The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26
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Teoops ARRUEp.-1he bark Charles Devens,
from Vera Cruz, arrived Yesterday, with two Com
panies of the Slh U. S. Infantry.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS already being
made for the reception of General Persitor f.
smith We ftt,tieed yesterday that an octagonal
platform was being erected III the Place d,Armes
over the fountain that originally there This
is intended as platform for the orator of the day
NoRrn CAROLINA REGINENT,-The Whining
ton Commercial learns that the North Carolina
Regiment is to be discharged al SmthviIle, the or
der for their discharge at Old Point Comfort hav-
ing been countermanded
~ Cen Cushing, it is said, will be the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Massachusetts
GEN. KEARNY-The report that this officers
nomination, to be Major General by BreYet, had
been rejected by the Senate, is authenticity con-
tradicted through various channels.
DEATH OF Dr. LUzENBERG.-We regret to see
by the following from the Cincinnati Commercial
of the Eth inst. that the eminent physician above
named, who has so long held so high position III
the medical profession Of this city died on the 10th
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fession of one of It's brightest ornaments and must
cast a shadow over the hearts of the numerous
friends and admirers ofthe deceased.
.. DIR. Gutenberg, of New Orleans, died at the
broadway Hotel in this city, at about II OClock
on Saturday night The death of this eminent
physician will cast gloom wherever 1t Is made
known and particularly in the city, where IN times
of pestlence he has been looked up TO 10y people OF
all classes and all nations, as almest an only earthly
hone The Doctor had been confined TO ms bed Tor
several weeks, and passed away from earth quietly
consciously and prepared, leaving many, although
amongst strangers, to bedeW his pillow with tears
A pOst-mortcm examination was had yesterday
morning and his disease was found to he osslhcd-
lion of The heart His body is to be taken on board
the mail boat this morning, and taken hence TO
Madison where the Western World awaits ITS arrI-
val to carry it TO New Orleans" THE Western
World has arrived
OLYMPrc THEATRE.-This evening will be per
formed the interesting drama of the " Bush Ran
gers, together with the mock-heroic play of' For
tunio" See bill, in another column.
EDrToRIAL CHANGE-Iohn Brough for some
time past editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, has
resigned the editorial charge of that paper. lie
is succeeded by his brother Charles, late Colonel Of
one of the Ohio regiments.
AccrpENT-On the Sth inst. the bark Clare
mont, Capt Staples from New York for this port,
was struck by a squat thirty miles east of South
Point, carrying away lore-top-mast and main-top-
gaIlant-mast; on the llth, in a squall lost fore
| top-sai
Charlottesville New York Herald proposes to
get up a subscription for the benefit Of the voun-
teers who have just returned to that city. The
| Herald proposes to head the list with donation Of
| one hundred dollars.
The Ten Hour LAVA portion of the manu-
| featuring establishments in this county, are now
standing the proprietOrs averTng that they are I'M
able to prosecute their business without serious loss
! 10 themselves Another portion have reduced the
wages of the operatives OneslXth, and are running
ten hours and another portion. the largest we be-
j Iieve are going on as usual, having entered INTO
| special contracts with the men III their employ, 10
work the time required of them previous to the pas
sage of the ten hour law Chester lPa) Republican.
MILLS SroPPED.-All the factories in Manaymk,
Pa, have stopped and discharged their hands.
The move we fear, will be productive of serious
results one thousand persons, men, women and
children, being thrown out of employment
WAGES IN LowELL.-The- Lowell Courier says
that only one corporation in that place has made
any reduction of wages-and that of some of the
male operatives only.
A REASON FOR DIsAPPEARAAcE.-The Mr.. E. A.
| Cook. whose late sudden disappearance from Bos-
ton, with large sum of money, as has beennoticed
by the papers. is. the New York Tribune says, a
probable absconder to parts unknown, with the sun
of from $4,000 to $4,000. Mr.. c. has left a num-
Der of creditors badly in the lurch by his abrupt
departure.
MuFINY-Ship Mozart, Capt. Lewis, OF and lol
| New Orleans hence yesterday morning, returned
| last night from of Cape Cod, in consequence OF a
nutny among the crew Capt. L. came up 10 the
city this morning-Boston Transcript, IAN.
TELEGRApH.-We learned from Col. Doane, o
the OReily company, who passed down on Thurs
day. that the completion of their lines has been de
layed from the inability of the factories TO turnsi
wire. Sufficient for 200 miles has been forwarded
| TO NewOreans, and the work will be hurried for
ward as fast as practicable ichsbmg Sent, I'D
IMPoRTANT-The Legislature Of Wisconsin ad
iourned on the 9th ult, to attend caravan which
happened to be in Madison. Most of the member
are young men who never saw the elephant"
MUsICAL-Ye sterday morning Louis Fourmes
4 treau made an affidavit before Recorder GenOs, II
which he charges one Simon with having stolen
flute from him. search warrant was granted
the place was & investigated and the flute, mucl
to the joy of the deponent, was found. Well nigh
the lucky owner of the stray instrument e1claim
| with Bombases-
Gentle musician. let thy dulcet strain "
, Proceed. Play Michael Virgins once again.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT The Cincinnati Dis
, patch of the 18th says: " As squad of the oil
E Washington Cadets were firing salute towelcom
r the arrival of Col. Mohr's command at the cam
this morning, the gun-an old iron 6-pounder-
went off prematurely, and mutilated, in the mos
n shocking manner, the two Young men who wer
handling the hammer. The name of one OF then
: as we learn, is George Gordon. negro boy ais
, had his arm broken by the hammer striking hin
4 Gordon and his comrade badly hurt, and ar
+ scarcely expected to survive"
! NAvAI.-The U. S. sloop-of-war St Louis
II Commander II. II. Cooke, destined for the coast
Brazil, dropped down under sail, yesterday aftel
noon, from the Navy Yard'to the anchorage off tn