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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-21
John Van Buren-The New York Free soilers.
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LCorres Pond enee Of the Cresceut.l
EEwY DIRK, Tuesday, October TO-
Eds Crescent Last evening by dnt Of an early appear
ance on the ground and waiting esoutey amid those an
noyances and commonplace that fill up the first hour of
mass meeting" got rstrate view and hearing of John
Van Buren-saw him in the glare of thousand fire.
work lights and heard every word that he uttered This
my best sight yet of Prince John and tugged the
through purpose give your good Crescent full descrp
ton of the great Babner As to the meeting ut was on
the old spot in the Park it of the big ones Stand
ing the front steps of the City Hail. the most Vreous of
moonlight bathing the whole scene stretched my eyes IN
vain to mark the confines of the mighty crowd Lord what
lovely night though And the great roar OF Broad
way and Chatham street.-the dark and dim trees OF the
Pak-lOng Of printers lights in the top stories from
Tammany Hall Spruce street. know you not those features
from your remembrance Surely you do.
The personal appearance of Van Buren, would hardly
warrant in expecting from him any high evidences OF
intellectually His complexion light; hair ditto; no beard
full and placid blue flame tall enough and stout enough
and with evidence of youthful freshness and vgOr that
would attract nineteen women's eyes out of twenty:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-21

GALL AND SEE
The Largest Stock of CLOTHING in the Southern
,,,, - Country, At
ALFRED MUNROE q co. IS One Price Store
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DENMAN'S ROSENDALE CEMENT Landing
~ from Bark Lowell, for sale by
o21 JOHN STROUD x CO. l46 Common ST.
ES-GRATES-GRATES
addition to our large and well assorted stock of ParOT
Chamber and Office CRATES, we are receiving By all the
late arrivals, New Patterns, which for beauty Of cesgn
cannot be surpassed Those in want will find It TO their adj
vantage to give US a call. JOHN STROUD & Co,
OBJ l46 Common street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS-SOHOOL BOOKS.
No. 40 GIMP STREET.

NTOW RECEIVING AS ABOVE:
IN 500WEBSTER,S SPELLING BOOKS;
300 McGUFFEY'S READERS, Nos. l. q and
100 SMITHS ARITHMETIC;
$50 do GRAMMAR
300 WEBSTER'S AND WALKERS DICTIONARY
500 EMERSON'S SPELLING BOOKS
80 gross COPY and CYPHERING BOOKS
300 GOODRICH'S UNITED STATES;
10 RUSSELL'S SCHOOL HISTORIES;
100 COMSTOCK'S PHILOSOPHY;
300 DAVIES, and PIXIES ARITHMETIC;
100 reams SCHOOL FOOLSCAP;
80 gross STEEL PENS.
Together with a general assortment of all the other
school articles use as well Standard Miscellaneous
Books. Forsae by J. II. BECHTEL & CO.,
OIL 81 No, 49 Camp street
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

SIOdLIIUUdV AOOPRt1 Ot'1 . II -
Ey-sEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD fGE.
Louisville -. GEN. WASHINGTON, shockley P. NJ.
-TO-MORRoW--
Pttsbtrg ......... EMBASSY, Bennett, 10 A. NJ.
Gw u. S. Mail GEN. WESTINGHOUSE Louis
will leave THIS DAY Saturday, at O'Clock, r. NJ
OH - O' - T. b. SMI1 II. Agent.
~" WOTTCE-James Gulick Fire 90. No. II
Will attend Special Meeting SUNDAY 22d nst az O'Clock
P M..-.By order Of [o2Ol EDMD. CLARKE, Secretary
E7S" "CHALMETTE GUARDS !"-B UTL Err
AND VICTOR The "ChaImette Guards " Will hold their
regular meetings Canterbury House, lI6 Charities at
O'Clock PM, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
~ The officers of the Guards will daily, the time
and Mace OH
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PROP osALs FOR LOAN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Apprr ~ 1919

M APRIL II, 1848
- March last until 3, M, Saturday the 18th of june
188 millions OF dollars of United States stock REIN
buabe twenty from and after the LIST day of July S48
bearing SIX per cent interest annum payable
ally the first days of January and July of each year No
bid will be received below par will any bid be considere
unless per thereof deposited in some depository Of
the United States before the date fixed for opening
proposals The bids, in all cases, must be unconditional and
without reference to the bids of Others and should
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should be
sealed and endorsed Proposals for Loan of lS4S and
addressed to the Secretary ofhe Treasury, Washington City
D. The sums which may be accepted will be required to
be paid to the deposary of the United States the pla
OF residence OF the respectively whose offers may
be successful but the of the accepted bids from bid
de not residing in the United States must be deposited with
the assistant easures at New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
or New Orleans.
To give opportunity all persons to participate in the
investment of funds in this stock bids will be received for the
lowest denomn of certificates authorized by aw-beIns
for fifty doIlars-as well as for higher
All certificates under thousand dollars will be transfea-
BILE on the the treasury but all certificates for that
sum and upwards will be transferable the books of the
treasury or by delivery with coupons attached the option
of the bidder To avoid confusion, and multiplied
ton of accounts all certificates with coupons attached will
be for the sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required to deposte the
amount awarded five equal instruments in each of the
months of July, August September, October and Novem-
Der of the year for exceeding twenty
thousand dollars where the bidder be deslrous of max
ing immediate payment, in which the whole amour
be at deposited The stock will bear interest all
from the date of deposite.
The bids will be opened the Treasury Department at
NJ Saturday the 18th of June 1913 in the presence
introduced the of 3lst of March last bidder
will be permitted to Withdraw his bid. On all bids not
accepted the amount deposited in advance will be mms
diatey returned. The whole premium on the amount
awarded must be deposited part of the r payment
aDN Iei7 sA@'afarD "a ~ hST'.asnW.
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SIINDRIES.

HsPpn ~, SUNDRIEs.
LSbbE a ~ oil SPIRITS TURPENTlNE, &c
9b IN 81 O. l4lnseed Oil; 40 bbIs. Turpentne.
b I IKE pooled ul; 10 bbls Japan.
s sSs, me Vanish 8 bbls Black Japan.
% 'SS AZ iietnan's Chrome Green.
q Jt pudo do. Yellow.
% ~ fptly IN badders
10 R vd9, IN bulk 70 do. in kegs.
q toSs r. reIalgriS, green, in OIL
no b. p Soo!ed Paints from + h. to Is lbs in lin cans
log h s,ns>lan Blue. dry and in OIL land kegs.
10 nv iffn'eflean and China Nermilion.
~ h. nTHiamaTne Blue.
~ 6o,s sE FnN and Sienna, in oil and water.
Ant eaSes Coors-Newman's. Reeves * Sons and
% h. Se H. W ColoS in tubs for artists
Go3 sSa me Bronze Powder
Geh n 5ner Leaf Dentists Gold Fol Dutch Metal
Erwin Gn9phds Artists Tools and Colors, etc; to;
PAINTERS u stock OF all the Tools and Colors required
Wp, ua niaziers of every description.
TOO Lo, iapoW AND PICTURE GLASS.
10 E ,asS American GOO do French.
% Enss Ish nnrown; $50 English A.
N RnsEfss1h u u cases fine Plate Glass.
% English S rb3 III thek ga fine artes Sxlo TO sy26
casks an me e Lead, assorted packages [Glass.
do Vne English Venan Red. TO arrive.
y do S;eimont ochre. equal to French.
Il csstS sienna 10 do TIMBER
10 lopS an ana bbs Lampback assorted papers
S bTs tChalk: 900 lbs Black Lead
@N lk nse inWent, Tor steamboat decks
4 tons ny NerdigrlS 20 bbls Copperas
70 kecs BY White Lead.
Paries in IN , hed Lead and Litharge
arce All OF rants, Oils, Glass and Brushes or any
a0cal sn nhected with the Paint Business ould do
" Hayns nee my stock OF those articles before purchas.
al the aae arrangements 10 be regularly supplied
adon 81 ARTICLES, from the best manufactures with
~ eeiaionO my FAINT MANDATORY, being now in
~ Packages any article, Dry or Ground in Oil. in any
h In a. Gan be obtained as low as from any estab-
Ay.aan ule country, by application to
II. CLANNON. 40 Cansls.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL.-The Alder
mel last evening for the transaction OF btsl-
nsn l's There were thirteen present, and Recorder
rs'; was in the char.
enOn MAYOR sent a message, which was read, in
lp s 10 dsapproyed the resolution passed at the
Fapn of the Council, declaring the contract
b ~, h'I n iTnderhill null and void. After discus
W. .a veto of His Honor was put to the vote,
40, " was sustained by 7 to 6.
slelh chairman of the Finance Committee pre-
LIZ ,ssoIutions directed the payment of sundry
sne aa,s One was claim for $50, due to the
oGa Of the Courier, for publishing advertise
FP.n BOARDING the municipal elections; and an
nsns ~ neimbursing Major Gally, of the Orleans
dn saI;ou of Artillery, for expenses incurred in
biIa',,D salate to welcome the return of general
a sssr from Mexico. They were paid. .oo
@'', .,oolution directing the payment OF 5000 for
- onublic schoOl-houses, was referred to the
sa .a,i,,ee on Education.
tqnl nDaIution emanating from the same committee
inJonied allowing the Recorder $50 month
va ADDITIONAL clerk, in consequence of the null
Ats;,v Of business in his office.
pP oS Mcneil. Chairman of the Committee on Fl
m admitted an ordinance, providing for the
al 81 If the floating debts of the Municipality,
aD laniormity with law of the Legislature, APP
,d in Nav, 1917, and for paying the interest ac-
% .as thereon, from the revenues of the markets
Gum" sharyes 1t was, after discussion, referred
@ lut u The Committee on Finance, jointly with
herman IJs Hagan, of the 1st Ward:
", ,n@her resolution was presented by the same
..aIsman, authorizing per cent. to be levied, on
n INNS that may remain unpaid, by Purchasers of
~ Generation property, about to be Sold at De-
% isls when they may become dle. Itwas adopted.
nj IA Hapan, Chairman of the Finance Commit
80 admitted resolutions, inviting sealed proposals
.on am persons willing 10 contract for the furnish
"r If 10000 running feet of pine timber, for re-
'i,nr and constructing wharves, and for furnish
rr "5 timber required by the Municipality. The
ssrSals are to be received until the lst proximo
iisr some other business had been transacted,
6s Council adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Ths tribu-
nal will be in session shortly, and we are told that
the case of The Jupiter VS.. The Genesee will be
argued on appeal. This case has excited good
deal of attention among the shipping interest of
our city; and in the course of day or two, we
hope to find room for the publication of the whole
Of the decree rendered by Justice Mckinley, some
years since, in the case of the ship Louisville
which case we understand the counsel for the &C.
nesee mainly relies upon for the reversal of the
Judgment rendered by Judge McCaleb against the
(Ienesae
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

A REED.-NIary Reed, an elderly lady in an
elderly bonnet, an ancient shawl and time honor
ed frock appeared before Recorder Baldwin yester-
day, on the charge of having imbibed too much gin
on Sunday night last. Mary drank herself all the
way up from the Third Municipality to somewhere
near Tivoli Circle, where she made a declination.
She wiped her eyes with dirty green veil, and
sobbed as though her hickory heart going to
break. The Recorder, pittying her youth and love-
lness told her that she was free depart, and she
sailed out of the dock like lopsided Dutch galliot
with q heavy cargo ON hoard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

TuRp Municipality CoUNCn.-At a meet
mo If the members of the Third Municipality
rsancl. held last evening, there We're present
Tszn Sierwessen, Bernard, Jones, Meahan
Pm Solomon, Farrar, Collins, Flanders, De Ia
p@a NicOmede. The minutes of the last meeting
T.p read. but Mr.. Solomon offered a writer
lnument protesting against the adoption of the
,nraI SO far as it related to the report of the
finance Committee, which recommended the i'm
,.t;On of new taxes. This was laid on the table
abee ocall.
Message from the Mayor was read in relation
the ordinance adopted by the Council on the
jh inst, concerning the arrival of foreigners
within the limits of the Municipality, and imposing
ajax Of III cents upon each foreigner who should
herein arrive The Mayor returned the ordinance
mon The ground that it was unconstitutional. Mr..
ycgnede moved that the Council should persist,
understanding the veto of the Mayor. This was
amed by a vote of nine, to two-the majority Civ
wengthy reasons for so voting.
4 report was made by the Special Committee
rhtiye to the fixing of the salaries of the munich
alofcers generally for the year commencing from
hfEt of June next According to this report, the
qaries Of many of the officers are to be reduced,
md others to be increased. By this means there
vii be a small balance in favor of the Municipal
ig, over and above the account of last year. This
ave rise to long discussion, in which most of the
COMMENT members took part-after which the re-
It was adopted by vote of 6 to 5.
Ihe order Of the day was then read This was
motion to open .Casacalvo, Greatmen and Mo
sslsreets. This was referred to the Improvement
Committee
The Council then went into the election of
Municipality officers. The following persons We're
Aaed;
Treasurer, Marcelin Isnard Collector on Coffee
Nes, c. N. Coignard do on Ships, Emile Beau
Had; Commissary, First Ward, st. German,
b do Second do, James Walsh do. Third do,
Eugene Dupre; Commissary of the Port Market,
a. Belanger; Syndic of the Fourth Ward, p
Cannoya; Keeper of the Pound, NJ Prados; En-
geer Of Draining Machine, d. Phillips Deputy
tagneer, j. Jubson; Surveyor, J. A. D'Hame-
@1di 0yerseers of Public Works, VIM Carly and
Robinson; Collector on Flatboats, D. Veau :;
sIarfnger Joseph Boyer; Printers, Proprietors of
he 0deanlan; Prosecuting Attorney. B. Beaure-
ah; Consulting Attorneys, Messrs. Whitaker &
Agrnbuhl: Physician Of the Jail, DIR. lizard ;
Keeper OIL the Work house, d. Y. Farrar Clerk of
he WOrkhouse, Edward Laherty; Wardens of
20, hubert d Cowell Captain of the Watch,
!aaIe Kennedy; First Lieutenant of do, Louis
BELOW; Second do, d. E. Farrar; Sergeant of
ne Day Police, Rosamon Schnexnaydre do. of
e Night Watch, Henry Thomas Outdoor Ser
a9l Of Police, j. Woolte Collector of Taxes on
sa Estate, First District, p. III. Kernion; do. do.
Scond, John Legier; do Carts and Draws. Ed.
Hickey.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

FIRST DISTRICT. CoURr-Several petty crimi-
nal cases were disposed of yesterday. James Elan
was tried on the charge of having embezzled the
firm of Waters g. Co, out of the proceeds arising
from the sale of lot of tobacco, valued at about
$500 Mr. Elan was honoraby acquitted. WIN.
Thompson was tried for stealing S. from Frederick
Berry. He was acquitted. A nolIe prosequi was
entered in the case of William johnson, who was
charged with larceny. The Court will resume its
usual criminal business to-day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

ACCOMPLISHED SCoUNDREL.-Yes terday morn
ing fellow named John Grener alias Meyer, was
brought into the police court of the Second Munich
pality, on the charge of having appropriated to his
longing to German who had entrusted them to
him for sale. John Cana, the prosecutor, gives a
very unavorable character of the accused, who, it
is said, had some thirteen aliases to his name and
in fact had got them mixed up that he did MT ex-
actly know what name to call himself by. AL
though Greiner wore spectacles, a brown wig, and
goatee the color of sun-burnt grass the Recorder
sent him to the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

No. 5 Camp Street near Chnh
DIANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses and
Il fully guaranteed for permanency szzss
tone and durability of kmanshp; Eoian @.5
Piano Fortes, from the best mandatory II NJ I5 n VI
and guaranteed to remain at concert pchl Il y y
for five years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishes in the United States. NEW MUSIC
gqbished every week from the most popular authors MI
part Haps, Double Bass, Viooncelos, Guitars Vions,
Banos Drum bass and tenor TamboTnes ElTtss Gar-
Trombone, bass tenor and alto Corneta Pi5tons 0rphe
cdes French Horns, Trumpets, valve and plain B4ges
MERCHANDISE of every kind. STRINGS for the
Harp, Bias VOL Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, Flute
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken IN
MUSIC BOUND The above named merchandise is re-
sold consignment and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere.
mvIs m WIN. T. MAYO. Agent.
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A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,

ON the Sciences of PHRENOIOGY, PHYSIOLOGY,
Mn AsP sssz sss % f0"lhfs
PHRENoLoGY PROVED, ILLUSTRATED AND APPLIED 90
practical standard work on =, the se!eRce- ro,v,sr
PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL AND MENTAL :......:.;.,.; 50
Applied TO the preservation and restoration OF health
BY Q. S. Fowler.
Applied to selftianing and perfection Of character
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT: 49,. 50
Greatly enlarged and improved, superior work, ~
is law laws s and facts applied to human
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED ;........-..... ao
Or the moral bearings of Phrenoogy,
C0MBE PHYSIOLOGY -. =; ...-....,.. 10
With notes and observations by .. 5. Fowler, ~
Applied to the improvement of offspring ' -,
Or the evils and remedies OF excessive perverted
TEMPERANcE AND T1eHr LAc1NG-In 1 yol.:....... u
The most powerful Temperance d0cumentln prnt %
Or P Pheaoiogy applied to the selection Of companions
EgpeATIos FOUNDED THE NATgEE OF MAJ MAJ 50
~ lions OF 81 by 9 s. r. Wells 'fz. 50
Be si8h2Gy ustrated smped and adapted to IS
YOUTH IN An
PHTEESSH vsInabe works Beautifully illustrated sim
pfied and adapted to youth, BY Mrs. L. N Fowler
Or the Philosophy Of Charming, BY b. Newman
M Hsf Education and influence BY Mrs Hugo Reid
THE Philosophy MEsMERIsM :-ip.. n r,od %
SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE ;;..;........i..i;. 20
By Louis Cornaro, who attained the remarkable
oil iul wears.
SYNOPSIS or PHRESoLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY - IL
u z'- " VA By L. N. Fowler
lis history ceremonies and philosophy. -
beEisDed for Students their character Iusd
nei' structure 0''''''' N- By John BurdeI Dentist
-
Its application to Physiology. Agriculture and Com
merce By Professor Liebig
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. IL
A pnlied to the relief OF human suffering.
By Charles Morley.
PHYSIOLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR 184S-Per dozen. 80
Illustrated with engravings By l.. N Fowler.
AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL :............ w
Published monthly. at one dollar per year. Present
circulation Is 600.
EDINBURG PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR lS48;.-. w
Two dollars year Published quarterly. Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail epot
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. The whole day of
yesterday was taken up with the case of William
J: Whiting Us. Augustus w. Walker-before Jury.
The case is one of damage founded upon written
contract which filed and proved. The case
seems likely to take up the remainder of the week.
Messrs. Elmore and King for A. w. Walker. Messrs,
Roselius and Upton for W. J. Whiting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

iNouEsTs.-An inquest was yesterday held on the
body of woman about thirty years of age, who
was found dead in a skiff in the new Canal on sun
day last. Her name was Jeanette Woods The
verdict of the Ilry was Died from congestion OF
the brain" This is the same person spoken of in
the Crescent of yesterday having been discover
ed by some gentlemen who Were riding down the
Shell road on Sunday morning last. An inquest
was also held on the body of man, name I'M
known, but from his dress supposed to be Ger
man, who was found in the river opposite the Vege
table market in the First Municipality. He had on
a check shirt, striped cotton pants, woollen vest,
and black cloth paltot coat Verdie'--Found
drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

BRUTAL AssAULT-On Sunday last, whilst Mr..
and Mrs Pechon were quietly walking along on
the Genly road, near the Railroad, they were as
sauled by two brutes in human form. who called
themselves John and Jim Cragghan. Mrs. Pechon
knocked down and kicked in the face and
stomach several times by these ruffians, and her
husband beaten in cruel manner. The case was
investigated yesterday morning before Recorder
Seuzeneau, and the parties accused were sent to
the Criminal Court. -,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

BELLIGERENT.-A. d. Bush was arrested night
before last for having fired pistol into the door
steps of house in the upper portion of the CITY,
Whether he wanted to wound the door-steps or
perforate some person with a bullet, the affidavit
doth not say. Being, however, a noisy, dlssipated
man, he was sent down to the workhouse for few
days in order to revive his amiable qualities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

o. A gentleman belonging to the lower ten -
took it into his head to kick up row and alright
the neighborhood. He talked of nothing but can
mons and guns, and even in his whispers lsped dag
gers and pistols Manuel Sylvia Ia truly Castilian
name) was told that he must give $500 security to
keep the peace or go to the Work-house for six
months
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

'a'fE PUBLiCi Is respectfully informed that, having
bought the bindery lately known PURCELL BOOK
they are now prepared to- receive orders Tor any
Kfnn OF job In the above line plain and fancy STYLE
they intend tod all work in excellent manner and
on terms very moderate. BLANK BOOKS made and
and dispatch.
Merchants and Traders would find their advantage
calf and ascertain our As but the best of Amer
can paper and stock will be used they hope with
share OF public patronage
SCHMIDT q WAGNER 80 Natchez st.
myl9 At (sign of the Big Iedger.)
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

SENT DowN.-Edward Wilson and John Burns,
for stealing several articles of minor value from the
late fire in Magazine street, were yesterday exam
ined by Recorder Baldwin and sent down to the
Work-house as dangerous and suspicious persons
and incorrigible :. MAGAZINES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

A KEEN ONE.-Jose Carbate yesterday deposed
before Recorder Genos that Jose Vaencian had
violently assaulted him in the Vegetable Market,
and pursued him with an open razor in his hand
threatening all the while to do serious damage
to his sacred person. warrant was issued for the
arrest of the man with the razor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

SECOND DISTRICT CoURT.-We were glad to
see Judge Canon upon the bench of this Court yes
terday. He has just returned from Havana, with
perfectly restored health
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

BRoGANs.-Alderman Gleason yesterday brought
to the Second Municipality Watchhouse fellow
named James Brothers, who is accused of having
stolen shoes at the late fire. James was Gagged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

Poor KATE-Catharne Mcclure, the candy
woman, was very candid in her confession to Re-
corder Baldwin yesterday. ''Och, yer honor, in
troth met some acquaintinces, and they made me
drink their healths. | got little high, and al
though I've tould many lies to yer Honor if We let
Tomorrow The Recorder was disposed to try
Catherine once more, but on being informed that
she had smashed porter bottle over the head of one
Mrs. Delaney, he sent Kate down to the workhouse