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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

New DIsCovERy-Dr Connels Mixture for Gononhna
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness of the Uera
Bladder This Mixture contains INJURIOUS article what
but tonic properties of real efficacy and more
congenia to the constitutions than any other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the nauseating Qualities
attending copavia and the it will be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant to the stomach, and will
all pay refused fOrit 1t is equally good
and certain for emaes.-SOd only SO Poydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

TRUNK REPOSITORY
u HOVEY, Manufacturer of Trunks, No, 1873 PEARL
IN. STREET, New ork, would inform the GTNsS1~yM
public that he has established Dsanch OF eyLA EIS
s 81 R GE IN b tins city a at No CANAL
at wholesale and retail the following articles VIZ Tavelnng
and packingg THINKS, vALISES, CARPET BAGS,
Those persons purchasing fail receive
as all articles sold by him OF his manufacture a m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS &c.
John McCARTY, Plumber No. 1874 Camp street 4
New Oneans has just received a new and large d.
Ssolment OF Brass Cocks, various sizes Force and
bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. Also laying and repair
ing Lead pe Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
andsteamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All
deEpOmpty attended to-
" Charges moderate. mh24 1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

HAssnoucx LID Gro. HAMS extioverno.. eNoo 81.
~ C.Hx.u.~ President Of Princeton College, tne
venerable DR. ALExASDER Of Princeton hAA'hf = III
Principal Of the Institute for the Deal ana Juno
Gen WALBarDCE OF this City, Rev Dr uAsisoS' y.
eloquent Presbyterisn preacher and Kew. Ut Noss
WILL who has beautiful mansion here, afnons nose
on the platform and a. ths dinnertah'e
Jest before the NsledcfOry was delivered the degree
Of Bachelor q Arts wa conferred on the follow ns
Young Gentlemen members Of The class u - James
+ Bernard W % Rurkelew Calvin Case, Noses Cot
sius-on Warner Collier John A Hedges, John y
Jansen G Il Manieviile James Milford, John b hicn
moud Io.e7a Scudder 4. =. Van Franken, Thomas
Whitehead and J. wilson.
The se--eo of Master OF Arts was Their conferred on
TIE fi.ir- young men graduates o. the clssi OF l-f
Aluheus ID Dubois Elias Dlss1oury Peter t.menooTi'
Bias 4 Fsirchli SEM p srost Thomas aawrenct
Hastrouck ? W Schenck John -tecleIonn W Sfii.n'
J Pascal --ror. Peter -tryker John a TODD p5aeh
Wyck0f and isasc Van Wagner
The Il norsrv Degree Of AN was conferred on j.
W Hammood SAM T. Pealle. " H. Ten Eyc< Cnas
% reshIer OF New Brunswick. Alexander Watson OF
Undertook. snd George NcGrath OF y. J. CITY.
Tie degree OF Doctor OF Divinity was conferred on
Rev Baynsrd r Hsi Of Newburgh.
The degree OF IL d. was conferred on CnAries H.
Rugges one Of the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals IN
this state
TIE Faculty and invited guests psT'ook OF dinner N
Van Net Fail A. o'clock In the evening tle usuA
eves was 10 be held ~ the Presidents Mansion but
we regret that other engagements prevented our ac
ceptance Of the invitation 20 be present beaaiy an'
late ect would there vie with each other Tor victory
We regret thst wsnt Of time and space prevent: Us
from saying more on TIE proceedings me Ce..ese
seems . be IN f0rrshng condition. with An erlcient
and able Faculty and increasing rurloer OF Students
The frs, term o. the ensuing Collegiate year com
rrlerces on the lst day Of October reXt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

4 TALE % CRIME AND MURDER.-A correspon-
dent Of the Milford ~. H. Mirror relates the fol
loving particulars Of a sad case Of seduction and
suicide:
About two years ago wealthy and influential w.d.
over Of forty.fve named Dr. Nee. Of Chez
bred m amabe and beautiful -ir Of eighteen, named
Mary T. 70 assume the care Of his children and
household few months after they were seen ~ ride
away together and ~ the next Woodstock paper ap-
peared an announcement that they had been married Ia
mat place by an Episcopal clergyman They returned
=. man and wife and have lived til short time
since wher Dr. NC dismissed the unfortunate Wo-
man Z 80 ais house alleging that they had never been
married Whether she had utterly been deceived by
cham marriage or bad consented % the deceit In
der her ~ n Inevitable shame, cannot be ascer
tanned
poor victim. driven In disgrace from the house 10
which she hai been long regarded yirtuous vile,
and thus rendered 0ltcst rEom Society she dared
not return 10 her relatives the An-er q scOrn was
pointed her and Ia Whatever company she found her
self she was oathcd and shuEned. She could not en-
dufe THE and turned night o the house q her de-
stroyer and be--ci piteousy Tor shelter and pro,ec
food and was starving Az length the door opened
- her from the dst Of attracting the attention Of the
neielborhood. she was fed and turned away with
strct orders never b. show herseif taere again she
lelt-but where could SIC go AL day she wandered
in the WOODS and a. night she crep, back 20 the ony
place where she could claim protection and cried for
home -he was repelied, but the noise aroused The
neizhbors who insisted hat she should be allowed
shelter Il Was agreed that she ght but should leave
N the morning ueighoOr promising 70 take her 10 her
nearest relatives She wen; ic her room and In the
morning was iouui IN . dad Deserted losfhef a.
spsTn-. without TREND oF hope IN the world he
wre!ched victim had c0mmiIied suicide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
Things in Philadelphin.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PmIADELPHIA Wednesday, July 70
We have not as yet heard anything from Harris
burg relative to the acts Of Gov. Johnston Rumor
points 10 Judge White OF Indiana Co as Attorney Gen
eral and Hon Alexander Ramsey. OF Daupbin as sec
retary Of the Commonwealth These appointments
would be acceptable throughout the state. Mr. John
ston has determined 10 issue his proclamation for an
election under the Constitution without regard 70 the
law which conflicts with IL.
The Democrats have host Of gubernatoral aspirants
in the field all ready and willing % serve the state. o.
al named. think Hon. WILLIAM BlGLER OF Clear
field the best and strongest He is firm partisan
but Is well acquainted with the economy and resources
OF our state and oud bring sroud MIN the mosttrus
worthy OF his party He has had much experience
A. legislator, and mas frequently taken high ground
irrespective OF party views and opinions. think he
will receive the nomination cd his election can only
be prevented by great exertions on the part OF the
Wings.
Efforts have been made 20 close the BARRIERS shops
on sunday. this ground, that the work desecrsied
the sabbath Alderman Mitchell has dismissed the
complaint the ground that the work was one OF
necessity, and therefore not punishable under the law
that cleanliness was duty which every cirzen owed
10 society and II man could not shave himself, the
individual employed by him WAS no more liable than
person would be who cropped his own beard 20
that we now can have cesn chlns for church next
SUNDAY instead Of the unshOn and dlngy looking Jaws
which we carried for some sundays back
think have omitted 10 mention that Judge PARSONS
has held RANDALL HUTCHINSON the mint deiaulier, 20
bail in 900 on charge Of larceny and the amount
was produced this morning We may therefore hope
that the neshes OF the law strong and close enough
70 prevent his escaping without trial IL Is mockery
truly 70 say that live under laws Il any mere tech
ncaity such this presents screen an offender
The let Regiment Pennsy vania Volunteers will proba-
bv be mustered out Of service tomorrow The oncers
and men receive much attention from our citizens
The inquiry for Flour continues limited sales only
500 bbs a. $ 2 70 - n for Western and IS y tor
Pennsylvania Corn Meal and Rye Flour unchanged
Wheat tends down good new southern Is offered ~
TO without finding buyers Southern yellow Corn
hrmer. with sales AZ 81 Cotton quiet Provisions
steady Groceries dull Whisky. bbls, "A cts.
sALEs or SrocKs-Fnsf Boards Mech Bk, 2fl ;
$50 Morris Canal g.: 5000 q : Treas Notes l0i 10
Girard Bk lOi $1,000 Texas Notes IL % Morris
Canal cash 9 .
Sscoud B0a-d-S4OOO Harrisburg I'd g. IS $1,000
T. rs. % lO4 $500 Penn s., 73i Flem Bk o 3
$1,000 5 g., 6S. 1914
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

meeting was held at Southport on the 10th, at
which the name Of MARTIN VAN buren, was recon-
mended TO be presented 10 the Convention 81 Buffalo
the 9th prox the favorite candidate Of Free
Soil Democracy" Of Wisconsin. J. l. v ArEs,
Chairman and THEODORE NEWELL Secretary. Seve
raj spirited resolutions passed and the meeting
addressed by Messrs. c. Davis Hays Mckinley
r : Lowell and others, who heard with gra,.ics
ton, and cheered with great enthusiasm.
The ValoortA County Democrat viii not hoist the Bal.
tmore nominees. The nomination OF Csss meets with
a cold response from the Badger press The same may
be said Of nearly the whole LocoFoco press Of the
Northwest The Rock County Democrat which viii
soon drop Csss thus notices the reception Of pro
slavery speech Of Mr. Brodhesd ranked by NJ Lynde
We are rather surprised that M Lynde should send
such speech under his frank We understand him 70 be
pledged Wlm0t Pr0vso man, and yet this speech OF
Mr. Brodhead IN every respect hostile - the Pr0vso
The sentiments Of the speech lar relates 20 the
policy Of the Federal Government in regard 70 Slavery,
meets with decided di.spurObat0n and We have
only epest WHIST we have elsewhere stated that the
public from the North who stakes his fate agsnst
the principles OF the Wilmoi Proviso, may well wrap
his Official robe around him and prepare - die. We
have known Mr. Brodhead for many years a. least by
reputation. ard hazard nothing IN saying that be
has been distinguished more Tor Ia ,u5sergiency -
the South. than for anything else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
From santa Re. chihuahua ard The Plains

f f.n|a ker joy lH
Yesterday there arrived here from " eston, Ma
Hamilton Mr Pap.n and Mr. Cuibertson and several
rogazuers attached TO the Fur Company % Chouteau
Jr Co. The vOvageurs are from the Plains henfy
Hamilton in charge Of the United states mai nom
santa Fe and Ch.hushua. arrived ~ The same time.
We have received no letters from santa Fe and out
one from Chihuahua Dates from santa re are up 20
the 18th Of June and from chihuahua 70 the 2tin u
MAY Our latest previous accounts were 10 tne 81 OF
May AZ that time Gen. Price was under orders from
Gen Butler surrender the property captured AZ nta
Cruz and fa back-evacustug Chinuahua-to me place
where the first INTEL sence OF the arnisuce reached
him Tais order 10 wAl be- seen, Zen fflce had NOT
carried into execution and we learn that 70 Was prooa-
BE tha be would NOT leave chihuahua his return %
santa re and the United States until the return OF the
express which ne had dispatched % Washington. We
presume be viii hardly remain after he mas receive
information from Gen Butler, Of the ratification OF the
treaty in Mexico The treaty ratified al Mexico on
the 18th Of May. snd as official information from Gen.
Butler would reach Gen Price In twelve or fifteen days
after ward we presume the whole command would De
81 the way home 0y the middle OF June.
Capt Hackleton was conyaiesclng, after long and
severe illness.
The river AZ Albuquerque was unusually high, and
Overlooking many OF the fields
The Republican Of the l7th says that several Ameri-
can ladies had arrived in santa Re with view 10
permanent residence.
ltturns our that Col Newly Of the lst Illinois Regi
ment has whipped the Navajo Indians into peace -
A treaty was made At Monte del Cuvatana, IN the
Navajo country the Goth OF May.
LIEUT. royal ATTACKED By EIGHT HUNDRED IN
l prANs-- TWENTY THREE INDIANS hiLLED-Letters re
ceived from the Plains inform us that the command OF
Lieut. RoyaI santa Fe Battalion, acting an escort 20
Major Bryant, Psymaster Of e. :. Army, was attacked
on the morning OF the l7th al Cow Creek by body Of
Indians supposed to number 500 and after quite g
spirited enlargement, succeeded in repelng the a.
sailants.
Tie Battalion had three men wounded their uame'
are Slocumb. Harry and Moody. Lieut. Royal made d
narrow escape having been speared through the cap
| AMI Mr. Ueifz the Paymasters Clerk was shot
Twenty three Indians killed on the field and let
dead and probably As many wounded They succeed
ed in capturing eighteen horses from Lieut. Royal, be
side Elk from Pagan wagon master.
The command was lett, however. A. conquerors o
the deid and went n the even tenor OF their way
arriving AZ Msnns Fort the 2lst. where our inform
ant left them IN good health and better spirits, AWAITING
the r,st.n. Of their animals 70 make another start Dol
santa - You're truly Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
EF- There was a BarubGrner Meeting on Fin
day evening at Taunton, Mass. a, which MAEcus Mon
TON made a speech against Cas- and Butler.

MURDERs.-The Rochester Democrat has ac-
counts OF two murders recently committed in Livn-sto
County The hrst was committed ~ Nunta on Wednes-
day lsst John Conrad. colored msn, stabbed by
another colored BY the name OF Joseph Butler
and died IN few hours The Array originated IN the
fac; the deceased having ent.ced away The wife Of
Butler The latter followed him. and In the quarrel
which ensued. Conrad stabbed. Butler went 20
the village told Of the affair and gave himself up
The other was committed a. SpriugWster where a Ny.
smith was shot while walking with his VIE BY man
named Morgan Taylor. Taylor has teea arrested and
ifnprisoned-Ls,er accounts say mat cmltn i sill
alive Faint hopes OF his recovery are entertained.
SAD AocDESr.-The E0f7V Ohio he-is'fr
Of ihego0h says that Joshua " Cobts was getting 10
wheat held near the town nhel De- slipped from =
partially loaded wagon upon Qiicllrk-tnc prons' o.
which entered his chest in the region u the heart
p1nctarsng artery from which heucrrhAge ensued
that caused his death in twenty thirty minutes The
sane paper announces the death Of Mr. BarziLa
Cevengsr The notice says Of him Hs age was 81
years, and he was brclher Of tie grea, sculptor
Clevenger.
- Gen. Cavaignac, the military dictator Of
Paris Who suppressed tie insurrecti0u :. Of Irish
descent and of he once prineeiy race OF the Ksva
nsshs Of Borns. Limerick Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

The Ana ArJor True Democrat organ o. 'ns
Radical Democracy Of Michigan, edited oy III .
De,,o, NJ the state Senate, has hauled down
the Cas- and Butler hsg, and raised that oil Van
p-,,so sod Free Soil The True Democrat IS
a.. rrbli.bsr d the laws BY Authority tor both
the National and State Governments 1t wields
q powerful influence, Tor the People kno" 1t to
Be honest aud faithful.
The Grand RoDids Enquirer Barnburning
Cas- paper, speaking Of Mr. Van Buren's letter
b the Convention at Utica before its reception,
says that it contains councils Of peace, words Of
Cancellation, and the earnest advice Of a sage Of
Democracy 70 union and concession
We do fear that il viii work wider injury than u
generally supposed The Fra Pr,ss may sneer and
talk about the Dstyor John Doe. who Will join "a me
Bsmburner movement ia Michigan and IL vicinity
but tell these wisescres inst We wax amio 3
smothered connsgrston
The Poatiac Jacksoaiaa, aud Jacksoa PatTtof
which murmured at the bunker nomination, have
changed hands, but the Barnburners still control
their columns, aud they will eventually come into
the support Of Van Buren,. The Aiegan Record,
the Litteiobn organ. first dropped Csss. Mr..
L. is foremost in the Barnburner ranks against
Gen. Cass for United States Senator in the Le-
gislsture.
1t. Gov. Greenly presided at recent Barn
burner meeting az Adrian
Hon. r. 5 Wilson Of Ann Arbor, and Charles
D. Smith, Secretary Of the last Senate, and long
editor Of the Adrian Wstchtower, are also report
ed as converts from Cess and Butler to Van Buren,
and Free Soil
Free Soil meetings were 70 be held at Pontiac
on the Goth, and at Ann Arb0r On the lst OF
Apgust WHY don't Cen Cass resign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

" The SPEEcH OF THOMAS CoRwIS on Slavery
Extension will 90 read by hundreds Of thousands
with throbbing hearts and flashing eyes. IL isys
bare the trickery and uniairness Of the so-oaAeo
Compromise. in terms which must make VIDE
and deep impression. We trust it may be speedi'
ly in the hands Of all who will read ana 'n'hA on
the momentous theme which now ht'y ensi0SseS
public regard. Others have their peculiar excel
iences. vet we think debater Of our time ex-
coed. Mr.. Corwin in the ability 20 strip from abb
.urditv and injustice the coils Of smooth words in
which they have been srtiully EMBODIED, and hold
then, 40 naked to the indignant gaze Of the mil
lions And he has rarely been so successful as
now, because he has rarely had 70 fair an oPpor-
fouity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

Opsrorrrs or JANIS A. CoTTIS.-The funeral
Of the President of the crotOn AqoedGet Board wa
attended yesterday By large eoncourse Of cur citizen,
The sion was large Notwithstanding TIE be, ~,
the thermometer 0-lg marking % degrees Fbsesn.
the Exempt Firsmen Of which the deceased NJ.
member next Hermitage and other Lodges q GA
Fellows next Lebanon Encsmpnent. though VII
no display Of banners one OF The very oes, Eacsaap
raen,s Of the ODD Fellows order in the City Mex,
followed Mount Vernon Lodge. Of which a. wei Il q
Lebanon Encampuent the deceased was an scrye
and Efficient member and last came the Grad
Lodge Of the state. the Common Council and lie
Cro,on Water BOARD After Episcopal services IN %.
Church corner Henry and Scanned streets. the boiy
was borne in procession 20 the Grovesi burial srosnt
where t wss consigned % the earth with aPProprais
ceremonies BY the large procession who followed 70
the grave Nothn. occurred Except The intoleFsbls
heat TO mar tie solsmniiy BETTING ihs occasion
TIE TRIUMPH or THE "UNirED STATES. The
steamship Uausd Siq,s which has Just made the pa.
SAGE from Havrs 10 Ia, port In twelve days and half
.,alnst head v.Rds .snd heavy seas-eqaa to the
4sercas ten dsys and elshi hours from Liverpool to
Ro.ton. with ses as smooth ~ gsss--ls acaaas
the Eayoe1 every hour This new steamer, which NJ
Cupara boasted would make thc shortest tips u any
vessel saoa was 10 SAL en- The 18th and has therefore
been nearly twelve DAYS out Considering that tie
VOYAGE OF the C4si Siais is logger BY $50 miles, the
Eye8a IS already distanced The former vessel s,s
the sth Of Angus; FOR Havre. when We hope she vii
have fine weather snd show what she csn do when
49, frfrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

sASDs's sARsAPARfLLA.-The exposure and negusrtyof
diet which are necessary eoncomsns Of many ssods Of
business are fruitful Of cuaneous sud gsnsalsr
diseases Persons subjected such exposures and resu'
artes frequently experience swengs Of the glands Of s
neck and chest and sometimes these break sad give rae %
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called scToiulous In
other instances, obstinate Examinations Of the eyes Of ne
ears, and eupnons Of the head the consequence
Those individuals whose occupations render them pecsry
liable % such diseases, who have constitutional pfeds
position thereto, viii hnd sASpss sarsapans adnifsos
preventive, they actually suffering under these Or
any similar malsdies, speedy, safe and CERTAIN remedy
bottle taken occasionally vii generally keep the skin Ae'n
and glands clear q disease, and regular Will VIA
equal certainty, remove i Il already deyelc ped.
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail, By A B d
SANDS Wholesale Drgg 100 Fulton corner OF winxp-
81, rs Broadway and n las, Broadway, NewYors soa
also by Drugg. generally thTo1 hoal the United stsss
Pries ~ per bottle or six bottles or s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ Seminares and Public Institutions generally 80 vel
as Merchants, Manufacturers &C. viii ind he a6ysn
tage at tins 10 advertise In Newspaper ofGfg
cities and towns Of the coaDy. Every Information shh
long experience and close attention 10 The subject Of Ese
Using enables V. y. PALMER 10 npsr 10 chrerfufyeon-
municaied all who if-beslde his es
cy presents the opportunity for exercising discrmnon
and crcumspecon and choice Of the besr pspers M
whole country for which be 10 the authorized Agent cs
In the Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

have urged It's rejection; and we certainly would
not accept as gift the most sterile and de'oiaie
part Of it, Tor which we are yet 20 pay Fifteen
Millions. The War was . bad business 'ne
Peace Is little better and this the Country sees
and feel, DESPITE the Boosting Of the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ The Latin quotation occurring 50 often in Mr.
GOWNS speech tried to get correct bu; utterly
failed !, should be JdrtSs seqsiU oeire IN Place Of
paytes seqsitg centrum. We request our readers TO
make thi. correction. In another quotation the word
peter should be pafveTg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ sAuSDERss DREssINC CAsEs, Fancy CrILskr ~
Tour AkTIcLEs, a. ls7 Broadway, corner " LDefY
and 81 Broadway. The subscribers respectfully eea -
which IN point Of variety il not ecuslec IN the city They
were selected with the greatest regard 10 qualify sno !.
cases warranted. Their assortment Of fsncy coneI, ~
braces al the lstes, styles Of Rodgers sons
nalnes, button hooks and other articles for toet use s
Of which nave never been before imported Poraoie ~
ing u the subscribers manufacture Ihrse
are OF the mos compact forms coBianng useu srucies o
lh- beat quality they acknow EDGED By uafeuns eo
neDen 10 be superior 10 ihos. imported.
lyZ s. O. SAUNDERS SONS, ~ ard ~ bfoaawss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ negro man named Niles, belonging b
the New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad recently
stabbed by another negro so that be died IN shoEi
time. The murderer was handed over to justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rsr- suong Inducements are held out 10 visitors q TIE
Museum today for each call 10 addition the numerals
attractions the location Of this house for those who deere
sight al he grand military procession. cannot be squaed
The City The Museum i TO be brilliantly ilurninaisd " tse
evening and grand and imposing display Of Fireworks
take place from the top Of the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

DRESS Doors And CONGRESS GAITERs.-Those msde b.
"ArkSs ia Fulton-sL are wei Calculated to give ssus
faction being Of the frs, quality and sold low prices
'be common country made ones universally panel
OF on the public Is French, city made &C jy2 3tsoi