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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
VIEW oRLEANS ;
ruEsDAY MoRN1Nea DECEMBER $, 1913
=. n ID. PEIRE.-This Distinguished gentle

Cor. II. D. PEiRE.-This distinguished gentle
man died on Saturday evening last, and was buried
yesterday afternoon. His remains were followed
10 the grave by detachment of the Legion, by the
surviving veterans of 18l4-l5, and by very large
-concourse Of citizens. The deceased says Inc
Courier, i" was distinguished officer OF the las'
war with Great Britain. Major OF the 44th IMAM
try. he was conspicuous in the assault upon the
town of Pensacola, in the summer OF 1914 mat
Mace was then occupied by British military and
naval forces, and considerable body OF hostile In
dians-whom Gen jackson thought himself bound
to attack and drive away, although the place was
nominaly under the Spanish flag and apparently
neutral. In the operations during the subsequent
winter below New Orleans, the gallant conduct OF
Col. Peire was greatly admired. There being no
field officer in the old It'll Infantry, Gen. jackson
plac.d Major Peire al IFS head, and he led 1t into
action on the night of the 23d December The
bravery of this veteran regiment was eminent-ln-
deed it. was one Of the finest corps in the service
and Peitc was worthy TO command it. Through
out The rest Of the campaign he displayed equal
good conduct and received high praise from the
Commander-in-chief Afterwards he held various
civil appointments In private life he was greatly
esteemed for the integrity of his character, anC
loved for tie Kindness Of his manners"
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
L.rrr,p.. y $50 N.-IoSaIrupr, % Win Time, g.
Cleared Yesterday /;
Shin Calender, Mason, Boston,
Shin Lord Seaton, (Br.) Fitzsmmons, II

Shin Calender, Mason, Boston, d. H. "aie
Snip Lou See'0"' W. w H. Haynes & Co
Ship Arkansas, Otis Dublin, , NJ u, DS q ~
sim SARAH Louisa Rich Liverpool, J. T. Mhnney g 20
Sb,p Nary Ann Patien Liverpool, J. r w htneyp y 20
shin sedona Brander Coulter, Liverpool ooy boget'
BARK Chhtoh "hi'"e' lno Alexander
n; A5.,,. GRAY scbpedau Havana w. H. Simmons
POlaeea Rosario 'sp'' Du'S'' Lapeyrs Harspe s. Go
sChr II. A. Burning haSh's' r. N. Harrison s. Co
sebr. Randall MARSHALL West, St. Marks; g. r.
scbr n Planiaaenet, Caro- Pensacola, Z. g. TwieheI
S.hr VIM Ebbett Lewis Pensacola l. o. IwI1ieh
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TELEGRAPH ExTENsIoN.-It is proposed to con-
meet Siaunton, Va, with the nearest point in the
Western Telegraph line, and then TO continue the
wires on to White Sulphur Springs and Guyan-
dotte.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05

Gy-Senator Foote has gone to Easion, Maryland
to defend Mississippian, who is accused of the
crime of murder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05

o. The Legislature Of New Hampshire con-
vened in extra session at Concord on the 2lst.
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A MAGNIFICENT VOLUME,
AND SPLENDID SACRED GIFT,
D. Appleton & Co., 40 Broadway New York; have just published
THE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE,
ne,ed N er, Of Sketches Of Prominent Females mentioned
in Ro Scripture by Ceymn United States illustrated ~
Eighteen Characteristic Steel Engavings edited by Jonathan M'
Wainwright, DID,. beautifully printed imperial $40 volume
handsomely bound.
Contributors the Work-Order Of Subjects a9 Aaho's
I..HAGAR, by Rev. DE-. spragus.
2.-REBECCA, Rev. DR.. Cool.
3..RACHEL, RI Rev. Bishop Burgess
4..WIFE OF PoTIPHAR, Rev. Dr.. Muhenberg.
5.PHARAoH's DAUGHTER, Ri. Rev. Bishop Doane
6. DEBORAH, Rev. DR.. Cheeyfr.
Z JEPHTHA'S DAUGHTER, Rev DR.. Dewitt.
g. DELILAH, Rev. DR.. Wainwright.
g. RUTH, Rev. DR.. Hgbee.
TO- HANNAH, Rev. Dr. Nernilye.
H. ABIGAIL Rev. Dr. vinton.
- QUEEN OF sHEBA, Rt. Rev. Bishop Mellvane.
49, JEzEBEL, Rev. DIR. Potts.
H. .ATHALIAH, Rev. DR.. Colt.
Is. ESTHER, Rev. Dr. Atkinson.
49, SARA, Wife Of Tobias, Rev. Dr. Higbee
H. JUDITH, Rev. DR.. Kip.
49, THE MOTHER IN MACGABEEs, Rev DR. Wainwright
In this work the Publishers present the public Of the most
splendid appeared too which IS not oil
interest day year. but which Is possessed Of pea
value.
cannot say that the portrsits are faithful the originals but
maa sta Gai d1 S. 5Pd G o % o ebo Books
the season. ~. Y. Tribune.
Just received and for sale at the
New Orleans Stationers Warehouse.
IA 8,dltw J. b. STEEL, No. IA Camp street
LAW, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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THOS. i. w II l I r,
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Law. Medicine.
GreenIeaf Evidence. wataon's Practice.
Curtiss Rights and Duties of Wilson'S Anatomy.
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STATIC merry,
10 MERCHANTS. BANKERs AND OTHERS

Just imported from The celebrated makers in England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority ngsh papers well KNOWN as we'll as the i'm
variance Of having papers Account Books that will Withstand the
peculiar humidity OF orr climate
These papers the consistency as Wamans Celebrated
Drawing Pare e description Of papers used by all Public
Offices Including the Bank Of Englandl Of Great Britain
portion Of this class Of BLANK BOOKS Non Ready and
those who are in want Perry SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
are invited to call and examine them.
The riees will not exceed The for FIRST class books
Orders executed after any prulnT pattern, al our
new and improved BLANK BOOK BlNDERY.
Also imported u supply of Morlans celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS.
NoRMAN's Book ant sationers Establishment,
n29 adpd 10 Camp street.
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FARMING OF THE MARKETs.-The Markets of
the three Municipalities have been farmed for the
ensuing year, at the following prices:
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THE MORSE AND O'REILLY CAsE.-The Louis
vile Courier says, the suit in Judge Monroes hands
for some time, is about to come before Judge Cat
ron, in Washington City. The Judge intends to
hear the case during his attendance upon the Su-
preme Court. The interests of the West and South
are so deeply involved in the question that will
come before Judge Caron, that the most lively in
terest is felt in the Judgement that will be rendered
by that gentleman. Henry r. Seldom will appear
before Judge Catron for Mr. O'Reilly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05

Dy-The foreign letters by the Cambria were
received at the Post Office yesterday.
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HYDRoPHOBA.-A fatal case of hydrophobia
has occurred at YorkvilIe, n. Y Deceased was a
boy fourteen years Of age, son Of Mr. Burtchill ;
he was bitten by mad-dog about three months
lgo, and symptoms of the disease were manifested
on Tuesday, 2lst, terminating fatally on Wednes-
day night.
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Ship John Holland, Henderson, days lIom 0aVeS'on' 70
Shin kSn Roaers "a days from Boston, to c. w Andrews
Shin feoSde Co9nce, IS days from New York to Toby
Shin Eerse While from Rio de Janeiro, 18Th oot' to
Ship Ionsana Dewhurst SO days from Rio de Janeo' to
Raj, labetR Jones. Is days from Baltimore to master
Brig Abermarle, Comey 10 days from Matanza, TO mas
Rig j WI EweI, LangdOn IL days from Kingston, JAM.
Rry eigonne. Chambein sdays from sisal to master
sobr Mary cratoh, 20 days from Washington, N c. to
schr. Ly, Benson, i9 days from Savannah to master
2d my. So
ScbT Maria Louisa, Stevens, rom Coast.
Schr ST. Ann GaTone, ON Coast
STEAMBOATS,,
Prnoeton sandfo,d I'm New Csnhage-ls59 bales cotton
Nafchez Holmes fIom SkipwIths Bandng-5'S bs cotoh
Uncle sam Barahco, from Tuniea-4ie bales cotton.
Magnolia ThOmasson. FIN Nicksbusg--l0oo bales COTTON
NIaTy Foley DalfeTes FIN DOnaldsonyile.
Constitution Tyler. I'm vt. LOUIS
ST. Paul Gable fm 81. Louis. 800, -
Bulletin church, FIN Memphis-ll95 bales cotton.
Archer TOlbet fu ShTeveP0r-4so bales cotton
Maie lie rn Baton RO lgp-2l bales cotton.
California, Griffin, I'm Mobile e,,
Amazon johnson, fin Attakapas-6 bales cotton
~ Vio.eti Smoker, FIN Shreyeport-e9 bales cotton.
=" To,yboat SoutLerner ShultZ from the Passes.
Tow boat Conqueror, Heatian I'm the Passes.
Toxboat DE Soto, Grant I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
To,.bost Southerner lowed down and to the 9th
nh ,lip Courier briggs Ceres and Maasqueva, sehs Ann
and ManicitT.
o,yhoat DE Soto towed down and 10 The LIST inst
MI l..~1-T r,,ra and kriu Inrpnh
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D1s- We are indebted to the officers of the steam
boat ST. Paul for late St Louis papers
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A s THE ELEC ZION rs OVER Now ,bo....i-,
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make, such as 9-le'i"l IN quaiity Hnd
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Balm u.s. MoRsE.-Though the decision of the
Commissioner of Patents, supported by the Attor-
ney General, shows that Mr. Balm, an English gem
teman, has failed in procuring certain patent for
which he applied, in connection with his electro
telegraph system or apparatus, (the decision being
given in Morses favor) yet it would seem, accord
ing to his own statement in letter to the National
Inteigencer that he has obtained patent for one,
at least, Of two things which he asked might be
given him. He says:
In one application ask a patent for mqehiR RI, in
vented in 1896 Apply electro chemical means teegs ps
Ihiss not objected and the interference declared
that application to be only another patent described In
second application my English patent of 1913, which
my forthcoming American patent founded not only proves
priority 10 Mr. Morse all essential points, but also
cures to fundamental part Of my invention necessary to
the success OF electro chemical teegaphs after rigid
but careful and candid investigation By the proper officer
found that beside myself had used what my
forthcoming patent secures mel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05

LIFE Insurance The system of Life Insurance
has, of late years, become extremely popular, and
very deservedly so, as by it a person, for small
amount, can secure an independence to his family
in Of his death IF any Of our readers desire to
insure their lives, we refer them TO the advertise
ment Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. The surplus capital of this company is
$3.50 600, invested in L. S Bonds, 50 that it is am
DIV secured against all losses.
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ICorrespondence.l


To T. c. POOLE, ESQ., Foreman of PhanK Fire Co. No. 8:
Dear S-sympathizing with Phoenix Co. uutimey
loss which they have been distinctions by
hev have often ne their beautiful gine gen
git Caldwell respectfully tender to em to assist
in replacing Benefit my Circus take place Tuesday
night December 645 Respectfully your obedient
New Orleans Nov. 90, 1913. tsigned) DAN. RICE.
To DAN. RICE, Esq.:
Dear SYour handsome and liberal Kindly accepted
by the Officers and mbcrs Phoenix Fire appre-
eatel We dear sir yours, feelings greatest regard
New Orleans Nov. "a, 1873. THOS. C. POOLE, Foremsn.
~. The attention of Females is particularly directed
% the Noee Dr. PARMELEE, the third ..oce, No
50 II via street. d5 2dpH
~ Electro Magnetic Machines for Medical Use,
with improve Pana Baerespce from sl2 50 SIS Phlo-
Eophca order Dentists Geld Foil Plate
cad Wire sockton's Arf a Teeth Files Excavaors Points
Lightning Rods, etc. for sale BY
MASS PLANO RELIEVO"
Brass, LETTER SIGNS md NUMBERS.
a NEW and Elegant Article-veTy Durable and Econ
"A omieal cOBg but trfie the common Tin sign.
Particularly anapted for Banks Churches, Hotels Stores,
iaetnners prices. k Specimens 70 Be SEN and orders
received by ] d. ANDERSON,
d5 6m " st. Charles street
TURFENTTNE LANDS.
GENERAL large tracts Of PITCH-PlHE LAND on
- navgabe streams, convenient 10 be city Of Newt eans
For sale by LAEGDON & GRICF
do "a st. Charles street.
CABLES AND ANCHORS,
50 fathom g inch CABLE.
4 ANCHORS, from Is to 1900 pounds each.
For sale By [d5tfl LANGDoN GRICE "a ST. ChaTIess It,
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~ The attention of Females particularly directed
the Aoiiee Of Dr. PARMELEE, the third page Office
50 II evia as 2dptf
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MARINE DIsAsrER.-Barll Susan Jane, Prior,
from Smyrna, for Boston, with a cargo of figs,
opium, WOOL ETC., valued at $4,000, on the 18th
ult., off Martimn, was thrown on her starboard
beam ends by Northwest tornado which veered
suddenly to the South-west, and to righien her the
fore and mainmasts were cut away. Jury masts
were then rugged, and she steered for Malta, from
whence she was seen, and an English Government
steamer went to her assistance and lowed her in on
the pa October
OFFIcE-H oLDERs.-It is stated that five out of
the seven chief clerks in the Bureaus Of the Treas
ury Department at Washington are wings.
Dr. Mr.. VIM. L. Prall, one of the Oldest news
paper reporters of New York city, died on the oath
~ The Legislature of South Carolina met at
Columbia, the Capital of the State, the 27th nit
o. A Locomotive ran into the canal at Newark,
N j., on the DIST. The engine man jumped off in
time to save himself.
90 The Bridge com }any at Hartford, Conn.
has recovered 81, 633 damages against the city
for establishing a ferry to run in compt tition with
the Bridge Company.
BEGINNING EARLY-Fhe Indiana State Senti-
mel has nominated Gen. Joseph Lane. who dis,
tnguished himself in Mexico, and is at present
Governor Of Oregon, as a candidate for the nexi
Presidency.
Gs- The steamer UniIed States, Capt. HackstaH
arrived at New York on the night Of the 25th ult
in six days from New Orleans.
C1RoUs-Stone & MeCollum's Circus company
are now performing at Montgomery.
FIRST SNow.-The first snow of the season, al
Louisville, fell on the morning of the 2lst.
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Variety,
Burial of the Beautiful.

Where shall the dead and the beautiful slcep7
In the vale where the willow and cypress weep
Where the wind of the west breathos its soft
est sigh,
Where the silvcry stream is flowing nigh,
And the pure clear drops of the rising sprays
Glitter like gems in the bright moons rays
Where the suns warm smiles may never dis
pei
Nights tcnrs DER the form we loved so WELL
In thc.vnle where the sparkling waters flows
Where the inrest, earliest violets grow
Where the sky and the earth were softly fair,
Bury her there-bury her there!
Where shall the dead and the beautiful sleep;
Where the wild flowers bloom in the valley
deep;
Where The sweet robes offspring may softly
rest
In purity over the sleeper's brenst;
Where is heard the voice OF the sinless dove,
9iemoaning her absent truant love;
Where no column proud in the sun may glow,
To mock the heart that is waiting below
Where pure hearts are sleeping, forever blest
Where wandering Peri love 90 rest,
Where the sky and the earth are softly fair,
Bury her there-bury her there.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-15
A COLLEGE "B'HOY."

Bill S., ofthe moral village Of North
Yarmouth, was one of the hardest "custo-
sners" that ever in spite of his wild FRANKS,
carried off sheep skin from w. college. If
any scrape, or mischievous performance e.
amy sort, came of by night or by day =, Those
"dggins," or any where in the rc,,,,ou round
about, Bill was sure TO be "u,,qy,n MANY was
abe innocent unsophis'. freshman whom
Inc generously took ur,ier his wing and intro
siuced to INC elee'nant." We remember one
OF Bilis likes which ;ickled his associates i'm
menseY. One day, having bedaubed the
bai' listers Of the college stairs, lie ran up in the
Fourth story, and there kicked up most I'M
earthly racket. Prof. c., hearing the
uproar, aud guessing at the cause rushed out
oof his room in hot haste and daslIiug up
stairs, soon put not his 'l0ot hut "his hand
into it." Mortified and chopfhIlen, but great
ly exaspcraled, he pushed OH however, but,
before he could reach The second story, Bill
rs usual had nii2zeled. Had his room door
s,een thrown open, he might have been found
ahont this time deeply immersed in the study
oil Greek Being afterwards summoned he
fore the faculty and asked if he knew who
beslimed the bnrnistors, he replied with n
sly wink AT Prof C, that che couldn't
tell who all the rogues were, but he knew
one fellow that had q hand IN H." This was
100 much for The gravity of the faculty; they
made n strenuous but Intellectual attempt to
restrain their rishlcs, and then burst into n
general laugh. At the suggestion of Prot. G
-, BiIs further presence was excused.
- Yankee Blade.
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THEuNKlNDEsT CUT OF ALL.

A ieweler in the city who shall he name
Tess, was lately applied 10 by "A nice looking
sllan, to make gold ring for him having III it
u blade, very delicate and keen, concealed
except on narrow scrutiny, and opening by
a spring. The bargain was made to furnish
it for thirty dollars. On the appointed day,
she purchaser appeared, paid the stipulated
price which was iobbed very complacently,
asked what he wanted 10 do with such an
article, to which the reply was to cut open
pockets with. SAY" replied the jeweler,
doubtless in amazement, show can You do
.mc1 ua with such an instrument and not
7.a asag,el?" The performer replied that
4asa.. consists in diverting the attention of
SEQ lie FROM every thing that looked like n
design upon thenr-that he rubbed his fore
head, adjusted his hat, &C.. and that discov-
cry came too late. He then bid him good
morning, aud went his way Shortly after,
ahe jeweller as he walked round the counter,
was accosted by the clerk, "Why, what is me
matter with your pantaloons" "Nothing that
know Of" was the answer.'"Where?" "Why
Just lookr' When 10! his pocket was found
TO have been cut by the artist, with his new
instrument, and his pocket book gone, with
not only the thirty dollars just paid but four
hundred besides. Verdict ofthe public: "Serv-
ed him right"
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CheBey q Co.'S Boslon.C Onc0rd,Stan
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GREAT ENGLlSH REMEDY
For Colds, Coughs, Aithnas~
and other Diseases OH the
CHEST and LUNGS.

TETHE Great English Remedy for colds,
u coughs, asthma and consumption. The
most celebrated and infallibir rrnrd for colds
coughs, asthma or any form ofpulmfnarv con
sumption is the Hungarian Balsam Of Life
discovered by DIR. Buchan Of London. gland,
tested for upwards Of seven wears in Great
Britain and on the continent Of Euro pc, O nd in
troduced into the United States under the i'm.
mediate superintendent Of the Inventor
The astonishing success OF the HUNGARIAN Bal
sam, in the cure ofevery form OF cousum ltion
warrants the American agent IN soliciting for
tire atment the worst possible cases hat can be
found in the community-cascs that seek relief
in vain from any of the common remedies of
the day, and have been given up By the most
distinguished physicians as confirmed and in
durable. The Hungarian Batsam has cured
and will cure the most desperate Of iiascs. II
is no quack nostrum, but a standard English
medicine of known and established nfiic 4ey --
Every family in the United States shou be
supplied with it, not only 10 coun'eract TIE
consumptive tendencies OF the chmIte, but 20
be used as preventive medicine IN all cases
of colds, coughs, splitting blood, pa in N the
side and chest, irritation and sorrn IS IF the
lungs, bronchitis, difficulty ofbreathing, hectic
fever, night sweats, emaeiation and gene raj de-
bility, asthma, influenza, whooping -tou IN ana
Group. In case of actual disease Of the lungs
or seated consumption Il is the only source Of
hope. Sold by special appointment by David
F. Bradlee, Boston, Mass. sole agent for the
United States and British Provinces in Amer
lea. American price 81 per bottle, with fin
directions for the restoration of health Pam
phlets containing mass Of English and Amer.
lean certificates and other evidences SLOWING
the unequalled merits of this Great Enylisb
Remedy, may be obtained Of the agents Rra.
tbs. None genuine without the writien sigma
TUE of the American agent on a gold and
bronze label, to counterfeit which Is forgery.
d. f. Bradlee, 100 Washington Street, Boston,
general agent for the New England States.
AGESTs-St. JOhHSbHry,J c. Biagl,aEa; Lam.
don, Fuller g. Co.; BrOsoaiRgt0z, D. n Merrill:
Wells Ricer, r. Shssld; Crajts6Hyy, ~. l. Hast
ings; Derby Line, T. c. BHfisr; Daaa, Week.
&. Stanton, Ddnpile; aud dealers in niediria,
generally in N. England. 5f9yI
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Invaluable Family Companion.

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
~ Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases
of the Heart, and all Female Diseases 234
pages, " engravings. Paper "A cts; bound
70 cts. haIl to any part-postagc "a cts.
Shoulder Braces aud Chest ExpandeFs, 80
Mail to any part, 30 cts. postage. Inhaling
Tubes Silver, 50, by mail, lettei postage. Alb
dominai Supporters, perfect, s q SIO, for all
Ruptures, Falling Of the Boweh and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest, SEM by Express
everywhere. For Braces OF supporters, or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, and eircumfert nee of person next the
SUFFICE, just above the hips. If Rupture,
mentieh which side. Agents wanted for the
sale of the above goods. Ada ress. Dz S. s.
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