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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

l. o. OF o. F.-The Grand Lodge of New York
on the LIST inst. reinstated the following Lodges
and there every probability that all will in time
26, Brooklyn; Atlantic, No 50, do; Long Island
No 60, do Myrtle, No. 1874, do; Crusaders, No.
81, WiIliamsburgh Highland, No. 65. Newburgh,
Hudson River, No. 28l, Newburgh; Painted Post,
No. 201, Painted Post, Steuben county The Off
GERS of the subordinate Lodges of this city were
called together on Saturday night, to receive in
structions Of some important changes in the work
of the Order, which, according to the representa-
tives story win be put the ore foot Of The Order
FOREMOST" We understand that our friend Win
chester has retired from the Golden Rule, and Mr..
Arnold has become its conductor P. G. M. lay
Tor is 10 have service of plate presented to him,
for the prompt and faithful manner in which he
conducted himself in the recent emergencies of the
Order.-N 7. Sunday Dispatch.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

RUSSIAN DIcTATIoN-A great deal of talk is &C.
casioned at Berlin, by an act of direct submission
of the Government to Russian dictaton. The case
was that Of Michael Bakunin, whose name figured
in the papers three four years since. This gen.
tleman, by birth Russian. and withal an ardent
democrat, as are many of the most intelligent men
Of his nation, published in Paris a democratic
pamphlet, in consequence of which he was ordered
home. Not caring receive the paternal discipline
Of Siberia, which he knew awaited him on his re-
turn St. Petersburg, he did not obey, and in con-
sequence the Russian cabinet addressed a special
note to ali the cabinets of Europe, asking the
render of the rebellous subject, as a rebel and
disorderly person in general After the revolution
he came to Berlin and remained some time undis-
turbed, with the knowledge of the police, who sim
ply required Of him not to go 10 Posen; someweeks
since he went to Breslau and there, where there
was less likelihood that he would find sympathy or
support among the people, and where the affair
would not excite so much attention as in Berlin, be
was suddenly summoned before the police ands Or
dered out of the country by the most direct route to
Belgium, as n Russian subject without the neces-
sary Russian passport. He was also informed that
in case he should again appear in Prussia, lie would
be delivered over to the Russian authorities. He
accordingly started and when he arrived at DTes-
den, where he had to stop one night, the police
commissary informed him that he must remain IN
his charge, mol prisoner, but in order that he
might be sure that he continued his journey, as ne
had special Instructions not 10 allow him 10 remain
in the kingdom; from which it appears that the
Russian nominations fully re6siahished in all parts
Of Germany. The fugitive has addressed a protest
TO the Assembly here and to the Second Chamber
of the Saxon Parliament. in which he states these
facts, IN regard TO which the Ministry of both cOun-
tries viii be called TO aceount.Pdris Correspond.
ent Of N. L. Advertiser
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PRrsENcE OF CoppER IN THE BopIEs on a

PRESENCE OF COPPER IN THE BODIES OF AM
MALs.-M. Deschamps, Of Paris, states that this
metal is constantly present in most of the forma-
tions in the vicinity of Paris, and seems TO be de-
rived from the decomposition Of cupriferous sui
phuret of IRON II is taken from the soil by plants
and from them by men and animals. Copper
and also lead are received in part from cooking
utensils, etc Soils free from copper soon obtain
portion by manures. Carbonate of ammonia is
the means Of carrying copper from the soil into
plants, and in the azotzed compounds Of this metal
seems to enter, by a replacement similar to that
which takes place in certain ammoniacal salts.
These are few of the conclusions NJ. Deschamps
draws from his curious investigations.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

RoBBERY.-A man named w. r. Wilderwas robbed By
George Wilson, the Louisiana ballroom, Tuesday
hight Of So So Wilson had been observed in the ballroom
10 be very attentive Wilder. who somewhat intoxica-
led and imagining the officer duty watching him,
be said to the watchman don't watch meI' fiat broke
and make raise tonight" The officer failed to
ply with his request and followed him until he him. out
side the oom thrust his hand in Wders pocket and pull
out the 50 So Wilder had about him $780, and had
been for the vigilance of the officer he would perhaps have
been robbed Of the whole Wilson was sent to prison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

RoGUE's NEST FoUND.-Fhe police of the First mu-
cpality since the robbery of Mr. Layle clothing store
the corner of st. Philip and Old Leyee Streets SatuT
b. night have been active in search Of the stolen property
the burglars. Owing to zeal OF Capt Youennes and his
Ulcers the whole of the property has been recovered. and
humber of the parties supposed have committed the bur-
barry fair way of meeting their deserts. On Tuesday
cning some Officers proceeded to cofee-bouse Marais
beet between st. Louis and CONT kept by man named
has Mcdonald and searching the premises found near
the whole of the stolen property concealed in his two
ests Mcdonald Geo. Crosby, bis bsrkeeper, vagrant
asmed Dsnl Briggs, and woman named Catherine Moran,
ere all found in the house. and arrested and placed
h jai TO await an examination.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

AMERICAN THEATRE.
H. P. GRATTAN Stage Manager
THIS EVENING Thursday, Nov 49, lsiSThe performances
i will commence with DAMON AND PYTHiAS-Damon, Mr.
Geo. Jamison Pyhias, Mr. j. CHARLES Dionysiu Mr. Rynar
Phiistius Kingsley Damoee Mr. GrosyenoT Procles Mr.
Grerson; Lucuus Mr. Thompson; Caanthe Mrs g Pope Her
mione Mrs J. Greene; Arra Mrs Bowen "A FAVORIIE
DANCE, by Miss J. LaForest PAS COMIQUE by M,
Thompson To conclude with the Drama Of ROBERT MA
CARE: or Auberge Auirets-Gerneuii Mr. Rynsr;
Dunont Grson; Robert Macaire Mr. J. Charles jacques
Srop Mr. Spear; Charles, Mr. Groenor Pierre, Mr. Keller
Sergeant Loupy, Mr. Kingsley Louis Mr. Thompson FTansol
hIoand Marie, Mrs. J. Greene Cemeniiae Mrs Johnston
In the course piece, DANCE, by the characters, Mr.
Thompson and Miss Josephine LaForest.
fsg- Mr. BROUGH Mr. MANNERS and Miss E. BRENT have
arrived, and will shortly appear popular Opera
f1y- TOMORROW EVENING, Friday, Mr.. GEO. JAMiSON
viii appear as BENEDICK Much Ado About Nothing.
ESs- Saturday, BENEFIT Of Mo. GEO. JAMiSON
The Police Department Mr.. s. L. BeemaR
Prices Of AdraissionDres Circle rs Parquette Second and
Tiers cents CooTed Boxes, so Gallery y cents
~ Private Seats may secured at the BoxOce be-
Of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, by applying to Geo s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
w Doors open at quarter 4 Performance will commence
al a quarter past precisely. ms
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MoRcAE's LITERARY DEPOT.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Erehange Ptace-
(Adjoining the Post-Ofice.)
MRS. CORES NEW NOVEL.-VVili be published on
vi the 28ih October, CASTLES IN THE AIR, By mrs-
Gore.
Mis- Core writes with crystal cTayOn, and spTnkes heI
characters with diamond sand She pply the most rat
ding dashirg, sparkling fairy that focs over the NJ
lesley T0tteey Esq fromfhe beginning 70 re ena q ~.
Castles in the Air be not convinced OF tins ihe tseis =
salt in wit, lasonetOu juagment-Doheses Ssf.
pssa "''a's' 7. q MORGAN. Esshangs Plaes,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

NORTH CARoLINA-In Brunswick county, Da-
vid D. Allen, wing, was elected on the 9TH to the
House of Representatives, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Col. Henry Walters
In DupIin county, Stephen Graham, democrat, is
elected Senator in the place of Col. J. X. Hill,
deceased In the district of Richmond and Robe
son, John H. Rowland, wing, is elected Senator
in the place of H. w. Covington, deceased. In
Orange county, Capt. Berry, democrat, is elected
as Senator by seven majority, in place of Hugh
Waddell, resigned His seat win be contested by
Mr.. Waddell We believe these elections leave
the Legislature in its old fla tie.
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MRS. McoLUsKEY,
NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!!

eZ AT BROWNS NEW-YoRK STORE, No. 16s
PoYdras street. 81 -,
- Paids ETC.; super black Silk Velvet, Bombazne, extra
fine Alpaeas French Merinos, Aqula Luses, Bareges
Cashmees De LANES French Chntzes, entirely new design
and rich colorings - -
GLOVES.-Ladies and Gentlemen's Kid, Silk and Mode
Gloves of all descriptions and finest quality F1nges and
Gmps of all cOlo. Dressmakers Trimmings of all kinds
900 pounds of Whaebone superior quality by the pound or
STEEL TRIMMINGS, Steel Beads. OF finest quality; at
12 cts per bunch; rich Velvet Bags Steel purses Zephyr
Worsted WOsted patterns and trimmings; Laees and EN-
IRISH LINENS. A good article Of pure Linen at 50
per haCpece also, fine quality at % 10 ~ cts per yard
onh IS to 50 cts also finest quality for bosoms ETC.
BLEACHED SHIRTlNGS.-A good article Tor family
use per yard Ginghams, fast coOrs at 10 Cts pei
yard Prints cts per yard good quality at i79 cs
worth 10 cts per yard Kerseys at 10 Cts per yard-ower
than can be boug hit at wholesale.
STYLES Merrmac Fall River and Cocheco Prints equal IN
cooEg and design to French Prints and at half the price OF
~ The assortment is very general embracing almost
every article pertaining Staple and Fancy Gentlemen
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store With taeilites
unsurpassed receiving goods regularly from New ok by
the steamers many of them bargains from the New ck
auctons-and monthly saving of from $lOO TO SUI In rent
and expenses the above articles be sold lower than can
be purchased in the city, without personal sacrce
New orers accustomed to the low prices OF the North VIII
find goods quite low at of the cheap
in NeWY 0Fk city. MI tJA
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MEDToAT, ooTIrCE

No SO CUSTOsuHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFEcTED-Plivate Diseases cured IN
few days by regular physician without merrary other
poisonous medicines, al No SO CUsToMHoUsE STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms Of certain Disease 10 his general advet
tisement in another column. The treatment adopted by
him is that which has the approval OF The most distinguished
sal success has proved beyond doubt that permanent
for the worst of constitutional syphilis, gononhga
tctue enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands, diseases IN
duced by certain solitary PRACTICE etc etc. can now " ID
tanned to moral certainty. If application be made y ncse
whose intelligence skill and experience can be Teel on
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city, all the nan{ cees
that have come under bis have been cured Win9nL
single exception. Some Of these were Of years
One remarkable case sctuye 30 Old has peen cured
10 ne snTse Of tie patient The gentleman lwhose re-
spectabiity known the citizens Of New st
hand and (by his pemsioH) can DC IeIeifeo u NJ
treafenf Of Structure IS known SCUM OF new ORR
is treatment Of eononhna and eieel Is the most perfect
eer dcoyeed II IS the shortest. safest and sufet The
nfient 70 copava cubeb3 tafpentne Of other nan
nan or change Of diet r. No pay unless
= en5a r efecfed within the time named.
isspoTr ycY-Y Dung or heIs who. By sexual
cess or self pollution have brought themselves any
ri The painful consequences resulting from unresfained
Indulgence Of the passions such premature impo-
tency involuntary seminal emissions general debility
or constitutional deangement consult DR.. Mullen with
honorable confidence he oilers them perfect cure Ihe
stHiciest secssy observed
Dg Mullen can Be consulted daily at bN Office No IS
CussomhcHse s.. BENJAMIN MULLEN. VI ID.
~ Remember No. So Cast0mboase - Hi1n
s. CoEKLIN-RxAoyxD from So Royal 70 IS Cana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

Our PuBLIc SCHOOLS Some
times such familiar recognitions are very awkward
Not long since, a Southern gentleman of fortune
who dressed in the extreme Of fashion, and prided
himself on long line Of wealthy ancestry, was dis
cussing his quail and port wine at the Astor House,
when a waiter in a white jacket, in handing him
clean plate and examining his countenance closely,
exclaimed, f" Oh, julius, how do You do I" Who
are YOU 81 said the gentleman. Why, don't you
remember Shocks We were college chums at
Yale. You were a fine. careful fellow, who took
care Of your money am an exfFavagant dog,
who ran through my fortune; and, ecce signula,
here am, a waiter at the Aston. RideRdo castigGt
meres, What con help you 70 I"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

OF Mainline, the black representative in the
French National Assembly, for the island of Mar
Unique, on first entering the Chamber to take his
seat, for a time seriously interrupted the public
business. While the President was endeavoring to
gain the attention of the House, Mazulne had it all
He displayed considerable GOODNESS, however, on
lifting his eye-glass and scanning the members at
his leisure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23
TENNESSEE.

In 50 counties, Taylors majority is STAG. The
remaining counties, last year, gave A. " Brown,
democrat, for Governor, a majority of l94l. Tay
or's gain, over last year, in the counties already
heard from, is 279O.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23
ALABAMA.

the 18th inst, at the capitol, by the Governor and
Secretary of State, and the majority for Cass and
Butler was found to be over 800 There were
few scattering votes for Henry Clay.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The following cases were
yesterday tried in this Court. Judge MeIIenry presiding
anna Bany accused of larceny, acquitted. William
Evans alias Woods also tried for larceny, found
guilty and sentenced to six months imprisonment and 10
BAY the costs of court James Jacobs alias Thomas b.
Holt accused of pocket picking, tried found guilty and
entenced years imprisonment and pay 500 fine and
4ha of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

bTHER TAKE-Is-A countgman from Attakapas,
Christian F. Knoll, was met Immediately after land
rom steamboat, BY fellow named John Long, on
ay afternoon, and after drinking good deal together
aiken by him to one Of the downtown balls. Thence
te hour, he was inveigled by Long to house Of Ill
where he slept during the night, and found in the
ng that be had been robbed of s55 in money, and
b papers, He made affidavit Of the facts before Re-
\ Genois, and Long was arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

VAGRANTsA score of persons brought before Re
cOrder Geno yesterday for vagraney. number Of them
were discharged and the following, noted thieves and
abonds sent Jail to await trial before the First Dis
trict Court VIM. Putnam alias Perry alias Edndge,
Bridget Johnosn Catherine Love, gohn Williams, George
Rodriguez, f. m. c.. Eliza Mcdonald and Eliza White.
Moses Lyons default of furnishing $500 security for good
hehaYinr WAS sent fn rsnn for davk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

Gov. FoRD-The Cleveland Ohio Plaindealer
of the 9th inst, says: g Mr.. Ford arrived in this
city yesterday, and made speech at the Taylor
Wing headquarters last night. He voted for Tay-
lor, and came here to mingle his congratulations
with Taylor men at the prospects of Gen. Taylor's
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

AN HONEST MAN.-John Swan seeing the notice of
the robbery Of Mr. Laviles store in the papers yesterday,
Immediately appeared before Recorder Gen0is and submit
ted for inspection clothing and cloth which had
his possession and which he supposed might be po
ton of the stolen property. 1t proved to be and
identified By Mr. Lavle Swan then made affidavit that
il left at his oyster shop Sunday last by two men
named Hamilton Rowan and Arcy Murphy, who request
ed HIM keep until named Johnson called for it.
Meeting Murphy Tuesday he told him the goods had
not yet been called for Murphy said they would not be
called for and offered to sell them for $40 Swan supposng
the TO be honest purchased the goods and paid the
money On this affidavit Rowan Immediately arrested
as one of the burglars Murphy had up last night
caped the police
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23
DAN RIoRls oIRoUs.

TINE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGs and ACCOUTREMENTs
are elegant used Arena in the country
The PAVILION exceedingly and comfortable
HORSES probably The best Stud used in Circle
TROUPE the and talented that have ever
been known congregted. Among Them DAN RICE,
ire King OF TESTERS Mile ROSA the greatest living Eques
trenne; GLENN ROI the Rider Of the World Mons
LA THORN, accomplished performer extan; Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown H. P MADlGAN, r.
ROSSTEN. BURNISH DAY, and a Of gentlemen
9rfisfes; Meslames RICE MASH, THRIFT, MADIGAN,
etc. MENTER'S BRASS BAND led by the distinguished
Bugler, ABNER MENTER.
w The dramatic and eccentric Trick Ponies Big Thsde
Flash Dash, Aroostook viii appear. Also Slgnor
GERMANI the celebrated Italian Rider; W. o. DALE, the
Nnety-nne Somerset man. and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ. -.
THE BULI-FIGHT Sports o. Old Spain and TIL ToURNA
MENT Sports Old Eng and will soon be brought out MO
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-6& -
GEORGIA.

Through our exchanges and other souces, we are
enabled to furnish reports from all the counties in
this State but Dade. We think the wing majority
will be between 1900 and 5000, if the returns we
have received are correct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23
MICHIGAN,

Full returns from Michigan show Cass's majority
to be 72Os. The Legislature is democratic by
large majority, and the Congressional delegation is
composed of two democrats and one free soil wing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

9cs- Pennsylvania Avenue, at Washington, will
be lit with Crutchett's solar gas by the lst Decem-
ber-as also the Presidents house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

THE HENDRIcKs AFFAIR.-Jas w. Douglas alias Fitz
moDs was yesterday arrested by the First Municipality
Dice, the who swndled Jesse Hendricks Monday
Of $l4s So under preence of being very vedaDt better
other has been arrested in Mobile the charge
ID officer has gone after him with requisition from the
oyernor One Of the two must be innocent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

1-The directors Of the Syracuse and Oswego
Railroad have given directions to purchase twenty
five freight cars, and four new locomotives.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

] BULLETIN AND JUDaK MoHENRY.-We were mis-
ped when we stated yesterday that Judge McHenU
Instructed the Attorney General TO institute legal pro-
IS against the Editor Of the Bulletin for libel in his
against the First District Court The Judge only read
the paragraph obnoxious to him, contained in The
lin. and called the attention Of the Attorney Generat to
eeptiO nable character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

HARBoRIEG ARUNAwAY.-A man named Antonio Step
pa was arrested by officers Crane and Rutter, in house
foydras street, Tuesday night, in company with
way slave named Julia the property Of Madame Jore. BE
in prison awaiting examination charge Of harbor-
lng the woman
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a oARD.

NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE. AFFLICTED
II Knowing The extreme hazard which strangers run m
consung Physicians for the cure of privae diseases,
owing to the utter disquaica'ions OF those who profess
to cure such cases. deem be nothing but an act OF
Kindness towards uniounaey afflicted, well as sheer
Justice to Dr MULLEN. No. SO CUsTo MHousE STREET,
10 state that in The year 1876 sorel afflicted with syp
lis in its and most appalling form, and Tor several
months together under the b regular medical Pia ice
could Obtain in New Orleans, without being at benefit
ted-indeed grew worse. At length heard OF Dr. Mul.
lens great reputation applied him. and to my gTeas
Joy in three weeks he restored perfect healh Sub
scIibsd New Orleans. Jan. z, 1871. r
ui5f SAMUEL ROBERTeOH.
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE.
hi. ~. WOODLIEF.

We NFOOOAA4AEs
NO. 27 CHARITIES STREET..
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the publc
H generally that he has Just opened at the above establish
swiss and American Goods 10 which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally OF the io
Rich Cashmere and Moussenes de Lame, plain and g
ured; rich Ormae changeable and figured silks; black,
watered and plain Silks Mernos; black and eolored Apa
cas-: black Bombaziues French and American Prnts Cash.
mere and six Shaws rich Canton Grape Shaws enibroi
dered Collars and Capes; w0sed and cotton shaw arc
Handkerchefs worsted and cotton Damasks Diapers and
Table Sets linen cambria HANDKERCHIEF embroidered and
new STYLES; cotton silk and woolen Hosiery; misses and
boys Hosiery; Gloves; Cravsts; fancy me
no and silk Shirts and Drawers woed Palds LOT children;
Linens; Lawns; etc etc. etc.
e. He also invites the attention Of Planters to complete
asSsytment@0f PLANTATION GOODS consisting Of
KeTseys Linseys Cottons Fannes, Blankets, Hosiery,
Csns etc etc ne
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFTCE.
All Now Materials IF the Latest style.

All Now Materials Of the Latest Style.
~ The proprietors Of Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends public, that they have added
JOB OFFICE to establishment prepared
printing the favorable terms, viz;
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS BILLS OF LADING DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
10 every style.
All their materiasType, Presses, entirely and
the very improvements which viii enable their
work surpassed in this city. The Presses
from the foundry Messrs R. Hoe Co.. Network which full
guaranty Of their excelencehe type from wsknon
dries Geegge Bruce & Co. and John T. Whites and has
been selected VITA great adapt the business Of
this city. 90
TT LAWYERS BRIEFS neatly and erDsditiOusty ere
cuted at This Q6ce, and on reasonable terms.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

0s~The printers of Liverpool have established a
reading-room for their own benefit, and as place
of resort when out of employment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

LARCENY-Elen Sheafe accused of stealing purse
ainng Sos in god from Michael Mullen, Tuesday af
in God street. yesterday sent before the Firt
Dsnct Court BIZ Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

3oBBERY.-Wm. Westemeyer made oath yesterday be-
Recorder Genois that he robbed Tuesday night
l45 in specie by named Hoft, who was formerly
lis employ. A warrant for his arrest was issued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

lREEPORT.-We learn from the Lafayette Live Oak,
several members of the Freepot Council are exerting
seves to have the portion Of Levee street. within the
that corporation paved with square blocks OF granite