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Worcester Co. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO OMANUFACTURERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION
the encouragement cf Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
VIII be holden at the City Hall in the CITY WORcEs-
TER on TUESDAY, the T,osnty sirh day of September
Hect' being the week of the annual Cattle Show in this
place.
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
~ the Mechanics, Manuacures and Artists of Worcester
GOunty. do respectfully invite ALL who NAV have
achieved any discovery in science, skill or art or have
invented or improved any useful machine or implement
10 offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every
Phftment OF labor or SKILL which may tend any manner
To add to the comfort improvement mankind whether
Of wood. stone metal, other material The products
oil the LOOM in silk, Cotton Wool Hemp Flax Hair,
am all articles generally considered being the work of
the faire portion of Creation solicited and shall
nave proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals OF Silver and honorary Diplomas will be award
eu 10 Inc inventors or proDeors of such machines i'm
plements, or scientific discoveries shall be deemed
most important the well being of mankind and also for
superior skill and workmanship as articles exhibited may
deserve it being understood that far possible such
machines implements, or discoveries to form part
OF Inc present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that no Partially shall be observed in their
dlatrbuton In issuing this Circular appeal TO each
ami all the Mechanics Manufacturers Artisans of this
extensive County and the benefit
ING from Exhibitions in other Cities that be
devised which will tend TO promote the mechanical skill
AMI interests in degree which brings
geher at one the productions Of industry,
science and taste, thereby ardng the whole community
an opportunity for correctly Judging upon the numerous
AMI wonderful improvements of the present d4yand far
he than rhs who doubt that social ties and feelings
enlarged ghened and improved by the inter-
change of views and opinions, aft rden by such Exhbi
tonsif So trust friends and all Others who may
hare the power, will lend US their aid, influence and good
will on the present occasion.
10 prevent inconvenience dissatisfaction and in order
to prominent places in he Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested send their goods season.
they may be entered pr pery arranged before
Saturday, the 23d of Sep ember if possible
Contributors are requested to address JOHN BOYDEN
Secretary OF this COMMITTEE, Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. and every facility poss
bic will be given exhibit their productions the best
nd antage. WIN. B. FOX,
WIN. A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM,
SAMUEL DAVIS,
ICHABOD WASHBURN,
WIN. NJ. BICKFORD,
JOHN BOYDEN.
Tile
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Immence Stock of Dry Goods
TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION,
.n NIOmday, Aug. I4th, at 10 O'clOck,
BY PRATT, DowNEs & SCOTT.

BY PRATT, DOWNES & SCOTT.
At the Large Store, No. l Warren Block,
PEARL STREET, WORCES FER,
COMPRISING the following description OF Goods, viz
" Irish LiRens-Sheetings-Tab Linens-Lawns- ID a
and Toweling - Flannels - Blankets = Marsaes
Quilts and Coune panesWest of England Cloths-and
Cassmeres in all shades and coorsDueskns and fancy
Trowserngs in great variety-velvet-satin and fancy
Vestings, suit the present seasontogether with
large collection of Dress Goods-in Apaca-Cashmere-
saxony-Orlean and DeLain Dresses-Ginghams-
Musins, and Barages-P Printed Long Cloths and Cali
Of every descrponLong and Shnwls in the
newest Styles Laces-Goves, and Silk Hand
kerchefswith about 500 Of Brown and Beached
CottOn-and many other articles in the Dry Goods lne
P. S. The above very valuable Stock of Goods all
perfect and in good order being the entire Stock in trade
of the Store No. 356. Washington Boston, removed
for convenience Of Sale and be sold without
serve whatever
Houses eepers and heads of Families would do well TO
consult their interest and attend this Auction they
may not for time meet similar opportunity Store
keepers will find il worthy their attention Goods will
be put up in lots to suit all parties. To commence
Mon1ay the I4th 10 O'clock in the forenoon and
half past in the evening" continue from day day
until the whole disposed of.
NJ B. SepurGte Seats reserUd TO accommodate Ladies.
Aug. 9-d5wl
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AUCTION SALE OF
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS,
BY PRATT, VINES & SCOTT,
At the East City Hall,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 10th,

T O'Clock M and TO be continued through
IA the day and Evening will be sold the highest bidder
l25 Splendid Original Oil Paintings,
by London and Paris Artists which have been
hihited in this country.
They comprise Marine Pieces-Lake and Winter Scenes
Birth Place of Washngton-twO splendid views near
Rome and Naples-beautul English Cottage Peces-Bay
of New York and other Sea Pieces, by Mr. Chambers,
which took the premium at the Fair of the American In
sue for the best Marine Painting the Ohio "A Gun Ship
in Boston Harbor-splendd views on the Hudson River
Delaware and Susquehannah Water Fas-Sunset and
Moonlight Scenes, in England, Irea ID, Scotlind Wales
and Switzerland. Also, two grand views of Mexico.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited
inc this beautiful collection OF Paintings, and to be pre-
sent the Sae which will afford unity pur-
chasing handsome ParlOr Pictures rarely offered.
The Pictures will be exhibition ree day and evening"
till day of sale.
We directed by the owner to that eUery Pic
ture tOiH be sold
They will be sold by Catalogues which may be had at
the Hall. dStwlt Aug9.
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.,
of BOStOn-Caueita $4,000.

Pre- ident-THOS. TARBELL. Sec'ry-A L. STIMSON.
HE terms OF Insurance In this Company more a.
vorable than those OF any other institution Of the HI nd
In the Country Applications received for nsurng allow
anoes OF 81, Sc, or SO per week, during sickness.
Policies issued for periods OF One Three and FUe
For further information for Insurance. Call at the
once OF .. b. l. GODDARD, Agent, 1873 Main Street..
Worcester, Aug7. istf
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DIED.,

In this city, Aug 7th, Mrs Betsey, reict of the late
Peter Stowe ga; Joseph Of David La Cross 9Th,
Mr.. Loring F. Perry, a..
In Warren Aug I'd, Mrs. Anna P. Burroughs, aged a.
in Lynn July l7h, Matthew Purinton, much esteemed
elder in the Society of Friends, 66.
In North BIookfed, July Soh, Barnabas Raymond, 81
Printers in New Hampshire, please copy
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PLANT STRAWBERRIES.

TNHE month of August is deemed the very best month
l. tn make plantation Of Strawberries.
In order induce extended cultivation of this
delicious FRUIT the following price will be affixed
the following UGrttieS which now rank as the most e1
cellent known.
popular-toO well known to need description. s so per
hundred.
Boston Pns-tHoveys)- very SUPERIOR high favor
and beautiful fruit. 81 SO per hundred
Jenny's Seeding StrGUberry-Very large, high flavor
and of superior character ranking among the No ls
81 so per hundred.
Ss0ainestone Seedltng-PrOved be also a very large
and superior variety, aud rich favor and hardy SO
per hundred.
Ross Phenir- Seeding by Alexander Ross of N. Y,
very high character, fine flavor very large and delicious
81 so per hundred.
British Queen-The most productive OF all the
English vaIiees-Very large and fair. 81 so per hun
dred
Depard PineVery SUPERIOR very large, extraordinary
size, flesh firm and solid. 8 so per hundred.
Mottern Seeding (Ohio)A very fine and hardy vari-
ETY., uncommony prolific and quite early. 81 90 per
WiLits's Seedhng-(Ohio)- VERY early and prolific
bearing crops and bears long 81 90 per hun
dred
Early Yirginia-The earliest and very best for the
market. 81 90 per hundred
English Red and White Wood-Very productive and of
long continuance bearing fruit very late 81 90 per hun
dred.
yery full description OF all fruit will be found
the catalogues these Gardens and in the Horticultural
Works of the present day.
Tho Cultivation of Strawberries at these Gardens has
been continued for nearly twenty years. and purchasers
rely upon receiving the UeTy best OF what they may
order
reference-address WARREN'S GARDEN, BRIGHroN"
will be very promptly attended to.
NJ further inducement TO purchasers will be gwen
OF a discount of TWENTY-FIVE per cent, to all who
purchase 1000 plants. This will be found to be The
lowest rate of any catalogue in the country
Nonantum Vale Gardens, Brighton, Aug. 10, lo4S.
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Mrs. e. KIDDER'S
DXS SENTERY CORDIAL.

An IMOEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE FOR
CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSENTERY
DIARRH0EA, SUMMER COMPLAINTS Of CHILDREN
SEA SICKNESS GENERAL DEBILITY etc etc
M HERE this all powerful antidote is at hand Chol-
w era Dysentery Chronic Daarhea are no longer
to be seriously feared looked upon with error-as This
Cordial will most assuredy cure The disease in
few hours, If taken at the commencement,
1t has been before the public for more than sixteen
years. and was the first article made known public
as an immediate and perfect remedy for COMPLAINTS
has been thoroughly tested in every country and every
climate and its effect has where proved the sane
SUkE TO CURE, even where the disease has advanced
to the last stage The public may rest assured that il con-
tans neither opium, mineral Stances thing
that is in the least injurious to the constitution.
CHOLERA AND COMMON CHOLERA
MORBUS.
This Cordial Immediately checks the vomiting relieves
the palms, stops the Diarha and restores the bowels of
perfectly regular and healthy state however the
attack may be- however low the patient may have be-
come, it invariably restores.
SEVEREsT CASES OF DYSENTERY,
are Immediately couneraced, the pains aIIayed
bowels healed and not unfreq queuy the bowels become
perfectly regulated and restored in the short space of
- CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
Either in children adults of months or years contins
uance, are most ady cured with this Cordial
standing they may be restored skeleton it i'm
medlaey strengthens, and shortly restores them to per
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
Il has saved the lives of many thousand Chiden when
reduced TO deaths door by this complaint gives them
immediate relief, and they very soon recover.
SEA SICKNESS.
is most pleasant ard desirable remedy for Sea Sick
ness 1t checks the vomiting, and readily The
patient. 1t invariably checks vomiting produced from
any cause whatever.
CHILDREN THAT ARE TEETHING,
ifinclined to Darrhea, should always he provided with
this medicine, it will keep the bowels regulated, snd
keep off the Canker II is wholesome, safe and pleasant
to the taste and children fond of it, and Will take il
without jtrouhle dislike.
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DYSPEPSIA.
II is most excellent restorative giving healthy tone
both the stomach and bowels and prevents food from
pressing or distressing the stomach.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

IA A1lLL be sold at Auction SATURDAY
EnA w AUGUST NINETEENTH, at IL O'Clock,
4s@ A. NJ. on the premises the valuable REAL ES-
TATE situated on the of Central and Qunsiga-
On the said lot are two story HOUSES
OF tenements each The above property is situated
The central part OF the city, and affords opportunity
the situation of it is such that it rapidly
valne The attention of purchasers is respectfully soc-
tied to the above sale
Amy one wishing examine the above property do
by calling on Mr. G r. BoNNEY at the American Tenn
perance House. Terms liberal and made known sale.
If the day should be stormy, the sale will be postponed
until the following Saturday. Aug e. at the time
and place. THO'S II. SELBY 81 co,
Worcester, Aug 4. dw2w Auct'rs
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTVPES.
l2H MAIN STREET

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber Is happy inform the citizens OF Wor
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
to remain in Worcester short time longer, thus giving
opportunity to those vino have called and have had
chance to sit, previous engagements and
crowded state of my call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation artist of superior merits and skin any
who have visited Worcester is too well established TO
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York, and the ONLY Daguerreoty pst in Wor
cester who has received Premium, advertisements
tocontrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to t,cice the size Of any
call, whether contemplating sitting or not
June 6. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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FOUND,

A UGUST Sih, PURSE containing sum OF Money,
N which the have by proving property and
paying charges, calling at "a Main St.
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TO SELL OR TO LET,

TO SELL OR TO LET,
Ia A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, with Tools and two
k..M IA FOrges, lot OF COAL situated in Leomnster,
North Village withR few rods of the Depot The
Shop in good repair and is considered good stand for
mechanic. MOSES ID. RICHARDSON
Leoininster. Aug Q.
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Boston, Aug. 9th.
Entire Stock of Clothing
AT
OAK HALL,

VIII DC CIUSCU Wp HHMIHCWHHVSHy'
Those that are in want of Cool LINEN SACK,
Nice VEST, or THIN PANTS, or ANY ARTICLE in
the Clothing line, at about HALF PRICE usually
asked, can ne accommodated, at 28 Ann street.
Boston, Aug. 9, lS4s dwlms
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GArE,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GATES DEMY.-MARLBORO'.
THE Fall Term of this Institution will commence Sep
i tember IL. Tuition in English 81 per term and so
cents for each additional Language. Writing and Vocal
Music will be taught very slight additional charge per
week Lectures will be given Geology. Ancient Hislo
ry, Chemistry, &c.
The Institution has good Geological and Neurological
Cabinet. also Chemical and Philosophical apparatus.
Every effort will be made the part cf the Teachers,
TO facilitate the progress of the scholars.
Board washing, &C., in the family of the Precepor,
in private families $500 per week. Term IL weeks.
9. w W. At9EE' aTds Teachers.
Marlboro, AGg 8. tss dlw-w4w
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WANTED,

rt WANTED,
A SITUATION TO a Cotton Factory, the
"A manutac urng Of Sltinet-inquire at this Office
Aug9-4w
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American Girls Wanted.

American Girls WamteOs
TWO good American girls wanted, in large ooad-
ing house, short distance from Worcester, 10 10 IN
work Of setting tables and assisting about cooking 5000
recon- mend atcns will be required, Permanent employ
mcnt, and good wages will be guaranteed inquire
this Office .fe vi.L ,sst oh"'
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DR., G, O. CoLToN,

Uh u, Y. OUA1ONJ
WILL have the honor TO give Course Of FOUR Lee
w TURES. with practical Experiments illustrating
the latest discoveries in
ELECTRO MAGNETISM,
AT BRINLEY HALL ON
THURSDAY and Friday EVENINGS,
August 10th and llth.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH will be exhibited and
Its entire construction and operation explained
Experiments with newly Invented AIR PUMP
COLT SUBMARINE e BATTERY. ROD OF IRON
made to stand In the Air on nothng-iluslratug the
new power discovered by Mr. Page of the Patent Office
A CIRCULAR RAIL ROAD exhibited with an Engine
and Car driven by electryins THE TRACK ONLY. An
ELECTRIC ENGINE, driven without magnets
GROVES GREAT GALvANIC BATTERY-one Of the
largest ever made, DC &C. Many of the experiments
are exceedingly amusing.
Al the close of .he Lecture, the GREAT ORIGINAL
PAINTING Of the ~.
COURT OF DEATH,
by Rembrandt Peae, will be exhibited and explained -
This painting owned by the Peae family, and valued at
1926 OOO II exhibited for less than 25 CENTS
cep n cases like the present. it Is offered without charge
TO those who ai tend DIR. C's Lecture.
Doors open at 74-Leclure to commence at g. Tickets
Is cents Aug8
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NOW OPENING

AT the Cry STORE, from New York Auctions.
QS0 CASHMERE SHAWLS. of the latest and most
improved patterns, and greatly reduced prices
by MARTIN STOWE,
April Is l48 Main
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

The CHkBGEsAGAINs Gen. SCorrs !
seem from the following, which We ~
Washington correspondence of As NJ
Herald, that Gen. Pillow will moi h.
and he has expressed wish to do so--ts,a.a
the charges preferred by him against s. 7,
g On the assembling of the Court on ~
last, Gen. Pillow appeared, and rena,s y Y
held in his hand paper stating thar usa. II 1,
ferred the charges against Gen. Soon I
order to bring out certain facts, which - NJ
fearful would not appear in his own ~
ever he was now perfectly satisfied Witb Il
which had been adduced, and which NJ
ed completely exonerated him from an IN.
as he had no personal animosities to gra,;i'
now DESTROYS of Withdrawing his ebarT', Z
Gen. Scott, if consistent, in the opiaioBof,s n
with Justice. Gen. TOwsOn replied that +
tary Of War was the proper person ID r..
paper in question, more especially as liz ess
NOT full. The Court then adIoumed ~
has since transmitted a paper to the al a.
n Inc Secretary of War, but with wlI5f X
not vet transpired.
'sGen. Pillow charges that Gen. Se6ls
TO the battle of Chapultepec, held asaal
munications with Santa Anna, and fnals;
to nav him S1O,O00f he would use bis iaa
bring about treaty of peace.a The sim
over TO Santa Anna, who made il a eoasli
Gen. Scott should march to the gates Of Ms
Mexico. and there stop-the willy Mexican +
stating That the fact OF a tfrTE;o 5tII1TF tsiT7
their doors would induce the authoFie
scribe to any treaty which would insure iFsir
| Gen. Scott followed this plan-With what
is well known-and Santa Anna pocksleai
lars. The War Department. denies hayt
any authority directly OF indirectly, fortsa
diplomacy in this instance and IN order i6f
the enemies of the Administrator from "a
a weapon against them when the accounts
duced and the operation comes to light, d
insist upon Pillows charges being invest
and one of the charges bears on this yefg
The charges still remain in the hands ofl
rotary of War, not having been returned
| Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

FROM ST. MARTINs.-We learn from the Tran
script that Capt Lawrence, of the bark Polka, ar
rived at Boston on the 18th from St. Martins, which
port he left on the 18th ult He reports that at st.
Eustatia the negroes had been showing dispositions
of revolt and in the struggle which ensued, seve-
raj were wounded The ring-leaders were placed
on board the man-of-war brig Pyl, bound to Cura-
Gao. and will be there tried. Arrivals from St
Thomas state that several German vessels have
been seized at St Croix Danish isandl and that
the German inhabitants are selling off their proper
tv with a view to settle at Porto Rico and on the
Spanish Main Business in those islands is, how
ever, in a prosperous way. At st. Martins the
emancipation of the slaves of that quarter Of the
island belonging to the French took place on the
Sd, and the whole population maSse paraded the
streets. After the lapse of several days portion
of the emaucipated slaves returned to work on the
plantations while others remained unoccupied, but
quiet The Dutch population of the island, In
GLIDING owners of estates and other propretors OF
slaves, in consequence of the sudden emancipation
of the French quarter, met and agreed to commence
their treatment the free principles, and 10 grant
such ameloration as was consistent and TO ask the
mother government to emancipate This step has
ouieed the minds of the people. The field for work
offered by the gathering of salt, commenced on the
18th, and there is likely to be crop Of to 100000
barrels The want of water is very much felt and
small vessels are kept running to St Kits Tor sup
ply; but it is by no means adequate to the wants
of the people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

O A GAMBLER3 By TnEo , a. UoOiD'
soulIess worshipper OF chance
Practcer of fiendish fraud
How specious is thy subtle glance
i And thy garbs extrinsc gaud
Thou art like the gttenng snake
That with slow but sure sSdueDon'
Lurking in some leafy brake,
Lures its victim TO destruction
Sly Satan can evade detectone
For his hoof is index true
e. IT were WELL for virtues sure pfotectoh'
This were thy appendage too
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

PREPARATIoNs.-Prep are already being
made for the reception of General Persiior f.
smith We f,etieed Yesterday that an octagonal
platform was being erected III the Place Armes
over the fountain that was originally there. This
IS intended as platform for the orator Of the day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

SUPPOSED aMURDER-The body Of woman
was found in the Canal at SehuyIkiH Haven, Pa,
on the 9Th inst. She was identified as the wife OF.
Thos. Corbst, and from the fact that they did not
live with each other on the most amicabe TERMS he
was arrested on suspicion Of having caused her
death, Suspicion. however, has since been directed
tn anAthAr- Who has made good his escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

NoRrn CAROLINA REGINENT.-The Whining
ton Commercial learns that the North Carolina
Regiment is to be discharged al SmithviIle, the or
der for their discharge at Old Point Comfort hav-
ING been comtermanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

PENNsYLvANIA-The acting Governor OF the
State, VIM F. Johnston, intends, in due time. to
issue writ for the election Of Governor in octo-
Der, as he considers that the constitution IN this
case is imperative.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

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.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

EXTENSIVE DEFALCATIoN. = Considerable eX-
element was caused in Newly ork on the 18th, says
the Tribune, by a rumor, which was extensively
circulated. that young man of high standing IN
society, and having great deal of trust placed IN
his hands, had disappeared, leaving detalcatlon
in the Savings Bank to the amount of $1,000
The Bank officers are engaged in investigating the
matter, and in few days the whole particulars
will transnire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

VERMoNT.-The Democratic State convention
nominated Paul Dillingham;, Jr., for Governor, and
Charles K Field for Lieutenant Goyernor-Jonn
: Rnhnsnn and Levi B. Villas for Presidential
Electors at large
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

Below PAR-The value Of a wife has at !, last
been settled by court and jury. In New OH, d
husband has just recovered for the legal deleh,lon
of his wife from him for two years, tloetue cents
lust half a cent per month.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. = The Cincinnati Dis
patch of the 18th says As squad of the old
Washington Cadets We're firing salute towelcome
the arrival of Col. Mohr's command at the camp
this morning, the gun-an old iron 6-pounder-
went off prematurely, and mutiated, in the most
shocking manner, the two Young men who were
handling the hammer The name of one of them,
as we learn, is George Gordon. A negro boy also
had his arm broken by the hammer striking him.
Gordon and his cOmrade are badly hurt, and are
scarcely expected TO survive"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

NAvAI.-The U. S. sloop-of-war St Louis,
Commander II. II. Cooke, destined for the coast Of
Brazil. dropped down under sail, yesterday after
noon, from the Navy Yardto the anchorage off the
Naval Hospital.
The q. s. brig Perry, Lieut-C omd'g Tilton, was
at Monfevideo 2lst May-all well.
The IT, S Frigate St Lawrence is equlPplng tor
for sea at the Navy Yard. Rumor says thai she Is
to be commanded by Capt. Paulding.
The store-ship Erie is to be ordered TO the nLeul
terranean. Lieut.. VIM McBlair IS said TO have
command of her
Commander J. L. Saunders has been ordered 10
the Naval Rendezvous here, in placeef Commando
w. II. Gardner, whose term Of service has expired.