The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
CoNenrsgIoNAL ELEcrLoNs.-The Elections,


thus far, have resulted as follows:
3lst Congress. Both Congress;
Dem W4'g- Dem; Rhigii
T rs ... SS.................: 9
Vermont ......... I...........,...... 8
Maine .;.;:-.'.....-.- 15''''''''''''..'.-'' !,
Ohio .,i.'..'........u Observation-Disclosures ii
g6aiS taioiias.... 56 .......:...... !
6 30 a a
Showing nett democratic gain of six members,
which viii probably be reduced two in Vermont.
G7- The Free Soil Central Committee Of Mary
land have issued an address to the voters of that
State, calling upon them to support Van Buren, and
Adams.
pg- John Van Buren, has finished his Ohio tour,
and was to speak at Buffalo on the 10Th.
Gg- AT the recent election in Pennsylvania, the
democrats carried forty counties and the wings
twenty, yet the former lost their Governor and the
Legislature. So says the Ledger
o. John w. Stout is the Van Buren, candidate
in the 4th Congressional District Of New Jersey.
a1s- Mr.. Charles Lanman has become attached
to the editorial department of the National Inteli-
gencer. Mr.. Lanman was formerly connected with
the New York press, and will be an acquisition to
the InteIligencer.
or Col Benjamin Huger has resumed his posi-
ton as chief of the ordnance department. at Fort
Monroe.
OF The U. S. frigate St. Lawrence arrived at
Bremen about the 9Th ilt, from COwes.
ocs- Arthur P. Bagby, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentary of the United States of
America, the Court of Russia, has arrived at the
Hotel de Paris, Rue de Rchelieu, Paris
or 1t is stated that the government of the United
States has offered to take on board of the American
frigate, the St Lawrence, in quality of midship-
men, four pupils of the Royal Marine School Of
Stettin, and to make them good officers. This offer
has been accepted with gratitude by the Prussian
government
W Mr. Whiteside, @. c., who defended Smith
OBrien, is the author of Italy in the Nineteenth
Century"
Os- In Cork the crier endeavored to disperse the
crowd by exclaiming "All We blackguards that
isn't lawyers, quit the court!''
ny- The difficulty between Mr.. Saunders, our
Minister at Spain, and the Spanish Government
arising out of the arrest of his servant, has been
settled. An immediate apology was made by the
Minister, and the required exemptions granted in
addition to which, the offending officials dis
missed
OF 1t is said that Herr Won Rome will be sent
to the United States, as Ambassador Extraordinary
and Minister PIenipotentiary from the Germanic
Empire.
(F,F L.,
been laid at Cleveland, Ohio. Right Rev Bishops
Rappe of Cleveland, Lefevre of Detroit, and
TimOn of Buffalo, were present.
THANKsGIvING-In Ohio and Maryland, Thurs
day, November 3D.
THE CHOLERA AT ALEPPo AND DAMASCUS
The ravages of the pestilence at Aleppo and Da-
mascus are stated to have been frightful. particu-
larly at Damascus, where not fewer than 10000
persons are supposed 10 have died within twenty
days preceding the 9th of August.
PREmoNrToRY-The typus fever preceded the
cholera in Glasgow.
OF A litany and prayer for penitents attacked
by the cholera, has been published in England, and
meets with ready sale
IrALY-The Gaceta de Milan contains a procla-
nation condemning all those persons found from
two days after date with arms in their possession,
to be tried by military commission and shot with
in twenty-four hours.
OF Roasted coffee is said, by its powerful vapor,
completely to render harmless most vegetable and
animal effluvia. So says the Medical Times
o. A new medicine termed Iachisch," is
creating considerable attention in Europe, especi-
ally in France it has been employed very success
fully in cases of cholera, and several cases of in
sanity Zone, DIR. Moreau) have been cured by it.
Mr.. Edmond Decurtne has published work upon
its qualities and efficacy.
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MRS. WILSON, Gate of q Blenvie stTeet,) respect
1V1 fully informs her friends and the public generally, -.
that she continues in the above eligible location M
pied by her during the last year. She has had herAA
House thoroughly e6ed and prepared for the aecommoda-
ton of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by dilgent attention 10 the comfort and
venience Of her patrons 10 merit and receive continuance
OF the Her terms will be, as heretofore, MODERATE.
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