-
nate fellows who dare not propose, and
II is our earnest hope that the ladies will
30 use their p.IviIege, between the pres
cni time and the thirty first day OF Dec
cmbcr next that not one bushing gen.
tIcman oi their acquaintance can defend
hIs barhclorslip on tile plea that he has
not had an oilcr.-lN. y. Sunday Tme,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

MUTiLATED BANK Bills The Pc
quonnock Eank Of Bridgeport, Conn, of
which Z. 7. Barnum is President. is
sued, some months since, some beau
tilul.y executed bills bearing on one end
Il ine portrait Of Jenny Lind and on the
other "A Likeness Of Barnum himself
Hardly wns the issue made, however.
before the bills began to return minus
the portraits, having both ends torn oil.
So extensive has llIs mutilation become,
that the Directors have ordered the
Suffolk Bank To refuse all bills from
which the ends have been torn. II is u
somewhat singular annoyance, bur one
which the Directors should have EXPECT.
ec when they issued bills bearing tie
portraits Of two so distinguished ill.,
uI,iduals.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

From TExAs.-Dates from Galveston
TO the 10th instant have been received.
A violent snow storm occurred at Gal
weston on the 18th. The Indians were
committing depredations on the frontiers
A large force of United States mill
tary was being concentrated on the
frontiers. The Brownsville Flag says
nothing certain is known Of the move
mcnts Of Carvajal. 1t is rumored he has
been reinforced by 1900 men, and that
two pieces Of artillery had arrived with
Capt, Ford from Texas. We Judge
from all that we can learn, that some
reinforcements have really arrived, and
that another attack upon Ma,moras is
seriously mcditated, perhaps ere many
days. General Avalos has $500 men,
with guns, and every meterial requisite
for a successful defence.
~ We have been requested TO eau
ton our readers against a set OF beggars
who are going about the town from door
to door and deccIvng many by their
stories OF poverty and suffering. We
are informed by the Committee who
have so ellecruaIly rendered the suffer.
ing comfortable. that they have been in
all parts of the town and ascertaincd the
condition Of every poor person and rem
dcred them such assistance as will make
them comfortable, and tLat none have
heen overlooked or need beg for tie
comforts of life. A woman who was
found begging on Friday last proved TO
be from Kingston, where she owns a
small property.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

THE PowER OF CALM DELIvERy.-A
celebrated divine. who was remarkable
in the fist period OF his ministry for a
bolsterous modc o! preaching, suddenly
changed his whole manner in The pulpit
and adopted a mid and dspasslonnte
mode OF delivery. One oihis brethren.
observing 1t. inquired OF HIM what had
induced him 10 make the change. He
answered, W hen was young,
thought it was the hundpr that Killed
the Ieople; but when grew wiser
discovered u al It was the hghtning 80
determined IN iuluIe 10 tllundgr less
and ghininy more"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.
senate. Various petitions were pre-.
scntrd aud disposed OF.
House. Mr.. Houston moved that the
House 90 into committee of the whole,
on the Mexican indemnity bill.
Mr.. Harris, Of T,nn sser. hoped that
the committees would be called on for
reports.
Mr. McLanal,an said that he desired
TO make II report from the judiciary COM
miticc. Objections were raised and MIR.
Houstou's motion was then agreed TO.
The question beng taken on Mr..
Marshall's amendment, to pay The in
stalmeni, in Il manner and at time
most acceptable to Mexico, il was re-
jccied.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Johnson's amendment that il be paid by
the Secretary of the Treasury under
the supervision Of the President, and
that was also rejected.
WAsuiNGToH, Jan.30.
SESA>E The Chair presented let
ter from The Treasurer communicating
his accounts, receipts and dcburse-
mcnts, for service of the Post Office
Department Tor the year ending last Of
June. Laid on The table.
Several reports from Committee were
made and referred.
Mr. Bradbury offered resolution that
the Committee OH Commerce inquire
whether any Legislation was necessary
to prevent abuses OF passengers in steam
boats transmitting passengers between
Atlantic cities and California, which at-
ter some dccussion was adopted.
The House hill for the relief Of the
Cuban prisoners, was read and referred
to the Finance Committee.
rl, private calcn der was TAX en- up
and several bills were ordered to be en-
grossed-Adjourned till Monday.
House. After discussion Oh re-
solution TO allow Il clerk to the Commit.
tee on Naval Affairs, which finally re-
suited in n reference of II, with amend
mcnls to the Committee OH Accounts.
Several reports and reso IIions were
reported to the House and referred TO
the Committee of the Whole Adjourn
ed I'LL Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

Issue OF HUsGARIAN BoNDs.- The
Hungarian General Committee, located
in New York city, have been for some
time devising a scheme for the issue OF
obligations OF various amounts to consli.
tute Il national loan for Hungary. On
Tuesday evening il is stated, the ar
rangements were completed. The bonds
will be in sums of one, five, ten, twenty,
fifty and hundred dollars, each one
bearing the signature oi kossuth. and
made payable by the Governments of
Hungary, upon the establishment of
Republic. These certificates will be
immediately prepared Tor distribution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

The AdmiHisiIdfon and The Nor
mons 1t is said lha, us soon as spring
opens, the President will suppressed, Gov.
Brigham Young by competent and
vigorous man. A military post will be
established at Salt Lake City, aud the
Judges will 90 hack with instructions 10
enforce the common law IN rcspcct 10 a
plurality Of wives, and other points OF
morality in which tie practice Of the
Mormons conflicts with that code and
with public policy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05
THREE CENT PlEcIs.-The scarcity

THREE CENT PiEcEs.-The scarcity
Of this convenient coin is thus accounted
Tor by Hunts Merchants Magazine:
The die for the coin has been pre-
pared, and the coinage would be pro.
cecded with at once at the mint in Phil
adclphia bit for u defect in the law,
which makes no provision for procuring
the materials, silver and copper, to go
on with the work.-Consequently the
coinage is delayed until the proper
steps are taken by Congress to remedy
the deficiency"