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BUREAU DIES CoMAiissAIREs DE La
DETTE CONSOLIDATE DE LA Observation-Disclosures
Noyrv ON Ocotre. 1882.


En- vertu de la 87eme section de facte de la
Legislature pat Louisiana niulc pour consolider
pourvoir ladmin
appouve lie IS vrer 1882 de Ia me
ace Euppl6mentac hf Incorporation de la Vile de
lie memeou, II do la sme
section inu6 suppemen,aire pour
Nouve Orleans pourvor ct
aa appronys lie II 1852 pour
rntrA dee ener do Ia vile re face utes les ob
CATIONS corporation Premiere Duxeme
Trosiame Municipalities la vile de Lafayette, dhdan 1858,
pes cacheees parr cette
jusqunu euree un 10 dcembre 1884, midi Pacha
90 de la vile
mile piastres hacun les dts bona
porter Juliet payabs dams
dc Ia VILE des dntsret asen de
paya semnnnuelenbn parr du Ter anver
1885, en- anve Juliet de chaque
devront eo endossees "oen laeha de
willie ouvee osansn addrsfes Adophe Layet
ecrsas Comme de la dee Consdee de Ia vile
Les de seront ct les hons ad
g6 haut ench6seu 10 Is decembre midi est dit
cidessua. m NF s
obligations ancnne ve dos anciennes Premiere Deux
iame Tsiems Municipalities vile Lafayette echtan
1887 hoix do achur quart premier Janyier
premier quart premier Mai ct la balance premier Juliet
raon de h cent parr du
reven drot de retenr dix
bons aduge garane de Ia part de
acheeur fdete arch6 Lea Commare rseryent
oure lie do dc reeter les ofts. en- tout GU en- rarts
...CoMMIsSAIRES....
A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
o. DEBUYs, couiroleur ss
WIN H. GARLAND Tresorer - W. tA7
CONVERSE, President du cs de Finsnces dn conse de
Aldermen. ,.5- En- u
PLACE. President Coe de Finances Conse des Aas
tants-Aide'msn at 80
A. LAYET, Sscr6tare % Oct. Up.
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ooMnERCIAL suHMARY.
foreign 5aarkets-pfr amfrtea.

FROM CORRESPONDENCE OF THE CHARLESTON COURIER.
LIVERPOOL November laon tho 9Th Instant The date Of our GU.
market cned with quiet feeing
although the sale, estimated bales 10 new w
Saturday, being confined aaes e00
bs closing steadily decline last Ths America
Sunday morning and reported continuation Of receipts in
the planters the ruling
and prevalence Of fins weather. with general leaning to
uencs tn: maIke. opened here on Monday morning With dp feeling
quotations Of last Friday without Increasing the amount Of
5000 bales Sill greater depression existed on Tues
occasional further
oas but Of operations bsle rendered diff
cul to Of the market that day.
anticipation the Balu autographed a. on Wednesday morning
inquiry the part of pecuao and the sales reached
bales without however, any in price me ietsIs
disappointment TO
Il the day had further decreasing the market with the
limited business 4500 bales)
which iranpe regay ard 70 enect
decline from the highest point must have teen and IN some
THIS Total les week amount to aAoss bales q which
ican which saso specnao and Q to exporters
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ngM S a., o,os ,s
800 hhd useotado Sugar s and 800 boxes
EiaEss 9 100 .ierss. Rice ...4s,k.
q g s ser gu E '' = = ~
800 Sss Il Us toll Is er and III Is
Dbl, Sales 100 bp. Chi
SSE;: ~ -. TX ss is
GHEESEs--euiet and unchanged
sss II II III RI i i
shns . Michigan Bon
d. u, ss .. l s.sy !. H. %
sns NO we .ps ss s 1s \ ~
a as %se e 4 Nj f.. s.S: 5
5sish and insurance higher than sc~ads Tie
s sn s1os -s a1 ID % I
op1 rating markets .ead
s..ss %s. Il.
s1s u sss s
sssas N SS " U Y
q u ~
a l4s bhas 10 the shine peri d isst yeat
@ " @ ss ss n Il;
Ess Y hid.
@y ad q fs o E AZ y a. y y Is ana hhd NV
Cubs a s. aud ro.s Rico At 50 70 IS
ss' ~ as
this eek of 100 bags from NewYork.
COlToSThe demand this week rms been confined the
D ,I F. :: ass
Wal 8 sffa Is SATURDAY ming
sale 500 bbis Choice all of
change was ead freely at rs le wi ho fin ing buyers
and the Market therefore, sed dull The
Monday at u.s. On lay
thing quiet holders sting
position until ser the Of the small
made al ~ The BY the ermsnn and America
s5 lsx on time 2asrl.y being Thanksgivsg Day
nothing DONE Touay sas Of 300 bbls at 5
PHILADELPHIA November 94The Flour market is ves0
bb good bJnds sold for shipment % l9 and Vest
q bill. There far inquiry consumption IS l4
good bands IS extra fancy
higher quotations Com al good to 500 Pennsl
sold at " 80 u b New arriving y and
prime dry. Ga qnnatns Whisky
hmy--3 to 400 oils 90 d at $50 and hhds At .7c
CUroN1he transactions Saturday Inst limited to s5
bales IT extremes ranging from to &r Prices depe.sed
| sales Of (e70o bales, Prices rang from sA@gEe.
SAVANNAH November 81 Arrived goth inst 1901
bales Upland and IA do Sc leland 1884 bates Upland
rHroad Sc do from Angus ndngs the river aud Is
Upland ard los do Sea Island 357 bal papd
Batmo 406 bales Upaud to New Work. 46l2 ba Upland and
do Sea Ind aod to Charleston 4s6 Las upand md IS do s
Island leaving hand and shpbo I'd cleared Of IS %
bales Up and and 1874 do Sa Island INST 3 bales Uppd
72 do Sea island lime We quote good middn
s@sS niddng fair SIG " fair s&9- The tota' Of tn
ulpg past ba., being Large
than for several weeks The demand continues fair and holder
have obtained fom full prices Total sales $40 $40 aes
OF S42c, Force good demand has existed Turing week. W
Holders firm and the market cosees with
IRENE prices 3H4 q 100 M The have been i'll
Foreign domss ght have been active during the week.
quote Liverpool Nd nave lei Boston, s6, Tor AID u 81
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, December 4, 1862.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscEsr,l
---l Saturday Morning. December 4, 1862. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
EN- Psil.a,ph
sas AHA. F:ss;, rhl.dspSis, cXFslysii
s.. f.: hssss Honduras.
An fs,,. liverpool
sehr Powhatan, Caro-, for Pensacola, j Hurley
STEAMSHIP United States Martin from Sabine via Galveston Rogers
Ship puoo Purnton days from Boston, Cha. Deake aeo
Ship Robinson days Trapan Whitney aco
Brig Gray Hu,y from HAVANA qsth u to schelad dist
Steamboats,.
ssM Ts Rs Gsits from s esnn
ss.sss1 i Sg snl3sS Hsa Times
Trenton, Koun., from Red River. ,..l..
opsoa.s. .pe a~is from reSn Louisville eaissia
5 5issF si A.. sven is,% ;, y: Louis.
Purinson and Dssdsmona, and brig Adams Gray
Below-ooming Up.
Ship Wiam-hres ships three schoonet,
Z MEMORANDA.
T Steamer Aleck Scott left ST. Louis the s7th n port
ing for Newoean, chas Beiche Illinois, and Iowa
EXPORTS. .,s5s.5
LvERPoo-Pe ship clarissa Curracy: 1896 bales cotton
.s whisky % rops
cotton seed. 49,
pork
10 bbs whisky SO 50 do onions 90 bgs coffee.
whisky ls.
sundrea to order.
BELIZE IloNDURAsPer Thos hid tobacco s47
ses Ssm sp 1s'
Decide: bbls potatoes 50 de
nolasses hhds sugar SOL sks corn 90 do coffee.
HAvRE-Per shp Jano H Glidden: aa7s bales cotton.
PHIA-Per ship John cummngs 1855 bales cotton
hhds bbs bb hf whky
bb oil cks 10 n feathers II bales 2s
LlvERPoOI<-Per ship Atlantic: 1855 cotton
PLADELPAlAPsr brig Ada sll hhds lb bbs moass
IMPORTS
sABINEPer Steamship United stae q bales cotton Smith &e
II do Fl X Carter dco-s hides Gorrson Bro.
BOsToN-Per ship Punton; Stanton
mdse order
TRAPANl-Per ship Desdemona Cargo salt to whcsy &eo
Adams Gray a7 b.es Chas Bschsr
pru Rnmagoso-s9 Aiosno-5s Price,
| 80 do D Bormo-sundres to order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
steamer sNqths Belle go bales cotton P.yn
ii swinsy Green Buehannon
ns.o :i Sy%s
u Fsows.Aeo.suH Hi-ss MeLsmos, 4so-l7 W.
Male &C. ss. easn. Nielsen s Sesa
Fesrn gan Acoo Mcdowell, Mil Aee-as w~rd Jouai
Downs Cuddy Aco-iO do Buit Miller &cos Aeo-s
| WALKER Aco-Toal 91s bales cotton. +
NV World T.. bale; E,,, cotton F.s.e
Carter &so49 do Buds Williams ao.bs Dowr. Cuddy aeo1
aay ass s!a hson Ss,saano
Carroll asoai Cleveland. sro ssvag. William. ason;
VII sn
Rugsiey, Blair Giys IalAnLss Ptry-, Wood Aco-
cotton 80 tales MD. sugar Hail %
! AnAin-sl bbls horr y Ftsllgen-supdrtss v aydsf
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.


By virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
Of the Legislature of the State of Louisiana entitled IAN Act
Consolidate the City New Orleans and provide for the
and administration of its aHa approved February 1881 ard Of
the h section Of the supplementary thereto and providing the
incorporation OF the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New Orleans
approved hs the funding the debt
old city, Third Municipalities City
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office for the exchange
and equitable computation Interest," all uumnred Bonds
other obligations The old city and of the late First Second and
Third Municipalities, and city of Lafayette for BONDS OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1857 at FORTY
YEARS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable the office
tho City Treasurer with interest attached thereto the
rate Of SIX PER CENT payable in the city Of
July in each yeathe interest obligations
exchange calculated the LIST January
1853 which will
The Proposals endorsed exchange Of Bond.
will opened acted the fourth Monday each month
commencing Monday the 22d Of November next, 1852.
Themselves the right rejecting
ali bids. -
...CoMMIssIoNERs.
a1 a. D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
O. DTBUYS, Comptroller.
7, VIM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
~ WIN. p. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
E Board Of Aldermen.
1. H. PLACE. Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. If
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The import for .hs time sss bales Of which 1881
Americas. :.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE--On NewYork, Phila-
~ dslphiA aud Providence. r. l., for sale by
! aavas ]. H. AsaBRiDoE CO, 50 ST. Charles stsest
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MADAME LEWIS.-This celebrated Philoso-
lyI PIER PSYCHOLOGIST PlYSlOGNOMIsT, and of
the OF FATE respectfully informs The ladies'
Magazine No. 1851 CAMP STREET between Ee and Edward
she BE- consated those desiring on the
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CUNDRIES-

BOXES BRANDY CHERRIES
~ BOXES SaELI.ED ALMONDS.
= CASES FRESH pRBNES-n jars and boxes.
PKGS RAlslNS-Whoes halves and qvs
pECANe s. s. ALMONDS, etc.
FIR ss By tassll TCoOHRAN co., y ysaoupisouai 1t,
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rREAT EXCITEMENT!!-The celebra

I
" MADAM LAMONT, from Barnums Museum NswYcrk, has
this holds her residence
Streets reception all who wish
the scientific principles
The her prediction during Mile
Limbs the death Of lnented
srgs thin three months each other with the initials
hu:nd which she received Tie handsome Of
the responsibility who have consulted hsr have
dsfed have honestly acknowledged that
have consuted the above abe alone the
only the Of postsrs
Ripsy about without character knowledge
The long residence Of Madame Lamont in Hnooan and her
with Eastern Ang have her the advantage Of occult
else in country having
suits pendng will find to their advantage give
Madame Lamont processes be mediator Of between
unhappy families and 6.ppy has failed in that
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
Recommendation Lamont creating considerable
element No. House. where she holds She
telling wonderful hmss-SsshvIle Union May 1884,
MApAN believers in fortune telling
enough comes,
gentleman informs Mad Inonte
astonishing that of bits Of biography
them the which actually banhoozles
ouns IN. o. Daily Times, NIarsh ~, 1889 hov5 Ii
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rREAT AND NOyEL ATTRACTION a

M OH Fellows Hall. in this eiy-ths NOVA SCOTIA afsNT
settles Of Reception Levecs IT the
Above Halt Is fioNnAx eh i9.f 4 II * asd skrx
yous dhes Aish weight
tended th5rhnds
Respectable every city Mountaineering his irm.ass vsega
sfble TO his eadsf tathe
md Children who usually form args portion u his visios ~
limited he bAs
meet IN Hoson Decuia ce admission
ZINES being and servants
m persn with the sentaticn will se refunded
Heir money BIZ the gentleman at the door, dse4 y y
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N RKIVAL UF MAUAMT ADULTHE.--IHe
n original and justly ceebaed Madame
the universally acknowledged greatest the
revelations Of past and The as
cipa cites ii The United Queen vara presented
with costly Boach and Daniel Webster with Jswelsd
receive visitors the Western
Hotel Tchupitoalns and Julia streets ptvate
street. Tchoupt uas seel whom she
PAST PRESENT and FUTURE, they are
husband they Will
business Of description.
Myeaus impossible her profession appears she
respectable and with nnumeable
acknowledged and skill that
cuden ali superstition probability of deception imposition
othe practice.
Consultation fec from to vs., according 70 how ar they 70
~ ~ ,sbnf tinc thew occupy
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RLACIpEs YARIETIEs. Thursday Eyel

HIFSh-
ing December . 1851 THE ORIENTAL MAGIcIANS AND
CHINESE JgGGI Frs In. aysara q ,hs Csn.ss
Tusae, Rope Dsoes s nnss. ne n.sss . Ms
ONLY h Pade fast previous to their 70 The
Serhen es Europs Ths Canpeny q the most
world drought from Cns BY the popfletots e. AN
ENORMOUS ExfENsE! In al ths principal cities the Cbueis
Kong srosasd and sdn,s aasisa:s e.s than
HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS In San Frsuciaro and
they several successive 70 THE
LARGEST ASSEMBLIES that collected On onson in
mia They greeted with the uthune applAus and
noticed the In ,ssns appreciation
- PROGRAMME .PARr FIssr,
The entire company, Malls e.d Female, consists of
wONUY, LOIPHA,, e3s5-s
AMoY, LOPG,
lss YANY0w TENHUE
TACKQUY ARHg,
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AUCTION SALES.

e5usuSsrusss
BY THOS J.. SPEAR q co. Auctionesrs.
.GATURDAF EVENING, December 4. e
y ocf5ylyF II he soa az vc n stsetftx
1000 OQxs, eoasiax Of Law ard Mss<il>,sess -
% cs.i, sssts mile q issds ssnays,d ~ ~
from 10 3ee3
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TAN RICES MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
IL A GREAT NOVELTY IN NEW ORLEANS.
DAN RICEs ertensve MUSEUM MENAGERE opens the
Of ST, Charles and Poyiras streets,
On THURSDAY, November %.
~ male o.
FIFTY THOUSAND NATURAL AND ANTIQUE CUhiesSlLlEss,
worthy attention Of all classes. The collection Of WILD LIVING
ii The MUSEUM viii Be- open EVERY DAY from O'Clock
~. Ava epChiareu half price novaa
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MUSIC The undersigned are pre- 49, shaa9
SONS PARADts, BALLS, PARTIES Etc, apo' ths mos.
the shortest Music arranged
and copied Bands Piaro. MESSENGER d MINOR
left at the "Pea 90 ST. Charles street 1855
j. MESssnEfs,
G.
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MUSICAL PERFORMANCES eN5ga.
viDINIsT AND ETHIOPIAN bEIINEAToR, with sAa42G
company Artists will appear here shortly and give E
their popular entertainments Il
Western cities II
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rLOSE OF THE EXHIBITION OF TIE
Y GsANpNATIoNAL PAINTING OF THE GLORIOUS BAT
TIE or Painted by G. F. Fisher The exhibition
admired Painting by all who have seen il which
Camp street, below Poydras street, will eloss on
Monday, December Q. 49,.
ny F,r e,yrsnation sey hand bills. > " 81
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NUTTALL, JAMES, Locksmith, Bell Is
Hanger and general Johbng Smith ~ IL Camp "a
repaired. Bell Hanging done in Tie best
the lowest pca 0ders for Boil Hanging from the
3lo = : deco Nv
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-23

CT The Argus charges US OF being "guilty Of Il.
tie act oEmeanness" in cur last issue. Il su9psss
that we appropriated its Geographic report about a
recentclections, without giving itcsedit therefor.
just so happens that neither COPIED its report nr
were we indebted TO it for an item we gave in our s
issue in regard to the election news We got cur il.
fcrmation from the Nashville Asl--c.sn paper VIII
which we exchange, and are enabled usually to get i
ter news from. than the Argus, notwithstanding its
telegrsPhic reports. Wesplaee no reliance wlateyer
in the reports OF the Argus rs an instance Of Their
fidelity. the last Argas says in its telegraphc rePO.
that the ''whgs have gained four members of Congress
in Pennsylvania" And says sthe newly elected De-,
egation stands IA democrats. 10 wings" Now ifths
is true; the new delegation should stand 10 whgs
II democrats. as the last delegation was wings Is
democrats So mucbfor the reliability of the report
of the Argus.
But again. The last A -gus, under its tclegra?his
head, furnishes its readers with the following astoun4
ing and very important news. 1t SAYS:
''1n Indiana the Congressional delegation STANDS
before--4 democrats and ! whig''
It would appear that 5 Congressman are all IuhalA
had in the last Congress, if the above is reliable
is not true. Indiana had 10 members in Congress
democrats to wings. The ARGUS would DO vel
to be little particular in its statements, and not MS.
lead its readers
We have no disposition to mislead our readers
is not our intention to inspire them with confidence
unless it is based on facts. When we abandon this
course we shall rely upon the telegraphe reports Of
the Argus, but we viii take care to give that paper
credit for all We copy from its columns.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-23
Elections.

We have official results from neither Ohio, In
diana, nor Pennsylvania. From the latter State, the
democratic popular majority is believed to be over H
600. The Legislature is democratic SO far as ascf.
tanned by IS to 56-Senate, whig, II to Is dem. Il
is believed that Congressman stand thus: Florence
Robbins, Witte, McNair, Bridges, Muhlenberg, Sue
ut, Wright. Packer, Grow, Gamble, Kurtz Drum Das
son, Trcut,* Curtis, 10 dem.-Chandler, Everhrt
Hester, Middleswarth,f Russell, McCuloch. Ritchf
Howe, Dick. wings. Pennsylvania has one ns'
member under the late appOrtiOnment law.
ONO has gone democratic from Is to 2O.eOO-sh
the democratic State ticket is elected Congresses
are believed to stand thus :-Disney Nichols, Edgar
ten, Ellison. Green, Richie, Olds, Lindsey JOhns
Shannon, Bliss, Stuart, u dem.-Harrison, HaEla9
COrwin, Taylor, Spangler, Ball.. wings and Camp
bell, Wade and Giddings, freesoil wings.
From Indiana We have no news beside the POPa.i
vote for Governor which is supposed to be near 2e
The Republican, states the Democrats have 10 COR
gressmen to lwhig-the last delegation stood 0e1'
2 whig-Tndiana has one new member.
Florida isyet in doubt. but believe the dem0ef'D
have carried it.
The democrats have elected R. T. Hallias mayor"
Baltimore city BY majority of over 5000. The Cor
necticut town elections have resulted Overwheinins
" in favor Of the democrats.
Doubtful-flegallY disqualified.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-23

tFiumph upon the height of Chapultepe. !,
gon Of st. Patrick" was displayed N Il 'ae 4
boring height hanging on a galows II i"s q 0eg
necessary to contrast thus the glory Of a ns
and the shame Of Inflated Ireland w ae
enough that these men died for their go S@ no
Was it necessary to make them feel tba,
was TO be humbled, if not disgraced in ~; heaaa
glory to our countrymen Do we NOT , saA Gag
event more of the spirit which sigpaIi,s - n tbs
letter to Mr.. Harper, Boosting Of his !, scott
founder of asociety to exclude IrishmerO seOg d
merican citizenship, than of his holidsv ron l.
St. Patrick Society? Whodoes nor ns,, ,s!'ef
sefshness and heartlessness which dic,.s,eHsets
letters? The Mexican gallows in sgbtoe 81 BOT
tepec proclaimed Sc9tt's real FEELINGS enappul
Irishmen-the old federal feeling which %Ssaidl
the alien law, giving the elder Preside, Usa's
the power to send out of the country the .a Huaa
and rebelious Irish democrats (as tbev v ssuloS
ed who threatened the overthrow of ,bs sie sa
party SCOTS native American party and se:Os'a
peal, under the signature of Americas os;a .s q
in the same party views that produced IS ny
law of 1898; and the late zeal of the fedes.I aug
err which, il is pretended ou.strpped tbs, - a.
Madison and the democrats of his dav II ~ " a.
our adopted citizens, and which is now g 's'~S
with the Society of st. Patrick, is but tbo 'sia
quence of the failure of the natives as SVls
influences. F~'yG
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-23
ScOtt'S Injustice to General DearbOurn, GeneI
al Lewis, and Com. Chauncey.

The next display in the Pictorial History, is the
taking of Fort George. We have two engravings
one, 1.-THE battle Fort George" which exhibits
a furious onset of swords and musketry--the other
the feat of Scott tearing down the flag" Now here
is the full account of the whole affair as given by
General Armstrong who is partial to Scott, and
nimical TO Dearborn, who commanded the ex-
pedition
.'It was not till the 9th of May, that they ar
rived off Fort George nor until the 9th, that
they sufficiently prepared for the attack ofthat
post. At four o'clock, A. NJ, of this dav, the bat
teries on the American side of the Niagara being
ready for action, the means necessary for trans
portation provided, and considerable reinforce
ment of troops drawn from Sackett's Harbor-
(now amounting to nearly six thousand comba-
tants, began their movements in boats, along the
lake shore, to Two Mile Run, the point designa-
ted for general landing When abreast of this,
they rested on their oars, till the armed vessels
had severally taken their covering positions, and
the signal had been given for descent after
which resuming the movement, they pressed Wig
orously for the shore. At nine O'Clock, the light
infantry commanded by Col. Scott, effected land.
ing and being speedily supported by Boyd's brig.
ade, and well directed FIRE from the shipping
were soon enabled to surmount the bank, breaE
down the enemy's line in the front, and compe
its scattered parts to fly in the direction of New
ark and Fort George.
''On approaching these. Vincent. the British
commander. finding the former in the flames, ant
the latter nearly il not altogether untenabe, wise
" determined to hazard retreat il the face 0
his enemy, and thus BY deserving his post, multi
ply the chances Of saving the garrison. Fortu
nately for him. contingency Of this kind was nei
theF provided for il The original plan Of attack
By subsequent order given on the Geld ans
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-23

OThe Argusvery naively asksus when we lssl q.
athat Harrison and Campbell were free-sOilers.
answer the Argus BY citing il to letter from os
bell. to be found on the srd page of the S'Gaaa.s
9th instant. When we said in our election nOu's
last week that there were three freesOil wings =.
democrat elected in Ohio. we had the names Ol -.
bell Gddings and Wade before US, also Disns s.C,,s
Harrison's name did not appear in the news - -
Us. and we only knew of his election on Monass s
ing, two days after our paper went % pres. -
Won't the Argus publish Campbell's lesss.s s.
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