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Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
Flr Ne Tel.sranh

The election for members Of The mex, General
Assembly, will soon come on, aad AZ tbets srs
now ~ tins county, five candidates farsrals there.
III, II is Important that their positions should be
taAen' iha their principles made known There
are lhrer Democratic, aud two Why candidates
running IN lhse county, II is Therefore but ar to
suppose that each candidate will advocate. aud
ann TO carry nut the principles of the party To
which he belongs II ha is alHhia, lei him coa.
hhus 50 Ia The sHa II he isa Democrat, let him
be one throughout There are two H. 5. sens.
tofs To Fleet al the eNl sessnn Of the Legislature
aud II is but fair TIM the question should be mnds
hs TO whether Hampstead county would have
Hhig or Democratic T. = SENATORS Rrina 4
Wing myself, should be glad tu see the thing
larry tested In eonclusInn, lei mu caulaH Uut
Wing candidates against making pledges 10 sup
patt Democrats for tho [ : StnHla. II they are
Hhigs, aud 'Epssf fls support Of ar Htg pr.
u tt7y aazi he II 5ig1 IA frf'Y respect \ dit.
iefeul oauesc, vii, mosi esIlaay, bring upon
them signal aud shameful dcleat ia. Demo
efals Of tHis county have lh-D msa in the field
fho.r men are kuown Ia ba Democrats, a1d will.
# elected. nnsl assurady carry oul thr views aud
wishes Of their party; consequently, that parry
arr N nnwise dependent On the hhIgs, aud any
pledges that onf Wing candidates might make, 10
vote lor oas OF iisa DeWaHilis lat the l. ) S-u.
ate will do Ihon no good with the Democratic
pafiyi but will eiiaeiualiy allurale mauy Nhirs,
aud ihtoW lukeWarnHrss over the balance Of
that party. u Is IN my apulan, decidedly uus
wise aud impolIle in our Wing candidates, to be-
come cntauslrd aud bound up IA any such way
l they do. they VII be bsalan flblluN.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
70 Cotton Planters.

TUE undsf.snrl has just returned from Tin.
einnal with fna lot Of Gin Materials,
manufactured under III own supervision in that
city, aud is nav about Ia open Mandatory IN
the town of Washington, Hampstead county, Ark
for the purpose Of building Gin stands and fe-
pairing the samr. Any Gin Stand made and
sold b the undersigned, and proving 10 be not a,
good as represented BY him. may be returned
without any charge ia the purchaser, and all re
pans done By hun viii be warranted satisfactory
Any person wishing 10 purchase tim Stand, ol
10 have an old one repaired, would DO well to cal
aud see me-
wM W G. COLLINS.
Washington, June I. lsis.96
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
AsAD sIanr.-Tho St. Augustine lIcl

ASAD SIGnT-The ST. Augustine Her
aid OF the Goth ult. says:
"On Sunday last, the wreck OF a schoon-
er of about eighty tons burden, was dis.
covered on the North Beach about eight
miles from this city, by some Of our cili-
2cns On reaching her, they found the
hcadless trunk Of a female, in state OF
great decomposition, which they buried
on the spot as decently as circumstances
would permit Several articles oficmalo
clothing were iound-among others, part
ola rich silk dress, fashionably made, to.
gether with quantity ofmens apparel
There was nothing by which the name oi
the vessel could be ascertained. The
name on the stern having been complete.
ly oblitcrated, by the action of the sea
with the exception Of te letters PAT
Two anchors and a chain were saved
from her
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
MANY VOTERS
PUBLIC ADDRESS.

Gen, Jsurs NrlL viii address the praplca.
Democratic Elcclot IN the following counties, aud
al the following tunes aud places, to wits
1t Princeton, Dallas county, Junu 81.
Al Camden, Ouaeliiia county, laae 9Th.
At Wilmington. luou eounty, June sth.
Al Eldafado, uuun county, June 10Th
II LcNisFile, Lafayette county, June l4th
At Washington. Hampstead county, Junr lill.
II Paaelua, sewer county, June 10TH
At Russeys Sleft, Sewer county. June a0ih
Al Mutifsesbofaugh, fke county, June aad
Al Atkadelpha, Cisrk ruunIy, June 9th.
Al hoekpafl, llal spune county. June gdth,
II Bcnlon, Saline county, jane ailh
aud At any olhst tine aud place IN the above
eoaalie', appointed by the people, when the pp.
pohlmcnt dues mel conflict with either Of the
abaYr appointments
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
ORDER NO. 10.
HEADQUARTERS,
llEarsrgAD CoUNrT, ARk.

To The Sheriff Of Hampstead County
UOU are hereby commanded to order mn cleo
i ton for Colonel Commandani of the lst Regi-
ment Of the lst Brigade Of the let Division Of the
Arkansas Militia, TO be holden on the lst Monday
Of August next, ut the different precincts in the
county of Hampstead; and, also, at the same time,
an election for Major Of the I'd Battalion Of said
Regiment, composed Of companies in townships
saline, Mine creek and Bois d'Arc, and due re-
turns make 10 me according to law.
Given under my hand this 22d day Of May, lS4S.
BENZ. r. JET, Brig. Gen.
1si Brigade lst Division Arkansas Militia.
BY IIESRY ?. JonNsoN, Brigade MAJOR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14

PHoNoGRAPuc.-A friend, who is en-
gagged in the study OF Phonetics, sent us
letter containing the following passage;
"Ihe grS Blng mt, A man putt which
puzzled us for some time The transIa'
tion was forwarded us by next mail, a,
follows.-"The CRATE being empty, amar
put coal on
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
STATE or ARKANSAS,
COUNTY or SEWER.
COUNTY or SEWER,
Clerks Office Of NE Cncmf Court Of Soin
C0Hafy, on the chaHcrry side tAsreef,
ia racaiioH, Nay 29fh, lsls.
William r. Dyokman,
Complainant
~ , Petition for Difofcf
Emmelinr Dyckman,
DettHdant

THIS day came the said petitioner By Rddy,
bis solicitor, and filed his petition in this cause,
praying 10 be divorced from the bonds Of matfi.
mony suhsy'.ug between himself aud said dsien.
dan,, and II appearing from the affidavit Of the
petitioner that said defendant Is nou-resdent Of
this state, /, is ordered ihai publication be made
notifying the defendant of the pendency Of this
suit, aud unless she be and appear by herself OF
attorney on or before the third day Of the next
tenn Of this court, at a court 10 be held At tie
courthouse Ia the town Of Paracliiia. in the
county Of Seytf and state Of Arkansas, en- the
third Monday OF July next, and answer the peii.
ton Of the said petitioner the same will be taken
for confessed against her aud decree entered
accordingly, and that this order be published IN
the Washington Telegraph for two weeks by two
successive weekly Insertions the last to be at least
four weeks before the ncal term Of this court.
!. N. HOLMAN, CLERK.
4 true copy from the record
Trstr: / n HOLMAN, Clefk.
By II. G RtSp. Dept. Clk. '26.2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
NEW WORK.
Examination Of the Doctrine of the Resnr- .
rcc'lon and other subjects Herewith con-
nerted by the
REy c. ?. TURRESTISE.

REy. C. =. TURRESrlSE.
The above is the title of a work now in prepar.
alton which will be completed in about two months:
when il will be sent 10 Msssrs Lorin aud Ball book
sellers and publishers Philadelphia for publication.
It a work Of immense labor aud research as the
author has been a considerable time preparing IT,
with a yew 10 its ultimate pubrcatlon; being sat
s6edllat tho Christian library is yet deficient in
thoroughly orthodox WORK on this all important
subject The work il designed to show that the
resurrection Of the same body that il laid in the
grave is reasonable aud sorptura doctrine, and
IN support Of his views, the author has carefully
eEamIned every text Of scripture in the sacred
volume where resurrection is mentoned in our
common version, in the septuagnt translation Of
the old; the original Of the New Testament and
the vugate Of both, besides reviewing every sub
isct having an immediate or remote bearing on its
Illustrations. The work will contain about 400
pages mo- and will be ready for delivery IN this
and the adjoining States in September
Price 80 per copy, AID % per cen, allowed
TO agents
Subscriptions received at this Office
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
From The Picayuae, June I'd.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKEr.

sfF'' 'hIlTiAsN9 Wi IVN NNTNk T. T,
The matktl has been very quiet and the sales
are limited to Gi0 bales, in small lots Priccs
have bcenHegnlar aud have an evident downward
tendency bul uuIil the market becomes more SET.
tied we emit giving quotations
sArgAKNr OF COTTON
Stock on hand on sept / lei7, bales, y, ,lga
arrived since to date lHa,596
AHfvu to-day 500
l,ld9,6ji
ESRotiod Ia date -. aaaAli
EkpofIrdtosay -. a,919-gas ,3sG
sloeh an hand and an shPboard bales III ,a6g
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE
MAILS AT WASHINGTON, ARK.

NAILS NJ W hAshiNGIuNi Atm.
Llule Rock arrives sunday, Wednesday aud
Friday, . = NJ
Departs on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
: Am
foh fowson arrives Wednesday aud Saturday,
6EM
Departs on Monday aud Thursday, 6A.M
Walnut Hills aud Mndeu arrives on Nedaes.
day, 6EM
Drpafs on Manday aud Thursday, G An,
amden arrives Sunday, a.
Departs on Thursday, d A. 81.
Fulton departs On Monday aud Thursday, GAa.
Arrives on the same dayE, & - n,
Hvbulun az Mur.rresbo;o', departs on Friday
A., ~
Arrives on Saturday, e I'm.
All the mails close At . r. N. previous 10 De.
piHufe.
Il. d. PuRDOM, L. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
MASONIC COLONIZATION.

There will he a celebration by Mount II oret
Lodge, No. !, in Washington, Arkansas. in com.
memoralion OF the anniversary of st, lohu the
baptist, on the 2lih instant, by pubic Grafton
dinner, &C. 10 which, all brethren in good stand.
ing, are invited
r. L. PHILLIPS,
n I !, sANDEarGR' An | r, eoH''ee
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
MINE GREEN
IL Eafar.

NJ I7IFFHT1
Wehaye an interest IN knowing up pherc,
how our candidates stand in regard TO
l. ), Senators, aud how they stand about
eleetng Judges by the people. We have
heard good many reports about their
views We think they ought 10 Let us
know how they stand, aud what they are
going TOT
MANY VOTERS
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
N NOtice. .

COUNTY or HEMPSTEAD, Scr-Ai the
" May adjourned term Of the Probate court Of
Hampstead county, Arkansas, A. d. ls4s, the
following administration and guardian accounts
current were filed for confirmation al tho next
July term Of said court: -t
Joseph Caldwell, administrator Of VIM. Cald-
wells estate.
r, IL Binford, administrator Of Samuel Vests
estate.
Thomas Hubbard, Administrator Of Joshua Fu-
qua's estate. .lI...I.
r. r. Cook, administrator VI William L. Cooke
estate.
lludah CLARK, administrative Of Benz Clark's
estate.
James Gibson, public administrator Of John
Rooinsons estate. .I ......
Amelia Vaughan, exeeutriI Of John vaughans
estate.
William F. Hamilton, executor Of R. HamH-
tons estate.
William Moss, executor OF James Moss estate.
Jabez 5. Smith, executor Of l. G. Tuppers estate.
Henry c. Boyd. guardian Of William r. Boyd
All persons interested in the settlement Of said
estates are notified 10 come forward and file ex-
ceptons to said accounts II any they have on or
before the second day Of our next Probate oour,
at court 10 be holden at the cOurt- -house in the
county aforesaid. on The second Monday Of Jnly.
a. D. ls4s, or they will be forever barred from,
excepting to such accounts or any item thereof
Teste; $ I. SANDERS, ClsgA.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14

STATE or ARKANSAS,
COUNTY o. CiABk.
September Trfa, cllrk Circuit Court, In Chance,
~ siiiiag September STA A. D., ISIS.
William Moss,
Complainant,
O..
Jane Nichols rt al heirs on Ia Ckaasffg
Wiley Nichols, dec
Defendants.
frllIs day eame the complainant, by liuhbaf.
| & Hampstead, his solicitors. aud il furthrl
appears to the court, that the said defendants
George W, Nichols, and William Nichols. ar,
nun.rssidrnis of the State OF Arkansas. aud cHa
not be zefyed with pforr,s herein, aud the sai.
complainant having exhibited his hill against them
aud the other defendants in this cause, TO tore
close mortgage executed hy Wiley Nichols
IN he lifetime, Ia the said complainant William
Mo-s, ON the northeast Of the northeast quafte
Of section thirteen, IN township seven, south q
range twenty one west. aud the southeast quaI
let of tie southeast quarter oi section twelve. il
township seven, south Of range isenlY.onc west
70 secure the payment Of the sam Of three hun
drad dollar, aud that the said Wiley Nichols. hat
departed this life. Ii i therefore ordered by TN
court. that the said defendants, Georie W Nichal
and William Nichols, be aud appear before TIN
court, On or before the fourth day Of the next tern
thereof, and dsmur, plead. or answer to complain
aui. bIlI. and in default ihcreal that the allega
tons Of said complanant's bill be taken as con
iesscd. a. 10 the said defendants George " Nichal
aud William Nichols, aud the prayer therrof de
creed accordingly
A true copy from the record,
Taslr. ISAAC W SMITH. CLERK.
BY \ :. B GREENE, u. {.
o.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
For. sale.

4 SEVERAL NEGROES, young and likely
E low for cash, Apply to
L. A, DLOCh & SON
Washington, May 81, lsls.2j.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
aCAN DID DsTi.s.
For THE SENATE.

1--we are authorised 10 announce A. ]. ARn.
stauAU IS candidate iot recollection to the state
senate, ltam the dslrir, composed Of the counties
af Lafayette, Sewer aud Polk
l. We are auihafs-d 10 announce Col WulilN
MN, Of lafayette county. as candidate 10
represent the district composed Of tile couniirs Of
Lafayette. sewer aud faik IA the next State
ssHaic.
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.
I've are aulhaf|l,d ia annoanre Culslrs u
AHuHlLL. a candidate To Fepfeseal Hampstead
county ia lhr neEl Legislature.
J. We are authorized "a auuguaer Tn. lliLl
aHaud,latr 10 frpfezaHl HemPslsad county IA the
afsl Legislature.
LIVE are authorized to announce Ions s.
eaSNsN, af Saline Township. A. candidate 10
fsaffsrHl HemPsissi county la the next l.eri..
I4IHrs,
j. We aFe Authorized Ia announce nrRsARu I,
liHaFrtan. a. a candidate 10 teptesem Hemp.
stead county in lAe neat Legislature,
J. We are authorized to announce ions L.
Esla, as candidate 10 represent llrmp.,esd
aguaty ia the nezl state Legislature.
FOR SHERIFF.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce wiLL.N
GAM. as "a candidate for the office Of Sheriff ol
Lafayette county.
gTNe sfr authorized 10 announce J. BEANcn
SANngws MS q candidate lot the oloe Of Shrnil
OF Hampstead eounly.
IFWe arc authorized to announce WILLIAM VI.
STUART as n candidate for sheriff Of Hampstead
county.
FOR CONSTABLE.
o. We are authorised 10 announce W V, kNG
as a candidate for Constable of Oran Township.
lFI,ars VI x fRENsLr, We are authorized to
.ll, Is candidate isf Constable Of OIan Town
ship.
For CLERK,
lrWr are nulodgcd 10 announce SimUN r
SANDER. Us candidate for re.el,ciion to the
office Of clk ol lirmp,tead county.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
For CLERK.

lrWr are aullod5ed 10 announce SiuCN r
SANDER, us a candidate for re.elrciion to the
office Of Clerk ol lirnP,tead county
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
FOR CONSTABLE.

o. We are authorised 10 announce W. '. klNG
rs a candidate for Constable of Ozan Township.
lFJ,ars VI x fEENsLI, We arc authorized to
.ll, is a candidate isf Constable Of Oian Town
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14
DR.. Hs.P j EFT,

~ INVITES the attention Of all wishing 81
u to purchase M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

NORTHERN CITY ELEcTIoNs-The New York
papers of the 10Th, publish returns of the election
in New York city, Albany and Brooklyn, from
which we learn that Mr.. Havemeyer, the demo.
cratic candidate for Mayor, is undoubtedly elected
as before announced in our columns-but the re-
suit of the aldermanic vote is somewhat doubtful.
both parties claiming small majority dispatch
in the Baltimore Sun, day later, states that the
wings have majority of two in the Board of Al
dermen, and that the parties equally divided in
the Board of Assistants A dispatch from Albany,
announces the election of Mr.. John Taylor. the
wing candidate for the Mayoralty of that city, ~
about 100 majority, and gives the wings small
majority in the Board of Alderman In the city of
Brooklyn .Stryker The wing candidate for Mayor,
was elected, and majority in the Board Of Alder
men. The wing Supervisors were elected In the
town OF Williamsburg, Long Island, the democratic
ticket succeeded. The whole wing corporation
ticket was elected at Hagerstown, Md, on the 10th
inst, John Robertson, Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21
Bingamau Course-Algiers.

The race yesterday was two mile heats, for
purse of $3.50, for which there We're four entries,
and all of them answered to the first trumpet. The
track was in its usual fine condition, but the air
not the right kind for man or horse to labor
much and feel WELL A poisonous north wind was
blowing--and nothing is better calculated to steal
the elasticity of the blooded racer, than of the
pore-closers in the midst of a Louisiana spring.
Much better time was anticipated than made
and much money changed resting place, conse-
quently. The attendance was large-and small
games out of joint indeed we saw man actually
playing with his own Tiger. Owing to some
happy arrangement at the lower ferry-somethng
about schooner getting along side first, and then
butchers lugger crossed the bow of the erryboat,
whereby we unfortunate citizens We're delayed
until too late to see the first heat. which
by Nonsense in 3:4sa-St. Mary, the favorite run
ming fourth.
At the second heat, Nonsense again made play
for the heat, with old Jesse well up, and Nanny
Rhodes watching the Saint through the first mile
but on entering the second mile the crowd changed
partners, Nanny and Mary pushing in front of the
horse, making beautiful run for the heat, which
was won by st. Mary in $40. The time of this
heat would have been two seconds quicker
had Nanny have run St. Mary over the line at the
same speed with which she rushed into the last
quarter AT this point there was some nice betting
between the friends of Old Jesse and Nanny
Rhodes; but the purse already st. Mary's,
for it was clear the other nags could not put her up
Away they flew for the third heat, Nonsense
plunging to the front ere the first turn made.
But the favorite fly took up the game and struck
pace that told too heavily for the crowd, coming
home winner at ease in 3:48, leaving Nonsense
and Nanny long ways out of time.
SECOND DAY-Thursday, April 2O-Jockey
Club purse S250-entrance 10 per cent. added
Two mile heats.
d. F. kenner's b. f. st. .Mrry by Hamlet, out of
T; B; Goldsby's oh. G. Old Jesse by Scipio, dam
~ Iimoleon55 y.
van,) by Tattersail dam by imp. Leyathan-4
R. TenBroeck's ch m. Nanny Rhodes by Wag.
.ner, dam by Sumpter-5y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3 2dis
Time. 3:4S4-3:49- 3:48
To-day's is three mile heats, for which there
are four to GO: Buena Vista, Little Mistress Jump
ing Mullet, and Dandy Jim. sharp contest to-day,
at the Bingaman-or never
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

JUSTICE TO THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
We fully agree with our contemporary of the Cou-
rier, in the following illusions to the new Govern
ment of Paris: Looking at the real state of the
case-the absence of all government, except that
which is assumed by m. Lamartine and his col
leagues-without power to enfore its DEGREES, but
what is voluntarily furnished by the People, one is
astonished that there is so little turbulence in
France-and that the country has not become a
prey to the most fearful anarchy. So far from this
being the condition of the country, life and prop
erty are Just as secure they were under the
dominion of the Bourbons''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

ANOTHER New BoAT.-The Constitution, a new
and splendid steamer, arrived for the first time at
our landing, yesterday. She was built at Wheel
ing, for the st. Louis and New Orleans trade, and
is commanded by Captain Samuel Tyler Her
cabin, aft of the wheelhonse, is fitted up in
Portable manner for the accommodation of deck
passengers The remainder of her cabin forward,
is furnished in a neat and tasteful manner, and has
state-rooms for about fifty passengers Her dimen-
sions follows: Length on deck, 257 feet !;
beam, Sc feet depth of hold, 7 feet; 3 boilers, 80
feet long, AZ inches in diameter; two engines, 26a
inch cylinder, feet stroke wheels 80 feet dame
supplied with steam by small boiler, has machi-
merry connected with it by which freight is raised
from the hold. Her customhouse measurement is
$50 tons. She will probably carry 700 tons.--!St
Louis RereiUe LII
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

THINGS IN FRANCE.-We have translated the
French account of the proceedings of the people on
the 18th of March, from which many doleful
auguries Of the approaching ascendancy of mob
law have been drawn. We ask for it an attentive
consideration. The moderation of the people, the
frmness of the government, and the evident good
feeling which actuated all, is, we confess, more
than even we expected, and much of real disorder
and of downright wrong must occur before we can
be brought todespair of the republic The speech
of Lamartine upon this occasion is model of dig
nifty, firmness, and wisdom-and had his whole
public life been confined to the delivery of that
speech alone, it would, under the circumstances,
have entitled him to immortality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21
eY- Give it Trial-TENEUR's SPECIFIC MIX
G. YALE, JR, & co,

No. ID Chdrtres street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per late arrivals a large and
L general assortment of sPRLyMG G0ODSj among
Muslns Embroidered Swiss Musins, Black Italian and
eros de Rhine silks of all widths Black Waered Striped
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do
all Nos; Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy Braid BONNETS
Net AND CAP RTBBoNs, WHITE r. GOODS. Linen
Chemisettes Thread and Le Laces and Edgings, Swiss
and Jaconet Muslins Cambrics Gloves, Hosiery etc. to
which would respectfully call the attention OF their
omers and the public generally. api0 Imp
CHEAP HAT STORE, 80 Canal ST.,
- Where can always be found full assortment lGEzA
h of every variety of HATS for or -
{NAwinter wear Planters countIymen and citi- -
will find it to their interest to call and examine.
apo 3t c. ID. BUNCE, 30 Canal st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

DINNER TO GEN TwIGGs AT AUGUsTA.-Ihe
Augusta Constitutionast of the 18th, says OF this
dinner, which took place on the evening OF the
18th instant:
About one hundred and fifty citizens were as
sembled at the four tables spread out in the large
room of the Masonic Hall. His Honor the mayor,
presided, assisted by eight Vice Presidents We
understand that the distinguished guest OF the oc-
casion appeared in fine health and spirits, and wore
at his side the splendid sword given him by his ei
low-citizens of Anguish. The President, Dr. Car
vin made a very handsome and appropriate ad,
dress, which was delivered with happy effect, and
concluded with the following sentiment:
1.-THE Hero of Cerro G0rdo-Georgia claims to be the
place of his brth-h fame is the property OF the nation
In response to which Gen. Twiggs offered the
following
"A speedy peace with Mexico"
Fine music and many appropriate speeches and
sentiments contributed to the enjoyment of the
evening" which was prolonged to late hour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

DISASTER TO THE CHINESE JUNK kEYING.-
Lloyd's List England contains the following un-
der date of Jersey, March Is: "The Chinese
Junk Keying, Capt. Kellett, from Boston for Lon
don, was boarded off the coast of France, and
brought in here to-day, with loss of boats, sails,
ETC., and one man overheard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

ARRIVAL OF THE BRIG THALIA-The Lost
Found-Thousands of sad hearts will be made
glad by the news of the arrival, at last of the brig
ITALIA, which has long been given up as foundered
at sea. She was from Cork, Ireland, and she ar.
rived at Boston on Sunday, 9th inst, after a mas.
sage of one hundred and thirty-six DAYS. The
Thalia put into Antigua in distress. She has
seventy passengers six died on the passage. and
four are now sick.