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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

BY the Magnetic Telegraph, We yesterday re-
ceivcI the subioined suggestion from the Chairman
of the New York Directory, having in charge the
interests of the struggling patriots of Ireland. In
giving place to II in our columns, we cannot refrain
from expressing the hope that the friends of Ireland,
and the opponents Of oppression, may assemble on
the anniversary of the birthday of the beloved son
of freedom-the good the immortal Lafayette-to
facilitate the redemption of the " Green Isle TO
adopt measures to succOr that portion of the human
family who are about TO make, or are now making,
a gallant effort to throw off the yoke of slavery.
All lovers of liberty and foes to oppression whether
they were born in the Emerald Isle, or in our own
happy country, sympathize with the down-trodden
and prosecuted people of Ireland. There in our
midst many sons of Erin, estimable citizens, wLO,
by their skill, enterprise and industry, have acquired
both fame and fortune. We would not offend their
patriotism, metropolitan arder their known love
for the land of their BIRTH by urging them to assent
to the suggestion of their noble compatrios of the
New York Directory. Americans and lrishmen
will unite in giving one day-the sixth of Septem-
berthe anniversary of the birthday of patriot
devotee of liberty-a lover of his species-to the
cause of suffering and bleeding Ireland.
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Reported Arrest of Smith O'Brien 49, Unfavorable
Reports for the Patriot Cause.

TIE TRIBUNE LErTER.-In the Baltimore Sun
of the 23d inst, received in advance Of the mail,
we find the letter to the New York Tribune, upon
which was based the Geographic dispatch pub
lished in the Picayune OF Sunday, announcing the
success of the Irish Patriots at SlieVenamOn, the
determination of the troops with the people and
large loss on the Royast side i'll the conflict. In
subsequent dispatch to the same JOURNAL this letter
is declared a fabrication, and such we have no
doubt it will prove.
The letter purpors TO have been written in Dub
lin on the Sd inst, but papers of that city day
later have been received, and they are almost ex-
clusvely flied with attempts to raise the miserable
FRAY at Baingarry to the dignity of battle, with
out mentioning word of the great affair at Sieve
namon. Among these papers are the Patriot and
Freeman's Journal, both Repeal organs; who, al
though belonging to the I" moral force side, II IL
scarcely to be supposed would not feel some little
pride in chroncleing event so Creditabe TO their
country And it is ridiculous to believe that intel
! ligence, in which Ireland, England and America
would have the deepest interest, could be confined
10 a single individual in Dublin, and transmitted III
but single letter to our shores. Besides, the letter
bears evidence itself of ignorance or stimulation III
the writer He says:
''All the people coming on the railroad are eau.
toned and commanded not to tell the news. When
the cars arrive thousands of the Dublin people are
waiting for the intelligence. The police drive
away those who are seen asking questions. Why
all this care of the Government to prevent the
spread of intelligence, unless it be that something
has happened which they want kept secret! i
they had obtained victory, they would be very
apt to let us know it,"
The absurdity of cautionng and commanding
passengers arriving in city of over two hundred
thousand population g not to tell the news" is OBJ
vious. Would the news We're true, but we can
not feed our hopes with falsehood.
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One Day for II Gland !!

NEW DIRK, august 4, I545
THE DIRECTORS IN New YORK request the Friends Of
Ireland in each Ward OF the Cities Towns and Villages in
the United States assemble the Birthday Of Lafay
cite September 9Th, in order to give day for SuccOf
to Ireland To produce this united action, friend
should fix place of meeting, attend the organization,
and announce the result without delay to the DirecoB
Papers friendly TO the will please to give the above
an immediate insertion ROBERT ENNET,
Chairman of the New York Directors
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Ry TeiRuraph,

The Charleston Courier has dispatch from Boil
tmore, dated II O'Clock, the 9th instant, which
states that information had been received annOnc-
ing the election of Cook (whig) to Congress, from
Illinois The wings it is added, have majority in
the Legislature of Iowa.
In New York, the Cotton market was in an mac
tive state, but prices firm. Sales Of Rice were
made at So IS to 81, for fair quality
The steamer Crescent City arrived at New York
from New Orleans, on the morning of the 24th.
Nothing of the British steamer.
RELAND.-We find the following communica-
ton, in relation to the Irish news by the Cambria,
published in the Richmond Republican. Should
its statements prove correct not the least crafty
ing intelligence will be that which assures us that
the Priest who figured in the Balingarry affair was
! exerting himself to save Mrs. McCormick's chill
dren and not, has been reported endeavoring to
prevent the Patriots from giving the constabuary
their deserts:
edition of Tomorrow that private and reliable accounts
have been received throwing some light the skrmh of
Bangarry The policemen stated proceeding
of the proclaimed insurgents and inter
ceBted By Smith Bnen accompanied oy not more than
300 men, of them armed, but the greater the
neighbour peasanty The police on seeing them retreated
they were pursued and ou have destroyed the house in
sany but for the of the widow whose
children held by the police hostages In the mean
time, the Priest up and besought them not to STAN
their noble by act of aOcty which would cry tt
! heaven for vengeance.
The insurgents thus induced TO deSSt notEthstand
ing that three Of their numbers killed an some
wounded. Messengers out from Holy Cross il
advance of the troops who notice in sufficient time 70
the insuTgenS dispense Thus the affair magned into
victory amounting the suppression of the rebellion
out to be great fair To the timely interference
the PiessymPathy for Mrs Mccormick, and generosity OF
the part Of Bnen and the insurgents the forty fifty pc
lcemen owe their lives A FRIEND TO Truth
SOUTHERN CONVENTION. The Washington
Union has no idea that a Southern Convention vii
be called at the present time the slavery subject
in opposition to the Buffalo gathering. 1t suspec
that this is Mr. CaIhouns own view of it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
nEMTNL NOTICE.

DR PEARSON informs his patients
- that he can be found daily at bis Office
from 9 A. NJ TO p NJ. Dr. Pearson S u rI7-5Y
many improvements in Dental Surgery are --A-AiL
loo well known and appreciated to require enuuaau
His BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy the st9n9
OF those requiring artificial ones. His prices aEa grated
suit the circumstances OF all. Office at his ssIdenee
rag,e Sfrcct, near Canal a22pt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

rs The mail failed yesterday from beyond
Charleston, notwithstanding which, we receN 1
thai invaluable sheet, the Baltimore sun Oh Tile
23d inst. which is day in advance OF the 'fS"-
lar mail fit had reached us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
Great RedItction in Pric.s.

ALFRED MONROE WCOIo ONE PEIgE -
No. "a ,Ea~d-jRG Street.
consequence of the summer season drawing 20 20
i we have greatly reduced the prices Of our ; y VI
GOODS, as viii be seen by the following 3.
we can safely recommend them TO our friends and thee
are in want Of Clothing
At this Establishment every article is offered a. r
lowest price at which tcan be sold and NO REDUCE
ran in inst ta mn do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
q when Greek meets Greek" etc


MI o-ators of the great united, harmonious, and
,,,tarrifed wing and democratic parties are scour-
irr o,r own loved Louisiana, and enlightening the
honest yeomanry upon the merits and dement's OF
Taylor. Fillmore, Cass and Butler 1t is under
stood that on the second day of the coming month
there will be the tallest sort Of talking at the
new political metropolis of the Sugar State-Baton
Rupge. The smaller lights will not shine on the
occasion--the bright particular stars will mo-
nopoize all the logic and eloquence. Messrs Prem
tiss Pevtcn and Benjamin are expected to speak III
advocacy of wing principles, and Taylor and FIJI
more and Messrs Soult, Preston and Larue IN
advocacy Of democratic measures and Cass and
Butler On the 9th prOxmo the same champions
are TO have an Intellectual conflict at Clinton In
our neural. Independent position, we feel exceed
ingly comfortable, and yet we admire zeal on the
mart of partsans Where are the leaders OF the
two great. patriotic and selfdenyng parties OF the
CITY! Why such indifference and torpor, gentle
men? Why do we not, as in days OF yore, witness
interninable professions, hear inspiring music, con
vene mass meetings, hear speeches of Demosthe
mean and Pericean eloquence-why! Echo an
swers. "Why?" Our able and courteous contem
noraries of the Bulletin, the Courier, the Bee, the
Chronicle, and the Oreanian, should. we respect
fully suggest be rayng and discipl.ning the patrl
otic rank and file We may soon expect to see ii
those journals the most eloquent appeals to the free
men Of the city to buckle on their arnor and pre-
nare for the contest. The stereotyped war-cry VII
doubtless be resorted to = Once more unto tn
breach-dear friends, once more.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD W ia
l. the FELICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale; 3
The house will accommodate nearly one hnnGIed r.
bCariers and is full eight months in the year TO -
person acquainted with the Western trade. this house
be great source Of profit The present occupant "a
to retire. OILERS the above line establishment on mOls
terms For particulars. apply on the premises, come
ana ma G IF - - Las JAMES ROACH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

SENTENCE OF DRAYToN.-Daniel DraytOn, re-
Gently triel and convicted in the Criminal Court Of
the United States at Washington City, on charge
of abductng slaves from the District of Columbia,
was. on the 2lst, sentenced by the court to serve
at hard labor in the Penltentiary for twenty years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

REPAIRING THE LEyEE.-The Surveyor OF the
Third Municipality commences to-day, with all his
forces 10 repair the levee where ii was injured by
the landslide some two months since. This I'M
porant step has only been delayed by the continued
rains of the last three months Should the river
have risen suddenly to amp great height, since the
landslide occurred the lower part Of the city would
have been inundated; and it is highly important
that such calamity should be forthwith guarded
aUairst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

SUPREME CoURT OF LoUIsIANA.-The Supreme
Court of this State is now in session at Opeousas.
Judges on the bench, SlideIl, Eustice, and King.
The st. Landry Wing is of the opinion that there
will be business sufficient to occupy the Court two
weeks, at the expiration of which time they are
required TO meet at Alexandria The Wing adds ::
.eTbe question whether the sheriff Of this parish
has been properly indicted into office, and conse-
duently whether he is entitled to hold his office,
came before tie Supreme Court on the first day Of
the term This tribunal has affirmed the decision
of the lower Court, recognizing the legality of the
tenure Of the sheriff and the entire validity of his
.,cts y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

Across THE LAKE.-There are now, doubtless,
numbers of persons about leaving the city for the
purpose Of enjoying the cool breezes of the Lake
shore To all such we would recommend the fine
steamer Mobile, which runs to the watering places
three times a week. Her commander, Captain
Sutton, cannot be surpassed in any attribute of a
skilfnl officer besides which he is always so oblig
ing and accommodating, particularly TO the ladies,
that person who once travels with him can hardly
fail 10 do SO a second time. We have had occasion
10 try the Mobile on a recent occasion, and we
found her ali that we have representad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

QUARTERmAsTER's DEPARTMENT.-The L. ).
propeller Major Tompkns, Captain Wells, and L.
S. schooner Equity, Captain Beaverton, left last
evening for Tampico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

~ Mr.. Theodore Gould, the talented artist, did
not leave as early as announced by some our con-
temporaries He left last evening on the Belle of
the West for New York, whence he will not return
,,,+;I Novambsr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
TIL, FGRAPHIC DISPATCH.


rolegraphed for The Daily Gre seen :
We Yesterday received the following telegraPhlc
Jisnatcb. from our correspondent at Charles'Oh
the arrival Of the Britannia from Liver
nool which port she advertised TO leave o .l.e
I0,b inst and the arrest of Smith O'Brleil. we
oof,s, the Mace at which he was arrested-a rail-
GOD danot-and his object, stated, In being there
90 br,, ticket for Limerlck-leads us to doubt
so,,.,,b,t the truth of the report The only way
It'll -, csr account for such course on his
. 70 sunnose that he found his efforts TO raise
the neone Intellectual and designed giving himself
~, tn the authorities as escape from the country
was impossible.
But news from Ireland now passes through so
MANY preildiced channels, and there are so many
interests staked upon the crushing of Ireands asPi-
rarions, that we look for perverson and falsehood
and scarce any thing else, from the British press
We still hope that O'Bren is at large, and is rally
ing his countrymen for the struggle With this
hope strong in us, we would exhort the friends OF
Ireland here not TO abate their eXertions an lOta
They may yet reap the fruits of their labor, and
sooner than they dare believe Here is the dispatch
Reported Arrest of Smith OBrien - Unfavorable
Reports for the Patriot Cause.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 70, s p. NJ.
We hasten to announce the arrival of the steamship
Britannia Smith OBren the leader of the Irish Patriots,
was arrested on Saturday evening" at Thures RAILROAD
depot, while procuring ticket for Limerick where he
intended seeking refuge among his friends. The Govern
men Is supreme and day lessons the probability OF
the success of the insurgents wherever pecauOn has
been taken by the authorities. O'Brel has been lodged
in prison in Dublin lie expresses his hOpeessnes' of ac
comprising the objects of the National party the PEG
pie on the mountains seemed afraid Of harbOrng him lis
wife and family are freely admitted to him in prison. lie
seems cheerful No further news received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

90 A meeting of the Garde Mobile is called for
tomorrow evening, at O'Clock, at Jake's coffee
house, on the corner of Common and Circus streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

A GREAT HAUL.-A party of amateur fishermen,
at Leavitt's Winicumet House, on Hampton Beach,
in an excursion about fortnight since, took with
the seine, in single haul five hundred sea bass.
weighing from seven to sixty pounds each. The
whole weight as near as could be calculated, says
the Boston Transcript, was five tons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
DieG:
ez- Attention, Garde Mobile "A mso,

AZ AAtO1AtlDAA' So4~'N ~ ~ II HtetDg Of
Company WILDE ned at Jake's Coiee-House, corner o
and Circus Streets on FRIDAY, sept LAT ac5ckP Al
purpose Of ORGANIZING tile Company ana easing the nm VT
who have already attached themselves TO %. Company rs
10 be pllnrtua ri areu1'nc@.
,;- Those s,rous Of becoming member o t,oaC
respectfully nwttt to attend. WALTER NcoI
ou2l q se,r,