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September IA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

THE FIREMENs BALL LAST NIGHT AT ARMoRY.
Notwithstanding the aeness of the and the excessive
warmth of the weather. this Ball last evening well at
tended and was on the whole brilliant affair. Most of
the members of the Fire corps of this city there and III
some their and pretty uniforms. No g. the
donor of the Ball. well represented and II we are cor
judges in this instance efficient in creating flames
as its members generally quenching Them They are
fine looking set OF boys, and to much advantage In
their beautiful fire equ pmens We were much surprised at
the great number of members present. OF the newly lncopo
rated Washington Company No. 20. We had hardly sup
posed could number many were present. N0twith-
standing the organization of this Company, all its
members appeared fully equipped and In such manner
rival the oldest of the in 1eaness Many mem
bers too of all the other companies there and
were as perfect the may dance they known to be
in the more masculine duties of their profession. Every thing
passed oas in most similar cases In 10
the honor of the city.
We could help observing the faernal feeling borne by
members of the different Companies each other; and
perceived the general good will that universally prevailed we
felt assured that the only rivalry which exists among our
Companies consists of the general emulation to do
the most good and if chance favor more than the
other quicker to do justice to the yictors than the
Fire Companies themselves. But ambition pro-
duceda glorious desire bear off the palm of the best
ncucated-and To- when the opportunity is presented
the victor of former battle gacousy makes way for the
aspant who for the while struts his brief the
stage And thus each has its chance and each
for the while, goes but in becoming meekness the VIC
tor What noble instituon-and what proud city, to be
so blessed with such institution
very large number of the bellies of city present
the Ball. and appeared to appreciate the gayey OF the
cason-and their condescending smiles will doubtless add
newed vgor the exertons of Femen and they
cur the impressions left upon their minds will feel
ambition when cracking tnlbers and burning ROOFS
they defy the destroying element glazing beneath and roaring
around them,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
caon ron Mn. YANBunENLWe like 50 we'll to

Coon FOR Mr. VANBUREN We like so well to
come across the $50 few they are, too graceful de-
velopments of politics, that we cannot resist the
temptation of giving the following letter from ex-
President VanBuren to Committee of the Grand
CLAW Festival in NewYork City on the 18th inst,
to which Festival Mr.. v B. had been courteously
invited: D.1,,. Anvil 1910
invitation for the 18th instant and thank sincerely
oI e tie @s of w yon yoo o
hope to be able to leave the city before the 2h instant
Clay has been placed by his friends relation the pending
for the Presidency will unavodaby attach too much
icpate in it, consistently with my Of proprety The
rule have prescribed myself such matters would induce
me to decline ae, an Invitation given uhoef like
do not however regret that your poeness has made it
proper for say that do than justice to my
feelings in assuming that appreciate as they deserve the
been dplayedby your dng pised friend the councils of
nation and that have sufficient candor and hberaty to
TO you, who understand the matter would be superau
Gus speak the wide difference of opinion which has
CLAW and myself in regard 10 almost every public question
But we are fortunately liberal suffer such differences
tav e diminish my serepect to believe that capable of
claiming, always have done the utmost freedom OF opn
ion myself and unjust enough to deny the same privilege
to those who are opposed to To embter the few en-
oymens which public life affords by an indulgence in sent
ments contracted and Liberal weakness which it IS my
happiness to believe have been as free from as the nlrm-
f H will snd9 M aDd
the demonstration Of personal regard and political de-
ing than those Of respect A detemnaon so earnest and
unyeding, to sustain long public station agreeable
his life in unfolding principles which those who exhibit that
determination regard having the public good for Their OBJ
it. and well calculated to ns into the minds of the young
the country higher and motives for political
am gentlemen very respectfully your obeden servant
M px,JCo,d J,n,ec p Wood M T. Davis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
Northern aud Western Markets.

lBy T Telegraph to the St. Louis epublicanl
CINCINNATI, April 49, 7P. M.The Flour market heavy
sales at 81 By Dbl. Sales of Whisky at 4c. gallon
Sales of Cheese ut 8DS.c. % h.. Provisions without
change =. Lard sells at SIC. p fb.
BALT1MogE, April 1s. P M-saes Of Howard Street
Prime White Wheat at 81 4O0s1 45 Prime Red at ii 81
at former quotations
PHILApELpHIA April IS, Up. M!sales of Western Flour
at IS 75O$6 % bb.; the market very steady of Rye
81 Al of Prime Red at 81 37Os1 s.. OF Prime Yellow
Corn at 5O05ic o bushel; the market dull OF Whisky
at &c. % gallon.
New YORK ApnllS 7P. M.-There is new feature to
notice in the Flour market demand fair and quotations
steady; sales of Genesee 81 25 37 Western $50
Sc 18 There good inquiry for Wheat for milling pur.
poses but other grains quiet Sales OF Prime Red Ohio
Wheat 81 3d. of Prime White at 81 30. OF Prime Vel
low Corn at 54c. Sales of Western No. Mess Pork
$40 121sD10 %; of Prime at SO IS Dbl and nominal hold
pressing the market Groceries without change. Sales
of Western Lard at 61afd61ac., Rendered 71aGD74c. h
market quiet
to- Jones's Italian Chemical Soap-The soft an
muddy others inspire The
males. Could such people be induced cake OF the
Italian Medical Soap they would be enrnptured with
They would have delicate clear, white skin, while
Disagreement eruption would be removed and cured.
N0ticePersons who have bought cheap couerts
had effect produced, this,
the original
t Mind for Joness Soap and buy in NewYor the
Eagle SO Chatham only Only New
Orleans J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street. APPS 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
Bingaman Course-Algiers-Last Day.

Two races yesterday closed the spring meetings
of the turf lovers. The attendance was slim, and
the races not quick, though the two mile race for
the plate given by Brown & Brooks was very ex-
citing.
The entries were Mary BoUen Margaret Edna
and Tdrdntutd-the first of which was the fayorite
against the field. The first heat was won by
Margaret Edna in in 35S5, to the great mortifica-
ton of Bopen's friends, who Immediately began TO
hedge. What fun. The flly had not struck lick
for the heat the sequel proved, for she won the
second and third heats with the most perfect
neither of her competitors being able to make her
run fast:
LAST DAy-Monduy, April 24-Fust Race-For
the g Orleans Plate,' valued at $780, the gift of
Messrs. Brown & Brooks, of the Orleans House
Entrance S25, added-Two mile heats.
A. LIE Comte & Cos oh. f. Mary Boaeeu by imp
Levatban, dam by Stakeholder y. o......... 2 l l
Tumbul Jacksons ch. m. Margaret Edna, by
imp, Glencoe out Of imp Pickles s y. g.. 1 2
Ear dam by Stakeholder; 6y. o................. 3
Time-3:5S1a-3:54-355.
The second race was the best three in five, one
mile heats. for which there We're only two entries
Belle and Nonsense Belle won the money in three
straight heats:
Second Racc-Purse S200-NIile heats-Three
in five.
D. r henners oh. f. Belle, by Frank out of Pcay.
l. Van Leer,s oh. E. Nonsense by Tattersai dam
I" s"ip' LeNiathan y, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

WRECK OF THE SHIP TAGLIoNI-The schooner
Medora, Capt. McNeal, arrived at the New Basin
yesterday, having on board the steward of the New
Orleans and Havre liner Tagoni, who announces
the loss of his fine ship, commanded by Capt Ro-
gers. She sailed from Havre on the 9Th of March
for New Orleans, with full cargo, and about ten
days ago was cast away on the shoals in the vlcn-
ftp of KeyWest Fortunately, although the ship and
cargo are totally lost all persons board saved
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
Prussian Majesty in Prison.

The mere tossing aside Of an European fnme
Minister or King, has now come to be SO common
an occurrence, that one is fam to dismiss IL IN
short paragraph By the Geographic dispatch 1t is
announced that the King of Prussia has been put
in durance-rather sad falling away for despo-
tism and the hereditary Prince has cut his stick,
probably for England. So much for education: it
was madness for the Prussian monarchs to estab-
fish schools, without long ago giving the people a
liberal constitution
At this rate, hardly monarch of the old world
but will soon have reason to exclaim of his crown,
as Gloster did of his in perspective:
90 how the massy weight on It gals my laden brow ~
Well palaces have had their long and merry
day--it is time for the people now.
His most puissant grace of Austria, too, is only
&elikeiy" to be put out of the way Under the
general state of circumstances, we cannot accord
paragraph to the mere likely" even of such an
event When the deed is done, we shall record
it-among the rest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

OF The Georgia political prints are fighing "a Ia
Saladin and Ceur de Lion) on the point whether
the democrats Or the wings, at the north, are more
favorable to the Wilmot proviso. No mere tussle
is this contest of our Georgia friends, ether they
give and take right hearty blows. Now Saladin
has it-and now Ceur de Lion. Only keep your
temper gentlemen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

LOUISIANA MOUNTED MEN. We have been
shown letter, written by gentleman in Vera
Cruz to friend in this city, in which he mentions
n recent interview he had with the famous guerrilla
chieftan Zenobia--the leader of the attack on Col
McIntosh's train. Zenobia remarked that the Lou
isiana Mounted Men were the worst customers he
met with, and gave him the most annoyance-keep-
ing him constantly on the move. Hurrah for our
bows
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

RAcCoURCI CUT-oFF.-A couple of gentlemen,
passengers on the steamboat Batesville, called in
our office few minutes yesterday evening. We
learned from them that the Batesville attempted to
come mp through the new cutoff at the Raccourci
but did not succeed. The channel is now about
loo feet, ana wldenmg-the water rushing through
with a velocity almost inconcevable The Bates
vile assembled to within about 60 yards of the head
1t is thought that the channel will be sufficient TO
allow the passage of large boats in week or two.
1t Is, we believe, two miles and half through and
about thirty round Iicksburg Sentinel April 20.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

SAD INDEED - The Boston Courier learns, by a
gentleman from the Eastward, that John B. Tyler,
aged 27a years, Ephraim A. Flyn, aged IS years,
Putnam Simonton, aged 20 years, all of Camden,
and George Duncan of LincoInville, aged 81 on the
day of his DEATH were drowned by the upsetting of
a boat, in Penobscot bay, between Camden and
Lincolnville, on Sunday, the 9th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

MRS HUNTs BENEFIT--The pieces for Mrs.
Hunts benefit, tonight, of the most taking
description; and every motive of gallantry, as well
as pleasure, demands a full attendance at the st.
Charles this evening. See advertisement
We sincerely hope that this evening Mrs. Hunt
may have glorious benefit, Her personal popu-
larity, and the attractive bill of entertainments, are
inducements of so rare nature that they cannot
but be responded to by the public.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
C..YALE, JR., g. co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per late ARRIVAL; large and
l. general assortment of sPRLNG GOODS, among
Musns Mus 3D. Pa az Italian and
and Plaid do White and Coored eros de Afrc. ETC. New
and cf p Rbb b9 Plain s a AID S d.
SpGne Fashions Parasols, Fancy Handkerchief BON
Net AND CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS. Linen
Cambria Handkerchief Embroidered Capes, Collars and
Chemsettes Thread and Isle Laees and Edgngs Swiss
and Jaeone Muslns, Csmbncs Gloves, Hosiery, etc to
omers and the public generally, aplQ Imp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
ts5- Joness Italian Chemical soap.-The soft, an,
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

PLANTERs-Lieut o Mitchell, Mexico: NJ ID Young,
ST Louis: d U Hampton and lady, Ark; Brown Y; r
Jordon J Quares.
HEwLETT's-J P Day. R A Button, VIM Wright, Ark;
l. Pryar, w 8 Shields, Ga.
and lady Mn Paul. Miss Lam, Nashville; w L Gooding,
Cherokee Nation; M Dubal, Seminole Nation; LIP G Gdf.
fling, Tenn; l. r Spyker, N o.
ST: CHARLEs.R Nsbst Miss " Nisbett, St Louis:
w Powell, w r Barrow, N o; G Hunter. w Felcana;
w Adams, N o; P G Eamer, G Eamert, Eamert, P
Centpa, Centina Ad Gentlna, Mexieo; BsnhamTmoa
Okolona J N Scott, Mobile; G Fletcher. U SA; J II
Murphy, Montgomery; n Howell, La Grange; D Davis,
III White, Miss; w o Pike Ala g r Strong, N Y;
Henderson. Miss: Clut Coast; w Stevens and lady,
X Masterson, Freely, La; Bond, Rio; l. Ronalds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

Do The Crescent yesterday blushed a full min
ute by Parson Clapp's church-clock, at reading
the warm hearted notice of itself in the Concorda
1ntelligencer. Such things, too, are among the
few moral sherry cobblers of editorial life and
refresh one hugely Cousin of the 1ntelligencer .
we gratefully appreciate your good wishes-and
fully respond TO them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

A NEW wAY-At the editorial head of the
Knoxville Tenn.) Standard, of the 1lth inst, we
find the following way of telling mans death:
DIED, on Saturday evening last within twenty minutes
after reception the of pistol fired by ThOs
d. Munay-Capt. HENRY B. NEWMAN, citizen of this
place, and in the full vigor of manhood.
We expect soon to some murder described as
&c an unfortunate contact of bowieknife with the
breast off, so and robbery as g the cohesion
of certain articles of value to the hands Of one or
two 9entlenen nresent''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

ps- The steamship Telegraph, from Brazos ST
Jago, which arrived here last night, reports the
steamship Massachusetts,, Capt Wood, from Vera
Cruz, in the river, with large number of troops
on board Capt. Folger sheered the Telegraph
towards the Massachusetts, for the purpose of ascer
tanning whether Gen. Scott was on board, but not
being hailed by the NJ, Captain F. thinks he is
not on board.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

% The French government have determined
that the doctrines of Republicanism shall be taught
in their schools-that the duties of citizen shall
be inculcated into the minds of children along with
the catechism, writing lessons and the elements OF
grammar. NJ. Carnot, Minister of Public lnstfuc-
ton and Worship, intends to make the teachers of
public schools throughout France, agents at the
general elections for the National Assembly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
MoBILE. April "a, 6::55 P. NJ

MOBILE, AprlI "a, o.oo T. M
Run ON THE MOBILE BANK.-We had another
small panic to-day which developed itself In a run
on the Mobile Bank The run commenced early IN
the morning-but as the Bank paid cheeriuliy ana
PROMPTLY. the excitement soon subsidized All confl-
dence is now expressed in its soundness
Sales of Cotton to-day, 1000 bales Middling; dull
Nothing of the least interest in to-days mall from
the Fast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

The MAILs.--As an evidence of the present
miserable management of the mails it is stated that
the merchants and business men Of Alexandria
receive the Northern Mail day later than it is
received in Washington City. The distance be-
tween the two places is seuen miles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

OF In late letter, Mr.. Secretary Walker makes
the following remarks: 90 1t is treason to liberr,
and the rights of man to ask if France will succasd
There may be temporary obstacles, but monarcbv
in France has gone to that bourne whence M
traveller returns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

LADIES' AID SocIETY.-The Ladies Church
Aid Society, of Lafayette, will give an entertain
ment this evening, at the Terpslchore Hail. on
Rousseau street. Tickets can be purchased at
Norman's, Steele's or WoodalPs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

DE Bows COMMERCIAL REvIEw.-The April
number of De Bows Commercial Review contains
several well-wrtten articles We always antlcl-
pate sound and rational pleasure in reading this
periodical-and have never yet been disappointed
At an early opportunity we shall have more to say
of this number
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

RIGHT-The last class of cadets appointed bv
the Government to the West Point Academy. has
been chiefly chosen from among the sons of the
brave men who fell in Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

sBosToN TO FRANcE.-Somewhat of an eccen.
trio meeting was held at the fremont Temple
Republican France. The best part in the whole
affair was that borne by Mr. Wright, of the Chro.
notype. The Address and Resolutions offered BY
him were good and very properly We're adopted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

NORTH CAROLINA NoMINATIoN.-The Raleigh
Convention have nominated David S. Reid as the
democratic candidate for Governor, and Robert
Strange and w. n Edwards appointed Delegates
at large to the Baltimore Convention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

IT Several items of news, although in type,
were crowded out of our two last numbers. Soon
sequentially," as Sam Weller says, they have TO
anpear to-day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

BEaUEsr.-The late Mrs. Elizabeth Huxham, of
Philadelphia, has bequeathed $500 to the Presby-
terrain Theological Seminary, at Princeton, n. J.. j;
$500 the trustees of the Board of Education to be
applied to the education of INDECENT young men for
the ministry of said church $500 to the Board of
Missions $1,000 to the Board Of Publication $500
to the Board of Foreign Missions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

SUBLIME IRoNY.-Of all the sarcastic exnres-
sions we have read lately, the following conclu-
sion of an article in the Washington Union, goes
ahead
With such strict supervision on the part of the
Postmaster General, and such zeal as is manifested
by many postmasers and agents, the public must
rest assured that the utmost vigilance will be con-
tmued in rendering the United States mail the
most speedy and certain mode of communication. -
NJ The northern ship fever seems to have been
peculiarly fatal to physicians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

o. Some of the North Carolina democratic pa
pers want Levi Woodbury. nominated by the Balti-
more Convention, for the Presidency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
A. M. Bradford, James B. Wood, M. L. Davis.

TARIFF QuEsT1oN.-Mr. Bolts, in a speech at
Philadelphia declared that no portion of Wing
principles were obsolete; that the Tariff question
was not obsolete, but that its battle MAY be fought
over again by the Wings. Mr. Cost Johnson not
only calls that question obsolete, but fungus on
the Mhig party. Which doctor is RIGHT Z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

BANK OF MoBILE.-Ihe holders of bills Of this
bank made rush for specie on Saturday last The
bank seems to have taken it very coolly, and kept
open two hours beyond the usual time Of shutting
np, in order to accommodate.