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Peoples TELEGRAPH.-We learn that the dis
match ,vhich we publish in another column, was
,eIeorapbed tc Memphis notwithstanding the severe
storm which occurred between that city and Tus-
cumbia, Ala, by which towards of 100 trees were
nrostrated across the wires. Arrangements have
been made to put the whole line in perfect order as
soon as possible
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MURDER.-A most shocking murder, as we learn
from the Ibervilian, was perpetrated in the Parish
of Iberville, on Wednesday last, on Bayou Marin
gouin. A man named Jack Cross deliberately shot
another called John Daniel, famarly known as
Hoosier John. The deceased was in the employ of
Cross and Bill Quinn, hrolhers-in-awD and was
harmless and inoffensive individual. No attempt
was made to arrest the murderer, although he
boosted of having slain his victim.
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understand.

o. The Western Democrat says, that religion is
flourishing in Alexandria Why cannot our people
follow the example of the inhabitants of that town,
and instead of discussing the existence of He'll -
initiate the Alexandrans, mend their morals, and
so take the sure road to Heaven. ,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-30

Mr.. CLAY.-The New York Tribune urges the
nomination of Mr.. Clay, on the ground that large
majority of the delegates to the Wing Convention,
from the State of New York, have been instructed
to vote in his favor. New York, says the Tribune,
snot only the most populous and powerful State in
the Union but is the only which could of itself
have changed the result of the last Presidential
election and since then it has gone wing by large
majorities-last Fall by 10000.
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BooKs-Our friend Vail has for sale e Lectures
OH the Philosophy of Mesmerism ;" and Physi-
oogy," by Mrs. Fowler. Also, the GO News of the
World - and the " Flag of the Free," just arrived
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HousE or REPR EsENTAritEs,~@The election ol
two democrats 10 Congress from Wisconsin, causes
the House to stand 1l6 wings to Ill democrats
There are three vacancies: one in South Carolina
in consequence of the death of Mr.. Black; one III
the Seneca district. New York, occasioned by the
death of Mr., Holley. wh1g-and one In New ofh
CITY caused bv the resolution declaring the seat VI
Mr. Jackson (democraD vacant. Should two OF
these vacancies be filed by democrats, and one by
a whig-a result very probable-the HOUSE VIII
consist of III wings and ll3 democrats.
CovNEcrIcUT U. S. SENAToRs.-The legisla-
,,,re of Connecticut says the Baltimore sun OF Inc
odd inst. elected Roger Sherman Baldwin, ("ho
now holds the same office by appointment OF the
Governor to the q. S. Senate, for the unexplred
term of Senator Huntington deceased and Tru-
man Smith for the new term OF SIX years. from the
Ash day of March next, by majority of SIX votes
Mr. Baldwin term will expire on the 4th of March,
1851. Mr. Smith is now member of the Lower
House of Congress, from Litchfield and Fairfield
counlies He will succeed Mr. Miles, democrat
A wing gain.
RHODE IsLAND.-The General Treasurer of
Rhode Island estimates the deficiency in the State
revenues for the financial year ending May, 1913,
at from Sll 900 to 700. The amount of the
State debt is as follows due the public deposit
fund, Sl52 ,719 81 note at the Bank of America,
% S25 900; balance due from the State, per balance
of account current to May lst 1888, $9635. Total,
$lS7,354 81.
New JERsEY-The Trenton Gazette says: The
late rains and the warm sun have done and are
doing everything for vegetation that could be asked
for, Every kind of crop is growing rapidly; every
leaf and stem seems full of life, almost to bursting
LUTHERAN STATIsTICs-The General Synod OF
the Lutheran Church has just finished session OF
five days, in Baltimore. Itappears that their clergy
now number about $50. They have under Their
charge 1850 congregations, to which are attached
200, 900 members. Their yearly increase by immi-
grafton is 10000, and by membership, 3OO0 They
also possess three incorporated colleges and five
theological seminaries, in which about $50 young
men are in course of preparation for the ministry.
o. A fire occurred in Philadelphia on the even
ing of the 18th, by which the mahogany and mar
BILE establishment of the Messrs. Thompson was
DESTROYED
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G~ We are indebted to the steamboat James
Dick for late Nashville papers.
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AID TO ENGLAND.-The ship st. George, from
Baltimore for Liverpool, took one hundred stout
Pennsylvania hogs,
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To" The America Graefenberg Theory does not
all II
the face of an Intelligent community
language quacks and pende Bnt m me series VI
offered by the Graeenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its anldote.
rsy For Agents Gaefenbers Series fourth me-
s5y- Strangers in the City see DIR. b. F. MULLEN'S
in the other this paper. He the
very best in his profession United States All that
would well him call, at 90 Custo m ouse
mhlb I'm
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MiLiTARy.-G. w. Graham, of the Parish of
Rapides. has been elected Brigader General Of the
{lth Brigade, Louisiana Militia,
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EARLY CoTToN.-Mr. Dukes, having cbaroA os
Mr.. Walkers plantation has left at our off, ~
cotton bloom and boil which. he says. opened On
the Sth inst.-Abdny GA Courier. va
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SLAvERs CAPTUREp-The schooner J. B. eager,
which arrived at New York from Sierra Leone on
the 21st inst, reports that two Brazilian slave
schooners-one with four hundred slaves on board,
the other only the crew, but fitted up for SLAYER
arrived at Sierra Leone, April Is, prizes to British
men-of war. There no American men-of- war
seen on the coast by the ]. B. eager
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THE LAST SUPPER ... Armory Hall.

VJyHIS GREAT PAINTING, which has been exhibiting
this city for the last eight days is to be
for WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9Th Of June-or
vously should the chances be disposed of In consequence
of illness the family of the gentleman owning the picture
he has been Obliged to leave the city and has left in charge
of the proprietor of Armory Hall which place may be
by the public generally and particularly by gentlemen
who wish subscribe to the Unless the chances
taken by the 18th of june the painting will be sold
private sale This splendid work of great put up
at one-th its real value through necessity alone Call and
the Armory Hall Ice Cream Saloon-gratis m29 If
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New JERsEY.-The Trenton Gazette says: The
late rains and the warm sun have done and are
doing everything for vegetation that could be asked
for Every kind of crop is growing rapidly; every
leaf and stem seems full of life, almost to bursting
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THE CRoPs.-n Southwestern Mississippi and
on numerous plantations near Vidala, the cut-worm
has this season done an unusual amount of injury.
ond, in consequence, large amount of Cotton has
been replanted On Choctaw Bayou, the crops
are very forward. The Concordia 1ntelligencer
has received a cotton blossom which bloomed on
The 23d inst
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INDIANS IN TExAs.-The Indians in Texas it
seems becoming daily more hostile, and the
greatest vigilance was becoming necessary to pro-
tect the frontier settlements from their attacks We
extract from the, San Agustin Union the following
extract from letter, dated
SHELBYvILLE, May Is. 1S48
No move had been made by the Indians OF hostile char
acer-a look necessarily kept up by the vgilant and
wachu Ranger Our frontier line is quite safe protected
according to the following programme:
Capt FHZhughs company on the East fork OF Trinity
with Diet achment 80 miles above near Red river.
Capt Johnsons company, West fork of Trinity, deach
ment 30 miles below Chambers Creek. -
Capt Ross ut Waco village, detachment on the Leon, ~
miles distant.
Capt McCullcughs Hamion's valley $50 miles North of
Austin.
Capt Conners, on the Sandy, 1S miles above Federcks
burg
Capt Ge on Aroya Saco, 60 miles Southwest OF San
Antonio.
Capt Veatch, on the Rio Gande the Preside cross ing.
Capt Crump on the Modena, 20 miles south of San An
tonic.
Capt. Lamar at Ioredo. the Rio Grande.
Capt Sutton San Patrcio the Nueces, detach-
ment al Corpus Christi.
Col Bell in command of the line, excellent and eff
cient officer.
dispatch was hourly expected from San Antonio, with
and munitions OF when left. The Trinity river
was at its hig hest stage on the 10h."
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sa~ The Soft Angelic Complexion of some females

cv To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MUNROE g. CO.'S One Price Store No. 81 Magazine street,
may always found the largest OF Goods in New
Orleans and at uniformly low prices. mhs
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THE MURDER IN PoINTE CoUPEE.-We have
already casually noticed a tragical occurrence
which took place at a ball room in the neighbor-
hood of Ponte Coupee a few days ago. In the
Concordia lntelgencer we find the following more
minute details of the affair:
The two gentlemen, Eli ah Adams and Rowland
Robertson, met IN ball room, and to the astonish-
ment of all those present who were aware that
they had allowed dispute about property to inter-
fere with their feelings of friendship for each other
they linked arms and walked together to an unoc-
cupied corner of the apartment. Scarcely had
they reached the desired position where their con-
versatlon might be strictly private, when Robert
was seen to strike Adams a violent blow in the
face. Adams had scarcely felt the blow, ere with
revolver he shot Robertson through the body.
The effect may be imagined. Confusion. conster-
nation, shreks, and the most melancholy excite
ment, swallowed up with the power of magic, all
the happiness of the scene. The bleeding and life
yielding form of Robertson, in the tragedy, was
now the only remaining feature in the festival.
The senses of the whole people of the parish
We're stunned with the intelligence. The two men
who had given such fearful finale to this occasion
OF testivlty, were well related and of equal personal
responsibility. They had been brothers-in-lap !!
Adams was a WldoWer, having been the husband
OF Robertson's deceased sister The unfortunate
Robertson at the time of the catastrophe, had
scarcely realized the passing away of his honey
moon, and his young and unsuspecting bride was
mingling happily in the life of the ballroom. when
the report OF death in the room adjacent staggered
the senses of all. Robertson expired on the sue
ceeding evening. Adams surrendered himself in
open court on Saturday morning. and claimed TO be
admitted to bail. The District Attorney, P. A.
10y, Esq, having been apprised of his intention
was prepared with witnesses for the State. The
court, liter full hearing of the evidence on both
SIDES, Judged the case one of nansaughter and
heid Adams TO bail in the sum of $4,000 This he
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ALFRED .MUNROE & CO., No. "a Magazine street
sRTO THEIR CUSTOMERS. aAg
Ne do not keep our Store open on Sunddys)
J'HOSE of our customers who unable to call during
the day will find our store open the evening until half
past o'clock If any article purchased in the evening does
satisfactory be returned and the money Will
refunded. ALFRED MUNROE Co,
apps 2ptf No. "a Magazine street
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SALE OF A RALRoAD-'The Vicksburg and
Jackson Railroad, says the Concordia Inelligencer,
has now become well entitled to one part of its
name 1t is now, surely enough, the jackson Rail
road having been surrendered to Mr.. Washington
Jackson VINO purchased it at Sherifl's sale some
month or more ago. The debt for which the road
was sold was originally Sl50OOO which. however,
was once sold at a bankrupt sale for $4,000. And
Tor thls oeol TINS profitable railroad, which clears
S15,ooo year over all expenses, has been sl,rren
dereu ihefe was no alternative, Mr. jackson
had gwen the bank that originally owned it sim
nlated time TO redeem the road by refunding him
his purchase money and every effort to that effect
has been made but without success. The time has
elapsed and he has taken formal possession
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EDITORIAL FRAcAs.-A serious atfray recently
occurred in Nashville between two members of the
corps editoridENlessrs. Smith and Billings-the
former editor of the Gazette and the latter of the
orthopoitan. Mr.. Billings, according to the Ban
ner, was serioyG, perhaps MORALLY, wounded.
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SAD AccIDENT-We learn from the Concorda
hl'eligencer that on The Goth inst fine boy, aged
II years-Charles w, eldest son of w c. Bryant
Natchez-was drowned in the Mississippi. He, in
company with a number of lads went into the river
to battle but the current proved too strong for
Gus efforts We're made to recover the BODY: but
without success This should be warning to
hahers not rashly to brave the impetuous current
oil the Mississippi.
CONVICTION OF LANGFELDT.-The jury. in this
ease' found the prisoner, Charles Langfeldt, guilty
Vi 'ne murder of Mrs. Rademacher The Phila-
ueipiia sun says that the prisoner was completely
pfostraNd by the blow-all efforts at hardihood
failing him.
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~. The Soft Angelic Completion Of some females
while the epusive, muddy yellow faces OF
others inspire disgust The with males Could such people be
induced try cake OF the true Jones Italian Medical SOAP ey
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No-Peons who have bought cheap counteriei
this and have had effect proiuce must try s
the original. ~
s ones Soap and buy in at the sign
of American Eagle Chatham only Only IN New
Orleans. ], WRIGHT ISL Chartres my27 6t2dp
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Testimonials,
IeS111nOuldIS,
The definitions are models OF condensation and purity
Hon. him. b. Calhoun

Hon. Nm. b. Calhoun.
In the present edition, Prof. Goodrich has been ably
assisted by several eminent each distinguished in his
sphere of inquiry and the result in the highest degree
satisfactory. The work noble monument Of efudlton
and interchangeable research and the sty and OF is
typography would do honor to the OF country 10
Europe. This volume must find its way into all our public
and private libraries for provides the English student with
OF the valuable information, which he would
seek for elsewhere 'I0ad0n LII. Gdz.. HDritl iSe
THE edition of Websters Dictionary. in crown
quao, seems to deserving OF general patronage We
ecommendt to all who desire the COMPLETE
ACCURATE AND Reliable DICTIONARY OF THE Lam
GUAGE. - -
.uISigned by the following gentlemen March, lsS;
Teo. Frenghuysen, Chancellor University OF Newf OK
VIM Ii. Campbell Editor N Y. District School journal.
Daniel Webster nited States Senator
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HOEYVILLE BRICK MANUFACTORY
IEOEY & BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
of NewOrieaus, Lafayette, CauollOn, Algiets Grena
and HoeyvIle' that they prepared deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
to builders and Others the lowest price This establish
ment the largest the South and the patronage Of the
public is respectfully invited
my3O If HOEY Il BYINGTON
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rT1HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the pub
wholesale and retail, Corn Meal Oil Cake, Ground Feed
Ground Coffee ces of every kind and Of the most supe
quality neal prepared and delivered tree OF charge
any part of New Orleans or Lafayette.
Orders left no matter to what amount can be filled at the
shortest notice. the Orleans Mills being the largest and
complete establishment in the city,
eV Prices moderate, and such care given to the pepUa
ton of orders as will insure a second call.
my301m s. B. ROBBINS, No. 8 Triang gle Buiidines
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go Chartres streets, will keep their WRITING
ACADE.MY open during the entire summer and S.
that pupils short time, be well fitted kaN sE
to fill INC profitable situations. DN@SJuM
~ All pupils desired to attend until they
write in Tree bold rapid style u Hours, IL A.
M, and o 6, and to p. M.
rg~ DOLBEAR'S GOLD PENS for sale myl8
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Sands's Clothing Emporium

Dysenter bloody FlurThe Syrup has been admnsered
painful threatening disease with the most astonishing and
almost Incredible success.
sas- Wholesale Depot, 70 Camp street, Neworeans - ~
my25 ct ID. HANSBROUGH
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Maine-John l.. Cutler.
N Hampshire-Reub'n Laley
Massachusetts-C T. Green.
Vermont-Jno. s Robinson.
R. Island-Wm. S. Butt.
Connecticut-R. J. Ingersoll.
New York-(Omitted.
New Jersey-Peter V. Vroom
Pennsylvania-A. II. Reeder.
Delaware-Ebon Cloak.
Maryland-John Kettlewell.
Virginia-Wm. o. Good.
n Carolina-Asa Riggs.
S. Carolina-lNo app 'ment. }
Georgian. w. Flournoy.
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POMPANO-POMPANO.
nONPANO and other choice FIS H.,
L received DAILY at the " CARROLLToN \Ha42HKNgS
HoTEL'' and served up in the best style. ;.
al a few minutes notice my5 If
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Thus marked were members ofthe late Chamber Thus
marked member of former Chambers, but not of the
Chamber. M. Moderate Republicans, understood
ertan the opinions of the majority of the Provisional Gov
eminent. U. Ultra Democrats, Communists etc; ETC. un;
desood to coincide with the majority of the Provisional
Government G. Members Of the Provisional Government.
C.. Members OF the Provisional Cabinet Doubtful.
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Rich light Silk and satin vests Tor Bas and soFets ~ 10 70 u
Shirts DrawersWhte Linen and Muslin Shirts Striped
Linen Cotton Shirts Brown Pink and White Cotton Knit
Gas Cotton Gauze Merno Gauze Flannel and Silk undershr'
and Drawers. .
Rich and Fancy Silk Cravss Muslin and Baste cIava'' Linen
Aso-Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas:
e We selling our WINTER CLOTHING at reriarka-
bly, low prices - -,
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats from sio to s25
Doekin Cashmere Pants from 81 50 to SlU
admit ALFRED MIJNROE g. CO, "a IMAGINING
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o. A fire occurred in Philadelphia on the even
ing of the 18th, by which the mahogany and mar
bic establishment of the Messrs. Thompson was
DESTROYED
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ARCADE MILLS.
HAVING lately made alterations in our SAW-MILL,
i L we can saw 10 feet long. On hand lot of Ia
WHITE OAK TIMBER, from 20 to 40 feet long also ~
ST. DOMINGO CUBA and HONDURAS LOGS, which~&-
we will saw and turn to order
sT~ English and Pitsburg fire Brick fire File fire Clay,
Sand Lime, Cement Plaster and Plastenng Hair
PRAGUE Il SHERMAN,
my306t No. Is st. Joseph street, near the Levee.
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EMMETT CLUE.

ST CHARLEs.-J B Ieuison, Fa; CJMcRae HMM
MIS-; DuyIvieT, NY: A Baldwin, Mas; ''cHa+
- Nelson, NO. Carngton Arks: w Ft1sa,rsslai Ms
foIk Axis; ~ Cox Williams Mas "'
Daun; w Clary, Arks Sanford SanfoLtda { ]
Robinson, Y : y "'ou' Mis-,
G R Chatham; Merrick; stuart. w AZ ~ anrnbul;
Caldwell, Brashear, Ga ''ASoh, La l.
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Connecticut-John C. Holland.
committee of three appointed to conduct the Hon.
Andrew Stevenson the chair when after several nefiec
tpa motions to adjourn the convention about halfpast
O clock adjourned until this morning at CLOCK.
Notice given the convention that meeting of the
committee credentials would be held in the Masonic Hall
clock in the evening which doubt the New ork
question to be the prominent subject.
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OLLENDoRFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning read, write
and speak undersigned practical Pro-
the French Spanish English and Italian Languages
pecty and others this commercial
Community who acquire thorough knowledge of any the
above lately arranged established his Day
Daily
month"; week. SIS per payable in advance
day and throughout the and pupils
admitted every day. ]. S. DePALOS,
Professor of Modern Languages, No. IA Exchange Place.
iopposite the Post oice.)
Can be seen in O'Clock evening
vbefo of