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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

The New YORK OPERA AND THE HERALD
We it stated Originating from the Herald itself
that in a caucus of the New York opera managers,
it was debated whether to stop the editor of the
Herald's blackguardsm by giving him the print
ing, or on some specified night hiss him from the
opera house. 1t was put to vote, and decided to
give him the printing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

Mr.. MuRDocH's New TRAGEDY. The new
piece of g Leisler,'- about which much has been
said, was brought out at the Arch street theatre,
Philadelphia on the 10th inst. The North Ameri-
says: " 1t will require some pruning, and after
a representation or two it will go off very salts
factorily. Scenery and dresses were excellent OF
its literary merits and Mr.. Murdoch's personation
of the leading character, we shall speak when the
piece is fairly under way. Mr.. M. was called out
after the curtain FELL and briefly returned his &C.
acknowledgements for the kindly reception given to
the production of an American author''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

from New York last week were three hundred and
thirtysix thousand dollars; 1926, 94l to Havre, and
$780, 1858 to Liverpool, making the aggregate from
the lst Of January to the 18th of April, So 1913
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

n Inc steamboat Duchess brings us late Gin.
cinnati papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

- EURopEAN.-lna addition to what we have already
given, the Charleston Courier of the Dist says, in
its Geographic dispatch: 'tThe King of Naples
has yielded to the people all the concessions that
have been demanded by them. There had been
some disturbances in Lyons and Havre between the
people and the soldiery, but it was speedily and
easily uuieted -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

FIRE IN loss Of 10000 has
been sustained by the firm of Patterson d Cos ITO
South Wharves, between Lombard and South
street. Philadelphia, on the evening of the 18th
inst Other stores adjoining were also injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

ANOTHER New York FESTIVAL FOR Euro
PEAN LIBERTy.-The N. Y. Tribune of the 18th has
the following paragraph:
The Liberation of Europe by the unarmed, po-
yerty-stricken daylaborers of Paris and their imi-
ators In Berlin, Vienna, Munich, etc.. is to be COM
memorated by grand military and civic jubilee at
tne Park Theatre on the evening of the 25th inst.
There will be presentation of the Cap of Liberty
to the city of Paris through the French Consul,
with appropriate addresses and responses Dane
ing tor those who relish it, either as partakers or
spectators, and we presume supper somewhere in
the nelghborhood of the small hours The Mayor
and Mayor elect head the list of members of the
Presentation Committee, which beside embraces
the names of.ex- Mayor MCKEE Harmon Kriege.
Theodore sedgWick, Eccles Offender, Robert En-
tee twenty seven) is headed by Col W. B. Rnr-
nett and Col Van Buren,, embraces Alderman
Crolus and four other aldermen Professor Chas,
Wright, Floor Manager We shall be disappointed
if this does not prove of the most brilliant festi
vties of the season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

IMPROVING RAFIpLy-The city of Lafayette,
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

CEALED proposals viii be received. under the act Of 3s
= March last, until g. ?: MI Saturday the nth ofJune
bursabe twenty from and after the lst day of July l8s
@ IL nj anS a az No
bid will be received below par viii any bid be considered
the 81 for
The bids in al ob be @ IhSn sus
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should be
and ID s Enc for q a9a
d. C.. The which may be accepted will be required to
be paid the depostay Of the United States nearest the pa
be successful but the Of the accepted bids from BID
ders residing in the United States must be deposited WIN
Qppounty to all participate in The
lowest denomination of certificates authorized by law-beng
'0 al s as 'G will be
bic on the books Of The but all M be
Of the bidder TO avoid expense confusion and mg8Pc c
ton of accounts all certificates with coupons attached WI"
be for the sum of one thousand dollars. a..
The successful bidders will be required to deposlle me
months Of July August September October, and Novem
Der Of the present year except for sums not
may BE- at once deposted The stock viii bear all
bids g the Tsa;g ag par ssns at
on SATURDAY the h Of June Sn nn5 6e p
sion introduced into the act Of sl Of March last bdde,
soeep ss hs IN i'm
diatey returned The whole premium on the amount
awarded must T be deposited as PAT Of t WAhRER
AMI iei7 Secretary of the Treasury.
ROBBINS' ORLEANS MILLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform tne PUT
CIR Mss G!o mst f .ses
or qualify neatly prepared and delivered free oil charge IN
any part Of New Orleans or Lafayette. .u.,..
shortest notice. Orleans Mills being the largest and most
complete establishment in the city
r Prices moderate, and such given to the pepaa
APIS I'm S. b. ROBBINS, No. 8 Triangle Buidtngs:
FURNITURE DEPOT-la4 Philippa Street >,
IINHE Uundersigned Manufacturer and Dealer in Fth-
Nc H NJ BE- G 4 4 t9 }Ns TSTFae
MATERfALs and MATR AssEso ssa
would respectfully inform the public o.
that he manufacture and supply all articles in his line OF
city, EV Housekeepers, wishing to consult economy
would do well call the subscriber before purchasing.
JAS. B. HUBBARD, is4 PhiliPpa street.
apps I'm Between Poydras and Perdldo streets.
wE1p p, 4 hS e. R e GsPB &: greet
lack TIER-By J. FenDimore Cooper
y EVA, OR THE ISLES OF LIyE AND DEATH-By Edw'
conclusion Of the Three GualsmfRn;
The BOTTLE-A series of eight large engrayings-D'
DuT1s, SFE sWoRk-THE SECRET BELT OF IN
e5$Ah ARf s6 81
FIFTH EMFEEss ~ FL s
Eastern PApERs M.GAzINEs sc apo
IRON STORE. "a
<lU and square from GIG to inches Bar, Hoop and
Band, of various sizes Nail Rods Nails Spikes &c. &C.
for sale by l.. J. WEBSTER u co.,
ap& am ~ drawer Sslee'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

LAMARTINE-In letter to friend dated March
LIST, and published in the New York Courier des
Etats- Unis, Lamartine says: For several days
have hardly had breathing time | have passed
three without ceasng to harangue and combat, in
the midst of sixty thousand men, more agitated
than the waves of the sea, but it was sea of fire
and of iron. God has protected me now may He
protect the mother of great ideas and great hearts
la France
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.



Arrival of the Sarah Sands-European Ne,cs-In-
surrection in Holland Rofhschtlds not Fdated.
The details of news by the Sarah Sands, con-
firm the accounts previously received through the
Duchess of Orleans One pleasant exception, now
ever. must be made, and that is respecting the re-.
ported failure of the Rothschilds, which Is MOI
confirmed Holland is in state OF lnsurfec'ion'
the conagion of the rest of Europe. war mas co'i-
menced in Sardinia, from which the austrian
troops have been expelled. Russia Is sehdng
troops southwark, where, it is supposed they Will
he met bv the armies of France and Prussia. One
thing is certain the French forces were marching
toward the frontier, apparently to be in readiness for
hostilities.
Funds. Markets, etc. Consols quoted at 80 to
81: stocks of all kinds dull on the Continent,
in consequence of further failures. London grain
and flour markets dull No change in Manchester
and Leeds markets. Liverpool paper of the Sd
inst. quotes Cotton bowed to a. New Orleans,
81 and SD. Sale of the week, 10000 bales.
Mr.. ANDREws's BODY FoUND.-The body OF
Mr.. E. L. Andrews was found in the dock at Mo-
bile, yesterday morning (26th), near the wharf
where his hat and umbrella were previously dis
covereds He was buried in the evening.
Business, &c, was dull yesterday at Mobile
Sales of Cotton 1000 bales prices irregular; Mid
dlings 5~to 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
G. YALE, JR., & co.

No ID Chartres street,
TTAyE HIST RECEIVED DER late arrivals large and
which are new style Bareges Muslins Lawns. Bingham
Muslins Embroidered Swiss Muslns Black Italian and
and Plaid do White and Colored Gros de Afic, ETC. New
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and TAT d.
spring Fashions PaTasoIs Fancy H Ham BON
Camb1c Handkerchief Embroidered Capes. Collars and
Cbemisette Thread and Lle Laees and Edgings Swiss
and Jaconet Mnslns Cambrcs, Gloves, Hosiery ETC.,
which they would respectfully call the attention of their
omers and the public generally aplO Imp
" BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs. olan
10A CASES, landing from ships Austria and
l&4 Niagara, for sale by u"
apps Ct B. G. HOBBS, u Customhousea, -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

Eds Crescent-As the great Father of Waters at
high point think it would be well if the great fathers of
the Second Municipality would leave the drains to be opened
cleanse and purify the street, and thereby assist the
commssaries, which is much needed this weather in
the neghborhood of TcHouPIToULAs STREET
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

o. "Man,'' says Adam Smith, is an animal
that makes bargains No other animal does this
no dog exchanges bones with anothef"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
- The Graefenberg Dysentery Syrup-Soyereign

tW The Graefenberg DysenterY Syrup-Soveregn
in alt diseases the Bowels Price celebrated
unrvaed efficacy
and obnate OF Dentery DarrhGa Bloody Fux Asatc
Cholera, Cholera Morbu Cholera nanu Looseness the Bowels
Grping and all other Irregularities of the inestnes.
The Of the above complaints Sometimes they
atmospheric;
nwhoesone food from the sometimes
natural preispoion Of the teethng
Children frequently affected without noticeable But
the origin, this Syrup is the scky
The
should carefully Unlike ali offered
similar this Syrup specifically the
restoring them hea Other Dyeney medicines merely
alay the violent syInptoms-TIiIS CURES.
re- For Agents. Graeenberg's Bulletin No. d. OH fourth
page. ap22 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
No. l MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly hand complete Of article
qured a Gentemans Wardrobe. apis 2dptf
E~ Fashionable Clothing e. NIX
ON have received by arrivals New
York large superior stock of Fashionable Summer Clothing,
comprising all materials Their
part, consists of
Super black ORA dEte Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black colored Merino Sac and Goats;
Black and Croon and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped check and plaid Linen Sacs
Best black French ORA d Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marsei!es Vests;
Plain and figured white MaTseies Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Undershirs; Drawers; 81
Ha-hose; Pocket Handkerchief Cravas; Gloves
Suspenders, etc. APPS 2dptjy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
F." Because-because, l IN a Model"

EDITORIAL CoURTEsIEs.-A Brooklyn IN. W
editor complains of his contemporary because the
former is by the latter compared to ga dog-feed
ing on the garbage of charity-and fit only to be
knocked on the head.' Well-perhaps it was
60 nnIu in fun -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
Splendid Clothing Establishment.

Boyle & Sands, grateful for past fayors, would
speculy call the attention Of the public their fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store, 26 POYDRAS OF Tcoupoulas ST.
N B. Gentlemen arriving the will find their interest
to call for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

eR Jones's Italian Chemical Soap.-The soft. an.
geca complexion OF females grateful while the repu
muddy yellow others inspire disgust The
with males Could such people be induced cae the true
opess Italian Medical Soap they would be enrptued with the
change. They would have delicate, clear white skn while
Disagreement eruption would be removed and cured.
NocePesons who have bought cheap couneets
and this and have had effect produced this
the original.
v Mind ask for Jons Soap, and buy NewYork the
American Eagle 80 Chatham only. Only New
Orleans, j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres apps ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
TT French, Spanish and Italian Languages.-B

TT French Spanish and Italian Languages.-BU
OLLEND0RFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning read, urite
speak the ADORE LangudgesT undersigned practical Pro-
the French, Spanish English and Italian Languages
pecuy the young gentlemen and others this commercial
who wish thorough knowledge of the
languages he has lately established his Day
Daily
month week. per advance.
Classes open day and throughout the and pupils
admitted day. J. S. DePALOS,
Professor Of Modern Languages No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post ofice.1
Can his Office from9 ol2 O'Clock from
Glasses be formed part city. left the
bookstore Mr. j. b. Steel IA Camp attended ap7
IF Strangers in the City, see DR.. d. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He oil the
best in his profession the United Ali that stand
need would do well give him call, So Custo house
mhib I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

Rich light Silk and Satin Vests Balls and Sorees "A 90 90
Shirts and DrawersWhite Linen and Muslin Shirts Striped
Cotton Shirts Brown, Pink and White Cotton Knit,
Cotton Gaue Merio Flannel and Silk Understands
and Drawers.
Rich and Fancy Silk Crava Muslin and Batse Cravats Linen
and Silk Hdks. Suspenders, Gloves, Hal-hose, etc. etc.
Also-Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
~ We selling our WINTER CLOTHING at remarka
bly, low prices
Black Cloth Coats $40 to S2s
Black Doeskn and CASHMERE Pants "a so $40
ap2 2dpH ALFRED MUNROE & CO. "a Magazine st.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
Fresh from the People.

Col Newton of this city and Col. Gaines of Chi eothsve gone eastward for the purpose of repFeseD ting the whigs of this Sta.e m tho June Convention to be held at Philadelphia. A, our fiend of the Batfsvilie Eagle would ssy, sit Is no business of ours" but we ~ouId like to krow, ss a matter of curiosity by what authority. These supposed de- Iegates prefer General Taylor for the Presidency t seems 10 be generally understood, but we think the friends of Mfr Clay have mt consented that the vote which they may give viii represent any expressed opin,on of the party. Tbe Gazette which repudi- ates Mir Clay and prophecies his defeat if eandi. date, fand very truly we think.) some time since suggested Whig State convention to be holden on the first Monday of this month, al Little Rock, but h proved failure. and there were not members enough in attendance to form ''Corperais guard |" When we sec in connection with ihIs fact that the Gazette carries at the head of its columns the name of Gen. Taylor and "pits him against sil eomers,' it IS but reasonable to coaeade that ihe friends of Rough and Ready did not form majority Of the party, that they treated the efforts of the organ very cayAlicriy.
 Since writing the above we are informed that Col. Newton derives his authority 10 se, ffom whig committee established al ihs place years ago, perhaps in the beginning of Is4i Al the orgAni- ration of that committee if we recoliect right, the battle cry "Henry Clay rsi last and Only eA Ocs.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
GfN. HiRNEI.

From the statement below and from inc letter of the Washington Correspondent of the N Q. Delta learn that the command of the proposad e1pedi- ton to Yueatan will De eoa6led 10 that model Of soldiers, Gen. HaTaeY-theTe could not be better selection and we believe that the army li furnishes no one by whom oar soldiers wonh more wiling iy he lead. Taii and commanding In statare, liar ney is every inch soldi>s-celebfated for his gen. tiemsnly bearing, hIs uHyiehaIng courage. his gen. eIcsi'y and his prompiiude, there Is perhaps no man who has justly attained popularity or n spifed confidence in those whose fog,ue it has been to serve under him-
 "f.Ss H.4raey.-rhe statement of cur eeFiesBsa- dent tsal the expedition 10 Yaca;an VII be under the command of Brg Gen Harney, Is confirmed We perceive, ia SaEoas quarters. No better selcc- ton eoaA be made. u the Yucaiecos are to be tausi humanity, Haincy s tls best pfeccp'or they eouh have. lie will carry them through their hs- masi,ies, as rapidly ss ''fre1eh in six lessons Is taught by the new method Al sbe hea1 og casal- v brigade of 900, with wo t rec coIppauies of flying artillery and small rfaniry force, he would sweep over Yueaiaa like Mexican Noithcr Tks question then, as To he iLyineihill'y ef certain trlbe oi ERdians in The interior of Iuestan wouli be very speedily decideai.'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
RITELLIYe Aggyf.
Political ADpoiHiments.

= Col. $. H. HEnrsTEAp. Democratic candidate fe
 tAs sysrancy in the Unt-d States Senate oecasione, by he seaia ef Col Ashley; will address ti.e p<c pie at the folfosing places and times viz;
 Oakland Grove. Praitie O.; Thursday June ist. Sessry, White co., Friday June Pad.
 EIixabeth, Jackson CO.,: MSnday June 5sh.
 batesville. Independence CO, "Wednesday June 7th Smith vile, Lawreuee co, Friday June 9th. Jackson. Lawrenee CO., SatCrday June 10th. Poeahontas, RaRdSsph CO.,, Monday June i2th. Casnesville, Green co Wednssiay June l4th. Salem, Fulton es.; Monday June 18th. ~ Athens. Izard CO.,; "Wednesday Jane 2lst.
 Libsrty, lizard e.; Thursday June 22d.
 Melville. Marion Co.,; Saturday Jane 24ah. Lebanon. Searcy es- Monday Jane 26ih. Jasper, Newton CO.,; Wednesday Jane 2ssh. Carrolton. Carroll co; Saturday July Ist Huntsville. Madison co; Monday July 3rd. Bentosviie, Benton CO.,; "Wednesday July 5ih. Fayetteville, Washington CO; saturday July sth Case Hill, WsshiHgten CO.,; Monday Juiy 10th. Vsn Bareu. Csawtord CO.,, Wednesday Jnly I9th. Fod Smith. Crawford O.; Thursiay July 18th. Ozark, Franklin CO.,; Saturday July 18th. Ctafksviiie, Johnson co; Monday July l7th. Dover. Pope O.; Wednesday JaIy 18th. EenistewB, Pope CO; Thursday luly 10th. Dsnville, | ell CO.,; Saturday, yuiy nj. Perryvilsc, Perry co.; Monday, July 2tth. Lewssbarg, Conway Co; Tuesday, Juiy 25,h Clinton, Van BuFen CO.,; Thursday. July z7th. Litfie Rock, Puaski CO.,; Saturday, Juiy 18th.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
Executive ohce. little Rock, May l7th ls4:
To the NHale ah House of Representatives
 in CORrtSS assembled.

We your memoriaists citizsns of the county of a the State of ArkaIas, peti,ionng in conjunction with the citizens of fher portions of the StAte; Ie- sPeesluIIyr honorable bodies ,hA, the ea'iern boundary of Arkansas fronts three degrees for 20si aPhieamies the Mississippi river, whose parallel coufssfor an average depth cf forty miles is almost who'll inundated by annual fresaets fiom sad Mssissipi-and other rivers-the St. Francis, White and irkansas. That the repeated atteuPs at settlemeH aad improvements for the last 30 years, has rcsulid iH great individual loss and disaPPointment-of lis scope of swamp, embracing 5337 500 of lad 5,0o0o0 of acres Is subject
 to nnndaiion. ThaaIl such lands being worthless, fl protected by leyie would be worth upon an aver age S3 per acre. D erect levies within the State ty the government If the United Statss, would in the opinion of many,f your memOfalist be uneon su,uii0nal, believing i. io be the peculiar pro- vince of the State to sect such internal improve menls iihin her owi limits ,......e...--. Your memoralis,s respectfully ask Congress, to donate 10 the State Arkansas, alternate sectioGs oi all inc uDsold aifs now Iytng within the above prescribed ilfaiis upn condition, that the State oi Arksnsas reclaim inn overflow the same by The essction of substantial isyies on the west bank ol the Mississipp, and 'pon each bank of the St Fran- eis, White aud Afknsas rivers frOm their junction with the Mississippi D to such points to afford the nec cessary protec'ion
 {! fosf memorslis frther represent that the inH,e- dia'e lssis upon the 5aliBe, Washia Black and Red rivers also Wlin ls limits of this State embrace an extensive area, oi be fertile character which
 f freiairned in like manner would te rendered equal ! Y valuable fthe exsa number of acres could not he so readily sseeT'sei, withea; personal obsrvs- non sod inspection; ithsse however may amount ,e an additional mii9Bif acres and Tor he feclaimine and redemption irouIo7erfow your mernorialsts re- spee,faIy ask sirniar graRt. And your rarrnori aitsts ~iii eveF. most esfeclfuiiy propose, Be.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
FEE ELECTORAL CANDIDATE.

TAe sppeiasusni of JadEs SsAastiaa = SeOsiOr has lsft vacancy upon ths Demoesasie ticket for sSeesoss. whieh | becomes necrssaTy te kH. The rsad1est nods of PrOcssdsg h such ease. and one which would esmmasd at spee the resPee, and support es the Pafty seens te be the action of the eouiEsl esuss.cs sssecssd hy the last eouventSon, aud eompssed of gcntiemsa whom that body deem ed eminentiy worthy sf the trust. Afisr eo0salta- tioa, ( Hiii be seen. thas the committee have pre- sensed to ihe dsssOeraey s tbs State elec,os, ths h4nss cf Josss MxRTiS. or TxB9rEx pksc<, and from his high character ss . man, his influence and m wavering sdherenes tO Democrase principles, VIC deem the selection goeA one, and have placed him uPoa the seeistal ticket at Ihe head of pa per, to suPPiy the Saeaney.