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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
WOOD, oHARooAIT4 TAR 1slo PITCH SAND,

gE,EIE s,tcriber having the Oldest establishment the
NEW BASIN for the sale o. ne above kse iof
and PJTCHPIJVE WOOD. which will Be sold d low
pnces Fair measurement given, and delivered free Of cart
" ORDERS len az the Office, No 10 sHELL RoAD side
If NRw Basis viii be promptly attended TO; or orders lett
IN OIder hf John Bewetts Exchange previous 10
O'clock A. NJ viii be led that day; or after that time
they will be panctuay attended Oon the next DAY.
ms I'm ~. y WHITE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

fUmPs AND -ATETTG APPARATUS 10.
TtiIIN McCARTY Plumber, Ne. l34 Camp stIee.
y New Orleans, hss Just received new ana afgs ~
ASSORTMENT of brass G0cka. various sizes Force ana b%
Lili Jumps Beer Pumps, &c &c: Cooking Rang 80
Bathing Tuhs aDa Slower Baths. AsO ayng ana fsga-
ms Lead Pines Sheet cad work Of every description np
anu Steamboat work ompty put no and repaired. Az o.
deispremptly attendsdtO. Lat
E52- Charge Moderate. loiss5 ~
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.

~ A. TYLER, 80 CAMP STREET, has now on hand,
"a. and is receiving by, every steamer; Gold n
the best makers. Also-Fob, Vest ~ ~ 81
and S Eys f u aAdas SsI sEaG od Pens
Pencils Thmbes Buckles &C. Fine Bracelets, Brooches.
Necklaces Rings Syerware, Spoons and Forks, Ladies,
Casters Cups Pitchers Trays Plated Casos. Tea Sets,
Candesticks, Urns rich Fancy Goods, Lubins fine Per
fumery-tOgether with a great variety of articles too
numeous 10 mention. Also-SPECTACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell or Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of every
kind-Eye Protectors, &c, &c, constantly hand and
fitted tn Suir tire eve AT short notice nI5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
THE GEM. No. 10 Royal street,

THE GEM, NO. y hoYdI slIe6I1
Opposite THE POsT. OFFICE.
THIS SALOON has been fitted up in style that for
taste and convenience suTpasses in the South. The
Bar Isl and shall always be- supplied with the choicest of
iiguors In20l JOHN g. MILLER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02


THE MAcREADY RUMPUs.-We cannot say ire
marks the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times) that
we think Macready was treated in a becoming
manner, on his appearance at the Arch Street
Theatre on the night of the Doth. The noise and
confusion were, in fact, dsgraceful. And, although
we are satisfied that he had great deal TO do with
the influence which was exercised against Mr..
Forrest in London, because Mr.. F. was an American
actor, still we conceive that, Americans, we
ought to be magnanimous, and can afford TO pass
over such petty feelings beneath retaliation.
Mr.. Macready is a very great actor it is useless
to deny il; so is Mr. Forrest. Genius is of no
country and if Mr.. Maeready could descend, at
home, TO such conduct as is attributed TO him, it
furnishes no reason why we should, here, follow
his example.
In relation to this affair Mr.. Forrest publishes a
card in the Philadelphia Ledger Of the 22d. He
admits that he Kissed Mr.. Macready in Edinburgh,
but claims it right to have done He states,
moreover that the audience joined him in the hiss
ing, which was caused by the fact that Mr.. Mac
ready introduced into the tragedy of Hamlet "
some fancy dancing, or pas de mOuchoir, as For
rest calls it. This the American actor insists, was
dissertation of the piece He also maintains that
Mr.. Macready had previously endeavored to injure
him in London, by getting up an organized opposi-
ton which commenced even before his appearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
:. FELIQIAlgiAA ,HIlSo2lUsE FOB SAIE H.,

= FELIOIATIA HOUSE FOX SALE, %
TTNHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
il the FELICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale: a
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred f.sA
boarders and full eight months in the year, TO as
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great of profit The present occupant wishing
to retire. offers the above fine establishment on moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises corner of
'I aus ~ Il $3.50 JAMES ROACH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

NO HUMBUG
UPWARDS Of 1900 bottles Of DIX. CDLEMAN.S
" GONORR0sA ATxFtIR have been sold during the
past year without IN iage instance liver ten
dozen used in our u 81 Hospital This IA icine chai
enges Competition both in The p0l Of taste IN certainly
or cure Where fails e money will be refunded ia
cass f-S- sold by n. KENNEDY, "a Chares street and
Al DR. AZ w. COLEMAN = TONIC BtTTERS Dept
~ratt -
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e-z- The subscriber will continue The AUCTION AND
CoSN71ssIoE business and will General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and al other
properly consigned 70 = 4. BoNNENAL, 81 Gnvisr st.
New Orleans Aug. 1873. anu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

NEW WATCHES, JEWELLERY Ri
VETE receipt of large and splendid stock OF
Wv Gold and Silver, Lever. Lepine and Deuplex ~
WATCHES of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS AEn7A
manufacture so. JeweFy, Sill ~ SsiA
So SO yerware, Spectaeles, Gold Pens He 9s
Goods. We particularly invite the attention OF ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing eewhe as It Is
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with and
shall be sold as low as al any house in the CITY,.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 30 Canal street.
N B-0ur personal attention will be devoted 70 repair
ing every Upton of fine Watches Clocks JewelTy etc.,
which shall perform satisfactorily ever, or no eh5rgs
ne If X. N.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
DIsSOLuTION

DlGSOLUTIONs
TENHE COPARTHERSHIP heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission Dusi
ness is THIS DAY dissolved BY mutual consent,
j. o. PERSON is charged with the Set1emsRsy OF uie
business of the firm. J. q FlEEheSggHey..
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YoUNa's, NO 8 oamp stTeet New orleans,


NTOW receiving at the above Store by every arrival om
IN the North, an entlTe new and extern q G.
r~Q sive stock of Ladies and Gents - SISSFS
A9sA finest patent Lever Watches, hunt = = -
IL "a ing and open-faced Quad, Vest and Fob Chains /
ts2A12laest and most fashionable style OF Ladies and
Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Also patterns OF studs
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons. Suspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens, of The best
makers. Also large stock Of sverware consisting Of
table, and dessert Spoons, Soup Ladies' CastoEs &e
all Of which will be sold the lowest cash prices pub
lie respectfully invited to call and examine before pur
chasing elewhere.
N B. The strict attention paid to the repairing Of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes Diamonds, and all
kinds Of Jewery mounted in the latest and best manner
All repairs warranted no charge M
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PRIVATE RoARpING.

TTsHE subscriber accommodate five snsle Cen
4 flemen with genteel BOARD and LODGINGS. -
Her Hon is located pleasant, quiet and re- lA
spectab neighbohood, and not subject to the annoy
aneps Of children Of business hOroug are Terms mod
crate Inquire Of Mrs. GRIFFIN. ST. Peter St. n5O I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

CROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
i has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, Isl RI
HNr7 .ffGAZLNE street. four doors from st. i4sJA
NkA Joseph street. where can be found large IA
TT5f5 assortment of CLOCKS AND CROCK ksSASzaa
~ cry. To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab
lishmen will be given written guarantee that they VIII
perform we'll and should they not meet the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all cases
GT Particular attention paid 10 repairing CLOCKS IN
Oh sm w KING. 25l Magazine.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
BOARDIN HOU S E

121 GRAYIER street. ketaeeeR ST. thdrses and Cdrof-
dest STREETS, door from the corner T Gar9Haetet
1EI fully informs her friends. and The public generally
that she continues in the above eligible location oeeu III
pied by her during the asst year. She has bad her
House thoroughly reted and prepared for the accommode
ton of gentlemen usvey Grateful Tor past PATRONAGE,
she hopes, by dgent attention TO the comfort and con-
venenoe of her ons, merit and receive continuance
NJ fyT d&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

TIME subscriber being engaged in manufacturing I'll y
a and CAPS in Newark, New jersey, ha ess1
opened SalesrOOm for the disposal at wholesse ss
- of goods in the above line His facilities are
81 such as will enable him TO make It the ineTes q cat
49, ers in Hats and Caps and purchasers in general TO
A choice lot of MEMS BLACK BUENA VISTA
HATS received per Crescent City, hand. AID VIII
be sold low. WlLLlhM bDOIAi, hater,
n59 IN u Gravier st.. up stairs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
COPARTNERsHIP

nN the 9Ob of septenbeT 1873 the undersigned asegia
" ted with him II the BOOK and JOB PRINTING!
BUSINESS Ma LEWIS A MIDDLETON late Of Mobile.
The business OF The e0gcen will 10 future be conducted un
o23 IT, SPENCER.
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WATCHES. JEWBRY AND FANCY GOODS

WATCHES, JEWEhY IND fANgH GOODs'
VTyHE subscribers have Just received an additional ~
Il supply Ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches, SSA
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias Rcskell and II IL
other superior makers also Fine London DtpleI
Watches rich Jewey of the latest styles, comprising Inc
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS,
sc Also great variety of FANCY GOODS. selected BY
one of the finn in the European markets. sting OF WORK
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Recule and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles, Table KNIVES and
Forks, Casters Candlesicks Double and Single barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives, Military Goods, &c.
&C., for sale at moderate prices, BY ,,,,, a. 49,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

BANKS ARCADE. ma .az INE Street e
FEVHIS Establishment having been leased by the UNDER
] signed. they have had it thoroughly renovated 81
and fitted up and are pIenared to aee9mmodaIe i
city and transient BOARDERS. The BAR has been $3.50
supplied with LIQUORS of thesbest quality which We
hsnk will compae faVoiably with any other establishment
In the city, The Rooms comfortably furnished, and VIII
enable us to give every satisfaction 10 BOarlers
: nSo If TUFTS & DIGGES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

SIORAlfE FOX UpFBEEs n
WETF can axe floor, second story, in
w dry and dark place, 600 bags. Also 10 anott
store from 2090 10 s0 900 bags Merchants having coffee
viii find their edvantag call and examine Our
warehouses EMERSON, TOURNE " co,
ANA 15B Tchoupit0nias street.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS BUILDERS.
Csrnanters and all others interested in Building.

az Mahogany, Cherry Black Walnut. Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber, and Yellow Pine. for huiidn
I.nr.nses. cnnslanLly ON hand and for sale OF ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
RESTAURANTS, &c.
CRESCENT REsrAURAT & OYSTER SALOON.

CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON
No. 10 ST CHARLES Street corner GR4EfERs
TBNHIS establishment has been entirely Temodeed greatly
u improved, and very handsomely le-furnirh - lssae
Ell throughout and is open for the season.
From the previous weEesiahlhed reputation p&fsfeA
OF the CRKsCERT OYSTER SALOON AND Res
TAuRAT WAITER deems il superiiuous to enter into a
long of his hoGse, but simply to thank i Tends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage DC has
received and % them that the KIND manner winch
his efforts have been appreciated WIN only simulate
him increased exeons 70 secure ne large bss5onaSe
already given and make the Crescent hestauat TIE most
fashionable and popular resort in the CITY, -,
He has made genlents 10 be At all times WIN
- - the finest OYSTERS from Mobile, BaTa
NSN . TARA, Cat Island and Grand Pass which wlu
~ " served Up any sly ie % sui me palale
%sse~ His arrangements are eomgigle @ 10 feasSpa-
bly, snpplied with every variety OF ZANE ~
and FISH in the preparation OF wlncl no 49, a.
laiBs vil be spared to graf iy the taste oil the
most fastiii0gs epiguEe. eSas6 1922
On his BIZ Of fare will always be found cIEAAS3
CHOPS OUTLETS every kind of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES in short, with every thing II season tha
can be procured. T.
Ills stock Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
are OF asunerior quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported Of FFench and Swiss Wines Ce,dlals,
Scotch Ale Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Pogaa trial q
these Liquors MI that he desires to insure ayeIaDe
0Dinnn h12 pm
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MANUFACTURERS DEPOT E95 tEaH sAHH
OF HATS AND GAPS
I HAVE hand present. and an SoqsaI, ~. Icl. s
= IARGE ASSORTMENT o. the above - q
e named Goods compFsing every kind, from q Q
- eommon Negfo Wool Hat up 70 g hne Sioleskln
"a and Beaver As can b. manufaetpTed-
ez As these goods come direct from my Mandatory,
65an then, CHF A7ER and consequently can oer them
eksapgr than anv other house IN ne ct. o-,
''e"p $50 JOHN DURBRIDCE,
oc0 eno cd No. q CustomhOBse street. staIrs.
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-~sSan BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS,
1911 Vow landing from ships DxenDnnge. -
AN Manchester DisBa. Peter Marcy and bark ~
49, Genesse. A splendid assort sent OF the esA
sp oi4 4 Ou' ~ FROST & co. 10 Magazine st.
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WOOD! WOOD!
GILLMoRE g. BROTHER, No "a SHE'LL ROAD SIDE De
VI of NEW BASIN, keep constantly on hand OK. .ASH
and PINE FOOD; CHARCOAL, SAND, SHELLS
TAR, L UJhBER, etc.
G ORDERs left in the Box, at No. 20 Camp street, or at
tended to- ms I'm
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Arrival from Santa Fe-Progress of Gov Lane
Interesting News-Convention in New Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
WING PRINCIPLES

Since the Wings are generally without "prn-
cples," we feel inclined TO present some OF their
"principles" when we find portion OF their par
" fighting upon that platform" We,ake from
the very "iussy" ratification meeting in New
York, on Tuesday evening last, some of the re-
solutions adopted. We think the "eo aonins,"
Of Mr.. Newton i. only wanting 10 make Bank,
Protective Tariff, and all other ruinous and re.
pudialed Wing measures stand out in bold relief.
The following is one OF The resolutions adopted:
Resolved, That it is the duty OF Congress 10
enact such laws, in connection with the revenue,
as shall protect American Industry from undue
foreign competition; 10 The country
safe collection and disbursement OF the public
money with a currency OF equal valur;-dis.
pose OF the proceeds oil the Public Lands in con-
iornliy with The rights OF the States and the ne.
cessi,es OF the General Governmeni;-aid the
improvement of our great highways, lakes and
harbor.; the development OF our Ma
,ional resources and secure the prosperity and
general welfare of the whole Union;-and ,ha,
il is the duty of the Executive to respec. and
carry on, the will Of the People, as embodied in
such constitutional enactmens OF their represent
,atives in Congress assembled.
They were not willing to adopt Mr., Newlons
advice, and shorten the resolution, BY saying:
awe SO for a U. S. Bank of nfy million-a
high protective and pFohibitory ,ari, like that of
ls42-Dislribusion out and ou,-unlimiled ey.
pendilures by internal improvements, &c; or,
rather 10 shorten j, sill more, 1--WE stand upon
The Henry Clay platform Of 1874"
The next resolution, stripped of the laudry
dress, shows, 10 our judgment, an open attack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
FURTHER EXTRACTS PER STEAMER cANpal

The steamship Caledonia, Capt, Leitch, arrived
at Liver,ool on The 18th ult., from Boston, in 1874
DAYS pa. age.
The Spanish Minister Xavier Isturiz, has left
England without The customary iormalites Of an
mus, inter from Lord John Russell's expressions
that his departure is TO be considered measure
OF retaliation for The expulsion OF Sir 81. Bulwer
from Spain. There is, however, no reason to ap-
prehend that more serious differences or hosliIites
will arise.
True bills have been found By the grand Jury
al Inc June session ofthe Ceu,ra Criminal Court
London, against Messrs Ernest Jones. Fussel.
Vernon, L1oney, Sharpe and Williams, The char.
lis, leaders for sediliun.
L is said ha lie Pope has expressed a most
anxious desire 10 visit Ireland
The Lords ofthe Treasury have prohibited the
expectation of arms from England, 10 be employ
Ell in hosililes against Denmark.
NJ William Tell Poussin has been appointed
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Phenipo,en-
tiary from France 10 The Republic of the United
Sla!es.
ANOTHER FAILURE OF THE CHAR
TlSTS.-The threatened demonstration Of the
Char,isls which came off on The 18th, proves even
a much more signal OF failure than The affair on
KensinstoD Common. A body of the military
and the police very efec,ually ed The Char
,iss, who dispersed withou, even having organic
ed the meeting.
The Coun, de MeIasol, the Spanish Commits.
soner, after making over,ures through the Span
ish Minister, did not obtain any recognition from
Viscouni Palmers,on or the Government, ana
after several Intellectual advances on behalf OF
his government The Coun, left London for Spain.
THE NAVIGATION LAWS.-The navi-
CATION laws were still under consideration IN the
English Parliament. Many OF The friends OF free
trade propose TO demolish the existing laws oy one
blow. and throw the whole carrying trade of
Grea. Britain, foreign, colonial and coassing, open
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
SATURDAY, July !,
SENATE


In the Senate Mr. Ru>k, from he Military
Committee, asked to be discharged from the
further consideration OF numerous memorials;
which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Benton from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported the House bill for the repeal
of the proyiso of the act limiting the number OF
Major and Brigadier Generals after the war,
with an amendment, providing that the two Ma
ior Generals and he Brigadier Generals now in
the regular service shall be retained til the 4th
of March next and also giving three months
extra pay 10 all officers, non-commissioned off,
efsrgsIroni the ssfvlSg.' "o'n their d's-
Mr.. Benton urged the bill as very important;
and the amendments were agreed to, and the
bill passed
The resolution introduced by Mr. Davis Of
Mississippi, in relation TO the first flags that had
foaed over the citadel Of Mexico, came up for
considerations; when a conversation ensucd be
tween Messrs. Foote and Davis on the subjec,
After some remarks from Mr.. Borland, the
whole subject was, on motion by Mr.. Dayton,
laid on the table.
The bull TO incorporate the Washington Gas
Light Company was taken up in committee Of
the Whole, amended and passed.
The bill to allow pay and subsistence to GER
tain Arkansas and other volunteers who have
been prisoners of war in Nexico, and the bill for
the relief of Gama.iel Taylor, were considered
and passed.
The Senate then went into Executive sessions
and when the doors were opened
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
In the Hou the day was occupied in com
mttee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union,
MIR. Root in the Chair,) with the consideration
Of The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
MIR. Toombs resumed the door, and spoke
through his hour, reviewing The Democratic
platform, as laid down by the late Baltimore
Convention, and denouncing it as fraud upon
the people.
MIR. McClelland next addressed the committee,
10 reply 10 The speech ot last week BY Mr.. Stew.
art, cf Pennsy lgania. in which he produced a
mos' triumphant yindicaiion If General Cas-
from all the charges produced against him BY
that gentleman.
MI. Cobb Of Georgia followed in reply to his
colleague, Mr.. Toombs, showing the necessi
ty and importance of parties and party organi
cations in Republican Government, and accu.
sing the Wings in his turn OF attempting
fraud upon The country in their system Of candi-
dscy without any distinct and authoritative
ayowal Of principles.
Mr. FIournoy took the floor, and spoke TWEEN
ty FIVE minutes, in the close Of the session. upon
the slavery question; distinctly avowing his con.
currence in the Southern argument on this
subject, and expressing his desire. in common
with his party generally, Of withdrawing and
separating this question entirely from the Pre-
idenlial canvass.
He gave way for n motion that the commit.
tee rise; which was agreed to.
And then The House adjourned till Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
MIR. WERsTER,s POSITION.

Immediately alter the nomination Of General
Taylor at The Philadelphia Convention, the
Taylorites announced that Mr.. Webster was to
address The Ratification meeting. But twas no
go. Mr.. Webster pleaded indisposi,on. The
Worcester correspondent of the New York
Herald states that at the late anti Slavery Con
vention held at Worcester, a resolution was
adopted, directing Daniel Webster TO support
the doctrine of the Free States in the Senate,
and 10 oppose slavery in every shape The re.
solution also approved of the course OF MIR.
Webster, for no, supporting the nomination Of
General Taylor"
The President of the Convention also said
that he knew NJ Webster gave his cordial
sympathy and respect 10 all who are engaged in
the anii.sla'ery movement, and that he has never
aided in the Taylor movement in any degree.