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A yoetENAy.-A London correspondent Of liS
,sa,;a,,oI Intelipepcer SAYS: "The House OF LORDS
L,sI,d another disagreeable duty to perform IN III
aIr;,, Lord ArburlhnOt into The CUSTODY " Wy
S.oata Arms a true bill having peer. iCuHu
against his IOrdship for forgery. LOT" n -
Scottish peer" -
LreEr--Tbe Duke Of Brunswick has obtained a
verdict of Gl5OO against the proprietor OF the oa'-
list, weekly print published in London Inc pro-
prietor Is able 10 pay.
MORALITY IN EvGLAYD-We find the follow
ing in a late English paper: " On Friday Wreh' d
Whitney, young woman Of abandoned ciidid'tI
who had been SIX weeks married, was leo y il t
husband, with halter round her neck, through lp7
public market, and sold to one Of her ParamoHf7
for twopenee and pint Of beer"
COMPLEMENTARY Dinner TO AMERICANS IN
NoyTREAL.-A short time since, It dinner was
given at Doneganas Hotel. Montreal, to the Off
rers Of the L. 5. steamers g Dallas and Jetier-
son. ,, 70 welcome them, and to commemorate the
first passage of craft Of the class they command
through the completed Canada Canals. About one
hundred gentlemen sat down to the repast After
the cloth was removed, says the Montreal Gazette
the Mayor, who presided, proposed as toasts, he
Queen The President Of the United States"
and 1.-THE Governor General, pretacng each OF
them with a few neat observations
THEATRICAL ITEMs.-GeOrge Vandenhot, late
of the Broadway, Is giving ShaksPerlah ltsad-
ings" etc, at NeWliaven
Signora Ciocca, the danSeuSe, assisted by T..
w Smith has been exhibiting during the past week
at the Saloon in Albany
Mr. and Mrs. James WalIack have been playing
during the past week at the Eagle street lheatre,
Buffalo. Tie Merchant Of en'cc and Pt,GlTo We're
performed for Mrs Waack's benefit on Thursday
fret Ngyyl Var
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Officers reported to Gen. Brooke. July 2o-27

If pinkney Lugenbuh Adi't 5th Infantry, Mexico
~, ID III McPhail, 9th Infantry. Mexico
ms /, barbour Asst. Surgeon, Mexico.
1apf G. l.. Stevenson, 9Th Infantry, Mexico
Cagt. N h POpele, 5th Infantry. Mexico.
Ia 1t + r. Dent 5th Infantry, Mexico.
al 1t F. Myers, 9TH infantry Mexico.
I'd It, r. H. Neili, 9TH Infantry, Mexico.
ID 1t N J. Harrison, 9Th Infantry, Mexico.
I'd 1t. A. II Seward, 9TH Infantry. Mexico.
2d 1T. B. Wngate 9Th Infantry, Mexico.
Major c. Andrews Paymaster NeraCmZ
Capt II. II. Sibley, I'd Dragons VeraCruZ
lSt 1t J. g. Bickne I'd Dragons, NeraCrnZ.
ID Ii ]. Oakes. ID DragOons, NeTaCmZ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

DISTRESS OF VoLUNTEERs-The privates Of
the detachment of the ID Regiment Of NewN ork
Volunteers, quarcred at Staten Island, waiting to
be mustered out Of the service are represented to
be in a sad state of destitution. 4 subscription has
been opened for their relief and they are to have
benefits at some Of the places Of public amusement
among them the Chatham Theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

HE DEAD.-The Duquesne Grays brought to
Pittsburg from Mexico, the bodies of ten of their
comrades, who fell at Puebla. The Blues brought
three Of their number
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

% The contract for building the Pennsylvania
State Lunatic Hospital, has been given TO Mr.
Haviland.
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PTOFLEs, TFLEGRAPH.

to- This Line Of Telegraph is working regularly
Memphis 10 all points North and West, and on the Lake.
Packages viii be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats DAILY. from the office Commercial ErchuEgO OF
the Company in this city.
eV7 The public may rely mon prOmpness and dis alch.
Te23 If CHARLES DDANE. Superintendent
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ESV To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE d CO.'S
"ONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET
Where may be found the Largest and
BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHLNG,

OF every description, NewOrleans
At this establishment every offered at the lowest
r + winch =, can be sold reduction any instance
he made Purchasers whether they good or bad judges OF the
quality OF goods may assured Of obtaining every article al the
very es price, the trouble OF beating down. or the fear OF
a cheated We have price goods and thar invariably
il the lowest IN tie city. stock Clothing aud Furnishing
Good Is now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
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AMUSEMENT rs.
LYMPI0 THEATRE, uate National -
CORNER OF BARoSyE AND PoYDRAs SIS.


CORNER OF BARoSyE AND PoVDRAs SIS.
VNHIS EVENING July 2s-Reviva OF the Local Bqr
L letta OF NEW ORLEANS As IT Is, Miss +.
admirGd drama Of MAGPiE OR TIE MAID Gclad,
Mr. Hickmot Characteristic Dance by Miss Deeung Mag
~ TRc Prices of .9d,qjssioa are as foI,grs:
Family and Private Boxes Doc Second Ter OF Foxes 2
Dress Crce,...... 5c Boxes Tor Free coored'' g..
Parquette .5Jc Co.ogd Gallery ~.
win commence haEpgst T. precisely 90
tY Seats be secured daily at the B0votfce ivm
~ Ticket, good only fort nigh, on which they ne
MODEL ARTIsTs-No. % ST. CHARLES street
OPPOSITE THE r.g >Iy HOUSE.
V7HIS EVENING Friday Judy - I,4,-In con-.
L GueRte OF the non-auvaIoU GEN. SMITH,. Madame
Campbell ha. been induced through .." .o.o. Anon oil
fora few day. in order 70 s,e the odd General and be
XVI r W4h rec mon. -Four ep-. -9Gs Oh ADh3
FANCY DAME. by Mis- Smtn. TOM WILSON.
ta,umen's ~" See small I;Hl. for 1sroufar,.
~ Door open at o clock; Performance 20 commence
at quarter past Admission Front seats 81 Pit 30 c
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FoR FiLL CRoE
THE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock of SEEDS,
Rae coRs ,sIds OF Inr7ips CaPoafe' ol soL,s E:.
Uiaer sort ct SEEDS suitable Lor .S Son la 49,
retail; By pound or bushe. ~
Planters and Gqrdgners are solicited to call and judge
~ CAMELiA PLANFS5 Ro1s. Orange and Lemon
KEGS, and all SORTS OF SIlRU BERRY on hand the
- -
\ SITUATION As BOOK-KEEPER-wanted By
- hIllait-aEea person, perfectly competent and agtL
W. y. b. at the CRESCENT OFFICE. No. q5 81.
i4"rlcs strut. T2I Of
TIN PLATE, COPPER, SHEET IRON. Etc.
- AMu Ell LOCkE. |... 7 aaI 3 fHO.vY' LITE,
@'f|r,," ,",'"nhoasr amt H,nrWe - n
( a a.'I''f Is now receiving ana ll1siu ~ 4
q n",' 'oi fl,ile "a, ug lowest LA~u a-.s-==91
- n hi'LL~, l'e ,3,tG%inG with Hn-
tI,,l .,...'" r. ~ I,r 'ISSI"'J1DT ID -...
va - - - - Il; ~ ana L. va @ XIV
''' 1ol9S itAt'a sizes TIN PLATE DC Uh. On.
mi IN 49, y \; l-/.- n alo ] ~ 't>'.''-'
-unE.r. TvfI, {II9J1Il..42 rae ~ ~. u a. d.
~ ~ 'i--'',g 7hLf'l ihDN. N">. H. lf' '' i.'
tuu T,-,-3,- -, -. - ..,r,,,,.,, ,,,,- -. ,. o.
pn1 H. ~ 81 fIItT'gtn ? IftON No - q"
5prr0 r. I'm - Or Z X ~. ~ ana - 49,
500 bnp,Ias - % 30 = 4 s lI nom L. 70 @
rs0 H. III St1Iiil ~ N N ii'DN WIRE.
GgG a. BftI'CA IN;
- ~ ana y = X ~; 4 . NO ~ , r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

FIRE IN PRovIDENcE.-We learn from the
Providence R. L. Journal that fire broke out On
the 18th inst, in the rear Of the building next to
the Whitaker Building, North Main street, owned
by H. g. Brown and others which was nearly de.
strored. Several Of the neighhorEg buildings We're
damared. The los. amounted 70 more tLat sEDNl0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

TAKEN IN AND DONE FORA Philadelphia pa.
,er states that the fashionable dress-makng esah.
shInents Of that city get the principal part Of their
sey,ino done for nothing. They employ a large
number Of apprentices, who are taken for SIX months
to learn the business without pay or board, and who
merely sew the work which Is cut out by Others
The lessons they have been promised in the art Of
fitting and cutting are delayed until the last two Or
three days Of their probation, ana Of course are Of
litIe use As soon as the time Is up they are turned
off and new set take their places, to be similarly
hum hmCgad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

REruRxED.-Thomas Hreanan, the defauIing
officer of the Brooklyn Saving Bank, has, 1t Is SAID
returned to that city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

."-1 .T---IT, T7gI
S.nds,s CIotbiur B-,,,or5ur,
Sz-piotri :f t ~ 20 t Ia r, .
EdCHaIu SANDS gfl'eiuI IoI pa>I IdVors "0Ul re-
III Fr bi S. ~ Nv KS I 70 MS o. r. ] S i'5
N B. Gentlemen arriving the city Viii mud their interest
70 CAL ana examine icF themselves apps
e-S- IT, 0o,,r.-u n, o-.L,,.- 171-,,.,-- - Dr..
~ NOuIIHS tAeioHdll's [LaItre t anu EnySa-
mon the FrIr-I p,-s [ss1.T ~. .ravs Mn
~ - N.Y.
Preean+s for Wives Sis+or- and S-yea+r,o,-+-
- - 80 -, " 80, 80, ia
~ we -I- " -1' 1ls a7''' "' 'll I''IS I1.l,.l- rom
Mexico and travellers generally To- tue following ' OF FANCY
,t- ,,-.[..,., N Messy VIA
PRESENTS
p,,s ,tp-- = = - Gil H..
100, W -r 80 IVORY .+.D' / Nf.'' 7-N' g.
'AitD AShS-frhI, Shell SILVER &c
RETiCJLf.S-S-Sa and Velvet, le-ut patterns.
PURSES A fn, assortment, new STYLES
DESKS Ebony. Rosewood. Palmer Nrrchr. A.
,rrpE pryts Frn- p - pr.;,r H., g.-
NJ, -, ~. II.sl-. ~ 49, q,
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Congressional News Rivers Markets, etC.-n
Adrrar,rn - n. Lii

-... .-.Ir....7
L'ees3PIeu TO the - Lo@l, hei''O,can'l
NENATE-JWH 2".-hr' 'HneT"Gou moved 10
amend the rules 50 rs 10 require me Unfinished
business at the close of the session. to be TN" first
tp he disnosad of nj the ra-onpuiuU The motion
f- ~ " " ~ : l7
lies over.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was taken mp.
and tho rbiI,itin,r a,,-ancarnents 10
h, r,oIa D., <,,+,lt,-, no.. J,I,,,I L,, Nee, Al
Ian my 10 CONTAGIOUS wa 4eDd'Fo ny M
IV"' douglass, calhoun, Hale, ana Others Inc
amendment was finally adopted.
Mr.. Lewis moved q Reconsideration which mo-
ton was ordered IN h., mt ,,,,r tbo io1,rnaI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

DELAWARE CRoPs-The Delawarian is in
formed that the wheat and corn crops throughout
Sussex county will be quite large this year. but that
the oats are very inferior
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ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODs--Ihe New ORR TT
bune says: - Within the last seven or eight days
26 ships with 5000 packages of dry goods. have
arrived at New York. \ large portion of these
goods We're not regularly imported, but have been
consigned to this country by the manufacturers,
who find no other markets open to them IN the pre-
sent disturbed state of continental affairs. Goods
sent here upon these terms must be sold at any
price, and thus will have bad effect upon the trade
They create a demand for exchange too, that can
only be mel by an export Of COIN
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GORDON PLUMMER,
sands's Clothing Emporiu

.7DJ lister OF .4TER.7G ES.
~ One at LuEleu Hrlltn's Marine Notary, No. Il Roy
LL-.-.s n !.
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q At Cape May there are now 5000 persons.
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NAvAL.-The L. :. steamer Vixen, Lieut., Cong
James H. Ward, arrived at Norfolk on the 18th,
II days from Pensacola. Acting Master, Robert
A. Mari; Surgeon, A. n. Bell; Passed Midship-
man, Joseph Fry; LIST Assistant Engineer, George
SeweI 81 Assistants do, Jackson r. Hatcher and
VIM Y Lynch, Jr.; Captains Clerk, Horace A
IIigley Reports L. S. schooner Bonita as having
sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna, with orders for
IL, r..r,r,n .,f tbn mn rirns
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90 The cause of temperance appears to flourish
in Canada In the parish of St. Matthias, with an
adult population of about 1900, all but four persons
have signed the pledge. This parish is said to have
spent annually in strong drinks, up to the present
time. $4,000 The Roman Catholic Bishop IS the
great leader Of the temperance movement now IN
nrnnress IN tl1a Cnnadas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

LrnEL.-The Duke Of Brunswick has oD'allsu d
verdict of CISCO against the proprietor OF Inc oa'
list, weekly print published in London The pro-
prietOr IS able IN nv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

TIE GIRLS.-Nc have often wondered how pro-
pretors Of large factories managed TO keep the ie-
male operatives in such good order. One Of them
posted up the following notice - will admit no
Sogers nor good looking men within these wall.
One sets a flame among the cotton. and the other
among the gals" Talking Of girls reminds Us OF
melancholy fact. There are three or four German
communities on the Llano, numbering nearly one
hundred enterprising and intelligent men, hqc'Rg
mn lrOuygy g5gOuD ihrU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

4 GREAT LIBRARY.-The various Libraries con-
nected with the Harvard University, contain at
present about 81 900 volumes, besides large and
very valuable collection Of unbound tracts, maps
MIA
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- Perseverance Fire Company No. 13.-The
Company pace
MONDAY EVENING NEXT. al-r ms. a. L ,P2.tf O'Clock.
CHAS. H. CIET RCIIIl .I. Secretary.
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COMPLDENTARY-Majo Noah IN Iate nnm-
Der of the New York Sunday Times says
g General Taylor, in a very neat speech return
ing thanks for a splendid gold medal voted to him
by the State Of Louisiana, passes a high encohinm
on the patriotism of that state. Well he may No
state in the Union has surpassed Louisiana in great
and painful efforts to sustain the country in the
Mexican war. No sacrifice ofmcn and money was
too great for that noble stale assume in the painful
conflict through which we have gIOriously passed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

MAJOR NoAH's AGE.-The Major thus answers
a correspondent: " ClariSsa II. begs to know our
age How is it that The ladies take greater interest
in the fate of old fellows than they do of young
We have no particular objection to telling our age.
We are ten years Younger than Mr.. Richie Of the
Washington Union. and he is the most sprightIy.
active and extraordinary man of his years in the
country. We are younger than Mr. Van Buren,.
who has not yet arrived at the age of discretion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
Presidential EIection-Alar1n ut Head
Quarters.

The Washington Union, of the 18th instant,
publishes the address of the Democratic Central
Committee, at Washington, to the democracy of
,he Union, from which we make such extracts as
are OF most interest to the public -
ApDREss OF TIE CENTRAL NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIcAN COMMITTEE, TO THE DEMOCRACY OF
TIE UNITED STATES.
Brethren We deem 1t our duty to address you
briefly upon tie present aspects Of the Presidential
campaign.
At the out. ct you that nothing has yet
occurred which has shaken our confidence in the
OF the democratic party and the triumphan cleo
zion Of Its usrious stan dard bearers Lewis Cass and
William O. Butler.
Until the recent elections, in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, the Intelligent members of the wing party had
given up all hope Of the election of their candidates.
Their nom nations had produced disafecton dstrac-
dion and division in their ranks, Their military can
didate had only failed to awaken any enthnsiasm
"a his favor, but bad well nigh ruined his prosnects
faint they were, by the ipudcous correspondencs
IN which he had INDUCED IN this stage OF tho csn
agn the elections in the western State 'Ie cam
North Carolina, Maine, and Georgia, occurred and
resulted disast ousy to the wing The effect of
these triumphs of the democracy to inspire our
party with exultation and undoubting confidence in
he election OF their candidates, while 1t filed the
hearts Of opponents with fear and dependency
l,eUce while faith in ultimate victory induced the
fo-mer 20 relax their efforts, 1t gave the energy Of
spair to the latter.
N Pennsylvania all parties and factions opposed to
The democratic party uni ed the WING can didate
for Governor. lie was voted for BIZ wings native
americans. aboltionists, aud Van Buren, men This
union of parties and factions upon the whig candi-
date has probably secured his election by majority
not exceeding lew hundred votes, while the demo.
cratic candidate for Canal Commissioner was elected
10y bandtome majority.
In Ohio the democracy Ihad the same combination
Of factions to encounter Besides in the State elee
dion did not expect victory. Yet the result under
oil the circumstances, Is most glorious We have
gained in the election Of members Of Congress and the
legislature, and, in all probability, have carried our
candidate for Governor
Ia view Of these results there be doubt that
The votes Of Pennsylvania and Ohio will be given to
The democratic candidates In November? We think
saot. Livery vote which cast for Lopgstreth in
PenDfyitaNis may be relied for Cas- and Butler:
may also every vote given to the gallant Weller in
Ohio. But all the factions that voted for the
whg candidates n those States be depended upon for
len Tayicfi II there lie any honesty in human ma.
rrefAsy not be- In the first place the abolition.
,sfs cannon vote Ger Gen. Taylr The traction of
The vote otthnt party from the whg candidate will re-
dpce his w. NJ least 900 in Ohio md 900 in Penn
j'ranin The abstraction also Of the pretended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

Mexican wur had been conducted by our military
men atoeether without these cOunsels OF Secretary
Marcy, the war would have been ended In three
monthe' time, instead OF continuing two years, at
he enenhoee expense Of hundred millions of
dollsTe.
We think, therefore, that Mr.. W. b. Astor, and
Me other distinguished persons IN this correspon-
derce, ought to come out under their own sigma
lures, and repudiate such atrocIous calumny
upon American Generals, as they have here com
mlttet by putting their names to a miserable
attempt to bolster up the character of Mr.. Marcy
the fifty cen, patch mender of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
The Steamship Crescent CITY,
Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct IT.
Sales of 800 bbls Western flour at SO 81i& per Dbl
There Is change to notice in the grain market.
Sales of 800 bbls whiskey at 16ac per gallon pro-
visions there sales Of any article worthy Of
port The market is Arm for groceries, and there Is
no change in prices.
BUFFALO, Oct. is, P. M.
Receipts within tn epsst twenty -four hours Flour,
5000 barrels wheat "a COO bushels corn, "a 600 do
The market for -four duh at 81 50-the sales be-
ing confined to the regular trade demand Wheat
was heavy. We notice sales OF 5000 bushels Ohio at
90 81 cts Corn was without change, and the
ket held at SO cts, 40 offered for large
lots and refused. Freights by canal to Albany, re-
manned the same.
Albany, Oct. Is, 1913.
Receipts by canal within the past twenty four hours
Flour IL 800 barrels wheat, 1850 bushels corn,
TO- 400 do; barley, 81 800 do In -four sales
ported, and the market generally unsettled. OF
wheat notice sales of ZOO bushels Genssee ut 81
20. Barley was q shade armer, and sales made
Of 800 bushels at 71a74 cts Oats sold to the extent
of 5000 bush els at 33a34 cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
Movements OF individuals.

AnprAts 1HE InvISc Houn' -Gov. Young and
family ;AMajor Harrison and family, U s. A. Judge
Wayne, Maryland; DR.. Burgin, U. s. A. Gen. Gar
land and family, u. S A. Hon u. Pratt, Pratts-
vile DR. CuyIer, U. s. A.; Major Mercer, U s. A.
Col q. Cautie, Maryland Hon. II. Byngton, Mass
At the Astor--Gen. Garland u. S. A w. ID Field
Washington; Gen Smith L. s A.. Mr.. Secretary
Mason, Washingtoni Mrs Dowager) John q adams
and family, ID G b.; r.. Phelps, London w. W, Corco-
ran Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

Octr Is, Wednesday 2O952 copies.
publication the Morning Edition Of the Herald com.
enced yesterday minutes before O'clock and
o'clock; the first Afternoon Edition nenced 1t minutes
o'clock and finished at Is minutes before O'clock
econi o'clock andfpished at Is minutes past o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

FIRE IN NEwBURGH.-We are indebted to the news
boy of the steamer Hendrck Hudson for the Nep-
bursh Gazette, of yesterday 1t contains the follow
ing particulars Of fire. 1t occurred about O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, in the stables attached to the
Union Hotel, kept by John Richards in Front street.
The stables with portion Of their contents were en-.
tirely destroyed-the horses, wagons and Carriages
being saved The fire communicated to the rear Of the
buildings adjoining, Water street. several of which
were seriously damaged. Among them, the stores oc-
cupied by Charles II. Hasbrcuck, Charles w. Post,
VIM. B. Jarvis, John w. Warren, Sands & Raymond,
suffered most. These we're fire along the roof and
In the cellars and though literally deluged with
ter were saved from total destruction only by the
greatest exerticns. The aggregate loss In buildings,
goods, Co. sc we hear estimated at about $1,000
most Of which is probably insured. 1t is net known
how the FIRE originated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
Marine Affairs.

SALE OF WAR VEssELs.-The following vessels
sold by auction at the Brooklyn navy yard yesterday
by order of the Secretary Of the Navy Steamer Scor
pion, for $14,5Oo; brig Strombol for $4,75o brig
Heca for 47OO schooner Refer for $lS76 schooner
Falcon, for 81 425. The sale was made by w. Pen g.
Co., ON cash terms
ExrRAoRpISARY SPEEp.-The packet schooner Bos-
ton Capt Lsybold arrived at Halifax the 18th inst,
In passage Of 80 hours from Boston, which, if the
report be true lie five hours shorter than the
made by the English steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

The United States mail steamer Hermann,
Capt. reb,rce, will sail tomorrow for Southampton
and Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
Theatrical ana Musical.

The SrsAliER CHEROKEE left at o'clock yester
day sfte,noou, for Savannah, with l1S passengers
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NEW YORK HERALD.
seuth-xyest Cornerof FaIton andN nssau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

THE D1Y * sa1rr f oRS s d GbT RI Ss"
r.bshs aIseetaek NJ nd stritried before bregktat
a. and re i sS Fl
THE WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday for ei.erla
on the msr'ean Cont,nsa-6 een copy s. lg per
ST. .;Iass ,ss spsss ~ f%sseeaa edition
,ccrfs q yo paid, postage iOH be deducted fr0"
PONDENcE eoataisrg i",po.ts,ni
asr, solicited from any quarter % nc '0''' 'e'' '
f"ss s.s s %s.. e sas to Il
ries 10 be ,crfe. Ia plaza gibe the proprietor
fer % n. .rse"d Ssauy and a d.
syaeh Orders received at the Ocr corner Fulton and
no SoTTE taken Of snosyoss. Waa.
spsr n, Siep not nceessaruv for puba,iom bat
a. guaranty Of his good faith We cannot returH rejected
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAMrBEIL's MrNsrRELs
MINERVA RooXs -TAyIoRs CAMPAIGNS.
MELoDEON-vnGINIA sERENAprns.
NEW ROOM, $50 Broadway-PHIosop,ucAL ENTERTAIN.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT MUSIC soc,rry's GRAND Con-
New York Thursday, October 10, 1s4s.