The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-29

privileges which nature intended for him. ard
when the privileged hosts, who have so long ruled
will not make the necessary concessions on manly
representations, justice should be achieved even at
the cost of blood.
VISITING NIAGARA-On the 18th of July, the
arrivals at Niagara, We're $50. There are great
numbers of visters at the Falls, and certainly
no spot on the continent is more attractive.
hrMIGRANTs-There arrived at New York dur
ing the 10Th and 18th, l ,4l9 emigrants.
LIBEL Ned BuntIine e. C. Judson) has been
arrested in New York for libel on Mr.. John Caro-
lin, published in a newspaper recently issued, I'M
der the title of q Ned Buntne's Own
Mr. FILLMoRE's AccEPTANCE,-It is stated
that Mr.. Fllmore's letter of acceptance has been
received by Gov. Morehead, but will not be made
public until Gen. Taylor's is received.
YICKsBURG AND JACKSON RAILROAD - Tie
present Directory of this road have lately made a
wise and liberal reduction in their heretofore enor-
nous rates of toll The fare from jackson to Vicks-
burg has been reduced to S2-freight in proportion
MAINE.-CharIes Stetson has been nominated as
a candidate for Representative to Congress from
the Penobscot District, by the Democratic District
Convention.
DE- Montgomery Blair, of Missouri a son of
Francis P. Blair, editor of the Washington Globe,
addressed the Van Buren, meeting, in New York
0s- The Pennsylvania state as a fact that John
Minor Bolts persists in his opposition to Taylor
New WING PAPER IN OHGo-NIr Hamn for
merly member of Congress from the Lorain District
Ohio and late of the Cleveland True Democrat, is
about to ssart paper in Columbus, to be called the
$ Standard" It's to be wing paper, but to oppose
the election of General Taylor, and will be the
organ of the Buffalo movement.
% The new Governor of Pennsylvania, John
ston, was to enter upon his duties at Harrisburg,
last Monday.
GEN. Pillow AN ORAToR.-Gen.- Pillow adj
dressed democratic meeting at Philadelphia on
the 18th inst, having been waited upon by com
mittee for that purpose.
Gov. ROBERTS Gov Roberts, of Liberia, and
friends, were talen around by the New York au-
thonues, on the l9h to the public institutions, to
explain their workings.
WORKING ON CREDIT.-There are about 200
men at present on the L. s. Dry Dock, BROOKLYN.
N. Y, who have been working on credit since the
last appropriation, which was exhausted about the
4th of January last
OEz- Edwin Croswell, of the Albany Argus. is
ascertained to be indebted to the Canal Bank at
Albany, to the amount of SIS 600.
PERSONAL DIFF1cULTY.-A few days ago Mai.
Freas, of the Germantown pa Telegraph, and
George i. Stuckert, had a rencontre, in which
both gentlemen received considerable injury. The
difficulty grew out of publication in the Telegraph
GREEK SLAvE.-Two statues of the Greek
Slave, by Powers are now exhibiting, one at Phil |
adephia, and the other at Boston, the lattsrreceiv
ed about two months since. 1t belongs to the artist
~ Several interesting Mexican BOYS were
brought home by the Pennsylvania Volunteers.
or Lieuts Dutton and Hare, the reprieyed Off
GERS from Mexico, are still in Pittsbrg ]