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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-02

INSURANCE OFFICES.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT ASSETS ON LIST MARCH. 1873.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford. $59.OU
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, beaHng =. -.
interest at the rate of per Ct per annum l9-ll4OeO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. l269Q
:, . PhRux =, :, ........... ii, 800
:, - Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
daEtt0fQ 41rs0g
STOCK in Exchange Rank .....,...... 1880
- C0nuecfieut River Bank..,.,.... $3.50
=. O.. Eagle Bank, Providence. l.5O0
=, .. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts. 6U
>. =. Connecticut River Company. I,2g9
=, ., =. Railroads.. 4,150
. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks Of the most substantial
character yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an ad- -. - 49,.
vance the above snOned cost prices OF 5lUOO-lU5OO
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad co.,. UOy
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. 5S,2U
Bills Receivable, payabein 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate Or ~
solvent eDd0Tsers. %lAtVVV
Total Assets of tie Company. $685., $50
AGRNCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
E~ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue policies at the lowest rates OF premium re-
turning to customers 10 per cent. -,,r,,
rny10 tiW1stN GEO. C.. LAWRASON
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IEw ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS OARRoLLToN RAILROAD
r. FsNg esq rssss5s3sE 81 n ~
60 ~ sssss. stss
Depot corner Of Bar0RRe aud PerdtdO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant st. cents
single ticket for children oyer5 and under II yea ~
QV uckeass -
Half the above for any distance below Pleasant street,
Servants Slaves : for any distance 10 cents.
kT- Residents in Lafayette, CaualtOn and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate q
communication tickets for passage in the Cans towit Cd W
Der month Gin advance either Road and for distance
Children half pceno such tickets given for other
period than the first to the last Of each month.
A Car expressly for ladies' in each train.
a
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MRS. INGRAM
- FASHIONABLE MIIsLINER, n
- I4sscGn and styaa0 Hat .AEaHuteetaTsr. -
Rta< No. III Camp street, New Orleans. So
$aSass Tuscan, Straw. and Nsapolitan HatssS-s-~N
cleaned and altered in superior style mh20 1y
x Country orders will be punctuay attended to.
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MEATs-MEATs.


6AS7ssfN form his ifiends and the public,
YT~SsA that he has establisbeda DEPOT, %y8
---.4&szA4- at No. 1T COM NJ n + dAA1lnll1@
Street. he will keep hand and ngnlsh al any onf
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON VEAL, PORK RQASI-
ING PIGS CORNED BEEF SPICED ROUNDS,
SMOKED do, TONGUES, GAME, FISH, sc. &c, Hav-
ing purchased from the Paenee the privilege Of using kep
parts Patent Preserving rom, he keep, IN perfect sas
of preservation all perhabe Provisions and can furnish
them IRON day TO month old being kept IN tenn
attention this Improvement Orders will be received at
his Sals Nos. and ST. Mays Market at the Depot,
DIS 2g JOHN GALPIN.
EE@ Steamboats,, Steamships and Vessels OF all kinds,
she'd at he orfeztn min
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TAPESTRY, BRUS ELS AN ID VELV E I
CARPETING.
EETE are receiving large assortment Of the above superb
w CARPETINGS....
BRUSSELS 3plys ingains in great variety OF Qualities
and patterns Venetians, for halls and stairs; Figured
Baize and Linen for Crumb Cloths
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CLO1 HIS, FIN Is to 80 inch;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS Of various qualities
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, I'm 3 to "a feet
wide, beautiful patterns, Of various qualities and
well seasoned all Of which offer at the lowest
market prices, at wholesale retail.
90 3rn a. BROUSSEAU & CO., % Charities st.
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-, -
PITrsBtJRe Jan. 49, l847.-Fhe Symp Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have ed
it, know OF one instance q permanent care 81 Asthma
on gentleman of Ohio think shall be able 90 sell az
least six gross a year
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IIHt Ut I'st71F1 ~. Ia,-.
trouble 10 introduce Df Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry ana
Tar here and have sold all we received from you ~ = ~.
Cock has used in his practice he thinks highly Of me
medicine Dr. Cook Of the most eminent physieans II
the United States and the attending physician o. Jop
BonapaFe ex-King of 5pan during all bis residences ~ ~
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On the 2sh ult in lat 2Go long SEQ steamship Crescent
City hence for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL
AUXILIARY STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS.
VERY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Beginning Of the Revolution in
Russia.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN
IRELAND.
THE PEOPLE ARMIN
CONFLICT EXPECTED.
Symptoms Of a General European War.
Aiming of the People Of Germany.
Baden Declared for a Republic.
NS -. ~ IOIN IN
REPUBLICANISM In SPAIN.
Organization Of the Military all over Europe.
King Of Denmark about to Abdicate.
Provisional Government in Denmark.
Commencement Of War between Holstcin
and Denmark.
Threatened War between the Poles
and Russia.
MOVEMENT OF FRENCH TROOPS.
Progress of the Financial RevulsiOn--
More Failures.
State of the Ma rkets,
&c. Gc. lie.
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The following proclamation has bsen published by
the Grand Duke of Tuscany
"Considsring that the tranquility and security of
dominions might be endangered by the disturbance
which, In Of the political events Of the city
Of Modena and other countries of that duohy, might
break ont in the territories of Este contiguous to tho
grand duchy the ride of the late duchy OF Lucca and
Petrssana and that 1t qaenty Is our right and
duty to prevent the evils that might from them,
mentioned territories of Este be Professionally occupied
and simply gsrrisoned BY the Grand Duca troops We
declare how that excepting the inconvenience Of
lodging the troops which will b, effected according
tho military regulations by the OF the places
which will be occupied In alton CT the asss-
TANGO which the said troops will give in every OCCUR
for the OF public tranquility In these
pcss every other expense shal be borne by Tuscany
The Minister OF War Will give the necessary orders and
Instructions for the of this determination
Given in Florence, March ~
"LEOPOLD CEMPiNl BALDAssERONI"
Prince schwsze1bsrg evacuated the citadel of Brescs
the 22d and took the direction Of Lodi, which, how
ever had already driven the Austrians away Crema ID
bosieged by the Imperial troops.
We read In the Risorsmento Of Turin, of the 27th-
1t Is believed that Lscchi, Of Brescs, will be named
General bief Of the L,mbardo ventan forces Gre
mona Free 5000 Italian troops have declared for the
people, great number Of field pieces In the hands
Of the people At Padus the Hur irians have frater
nizs sd with thu people,
The following are some of the bulletins published at
Milan during the combat:
MILAN, March a.
Milan fights gloriousy for two days bat she is yet
without arins, and surrounded by OF soldiers,
who are beaten but still formidable We throw these
notices over the walls to call upon ell towns all the
country TO arm immediately and TO meet in the stver
parishes az Milan has done form themselves into
companies OF City men, Who should ell ct leader and
puvsyor 10 run wherever the common d, ,,
call them. Aid and Conquer" we iitshe--NNe
Plus lX.n
MILAN, March ~.
Az long a. the struggle Is prolonged II is superhuous
TO opinions on tn, future destnies Of dear
country Our only end the moment ID to achieve cur
indspsndsnos and good ctzsns must not think Of
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Advices from Vienna, OF the 2st ut state that al
was gull and the of the Emperors ssons
hae excited great joy in the provinces Proclsmaons
had bsen issued ordering the authorities to maintain the
existing laws and the people to obey them On the 2st
the Emperor published amnesty for all political Of
fenoss Foreigners who had been guilty Fl such offences
wers TO be expelled the territories The Wner itung
Of the 25th March, acknowledges address Of the Eng
sk residents OF Vienna to the people OF Austria and
says that this address has made impression upon
the ,btsnts of capital and tina it mas tended
strengthen the symps hles which the Austrians have
evsr ielt for the British nation, he 1stbon Of free
dom among the great European nations"
Revolution mt Venice.
Our Paris espondent thus audes to the rumor of
revolution having taken place at Venice: II said
Paris that the Austrisns have been driven out and
republic proclaimed, Or ss I'll events, provisional So
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bate snd without coming to the vote have decided to
dsvste from the former principles and TO draw up
elaborate project OF representation proposing partial
changes in the pr esent representative system
Denmark.
CoPESHAsEN, March as
His Msjssy yesterday Issued an edict for the sbc.
tion Of tbs censorship end for tho freedom Of
the press. The names Of the miustes eompospg
= burghsr ministry and a bu'ghcr king, who
Ia perfectly of accord with his people not to lot so Of
Sieswig. The whole of our armed force l, equipped
About $4,000 men are to be,iess sls.wls no rage
taken from the palace by water In order to avoi COL
son with the people Our fortrsses and ships OF the
limo are completely prepared to protect The cy IN case
kind Government securities AID funds arc nominal
The King was on the very briak OF aid cation He,
however, Thought 1t wisest to yield TO the wishes
OF the people, who do make tins most exorbitant
demands for liberty. Tho aristocrstc party hang their
heads down. Many who high in Office will resign.
The German Chancery 10 closed.
RENDsBuRo, March as
Military preparations being made at Rendt-
burg A patent was isfued this morning for the
conversation Of the United Dit Of sleswig Hol.
stein for the third day Of April Tho provisional
government he's divided IT'S labours follows Tho
Prssident without the postfsu,e; Couu, Reventton,
Foreign ARAirs; and the Interior, Brsmsp; Tsstrec
schmidt Finance, Manufactures Customs, and Post
Ofics.
Several Of the surrounding districts have declared In
favor Of the provisional government Diplonstic re-
lsions have beea opened with German Prince. for
al government has abolished the poll tax by sdict; II
reaiises about 400 000[
vessels on their passage through the Belt have
been prevented passing, and compelled to return to Lu
beck
Information having been received of the nten.
tion Of the Danes TO blockade the Sound and Belt,
and ssiss al laden vessels, shipments from the balto
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE,

SOU I HEX M E DIG q OFFICE,
- - No. l8 C.ARO.NDELET ST.
TO THE PUBLiC-Nine years permanently located IN
Il this city combined with the UNMARRIED success our pee
liar system OF treatment for Syphitic MeTcuTa and al
chronic complaints has met with during that time has m v
and sOundiy established our reputation.
The Southern Mdical Office, No. Is CGrOHd6e street,
established in 1910, for the of all Chronic affections
with few exceptions, known to all the only object of q
card is to inform those who know its location
cted with any of those private diseases which are unfOns
natey prevalent they consult with certainty anil
guarantee Of cure.
To those especially, who from an moderae use of Mer.
cury NAL practice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism itching on the chest
bOtches on the skin, ulcers the throat general debility
have ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
US or we are that the prompt and permanent
lief they viii derive from the active effects OF our treatment
will atonce convince them of capaby fulfilling WHIT
we profess.
We donot boast of making rapid and hasty cures but ol
satsiacton Is to perform thorough and radical ones
so asPace 81 Tune as 1t can possibly be done with adyau
tage and safety to the patient
we VIII not here, through newspaper medium enter
any ELABORATE REMARKS regarding venereal affections
disease tnat unfortunately prevades all ranks Of society rich
ana poor matrimonial and single; all will observe is ii
any person aHced with complaint Of that nature, cannot
class his peculiar with any those that we describe ss
teatse) by calling at Office we will give him free OF
al charges, what explanation advice he may desire
IL often happens that imed sense Of shame or dread
OF dseoVeTy deefs patient from applying those who from
educaton ana Tespeotablly, bsend him, delaying
disease make their appearance
10 such, The doctor pledges himself preserve the most
nvolabe and from his extensive practice and eTpe.
hehce ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. C. THOMSON.
mon, sign OF the Marble Hseulapian Statue Private en-.
trance Et door to the right Of No 49, in Carondse street
fHVate egess bohnCommon and CarOndelests. myl6 2r
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MGHTI-LIGHTIl

LIZ AIL-INxHI!!
SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and cheap too that rich
and poor, buy it. Its neat CANDBESTICK, max
ing and wckng its Candles of TallOw, Lard,
any Grease that will burn BY simply turning the bottom Of
the Candlestlck, beautiful, hart smooth CANDLE is
forced out of the top, and at any desired length wish
iIOm one inch to two feet in height.
l.. is neat and simple candestick conse-
quently may be managed by child.
g. BY oil this you convert all your refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from to cents week.
g.. The WICK Is dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing Of the flame, but burns like a sperm candle.
A. The wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
candle; if too large, put in small one too small, a
large one.
5.You coil in the bottom of the candenaaker o. candle
stick, wick sufficient to last five weeks, where
mains out Of sight and cut of the way.
g.. You keep candle at the height all the
time for ten years-nO stumps or pieces left
Requires repIenishng with grease allOw week.
S.NO spng of grease if it falls turns over, butas neat
ly and clearly any lady could desire.
Ei9. Ii cannot get out Of order
TO-. In proof of their superiority utility and neanesS the
immense number sold sufficient. The price uniform and
the all the United States and the article requires
only TO be convince the nceuous of the fore
going facts No family viii be without them who scTape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business man make
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article territory where has not yet been
sold Persons who desire to embark neat, pleasant and
highly lucrative business, invited to call at Office
No IS PERDTTJO Street. North side between st. Charles
and CarOndelet streets. New Orleans.
The monopoly of the city Of New Orleans and States o.
louisiana Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas, for the
sale Of this article offered, and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing the city of New Orleans, for the
his If II. r. MYERS & co.
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MEDICAL OrrIrE

Mo- 90 CUSTOMIO USE STREET, NJ D.
INVALUABLE DlSCOVERY-NO Pay RRoTtR n
Il UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Priyate Disease cuIcl
IN lew days BY regular phl scian, without mercury or
other poisonous medicines, al no. So Cas0B0ss street
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted Will,
any OF the forms of certain Disease 10 his general I'd err
sement IN another column. The treatment adopted by n
IS that which has the approval Of the most su.
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent c r
the worst cases Of constitutional syphilis gonorrtna tic
ture enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ind OF
by certain solitary practice, etc. now be obi incl
to moral certainty # application be made 10 those whsa
Intelligence, skill and experience be relied on Sin Dr
Mullen opened IN TINS city all the many cases have coma
under his care have been cured without single execution
Some OF these were OF years' standing One case
Of structure ~ years Old has been cured The surprise of the
patient Inc gentleman (whOse responsibility is kntgn 10
the etzen OF New OeanT) hand aud Cby his len5
SOM can De referred To- DR. M treatment Of stueis
not known south OF New York His treatment of ~onor
fha anu greet Is the most perfect discovered Il is the
shortest safest and suIest The patient takes cOlaya
eDeDs tufpenne or other doses but cure
L4eo m one or two days without pain inconvenience or
the time named.
Or se pollution, may have brought themselves any the
painful consequences resulting from an unresainsd nf
gence OIL the passions such premature mpOtency nvO
4na seminal emissions, general debility eOnsiituu NAL
gsIan cement may consult Dr. Mullen with hgnpTBb
agshes ne eisls tnsin psSlsg; eRs, Tbs sglssi
gE Malss can be ssgs4lsg faily q Eas.
50" Rsnsmbsl Ne. 50 epsigmhggss si!ss! II . W.
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS

IL PLAN IGhSy FAMILIES AMI hd6EkSaAIS -
EOMSTOCK & CO. SO POYDR.4S STREET have
" hand the following Genuine Medicines, which
family oUghtto be supplied with, viz:
HAY LIMEHT warranted to cure any case OF the Piles
either Blind or Bleeding.
jew DAvID's or HEBREW PLASTER; where it's applied
pain eXisPnce Ofthe genuine, 81 cents box
and all complaints of the Ear-Pnce, 81 ger flask
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY VIII
cure OF Asthma Dyspepsia, Darhea, CostVeneSs
Liver Complaint etc.
; MoTHER's RELIEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers; all should useit.
COmsToCRs EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-tOT Purify
ing the BoOd-Pnce, soc. per bottle, ~ per dozen.
DR.. SPoHH's Sick HEADACHE REMEDY will cure any
case either Nervous OF Bilious. VIII you tryit 2
WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY and DR.. BAR
THoLoMEw's EXPECTORANT PINK SYRUP-i0r Coughs,
Colds Pain the Breast and Side and all Chest and Lung
Complaints
FAHNEsToCKs and KOLMsTocK's VERMIFUGE-fOI
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms Is OF the
most extraordinary ever used.
THE EAST INDIA HAIR DIE viii color the Hair jet black
or brown, and warranted not to stain the skin.
warranted to OF Rheumatism CcUt, COatraCt-
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN kILBER-Pnce, l21s cents.
OLDRIGE GENUINE BALM CONTAMINATION making
the Hair on bald heads preventing the hair from falling
out and freeing it from dandruf.
The WONDER AND BLESSING THE AGE ~ Dali.
LEY and COENELLs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Will
prove blessing to all those who it. 1t sOyerei
remedy for all Burns, Sore Eyes FeiOns, Ulcers, Bruises
Tic DOOreux, Erysipelas and all complaints which need
external application. by its namatiOns are owed
swellrgs reduced and modification even stayed
ED CGHtt0H-Al the above named articles sold only ~
apz4 Ii COMSIOCk " Co. % POydfas 81
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sToRAGEI sToRAGE!! sToRAGE!m

WE the undersigned having been long engaged EZNZN
wv in the Storage Business, beg to inform our
rends and the public that have for the coming
season. SIX WAREHOUSES;, not surpassed by any il
this city All of them fire proof located in the Second Mu
nicpaty within very short distance of the steamship
natbOats landing they situated rs follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, corner Of Note Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-COTnerO of Julia and FouCher streets.
PELICAN-On Commerce st., corner Of GirOd and NotTt
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New LeVee street, between GaienniG
and Suzette streets.
PHdlNfX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street, between Tchoupitoula
and Magazine streets.
We are now prepared to receive all descriptions OF Mer
cbandse and Western produce at low rates establish
ments are arranged that each description of goods is kept
entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number of experienced
aborers constantly in employ, we enabled to oe
facilities for the receipt and delivery OF goods unequaed BY
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE &, CO,
mh5 3m 1879 TehnnpOnlas street.
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,r,,,.s of Refuge second Municipality.

iss1oNERsJoshua Baldwin Pres't; A. ID Los
VAIN gooiin VIM Nj Goodrich, John Hall j. A May Dln'
T. Mathews E. Maephenon Dr. Plct9n James o1 NIs
n sSpISa Committees Executive Committee lessis
/ & Maybin James saul, e. Macpherson IRdentarrLRg
1as1f ttse-Messrs J. w. NJ. Picton. j. r. tIeTet Jonn
f!ooiin Committee on BHJkdiHgs dla tIr0HRdSiessfs
H. Mathews VIM NJ. Goodrich, A. ID. Crossman. :. -
49, 1SFaEatttec-Ars McNair, Ms Stewart, Mrs Girls
,id MI Ric9ardoB and Mrs Gadiner.... SuPERINTEE-
DFNT-H j. Williams. SECRETARY - T. V. Jonte.