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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
' ARRANGEMENT TO

-. ~ NEW ARRANGEMENT TO
q y. - - @PifI5Bu H,WHEELlNO, Cincir
nsu,by hOu4.ng and EyenIng rans iof
NewYorx, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumberland vil.
0u delay Passengers having choice Of day or nga
and Passenger Route. Through % hours from hewYos
"a Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence 10 Cincinnati N LgaS
NewOrleena, ard tho SoGih and West passengers g1n9
directly through b. he United States Mail Trains.
~ for Philadelphia and connect with lines for Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia by 10 PA train for Baltimore and AZ.
rive IN time 10 connect with ~ An train for Pittsburgh ana
Wneeiing, going directly through without delay.
and Market s ~ y AM. for Baltimore and arrive N tirt
% with Pm. train for Pittsburgh and Wheeling
and going directly through without delay. .
Leave Phade phia by steamboat al = r NJ ron DocA
wharf Sundays excepted and lodge IN Baltimore.
The only ile Sunday from Philadelphia for BaimOO
10 by Railroad, at 10 PM.
Leave Baltimore st u AM and Pm. daily by the BAD
and Ohio Railroad.
Leave Cumberland a6P.M. and AN by twenty daily
lines Ofhe National Road and Good Intent Stage COmpara
and arrive In Pittsburgh or Wheeling evening and M
following morning
Passenger for Pittsburgh take the splendid nav and NOD
ern-huit STEAMBOATS, Brownse ard thereby hay Oug
u miles Of staging on the whole route.
firscess steamboats, leave Pittsburgh ancWheeng regv
ary and passengers forwarded without TO Cin
natl and All other ports in the South and West
TAKE NOTICE!-Iickets not sOld in New-YOrk y
Passengers for Baltimore, Pdfsburgh Wheeling Tkta
notice becomes necessary ON account Of several persons
of such tickets sUpposng hey were authorized 20 pass
orr hrs,-cass Trains 10 Baltimore and the South and West
They have no connection with rs.
For through tickets by this route sppy IN Philadelphia
The Railroad Once, Of Market and Eleventh st.,
- South Thirdsti board steamboat DOcks wharf
Fare tmggh from Phsfelph.a to Pfisbrrgh Sl2; -
Wheeling SIS, with the privilege of stopping al Baltimore
az fssemng 'ea'' ct Pleasure For is,he inionssn
Al Adams Co.'S Express o6.os. is Waii-st Al ii A. NJ
or ~ = Broadway. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
.T.TrN.I-IAND FERRY.

-~sTATEN-ISLANDERw VII linEI luTher mo-
fsiSs N,',. Iori-7o 10 snI II An 49, siom 80
81 Lave y .rantae-At6a9 10 and Il A.m5L2S5s
srd n. ngloI
~. --s-7s.s-.--- PATTERSON 6, NEW-SORH
49, 1850 -5.RAI ROAD LINE SUMNER Ak
a 49, RANG tMENrS, 70 commence on the
1T Of hey. i9l2-Leave Paterson q! o'clock 4 NJ
A. NJ; me- A. ST. and { ?. A. . al,
Leave Ecw-YoTk al O'clock A ~ VI b ~
P NJ and P NJ or SUNDAYS
Leave Paterson II o'clock, 4. N. and z VI
Le,ve New-York az o O'Clock. A n and 5 7 NJ jos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

Hose FOR THE CROTCN WATER, fgr fre-engines,
kstean oafs, ere msuulc1rar from ne hesi IA hrns1
.-aihef, viii wroagh copper ysis Always CT hand ard
f1r sac 81 re lowest price. ~
rav6 sus- iOsS < ROySTr co 50 F--rv--,Hy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

| AWFUL MURDER.-Magreac Powder Tor IN.
- ae-hlcuon OK al Kinds o. insects cockrosches. moths
sts es nlsAetoes bed bugs and various other Insects
A-o rus Tor ne destruction Of rats and nice within I'VE
mnues afer being thrown In their yiciniiy Warranted
without poison Price rask box 81 cts This powder
has been examined by he Medical Faculty Of france Rus
sra Sweden and Denmark from all Of whom be Il provided
with ample testimony Of iis superior efficacy Principal
Depot. ~ BROADWAY Lyi22 w-l v. LYON Il co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
CsOn CHALLENGR.-Nodee 20

GS0n CHALLENGE .-Norce 20 gentlemen WHO
CJoONanf ttsr o.d clothes 90 io0k IKE new. Cal q
ne cleaning dyeilg tailoring, and repairing essiis eri
a. p Ooldi Nere you ran get an yrsl-e PITCH TAR pant
All glue extracted from yo1r clothes without song your
coth a. the shortest n0ce and on The NOS reasonable
farms hy J. NOAH 66 God two doors from B~esnan.
NB-Ihe hghes pnc- paid for geuieneu's css,o1 eioh-
ing ct I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

EOAL.-I can AZ en- times furnish ihe be.l Red and
- NMe Ash GOas as low Oh, any de- ler n frst q11'iY
Goals liberal discount o. grOcers sud others WHO buy
ltr~e'v 90 sell a1nl. GEO WARNER,
yl5lmf Word eco Houston p -Establlshei BOO ,sl3.
GOAL BY THE CARGO no CONSCMERs.-
\ propose furnish cnlslners who unite O buy cargo
Of about m tons. coal fhe price, and The cargo
fou OF 1880 lb1 great OF Vanisge for them oi me Te'ei
time vii. divide arl deliver the directed by
responsible buyer. and furnish 10 each party sworn
wegher. return The several sizes may be shipped The
ssr,. vc-sol 90 WARNER,
f-f, frn. Yard eco H0uslOn-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

CONVEYANCES.

r~u- LAKE ONTARIO-The steamer AD,
rs.S - SWIRAL viii Leave Oswego fer Toronto ana
.-sfs Hamilton direct every " ednesdey and sat
,s afternoon nd o'clock, arrival OF Packet bosls
Ti,s f5-r Osvvero TO Toronto from T. 70 Il hours.
TT IN -, H. ~ tsie nvla Smeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
NYRIrINe rAPFRs ~ hoW liz

WRITING PAPERS AZ Low PRICES
~ FRANCIS a LOT rREL u hudenlane. oher an
prces.
Cap Papel. bi1e, ruled and plain.
while
Packet Post. blue
Commercial Post, b'ls. ruled and plain
Letter Paper. blue sud White, ruled aad pism
sms.lszed Leuer
Noe Papers In great variety, plain, Pitt emb0s-el
mo rning AID other styles EIreo1s Of every sze' style
md quality Cnk Books snitsble Tor public 0lces ner
chau.- manufacturers. and for prvsie use. copying
Presses a. reduced pices Manifold LeuerNrters, God
Pel- Pofo los Patent Iussll1ds Wrapping Papers, Per
lr-sd Boards and Oh kind ri fmcy and staple station
erv witch sci % unusually ow prices n quantities 10
seii purchasers FRANCIS LOUTREL
iv5nu ~ Mader-lane.
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HP PULLING, nd
J. VII son. I'D
R. 3. BRIGGS. n y.
sIhr-v. s-7ili.1sT Pc ELMFNOORF, N d.

CAUTION.
Owing 20 he great ccess and nnense sale q Dr. 'n-
sends Sa-sarsula rn1er 4 ue1 Who were lflrrJ atr
Agents have commenced making Sarsapafl-4e hNrs1S
ti1Crs B.iers. Extracts of Yellow Docs Be- Iley ge1e
ray 81; 3 up l Re shed 5oies md some % Them
have stolen ana COP 20 our siveseI eri ney are cry
voorhees, 'wifarcrs. ali sl0-ac Ls asg. -
Principal Office. lee Fa.ion-st. sun Building. y
mvi MNNFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

TgaI.-The subscribers WI. be dsciarsil-, AZ u's
I wees and part Of next Peach Orchard 0flte and hans
Coal Il superior quality. which -ey otter inf SAFE a very
iow prices. direct from boaf. rescrecuet from yard
j. LIT. ". WORTH, = Broadway, and
ivlf cor Thompson and F1ldh-sis.
o. PRR TON-SUr COAIs-Pesch OIl-ard,
= ~ Rcd ASH and Scuy XIII White Ash, Tor sale al
s shove low price; large size. ana deiyefei screened
nom tna ward. Amply 10 T. STOKES DiCkERSON,
sI n m anihluv-sf. near Bro .dNav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
~ r.sFs..s-,zsr,f- PIONEER AND sTfls- ,,,IrrSt
y esss-.- sd EXPRESS LINE 60 -

Travellers particularly cautioned against purchasing
tickets 10 NewIOf for this line, there s pers0n
thai ely authorized 10 ransac any business for the PiOne
and kXpreaa Company. myl5H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE-In this age of uni
versal competition there is no branch of business in
which more enterprise and energy are exhibited
than In the publication of our daily papers g Pony
Expresses" in advance of the mail Special
Expresses from Mexico Telegraphic Des-
patches, and Particular Lightning Correspond.
ents, are all the rage, and evince the eagerness
with which our publishers seek to deserve and win
public favor. Among the foremost of the CITY
fress, in this respect s our friend of the Evening
Mercury lie has lately beaten the :" Pony Ex-
press on several occasions, but yesterday he sur
passed himself. In his Mobile despatch sor Anril
IL, announcing the arrival of the Hibernia. he not
only came In ahead of the mail-the Express-the
Telegraph ltselt-bul he actually beat the Almanac
by four whole days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

| Bustamente.--Ex- President Btsamente arrived
| from Guanaxuato, at San Luis Potos onthe 9th
ut., in command of a division of troops. His
arrival was supposed to have had some connection
with the designs of Paroles.
The Jalapa Watchtower of the Cd inst. says that
on the Both ult, a large train of Mexican merchan-
disc was attacked by a band of Mexican robbers
near Paso del Bobo. As soon as Col. Hughes learnt
the fact, he ordered out detachment of Hays:s
Rangers in pursuit of the robbers The detachment
was commanded by Capt. Daggett 1t followed the
trail of the robbers, under the direction of Mexi.
can guide, until it came up with them at the village
of Despoblade. Thirteen out of fourteen men were
captured, and shot, greatly to the satisfaction of all
the well disposed inhabitants of Jalapa
The North American.-We regret to learn that
the North American newspaper, published at the
city of Mexico. has been discontinued for want of
support.
Departure Of Irdins.-Several trains have re-
Gently left Vera Cruz one for Orizaba commanded
by Capt. w. S. Brown, Actg. Asst. Quartermaster ;
one for Jalapa. under the command of Capt Sea
teldt, Louisiana Infantry; and third for the Ma
tional Bridge, comman ded by Capt. MeLelland
breaking The Administrative Free American of
the 9th inst. contains report that the Mexicans
had taken advantage of Commodore Perry's absence
to break the armistice, by attacking Palizada and
and Laguna.
On the 9Th inst, Mr.. Sewer left Vera Cruz for
the city OF Mexico, escorted by Capt. Tighman's
command Capt. T. had escorted Santa Anna
from Jalapa to Antigua, from which place, On tn,
9th INST, he sailed in the Spanish brig MARITIME.
The Ono Battalion is to be stationed at Rio Frio.
Banquet IN Honor of the French Reuolution.-On
The evening of the sth inst, supper was given in
Vera Cruz by the French residents in honor of the
revolution. The French Consul and several
American gentlemen attended.
Lo'oerang the American F2ag.-The Mexican
authorities at Vera Cruz, having become wearied
OF the sight of the American Flag, which foated
from the flagstaff the palace, one day politely
requested the American Governor, Col Wilson, to
have it struck. The Colonel not wishing to be out
done In politeness, Immediately complied with their
desire, and our flag was accordingly hauled down
As soon, however, as Gen. Kearney took command
he caused it to be raised again. Good:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15
Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph

Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph.
tfncinding The .Neeo Orleans Lae through tie .aHssis
SINH VaNey.)
AS have extended the g Atlantic, Lake and Mis-
sisslppi Telegraph from the Atlantic Seaboard to the
MISSISSIPPI at St Louis including the Great Lakes and
have nearly completed the line Men Orleans that the
whole Ieegraphc range from the Canadian frontier to the
Gull OF Mexico will be operation lines constructed I'M
der arrangements about the close of June-maklns a
total of about four thousand miles of Telegraph(wlth
engagements for extending those lines aggregate OF
thousand miles before December, connecting " by light
ming, nearly important point on all the inland wa
tiers of the United States)-THlS NOTICE is GIVEN,
that any where along the whole range of lines thus
structed by associates and myself de-
mand whatever has been inadvertently left unsettled by any
person employed in the construction of those extended lines
such demand be forwarded me- for settlement by my
agents, New Orleans st. Louis Indianapolis Vncennes
Wheeling Nashville, Memphis, Nachez, Tuscumbia
Louisville Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Chicago, Gaena, De-
troit, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Albany New York.
Other opportunities will be taken 10 express my sense of
the confidence and friendship with which have been
tanned by my fellow citizens and by the newspaper pres,
generally while engaged thus extensively carving ont
project which embarked before mile of telegraph was
constructed by individual enterprise in America and in
which have had to contend, only with all the diffcn
ties of enterprise but with extraordinary troubles tia,
already too familiar to the public
.NeD Orleans .7prI II, 184s
TT Col CHARLES DOANE at New Orleans will
lines. ~ 'Vs ania r.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

CARRoLLToN GARDENs.-This delightful place
so long the popular resort of citizens, has been
this season fitted up with, if possible, greater beau
ty than ever. The delicious and shady walks, the
fragrant flowers of every hue and form, the stately
trees, the warbng of birds, and the music of glsh-
ing fountains, contribute to form place such as
we might imagine of the tabled grottos of Oriental
Princes The tired denizens of the city, when
overcome by the noise and dust of the streets, can
repair to Carrollton and find there, while slipping
his sherbets, or his ice cream, and inhaling the
perfume of the flowers that oblivion of the care of
business, which is so much to be desired in our
utllltarlan age We venture to say that if any one
once visits these fine gardens he will derive such
pleasure that he will be sure to return Ladies. or
families, desiring to visit Carrolton will find in
Mr. James Dunno, as we can judge from experience,
a most attentive and obliging landlord.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

u GEN. SMITHS EvIDENCE.-ln our report of the
proceedings of the Court of Inquiry, published in
this days paper, will be found the testimony of Gen
Smith. o'1his, we would particularly refer our
readers, for the best and most Ineligible account
of the battle of Contreras that has yet been pub
lished. No one can read this evidence without
being impressed with the most exalted opinion of
Gen. Smiths great military genius The base at
tempt of another General, his superior officer, to
usurp the credit, and deprive him of the glory, of
victory entirely his own, has been Justly esti-
mated by the people of the United States-it has
met with the contempt it richly merited
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

GEN. TwIGGs AT HoME.-We are glad to say
that Gen. Twiggs arrived safely and pleasantly at
his residence, Augusta Ga. on the 9th inst. He
was met at Atalanta, by deputation of citizens
from Augusta, who accompanied him to Berzelia,
and special train brought the party to Augusta,
where his arrival was announced by salute of
artillery. The weather was very Indictment, but
that circumstance did not prevent large concourse
of his fellow-citizens from greeting him at the
depot He was welcomed to the city by an appro-
PIRATE address, delivered by the Mayor. and was
conveyed, in coach and fonr, to the residence of
of his brother.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15
Eclipse Characterization.

The best three mile performed in Amerca-af
circumstances consdered-was this course yester
day. The entries ID. F. kenner's BueRa Vista, II
b. Godsby's Little Mistress and l. Van Leers Otiuer-
all OF them horses of approved speed and bottom
The track at best, Is not quick one, and it now
covered with kind of loose sand, tetoek deep Buena
Vista was the tavone az ains the field and the best time.
makers settled on DAB. The day beautiful and the
attendance large, while the goers stripped in the best DOS
sibe condition.
AT the start the Wagner colt led close followed by Lit
tie Mistress until they entered the third mie when Buena
Vista cut down the Mistress and coae the horse as they
swung into the second quarter and made most gallant
brush tor the heat. Every inch of the ground was noby
contested for on coming to the line all through the last
quarter, neither animal ahead. "A dead heat " cried
hundred voices but, on bursting the line, Oliver
found to be about eighteen inches or the length of
jay ash ahead-Le MISTRESS running third. Time, $685..
The start, in the second heat, not made until the
betting had changed at odds, in favor of the stallion for
the purse Away they went, the horse in the lead and
both illes close up and doing. The run throughout the
heat, most beautiful. In the second mile both the
females went and challenged the Wagner in the most
gallant style but with admirable constancy he opened
his pusue that all their efforts could repair
Tor the horse came home winner 5:38s-proying him
self one OF the hest in America.
VEAL remember Ruffin " second heat in s. 80 over the
Louisiana Course, but his inferior to divers
yesterday The Louisiana track w seconds
quicker in mile and the day of Rufn So race the
track was equal almost to spring boardwhe the con-
don OF the Eclipse Course, yesterday such as to
admit of suppoon that the could possibly be inside
of 5:42
And Little Mistress too, although last the race won
reputation for speed and that her friends
never anticipated We do think we hazard much in saw
ing, that the yesterday best three mile perform
made in America
THIRD DAY-hriday, .4pra t-Association Purse $500
Entrance III per cent. added-Thee- mile heats
L. Van Leer's ch Otirer, by Wagner dam Flight by
Ieyathan 8 y. ......:..:... .........,..s...1
ID: r. kenners CHI. Buend pistG, by imp. Glencoe,
dam by IMP. LevIdtHdn 3 ". o. 2 9
T. B. Goldsby's oh: +. Little Mistress by Shamrock
dam by Wild Bill 3 y o.........................3 8
Time. 5:3SIa-5:3Sla.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

HE AMERICAN STAR.-This excellent journal
Is still published in the city Of Mexico, and will
continue to be issued for some months 1t main
talns in every respect, its ability and enterprise,
and is undoubtedly of the best, if not the best
and most desirable medium of obtaining authentic
information from the seat of war. Subscriptions
for the weekly Star received at Rusconis opposite
the st. Charles hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

SANTA Annals "FoND FAREWELL We
translate and publish to-day, the last address of
Santa Anna to his countrymen-a Spanish copy of
which has been sent lis by correspondent in
Mexico. As we said yesterday, it will richly re-
pay rusal-long and verbose as it is What may
be called Santa-Annaism ''sticks OUT of it in
every direction. We translate from the Vera Cruz
Arco lrls,-it will be found on our third page,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15
EAGON'S Pills

6ATON > FILLS.
MY PILLS offered to the public with the utmol
1YI confidence in their beneficial effects and in their
I've properties Such is their sauary action upon e
when properly applied that they certainly merit egH
sve share OF public patronage. There are few Of @ d.
e 6 rsn 10 wGn the human system incident that H
In all cases where there partial derangems
OF the Stomach or liver they will be found invauab-l
ing the effect TO cleanse the Stomach and restore the healthy
action OF the Llver-hence their valuable properties in ee
OF Dyspepsia practical experience having proved Their aM
ity to remove that most formidable disease, acting like
charm where there is torpor of the Liver restoring The @
thy secretons OF the general system Those who may
labonns under the Liver Complaint will Tin The general
complain OF sense OF soreness dull pain in the g
side, extending at times TO the shoudebIa and IN OIL
probability at some time or other there will be Shiny oms
cOus) discharges from the bowels preceded by cOlene
The pills. therefore, should be used and their use pereVe
H. until those shiny discharges cease-when the Lhe WI
be unlocked or completely coected-they having Pna
their adequacy to effect this most desirable object ans
no tendency to grpe) leaving the Stomach and LEsm
healthy condition, after many have been tried s
they invaluable-as many would be willing to testify
Living, as they do in the general sedenaIy life aos
taken VII lmpar new life and ysoi a sH
ein One OF the Pills taken each night until their epeaon
Is sufficiently secured, short time previous to confinement
WI be attended with the most sanitary elee r heat
once perceived that they may be successfully used Ds
lowing complaints to wit:
Fever and Ague, Bilious and yellow Feyer DssRa oS
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Bilious Plen1sy BILIOUS
Ghollc Cramps, Jaundice Hysteria Habitua CoFsnes
Female Distractions, Tightness of the Chest sIss n
the Bowels the Liver ii
ne following certificate is appended; it proves peJ
doubt the value of the above medicine-many more mR~
be procured We're it necessary
r, GER IIEJCATT. . e. ,bs
L nave Deen very much afflicted with DYSPEPSIA ,tscksj
ast nineteen years, and about years agol was a
WIN Liver disease. After taking medicine q' mS1
and trying thing that was thoagn s uigh
dement, me- without being much relieved vs da aume
gu the Springs in Virginia and in the fall OF lo4 ,bat
must die however employed Dr. Eagon, anu oS Sg
menced taking his Pills and can say they have S he
me more than any medicine | have ever taken an ad
lieve they are the best family medicine have ever on
row use scarcely any other medicine in my white u
iamiy therefore take great pleasure IN @ hm"ndu6
them to the notice of the public believing thaI 6y
who are now suffering from disease might be IeH M0oS
umely use OF these Pills. as have been; ,o; . "
BatescHie, fibemarte, H., May IL, lS46. ,s9m
cT For sale at DALI.Y'S Southern Depot aPlD--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

THE NEW CoNGREssMAN.-Horace Mann, the
wing candidate for Congress- TO supply the place of
the late John Quincy Adams, has been elected
Mr.. Mann has one merit-and that of the highest
order-whatever his political opinions may be. He
is a most enlightened friend of popular education ;
and, indeed, is in advance, even of those who have
been considered leaders, in this movement, at the
North
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1s4s.

Gs- The Rev. Alex Campbell will, by request,
repeat his discourse in reply to DR.. Clapp, onthe
future punishments of the wicked next Sabbath
evening, at half past Z O'Clock, at1he Presbyterian
Church at the corner of Carondelet and Perdido
Streets Seats free.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

SYMPATHY WITH FRANCE.-It will be seen
by our Geographic Dispatch that Mr.. Aliens
resolutions of sympathy with France, passed the
Senate on the night of the 9th inst-32 ayes. and
nays Better late than never, perhaps. But who
are those nine nays? We are curious to see their
names, that we may record them. g Only this and
nothing more
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

HORSE THIEVES. Two horse thieves, who
We're committed to prison in this State to await an
executive requistion, named William Barton and
James Hayden, Were taken to Natchez on the 10th
inst, by officers Samuel and Dillon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

MAIL FAILURE.-We had one of those frequent
failures of the mail again yesterday. No northern
papers were received
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

MOVEMENTS IN lRELAND.-If the telegraph lis
truth, the " Monster Meeting that was to have
come off on St. Patrick's Day, in Dublin, did not
amount to much The military dispersed the
" mob,' and arrested the leaders. Surely there
must be something more than this. in the full
truth of the case
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15
RESTORATIVE " ~ 49, ~

Full many year wigs have been worn,
Cause Hair have been s,orn:
II was sickness caused the loss severe,
So wigs instead OF hair.
We see Gods goodness does appear
lie sends Hair,
A growth that only Nature
VI Is Coral Restorative made by Jones
Its wond'rou should he known,
Not tins alone
The Press should take III hand
And make the wond'rols expand
For sale only NeWOreans, Isl CHARITIES st. apis 6t2p