The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

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o. Tie letters by the steamer Niagara srrivet
at our Post-olice yesterday.
% We do Mt know when we have received Sc
broken a mail as yesterday. All the New ol X an(
! Boston papers due on Sunday came throug h. bu
no Philadelphia, Washington Richmond apers
There was al entire failure of yesterdays mai
from beyond Montgomery.
o. An interesting article on Yellow Fever i;
crowded out by the press OF other matter. 1t slla
appear Tomorrow.
o. The Medical and Surgical Review for Sep
TENDER has been laid on our table. 1t contains
among other things six original articles OF yellow
f-ver, written by Doctors Fenner, GiIpn, Williams
Hicks, Cartwright and AIcCraven. Here is a mass
o! information on an exciting topic, which we can
recommend to readers during the prevalence OF
The present epidemic, or of the sporadic cases OF
fever, for do not know which it is, the doctors
not having YET decided, and We venerate old saws.
! But aside from lis fever articles, IT.; Review for
! the month contains much that is interesting and
valuable 10 the profession, and to readers generally
! QUARTER MASTER s DEPARTMENT.-The u. S
steamer Maria Burt, Capt Olway. leaves this morn
ing for Brazos St. Jago.
|
~ movement should be made for repeating
the clause of the Constitution regarding the cleo
ton of President All parties at least we should
Judge so by the political press. satisfied 70 abide
by the Votes taken steamboats,, railroad cars etc.
| The present mode Of election, is therefore unneces-
| sarily troublesome and expensive.
! ~ We are indebted to the steamboats, Uncle
| Sam an! Atlantic for late river papers.
! HEALTH OF MoDILE-We learn from the No
| bile Herald that the weather there for the last few
days has been cool. ard there is but little sickness
fellow Fever the tribune believes. has almost en-
| tir-ly disappeared. The dengue is also moderating
| BREADsTuFFs FOR ENGLAND.-The ship I1ar
ward cleared at NewYork for Liverpool on the 3lst
ut, having on board POTTS bushels corn. 1906 bbI>
cornmeaI, and 253 bblS -four.
| o. The President, ii is understood. says the
| Washington correspondent OF the \. \. Evening
Post, is preparing for visit to Newi oTk about the
10th irst and viii be absent from the seat of Gov,
ernmeni several weeks
d. Senator King of Alabama was at NewNo rk
at last dates.
HENRY CLAY-The PoughkeepSie (N.Y) Jour
Htii ana TioIt ol lie ~ HIST Sdt Iils even
ing there is TO be meeting of the young wings in
favor of the election of Henry Clay for the purpose
%. nominating him for the Presidency"
IOWA.-'Ehe keokuk Dispatch DEM says the
Senate will stand 10 democrats to s wings. and
te--the House. IS democrats to II wings.
/. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY We are iust in
formed says the New York Tribune. that Mr.
Charles McN can has received the appointment of
L. :. Dsiric, Attorney. in the place OF Benjamin
F. Butler. removed. The first report was that Mr.
John Mckeon had been appointed in place of
Mr.. Butter.
c5- Horace Mann, of Massachusetts. has written
letter declining TO take sides for either candidate
for President. He also states that he will not be
candidate for reelection 10 Congress.
~ The Anti-Renters to hold convention
at Albany. NY, on the 2S:h inst, - nominate
didates for Governor and Lieut.. Governor, and
other State officers. They enlitle themselves the
g Equal Rights party
iEs- The Sandusky and the Norwalk Ohio
Banks We're sill distrus,ed at Cincinnati on the
81 instant.
o. The prices Of tickets at the great Newpor!
iiitl bill were IbT III fancy cOSLuie
ladies' in fancy costume free: gentlemen not in
tune Si5, and ladies' in the same predicament $40.
Here III New Orleans have to pay for seeing
model artists. The Newport system Of charging
for the privilege of exhibiting, is improvement.
o. The Chic River. during The II hours ending
on the % inst, had fallen inches, leaving } feet
6 inches in tn" Canal.
Us The Muscogee Democrat announces the |
death Of Lieut. Charles p. Baker, late of Capt
RPntroe's company of Georgia Mounted Men.
ic3~ Gen, Gaines has placed at the disposal of
the Commissioners Of Emigration of NeWl ork City
such parts Of the buildings on Bedlow's Island as
may be required, should any difficulty be found
in transporting The sick to the Marine Hospital in
consequence Of the communication beng cts oil ,
with some portions of Staten Island.
o. Judge Cone las BEEN held bail in The sum
Of SI0,OCo. for stab5ing Mr. Stephens. M :. At
last accounts. was improving J
IucATAN.-The following decree. PROHIBITING |
the importation Ct ,iour. except by certain parties |
into Iuca.n. has been issued by tie Governor OF |
that State We copy the transa ion from the !
Courier:
Mi; Ell BARB.CHANO G0rfrDor Of the Snte Of JHratq.
tonV ,rh0tn these present 'Grg c"Tpe.
Know thai the Government having enefed Into
with the chant, OF f!eLa and Campeche Tor the
supplies provisions the AID Of the
ndtons OF the said grant, 10 SAID merchant the
oe aa' exclusive re hi 10 the Introduction and sale OF flour
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