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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-11
DAGUERREOTYPE.

BRUSHS DAGUERREOTYPE.
A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
- pubic that he has opened Dag UERREOTYPE
GALLERY at the corner of JACKSON and TCHoUPIToU-
LAS streets, Lafayette, and guarantees all Licensees be
equal 20 taken in the United States and oicits share
OF patronage. Prices moderate. nl3 tt i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-11
ZOE YUCATAN.

FOR YUCATAN.
MILITARY GOODS.-The subscribers have now or
lVA hand 200 u. s. RIFLES, from Harpers --zsse@S
Ferry a large supply Of COLTS REPEAT *
ING PISTOLS. (six shOOters;l English BELT 80
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS also, low $3.50
priced Revolving Pistols which, with complete
Of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes, and other Mil
tary Equipments they offer for sale low for cash. at No II
ChaTtres street. lJe22tfl HYDE & GOODRICH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-11

YOUNG'S, No. Camp Street Now Orleans,
NOW receiving, at the above Store, by every aHvsf om
y the North. entire new and exten-
r~Q siye stock of Ladies and Gents 50 SEz~Sss
tFTA finest patent Lever Watches, hunt -
S. ing and oDen- faced Quad, Vest and Fob Chains
ezAAGlaest and most fashionable style Of Ladies' and
GentIemens Breast Pins. Also new patterns of Studs,
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen-
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold PENS Of the best
makers. Also. large stock of Silyewae, consisting of
table tea and dessert Spoons Soup, Ladies' Casters &c.
all OF which will be sold at the lowest cash prices The pub
nc are respectfully invited to call and examine before
chasing e,ewheTe.
N B. Thesfctst attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry Canes Diamonds, sind all
kinds of Jewely mounted in the latest and best
All repairs warranted. or no charge NJ tie
NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
M ln receipt of large and splendid stock OF
Wv God and Silver, Lever Lepine and Deuplex S~Q
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss S9SA
manufscture. Also, JpwelIy, Sill e 81
80 S~Ss veF-waFe, Spectacles, Gold Pens kszakzsa
Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen 10 our stock, before purchasing elsewhere it
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city
KNOWLES s. NOEL, IS Canal street
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing desc ptOn of fine Watches Clocks Jewelry ETC.,
which shall perform satisfactorily ever, ekgrge.
n6 If X N
OHRONOMETERS.
> TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS, splendid instru
- ments made by Thomas Hewitt Liverpool for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, No. and Front Levee
Ie7 IT hoiBsen Ilusternhn1se and Rienvlle streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-11

- BUTTBR, CHEESE Bio
fNOSHEN AND WESTERN BtTTER-IOO0 kegs
~ CHEESE-500 boxes Western Reserve
ALE--bo0 barrels Northern and Western
SlDER-250 barrels Newark
BACON-30 casks Cincinnati cured.
TEAS-750 packages assorted
BUCkWHEAT-200 packages
WINES-l00 bare.s Madeira and Port
MACkEREL-200 barrels No. 3-lsrge
GANDl.ES-5e9 boxes Star. Sperm. and TalOw.
FIRE CRACkERS-450 boxes No l.
STRAW PAPER-20Oe Reams. For sale by
"a I'm A. ID. GRlEFF Il CO. 80, 40 and a Old Iseyee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-11

Dr.. HALL, 1877 Canal Street,
I'm the SymotOms and Care of BRONCHITIS, LOSS
" OF VOICE, CONSUMPTION, &C. sold at Il amp
street New Orleans. by Lu2l III j. B. STEEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
The TcIe raphic News.

The information received by the lightning line
yesterday, is of but little moment.
Neither house of Congress was in session,
both branches having adjourned from Friday to
Monday.
In the State Legislature, some interesting pro-
ceedings took place relative to the general man
ufacturing bill; otherwise the transactions were
of but little interest
Ii will be seen that the Dorr rebellion difficult
ties have been transferred from Rhode Island to
Washington, where they are TO undergo an in
vestigaton by the United States Supreme Court.
1t is understood that Judge Mclean will posi-
lively decline nomination for the Presidency
The Judge, perhaps, has come TO this conclusion,
from the conviction that il will be futile to con-
ties, the matter with such a man as General Tay-
lor-the first being party, and the latter the
peoples man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

OLD WHrTRY AT New ORLEANs.-Great stories
are told of the various efforts to get few hairs
of Old Whitsys tail II Is said that the Go.
neral morning early as indeed he always does
and went to the stable to look after his favorte Ne
there Jaw a man jerking hairs out Of poor Old
whtey'A" tall at every pull the animal would givo
uneasy start DON'T annoy the poor horse.n sad old
Zsck he has suffered and endured quite enough In his
day" The man dcsistsd and not rscogns np he &C.
neral replied g Well rather think ths Old fellow suf-
fered then at the hands OF Old Zsck's enemies and
they've beth got TO stand some from his friends And
AZ can't get achancs at the old rascal himself Why III
come the next lick TO him out Of Old WStsyp "Old
Zack laughed and taking OF that glaz cap OF bis
quietly ssid"My good frisRd II you We nj any hair you
a ~ take handful out Of my bead, I've got plenty
&c but let poor old Wheys tail alons.n The admirer
Rough and Ready stood astonished aad sbsshsd when
be recognised him, but made perfectly happy By
hearty shake of the old Generals handOev. g. Louis
l.evstlks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. %, le4s.
WARRINGTON PARK BROOKLYN.
Mr. FINN reported against any interference with
Washington Park Brooklyn Laid on the table.
AAssoH RIVER
The harbor river resolutions made the spe-
ciI order Tor Wednesday.
STATE ENGINEER.
The State ineer bill further debated in COM
ynistee, and amendment agreed to governing. the
board In its appointment Of all subordinate engineers
and asssans instead OF by the State engineer. The
bill gone through with, reported, and laid on the
table till Wednesday.
The bill to extend the time Of collection of the tax Of
ls47 was passed.
Assembly.
BROOKLYN GAS LioHT COMPANY.
Mr. COLLINS reported in favor Of the bill to incorpo-
rate the Brooklyn Gas Light Company.
BILL PUNISH LIcESrIoysKKss.
Mr. BurRIcK reported substitute for the Senate bill
to punish RIGHTEOUSNESS.
PENsIeSs TO WIDOWS.
The Senate resolutions to extend the widows pension
law concurred in
REMAINS YORK soLpIERs
MIR. RosE reported bill to provide for the removal
the remains of New York soldiers killed in Mexico.
CANAL APPROPRIATIONS, sc.
Bills making appropriations for canals n for dsfray.
ng the expenses Of the State governmen passed
RAILwAYs
Resolutions declaring that railways cannot be built
with advantage under general laws referred to the
Railway Committee
SUFFOLK BANK.
Mi BROOKS offered resolutions to enquire into the
propriey Of the Suffolk Bank system Of rsdseming cir
culatiug notes. ~ applied to this State.
FRENCH sPoLIArIoN.
Mr. RAYMOND laid the table joint resolution call.
ing upon Congress to legisste upon the French spos
tions.
GENERAL MANUFACTURING BiLL.
The committee then resumed the debate on the Gene
raj Manufacturing bill.
MIR WALSH moved am dment, making ii felony In
trustees declaring paying when the compa
ny is In ete Of insolvency, when, By declaring
dividend 1t may have tendency to place the company
in such position.
Mr. +. C. BKNEpIcr would support the anne ndment
the act were made punishable q misdsmesnor.
Mr. RAYMOND thought the existing legal provisions
were sufficient.
4Mr. WALsH's amendment was adopted, 80 to 81.
Mr.. MERRY moved q reconsideration, TO make the
crime amisdsmeanor. Carried, 50 to %
The debate then renewed, but no question tsker
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

TIE RE~ sag AspsEw tosr.a was Ia npehsd ysstsss
day morning ssreeaby 70 notice, from Msssrs psrins
Patterson AID Stacks yard, wilIiam.burgh She IL the
largest ship ever constructed that side of the river
and the announcement of her launch brought out the
strength and beauty of the village
TIE steamer belonging to Mr. Forbes, Of Boston, was
advertised to be launched from Mr. w. Browns yard
this side at the hour fact attracted some
what of q crewd and both vessels were In view and
let of the moment, msds1t the affair quite nte-
resting.
THE New SHIy r. c. WINTHROP, at Boston, has q
mizsn topsai rugged that 1t be easily reefsd
from the deck by invention Of Capt A. L. Simpson.
It attracts good deal Of attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1913.
At twelve o'clock to-day, the last respect.
were paid 10 The remains ofWiliam VI. Graham,
late Lieut.. Colonel of the 1l;h United States n
tantry, who fell at the head of his regiment in
the battle of Molino del Rey. The service over
his remains was performed at ST. Johns Church,
and the body was thence conveyed to the Con-
gressienal cemetery, under the especial escort
OF the third battalion, accompanied by the Ma
rine Band. Many officers of the army and navy,
in uniform, together with great number of dis
tinguished citizens, were in the procession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
Great Democratic War Meeting Called.

The democrats of Tammany Hall have screwed
their courage up to the sticking point. The
committee, after much labor and tribulation, have
published call for a great war meeting, to be
held at Tammany Hall on Saturday next. Invl-
tatlons have been addressed to ten or twenty pub
lie men, In and out of Congress, to come here by
any mode OF conveyance, and make speeches on
the occasion. If they do not come, they will
send replies; and those replies will contain their
opinions the present crisis, which will, of
course, be published.
This Is an important movement OF the demo
cratic party in this city For many months past
that party, in this city and State, has been in a
condition approaching ship-fever, almost. Many
distinguished doctors have been called in to
prescribe for its disorders DR.. Van Buren,, of
Knde h oob, and Dr. Van Brandreth, of West
chester county, both Twin. in their castles on
the banks of the Hudson river, have contributed
their advice and thir pills. DR.. Van Buren's
History, for nearly thirty years past, is well
known in New York. BY means of a very lu-
genious pill, originally invented by him, and
manufactured out Of pap, or spoils and public
plunder, he has managed TO keep the democratic
party on its legs for great many years, and
gwen TO It's constitution a siren 9Th and viCc.
equal 10 that OF Goliath OF Gath, Tor ~ least
q short time. But recent events--some Amos
phrrc Oh nEe, aud the mutations Of public
opinon-hsve De troyed the efficacy of the Van
Bur-n pills, aad a great many Of the friends
of the democratic party have, in consequence
called ~ the aid of a new doctor, who has
become famous by the manufacture of vegetable
pills Both Of these doctors are very distin-
guished, and have retired with immense for
tunes. Il is singular, TOO, that they resemble
each other in personal appearance, being of
mod-rate siz, round face, rotundity of form,
and eeutlemanly in their demeanor. The only
differ nee between them 10, that Dr. Van Buren,
never gave pills to the newspaper press, whilst
DR. Van Brandreth has been extremely liberal in
that respect.
The meeting to be held of this party, will,
therefore, be very important, as it will give US
some insight into the disorder of the patient, and
also of what may be the opinions of the party OF
the Mexican war, and perhaps on the next Presi
dency, Tor the present year. They have week
within which to make preparations, and we have
no doubt 1t will be large assemblage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

EXCITEMENT IN WIrDuAM.-Not little gossip
has been occasioned in the generally sedate and
quiet town Of Windham Cqpn by TIM sudden death OF
strange you lady who wss brought 81 that place by
a gentleman and his wife, from Middetown, weeks
since The young lady in dns Of time gave birth
to . child aud doing we'll when about two weeks
after the birth be received letter from her mother
which contained threats Of abandonment unless shs dis
closed the father Of the egi;mae This shs had stead
lily refused to do and being greatly excited by the receipt
OF the letter tainted and died before relief could be ud
nini,tered. The body was taken from Wndbam by the
persons who carried ths young woman there She
introduced her attendants TO the family In which
shs was placed 10 Windhsm, as Miss Mix Bat This n
presumed to have been an assumed name. The marks
her linen picked out shs Was elegantly attred
and seemed to have belonged TO the higher rsrn In life
-Nerpjek NeUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
Affairs In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. 1913.
Neither House Of Congress was in session tc-
day.
General Sam Houston, Senator from Texas,
arrived in the city, and took lodgings at Browns,
last evening"
1t is rumored that Judge Mclean, of Ohio,
vii! decline the nomination for the Presidency
by the whig National Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
NEW YORK HERALD.
Eorsh.wsst Corner Of Fulton and Nassau IS
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

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Fr.cs = per copVs3 fer including posi-
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psfissehs oH he received BY MessTs Galtgnan 10
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afsisr benkse!leT, Herrre.fa street London
PRESIDENTIAL HER.4LD-Everv Tuesday, One
Dsiiur fer The Campaign
.sDVERTI EMENTS (ncv every norring) at req
sondte prices; 10 De 0rten plain, egibie manner
Ihs prfefor MOI r.EToub!s for
PRINTING -f al kfndI ensc1ited besut.hilty and sOsh
sespGck fA orders at the Publication Office, Of
Fulton and Nassau streets
all LETTERS bp rssiI, for subscriptions, o. toith
cdrstfs 10 be post paid the postage trH be de-
Quoted from the money rergitfei.
FOLUNTRRY CORRESPONDENCE, containing
aud " used ,eiH Gtanats be literally paid for.
NO MOTTO f. cen De taken ~ anonymous eors-ps;es-
icT. 'PAatsUsr 10 sadeS for insertion mat be authet,
Gated ty he aud address gf the crtfr 10.
.y for specification, bht as guaranty II N, good Jdih
We cs1rai GeTtdke 10 retstr rejected
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MI. sIsslppl Convention.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. %, lS4S
Mr.. Geo. Poindexter, heretofore prominent
wing, spoke at the Mississippi convention. He
lauded the democracy, and denounced Mr.. Clay's
Lexington speech
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

AMUsEMENTs TOMORROW EVENING.
PARK THEATRE-SArps. LENT & Co.'S American
Circus in their varlous performances.
GOWERY THEATRE. Bowsry-tlHARLoTrE TEMPL Z
-BATrLE OF MErrco--AiYsrEniKs OF OppF
CpATB AN THEATRE. Chatham street. -ELyTcHERs
ANCIENT S-ATuARy-SPKED THE tLoU0H-NopxL ARTISTS
-TkKELr
BROADWAY ODEON, Broadway -MusIcAs GLASSES
-GkEcisN IkpcIsEs-NopEL ARTISTS.
PALNO's OPERA HOUSE, Chambers srest.-PEo TEs.
TsIERs' TROUPE OF MODEL ARTISTS.
PANORAMA HALL Broadway, near Hcuston.-BAN.
warns PAropAaA MISSISSIPPI.
ALBANIA SALOON Broadway between Spring and
Prince AMyBELLs ETHIOPIAN SERESApEns-Sirging,
Dancing Sc.
MELODEOT, Bowery-A variety of MICRO MINsrREL-
DANCING given here every evening by clever
band TO crowded hOuse,
BPOOKLYN.
BROOKLYN LYCEUN. Wsh,nxton s,reet-Christy's
MinsTcls-ETBIoPAiN SINGING BIT DANcIro &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23


Music AND Tng OrERA-We lutimated some
time ago, that the celebrated Havana opera troupe
would probably make their appearance in New
York 1t the approaching sprin. We now learn
that such intimatIol gathers strength and that
Senior Morti, with his whole troupe, the beauti-
fal Tedesco, included, will probably make their
appearance at the Park the atre in six or eight
weeks. We also understand, that in addition to
the Italian Opera, to be produced by this COM
pany. Senior Mar,i VIII combine beautiful ballet
corps, the whole presenting n combination of
power and aitractveness never before exhibited
in this country. I. is well known that in Paris
ard London-at the Acad6mie Royaie in the for
mer, anu the Queens Opera House in the latter
the Italian Opera is always combined it'll the
most effective and magni fcent ballet. This COM
bination produces the great popularity of those
establishments In the capitals of Europe A
similar combination in Now York would out
strip any other theatre, or any other Opera, that
might be in existence at the time.
The Park Theatre WILL in short time, be TAXI en-
in hand by the carpenters and other workmen,
after the equestrian company now occupying it
have finished their engagement. Great changes
will be made in the interior, beautifyIng and
adjoining the house in various respects The
operas to be selected will be the best in the
Italian school, and the troupe, with some fresh
and superior infusions, is already known to the
musical amateurs of the United States, principal
ly Tedesco. There will be great excitement
in New York at the opening of this theatre,
about the ballet, and during its progress. The
Astor Place Opera House is in successful opera
ton, and has brilliant audiences every night.
II ought to improve the little time it has pre-
vious to the coming campaign. We shall have
music enough, opera enough, ballet enough,
beauty enough, and excitement enough, by and
by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

RELIGIOUS BIGoTEY AND CHRISTIAN HATRED
The creation Of new Bishop in England is
making quite stir in that country; TO use an
expressive AmerIc two opponent par
tirs in the Church-have got themselves "into
snarl " The object Of dispute is one Dr. Hemp.
den, whom the Queen has appointed Bishop of
Hereford, aud sent down her royal mandate to
the Dean aud Chapter Of Hereford, to elect HIM
The Dean sends word to Lord John Russell.
that che won't DO it," Lord John replies as fol-
lows.--
"WoBURN AsBEy Dec 30
srr:-I have had the honor TO receive your letter In
which you intimate 10 mo your Intention Of violating
~ j. RUSSELL
This is what we call "quite smart Such
letter is pattern for imitation; specimen Of
Spartan breviiy and slPnifcancy--a model for
letter writer's. The indignant churchmen call
this letter, coming direct from the head of the
church-msolent! What rebellion The high
toned chorchnsn of the Church Of Eng
laod are in direct rebellion against their
own head What Cnrlstian love and harmony /!
Meantime, DR.. Hampden is made bishop in spite
Of them all WHAT a TO follow The church,
men have now, we are informed. resolved TO
try the new bishop before the Court Of Arches
ior-heresy. This is the beginning of troubles
Il isanice cecil siqsiicll counterpart Of our own
military troubles. will be splendid religious
court martial on the other eide OF the water
Where it Will al end, no one can tell but there
is one thing every body mly know and be sure
o. viz, that lasehood will eventually perish
and be destroyed, and trath finally will prevail
and triumph over pride, bigouy, malice and ha
tired, whether Christian OF pagan, or whatever
II may be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

CoRREsroNDENcE FROM EURopE-By the last
two steamers from England and France, we
have received variety of private letters and
correspondence from different parts of Europe,
detailing to us a number fvery curious and in
teresting events, not TO be found in the newspa.
pers, and connected with public men, all OF
which will be interesting to the American pub
lie. As soon as we have room for this cores
pondence, we shall select the most interesting
and entertaining, and give them to our readers
This correspondence is dated at Liverpool, Lon
don, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, Frankfort, and
other parts of Europp, which will be known at
the time of publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

w WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, IS4S.
The principal case now before the Supreme
Court here, is one involving questions arising
cut OF the Dorr rebellion in Rhode Island. Mr.
Webster is the Hercules of the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

THE QUEEN OF ENoLAND.--We have every reason to
beve that her msjesy Is again In the most interesting
condition In which q married lady can be placed; the
time expected is about the end Of March London
Globe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23

lNrELLTGENcE FROM MATANzAs.-Files Of the
aurora de Matanzas TO the 7th inst, have been
received at ths office.
We do not fad any news in them, the princi-
pal item, viz the arrival from Spain at Porto
Rico, of the new Governor, Field Marshal Don
Juan Prim, Count of Rens, to succeed the pre-
vlous Governor, Count de Mirasol, having been
mentioned in the Ne,D York Herald, a day or two
since, the INTEL gence having come via Charles
ton. He arrived at Porto Rico on the 10Th Dec,
on board the Spanish frigste Villa de lboa
after 81 days passage from Cadiz. Count Mi.
rasol left Porto Rico on the 18th, with his fsmi-
ly, in the Spanish sloop of war Ceres, for Cadiz
The Christmas tttes had been well kept up all
over the island, al Santiago de Cuba, especially
AT Puerto Principe, theatricals were flourish
ing. No less t1an three companies had been OF
gauiz during the month OF December
Az Trinidad de CUBA, the new Church of Ca.
sllsa was progressing.
Vests picture Of Christ Healing the Sick
was exhibiting at Matanzss, and had attracted
crowds. The exhibitor was about to take it TO
Cardenas.