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Arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterday.

HEwLETrss A Smith Pinv Grove. Il U Strickland Bayou
Sara; Jones' Caddo PARISH Porter La CheFhud, San
Augustine, Texas G Mcflsnry Miss.
ST CHARLES. d Woodruff, and daughter Tenn; Pnlo
Whi Wisconsin; Theodore L Crafts Bos W McRea, East
Pascagoula.
VERANDAH Mr. and Mrs Gardner R Hammei, N o. Mrs
Stewart Mrs II Emerson and lady BOSTON, VIM II
FRAZIER Howe baltimore Mrs Jones, Arthur Tncam, n Y;
Lane Townson and lady, Ga; Simpson, Robert Tan
ner, Pittsburg; Dunnford, ST Louis.
PLANTERS. -. Mr. Patrick and son, R Duughon, David
Pipes SEMI, sama Lee, 4 Denny, La DR. Haddea VIM
6dfren, Tucham VI James jackson, Peiss, JI,
Felciana Newman Ala; Wilson w jones, Va; Thos
Mills Baltimore VIM Mo0Ies, Chareston II Moore, Moores,
Texas Edwards Ohio Geo Badmuz, Buffalo, Greenbeg,
Fa X Branch, Pensacola.
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ALABAMA SUGAR.--aiaiof jeremiah Austill has
left with us specimen 81 sugar just made on his
plantation. 1t is Of a beautiful lively color and
finely granuated, and We doubt whether any Of
the Muscovados Of Louisiana can surpass it. This
is a new business with Major A. and considering
his imperfect apparatus and that every thing was
hurried in the process. The result is highly eneoir
aging Ii shows coDcllsiYely that South Alabama,
at least as far north as 32o is admirably adapted 70
sugar cultufe-and when planters in this region
have more strongly impressed upon their minds that
cotton. while cultivated to such excess, win not
paw, more attention viii be bestowed upon this
staple Major Austill's plantation is on the Bigby
river. in north latitude 3IAo.-Mo6ile Tribune.
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nENTAL NOTICE.

DIR. PEARSON Inform. his patienss s..
II that he can be found daily at bis Office
frGm A. N. to p. n. Dr. Pearson X L I ~ ~
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are
too well known and appreciated 70 require 3
His BLOCK TEETH particularly wohy ne aLlsAs, =,
Of those requiring artificial ones bis prices are gaasd z
yoFne Street near Canal a2apn.
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Rs- Rev. DIR. Hawks takes his departure the
present week for the South His pulpit discourses
have been attended, during his visit to New York,
by crowded andiences.--N. 7. cypress. 2Oth inst
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oRLEANs THEATRE.

ylHuRsDAY EVENING November 90 ls4s-in be presented
L for this season, LECLAROpera, In three acts
bv avv. Performers: Mssrs -Feury and Beron, and
htadames Berton and LecOur
s- Performance to commence hafpast O'Clock. n29
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HTRBARD,s WILD oHERRY pITTERs.

Twelve months have passed, since the fact knowH
That HIBBARD had an agency in town,
For selling articles prepared BY him,
That. those vi ased them say, the thing
To cheat OLD TINE q half the spoils he WINS,
Ana urQves a blessing the ranks he fhins.
Trhe famous BITTERS made from w lid Cherry,
10Th Strength to The stomach, force,
AM cure Dsfz-as they must, OF course
10 and % the Organ risori
Bringing IN 70 that renrotae the LkER.
These Bters Lassifuae and Languor-
If you believe the u nd yoarsei grow stronger
diseases HEAD and weakness d the BREAST
N obese Bter give relief aH give immediate
For an STOMACH this Tonic proves ceItain cure
And you good they were, you would have tried them
long before.
For Ps1igo Dizziness Papitati0n q the HEAR part
These Bi and Life and Health, and Strength M
Fer general Tore tT11tdft0n
You II find they the thing ard worthy y attention.
our appetite they will restcres
You II feel quite after dining
A half une-sias ll before
The dzaner-leis, End, shlnlngs
Viii let you much. more,
Than health incinine.
~ Only Agenis IN New Orleans.
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EsE Headquarters 1st Brigade 1st Division, Z. M.
Order No. lS.. An Election for Lieu enan Colonel
Major Of the 42d Regiment viii be held az me
Commercial Exchange, st. Charles street, on FRIDAY :
EVENING" day Of December next at O'Clock, sss
the Polls remaining open one hour -,
Lieut. Co. Gree preside the Election, assisted by Capt
BfreS 4 d q .Bvo rofBr Z. L. TRACY.
no GEORGE w. CABLE, A. D.
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sLAYE DEP OF.

T. BUDDY.
ezS~ Slave ward and Boarding louise lo9 EraVler
sffeet second door from Oaronaelet.
VTOUsE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS iof sais
1 ~ III ,n,@e Slaves viii 10 received board s6d
on favorable terms. The building i large tRIs,eg hlek
house, and xey eon oaiogs e 30, 3ass s A,s ~ "a
slaves placed IN this xsld. n4 y
Il sALOMAN f7sFasmsm's General Farnfshsag
IL. Sure No. 10 6T CHARLES sTRBKTs Every variety
OF articles for Gentlemens use. nv
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NEW ORLEANS:
fHURsDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30.

THIRD DIsTEicT CouRT.-Peter Confey, IT,, of this
IT, has fled petition IN TINS Court stating, that on Or
'ou' 'e - w ss S'esns' a. Soi
q ,b ny of neiionsr All pce o. New ofsans'
~ f ~ t;e 5srss ~ coaol q 2 a0ca-
&c, apparently under authority Of the State seized three
ns 1ns statip9 IF % p la ~ cnss, ts poee
be 4sth section Of an Act 70 provide revenue for the State
Louisiana approved MAY ~ he should proceed 70 se
III tbe STATE Of Iouans a. te t q NJ. ffe amsHnt
1868 Sc. Petitioner claims that the Act of entering his
w, W. M MI ; y ana threatened sae az %
hony Of Justice being ,bout The authority Of the Su
rene Court Of any District Court Of the State Pet
EN- n ed sses my tne ACT anasr @ie osad AZ
e mil and void bsss s5 4 4 l1nr1,rs M er upon
be Assessors the General Council and the Tax Collector
MIA 'sfe sd ~ ~ ~ % If this state The
fit; 49, anu ~ ~ Al ~ he IeaissnTs abovs
IL enioned Nh ~ .,ead aeanst him. petitioner asIinr
b ss to ~ ~ 6 hbt in order to deterine ,vhsbe,
Az Toiso,o, bssa igb, ~ oTsct Nv seizl,s M
eia process The 4sh section above alluded TO- reads as
ba in case nersop shall fail 10 he ,a.a,t NJ said
me and place aud pay cause be paid 10 said Tax
oecso ne z asse - nm io 49, y snaI pc me
In al lbs usual piace Of abode Or served n t ms NJ
be shall pay the amount Of said taxes within thirty days
4 e ny On ~ , y sosq hoe, ina ne W. P5oceee
,,,.--,-.,
i-'i1a0ee' MORAN accused Of sseanng
AIe nom man naeu 'aeAzoh, u 'le mouse o. on4Ss
Ou alio' anu w "''g.e
ropertv were Yesterday examined before Recorder enos
IN were committed far trial before ne Tir,t District Court
u F. G. Dupessis. charged with assault and battery;
9Rrose s5foun5 Gd,as M9Ion M C.; WIN assuming
nd battery were also serf before fle same trbnna
&C.,, . s - - W. I'LL
- &c ~, Sod
~ aonos 81 Iohr NohoIson In
- os &C., ,t cEsygs b;, with TAXING bs own
4 ~, go - t5 ~ ~ tIoloL Cor, Iive,nool
,Iont a . oontr,r, 10 his nst,,ctions and with re-
,in ,d ss.nlti him in the DISCHARGE Of his au,y The
4 Nil he evsri.sd this week before Joshua Baldwin AZ
Il q r,issions We beieve If the law were strictly
food bi womb spIiect the shin a. wal "a Englisb 10
some trouble Some years since Captain Of an English
sse Just arrived At ms port landed piece O. alteIy on
N one Of OUT poiitica paies The Collector of the Pc
Vino By the did not happen to be oveIoyed at the
,oy us s IpS va Heagls IN eae1 M
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WRIGHT & co. would respectfully inform theFpairons
- and the public generally that they have Just received
quantity OF the above article which IS having suc i'm
mense run ia Europe and which within the year has
been introduced into Newly cIk and the principal Northern
cities with unparalleled success.
This remarkable compound was discovered By JULUs
WHoELER Distinguished chemist, Psychologist and
physician while investigating the and treatment OF
diseases of the scalp lie observed white employing ot
lis Constituents that the hair which in breaks off
at distances and becomes remarkably dry became
uxuauy soft and glossy having the appearance q beau
ul polished surface and had changed 70 the richest hue
the washing which part Of the auxiliary treatment
Father investigation resulted IN this celebrated compound
sequeBy received its present distinguished title &C Vienna,
being presented 70 Jenny Lind by one Of her admirers
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WIscoNsIN-We in common with the rest of our
editorial brethren in this section had fallen into an
error in regard to Wisconsin being entitled to but
two Representatives. The error was based upon
the fact that at her first Congressional election the
that by The terms Of her admission into the Union
as a State she was allowed three Representatives
instead Of two, and that under the new districting
of the State three Congressional districts were es-
tablished. in which, for the rst time, elections have
been held, who have returned one wing, one Van
Buren, free seier, and one Cass man.-ct- LOUIS
New Era.
PENNsYLvAN Deaih Of Capt. M0rtoa.--A tel
eeraphic despatch from Harrisburg announces the
death OF Robert IT. Morton, the former candidate
OF the Native American party for Canal Commas
.s....- Enlf (lillsler
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visit Salt River Ii won't do, gentlemen All
who go to Salt River get eored, they say. All the
ladies in that region resemble Lots wife, too, they
say So pray excuse us.--P Philadelphia SPIRIT q
he Times
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The following Is from The London Examiner.

The German gloss for the HAIR known the Jenny Lind
Hail Gloss the Continent and the wonder of the age.
deighng every body, has TO London to show its
charms. We not little amused 70 is beauties dis
ng and especially 10 that Count ID rsay previous
10 listening to the nghtingses song, auDonied his head
,
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THE JENNY LIND HAIR Gloss, on DER ScH6N
GLANz.We are indebted TO William johnson. proprietor,
for bottle Of the first n this country Of this beautiful pro-
dueion Of julius WhoehleF. the distinguished Geman
and Chemist and Physloogf which IS producing eRas
ton in the iashonebe circles n Euope It inst INTRO
duced here and will be for and predict tof "a q
brilliant caTesr The beauty ard splendof Of i effect are
equal the distinguished title bears and the great Fepua
linn of liz anfhnr y
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Rw Phoenix Fire Co. No. ga Subscription List
Of said Fire Company aid them in repairing their
M c. D. BUNCE's Hat Store. 80 Canal street
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NOTICE.
Mr.. L. S. HOUGHTON Of Vicksburg, and Mr.. r. w.
WORTHINGTON. OF Rodney. are duly authorized agents
subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
Of the q CRESCENT"
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Tie following IS from the Hamburgher Zeitang
TTransated.1

DER ScH6N GLANz.-rhs great triumph Of an BY our
dist;uguishsd eountnan Julius WhOehler though having
been discovered bat few months has already spread over
this entire continent with a celebrity unBfecedented and has
taken the of the great Swedish Pima Donna Jenny
Lind Such success universal testimonial Of its vsue
and the greatest Acknowledgements offs qualities lave
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From the New York Herald 4

DER SCHJN CLAM, jenny LIND HAIR POLIsH-
We have received bottle Of the above beautiful article
from lliam Johnson Of Ibis city, the pIopEeto We can
recommend very excellent article for cleaning the
hair it also really beautiful luse, superior
to any thing OF the Kind acquainted with
From the New York Tribune.1
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s. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL FoUNr DIVISION No. A. at Crystal Fouut Hail.
222 Tchouptouas street, at halfpast 7.
WAsHrNGToN DIVISION No. 5, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Tchouponas Jackson St. Lafayette. at alfpas Z
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No g. at Unity Hail. Ma.
ngny Buildings Third Municipality, at halfpast7.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

wsEE 1DYERrIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAeE
ST. louis .........ANDREw FULTON, Fulton P. NJ.
Pittsburg WESTERN WORLD, Norton 5 P. NJ.
Ouachita Riper =. EXIT, Williams, P NJ O.
Picksburg =. 49,. gen. WORTH Charles, 5 P. M.
Pittsburg. JOHN ADAMS, JONES' P. NJ
To The Steamboat Andrew Fulton-Fo FOR st. Louis,
Memphis receiving freight, and viii leave THIS
EVENING Thursday, O'Clock, positively from Poydas street
wharf. HYDE & OGBESBl, y Poydras street.
E5y~ The Steamboat Western World For Louis
Pittsbug leave THIS EVENING" Thus
day, o'clock puncnsly, from Poy,as street wharf
HYDE & oGLESBY, u Poydras street.
Passengers viii please N board at the hour. n30
~ Messrs R. BELL & 90, Consumes Of 30
sacks Corn per steamer New Orleans viii please cali and
eeive the same, or it will be sold to pay expenses
n28H HYDE Il OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
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~ Strangers in thu City, see DR.. B. F, MULLENS
advertisements the oher columns Of ths de Is one ths
10 need would do well give him call at IS Custom onss
street. nisu
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q JENNY LIND HAIR GLoss.-We would refer oas read
advertisement in another column Of ce4Diated
preparation for besutyng the hair called the Jenny Lima
Hair Gloss 1t certainly splendid article as Keeps the
hair moist and soft and ustfe that e hghy beau
tiiu 1t chemical preparation, and y unsurpassed By
any article used in the cotmete az and mnst meet ne ap
probation Of conn0seurs and all Others IN beau
tifn head Of haiI.p
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Z. .pwIaHr ssssggG,KEnET. ". p. !.

DrR soH5T CLxsz on TIE JErHx LiND HAIR Gtess
IS prepa1ed only by johnson < G00denough OF New York
American pYoeors who have the only receipt Of Juns
WhOeher in ibis country for preparing IL The genuine
has the copyright with the original German title Der
Wboeher," Oh the label and wrappers. Bewags Of 8ny
other and which Is prepared BY johnson q 9O0de-
nongh Al other n this country are spuoas For funheI
particulars and eslmonal circulars ~ ne Ansncsn
JENNY LIND u AIR GLOSS win be constantly iof aale,
~ 0alg Agest. ia New Orleans. j. WRIGHT & 60
Isl 1snaf-es sf-eaf M tlsfJ3lD
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SALES At AUCTION.
valuable oook washer and Ir0neT.

Ofdce No. q TOULOUSE st.
tATUKDAX December l2 oe0ck-W be sold al auction
- at the st. Louis Exchange
The Slave BETSY aged about a2 years. f French and
cock beatf washer aad and house ser
yant vtua al ats dne boy OF
years Hfa ay So fully guaranteed sanat The and
asaladies presented by law, sad We'll recommended
Acts q sale ofe A. Dueae ESQ Notary fule. expense
Of tie parchases. $50
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Auction sales This Day.

R. M. ARMF1KBD viii sell at the Store Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods. Hats, Boots Shoes, etc. with
out reserve. [eS~ See Auction headl
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hTy- TaIea0e THURSDAY, Nov. 3d. at I'm pos
ENUR CINCINNATI, Louisville, Wheeing and Pitts
I burg. The passenger steamer JOHN ~ b.
ADAMS, II. a; Jones. master, Is receiving -
freight, and will leave a above. For freight
or passage apply on board Poydras wharf ofto
HYDE Il OGLESBY, IL PoydFas 81.
II B--The joins ADAMS Is entirely boat. built
expres. y for The Clnonnall lIade. MS
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JENNY LIND
Hair Gloss: or, Der SChOn CLAM,

Won JULIUS WHOEHLER,
The distinguished German Chemist and Physiological
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ER- TO Isaue SATURDAY. Dec. q at5P NJ.
IGOR LEFIORE Greenwood Tcbuast Y azoo City. ga.
Il tartia, Vicksburg-. Y.4Z00 -P.aChsRT NsJ b
The passenger packet OORlNNE, Geo
W. Powell MASTER il receiving freight and q d
will leave above For freight passage having superior
accommO ATOMS apply board foot Of Canal street. to
hyde Il OGIESBH, IL Poydfas st.
N BThe CoTinne will take freight for Yalabusha River
with privere Of reshinping ns9
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M reove ne fear winch many lave Of uslne chemical
preparation, the receipt for the JENNY LIND HAIR
GLOSS has been submitted 70 the examlhaon q one of
from bis naefahgable and extensive researches ~ Hs
and is Collateral have justly entitled BIS on0h
10 authority the purpose Of procuring and presenting his
written opinion tins point 10 the public. which
follows.
This cenfes that have examined the receipt Of Julius
Wh0eher for Der Scb6n CLAM or the Jenny LIND Hair
Gloss By the request Of johnson gOodenough the pros
pfetoT and that contains nothing injurious 10 the haf
skin, but the contrary constituent elements and fop
critics alphabetically and chemically adapted both
and, in my Judgment calculated 10 produce the aeeta
nIanlad hn q AM
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Desirable House and Lot in Faubourg Trene
~ RnNNEVAI Ancl;nneer

Once, No. 81 TOULOUSE 81.
GATURDAY December Ni be sold at au7ton, a. the St.
- Louis Exchange
CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUN situated in faesoarg Irene,
together Improvements thereon measuring g re
Orleans deep Gagez and johnson streets
The comprise good frame Dwelling House four
roo1s kitchen Of with frepaces Priv Wei, ETC.
Iens- Onehaf cash remainder az and IL months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until pel
Act OF sale before A. Notary Public
pense Of the purchaser ns0
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HYDE & OGLESBY. laPoydFas st.
~, The MUSCLE No was built for the Yazoo trade.
and draws only 20 inches water. n30
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MRS. CAMPBELL, (fTom Philadelphia at the corner
l Of Poydas and Carondelet streets sells o.
the latest and best style at prices Tar below the more costly
Millinery stores. The beauty and neatness OF her BON
NETS are not surpassed if equaled IN this city.
This FACT Is generally ADMITTED. and should be uniyeF-
sally known by all citizens and strangers in New Orleans,
who have regard for their appearance and interest n86t
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e- 10 leags FRIDAY, Dec. /, at4P,
NOR LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pit8-
~ burg-U $. yHs4TL.--rhe new and splen- 49, -
did passenger Steamboat SACRAMENTO. sila1sas1s33
Captain AtkesOn, Is now receiving freight. and
will leave above. For freight passage, having
passed accommodations apply board Poydras STREET
wharf, TO HYDE Il OGLESBX. II Poydras St.
- The SACRAMENTO is very light dIught nso
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TO- 10 ieape EVERY.THURSDAY. at 81 M
ENoR XIcKsBg RGs YazoO City Gfend Gulf Rodney.
IL Natchez and Fort Adams-R 20 Bf.44R ~ =.
PdCKET.-The ghtdraught. superior last. sllaA
rnnning passenger steambOst GENERAL So g.
WORTH Thos. c. Charles MASTER viii leave as above.
For freight passage apply board at the foot of Canal
ma
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TTNE subscriber has No. 81 GTaver street to No
go J. A. BONNEVAL, Auctioneer.
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The acrascent City.,,

This magnificent steamer left this city for New
York, yesterday morning. The following is a full
and correct list of her passengers:
Mr. and Mrs. Lppncott and child DR. Hawkes. and fam
lily; Mr. Saver and family Mr., and Mrs. Sam Nicholson
son, nurse and shdreR M and Mrs James Connolly ane
Macleod and servant; Miss Hopkins Judge SideI
lady and child MI and Mrs Lee and children; Miss Man
want; Mrs John Heard; Miss Wildes; Miss S. Omer and
sister: Mr. Leonard Hyman; Mr. R. NJ Carter; Mrs Kuhn
2servants and child Mr. Robert Hesh and servant Messs
Brousseau Horton, Damsel G. Folger Sager, Nercrot
Chas Herse Hubbard, Mare, Tunham, Jas Smith Gen
Chevalier, Binoche Tamboury, j. j. Albert o. Buckle, W
s Cody; Mr. and Mrs Lemmen child and servant; Messrs
Callahan Kildutfa w. T. Jones, W. w. White Carter
GSoss,W Holmes. Sam Packwood r. Harsley r. Curiss
J. w Cartwright, Leslie; Gen A. Rust; Messrs Jones,
Carine Htchngs. Heran, Tyson, Coffin, Poore. Fiogue
Cazen. Wood, Andnse, P Shaw, NJ X. Hart, Dudounot
III H. Greene Cubricke and ThOrne.
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M1LITARY-We are informed that on the occa-
sion of the embarkaton of the troops from Mexico,
the regiments from Georgia, one from South
Carolina, and one from Alabama, will be mmedi.
ately furnished with transports from Vera Cruz
to Mobile, where they will be paid off and dis
charged. The division under the command of Ma
ior General Patterson, and the brigade under the
command of Brig Gen. Marshall, may be expected
here in the course of a few days. The company of
Sappers and Miners, which arrived here day before
yesterday, left the steamship Crescent City yes
terday morning for New York. The commander
of this well deserved corps is Lieut. G. w. Smith,
u gallant and talented officer. The company, how
evet, went on under the superintendent of Lieut..
Mcclellan. Success to the gallant soldiers, and
may they meet with that repose in the of peace
that they have so bravely earned upon the bloody
battle fields of Mexico.
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O'REILLY's TELEGRAPH.-The posts of this line
all now laid from this city to Memphis The
last post was planted nearly opposite our office.
From this last post will be drawn wire to the
rooms occupied by the company in the New Com
mercial Exchange, on ST. Charles street. The
whole work will be finished by about the 10th of
Iulv neyt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-16

MuRDER-On Friday night, the 9th inst, just
as the steamboat Gen. Scott was rounding out from
the wharf boat at Evansville, a deck-hand named
Joseph Brown, stabbed James Curry, a fireman, on
the left side, penetrating the blood vessels around
the heart, and causing his death in few minutes.
Capt Sharp Immediately had the murderer arrested,
and landing the boat again, surrendered him into
the custody of the authorities of Vanderburg
county, Indiana. Brown committed for trial.
The deceased was quiet, peaceable man, and had
been employed on the boat from the " first dav she
turned a wheel" He was native of Ireland
The Coroner found on his person about Sl20 in
gold which he had boarded up out of his hard
earnings to remit to his relatives in the Old Country
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APoLoGY.-Owing to an accident to our engine,
the Crescent was issued later than usual yes
terday morning. Our steam apparatus is now in
working ORDER and we trust we will not again have
to ask the indulgence of our subscribers. We were
indebted to the courtesy of our neighbors of the
Picayune - for the use Of their press-for which
we return our especial thanks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-16

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. - We learn from the
clerk of the General Scott, which arrived here yes
terday, that the steamboat Gray Eagle, from Gin
cinnat, bound to Memphis, was run into by the
Sulana, on the night of the 10th inst and was cut
down to the waters edge, misplacing her boilers,
and doing considerable other damage. One of the
engineers was drowned. The passengers jumped
overheard, and Were all saved. The Sultana was
bound to St Louis, and received little or no damage