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o. We are requested to say that the beautiful
Phaton sold by our neighbor II. F. Smith, 66 St.
Charles street, and presented to Recorder Baldwin
was not as we stated yesterday, given him by the
Police of the ID Municipality, but by several of his
personal friends
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

They FEATHERED THEIR Observation-Disclosures,
the President, Pardee, and other stockholders of
the Wooster Ohio Bank, failed, are wealthy men,
and the bank is said to have 100000 in coin and
5000 900 loaned on real estate besides 5000 900 in
State stocks
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1s4a

SERMON ON HELL.-Tomorrow we will pub
lish sermon of the Rev. Mr.. Campbell, upon
HE'LL, in answer to one of Mr. Clapp upon the
same subject.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS AT THE NoRTH.-The
New York Tribune of the 18th, says the English
letters represent money plenty at low rates, but
the condition of trade was unfavorable No crisis,
however, was expected. Commercial prospects, at
the North, are now generally considered to be
brighter than they had been just previously.
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poetic spirit, and which the deep thinking and hl
name look forward to as the means of beneftting
and improving the race.
We had intended when we began this article, to
make it more statistical than we have done. But
it is perhaps as we'll as it is. More real useful nfor
nation may be gained from review OF great gene
raj facts, such as we have presented, than if we
had filled column with fgures-and utility is our
only aim.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

SUSPICIOUS PLAY SoMEwHERE.-The Mineral
Bank of Maryland has issued a circular, saying
&c Its account with Messrs Lake & Co. has been
fortunately adjusted. 1t has now resumed its bust
ness and will as heretofore, accommodate the bust
ness public to the extent of its means.''
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The 21st of April.

The good people of our sister State, Texas, will
celebrate this day with great JOY and magnhcence'
1t is their 9Th of January-the anniversary OF their
great battle, and greater victory, of San Jaclnto.
Twelve years ago, to-day, the ragged half-ed, half
armed handful which constituted the Texan revo-
lutionary army, met and conquered the three times
superior force which had been led on to crush them
by Cos and Santa Anna. The like of such fight
will probably never be seen again. The Mexlcans
had selected and fortified in their pO-
ston-and had posted their artillery and the flow
er of their infantry in such manner as to have
shown an effective front to an equal force of the
best disciplined troops The Texans were worn
out by a most harrassng retreat from the Colorado
to the Trinity, and were nearly in despair at the
prospect of having to retreat to the Sabine. As a
last resort they resolved to fight Rumor says that
Houston was averse to it, and only consented when
he found that his men would fight whether he did
or not. The Texans crossed the bayou which dvi-
ded the two armies, and destroyed the bridge. The
bayou and the surrounding morasses cut off the
chance of retreat for both parties. Houston de-
ployed his troops into something like line of bat
tie, but far from straight The Mexicans fired from
their field pieces and the whole front of their nfan
try. They must have supposed for a moment that
they had made terrible slaughter, for nearly every
Texan fell to the EARTH They We're not killed
they only lodged the balls. The bullets whistled
over them. Then up they rose, and up rose one
wild shout of vengeance for Goliad and the Alamo.
Then was rafting shot-a rlsh-a crash of skulls
beneath the breeches of the rifes-a fitful cleaning
of Bowie knives, as they accomplished their bloody
work, and the battle was over! A charge was
never made under such circumstances before-none
will ever be more effectual hereafter. Mexico was
defeated, Santa Anna conquered, and Texan hide
pendence won. One short hour made a vast change
in the course Of human events. The victory of the
2lst of April, 1886, but the beginning of those
movements which brought about the victories of
lS46-'47 and which will lead to such mighty
consequences for the future. The day deserves to
be celebrated in American annals, and the battle,
as piece of Rough and Ready fighting, will be
held in perpetual remembrance.
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o. Mary Catharine Raymond died at Charles
ton, s. c., on the 2lst ut., from drinking cold wa
ter after taking strong dose of antmonial wine.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

NEW ROMAN CONSTITUTION. The London
Times of the 24th ult, publishes copy of the new
constitution granted by the Pope to the people of
Rome. 1t is very complicated, and puts the smallest
possible power in the hands of the people. Indeed
It's only merit seems to us the leaving of an unlim-
iied field for future improvement.
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JOHN JACOB AsToR's WLL.-From statement
that appears in of the New York papers, it would
seem far from improbable that the will Of Mi Aston
will be disputed by the hers-at-aw.
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o. Lord Brougham, says the Bachelor OF the
Albany, 9: is a man of brilliant incapacity, vast
and various transformation, and prodigious moral
renuirpmantS ,,
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBoATs.-Isle New yorl
Knickerbocker says that : woman is the steamer.
CINE of delight and the motive power of lope"
We may add that she has good many tenders
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o. The Paris Democratic Club has published
manifesto, to urge all Germans to revolt against
their governments.
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FRIGHTFUL PRosrEcT-No less than 4l9 de-
Grees of Doctor of Medicine have been conferred
at Philadelphia, lately, by the various Colleges
the largest proportion being to Pennsylvania, and
the next to Virginia.
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DEATH OF A SENATOR ELEcT.-Wm. II. Morse
of Brunswick, Me-, State Senator elect from thai
district. died suddenly on the 9th inst. -
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ENCOURAGING TO DoNkEYs.-A donkey be.
longing to Mr.. Gandey, of Brighton, England, died
lately at the advanced age of hundred years Il
was a great favorite with its master, and was well
provided for up to the time of its DEATH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

GOVERNMENT OF FEw.-The Providence Her
aid notices rumor that Louis Philippe is coming
to Rhode Island, to seek protection from the sove-
reignty of the people.
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A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.-When peers and gen.
tlemen, attached to Louis Philippe, says the Bos-
ton Post, were caught numbering their wives, at
tempting selfmurder, forging, stealing, stock job
bling, playing with false dice, and other innocent
amusements, the court did all it could to shield
them and aid their flight. But when the rioters,
the mob, the canaille' of the most dsorderly city
in the world caught two or three of their number
appropriating abandoned property, they shot them,
and exposed their bodies as warning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

He Won II STAND.-D. D. Mitchell declines
standing as the wing candidate for Governor of
Missouri
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o. The Harrisburg Telegraph says that two
thirds of the delegates from that State to the Wing
National Convention, will go for Gen. Scott, six for
Mr.. Clay, and three for Gen. Taylor.
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IL CAMP STREET , ~ CAMP STREET
IL Camp street, N. O.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES:
COMBS, BR USHES, PER FUMERY.
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES.
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks.
CANES, BRELLAS,
SHIRTS, SCARFS, CRApATS, GLOYES,
GOLD PENS. CUTLERY, ETC.
II Camp street. II Camp stree,
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EMPHATIC AND TRuE.-The Charleston Mer-
curry, in some remarks upon the present te>ot
affairs in the Emerald Isle, says Ireland presents to
the civilized world problem difficult of solution.
With genial climate, soil susceptible of the high
est cultivation, and population industrious, ener
getc. and presenting, when opportunity has afford
ed, the brightest specimens of intellect and genius,
of excellence in literature, and gallantry in arms,
we yet find the great mass of her people deprived
IN their own land of their rights Of social and re-
gicus equality, the advantages of education, and
bound down to the earth with restrictions that be-
long to condition of the most unqualified political
bondage. True it is that in our own day, there has
been some partial amelioraton of these evils but
these very concessions, sparingly and reluctantly
made, have only served to indicate the utter inus
nce and mpolicy of the system under which she
has so long suffered
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~ Fashionable ,Clothing.--THOMPSON& NIX,
on "A received arrivals from New
York large superior stock of Fashionable Summer Clothing
all materials manufacture Their stock
part consists of
Super black ORA d'Ete Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black and coored Merno Sac and fancy Coats;
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best black French ORA d'Ee Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marselles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseiles Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Understands; Drawers;
Hulflose Pocket Handkerchief; Cravats; Gloves;
Suspenders, APPS 2dptyl
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tss. The Graefenberg SarsapariIla Compound.-

..tT" The Graefenberg .Sarsaparilla Compound
This and uequalled FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
R!LLA is offered to the public combining UNNECESSARILY greater
efficiency than other Sarsapaa Preparation either this
In article medicine the public much
imposed upon the highly Wanted Sarsapaas of the day.
quart olasse water containing
of saaparla, sold Tor dollar and because contains quart
called cheap. Why make halt gallon oncel 1t would
only addition OF another quart of water
In consequence objectionable ution and the imperfect
extraction noble and a
has passed through many changes the of medical
Properly prepared and strength the powerful
the world cleanse the from its oulest
This pepaed entirely pa by costly and
elaborate machinery OF which all the delicate OF
the Saapaa other ingredients obtained in their highest
The fecuent natter which
Sarsapara preparations also excluded from this
by the One bottle the Gaeeng Sarapa
a wilt bottles of ordinary Sarapara there
fore TEN TIMES CHEAPER.
Most of the articles composing this extraordinary compound
Each ingredient
possessing the head Which stands
prncey Sarsaparla. 1t three vegetable
discovery, which make public, hut which
wonderful efficiency all the They
distance much aud other Sarapera
world ~ No mineral of kind enters into this compound
Price dollar per bottle.
"a For Agents. Graeenbergs Bulletin o. A, fourth
page. api9
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o. AT st. LOUIS on the 18th, the river was fall,
ing fast, with u to s feet water on the bars The
weather was cool and clear
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LATE AND BETTER News FROM New Mrx,co
The st. Louis Reveille of the 1lth inst soys
8 Mr.. Charles Town, one of the survivors Of ,ba
Taos massacre, arrived in our city ON SUNDAY u;
rect from the above named village, which he laG
on the 18th of February. All was quiet at Taos
and nothing had been heard there prior to his de-.
parture, of the rumor of Col Rails defeat. Hs az
ports the praries burnt and vegetation backward ),
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

FREEDOM TO IRELAND The Irish and other
citizens, crowded the Chinese Museum to the num-
Der of five thousand, at Philadelphia, on Monday
evening, 10th inst, to sympathze with France and
express their desires in behalf of the nationality of
Ireland. Robert Tyler, at the instance of the
Mayor, presided. An address to the people of Ire
land encouraging them in their efforts, and giving
assurance of interest in their BEHALF was adopted
Mr.. Tyler, Morton McMichael, Jos. r. Chandler,
Col. James Page, and others, addressed the meeting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

Dy- Mr. VIM. B. Astor has increased the annuity
left Mr. Halleck in the will of John J. Astor, from
5000 to $1,000 per year for life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

The BEST TELEGRAPHIc INSTRUMENTAL is
mentioned in the New York Tribune that the wire
of Houses new telegraph was stretched across the
North river on the 10th instant, with success, and
communication established between that city and
Philadelphia. The wire hangs two hundred feet
above the wafer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

SNAGGED.-We learn from the officers of the
steamboat Ben Adams, which arrived here last eve
nlng from the lazoo river, that the steamboat
Harry Bluff, while descending the Tallahatchee
rver' on the 14th inst, struck snag, causing her
to leak so badly that she compelled to throw
off about 600 bales of cotton,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

/ Mr.. COLLINS This gentleman, so popular
while in New Orleans, is now playing at st, Louis.
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o. The Model Artists were not allowed to ex-
hibit in St Louis.
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CAPT. DUpERU.-This gentleman, will, we are
told. leave tomorrow on the steamer New Orleans
for Vera Cruz. He goes to that city to take charge
of mounted company Of dragons, who, when he
arrives, will Immediately be en- route for the 8. Halls
of the Montezumas.' Capt. Duperu is gallant
officer, and the warmest wishes of his friends will
attend him.
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60" Notice to Draymcn. - Hereafter ! will pay
drayage goods consigned TO those who have
my written order. JOSEPH H. MOORE,
ml9 I'm l07 POydras street.
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OPPOSITION.
a Mn mn n"

OPPOSITION,
TNHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS
l. Els running from the upper rs ASxgN
end of Lafayette TO the Lower Cotton 80
Press. The carriages all new and ne
fero none if superior to brought TO- or maze
this city At there but four running but mere
will be sufficient number to accommodate all WHO
may wish ride in them Smoking and racing are stc
prohibited intoxicated not permitted 70 noe A.
the public assured that strict attention VIII De
with their patronaee ] b. SLAWSON co;
FaIe 10 cents Tickets 81 per hundred, for sale by
f,oIec,ors in the 0nn;hn.es NOS " FN' ap2l
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SP ECIA L MOTTO ES.

EV" Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13-A the mem.
hers the above Company requested be ct the Regular
Monthly Meeting, which will take place MONDAY EVENING
NEXT, April a. at hall-past O'Clock. -
H.. lis etary.
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ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-The public will be
glad to learn that Miss Julia Dean is reengaged at
this house, and will appear tonight in the character
of the Countess in the fine play of &c Love, or
the Serf'' Mr.. Weston plays g Huon.''
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ADVERTISING FOR A WI

ADVERTISING FOR A WIFE.
the gentleman who advertises the Picayune for vile
will call the undersigned he will be made acquainted
with better plan of obtaining than the one he
has chosen But for fear he will not come and knowing
that the maids anxious to see him. will make known
to him. and to all Others who in future be placed IN me
situation, that the planwbch simple and VIII
fails TO call at store and buy suit of Fasbona
bic CLOTHES; and if that fails and the Clothes out
all you have to do is to repeat the dose,
MOGRIDGE Il ANTHON,
apY 1t2dp Under st. Charles Hotel. Common St.
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tI~ Mrs. G. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to yonng Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable Apply
at this Office apl2
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o. To the officers of the steamboat Iroquois w
are indebted for late st. Louis papers,

COMPLIMENTARY. Col. Charles A. Labuzan
yesterday received information from the official
source, that he had been unanimously appointed
by the delegates from the several Municipalities,
Grand Marshal of the day on the occasion of the
reception of Gen. Scott. A better appointment
could not have been made
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

SECOND SPRING .MEETING, 1870
ORLEANS CLUB. ,
vJvHIRD DAY-FRlDAY, April ~ Race 10 I G' "ef
off at hafpast o'clock. Purse s4O-Entrance III pei
cent added-Three mile heats.
Entries. ,u.o.
Id F. Kennet's ch f. BaenG ptsta, BY imp "lehhcoJ
dam by imp Ievathan-3y.o SO ID. Dress red and fe
at B. Gqdsbyn,, eh L y h'sr tres e ey
g. Harrison & Henry's cb. g Jumping yHnua by I'ns"''
out Of Piano-3y. 50 tb Dress white ana fea Abort
A. . Col A L. Bngamans oh. c.. Danny nm Dy n' and
dam by Sir Richards y. o. 81 h. Dress yelo" anu
white -, , - t,i, tbei,
Badges at Ticket office the Course bahge, lei,
strangers, which win entite them and the taaes Vi nav
be had at the Ticket-Ofice. =, r v;,g
Large and commodious ferry boats capable OF @
200 persons within an hour will leave the Pace n I'M
First Municipality. every five minutes during the hace
Fare. each way, cents. . ,,ost
The ferry boat Dolphin will leave the foot OF Cana s
every fifteen minutes during the day a,
to Admission Gate and Public Stands, 81
AL OLIVER L. VALENTINE, Propnetofs'
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SMALL FAVOKS.-IIle New Ork tuItOfS Wtrt III
ecstaces the 18th inst, because they had mild
pleasant day on the 10Th.
TELEGRAPH1C DIvIDENDs.-The stockholders
in the Louisville, Cincinnati, and Pitsburg line of
Telegraph, have had dividend of 5 per cent. on
the business of the last six months.
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A M USE NJ E N rs.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers, LUDLOW SMITH =. Stage Mr. ] WESTON.
ERIDAY EVENING, April 2l-Mss JULIA DEAN
in NewQrleans this VIII be acted Knowless
Play of LOVE, the Countess and the Ser Huon, MI.
Weston; Countess OF Eppenstein Miss Julia Dean. To
conc ude with SIMPSON & co. Mr.. Simpson, Mr. Chip
pendae: Mrs. Simpson, Mrs Hunt.
eR Saturday-I4ast appearance of Miss JULlA DEAN,
EY" Sunday-Mons. and Madame MONPLAlSlR will
appear ap2i
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ORLEANS THEATRE.
SUMDAY, April g, IS4s-Beneft of Mr. and Ms MA a.
- THIEU 49, viii be performed L'ESCROC DU
GRAND MONDE, new Drama in acts. go. The LIST act
ofTHE QUEENS MUSKETEERS. an Opera by Haley
new Vaudeville in act entitled II Il SEVEN NOR
tai SINS.
Performance to commence nj 7 O'Clock apo
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% The steamers Josiah Lawrence and North
America, in ascending the river last night, came
in collision, the North America sustaining some
damage to her starboard guard-St Louis Era, H.
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America, In ascending the river last night, came
in collision, the North America sustaining some
damage to her starboard guard.-St. Louis Era IL.
DE- Fashionable ClOthing-CHEAP FOR
CASH-ALFRED MUNROE s. CO., No "a MAGAZINE
would call the purchasers their assortment Of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing,
which they Offering very low prices FOR CASH ONLY.
made and trimmed very All goods
raned in every respect.
French Merino Drap d'Ete Dress Goats, Frocks m ~
and Sacs.. $500. Iron STU w TO SIG U
Plaid Striped and Checked Linen do do. do do. 90 to 90
Brown, Yellow and White Linen do 90. do do m to 0 G0
Llama Cloth and Caspian Tweed 10 90
Croton cloth, Drap d'Inde and Seersucker Sacs and
Pantaloons.
Drap Venne English Merno and Paramea 90 to 90
Black and blue Alpaca 0 10 3 3
Real India Nankeen and kubans de Lame 90 TO 90
Single Mied French Black Doekn 50 10 50
Lsado and French Drill. 90 TO 90
White Linen Drill Irish Duck 90 90
French English and American Cottonade. 10 to So
Vests.
Silk and Satin Vests from So 90 to 90
White and coored Marseiies z W to ; w
Orleans SIN and Linen W 70 W
super BUN cashmere o 10 90
Rch light Six and Satin Vests for Balls and sorees "A 90 to 90
Shirts and Dra wers.Whe Linen and Muslin Shirts; Striped
Cotton Shirts Brown, Pink and White Cotton Knit
Gauze Cotton Gauze Meno Gauze Flannel and Silk Unershrs
Drawers.
Rich Fancy Cavas Cravats Linen
Silk Hdk.s; Suspende Gloves, Iialihose,
Aso-TIunks, Vases, Carpet Bags and Umhrelas ~
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No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
M, HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

CURED Tor a Geneman's WARDROBE apis 2dptI
~ To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE CO.'S One Price Store, No. "a Magazine
always found Goods New
Orleans, md at uniformly low prices. mh5
If French, Spanish and Italian Languages-BU
OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning to read, urite
speak the ADORE undersigned practical Pro-
or the French Spanish English and Italian Languages
pecuy informs the gentlemen and others this commercial
community who wish acquire thorough knowledge OF OF the
above languages that he has lately aangeand established his Day
and Evening Glasses the following Daily lessons $40 per
month lessons three week. per montpayabe advance.
Classes day and throughout the and pupils
admitted day. ]. S. DePALOS,
Professor Modern Languages, No. IA Exchange Place.
Opposite the Post ofce.)
Can his office from9 IL O'Clock, the from
5to8 Glasses be formed Of the Notice left at the
bookstore Mr. j. Steel IA street, will be ap7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

UNION EXPosIToR.-We received yesterday a
number of the g Union Exposition handsome
sheet recently commenced at Farmerville, in this
State, by Mr.. George A. Hammond. The Expositor
is neutral in politics. and indicates ability and judg-
ment in its editorials and selections. From our
knowledge of Mr.. Hammond, we are satisfied that
he will succeed in making his paper useful to the
people of Union parish, and profitable to himself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-21

GEN ScoTT's RETURN-The Cincinnati Chron-
Icle of the 18th inst has the following statement
which, however, don't have any faith in at all ::
We learn that Gen. Scott will leave Vera Cruz
directly for the city of New York, and thence to his
home and family at Elizabethtown, NJ. This will,
doubtless, disappoint thousands in the West, who
hoped to see him, on his journey home. His object
is now, however, as it was on his way to Mexico,
proceed directly possible to the place of des-
tnaton, and with little as possible public notice. -