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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

90 The Synod of Pennsylvania is holding its
annual meeting in the Presbyterian church of the
borough of York.
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. II 10 . 5 Q A Il Fo n ' IT'S q c.
Superfne all linen Shirts bosoms;
Superfne English Muslin Shirts do. York Mil do.
Medium quality do. French bingham and calico Shirts
Linen and Cotton Check
Mernu flannel gauze, brown white pink Understands
Drawers
Very rich styles fancy Cravats;
Italian and French black silk Crayats:
Merino Cashmere, BuCkskin black and white Kid Gloves:
Cotton, merinO and linen Half Hose;
Silk and gIngham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Vaises, Carpet Bags, &c., &c.
At this establishment every price
at which be sold, and NO REDUCTION cam any
be made ALFRED MUNROE & Co,
o2l "a Napazne street
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- crand nirision al a. So nf r-o,,i.i.n,

~ Grand Division of the State of Louisiana
A. the Ia the raHd Divisions the
perance, held the 23d Of October 1918, the following
duly elected officers the present r. W. POWELL
G. W. P; BENZ. F. LYONS, G. W. Al ARTEMON HILL, G.
T.; WILLIAM WATSON, 6. c.. l.. DILLARD, P. G. W p,
EDWIN L LEWIS, G. scube; II. B. BLINN, G. Chaplain; W
w.
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Gs~ The Louisiana Temple of Honor No. l, will
reorganze this evening, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
in Lafayette We are glad to see this evidence of
the prosperity of the Order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

% The National Education Society has col
leeted and sent to the West, in the last eighteen
months, one hundred and ten teachers.
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WISELY DONE. - Drs. Bedford and Dixon at
New York, have wisely settled their quarrel. In
the suit which the former brought against the latter
for libel, in charging him with plagiarism, a noUe
DrOSegui has been entered
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

G1- Jenny Lind is creating more excitement in
Dublin than all the rebellions and instructions.
She was announced for the 10Th of October, and
Ihe boG-ofice had just been opened.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

WIsCoNsIN.-Asabel Finch j., of Milwaukee
has been nominated as the WING candidate for Con-
gress, in the First District of Wisconsin.
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

No. 3 n OIRE DAME Street.
/ l.: BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y Of New Orleans that he all times prepa ed at the
above Mills to furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
OF all kinds, together with COnmeal HOmny and Lrtz
STEAMBOATS,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
hOres notice, o12 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

az "CHALMETTE GUARDS !"-BUTLER
AND VICTOR The "Chalmette Guards " their
regular meetings Canterbury House. No. lie Chartres street.
O'Clock, PM, every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
E The Officers of the Guards will dait, the
and place.
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to- The fine ightdraugh t steamer DUCK RIVER will
positively leave H a Y (Saturday,l at O'Clock,
p NJ, from the foot of Bienvie street. for Shrevepou
NatchitOches and Alexandra.
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county, AL
ALFRED MUNROE d CO. S One Price Store,
"a MAGAZINE ST.
~ We have during the Summer greatly enlarged Store and
facilities r serving srpa those Of other estab
shment the Southern Country. by arrivals have
ceiVed magnificent Goods enabled place before
public the following entcng list:
COATS:
Black blue and fancy coored Cloth from 2 90 $50 90
Do. do. do. do. do Frock do. 10 90 to 30 90
Blue brown and drab Pilot Cloth Paetots and Sics 10 90 II 90
French black blue, brown aud mulberry Castor Pale
Black and fancy olored Cemonia Doeskn Paletots
sacs ...Is 90 % 90
Fancy colored Tweed and COdrington Parots Sacs
and Overcoats. e., ...... O0to y 90
Black blue and drab Beaver Paros
Plaid Cashmere and Heather plaid do s
Tweed, COdrmgtOn and PLAID Cashmere Polka and La
MARITIME Goats. OOto 70 90
Blue Pilot Cloth Boulevarls ....... OOto 90
Black and fancy Tweed Heather plaid AID fancy Cas-
plaid B0uevaIds s 50
blue French and English Cloth Coaks
Blue Fot Cloth Cloaks 10 W TO ~ w
Extra Superfne Blankets PaletOts and Sacs 90 Is %
Blue, drab dOecood and white do 90 10 90
PANTALOO
French and English black Cashmere and Eoeskm Pan5 90 II 90
Blue, olive and coored do do. do a 90 20 9 90
Mixed Doeskn, and Redding Cord Pants "A 90 60
French and American Coolade PANTS 90 to 50
Tweed and satine Pants so to 90
VESTS:
Black and colored Cloth Embroidered 10 90
Coored Cashmere Vests all qualities and styles 90 90
Black Cloth Cashmere MernO and BOmbazne Vests 3 90 50
Black and fancy Silk Velvet Vests % TO 10 90
Rich figured and striped Silk so to 20
Splendid Hnsel Bah. 90
Valencia TO 81
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EY The light-dTaught steamboat RIDGELY will posi-
lively leave THIS DAY. (Saturday,) at clock. p. NJ
for Ouacha and Black Rivers from the foot OF Benye
street. [0.S] T, r. SMITH AGENT
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ST. Louis PRIDE OF THE WEST williamson 6 P NJ
Pittsburg .TAGLIONI, Coles, 5 p. VI.
Red Rver ......... DUCK RIVER Applegate, P. NJ.
Ouachia s Black r .RIDGELY, Love, S p. NJ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

% For our foreign news We are indebted to yes
terday evenings Picayne
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

CLOTHING.-REMOVAL.
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. 13 CAMP
IA' STREET, taCO doors from the City Bank, where he
now prepared to supply the City and Country Trade with
TIL and complete assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Superior Black and Blown Cloth OVERCOATS;
Black. Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and p LETOTS.
Fine Black and Blue Felt do do
Blue Mackinaw and Drab BLANKET COATS;
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Printed, Mixed and Black Satinet do:
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid, Cashmere and Black Cloth do; OF tim
" hte and COlOred MarseiIes and Valencia do Sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

VERMoNT.-On Monday, the 10th, the House of
Representatives, on the 46th ballot, elected Hon.
VIM. c. Krittredge, by majority of 4, Speaker
The vote stood:
Kittredge Wing 100 Needham Van Buren, "a
Eaton CasE...............29 Scattering ..........2
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WESTERN LAKES AND RIvERs.-The following
interesting statistics are furnished by the last report
from the Typographical Bureau:
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

~ ADHERrLsEMENT ~ rHLRD ? a.
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ryIN VITATIoN!
CALL AND SEE

The Largest Stock of CLOTHL.NG in the Southern
Country, AT
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S One Price Store,
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~ Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. +. MULLEN's
advertisements the other columns paper He is one the
very best in his profession the United that stand
need would do well give call, at So CuGtomhouE
street sepI6 2m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

-" Prote ction Hose Fire Company Attend a
Regular Monthly Washing on SUNDAY, 18th A. NJ
OF BY order. VIM. II. ALLEN, Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

~ Il, DalleY's Magical Pain Extractor, The
original and only genuine always has the signature
the proprietor 'H DALEY wrappers Of each BOX
Southern Depot, Isl Cbarres street, New Orleans. Az
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EUROPEAN PEACE CoNGREss.-The London
Times of the 9th ult., in a long article, frowns
upon this wel-meant endeavor TO secure peace with
all nations. About 200 English and American gem
tlemen and ladies were attending it at Brussels
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

o. Messrs. Graves & Ferebee, of Portsmouth,
Va, have obtained the contract for building ore OF
the six Z. S. Revenue schooners, for which propo-
sails were opened on the 10th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

% The eighteenth anniversary of the opening
OF the fremont House, Boston, was celebrated on
the 10th inst, in a most hospitable and sumptuous
manner by dinner given by the proprietors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

E See advertisement on the first page of this paper
headed " TO PLANTERS AND F4MILIES,' of ConstocE
& Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot
SO Poydra street, where all that sold GENUINE and
PURE. isJ sD
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Death of Dixon H. Lewis!

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25-Steamer Europa auived-nows
expected. Dixon II. Lewis Senator from Alabama,
died to-day
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TeIegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. .
Arrival of the steamer Europa.

Arrival of the steamer Europa.
SMITH O'BRIEN PROBABLY EXECUTED! /!
The Cavaignac Ministry Defeated!
CONSTITUTION-ELECT OF PRECEDENT.
AMERICAN FLAG TIOLATED!!!
REPUBLIC ESTABLISHED IN AUSTRALIA
MINISTER HUNG EMPEROR FLED!
Result Of Pennsylvania Elections.
Death of Dixon H Lewis!
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~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cians-Pease advertisement Of RUSTE g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above. mvIO
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IHE MORMON TEMPLE.-The Fort Madison
Statesman says that company has purchased an
tlie mormon property, in the hands of A. W. Bah
Dill, the mormon agent at Nauvoo, including the
walls OF the temple and that arrangements have
been made to rebuild it as soon as possible. The
price paid was $4,000.
The same paper also says that the citizens of
Nauvoo are about to, or have already, arrested
person living IN Nauvoo, who is supposed to be the
identical individual who fired the temnla
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

Gs- Mr.. Webster was to make speech on the
10th at FaneuI Hall according to the Boston Atlas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-28

70 The Art Union of Philadelphia have dis
'rlou'ed their first prizes twenty eight paintings
valued from $50 to S25 each.
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E'OR SALE-A small and bea M ~ = p,,,,,,
nearly new and "a complete order for ala +, ", r.
half hone power For terms 30 o. about one aud
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GORDON PLLIMMER

ADJUSTER OF AYERAGES
EB Oce at LucIen Hemann, Marine Notary No. 81 Roya
street, NsU Orleans. ie 90 tls
~ Rarthnlnrni,s PM. E.-nentnrart sr.r,,-, i am
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
FROM HAYTI.

The Kingston (Jamaica) Journal of the 9th in
slant has the following peaceful intelligence from
this heretofore distracted country:
BY II. NJ steamer Vixen, which arrived yesterday from
Posu Prince learn that the state Of things in Hsy has
subsidized down 10 degree Of quietness which must be
ceved with feelings Of satisfaction by every friend Of that dis
trscted and unfortunate country On Friday last four color
cd persons having been condemned DEATH they taken
from prison that day, to be Lascaboes to be shot
The cries Of the females throughout the town great, but
having supported their conviction Of the innocence o the
demned at about two O'Clock the place presented
gayey having been ascertaned that the President bad
proved the prisoners and dispatched messengers have them
brought back.
The multitude, consisting principally Of females, went as
far Drougc flour miles from the town. 10 greet the
prisoners their fortunate escape from assassination In the
evening they entered Prince amid the exclamation,
Of the people OF the town, cries Of "Vve President "
"vive 10 President Soulouque being heard all sides.
The illuminated the occasion, and the follow
ing morning Saturday las great number Of females formed
cogc to the prison. and thence repaired to the Government
House return their thanks the President for his mercul
consideration to the prisoners
Thus w!es correspondent great hopes entertain
ed that great change in the state Of things will take place
for the better and is TO be hoped that under the blessing
Of Divine Providence there will be but feeling hereafter
existing in this county-that Of brohey love between all
classes for oil are interested All i'll feeling s wished
will subside and il is expected that all will Join with us
in wishing long life 10 President Sououque Tranquility
regns the country and measures being taken for
efsctusly restoring commerce. a more solid footing
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

The European steamer .4merica, from Liver.
pool on the 18th instant arrived at New York last
evening.
Our report of her intelligence by the Telegraph
states that another rebellion-and real one-has
broken out in Ireland. The rebels are represented
to be posted in almost inaccessible positions near
Carrick, in Kilmark, on Thomas's mountains. A
general rise of peasantry has taken place, who
marched to attack the police stations at Clonmel.
There has been considerable fighting and numbers
have been killed. The insurgents have in their
possession some cannon, which they captured, and
terrible results are anticipated.
The cotton market at Liverpool was greatly de-
pressed-Upland Al, Orleans AZ, and " lower quail
ties considered lower.'
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
LATE FROM SANTA FE.

SANTA FE, AuGUsr l.-Our volunteer troops had an
other fight with the Apaches and Eutaws the 18th
Of last month party Of them that had been committing
depedaons in the neghbohood Of Taos pursued be-
yond the Raone mountains by Captain Roake, Of the Mis-
souri, mounted regiment and sixty On coming up with
them small skrmish ensued but the Indians instantly
treated leaving behind hytwo head Of horses and
mules.
Major Reynolds followed with hundred and fifty men,
joined the advance and, with Williams, Fisher, MITCHELL
and Kke mountaineer guides they continued the pur
suit and up with detachment Of the Indians,
numbering four hundred strong fight ensued, which lasted
nearly three hours and ended by the Indians reteang,
leaving twenty five Of their number dead the field Two
Of killed and six wounded Amsug The wound
ed Captain Salmon and "od Bill Williams" the
taineer whose badly shattered The latter, not
withsandng his wound fought through the whole engage
II is hoped that this fight will have good effect
these Indians and deter them from their maaudng
sions We have good believe that many Of their
party borne off severely wounded.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30

WHoLEsALE PoIsosIss IN PARIs.-M. Hrean, militia
ry surgeon half pay has written letter to the Mayor OF
Paris wherein be points out that ,he supposed wul and
guilty poisoning Of the brandy offered for sale during the in
suecon Of June, imaginary, but that the dseterous
effects Of the liquors sold by inerant venders not
The fac, is that many Of the revolving acts then perpetaed
and the mnnaca excitement noticed both Sides partly
owing the noxous substances mixed with the awful bever
age sold In the street under the Of brandy This shock
ing sdueaed liquor has been analysed and found TO consist
Of very small amount Of largely diluted alcohol, mixed with
acid and inodorous liquid, and coored with decocon
OF ok bark tobacco This destructive drink, ingesed on
empty stomach, produced wild state Of excitement fol-
lowed by profound Prostraton.-Ldncet.
n what have heard is true the sale Of sduterated IL
quors by confined Paris We have been told
that most Of the brandy reaed at the lower class OF
drinking shops in the city Of New York is vile compound
Of bad whiskey and drugs producing the same po
effects those described in the extract from the Lam
ce though in less vrulsn degree Every body who reads
the papers have observed how frequently noxcaton is
followed by acts Of savage violence indicating the presence
Of temporary phrenzy Liquor used to make men uprosrious
and stupid now make them mad and blood-thrsty
fN,w York Com. Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
LATE FROM TEXAS.

Galveston papers, late the 10th, and corresponding
dates from the INTERIOR have been received New Orleans
More than the usual Of sickness exists Hous
ton. In some whole families down. The Presby-
terian says:
In last spoke Of the weather being remarkably
hot which, afterwards learned, the Of quite
number Of violent attacks of fever many of which proved
fatal"
been quite beneficial the crops in that REGION which
bad begun suffer from the rains Cotton picking
going on extensively The fields Of sugar cane look WELL
and promise large yield.
letter the editor Of the Victoria Advocate dated at San
Antonio August Oath, states that few days previous Lieut.
Brown of Captain Crumps company Of Texas Rangers with
about thirty men, had fight with about the number Of
Lpan Indians who had stolen horses from the Rangers
camp. Ten Lipans killed about l25 head of horses
and mules taken, and the Texans returned without the
loss Of man.
An agent Of the German Emigration Company has just
from the Faderland and he reports that prepar
atoms making for the emigration Of twelve hundred fam
lies to western Texas the coming winter, mainly Of the middle
and higher classes.
Eighty wagons and seven hundred mules belonging the
Army passed through Crockett short time since their
way Louisiana from Mexico Some three four hundred
wagons reported to be behind.
The Huntsville Banner reports murder in Tyler county
"Jackson and James Cheshire, and their halfbrohe got
into fight with by the OF Pullam, which ended
in the killing OF the latter The fight occurred the bank
Of the Neches which witnessed by others the
opposite bank When the fight ended, the Cheshire party
throw Pulam into the river, and leave. Search
made in the for Pulam, who found the day
AFTER his throat cut and his and both bit OFF Jack
Cheshire has since been sppehended large reward
has been offered for the apprehension Of the others"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
LETTERS TO GENERAL TAYLOR.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OF srPTEMBER IA.
Pass CHRIsTIAS, SEPT. IL.
General TAYLOR continues to be annoyed by lettewrers
from every quarter aud section Of the country asking his views
and opinions almost every point connected with the gov
eminent and policy Of the country In almost every instance
these communications from perfect strangers whose
he has previously heard The extent Of this
respondence may be imagined when state he received in
day orfy such letters Some Of them really dsre
specu and many Of the questions absurd well rdicu
ous though evidently written in sober seriousness One Of
his correspondents for instance, from interior county in
Indiana writes know he is ia favor Of national bank,
established, not upon money capital but exclusively upon
the public lands and IL he would advocate branch 10 be
established his county. This latter point appears to be
the important portion Of the plan in the opinion Of the writer,
judging from the especial in which he audes and
dweIs upon II.
useless for people to continue TO annoy him with such
uncaed for communications he very properly declines
plying any Of them, could he indeed make the attempt
without devotng all bis time and attention to it, assisted by
two three able and expert secretaries.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
FROM BALTIMORE and THE NORTH
BALrrMoRE, SEPT. 29-5 P. M.

BALTIMORE, SEPT. 29-5 p. M.
The -four market to day was firm There are purchasers
Of Howard street brands considerable extent at $685.
but no Sellers The stock hand is moderate City mills
held OF 537 but the last sales were at
3.l2a rye -four 4.5O
Wheat is firm, with sales Of good 10 prime reds at los
ITO cts; white do ITO q l20 Corn firm and improving
Sales to-day Of white at So 60, and yellow do "a 67
oats 81 rye 73 cloverseed 4.50.
Provisions firm Beef cattle 2.4O per 100 pounds gross
average; hogs 4. rs 5.25 -
Groceries steady sugars firm, and advanced cent
per ID. Porto Rico sold to-day at auction at 4.45a5
The tobacco market remains very dul-sma sales only
The receipts of the week l,023 hhds 92l Of which
Is Maryland Prices range follows Maryland So to So
for inferior and common SO to 375 for good common
to for goods SO to l3 for fine and better qualities common
Ohio 30 to SO good 81 so fine red and wrappery
S66O 10 fine yellow SO to IL and extra wappery $40
to Is.
New York, SEPT. 29-5 p. M.
The New York Tribune, edited by HoRACE GREELEY,
Esq, appeared this morning with the Taylor and Fillmore
flag at the head Of its columns in bold characters There
now no more division in the Wing ranks in New York Ha-
mony and Union the watchwords-Taylor and Fillmore
the candidates.
There is change to notice in the markets. Dealers
anxousy awaiting the with further advces from
Europe.
CINCINNATI, SEPTEMBER %.
Intelligence has been received here of the death Of the Hon.
WILLIAM GRAVES, which occurred yesterday his resi-
dence in Kentucky Mr. GRAVES upon the Wing Elec-
tora ticket Of that State and has for many years past borne
conspicuous part in the politics Of the nation.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-09-30
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Photographed for the Baltimore Americana
New ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER 10, ls4s.
LATEST FROM TAMrIco-SrEAMBoAr ExPLosIos-Loss
OF LIFE, &c.-By arrival here learn that meeting
held Tampco, the 9th instant by the principal in
habitants and merchants reference to the project Of the
Sierra Madye Republic. Resolutions passed at this
meeting strongly denunciatoy Of the scheme The people
have formed themselves into armed body for the purpose Of
preserving order and resisting invaders should they present
themselves Herrera has issued orders transport nhabi
tans of the ceded territory any portion Of the republic at
the public expense.
regret learn that the explosion of the steamer Conco
a Pacquemne the 18th instant 10 be much
than first supposed It is ascertained that
twenty have been terribly scaded, besides fifteen
eighteen killed by drowning, &c. Captain HEAs, andM Mr.
j. MosELrr, second clerk have been dresdfuy injured Mr..
B. Mcdowell the assistant clerk, killed.