The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

commerce and cause suffering to al BY creating alarm to
property. 1t Is for you to restore confidence by your ca
by reason, by the suppression of all dangerous agitation in
affairs, by the security which will inspire in all parties
the Republic be not unanimous, it will even have to incur
danger for will always have enemies on can only rem
der it unanimous by rendering acceptable honorable and
safe to all opinions all national parties aeasses Of citizens
Such is the true Republic Of the people, Those who divide
the Republic uinit by desiring the monopoly of one parry
for office and power for ourselves and our friends.
On his way through Macon to his country seat
NJ de Lamartine gave 5000 francs to the Mayor for
the use of the poor. A Bordeaux journal says:
letter from NJ dc Lamartine 10 Of his friends here
to pass at Bordeaux part Of his congo NJ de Lamartne re-
p ed that he would have had great peasuren visiting the
stances fearing that might be regarded step towards
cenddateshp for the Presidency of the Republic honor
which ne Is absolutely resolved to decline"
The OPP FELLows.-The Odd Fellows Of
Philadelphia have 1O2 lodges, containing between
10000 and Is 900 members. The number of subor-
dinate lodges in the State of Pennsylvania at the
last annual report, was 90 O93; and the revenue
for the last year, $l73,3I1 So There was paid
during that period, for the relief of members and
their families, burying the dead and educating the
orphan, S67,642 06-a strong proof Of the benif-
cence of the Order of Odd Fellows.
VICTIM OF REvoLUTIoN-An instantaneous
death was caused, on the 9TH inst. at Dundas, Can
ada West, by the bursting of grindstone. The de-
ceased John Carrel, was grinding an axe on the
stone in the axe factory of Mr. Leavett; the stone
suddenly burst asunder and the head of the unfor-
tunate man was almost literally struck from his
body, adhering only by some strips of the skin.
The stone believed not to be truly poised its
axle, and it was revolving at an immense velocity
more than $50 turns in a minute.
os- Mr. T. B. Latham, Of Galena, Illinois, was
murdered at Keokuk, Iowa, on the 11th inst, by
man named McKingsley keeper of drinking
house. The difficulty occurred over a game Of
cards. After stabbing the other three times in the
breast, the murderer escaped.
0s- Luke P Poland of Morristown, Vermont,
has been elected 5h assistant Judge of the Supreme
Court by the Legislature. On the third ballot he
had 49, others "a. He was the free soil candidate
for Lieutenant Governor
o. The following from the Boston Post, is the
laconic announcement of the election in that city
the previous day The last democratic vote in
Boston is very good one-tO gain upon"
0s~ The Governor of Illinois has appointed D.
Ne. Woodson, Circuit Judge elect, to fill the va
cancy occasioned in the Supreme Court of Illinois
by the resignation of Judge Lockwood.
or The Pittsburg Post denies the truth of the
account of the rape of school mistress by gang
of rowdies in that neighborhood, which has been
going the rounds Of the newspapers
Dcs- new attachment for uiano has been in
vented by Boudman Gray, of Albany N. Y, said
in exquisite softness to excel Coleman's.
o. Two landscapes by Miss Cole, a sister of the
distinguished artist, have been purchased by the
Art Union
o. The bell on the City Hall in Brooklyn was
recently cracked, while striking an alarm. A new
one is required.
Gs- Dr. Enoch Hale, of Boston, died on the 18th
inst, in the fifty-eighth year of his age. He had
occupied several distinguished posts in his profession.
OF Mrs Kirkland is busy upon book of sight
seeing in Europe.
% Prescott has nearly completed his history of
Philippe II.
rg Duncan Cameron, of Boston, committed sui
eide recently in that city.
nz Capt Cooper. formerly of the steamer Misus-
sippi, is to command the African squadron.
OF The Falcon steamer is to be taken into the
Chagres line.
DE- There good sleighing at Buffalo, N. Y.
The TELEGRAPH-The Geographic commune
cation is now open between Baltimore and Mem
phis, Tennessee.
ANOTHER EXECUTION IN PENNSYLVANIA -
James gladden. is to be hung on the ID of March
next, at Wilkesbare, for murder.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.
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WOOD, CHARCOAL TAR, PIToH SAND,
SHELLS, ETC
THE subscriber, having the Oldest establishment on the
New BASIN for the sale Of the above articles keeps for
sale the best ok. .7SH, BLACKJACK. .HICROR Y
and PILCH-PIJNE WOOD. which will be sold at low
prices FAIR measurement given, and delivered free of cart
age, at short notice.
eE- ORDERs left at theofHce, No 1s SHE'LL Roam side
Box BGRsRs 81 q p 1e S
clock, will be filled that day; or after that time
MS In 1--, - Z = ~ I Il j. WHITE.
- .u PLAYING CARDS.
/ lust OPENING. and Tor sale at the NEwORLEANs
- SfAIloNERs ltAEEHoUsE-' a large assortment o.
LAYING CARDS Of various patterns Also SUPERIOR
CARD suitable Tor Whist Parties Clubs etc. etc.
ms q J. B. STEEL. IA Camp St.
FTFTY-sIx CAMP STREET
CEDAR BUCKETS. = 300 dozen brass and iron bound
- Red Cedar BUcxETs new article, Of Southern
aetuIe Just received and for sale quantities at manuiac-
tures prices By ALEX. HILL, 81 Camp street,
H25 1t Sole Agent for the Mannfsciure