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y Y the application Of the above mysterious gent Ia
ID gUerreGype O. discovery Of the iScuhrr.) the Uude
,igned is enabled produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind IN q SINGLE sECDND-catChlRg the precise
expression Instantly and fixing il Edeby upon The silver
plate IT, nose aa wish to retain in their families good
LIN ESESsEs Of relations friends, do al moderate
price. Rooms corner OF Gana. and Cbsrtres ssut rance
No. Charities street lmy5 u w. II. uGfCHiNGS.
MAGUIRErS DAGUEEREOTyPE.
NJ wonld respectfully return thanks Tor he liberal patron
y age bestowed him since he it had the honor OF
introducing the nAGU ERREOTYPE into New Orleans
FIVE Years ago during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person the world. His specimens
exhibited the FAIR in composition with Others taken by
the best operator from Nawf ork and ne awarded the
First Premium. specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ. assures the public thar his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements persons DESTROYS OF instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine Vogtander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any the city; al other articles the same
Plates 81 per dozen SCOys No. for 81 5guaranted
best plates made the United States Gases 50 70 aud
% 80: NewEOk Cameras at SiS-
EE" Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
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The lasr 10 ieave--tfe first to land
And now press forward to the shore
That girls our own free northern land.
Oh how the heart with rapture thrills j.
How leap. in thought, oar mountain ris
And waves alar the golden grain
Jrpon our home. fields wide and far
That we shall see and tread again
Wooed by our own sweet summer air
H0m,eDard-how much is in that word 2
Home-that left long years ago
When first the blast of war was heard,
On hill above, in vale below.
Then how our yeonen hurried forth,
From east and west, and south and north
They met and vanQushed Oft the foe
On many a hare. contested field
Where with their banners torn and low,
We saw bis Boosting legions yield,
But this is past-peace has returned
Orr blades are sheathsd and idle now
Blades that on many fields have earned
Bright Iaurels for the wearers brow
And now, our soldier duty done.
' We leave this land Of bloom and sun.
Its ueyer-changing summer time
lis gardens and its ove-groyes,
And avenues Of fragrant lime
Its teteS, It's ntrlgueS, and IFS loves.
Oh land OF beauty peerless bright
OF snow capped peaks and smiling plans,
Yet shrOuded in darker night
Than ever Egypt shnnes remains
The stranger, parting ffom thy shore.
Thy gloies to behold no more,
Bids thee farewell with swelling heart
As his swift bark leaps 0 er the sea.
And a, the tmant tear-dsops start
Prays God that thou mayst yet be free.
Farer"I no ties are broken though
I've taued long upon thy soil;
Farewell though coming a foe.
/ leave thee without hate or spoil;
And parting thus-foreyer-Let
The stranger hope that you may yet
Rise from your living grave, and stand
Before the nations, just AMI great
Protecting aI within the land
4 free and independent state
Fara~cH!-tIiy spires are sinking fast
Behind yon gray, 70 canic bills
/ feel this lOOh will be the last,
Yet no regret my bosom fills
For all my hopes and all my fears
Are with the scenes Of earlier years
Fond memories fast around me thOng,
And shall /, can J, break the spell
One PARTING word-a deep a long,
\ hearty, and a last FAREWELL
FIRST IIgrtl's) Dtcisj0H JOHN yF loRE
Valley Of Mexico June II, 1913.
KISSING.
" GncIne a kiss. O Miss, a lis
Give me a kiss, . Miss
GIVE me a kiss a kiss, o Ms
Give ne, q Mis-, a kiss ~
And Ie, lis thull be mutual"
Some Hiss but when it j. tneirdurv,
Some wifi ks, to gain them b0Jty,
Some win tudng trnkrt-
Thongh Tor fun they d have you think H.
Some kiss from careless inclination.
Some Iom love, sweet captiyaUon,
some walt until they are besought 70,
Some only when they think they ought tO.
But mn r"sl>lIe,, impulse 10 it,
i>basoi ou ',aosc RI 8 uJra To- do il @.
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LATE OF THE. LQNPoN AND EDWRURG

aud American CHEESE. ~ IREVLE EGGS viii De
mF5i GEORGE INQTES a Ca
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A BRITIsH-FLEEr ABouT-A letter from Hall
taz to the New York Sun, dated July 9TH, speaks
Of a large British fleet concentrating on the Amer
lean coast, and intimates that it is for a descent
upon Cuba. The Sun, however, thinks this con
centration Of British forces around Nova Scotia,
appears more like apprehensions Of revolution Ill
the cmlnmiea.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

NsW F4saa r. sYse are glad 10 rec !liat 81 isigth
tHa Flgat Municipality have dstegoiAda 10 pa
new floor IN tho room occupied BY The Recorders
Clerk 1Ir. Bozanier For the last three months
there have been holes in il wide enough for horse
to fall through and Che Sims of several elderly
gentlemen have been considerably barked by the
sudden precipitation oftheir equity legs through the
rotten creyices of this inner sanctum Of the temple
Of Justice. A dozen new pine boards however,
will remedy the evil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

Discharged James Williams and Thomas
Sprggins, who were last week charged by J. B.
Roca with having stolen $500 from the French ship
Eesta, were examined before Recorder Genofs on
Saturday last and discharged for want Of evidence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

GOVERNOR OF PENNsYLyANIA.-The Demo-
cratic Central Committee of Pennsylvania have
decided that State Convention, Of new delegates,
shall be held in Harrisburg On the Goth Of August
next, to select a candidate for Governor. .Ex-
Coy, Skunk had a slight return Of henorrhage Oh
The 18Th INST
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SOLDIERS FROM MEXICO.

=
A $ many OF yOu stand need OF the best MEDICAL
IA ADVICE, especially in those diseases cSed Secret Dis
eases and there that excel others would gall
your attention TO DIR. MULLENS advertEemenf. f5
Office i, va. 80 t'JSJOJHHOUSE STREET, where you
vii he sule 30 ind ta eet you stand 50 much IN need Of
10" Charges reasonable and advice Gratis.
Cp There some OF Won who have suffered much rom
Darhma You can positively be cured 50 CustOmhOusest
by regular physician charge vii be made Jyl3 Imp
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MsNANM sANNss
10 - prTpLIn

ID ICHARD TER J. respectfully offers to the pnblla
"a his savgss as 4 UCJJGNh5H Tor m sale oF RI AT
ESTATE and SLAVES, and Tor OUTDOOR SALES.
pedgng his almost eXeons 10 promote the interest OF those
entrusting business to ms care
Ess~ Negroes of every description constantly on hand
at private or public sale.
- Libe raj Cas- a d yaneeg made on consign-
ments RICHARD TERRELL. Auetioneer =
my2O Nos. Is and 70 Banks's Arcade Passage
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GORDON PLIMNTER.
Sands's CIothing E.uporiun

4BJLNTER or AZ ER-iGES
- Office ID Lucru ncnuluus Marine Notary, Nn--I '
s,S,lr Men Or,ras. -egJ fist NO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

A NUISANCE Several complaints have been
made to us Of late by some Of our most respectable
citizens that is the general practice tothrow
the carcassgs of dead animals into the river The
currents and eddies Of the Mississippi particularly
upon this side, invariably at high walerthrow these
carcasses underneath the Wharves-of the different
Municipalities, and whenthe river becomes low,
tie heat Of the sun, aided by the action of the wa
ter, causes the dead bodies of these animals to be-
come very offensive. At the present time we should
take every precaurOn 10 preserve the health Of the
city, and we hope that Commssaries and Others,
will hereafter strictly prohibit any and every per
son from throwing dead animal into the river
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

FUNERAL OF DECEASED OFP1cERs.-The noble
services Of several deceased officers of the New
York Volunteers, Lieut. Col Baxter. Capts. Pearce
and Barclay, and Lieuts. Gallagher and Chandler.
We're commen0rated III New York, the 18th. Amid
the tolIing of bells, and flags flying at halfmast,
their bodies We're borne in military and civic pro-
cession through the principal streets, and finally
deposited in the Park, where funeral Grafton was
pronounced by John Van Buren,. The body of
Alex S. Forbes, who fell, a victim to yellow fever,
in bringing home the bodies, led in the moumfuI
procession of hearses The funeral was long and
imposing in appearance, and was Witnessed by
thousands of spectators
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS SC.

~ would respectfully invite sae attention Of his yen
friends and the public to his new and extensive as IL "a
sOdmen Of tine English and Swiss shA4sAa
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and celebrated uaCtores OF London,
Liverpool and Geneva carefully pat MP, and weuaned in
fine Gold Silver Gases Of the most approved Patterns, 10
Ladies Gentlemen $50, to large assortment
OF WATCH INGS-comudsng every yaretyot
Ladies aud Gsntiemens Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS
Vest and Fob CIAINS; Watch Ribbons
Keys and Seals OF the latest ana most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES "a great variety >
Diamond, Ruby Garnet, Pearl and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
great variety of Gentlcmens Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
Suspender Buckles Gold and Silver Specaces Of des
Cption Gold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons, Forks Guns,
OF every description Ladies, Fine plated Sheffield
Casters CandcstiCks Trays &c Lew Brown and SpenCers
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, ~ Gold or Silver
Holders, Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he Oe for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country wishing TO purchase fine Time
Pieces; Jewelry would do well 20 call aud examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Particular attention given TO REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice. by the most siu wOmen 10
be found N the country.
EE Every description Of Jswelry made and repaired 10
ORDER iyb In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

Henry Morgan, aljag Dutch, {. N. G., was arrested
on Saturday last by officer Mcdonnell Of the Sec
ond Municipality Police, at the request of DR.. Nc
MiIIpn, who charges him with having stolen $1,000
at Vera Cruz, 5000 Of which were in douboons
Eldngton viii probably be examined by the pro
Ter authorities this morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

CHIMNEY DowN.-On the afternoon of Satur-
day last a portion of one of the chimney tops on
the boarding house Of Mrs Oviatt, No. Canal
street, became detached and fell with d tremen-
dous crash on the galleries and bauquettas in front
OF the house. Fortunately for those who We're
passing by no one was injured. The chimney is
imposed 10 have been like many persons are on
election day topheavy."
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Is and fu
WrITTH.
TILE
|f1IluuIy
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

WEEK DAYS from citytO iqse......,. -. o. y,
~ g. B. az and liz P NJ
myI2 JAMES STOCKTON, supenntendent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

Q RYE N q IN Q
u COLLINS, BUILDER, No. 13l POYDRAs ST.,
-. between Caondeet and st. Chares,) New Orleans.
~ Cisteus made Counting, houses fitted up, and job
bng IN general Also Sash Doors blinds, ETC., with
which Planters and Others can he supplied. my2l-tnl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

SENT DowN,-On Saturday last Recorder tie
nois sent Geo Banner to The Third District Court on
the charge of having assaulted with dangerous
Wrapou... Henry Swan and George Kline for
having been engaged IN a desperate afray, We're
also sent down. William Munroe was returned
before the same tribunal upon the charge of burg
EHurauts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

a., - NOTICE-The Passenger Barges on the
rZss sTslss .5l5S1E NEW CANAL will commence their
EAssaa-s-ass@s regular Summer trips ST NDAN, the
10th INST leaving New Canal Depot foot OF Julia street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

nrnlLluy.-On Saturday morning last some
fellow broke into the shoe store of NJ. Roman, l25
ROYAL street. aud robbed it Of about $50 in bank
notes and Specie. The owner of the store deposed
f.ora Recorder GeuOIs that in going into his shop
ar The customary hour, that he found TWO chisels on
The floor. and that, moreover, he verify believed
that the burglary and robbery were committed by Il
man wIouccupiad a room IN the rear Of the mouse.
T... Hereunder granted warrant for the arrest Of
t-L- -ar.nr eI.EnantNd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

FTORl Voc WINUi. Ff0W IidHTOHU,
Tuesday 8 A. NJ Barge. Tuesday, go a. n, Cars,
Wednesday, P. M. Barge Wednesday o P. NJ. do.
Friday s A. NJ Barge. Friday, 91s A. NJ. do.
Saturday, 4 P. NJ Barge. Saturday, P. M. do.
LEAVES BIIOXI ORLEANS,
Sunday al O'clock p NJ. Thursday, O'Clock, p, N.
Wednesday, clock, A Nj. Saturday, O'Clock, A. NJ.
n B-Freight Tor The morning tripS BY the New Cana
should be sem down the day previous Freight by the Rail
road wl be received for the last For freight pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply TO
jci9 WINGATE Il Brennan, AZ Poydras ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24

900 TONS Assorted sizes American IRON viz Round
%OU -and square from 3-l6 to inches Bar, Hoop and
Band of various sizes N all Rods Nails, Spikes Nc. sc
Tor sale by l.. j. WEBSTER q Co,
apg6 3m rs GTaveT street.
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The spirit of Central Newly ork.

Correspondence Of me InuuAc-
RonE, Oneida County y T. June D. I74'
Mr.. GREELEY-Dcar Sr:--omce the nomna-
ton Of LEWIS CAS- by tine Loc7-Focos, most ar
gently hope that our Convention viii have the Wis
dom % nominate the greatest WIZ ''"' ''''e"'
,he noble. honest ~'d irue-hearied patriot hAHl'
CnY. Il seems Impossible Tor me 10 give III"
ap now, when success D. almost anso''''F CERTAIN"
IN fact, can have no heart or sprl' 2" enter inc
field for any other man. There are more than
Thirty good and substantial men iu tins town " no
voted against him u %. who VIII now cast then
votes for him. and these have long ago so express
Cd themselves, and boo the strongest manner
could mention many ri their names. They have
declared Their determination, ope1t ana ABOVE
board, so 20 vote, whether 'As' was iA' opposing
candidate CO.. not ! have bad fears r.i '."n i.al
the cry " We cunt elect bIn v'nH i'nI Orb "r-
fat his nomination buf NOW $50 can elect ..t
.. ..,. t ...,...... .t. .....
l
tee 70 the man aN prefer " h.
10 man now prctcnds that Ncn l"rt 1r -'ni'
Carolina can bee carried i1r cas-. nui pr alf oi
,r,o o,..,,,,, a., .,,,, ii.,y.ti f.. -,... .r. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

The Hotel de Vile continued 70 be similarly sn-
rounded. The conduct imputed to ". Caussidiere
10 reference 70 the proceedings Of Monday and
some other previous events, brought the question
Of the Republican Guard a corps formed ct the
Revolution aud only subject to the orders Of the
Project OF Police, before the Assembly on the 10th
and it was resolved by the Executive Government
70 dsband it,
NJ. GARNER Pages declared from his place IN the
Assembly that il had been actually disbanded. 1t
appeared. however that this troop had refused to
quit the Prefecture or 70 allow the National Guard
10 enter il. They declined even 70 obey any verbal
order from then Chief N. Caussidiere, who wa,
then at the Assembly They declared that they
would not move NATL VI. Cassdiere himself came
o order them.
This contest continued for several houss, during
which great military force collected around the
Prefecture At O'Clock 10000 men surrounded
H. They admitted some detachmcnts OF the Ma
tional Guard within the buildng Daring the
night however, the ncighborhood continued as be
fore to be occupied by the troops, who bivouacked
in the streets.
\ report prevailed that Louis Blanc had been
arrested According to another report he had taken
fight
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Provisions.

BgEr-Pdme Mess. per tiercs, new. So 92s
Cd ordinary. eos s3s old, COS C.s. Mess. per
Dbl. new, sos a SIS, ordinary ald old. 36s sos ;
Prime. sos q Dos. extra India, family, &c per
tierce 97s I05s. PoRE-prime Mess, new. per
DBL 5-s COS. old. iisa56s Mess ASA COS Prime,
3Is ass BAcoS-Dried aud smoked. old, per
c'vt rs 30s. long aud short M.diles, free from
bone. iu salt. Eastern. sos a SIS Western. SOS
52s % shoulders, 2osa 2ss. LAED-Fiuc Leaf IN
kegs per cwt Cos a. As Do iu bbls 3os AS 81
ordinary 10 mddinr Sos "a J-.; Inferior and
Grease SOS 35s. The above are duty free
CHEEsE-fue, duty paid per cwt i's a 52s mid
ding i3s "a 4Gs ordinary 3j' i2s. BUTTEn-
United states and Canada not quoted. Grease ios
i5s. HAMs-Smoked or dry in the canvas per
cwt duty paid pos O sos: IN casks iu salt not
smoked. duty free. 25s 10. Tongues. OK, IN
pickle, duty paid, per doz. i2, 2oS Pigs per
cwt POS q 35s. RlcE, duty Is Carolina dressed,
first qualify. Us a l-s second quality, los q
iGs oil.
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WHOLE No. 292s.

for Ne Forgive the liberty have taken n SO long
passing upon vour time rni patience bui ionscd 20
Tell Won how America, daughters appreciate your
genius. and thank you Tor thc pleasure your writings
have afforded. Yours respectfully, :. c. NJ
She returned the following snswer which translate
from the swedish.
Nv DEaR Mss M-As b seems that shsl not this time
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1t appears that the Government ascertalned
that the invasion of the Assembly was a regularly
organized conspiracy, and that the msurrecuon
was intended to break out at the same instant al
Lyons, aud probably at other places. \ Tele.
graphic Dispatch was sent on to the authorities
at Lyons to inform them Of their danger, and to an-
nounce the suppression Of the insurrechon IN Pa
rs The great point OF solicitude and attention on
Tuesday night was the Prefecture Of Police. The
neighborhood was completely blocked mp with
troops the Point Ncui was covered with regl-
ments Of infantry Of the line and of the Garde
Mobile so as to leave barely room for carriage to
pass All circulation was stopped on the Quay
dOrievres leading TO the Prefecture, that road
being also entirely filed with troops, as also the
Court Prefectnrc and al the avenues Of The Palals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

The part taken by Louis Blanc in the aiTray OF
the 18th is yet involved in some mystery He
cannot, it is supposed Gear himself of completely
n the matter. During the time that the mob had
possession ofthe Assembly, he, as well as Barbes.
Abort and Gen Comtais, mingled with the crowd
90 the ante-chanbcrs and lobbies, shook them by
the hand and expressed his confidence in them
When Albert aud Barbes went 90 the Hotel de
Vile. NJ Louis Blanc also quilted the Assembly,
but fortunately Tor himself, he did NOT accompany
them to the Hotel dc Vile, and DE has not given
any explanation OF where he was in the interval
But certainly, after the failure OF the attempt to
establish Provisional Government, he reappear-
ed aud declared soemnly that he was perfectly
innocent Of all participation in the events of the
dav. 4 declaration which was received with
shouts of derision and contempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Money Market.
From the London Evening Glot

From the London Evening OlOot' May ~
CRY. - o'clock-There is no local news to-day
and the Money Market is steady. The Funds
opened this morning with rather a fiat appearance.
Consols for money and accounts were done at -
and SAL but have since improved to sal SAG
Bank stock 100, 1870. and lgl. Three Per Cents.
reduced s2s to SRI; Threeq uarterPer Cents $50 to
-3s Exchange Bills "a to A. premium Ditto ad
vertised 80 to IS. The Share Market is not quite
SO firm as it was yesterday, but prices are gener-
ally fairly supported 2o'cock.-Consols are now
about "a to s49 being better than they were. but
the bargains are very limited. The new Three
quarter Per Cents. have been quoted s3i to s3i
Bank STOCK has been 20 to 1872. The EXchequcF
Bills of March are i3s to AS prem. India stock
IS at 1901. In the Foreign Securities the dealings
are restricted but prices are steady. Latcst-3
o'cock.-Consols for the account left OF Mt -,
sellers
The mediation of England with the Germanic
League. Denmark and Prussia is reported to have
failed, the war of Acknowledgement being still car
ried on with undated applicability against Den
mark. No farther conflict has taken place be-
tween the contcnding parties, each rapidly pre-
pairing for general engagement.
The Danes are awaiting Swedish reinforce
mcnt. and the English Government has been in-
formed that the mouth OF the Elbe, the Wesscn or
any other part of the North sea viii not, for the
present, be blockaded-that the blockade OF PHI
Ian. Dantzic. Srrasund. Rostok aud Wismar viii
cease on the 10th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

Upland. ordinary Sd SD per D. middlns q q
I'd middling fair 4!d fair Std good fair I'D, good
,3d. New Orleans. ordinary 81 3: middlins
a, I'D middling fax sd fair ~ good fair SD.
good - 81 choice marks 81 "a. Mobile, ordi
nary Sd a sd middling 3; ID m.ddins fair I'd,
fair "a good fair iid. good iid Sea Island.
ordinary to middlns I'd Cd fair 20 good fair
loi A I'D. good to fine I'D a I'D stained
I'd ID. During the early part OF this week
considerable 6rmness was manifested IN the
Cotton Market at somewhat improved rates
but recent heavy imports having inspired alarm
among holders, the steady tone OF the trade has
given way, and up to last evening prices must be
regarded as having receded Id per pound In all
qualities the market yesterday was more quiet
than animated, but an average amount OF business
was done the sales Of the week reach ss,'AJ