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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29

y. uno 3. 2autaeb, Sautabspille,
Sames Satrp, Srancrillc,
Stcdel unc Srcrcll, SilbwDritDal,
Qarcn Giftnbart, Sicsersrlr,
Santtel Camp, 9tru lriroli,
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Srnas -6aas, 2pnnrille,
sent unc .6ilnlider, grtpbill,
Snrrr tlnb Tong, 9tausrilc,
Grbraim Srrrtll, Sr9slsriIlc,
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elias Wlcre, st,ntauit,
gree, Sern une 60. 10
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eeiosnreid unc Sut, &uetaun, (cuji9tn Strbr,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
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teenfaas sebeteu, oieIclbcn inucrbaIb Der
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
Stein nf phlc11.

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Der Dcfnun9 ces @auals uno erbolf
fort'pdbrcno 9rcse 8orrdtb bon elmp. Sad
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Jcmono beI Der einScIucu Ipune cecr Scptd
iacnn9 uerfdufen pcrccn.
pree Seru uno 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
Neue Gjtlter ;.

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iuriidacfebrt uno ani sIuspaden eines a
Gen 9Ifortimcnls Der ft6ulfen uno II
mcol9fcn 8rllhjatrssuno Sommer@ntcr
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lluIcre Ruueen unc bas Vublifum ilt
hanpt wirc bierourdl ein9sldoen sriiia
nns an,urnfrn uno uniern 9rcscu uno mo
feilen Stcd in aIuscn1hein gu nebmen.
Dree, Sern uno 60.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
2etpjt9er Ouarto Stbellt M
1000 2(bbt(Dultaelt,

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llnterqang ces SnoiId)en 8cIfcs unS lein
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9rcee 8erfd)iebeuheit Seifamente, Shd
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mel anf @roen coer sur @Ihdfeli9feit, NiG
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ten fur Shulen nno Samilicu, Sibifc
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uno Sdmauf5 Singuatrn Binder, 81
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frices nno Raobe5 9lmcrifaniIhrr Opum
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,John Sries, iprldler in ben
nnc 1900 ne9en Socduerralh j
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pIe aud, Hrtncr.1afcln. 3inte, Ssbc
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ertn 2eaaren unr urtpeit fur @ub ltltt.
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Gre. 90. bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
9Siro UertanQt.

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9rnncteeren 9srdudertes SIeilh, Butter,
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9ntern teSohlt mirb, bei
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
&cine amr, Feline NScsoblmma.

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RcScpt, meIdcS BON Ciucm Suoiancr i'm fer.
nrn QECitcu an 9rcecn Soften ertaIsn ,pur,
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lparcr, niifcu, RAE Ge Gle 2uiiicudc furircn
fcnncn uno mirflIh thuu, chrc ole 8crmitt'
lung ccn Werfur, GaIionr, cecr iont ir0Cut
ctwas Ger grt. Cic 2ciocnccn hntcn jeBl
cine gclr9euhcit furirt mcrren ~ tcuucu,
chuc bic Giefnhr ron We,fur ccer micriqtn
SSebrdud bon 9aIlam. Cieic Wiceiiiu if
Dem @citmaf ou9crshm, uno Idel fcinen
Scrud ers 9Ithcms jnrnd.
Sbiqc id,debarc WcNipu ii ,u bobcn
IN Gem Sudltcbr prn 9. GIrce rnp 8. Rci.
per, in 9H,ntdur.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
Silcbtr /! 8ilcber
eSn Der Staot 9llteutann.

Undergraduate MAIDEN benz pubfifum 81
fannt, oaB lIe an ibrem aIten Stano,
alIentann, cincn 9rc0en 8orrdT1 Bidder 81
halten babsn, 70 rpie alle nneere su eiele|
@eihdft 9eborenbe 2lrtidel, su berabacfestd
preiien gum 8erfauf auf odnb su balten al
cenfen. Sbre ausmabI beltebt inter anbcd
aus fOIaenoen SIrtifeIn, nemIid,:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
Srpftl1s9Bdaren SrodersWddren
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Smca 3 Triibiabrsz nnD Spuaillcr G5iitcril


california SOnfcf @raHcureas, fud rans
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29

8enjamiu OltTer(mltb, Gcrtatn.
petcr 8lafe unr Scbn, 8ricetnsturg,
Iario lrta6, qcta6srlt,
y. unp Il. 8altnan, 9ilfrift,
Merit unp SebtcI, Yite xaun(hir,
Siaae 2crtr, pleafantrlr,
Saect 9. Srans, Slep 5crse,
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Sricrrih Sreucnser, Neus (oanncctr,
siaeob Sbment, pcrticmcn,
pcter AIillcr, IT., SdScrsrillr.
Mdr;6. 80,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
Sd a frele11.

80 Barrel WafrfIen 30. nno ., in nj
gen uuo balben Barrels, gum 8erfauf bel
Nret, Sern uno Col
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
SaulnlpolIens@arll.

5000 pfuub @arn un6 9
pld. 3cttel beim @rcsen gum 8erfanf
pbilaecIpttcr preifcu bel
Nree, Sern uno So
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
NubttCrs 2(n,tt0e.

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cu Der Sahe Ger 9Rchnua BON Qcps
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9ecrsc Sd)uIcr leetbin prn Sber. RiIfcrc.
llnc nun, Moi 6, 1s4s, ernanntclric court
@harlcs Setter, Charles 9. SduIcr uuo
&harIcs gmfhaiicr ale 2Iucitcrs, Inn rbiac
Hchnnu9 gu nberfebcn uuo ubersufetteln,
cine 9ricBmdFiqe GcrthciIung gu MAIDEN uro
Dem nddllcn Baiicnserittt III tcridtrn.
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:STAgG. 8s5eusts,
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fncen, am Mcntdgccn 12ten Suni, IS42,
um 10 llhr 8crmittaos, am Nauie bon
@barIcs Softer, in Sbermilfcro 9anuihip,
allwc 1tdl ale intcrceutcn pcrIrueu ein1neen
mHaen, menn iIe es fur fhitid bnlten
Wai %. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29
Gals.

1tocrrcpler 9cmohIenes uno feines /
2rndS sjsIanc gTcbes Cali, beim 9rcI
nno 6lelnen gum Sefunf bel
greR Scrn lno 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-29

Sclic Saeler, Sctap uno fleinere %
beIn, Sr1itber9er6 unb SOofafel
Yreoi9t Sn6, Sob. 9lrnbts QSabl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14
First Municipality Council.

Tho Council met last evening pursuant to ad.
,,nu,snt, Recorder Ramos in the Chair-ten men,
sr present.
l. ,ttsnon of the Council to the fact that John
r.,., a Waterman of this Municipality, was MUIR
..,d while on duty. The Mayor recommended
~. neasllres be taken TO discover the authors of
A, crime resolution was adopted that the
sn,nI expenses of the deceased be paid by the
u,n;canty, and that the Recorder be authorized
!, o@r reward of $500 for the apprehension of
The murderer
resolution to authorize the Surveyor to adver-
il, for sealed proposals for plastering the Munich
a6ty Hall was adopted.
memorial praying that persons having stalls in
is market be prohibited from selling groceries
therein, was referred to the Judiciary Committee
INSPECTORS and Clerks of Election We're appointed
q, the April Election, and resolution to advertise
the election notices in two of the city papers was
adopted.
The report of the Treasurer of the Municipality
uas received and referred to the Committee Oh
Finance.
The Committee on improvement reported favor
sbly to paying a claim of the contractor for the
nyment of an additional sum of money for clear
ng ground in the rear of the Municipality, in con-
ddsraion of unexpected obstacles which had been
acountered, and expenses incurred in the prosecu-
ton dthe work. A motion to lay the report and
rsoluhon on the table until the next meeting was
deped.
The same Committee reported resolution to pay
1850 in advance to Messrs. Collins e. for
iggngcertain canals. The resolution was adopted.
The same Committee reported resolution to in
tmct the Surveyor to have repairs made in house
hIagng to the Municipality, situated on the corner
d IRENE and Customhouse streets, provided the
dEsne do not exceed $3.50. The resolution was
Mpted.
Aresoluton to accept the offer of Mr. Sognac to
ell certain property to the Municipality to permit
hopening of Derbigny street, was made the order
dthe day for the next meeting.
AreSolnon to appropriate the southwest side of
The Canal Carondelet to the landing of masts. spars,
Has, ETC., and establishing certain fines and pen
is for the violation Of the provisions of the reso
gdon, was adopted.
Aresolutlon that the Surveyor be authorized to
ave banquettes constructed in Washington Avenue
I'd the Bayou Road, Of the same kind already ex-
Jung In those streets, was adopted
After some further unimportant business, the
0lmpll adiourned
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Amendments to the Constitution.

To the Editors of the Crescent:
Several propositions and motions amend our State Con
stutl0n having been made during the the
Legislature, and expecting ultimately to have something 10
submitted the people for consideration merely wish o
remark at present that am with numerous body of voters
opposed to the annual attempts nkerng the newly adopt
ed instrument 1t has been operation only two wears and
do not pretend to the many PROPOSALS for amend
further legislation on the subject have observe that on
the several motions now before the Legislature intend to
On the proposal for Annual Sessions of the Legislature
2. On the proposal for making New Orleans the Seat of
government in lieu of Baton Rouge shall vote Vay
I'm nth the PTo2osa for extending sessions sixty days
Sixty days ample time for working legislature to rans
ac, all business required by bing people, and when
removed from New Orleans the Temptations for po
a. on The proposal for elective Judiciary have not
made up my mind am little interested law and as the
cluson. " poSi''e coh-
twenty-five years. been yearly enactng laws to explain
previous laws two years is sufficiently short enable
understand the duties required to become citizens
Whether we stand on our feet heads particularly as
%e have Ee and population therefore
g. On repeating the article No. lao of the new act Not
9eng OF disposition feel but little
and cholera do not enable to shuttle off this mortal COLI
with sufficient pomptitude and Dispatch this article may
law making the survivor any duel answeabe and &C
countabe for all the debts of deceased and provide for
noxous clause candidates for fame would save the
expense trouble and vexaon of taking trips the sea.
shore to satisfy the de,ngnds of honor and would call into
equisiton the beautiful grounds the GENTLY and back
OF Age once appropriated for this amusement and hav.
ing few vacant that desire consecated for historical
purposes may possibly be induced to Aye on this
proposon-resing satisfied that Legislature will never
the country will make good this assertion whenever the ones
ton is submitted for their consideration.
am, Messrs. Editors yours
n THE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

p s,aipAWELLs CHARACTER.-We NAV consider
M s'es as now in possession of ample materials,
nI sra '. y available form, for Judging of Crom-
N. 'u uie protectorate. His character. though
NG,,a IJas'se and powerful. is by no means com
Nm ~ VI enlgmatical. The entire absence in
sr, many OF the things that went to form the
stoSs' ea' characters of this time, of classical and
Dan ~ P1epossessons, of abstract speculations on
n,.o.s u society; of French manners, of Italian
annaa nut, and of any regard for mere beauty, ap-
I'd my and stage effect reduces his figure TO few
an,s Ipe elements of sublime intensity. His I'M
tm iaS;ealty Of working out his purposes came
nsi..I ign native intellect, with an exclusively
srno sa cullvation. ltwas his own personal ex-
bat inv u u uie management of men and business
Fans ~ n:ni tie knowledge of how 10 select his
adaonsa n n ms ends. In passing through all the
lr anta Vi ms rise in life, he contracted a most
M and E Scqaalnancc with English human ma
alulsso tl,slish society and he seldom failed to
srs ~se truly upon these in his actions He was
AhDew y, ,shs IN telling the Long Parliament that
id, IN lle temper of the nation better than it
aisn ho ,eason he gave was, that, in his cam
pHs ~ 'e mad come closely into contact with all
anubas IN all places; and to this we may
s Life road reason, that he could at any time of
hat Was hae man when he met him. The thing
acty AZ !, ~ MS eyes he could always see ex-
Sswisbed STOOD s and not half this, and half what
His eyperam allcied, or resolved that it should be-
iqned into gathered in this way might be
And his end a ,h any day with perfect safety
eligible 10 themselves We're very simple and in
this World de'ure peaceful and happy existence
comfort. sna according to the English model of
feedom md y. 70 nave the privileges of religious
sought, frs, s mithtully preached gospel these he
iHatiOn ASon ,ur himself, and afterwards for the
Ak Who'll 1Hsssumlng his sincerity in his resnect
opposite this hue Is consistent and harmonious ON anv
On as c," ngT9fy 1t becomes such Apiece of conf;.
human n.,. ,u not be enacted within the limits nc
A"'ure-London Foreign Reriew units u
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOuSE FIRMS HING STORE,

No SIS Camp Street, " CIR OrLfnhS.
Families find all afs and Of es soe o
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooki king utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shovels and Tong
and Kitchen Fire Iron ,,-,pr
EnameIed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE
GERMAN SILVER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Uns. ,.. a r,,
Tea and Table Spoons: -, C5, Dolls
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR faiS
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE. new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets' Cradles nurse Chai's ana
MATS|Jute Manila Alcant, Palm and Husk Mats.
Bras Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hall lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
D. l. j. Wrights patent Preminm Cooking Stoves, for
wood COAL with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern -
~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
duced prices mh5-6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

CONTRASTS OF THE SEAsoN-While here we
Eeaf to have just entered upon the commence.
Rat Of winter, we perceive that both north and
Nl 10 Of us spring is seemingly assuming her rule.
l@ Boston Star, of Wednesday, says:
Alss Spring came skipping among us this morn
w IN as comfortable condition as could well be
aFcied The little buds have been putting ont
as noses, for some days. An army of early vege-
sg soon"
Nh, .ae gardeners in Alabama, during the past
,S Jsn nave sown their peas, spinach, lettuce,
suage, adlshes, carrots, parsnips, and trans
Ss lnelr cabbages. The farmers have put in
IsH Yum and sowed their tlrnips. Sun Az.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

HAD TO BE PULLED IN.-The following ac-
"nl Of now soprano died on the wrong spot,
@ake from late New York Tribune,
An amusing scene, not to be found in the libretto
aEraani, was enacted at the performance of that
pm on Monday evening. Just after Ernani.
NJ oreathed out his last touching " addio!'' and
At tn dead on the boards, and Elpira, with a
tsS Of musical despair thrown herself beside
M the curtain began to descend on the tragic
ae' But, unfortunately, Ernani had died too
nA front, and it was evident to all that the chr.
tlSoald divide the affecting group across the
ldat There was pause Of comical embar-
snsnt; when Elutra, like true woman faithful
Ssn after her lover was deflnct, with strong
'nn controlled her grief, and returning to con.
Seasness, seized the dead Ernani by the shoulders
10 dragged him back within the proper limits, to
sgeat relief of the audience, who were in terror
Mlhe iavorite soprano and tenore might suffer
sus serious injury.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

.- An individual named John ibe, alias Burke.
= yesterday morning, brought up before Recor-
WI BALDWIN, charged with violently assaulting a
'..hman named Miller. He was sent to the First
o,i., Court, to answer for indulging in his pugi-
q. nronensities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14
Arrived Yesterday:

Arrived Yesterday:
u s. Transport steamship telegram Foger I'm Brazos st,
U. S. Transport steamship Gen. Butler, Wright FIN Brazos
St Jago sth inst to Y. s. auarnasterc3 my.
Jago 10th inst. TO u. s Quariermaster- my.
Ship Ieodes Low 20 days fin Boston to masteT-sd my
Ship Isaac Aeon Smith, 20 days FIN Boston, in ballast.
Ship Montreal Dixey, FIN New York Goth Feb to master
Ship Atlantic Rose from New York, 18th Feb to j. O.
Woodruff i Co-lst my,
Ship PeteThof Endieott, i'm Rio de Janero, 2sd JAM to
Bark California, Robinson 20 days FIN New York to Fos-
Bark Jnli h Ceian5 Peiandea 60 days FIN Palermo to
schr Hornet Arnet fin Brazo ST Jago 9th in bal
schr Emma, Blown s days FIN Corpus Christi in ballast,
schr Alice Weber days FIN Pensacola to master-Basn.
sc chr Ma,a M Lonsa fm mt the ooat my
Schr Mexico, fin the Coast.
Sahr. Augusta, fin the Coast
Schr. CultiSator, I'm the Coast.
GMa 9ba Fs5 @ inc Me9 s bis cotton
Music, DalteeS, I'm Lockpot-3l bales cotton.
Belle Of Arkansas Caldwell I'm Point PIeaant13o5 bis
California, Reynolds, FIN Mobile-sl bales cotton.
TSwSoai Wfh ne tn the r. Passes res.es
Tow w Msssspp Whan m, f me rai Passes
Towboat southerner, Whan fin the Passes
Memoranda
Towboat southerner lowed down and TO the 18th
inst ships Ace Wilson and Countess of London
inst ships Brewster and Milan.
inst ships Eliza Morrison and Jno. Campbell bark Ann
Smith On the 18th assisted to sea ships Adene Mary and
Towboat jefferson lowed down and to sea on the 10th
inst ship St Mary barks Br ,; ana RrsnTss sc Fer
BEIow-6OMING
Four ships two banks and three brigs names unknown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

o. IL is stated that the new factory building in
Augusta, Ga,) will contain 10000 spindles and
200 looms. with the ability Of increasing the looms
to 300. The first bale of cloth will be turned out
in all the month of April. The machinery is said
to be unsurpassed by that Of any factory in the
United States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

LANCE CARGo.--A late Savannah Republican
p'es this item:
. .as new ship Georgia, Capt. Mills of this port,
, ,ou. Yesterday for Liverpool. The Georgia is
AL sVs onFthen, and carries, this voyage, 27ll
fr",o ''p1' S3o barrels turpentine, and al bags
''"A' Value of cargo 49,, 451 ii.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14
nIILY CRESCENT

!. There was nothing of the slightest interest
.,.d in the Courts yesterday; they were as
ifa'a 4 any item of news as the desert of Sahara
:. yerdure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

i'oaEsTEAD EXEMPTION In the New York
smU,y' few days since, Mr.. Bowie reported
'y IN writing, and by bill, to exempt family
N.Y. 0aaS from sale on executions, or from alien
NJ % except by the joint application of husband
WIFE, The report and bill were read.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

,.,,rrr AND BATTERY.-Zenon Zorban and
% fernandez were arrested in the First Munich
rs"O .barped with assault and battery. Susan
pub psrrv. this morning, entered complaint before
auler Ramos, against James Sidens, for breaking
hon house, in Bienville street, and committing
"ult uDOn her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Deer Ma :-Xcuse my faceousness, but must call U
So Great men, letters are lately and they find
their way nto,he newspapers must make the most of this
ppportnnlty cannot but feel high qualification at the
honor Oded by r letters and inclined 10 think they
fguratiye by a. may smile at my declining but /
tried to for the office of Coroner lee and have not the
4Otude to make the I'd attempt otherwise would not hes8
Sincerely yours, UMBRELLA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Tarrr.-Edward A. Plat was YESTERDAY arrested
,.he Second Municipality Police, charged with
r,r eq6 from Charles w. Marks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE friend has
sent us the following pithy correspondence twill
serve as model in these days of party manGuvrng
Dear RMrnel viii accept the nomination. if 10 dered
to your Stimabe self the office OF Recorder U will
please Award an answer Immediately. Yours,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

BANKs-1'he New York Star gives the following
schedule of the losses inflicted upon the people of
that city and vicinity within the last few months by
bad bank paper-estimating the bills at the rates
which the brokers have paid for them: