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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

NAvAn.-Ihe nited States brig Slromboli, from
The Gulf, arrived AT the Navy Yard, BROOKLYN. OIL
he 29th u't. The following is list of her
of.icers:-
- Lieut. Gomm?ntng; Charlie, H. u Blair Acting Master
IlwdTd l. NIcFOs: Assistant Surg .0n A Ric... Ma
shipman Joseph p. Fyfe; Nia>te-s ,Iate l.
Captain CLERK, II. Perkins Potter.
The frigate Erandv,vine sailed from Rio de
1anelro on the 18th Of July. on a crs. TO P.rram-
bnco and Bahia. The following is a list Of the
officers =
Commodore George VI Sorer: Captain Charles Hoar.
man Lleutenant John \ Davis, I.nher :tcidarf sam
iarkn, Tho T. iiUnter, John J. Guthre Fleet Sugeon
benjamin + Eache' PUr,-r Joseph dralre: Cr4olin
jGhn L. tienhat Acting Nl'ter. John : Tayor; Marine
officer. John L Gravson; Assistant Surgeon. PHI ~ Tan
Dale Passed sll..ipmen Joseph VI Bradfori. Nm +,
fruNion, John r. RsEand, SIMEON Base't T Lee Wal
ker. Thomas w. B,oIhead Niidshpmer. K r Reasp
John {. SpIoton, iohn P. Bake Robert +. Chapman
Bavard E. Hand VIM. Given Commotores Se.-etary
Nm. II. Parks Captains Clerk. 2. Pryery: RoatSwain
VIM. Smith; Gunner. Thomas P. Venabes; Carpente
Joseph Cox; Salmaker, -; Pursers Clerk John :
ReIgar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

FEMALE II. D.'s.-A writer in the Model Courier
is out against female VI. DIS He says that he
shouldn't ike to have his wife called out in the
night 70 visit another man
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

a. There eighty divisions of the Sons
ot Temperance in Georgia, Last October there
Were bus seventeen Several thousand new mem
beers have been added to the organization III that
Safe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

A GREAT CoUNTRY.-it is estimated that the llar-
vest OF the neI States this is sufficient to
feed half the people on the globe, abundanly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

'HE PoT.To RoT IN Nova SCoTiA.-Iialifax
papers state that since the late heavy rains the po-
iaio vines have become green again, with q pros
lect Of q good and healthy Weld
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

RECEIPTS FROM THE PUBLIC LANDs.-We find
in the Washington Union the following statement
OF the monthly receipts from the sales Of the Public
Lands, for the fiscal year commencing July |, 1917,
and ending 30lh June, 1913, as reported to the Sec
1rtary of The Tr.nsur,-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

ANIMAL MAGNETISM A SCIENCE.-A Mr. J. ].
kerby magnetism. has proven i'll law suit that it
is a science. and compelled the authorities of Co
lnnhus, Ohio, to pay him back 1orty-tllree dollars,
which they charge for u license to lecturers upon
subjects not of a scientific nature.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

DEATH OF A Son OF WEST, THE PAINTER.-Ren-
amin, yo ngest som Of the late Bel. amin West.
died recently III London.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13


Eds. Crescent: As there is frequently aoat in
quiet village that would OF your subscribers,
take the liberty of communicating few OF the items that
would probably he OF most interest
We look TO the sea for all information, and in fact our
town is almost entirely supported b. the And as
have gone Nodh, have experienced dull Summer
The bark Electra. schooner Fr and the French cor
of LIE Grenale have been lying the harbor Tor
time. Although their presence have created no per
cevae deenc, in the business OF the place they serve IN
degree dspe the general apathy that has prevailed
The L. = steamer irs Com L. ". Carpender, arrived
yesterday Iagnna days and eight hours, She
reports that the Saratoga sailed the 4th instant Ter tins
place The Water Witch sill remains at La@una.
The Iris left Camp eachy the 2d instant. Affairs
iucatan becoming settled almost all OF the families
who left their homes of the late Instruction have
returned
The decree of Incorporation with the Federal Govern
N mt tavoraby received by the people
Sautes fired, and Iuninatlons had taken place at
tampsachy. Merida, the capital. had resumed It's usua
sayey, Is The insurgents had made recent movement
: parish OF war brig and schooner Were lying Al
Campeachy.
Officers and of the Iris all well. The following is
,t OF he. officers Com'r L. w. Carpenter, Lieut. Edmund
Jenkins, Act Master VIM. ii. Rely Md n. l.. II. New.
man, Passed Asst. Surgeon VIM T. Sinclair, Fist Engineer
Theodore le.er, Third Engineers VIM. r. Hall, Henry
Mason. Thos }. Harris john VI. Naury
In haste, yours, etc. GRAND BAYOU.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

~ The number OF emlgrantS arriving and step
ping in the city of Toronto, during the past year,
was upwards OF 1900 The whole population of
the city is only $4,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER !
cy" See First and Fourth pages. -.IJ
Charity Hospital Report.

For the 81 hours preceding yesterday, 6 P NJ.
Number Of admissions diseases
DIrcttTgr4, yellow Fever
Deaths, Yellow Fever
-. e -. GO. .. :
Remaining, IN building u.s. Imatc Asylum 1870
II NANDERLINDEN, Citrs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
ERAGEIO NNE-PA


sIELD N co, have lus opened the following new
Nv and interesting HOOKS
Vs yEi.1SNEPPa &, benz :, The s2ncn.2n
hiTILE OF iEE 4 VISTA
RRitlrtRS ERinE by The Agho, of The Prairie Bird
hAILiF'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON, beautifully bound
= vols.
EERiCni RTS MODERN TRENl'i LITER AZURE
5NEDENRnRGS WRITINGS and IIO MCEOPATII-
it WORKS. WELD co, !. Camp -.
SD Depo of !.onG..p athrc Medicines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

LOST At SEA. vessel, the Elizabeth Jane,
having 4 20 tons Of iron board for the Atlantic
and s.. Lawrence Railroad. has foundered at sea
She was a British vessel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
THE BIG BOTTLE HJMBUG

XtE FEEL IT ALMOST DEROGATORY to our.
W selves TO use the above phrase, bu there really
nothing hich adequately expresses he imposition which
has been successfully pciSed upon public for few
PLLA 1t not al all suris n; hal The bubble ha, at a
zen hfoush in' na'ier anl mat the extremely aIuted
PaIohs referred 10 have about their
IN me rapid falling OIL OF the demand The real facts the
Isl, The large bottles of Molaes and water containing
week INFUSION oil Saapar,a, are constantly liable 10
Name 10 FLORIDA, know this aud almost every day Is re
turned ~ TO them on THIS account.
% The big bottle preparations decidedly Injurious IN
hghfiy c0rkcd boftle i. aneg rntt TO he recs i,t
decate stomach On tins point there the sigh,e,
CON Tor doubt Man patient has been thus injured
not great those of some OF the smaller The dose of
NE .oner usually wine glass full Cor two thl) accord
No TO Their pnnted dlrec while that of the smaller i
generally teaspOonui less the score of chf0pnrsy
to say nohins Of efficacy the big bottle Article can hod no
conpa,,on with some OF the smaller.
ih The large bottles eh between three an fonr bounds
n'ch me ieisi OF which IN The aggregate, Is important
=, TilG CIR NEFENEERG ARsAPARLLA COM
thon Of he day. it amo literally suIpfGtr OF sara
pIia 80 highly concentrated IS i that tie doSe int c
winch sold in large bottles is nearly gtos to, In
adon To- Sar'apaia II c,ntans powerful concentration
Dock, 'nlacum and other important medicaments which
are not ionnd m any other PREPARATION
NE lUEEN DELIGHT, W rh forms essential ingre
,uperorto auarla Itself Pfoi0f FIot NJ Iipa 0
: g. spr,k II a> follow, IN tie ontlen IGnrai Of Mel
lc:ne and Pharmacy: Few vegetable productions exhibit
acton eAered upon the capillary and ,ecreng ve..cls in
changing thrE morbid states conditions AMI dI posing
the" o a new AMI healthy action that greatly to be
heiefrea etc lie further adds, thai chronic d>
fs ana chrome Iniamma ana also the long tram
eohs4nenGeo that follows syphilis, thai lt efficacy best
These things being So lei all who have male up their
minds % use Sara aTa use that OF the Gracenberg
COMPANY.
~ is Ucrraatedt IL be a'S cffcacjons thaa
arr Other VyaH matter how large the bottle eytrav.
a-ant 'he advert ment s3 It
ROUGH AND READY LIVE OF OMNIBUSEs
FS7HERE, are nov Twelve CARRIAGES . -. 49, 49,.
/ in the above Line and viii leave = ~ ~, Il
follows -=--a---aa1. .1.--
tIrs. Carriage from Lafayette. 81. A
Fly o. Do GoSs,nnent Wharf 81 Ny..5s a. a. NJ N.
Faht do Do. Canal street. each way......G NJ NJ.
F,RE-ln cents, Tickets s. per hundred-toT sale Nv ni
ec'o,. t)Id Line tickets f.cei, ed ~ W.
~ 20 smoking allowed ntoviraed persons hermit
Ted 10 Lde l,l2El J. b. SLAWSON N'CS,''
tNM, E. MUIR, CO .N.HISSIONy vD FDD
~ rIRh ING MEhCHFNT, No. "a s
XIII J., rAY NO 5si AGE in future, except 70
j! WV ', i. MUIR. "a st. cb,,.. =,
,c BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs,- -.
81 It R g. HOBBS, l. GUS omiouse st. ~
HLAsrERING HAIR AiM IN b HAlR bbI, and ,.,
81 JOHN STROUD X CO., "A. Common :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

~ The fire alarm bell for the City Hall in
New York weighs 1880 pounds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

FIRE.-A new steam factory erected in Corning,
y. T., destroyed By fire on the 18th ult Loss.
abOu, St 600
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

TIE ITALIAN JOAN or ARC.-The Princess de
b@Soloso has arrived al Paris, on something of :,
Lipinmanc mission ttom the hing of Sardinia. Her
mission has not as yet been very successful twill
be remembered that The Princess de HeIriooso s
II" lady who at the very commencement Of the
laiian struggle, ra sed body of about geo cavalry
ri her own expense, and at tie head of which she
marched 10 the assistance of The people of LON
hardy. Since that time she las been with the
Pedmontese army through all its vicissudes. and
her regiment has participated in all the trmphs. a,
Nei' as IN the defeats which that arny has under
zone. The Princess gives most alarming AM, dis
ieSsns account OF the state Of Itaiy and describes
-htian as only at the beginning of its mislortunes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

EXPORTS OF BREADSTU FFS.-The Ne,: York
Shipping List publishes the following statement Of
the export of breadsuf1s from The United States to
Great Britain and Ireland since lst September. 1877:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

ICE.
4 ; FL RTHER 81 PPLY OF THIS ARTICE has
arrived during the last twenty -four hou that will
%uafanee more general consumption. take pleasure IN
reducing the price to dollar per hurdfyd
.!3 1t A " RpSWDRTII
Asent for Fresh Pond Establishment, No Commerce st.
ICE
I ANiNH RECEIVED \ RGO Of 5O7t0nS of Il f.
per ship ashland. have reduced the pice TO me ccrI
FrP1HH" but Wnad a The time recommend economy
IN The use OF the article until have arrivals which
are hourly expected.
SIS STANTON * 60 Il Conmprra Strnai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

A Coon CHaNCE.-We invite the attention Of
printers and publishers TO the following notice
The paper is located i'll one Of the richest parishes
in the State:
TO PRINTERS.
FOR SALE upon reasonable terms, for cash, well
established w HiG tPER, thriving OF tbs State
competent, economical and industrious business
would do vel to purchase For particulars inquire at tbs
Office. al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

o. The Ne"> ork Globe says that ten or twelve
cases of Yellow Fever have occurred in that city
and that the press and Board of Health are conceal
ing from the public the fact Of the existence o.
the fever in the city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

Ks Complaints are made in various parts Of
New Jersey and Delaware. of unusual drought.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

W,s,IrHGTON. Sept. 4-Tliis morning NJ I'd
ward MCGOWAN. long know as a ceiphralat far
rier. was found dead III The stable Of Wests Hotel
on Seventh street.
The following bets wnra made tlHs morning al
one Of onr large hotels: 500 that Gen TAYLOR Will
not get 6 States: 100 on S States; 800 on 10
States 500 Oh u States 100 on II States and
$500 that he will not he elected at all Another
bet Of 81 coo that Gen. Taylor will not be elected
was declined-Cor of BqijHore Sun
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

JOHN VAN BuREH.-We publish this morning an
extract from the speech OF John Van Buren, at
Philadelphia, specimen OF the manner in which
the Prince carries OH the war for the restoration of
Papa. John is a snar, boy and gives it to both
parties without regard TO consequences. IT is said
that he travelled through New lork on the strength.
of one speech, which he delivered about fifty DIFF
terent times now that the newspapers have begun
10 report his speeches, he will have to find new
speeches or new model the old one so that it can
not be Instantly recognized. John has much toll
and few thanks in prospect.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

~ The Secretary Of STATE left Washington on
the % instant. on a short visit 10 Saratoga The
Secretary Of War left the same evening cnayiSit
% his family in Alhany
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

~ The whole party, twenty-seven in number,
Who We're accidentally poisoned at the house of
Col. Cols1on, in Berkeley county, Virginia, are
recovering.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
Pelican Division Sick Visiting Committee.

Es~ Rernova-C. YALE, Jn., & Co have removed
from IL Charities q N AGALINE STREET. between
Comn.o and Glaver where the, VIII
Fancy and Stap,e SILK GOODS,
White Coos Lac' Linens En- oleI es. etc., Il comure
assortncn, OF MILLINERY STRAW GOODS to which they
womb! m.I.e Le I--en-Ion u C. G.nmLry D-a.r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

CONSTANT But DANGEROUS LovER.--The
vicinity of the corner of Henry and fereDoini
streets. says Brooklyn ,Nl) paper was thrown
W.o a stale OF great excitement abou, one O'Clock
yesterday. in consequence of sailor hv the name
q Buckley having attempted the If. Of Il married
woman. living AT 80 State street. and who refuses
70 divu ge her name: hut mtImated that about
eight years ago Buckley became deeply in love wit.
her. ami expected 10 marry her, but shortly after
ward Went 10 sea. where he has been for the past
cjcht years. and on discovering her Whereabouf he
proceeded 20 the u-'ghborh00 ot her residence with
brace of pistols and on her gong out al he above
mentioned lime. Ire pIrsued her some distance, saw
iDT he w0U!t first XII her. the, himself and finally
discharged one pt the pistols al he.. Fortunately.
however, n" bali struck the top Of the shu'I and
glanced of; so that her injuries are not Likely 10
prUTe OF a serious character. In an instant and
before the spectators had time TO recover from the
shock which The occurrence occeSioned, Ru"s'ey
effected his escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

H. A military expedition for oregon is TO pre-
coed with all possible dispatch, from Fort Leavel
worth. to escor, the lately appointed Governo,
Gen. Lane.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

New York G,LLANrRy.-We were CROSSING
'ht Park some weeks ago. and seeing mass of
people. turned aside 10 inquire the cause A man
Was very kindly and gently trying 10 lead along his
VIE, who was very evidently drunk lie eypostul-
taxed with her. and begged and coa,ed tut in vain
"ne silo"ered blows on linn, which failed to pro-
Yoke hIm-he receiving them . IN re in -orrow than
IN anger; hul the surrounding crowd seemed de-
lighted with the scene. ap,iaulng his forbaagance
Is we'll as her violence. After "a struggle Of five
minutes. she struck mia IN unfortunate blow on the
eye. and he returned it with he palm of his hand
on her face Never were uon-combalants more
quickly transformed into comhatan.S A dozen
mva seized The poor husband in a rwinilinc. ana
shook him roughly. saying the while STRIKE q
woman' Aln'tyou ashamed, When she's drunk
toe, and can't take care Of herself You amt fit
10 hav" wife; with many other like expressions
of Indignation. These New FORK crowds are made
up Of queer stuff. " !. JoHrna' Of Commerce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE Observation-Disclosures
Hcsean. OF New York, to be Attorney of the Uni
tel States ior the southern district of new York
vice Beniomin F. Butler removed
VIM. 4. Hall. Of Missouri, 70 be Associate Jus
tice of the Supreme Court Of the lnite, STATES l,r
the Territory Of Oregon, ylc- James Turnev. WHO
declines 10 accept.
Thomas {. Mcdowell Of Pennsylvania TO be
consul OF the United States for port Of Bahia or
San Salvador, In Brazil, in the place of Alex. II.
Tyler. recalled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

" The President has pasloned Bryan Frail.
found guilty, in the Criminal Court OF the District
Of Columbia, OF manslaughter, and sentenced to two
years confinement in the Penitentarv. An excel
lent character given to the prisoner his trial
and similar representation was made by several
gentlemen to the President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

iCE.-We call the attention Of the public with
much pleasure. to the cards of llessrs A. w. Bos-
worth and Stanton 4 Co., in another column, con-
tanning the gratifying intelligence of further sup
ply, and reduction in the price, Of that greatest of
all blessings in this climate, called Ice. NIessrs
Stanton & Co. inform US that they have advice of
the shipment Of SIX cargoes of ice some Of which
as far back as tie 18th of July ast-yct at the same
time, for the present recommend the economical
Use of IL until further shjpmpnts are rrc.iyeG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

could have induced such reflections
The COMING SE.soN.-it will DE seen by the
letter Of our correspondent, 9 Long Nine, that
Col Place. of the Amercan-wc believe he is a
colonel, II not he deserves 10 he-Is making great
preparations for a hrllIiaA theatrical season. His
company Will equal if not surpass any that we
have lad for many years, and under the direction
OF MIR. Gratan its fall power will be brought; into
operation. The American viii receive a new i'm
peus this winter, and will doubtless 90 on flourish
more than ever
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

F.. = One Prce Tor ti.r's, aud no ,oy.4,t,
~ MtNROE & CO., 81 Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

~ The Boston Republican considers it a favor
able augnry of the success Of the Free Soil party
that most of the poets belong 10 it. The Others
parties then left with . mere truth than poetry
in them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

Turks isLAND-iIeayy rains We're experienced
at Salt Key. about the Isl ut., which DESTROYED
large quantities of salt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

o. The New York Mirror says the Crescen, Is
no prophet We never presented ourselves before
the Mirror as a prophet and we do not see whar
could have induced such reflections
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

~ There riot at Baltimore on the night Of
the lth inst, al the Stag cOfee-hoGse on Hanover
street, near Pratt, Ill which seven eight persons
were stabbed or otherwise wounded. Several of
the parties arrested. The cause Of the riot is
not stated, but it appears have arisen from ex-
cessive drunkenness
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23
IN SENATE.

Mr. DOWNS in pursuance Of notice heretofore given,
asked and obtained leave introduce the following joint reso
luton
Received That shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of the
Navy to contract on behalf the OF the United
States for the transportation OF the United States mails from
month and back touching practicable each way Calves
ton AND Magorda bay Texas and Iampco IN Mexico the
a mail; be 10 Two sss q 70 Ss
under the direction OF naval constructor IN the
employ Of Navy Department. and TO be SO conpueted as
to be convertible at the least possible
and that each Of steamships shall receive on board and
provide suitable without charge to the Gov
for one agent to Be a. sr Il
said steamships Prosd That the term OF service aforesaid
pot be less than years. and the for the
be required for the faithful ulhlment of the stpula-
80. n M -ntrsct PROVIDED further That the Secretary
~ IL S,vv hs he authorized i'm view 81 an early commence
service S if Ss .erTee %o
suitable steamships 70 be cyed after being inspected
proper officer designated by the Navy department Or uA
purpose.
Mr. DOWNS moved that the resolution be referred 70 the
Committee on the Posi- Office and Post Roads
Mr. YULEE suggested that this matter had better be re-
efed TO the Committee on Naval Affairs, that Committee
has the Of the general subject under conside
ton, viz the smploym at Of steamships IN the service Of the
Government for the trans ,taion Of the mails He thought
the general policy Of the Government in establishing these
lines Of mail seemed have had reference y their
addition to the naval service 10 case Of emergency, and
accordingly they had been appropriately placed under he
supervision and entire csno Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
He thought therefore, that he appropriate reference Of bills
Of the class of that presented BY the Senator from Louisiana
(Mr Dowss) would be to the Committee Naval Affairs,
and unless such bills took that direction confusion Of policy
would inevitably arise. He would therefore, that the
bill under consideration should take that course.
The bill referred to the Committee Naval Affairs
accordingly.
Minnesota AND NEBRASKA.
Mr. DOUGLAS moved that the bill Of last session, en,i-
tied "a bill to establish the Territorial Government Of Nine