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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

INDIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY-NR J. q. LEWIS
respectfully in orms III. .i'z.ns Of New Yok that he
will pen for exh btion Wednesday Even,pg q. No. Al
g. ,adway, mis- Gallery OF Tsas aeot PORTRAITS Of lad
Chta comprising some Of the raj Chief Of the
'as FoxV, ppeways, Winnebago.s, Pouomattcmi.s,
Menomonlv, ssawne,,, siour, a.o Mi'mi Tribes Thee
in employ of the Un,t,d States government copies Of
which preserved in its archives Wa hinsto, and
he implicitly relied upon for elity Exhibition from q 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

DR JACKSON'S PILE AND TErrER EMBKOC--
II ton has gained reputation botc equae by any
warranted rclrpas Acoustic OIL vii
Deafness Pain the Dischase of Matter the as &c
These medicines have ed than all others
combined. For sale by n h. Sands. 100 W lliam
T.; Dr. D. jayne Phadrphla; Carter Wilson Co Boston;
f. w Fuller, Washington cy Alex jayne Pntsburg; r. 4
J. Adsms ST. LOUIS and N. Jarvis X Co. ". Oeaus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

have devoted their unceasng improving and
fectnR these uef full and articles and have hand
larpe of sut.be the wants Of
the travelling community. g. SAUNDERS SON, IN
Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

BROADWAY ODEON-PARTICULAR NOTICE
- In Of alte making the
popular place Of amusement will b. closed for few
nights. II will with abeaux wants,
aud other novelties the particulars Of which be
ed in the and bills Of the day sp.udd and vel
will be given in the front every
ming free Of refreshments all to be
had st all Z ms IN the s.ionn. q. GRFtLY Mar ger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

CAAJHAM EyENlNG kEBRU.
~ try2d VIII he presented the \ OLJBFUL QUrtN---
Count D'Onens en- Mr. e Taylor; str.bsrg He'd; Chs
t,ne Ms " ,Isinson After whith HE MILLER AND
land Grndoh BIardon; Raw ma, =, Tx, sou To con.
cude with two acts the d., # TFkE Lie QUIT Te
ksl. Mr.. suheIlsna; off Brandon IsaltIe, w Held;
Christine, Miss Hdfeh. d opeu at o-peI.rmsncc
cOmmrnce 4 i crnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

ROWEmf The ,rnt-w ED Esd ~ EVENING.
- - "a, wi DO setsd the SIEGE OF MONTEkEY-0ene-
raj yi0f MI W Mar hail. General Wo III. DAVIS:
tam Allen. Mr. Clarke Central Ampuda Nj ii,ton; senofs
Aar.a Ms Phies; Buia, Ats Jordsn Pfsvious 10 Which,
c Con-" III yrssi r sSf Mr.. Nadsa win
,ant Monreyiie, MIR. H. Hal; htrlottt Temp. Mrs.
IN ups Mademoseils La Rue Mrs. Mad SOM Mrs Beau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

The Plumbc National daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper corner Of Broadway Murray is by
far the attractive place the kind in the city We
friends that where be better than this
Enlistment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

THE "MACOMBER TROUPE" CONSISTING OF
4 Mis-. Clrs nseombrr, 1t soPmno; with violin; Miss
Emma Macomte err I'd volop relic; B. Covert.
5asd singer aud t.nor,; Dodge primo bus,; r. Hee.
formerly Il the Rainct mv) s.cundo bssso wcnId
respectfully INFORM he public n they will civ. 0and vo
cal and Inst umentsl OF the Society Library Broad
way, corner of Leopsrd stree, on Wednesday even
ing FEBRUARY I'd Misses Mscorb.r tes Twin sisters i'll
perform number Of he ropssr airs the Vi In End
viooncelo Tickets Gems TO be hsa the prin incl music
ard a the door Doors open OK Cenc N o'clock
For rtrn,r, ar.mmea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

MoJrhead's Graduated MsgnetIc Machines.

We call attention to these new and beautiful instru
venient and ctual for the relief Of disease which have
introduced In al nervous affections they in
operation is extremely agreeable Ea'h macnne accompa
and sold, wholesale and retail. b. c. MOORHEAD
1872 Broadway, New York Each instrument is warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

~
y luton H Dye for changing heir it, Einal color
THIS Solution is di fefent from any
offered the publc those who DOUBT virtues are reqass
their money Those who have been humbusged by different
HAIR dyss Will lease to call on Mr. Striker End he wi show
you il 10 Tho beauties this dive the
wash the darker gets This SOLUTION eau be had orv
waited upon their residences Wholesale and RETAIL New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

A FRENCHMAN, MASTER Or LANGUAGES.
IA who sp-aks Gem English and lillian, inf II The
public that he yes private lessons il This ely 10 there lam
grctest sansa.ttn. Apply ut No 1874 re-nwieh rect.
come OF cedar street from to O'Clock. the morning and
from 10 , in the fte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

WALNUT srREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA.
w Wednesday Evening Feb 2 wi he psrfor med, fury
tale Of enchaptment called OBJ RON, orhe Oh rrnet Horn;
with entire costumes hiue &c -Oneon
Miss Chapman: Sparkle Miss Waldesrave down NH
Celeste; Amsnd. Mrs Rogers; SIR Huon, MI Wheadey
Forester; Fatim.. Mrs Thsyer Previous to wheh The
popular farce If MISCHIEF Nichoas DoveaiI,
w ,ha onen. Madame Maneta Miss Chspmar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
OHILApELrHIA MEDICAL HOUSE Dig. kINkE-

In German Pnysi ian, fifteen yer, resident prc,,-
oner PharlphIa. The Of all deases oil the ss m
ades Of delicate nature and destructive hspits o. YOUTH
,I continues engage DIR kinkelins utmost ateson in
ylds whose complaints Ia the most dsspsts eaua9a
NAV depend being always conducted by VI. N hmieu.
wth ~ omp safe and energes treatment 10 perfect cure
Strangers travelling supplied moments notee WIN msn
ius 10 the mos roaven'ena
private nnprsr Care warranted or no shargs rnGafes
Il yost psiS will tnyet pfoTnpt sttrnt,oa hsstsecs ~
rss, az hi,d SD lJsos Streets half square or ss ~
s,ssss gser fs psrtsslss. sesssh ssss q ~ sspv
pAis Nsisis Il ~ Tixes5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

I ECTURE ON lTAL by PROFESSOR G. r.
u man States Italy and Plus TX etc. etc Italy aud
nd .ii.I the great french R.y:Iuo The CooaI..:
against III: fred Of Eu Toe sscr.t FL tieu Sos
tes FL -Fre-m',oa,, C-rboDer ard Y.us rIy Tie.
i.sls Freedom It,iv as is TIE cure viii b. on
erei At the Brooklyn ns Wedp.sdav, Feb Isle
o'clock Tirks Is esnts-to be- had all the Boos
,ud Music Stores Brooklyn At the BROOKLYN rst- tex
T. )g,R A. POE WILL LECTURE AT THE SO.
dfpst1 sutj'ct The Universe TicAen 50 eents-to
mel ad AZ he door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CELEBR ATED MO-
DEF Of Ancient erusaiem from the Bnle and Jose hus
the l.bor ofyeashavng arrived in Yo from tprpe
i'll be presented t. the pub ic MONDAY the 7h Of Feb
tSs Pa Drama of III. Mississippi Mr. Malone RAYMOND will
the honor deliver DESCRIPTIVE Lecture the above,
ceeding DAYS for short the hours Of o'clock
IN st11s tn. evening Ndm,sson 50 ceIts hid half
Pamphlets aud msps, i2h cents Ihs
raj sitors, the she ofthe be
with the model. and relics from thu Holy Laod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

= York Line of Packes-Resulsr Packet Of Thursday.
splendid packet bark 1H It's Captain Gro by. now
loading and will positively sail above her regular day
datioos apply board 0ssn. wsaif foot Of Well
New Orleans William Creevy, who will promptly forward
all goods his address The packet bark GENESEE, Capt
Dillingham;, will succeed the THETlS and sail her regular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

DROKEN BANK BILLS BaOKEN BANK BILLS
ID 81 on the Atlas. James, Northern Exchange aud
other Broken BSns il Is taken cxeha for Shirt Bo
SONS St ck'. Cei,rs Cove, Hosiery Under Shirts Draw.
iAhinK 81 Nassau street oe the Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER nUCTIONEER-DEsI-
"A rable residence the south Of Madison Ave
and 28ih Anthony Blocker will sell auction
on Wednesday Feb I'd at IL o'clock at the Merchants
change, the three story and basement house the
of Mads aud 2Sh and tho lot fec
house 81 feet so inches by IS feet Deep ncudpg Of
de IN 81 gle, with all fhe Infe I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

i AC0S 3. PLATT, AUCTIONEER-HArDW WARE.
cutlery, aud Fancy ooodsJacOb =. Plat will sell this
gay az clock al the Plat and Go
streets by ea,sosue 200 los above which u
Of underwriters for cash. haviag heen dam red an
board OF vessel cases Seeyais Screw Plates Axes and
srs and Straw Gu sers eese Axe Heyes Polished
Scissors and tine Pocket Cutlery Pearl Handles SIC Ao
0ots Table Cutlery and fine Sheffield FORTS aud Pukn,ys.
ards Al,o lot of Samre Ca,ds consisting OF E,le.
Stocks aud Dies Plane Irons Clocks Bits sp-caeie THIN
bles Powder Flask, Spoons saws Cutlery Locks Brushes
and general assortment OF Hardware and cutlery Catalogues
.hu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

VOID To GENTLEMEN FROM GENER
"A Taylor-ln these times Of war; famine and .peculaon,
penses. ask how shall do H. and appear
Wes.g tase your Costs and nh u - Murray stee cor,
Of Warrington street, whtre get them cleaned
and pressed by process: known only TO himself sue
ror tning you had done no color
that DESTROYS lohng All chnge Is 81, for coats
3s for pants One tiel will prove the iset ae or call
attended by the General himself Repairing done. A.
COR ISSO-. 81 Nnrrav street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
no those of our Friends

Who wish 70 reduce thrIt ba cheeuIiY mend
them call FREUD JONES, Ann street as he sells
The first quality of Fench caf dress boots 20 SECOND do
French patent leather boots only 81 co. and for his French
proof and cork sole boots they be beat
lily price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

IN BhOwN STONE SEAL ENGkAVER AND
herald inter- 233 Broadway, opposite the PaIk-Coats
ypheTs, SC engraved da
moIds ancthys &C. bought III the rough or cut 70 any
ladies' seals and engraved with
ms or any device; OF found aud
style from upwa 70 any Of the United
canada. Books Of heraldry kept with of
300 0a0 ,m.s ANY inf IN st,nn giyen 10 heta ldIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

NANVAKD'S MAMMOTH FANOHAMA OF THE
Mlsss river painted on hr,s miles Of being
the 4rgest painting the wo'ld the Pa building
Broadway adjoining Nblo. Garden Open evening.
Sundays exceped) Admission so cents h. price
rne will IN ococ precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays aud Saturdays,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

I O.. Q. "A REGULAR GU ARTERLYs s.ION
IL; Of the r. " Grand Lodse = tho state IF ley York
Ma ionsl Hall Canal stree REPRESENTATIVES will leae be
IunctuI. JOSEPH Il. TAY LtIR. Ora nd Master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

F7No Cuuery.-tne supscfEDcrb H1ve PHtu
attention IA branch of their business and
on hand present the beautiful and
ment pen poe desk and knives in the city
and set Cutler. repaired. @ SAUNDERS K SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

ERENCH LANGUAGE-PROFE~S DR 4. RICHARD
Informs the public that he will begin Monday. the
7lh Feb uary OF the French Language
oco h. NJ and IN be continued every Monday. Weduss
Se an eyery ONE be ebape. 10 send o eas N rb,,S
has educed The prices So month PAYABLE in advance 40
ARD Drrc mr. off m. Acsd -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25

true that The minority could under the rules delay The pas
s,ge Of BILL particularly the Senate, by discussion In
his House they carried through with the utmost prompt
ness under the previous question In the Senate they had
very meager majority, and it talked upon nearly
months Such was the history Of the proceedings Who
responsible for il.
Mr. HAEALsoN (Mr. T. yieldins) said he hal better
avail himself of this opportunity perhaps to put himself and
the country right in regard He did
Der exactly the day upon which the bill providing for the adj
dicnal military force passed he thought upon the It'll
Of February, ls47 but thing he did remember WE'LL be.
cause he then acting in position which made bis duty
10 look well into the maerihat the bill to the ten re-
cimens reported this House, he thought on the 29h
December certainly the very first day at which could
done after the reference Of the Presidents message and on the
day after that reference II under discussion until il
ed in this House aud the other The bill was prepared in an
cpaon Of the reference Of the Presidents message and he
would take occasion, il perhaps his duty de- to say,
IN behalf OF The COMMITTEE on Military Affairs that every ef
fort made Ivy them especially by himself chairman Of
the committee 10 press II 10 nsl action rs possible
Many motions made by hmse the chairman Of that
committee for that purpose and they did Obtain action upon
in this HOUSE. well the Other soon a. Inc Opposi-
ton word LEI them have it,
Mr.. THOMPSON (resumng) said il this dclay them was
occasoned by the action Of Congress- apart from the response
by Of party the ohef or he did not care 10 make
party speech could The Administration be responsible A,
the time the troops required the Administration urged
that they should be raised the very earliest period There
member Of the House, msn in The country bu
knew that 0co called for by the Department
that they desired early and immediate action by
Cen Scott at that time and Gen Taylor r as he knew,
believed that there sufficient force left for the army q
remain the defensive, and be Gen Scott thought be had
sufficient force 10 go forward 10 Vera Cruz and attack tina
place and the result showed that his calculations did moi de-
ceve him.
And here he would say tina, he struck with the remarks
Of The gentleman from North Carolina (Mr CLySomas,,
upon what be tMr. supposed was Mr. BExros's opinion
upon the attack Of Vera Cruz He would ike TO know BY
what authority the gentleman spoke. So far a. he (Mr. r.
understood Col BHsTos the gentleman had misrepresentc,
him totally, entirely this morning. Whether Mr. Brsros
opinion was matter Of moment not
he had referred 10 Mr. Bssross speech on the Leuensn
General.
Mr. THOMPSON said he supposed the gentleman had n,
other authority than Mr. BKsros speeches He knew tbs, BIZ
(Mr view was'hst was not necessary attack that sroui
castle ,hst could go into the INTERIOR and that Vera Cru
would fell necessarily that IL not necessary 70 make
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
CHARGE OF SHoorING.-George II. Finney wa

cu.RsE OF SHooTING.-George III. Finney was
..s,srday brought before Recorder Baldwin, on the
! ls.rge Of having shot boy named Patrick DON
osIy on the Levee. twill be recoected that, about
umaek ago, Finney was arrested by the Second
Su""ncpality police for having shot at VIM. Safely
'nths feyee. The accused was then admitted to
S.S in the sum of $2500, as the boy that the stray
KILT struck was thought to be in no imminent
J"nger. Yesterday an investigation of the case
S oaF nlace-he particulars of which We're, in ac-
Do,dance with the facts, published in this paper
.Oms days ago. DIR. Mott, Visiting Surgeon at the
Charity Hospital, sent the Recorder certificate
.onehed in the following words: "The boy Pat
Trk Donnelly, who was brought to the Charity
Hospital on the 22d inst, with gun,shot wound,
sdoing well. see at present no indication of a
stal termination" Finney was sent to the First
district Court under bail of $25OO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

RoBBING A VoLUNTEER.-James Mcclure ar
rived in this city, from Mexico, on the 18th inst
Wishing to Danish the dreadful thought of war
from his mind for short time, he betook himself to
gin and ice-waier and mint juleps, and afterwards
wendell bis way to one of the bathrooms in the
First Municipality. Here he was met by g flash
Gentleman" by the name of Dick Fill alias George
Robinson. This philanthropic person told Mcclure
that the liquor in the ballroom was very bad, but
that be knew of place where the original nectar
could be obtained. The unsuspicious Mcclure
took his adyice-drank several if not more drinks
got into askind of doze, and when he woke up
found that his qnandam friend and adviser had
rObbed him of S95 Mr.. Dick Fill was yesterday
vent 10 the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

EscAPED-The notorious Bill Van Hook-the
yery prince of burgars-lhe chevalier in the way
Of prgging the best pice-pocket in these
Unied States-yesterday got away from the officers
who we're conducting him from the Parish Jail to
lhe First District Court. He was chained, along
With four or five others, but he took favorable
opportunity of slipping off his iron bracelets, and
dahed down the street with the speed of a mag
netic telegraph. A big robbery will be committed
somewhere soon Bill Van Hook is decidedly the
smartest bhoy in his line" in the South
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

DANGEROUSLY WoUNDED.-A negro named
Jerry, belonging to Mr. Stockton, was Yesterday
arrested by officer Petrie, at the request of Mr.
Turk, on the charge of having seriously wounded
achld on the levee, through culpable negligence.
The negra, who was driving large timber-cart,
suddenly let go the pole to which huge piece of
stone for the New Municipality Hall was attached,
10 the poor little sufferer was considerable, and it
may be that he will not live. The negro will be
brought before Recorder Baldwin this morning for
elimination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
" AND n sf MAGNETisM By FownEss
Wells. lsl Nassau street Nsw York ,vn P1'e 81
practical standard work on It. h x sse.oe-N Foxl.,
Applied to the preservation and restoration Of ssa Fn.,
Applied to setianins and perfection Of character 20
Greatly enlarged and improved. Asuperior work. IN
M aws nnd faa ass apped to human
N Or the moral bearings Of PhrenolOgy, *
WEE noes ana Observations BY O. s. Fowler
L9 apo AsR to the Involvement Of offspring
"a bs ey and remedies Of perverted
TrMrnRAscE AND T5eHr LAcIsa-In vol; IL
The most powerful Temperance document In p1nt, o-
81 fhsnoiogy appsdo the selection Of companions.
EprcATIoS FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF MAN. 50
ByJG sPur5heHm r7' an appendix and il'u'tfa' 20
s sssooEs m AsR and to IS
rH tive nvsIuabe works Be.qiaiy
" plifed and adapted to youth, By Mrs. L. N. Fowler
Or Philosophy Of Charming BY B. Newman
w Hs1 Education and influence BY Mrs Hugo Reid
rlE ca pmeS Of sK Lectures. ByJ B. Dod
A SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE :..............;;. %
BY Louis Cornaro, who attained the remarkable
SYNOPSIS OF PHREsoLoey AND PHysroLoey:,..;. Ii
description of the functions of the body and mind
- By L. N. Fowler. ~
MARRIAGE ."
It's history ceremonies and philosophy. 70
Designed for students of their character Ilnsd' 70
iheif structure diseases ana Bv john Burde Dentist
application Physiology AgdcqRtaps ,s sRs o9 Ieb
Dy ~
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM: .-.'''-'''.'
Applied to the relief OF human BY Charles Morley.
fHRHfoLoGIcAlb ALMA:Sh a. fo By l.. N. Fowler.
American PHRENoL0GIcAL Journal psnt 4"
Published monthly. at one dollar per yeaf' iie'on'
Ep1SRnRa PHREsoLoGIcAL Journal FOR rro4o;:. q"
Two dollars q wear Published quarterly twenty
For al, lea st the Southern Wholesale and Retail spet,
~ CAMP Street, Men OrlcGss 10"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

DIsCHARGED.-A person by the name of Augustn
Barry was yesterday brought before Recorder Bald
win on the charge of having cut Washington Kiby
mihe hand with a knife. The affair was small
one md the accused was discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

WICKED MAN.-Tom Boyle took it into his head
that he wanted clean shirt, so he went on board
oayessel lying at the levee and got one, and
would possibly have gotten half a dozen if he had
have had the half of chance. Tom was sent be-
fore Judge McHenrv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

xoUEsT.--An inquast was yesterday held by
Coroner Spedden on the body of Hugh Beggy, who
was found drowned in the river opposite the Orleans
Cotton Press. The unfortunate man had gone in
70 hattie, and not being able to swim, was drowned
Verdict accordingly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
RELIGIOUS WORKS. AT No IA Camp st.
-NANLOR,S Holy LIVING AND DIVING.


TE1AYLOR'S HOLY LIVING AND DYING.
L TAYLoR's SACRED ORDER AND OFFICES.
TAYLoRs GOLDEN GROVE.
FRENCH NOTES ON THE PARALLELS.
WATHwRIGHT's Music FOR THE CHURCH.
WATsoN's LECTURES ON CONFIRMATION.
WHIsroN's CONSTITUTION THE Holy
WILsoN's SAcRATA PRIyATA GAPosTLEs.
WILBERFoRcE's MANUAL FOR CoMMUNIcANTs
WILSON'S ExPosIToRY LECTURES ON ST PAUL s
WARTS CHRISTIAN ALTAR fEPIsTLEs.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans station
ets,1Warehouse" [my29 3tJ J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

CRuEL.-A man by the name Of Philip Amandez
was yesterday arrested for having cruelty beaten a
rooed woman named Priscilla, in the meat mar
kst Of the First Municipality. He gave bail for
ks annearauce,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

Acc1DENT.-Yesterday man by the name of
Christian Glass; Prussian by birth, fell from the
c0ruer Of house situated at the corner of Moreau
and Elysian Field streets. He was conveyed to
.La Hosnital and died shortly afterwards
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

Turkey STEALING.-Ned, a negro belonging
TO- Mr. Afeck, was arrested last evening for having
stolen turkey He will get all the feathers taken
Gffrom his hide if he don't acknowledge the corn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

ARREsTED.-George Fraley was yesterday even
M arrested by the Second Municipality police, on
~ charge of having robbed the keeper of store
W. " tbe Levee of one hundred and thirty-two silk
~ ncbst handkerchiefs, note of hand for $685. and
49, m other articles Examination today
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

BEES. Bullock was yesterday brought be
fore Recorder Baldwin for having been found in
state of intoxicaten in the streets, night before
last. The Waterman, a-bettor in the case, did not
say that Bullock should put up his steaks but merely
requested that the Recorder should take care of
him. Bullock, instead of being sent to the police
SHAMELESS, was sent to his own home under writ
of injunction that he would never again appear be-
fore the Recorder in the capacity that he so ably
filled Yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday:

seamship Fanny, Scott Brazos st. Jago P Deshon & Co
sap france, Marshall Philadelphia CD Meeker
ssnp 6eo Stevens, Gushing, Liverpool r. c. jenkins
shp Rochester OTIS Liverpool J. p Whitney & Go
seaf Martha, Coz2ens Pensacola John Hurley 81 Co
schL Mary Davis New York Dobhin Il Wickham
S SSh alce Ellis, Pensacola, John Hurley Il Co
eoop Commodore Hull, jackson, Mobile, Master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

STEALING CoTToN.-Martin Crump was yester-
day morning brought before Recorder Baldwin on
the charge of having feloniously taken from the
cargo landed by the steamboat Buffalo, six bales of
cotton, which were consigned to firm in this city
The cotton was stored in the warehouse of Mr.
Wood on Canal street, and were promptly given up
on demand. Mr.. Wood undoubtedly received them
under the supposition that Crump had come honest
ly by them. The affidavit against Crump was
signed by Ferdinand Vascou, Cellos. The accused
was sent before the First District Court under bonds
of $780,