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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
By Telegraph to the Ne,o- York Tribune.
Explosion on the Heading Railroad.

PmLADELPHIA. Monday, Nay Pm.
There was q fatal accident 90 the Reading Rail
road. The boiler ola locomotive exploded instantly
killing the engineer, Mr. Maggie, and iiremtn Mr..
Godfrey, and badly wounding four others The &C.
cident occurred among gang o. laborers engaged
ia LAYING down sils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

~ De Ioq.er,les Anerica and Judge Hnr''n
WORK ou Human Kgas iae tTo books read and stud
led ,nae the OF t1e French Rsvou reached ibis
country. Judge Hurol,s work can be obtained At me
Tn5uue once. Price - cents.
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Conrt CnIenanr...Trr DAY.

Cfscuir CouRr Nos. :. IS 30 g. g. -. 3, y.
CoNHos FLrAs-Nos. 20 % TO -, 81 81 So 81 q ~
a.. ii. a.. a.. f1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

WiscoSsts Hon. EDwARD V. WHIroS. o.
Rock Co. IS ,hs Wing candidate for Congress In
the Isl District q Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

O. person visiting the Museum would be a. loss 20
know ha 10 admire ct In that world Of wonders The
splendid collection q eu0ses Is the largest and best Ia
the country and the Dramatic entertainment .here given,
behind none 10 our city To-day Great Western. who Is
know1 the world the best YANKEES dsinsstor lv
inf appears Ia highly amusing piece. The dissolyiug
Views will b exhibited and lhst pr0digous, though
beautiful Babe may also be during lbs day snd eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

bond and mohgsgs fer 1000 will also sss'.d iaf"
colnt she Aas Bsnkon property si.ostec IN Brooklyn
The Sab Treasury in this city now holds less tasa
hsif million Of specie and tho daily receipts ata light
The os.rcs Of the las four weeks has besn asneKs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

T0flI I . Is NI lsI NWLj T71-IlJ NfII 70 T0'TF7
~ ..226Jl.l 2,i5gss1 7,l5i,4S2 II 5'oo'' lo'ilh
Thi, iseselusve Of tbs amount Of goods sent 20 van
house. showins the OF tho month 10 have eNeee
"a s..n these Of ls7 although the smsuAt Of imports
was yearly 80 y cent lees This feature Is caused By s
large amount Of free goods 10 April lsi7
According 10 the returns last collectively com
ps,ed fos all ths Banks Of issue tho aggregate Avss
nots circulation the United Kingdom Of Great srhs
and Ireland stood for the four weeks sndag March s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
Nsw-York cauIe sInrket.-mosDAy, May

lbJ our own Ncp0rter
A. market $50 Beef Cattle, lnsarly s from the South
& Cows sad Calves sad 300 Sheep and LAMB.
bfJ cafis-sines cur last report reduction Of folly
per cw b" been submitted to- and the current raes
today sill not warrant quoting the market svsrsgs
higher han from g TO 3d. lot Of 90 h.ad were par
chased for shipment to the English Nsy. station At Bar
inada from he appearance Of the yard the a.
tsraooni We should infer that qlte isrle number
isf' 0ssf-ho0 many could no, precissy ascertain
coHs and Casss-rhs mskst remains withou. sny oar
ueuiar change Buyers srs rather slow to operate but
prices as well sustained We quote from so 70 seats
sA'P snd LaHb'-Ths MARKETS 'hl very poorly sup
Piled and even those sale are no. Of n. y,ry best
quality. Prices are very high salss a. as So to So
AL sold.
h'g-ihss "i'Vsry little offered At the Scales day.
Frcss sre mule hishsf sales from - % - per
cwt Tor Long Island Timothy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
1"rko's .coso.ay r,portsdio, me rnea.

"A'N' avn .fF'fAfff tstF ff1ftfd Jyf fN igtcsn<
MoSDAY. Mayt
AshEs-About 90 bbs Pearl, sclf At s.. Peal, .e
sJ@I 81, Snd quiet
COfFON-hss en- uOwari tendency, With sales 30 -
ivo bales Homo % the Transactions show an improve
hsnt Of cent y Most 81 tho purchases b. ship.
pefs
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tss Flour market wa. .i.hou.
pateusf cnaaso iOesy. About tfs usual degree II a.
uTiiJ syed and 10 cases sale, x.fs MAD.
az trts decline Ths saiss however 90 not 800, n
s.neraJ Nsvsihsiess prices szys ad0~uw.rd tsnt.r.
81 snd ss fully "a below thoss curren, early ssf v.,t
sass ~ DDs 80 o % e0 Tor common Wast.tn n,x
l0fab ~ iof siF loiG. q for good snd oar, Ncb
sal tAf oenssss Oeetslsray sale Of Dens.,e 4, "a
q 81 There saispcstion 10 buy for futur- es,tys
y Dor not - current prices For s6qthsrn tb,r. /. ,
ftir demand, and 10 b0is have basa .old furursf
Deorssto~n, &C Al lzia5 y co. to 400 Dol. B snoy
~lns At ~, aud SCI bbs hns Southern a. 70 hss
. lh m9oefate oenzad Sales 40O b5l. Brad ywine ~
~ saa LIS jersey a. 57t Sales Rye g.ouT ST. 81
OhsiN-Insrel - a demand FOR Wheat and holders are
81 Sss' OF aus bushels 1ssesee made 81 li0 cts
~ huns lns lnqsry Tor Corn 4, nif. snd price. ~ith
Out easnfe sales 1000 bushels Jersey IS e.n,s $500 90
Ns- orleans a. -. 500 Go isfsT0r a. a. cent. Rye 10
AZ before Sales 1850 bushels ~ u cents delivered Oas
Afefshef miner CsaA A. as ceut. salss Jersey att
snd Virginia II sna4l eepts
NhiShf-i- hrm. sales 30 bbs part Al 25R 81 cents
oales ~ % p huds Druog e AZ - cents
rhOflslONs-fhsr- better feeling In Pork t0-tsy,
- seot Wv oos AZ tlo paIt 20 arrive this wesk 10
ae's sna 81 fof Prime The inquiry for Mess gooe
beef hssvy sale, IS bbs City a. $50 For Lard the
eemard GOOD sd tho quotations ere rather brttsr
sAss " bbs 81 g al for fair asc good parcels, so sss
$40 81 cents sale Of SEQ 0oo ID, dry sailed scestk
va " made 81 u cents and $50 hhds fisklsd Hams o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY .

~ Democratic NShig General Nommiiies.-
A Regular meeting Of this Committss WI BE- h7ia on
TUESDAY EVENING, Mag 2 3; bar past O'Clock 81
the Broadway House. BY order. 800. o,-,..
>. II HogARr HAws Wee hairmss.
LoFH1R MlLLs,
,,saa - pss~vsev seeretsfle. my u
~ Those q our subscribers who victims aod pr
sep.n, of,h. viesof moving requested % give
nation Of their new readences e. the oce Of I,f if''
r.,es.s.,sssss,.ss o. W. W" ssest De can aa'e
~ e..iar a. o. TfAans OHcs
tx ". A.. si.s.ltHlaJf Sgageri'H6, n C. i'f va-a''
49, a. anrnla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
Bonrd or As.istnnt Aldermen - M0NDlY. \

Board OF Assistant Aidermen' t'l"'-A'f "aJ Do
The President. L.Sus e. STEVENS Esq in Che Gear.
PFrlrloss.-Oi ~ scaua5e ard others ior veil ~
ir Forty 81 90 e. letueaa Aisr,h 500 -''--u 800
Cao - it-- OF R'4'f, hc...for same cor Or Ol rory
rfrla-s s1d Moth avenue. r COum Tee oo Streets.
Of s11fry psrso-s tlat TTslty ssf,nth-s- teiNf-n
Tsrth snd Eleventh avenues be- letuaet ara e1fO coo
r1sr s,- e s.llc....Of james Price, Tor REDUCTION
a eonl.qrsuss - occupation y Corporation 10 Dist No
RrroRr.-Th.t Thirty ssvrnth-st. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues 81 tsd soo sfsTssd ana e1fD .na
tausr - Ad9ptsd....Of Che Ccmmittse on Rosdi &c
lns F3rg-ssy-rshs between ssvont-sysnae tnd -oat
wag. 90 oominz1sle R0sd, be r-slIstec Adopted
b. favor OF soncrrrne o. pay NJ P4uf 50 or damages
isg'a's R1sd srd Efinavsozs b. regulated ara sray-
s.-d. Atopet....ll favor n conc1rnrf ijr s,"rf
Adrpi-d....sam- u % regulating TH-nasth-si rom
Frs'-svs- t0 Elsl Rvsl- Adopted 1tf ~ ee-if-
a.- Tsent,-lhst Adcpt-d same ~ ~ c1s Bsrfs~
$3.50 WssnlnE,ol piassf aua sixth o. Aaoptsf....
Ef.fr srd a-t sV Atop-cd...lu favor gf securing
i've ,-vs- % SKA g. between Fifitsvsuus aat Arsare
-'ch o. between h1fa-. a1i tp- IS Al0Pt-l .'-I9
o.lcur &c s---f in s.zlh-a- lctac-l AFesls a-d
e1s Of continuing siis lsel eii{ f-iy % present. p Z.
ar-r0rs r che oc.si Cortarftst Ter seven Ir.rf tt
- 0a9 year...T0 -a-ao sl .srfy t9 some - no
n1t ts9s cl--l- ~ lsn rtg1-ei tI ne C9mu'a Co1n-
- a1i 20 have usu.y ID llle tiff 70 oas noar At ~
slurs in " irtsr ard Two l1afs if- n sumner sud hai
1olr trips t l. 4t usni Laid ou "a "a io - printed
aEs1lCri0es-Ls-t SPrlcs-ftr-ei he hsnied with gas
Acoat-' Ihl- Nes-y o. Be slel ~-l sas Ad- -iea
....Thst VIZ " Eim9ldi keeper % Cry Prf1n, be
removed Lsid uro. th- tsls.
lssEssls~r Lfsr- Cuumun c,tign fr1m Street 4 a.
r..l sr viii ..s..ia-rt lies Or rsgulafils a1d SET
rrrh -f gueri1 second avsGue between Twenty -ifh b
md F.rtv-s.c1rd Af11,-t....frlm boac n Alder
g. rzt-nd SINE ir t1alns pier bet~eru h1trsf ans
J-s-rs1n 80 o. 48h Iul- C31cnred n....To resaist-
Flr-y-us.l.st between Baomirstsls road and Tenlh-
areuls
iii5a.n o 90 ~ Wednesday, rs1t. q, o'clock
o. Boats commenced running on the Delaware
aa. Hassoa C4as, '4,. no-4iI we aadsfsia1i thst
hssv. bsaz lcearsi YESTERDAY in zoe eaaa Per;
Jsrys which viii the Ius7s asioa Of nsvi f0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

COMMON CoUSCIL-Ihe Board OF Aldermen
held meeting a. their Council Room last evening Mayor
str,ker .n tho Chair. Aisr ne meeting bad organized,
he MAYOR Appointed tbs .l0rng Standing Committees.
I.l,s asd .lypropriaiign- Cady Wsnds'i. Hal
fr-eilnft- inter lor. Flsh. Schulz. Richards.
dueffnlfnff-Fish. Coy, Wilson.
Fi,s Ieparfn.uf-M cD0nsd, Iaylo Hall
Foiee-r-'l. Clcy, Carman
MIrtcfi--N ard III. Reeves, FriI
tt.auce-Tsy1 r. Cochran. Benson ksdding Hubbert
Iqops-4iesd sing. Wtit- Toy Of.
Hr.if ana parapi-Fhite, Mcdonald, WILSON.
Wa'ci-R-1f1u, Co.hrsg, kiehalds
Iis-n.f-C a-usu Hal, White, tnerral. Fisk
Ftrre ana Haf-r-Hlli. Banter. W sndal.
Ir.15 satf Place. Cochran Taylor. White
H.Ttfal-SshauE Reeves, MeD7nai1
D.rlnlsn schools hu1b-It Benson. iak-
Pablc Dtf'srnf-keeyes. keddlcg, schultz
Vegas anf Mfaiurff-Wis9n, h1sied, Aeddins
The Board t,n grccslsi 20 s.ec. ne following a1eeEs
Prsrdsrt cf ne Bsa-i-Pster o.. Taylor
Ci.rf 81 tis '91i79H Csuacii-EdsMd copeland
S'reff Conminigner-JOhn .. Lawrence
t.nlrcNfr-t hs-l-s bstfs.
Trs-rf-rr-lonn Doughty.
Ceaf.si ~ fit Board - -rn-f Humphrey
Attorney ~ rae Hosrf-Richsrd l1gnrsm.
hfli'a l-lrfr-l lsrles IS. j Coo ficl-
llsyfcf9r II Imp. Wclf and F4mPf-J-s en- Dyk-f
Co.l-efgff-Js ll-s A "a Irfls Charles Aa.se7.l-
l.-rt n 20 Autff-Elf1s &. h0rfsii
k..pr eftif Mlfff-Dlriti p ApPesa's-
--rfs- Of Hlcfssnf C4lf-Horscs scl-1g
llr.H - fle H1fct-J1sn 81 sell. h-rl anll F-ls5l
tilH er.ifr-JlnD c s-flols
tfg Nl.t.. -D4niel n Smith, Henry oss7yt Fr9fe-
rec 81 hlfsr 1- 30 Colsu.n J. K. Aanh-l = Wool
ssr. Farrell
lsiss lamo.f q pe- 5.s were received aid referred
f1 sqfrsfra.e Csnufl.-ft
Ater trs-ssctius o. -r azsIn-f 1. m-I1r inpo--
rsac- la- Loari al Ted au-l -sAt A-ldAy -xsails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

DsATHsASD INTERMESTs-F'0r ne rert end Hg
ipri. -9-Nssi 81, females 10 aaaifs .. en- 4reu o.
t1ls. g. 10 wl 90 u were irom N-w-fofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

PJLlcE "A man who gave tis name a. Francis
Golfer hrouEht before J1stcs Gsrrsoa yeste
acfls- 10 a'fallIrg -sfcn1an Buchsev snd fss0l-E
Pnfal-r D. apprted i-1 t1e testimony t,s tn- o-,-r
la1 arrested perior Slulsy rl- l- tne -lrcsr 10
Prince ard 81 - flrtort-ry couo 9ct h-a llter
-pp-d up t1 hr. Blchsr- ani kncctsd him i- clns--
Tle1c- 70 Wtcl me prisoner suce-sf-d ia uatlnr Die
escape IIs th-sr save he alarm o another Esfc1
ua-, lrau shoe srrvai Golfer bimse.f l.k-n luil
custody he 80 hrd 81 BAL in me sum ~ SEQ fD o.
r-sr 80 re Lo4r q General Ssss p T.rd Daley
cftea ul clarg- I'D atty assa4Iiils wife
aus Ar- a-1ni1z 70 xii her. The accused he'd BAL
il the 81 go u aPpe6r 81 the nsxg Court Of Session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

Increase thi- yesr -.......s ls8 ~ -eoui Is pfcl
This ia large increase Whsn allowance made ior The
vey ,ree amount Of Grain that came 20 market ga ha
Read To April, 1917. 10 avail Of the then high price,
The Bank Of the State of New-fors has dsclsred
dividend q thee per cent P'Jssle on the 1854 ia''
On wednesday large sale of New-fsrk Five
psr cont soes, sos place al Tho Msfshaou EsshaHis
BY ordsr Inc Controller They are sold TO redeem h,
note. of the James and Atlas ssns', which su'Pens,d
during tho late bauk eNcilsmsnt The stocks soa, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

00TE AfROSs GzArE AFE0Ss % GEArE AfRoss ili-
An excessive assortment Of New Styles manufactured b.
TIE subssrbs sd ur ale wholesale sad rsr, greatly
reduced prices. 40 5t'l W sBEOWN. Isl Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

Dsr G0oss-KESsErr WHEELEa 4 81 caihsrue-
st. ere Offering greatest Inducements IN ihs line ever
before SHOWN. They cant be beat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

~ Tha power ~ the press rightly applied 70 bush
pursuits leads 20 fortune To enable asvsrtser 20
fern rshf opirions and sppy the power u he press
s country Jaccicusy 90 business pgrtuits valuable prsc
tea. Information can be had - the Agency OfY Z PALM
SAD snocs Of 80 best pspeD, io which he has "a
tt.ritF % trarsset business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

GENERAL SEssi0Ss.-Ths Court was opened
Yesterday deg for the Nay term with the following et
erdar. ~. grand larceny 49, bsamY sn5-zL- ce1t,
q, burglary. ., p1scrinE,if -ga. sounf, attempt 10
vote eq4y petit larceny, ist aud assault and ha
tsry D. previously ecioed total az old aud new easoi
I'D Thr lanes OF the gentlemen summoned ss Grand
Jurors were then cal 3D. Dgt 10 only sswsfing % ths
names. they were dismissed until this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
BRUSSELS CARPETS

- FROM the great aacti0n sAethe best Ia the city
Choice patterns sna colou for the Unprecedented low
price u - Per yard, a. the Carpet Rooms Of
a. lv PETERSON n HUMPHREY 49, Pear-.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

- Boats commenced running On the Delaware
rae Hassaa l4aaI las. Hor4iG we 1atsf.ttal thar q
hssvs bsz lee1rfsi yesi-rla in zoe saAs Gear Port
J-rss which vii cause the as.0u Of nsrl ar1n f3r
some days lH0asidsle Herald, April -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

PoLIcK-Three persons entered the cabin Of the
barre Fshk lying the foot VI Duanest on Saturday,
svraus While The hauds were asleep, and stole qnaa-
tty OF clothing and ae0at $50 10 oils and sp.ci- 9th
s.hIch they escaped...A mao named William kent sas
arrested Yesterday bY 1cer walsh. charge Of nigh
WY robbery, and committed fJr e1-mination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

~" The FARMERS CLUB meets 20 day at l2
~ az the usual pace-sat ses, Grafrg, Pruning etc.
Crafts seeds aud cuttings will also DO distributed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

~ Improved MAssEric MAcIlSEs with Msluai lith
sdu0ol - 500 giving Instructions or thslf Use Price
g. SIC. 81. and slf II. "A. SHERWOOD. 81. D.. Io1
Cham5-risI s25 iteod
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
wrnrrsp.r MonrIss. De. 8. Is4s.

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. o. lo4o-
CoTToN-TheTe quite good inquiry iOi oo. AS
Yesterday add in spite Of the full prices claimed ne sae
reached 5000 bales Good Iiddling, 67sf1o7Sc maahns
Fair, SIC. .., ~.
TOBACGO .-Tobaceo stiH in demand. and 90 hhds dis
.J ~ - follows 6Ohhds a Admitted at51k 70 Refused
II sSsS Il A. At 81 and u R. At Skc Another sale o.
9sa bbd Mason County the usual terms also reported
sTTGAR AND MOLAsSES.-The sales Of Sugar weFs
40 N 400 hhds At the decline last noticed OF molsses'
6oo rms taken at 20aa05sc. 2 gallon.
FLOUR-The Flour Market toerably active 9s 80
day and about 5000 bbs changed hands including ~ @
Ohio from steamboat a 625. 10 do limos "a ~ ~
200 bbIs Ohio e atbOat load) private terms ~ NE
be about "a 49, $50 bbh. choice st. Louis :. ~ wv
Fine AZ "A H. and "a DO. Common at % ga ~.
GRAIH-AhhOugh the weather was mo- 49, ,oooa
tsrday Cam continued in good request ana neaiy AVV
100 f.bouf III ofens) were taken at 50GDo6c bushei
fr drv los az d and New Nothing done IN Oats or IN
Wheat. .. 4
81 to0 MI. New Mess at So 140 do. Old al so @s,
d "a 40 Prime st 90 I2 OF Lard, 500 kegs very nte
nor bougbt5 100 bbs 81, and ~ bbs and teTees SIC
o Beefis dull at $40 50 and 81 50 for Mess and Prime
Bacon Sides are worth 4l6D4l4c. e ID.
COFFEE.-50O0 bags Rio sold at 51dE35lSc. o fb
GUNNY BAGS "A lot of 25 900 Gunny Bags in bundles
taken at 92ic. each
WHIsKY-saIes Of I2O bbs Rectifed at 49, and 100 DO
Raw at 2Oc. Q gallon.
FREIGHTS.-An American ship taken Tor b'eipOOi at
I5-32d. for Cotton and 111zd for Corn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

PATENT SoLEs.-We have just seen a new
article, which we must confess, besides being en-
tirely novel, we regard a very useful invention.
We allude TO Robinson & French's transferable
elliptic spring sOles. These are made to be placed
in the boot or shoe of either lady or gentleman,
and the and elasticity they mpart to the car
riage of the wearer, is remarkable. We advise our
friends to try them, and they will find them very
desirable acquisition They are for sale at all the
principal shoe stores in the city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

The RoTHscHLDs-T The London Mercantile
Gazette, of the 18th ut., says: ''A morning colt
temporary contradcts the report of Messrs. Roths-
chlds, Brothers, of Paris, being engaged in wind
ing up their affairs, and that, consequently, they
conduct their multiplicity Of business as heretofore
This announcement corroborates what we mem
toned yesterday in connection with this subject
The report evidently circulated for the benefit
of certain spectators, who too well knew how
great sensation would be created by such a
statement"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

RAcEs.-By reference to another column, it will
be found that excellent sport may be expected to-
day, on the Metairie Course. There viii be two
races the first, two mile heats for $500; and the
second, mile heats, for 500. A delghtful ride may
be enjoyed on the shell-road, as carriages, for pas
sengers, viii leave the St Charles Hotel and Canal
Basin, in time to visit the races.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

MARINE = Eliza Thornton. The bark Eliza
Thornton, from New Orleans, which put into PEN
sacoa in distress some weeks having sprung a leak
two days ont from the Balze, has discharged all
her cargo, consisting Of tobacco and cotton, and
will have to return to New Orleans for repairs be-
fore she can proceed on her voyage to the Medier-
ranean-so saws The Pensacola Gazette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06
Observation-Disclosures.

When the suns rays shall fade. bis light decay.
The longer chance of life on earth is slim
Then look, We mortals for the final day.
The Delta says the light Of Sol is dim;
But stop-be not alarmed, you silly fellow,
The light is only like the wnter-meltopi
What mistake And is the Delta wrong
And could your rght-hand neighbor wei be seen
Beyond all doubt The glare was very strong,
So were the spirits aiding in the scene.
So strong, indeed, the critic without trouble,
Might see as usual, every obiect-ioube. Phil.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

DAMAGES FoR INJURlEs.-At Boston, on the
24th ult, Henry Quincy obtained damages in sl40o
ofHollis, ThayeT & Co, for injuries. eonffninp him
% the house for six months received by being struck
with q cotton bale thrown from their store. A man
bad been stationed 70 warn passengers. bps shs cyy
We giYsR ~ lass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

Digest OF ALABAMA REPoRTs.-We learn, says
the Sumter county Wing, that T. Reavs, of Gaines
vile, has for several months past been closely en-
gagged N preEaring a Digest Of the Reports of the
supreme Court Of Alabama. This work, so much
desired By the profession. viii be published in few
monihs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

MARINE DIsAsTER-We learn from commu-
nication in the Norfolk Beacon that the brig Ponce,
Capt Edwin L. Hall, from Norfolk bound to Bos-
ton, was lost on the night of the 18th ult The
mate and four men were lost-the captain and
negro man escaped.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06
The BENEFIT TO PHGNrx at Cos

THE BENEFIT TO PHGNIx Far CoMPANY.-
Dan Rice-the muniicent Dan-irew to his Circus,
on the occasion Of the benefit to the Phoenix Fire
Company No 8, last night, one of the most crowded
audiences he has had during the season. In the
prosecutions suffered by the Phoenix Company,
none have displayed more liberal spirit than Dan
As a benefactor of the Company, he almost stands
beside Madame Caldwell, by whom the beauti-
full and costly engine destroyed, was presented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

evening, of the Committee appointed by the various
Lodges under the jurisdiction of the Louisiana
Grand Lodge Of Masons. See advertisement in
another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily fer ne Crescent bV VINCENT WILLIAMS
LaTAyETrE, Dec 5. Isls-Amved, steamers Dove. with
275 Hogs Il Sheep Bevidere, 20 Beeves BTazo 10 smaf
Ref Cattle Iowa 81 Beeves Mameuke, 500 Sheep, 40
Beeves Prices-Beeves, 55]Sc.; Hogs AZ. ID Sheep
81 500s2 50 head Mich Cows, $2O9$S5 head Hay
s25GSg7 ton Oats. 30032c. q bushel Bran 6OC07Oc
Govt: Com 55is057c. q bushel; Oh Cake, 81 Q cwt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

NJ We have in type an interesting cOmmunica-
tion in relation 70 the Altered Constitution Of the
Danish Monarchy which want Of room compels
us 10 defer until tomorrow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

9z- Some persons say that the late discontinue
Of the democratic party was owing to the person the
wings had chosen for their head. We think it was
owing 10 defeat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

AMERICAN THEATRE.-A full and fashionable
house greeted Miss BRENT on the occasion of her
Benefit last night. Space prevents US from saying
much Of the performances, but everything appeared
to be done correctly. Tonight the celebrated
drama of DOmbey and Son, which has long been in
preparation, will be performed for the first time in
New Orleans. 1t will develope the whole strength
Of the efficient company engaged here. Dancing
by Mr.. Thompson and Miss LaForest, and the sue
cessful drama of the CoTsair's Bride, complete the
bill The inquiries for seats will no doubt be nu-
merous at the box-ohice this morning..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

GEN GAINEs.-The New York Day Book says
that Major Gen. Gaines will probably be assigned
TO the command Of the Second or Western Division
of the army Of the United States as soon as it is
vacated by Gen. Taylor. The Secretary of War
has expressed his opinion in favor Of The appoint
ment Of Cen Gaines, provided the President viii
sanction it-of which he has no doubt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

The GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL. - The cores
pendent of the Charleston Courier announces that
the southern mail would take its former course of
transmission, j. e. ria Fredericksburg, Richmond
and Petersburg, on the 4th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

Os- We see it stated that dispatches have been
received from Gov. Bagby, Minister to Russia,
who has recently travelled through France, Ger
many, Austria, etc., in which he expresses the
opinion that the cause of republican liberty, will
De established on firm and durable basis both in
France and Austria, aud that the interests Of the
United States require close commercial alliance
with those European Governments who evince
disposition to dispense with their feudal systems
and political abuses