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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-29

STEALING HAT.-John Harden was Yesterday
brought before Recorder Ramos, charged with hav-
ing taken the hat of Mr.. Emile Sarpy without even
mentioning the fact or saying, by your leave
John was considered pretty hard case any how
and In default OF giving bail for his future good con-
Duct, was sent to the work-house for thirty days.
FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNc1L-A special
meeting of this Council was held last evening for
the purpose of taking into consideration the report
OF the Finance Committee, submitted at the last
meeting of the Council. Fourteen members were
present, Recorder Ramos in the chair. The report
of the committee, comprising a general statement
of the affairs of the Municipality, was adopted.
The suggestions of the committee, in regard to
reducing the salaries of officers in different depart
ments, was then taken up for discussion. The first
suggestion of the committee was to reduce the
number of public schools. A motion was made to
refer this portion OF the report to the committee
Education, which motion was lost by one vote, and
a motion was then made to adopt it. Aid Hagan
In feeling speech, strongly opposed the adoption of
any suggestion to reduce the number of public
schools AID IL. said that he willing to vote
for reduction of the salaries of teachers, for any
other course which the existing state of circum-
stances require, but that the adjustment of any of
the schools, was striking direct blow at education,
and one that, in his opinion, would not be in con-
iormly to the will OF the people Of the Munich pal
ity. Aid. III. dwelt at considerable length upon the
bad policy of any course that has tendency to re-
tard the progress Of education, and was sustained
in his position by Mr.. Fabre, and some others, but
the motion to adopt prevailed, Notwithstanding, by
a ajorty OF one.
The other suggestions of the Finance Committee
were then taken up in body. After an innumer-
able number of motions, made to amend some of
the suggestions of the report, resolution offered
by Mr.. Fabre, to reduce the salaries of all officers
employed in the department of public works five
per cent. on the amount received by them. This
resolution was rejected, and the discussion upon
the adoption of that portion of the report regarding
the officers OF the department of public works,
went on with renewed vigor. This portion of the
report was, with some slight amendments, finally
adopted.
The report, i'll regard to the members of the po-
lice department was then taken up. Contrary to
the suggestions of the committee, the Council de-
cided to appoint commissary for each ward. The
remainder of the report was, with some amend
ments, adopted, and the Council, soon after, ad-
jOurued.
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hoe CREAM SALOON

ICE CREAM SALOON
CrsThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing ,sss
vi his friends and the p public generally Of the Yg
~ situated on st. Charles Street. next door to YY
the corner Of Gravisr street and directly opposite ;,
variety of Creams as Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon, and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the season will allow
together with Shebets and Frozen Lemonades As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
in fitting his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. .
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms.
In his store, under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies Confectionery and SWeetmeats OF every
description.
IT, The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for vs
ters on THURSDAY, the I'D inst.
Y In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance.
rnh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
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JENNY LIND ZOE CREAM SALOON,

No. 81 ST. CHARLES STR ZEE TIP Stars.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THEATRE.)
c. p The Citizens of New Orleans, and the ,=sfpS
transient public, are respectfully mott ssaS1n
~ fled that the above SALOON will be S.sSsaa
G29 opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, N4V
APnI H. in style Of magnifieence that will totally
fully in spendor with the Palaces of Refreshments
the Northern cities,
The Saloon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by McDuf of Magazine street, whose
well known in this city that would be supeuous to
more the subject.
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHEER.
BETS of every OF flavor together with all the de-
Hcious FRUITS ofthe Tropics
Mr. SMITH, formerly, and for a long time the efficient
head of Nblos famous Saloon New York, will have the
entire superintendance-the announcement of whicwl
guarantee to the community the most fashionable resort in
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be uneqqaed and that the whole Of the sa
loon will be such cannot fail please the most tasdous
-" Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice, with ali the decaces of the apl0 I'm
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CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.

- The public is respectfully informed that this ,s
f7TN most delightful place OF resort and amuse sSSssEs
-l ment is now open under the management SsssaasG
81 9, ne saocrpef In NE extensive grounds 30 Yg
and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY. ~
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made to fur
nls dinner parties with all the decace of the season. and
the best OF wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer TO the comfort of lis
friends aud the public generally whose patronage socs
apl3 ON JAMES DIJ RHO
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end of the P0Rtchartraia Railroad.
yHE present propretos of the above well known estab
L shment would inform the citizens of NewOr- e
leans and all former patrons, that the house. after m
~ having undergone thorough repara-E=a-G
>raE1fNSs ton opened for their accommodation
S--&s~ this season. and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will at all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduee such Pompano, Black Fish
Coake Tout Soft Crabs, etc. besides all the decaces of
the New Orleans market
er None but the best of liquors served at the bar
ap2Otf E. P. KENNEDY IL co.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SSHE undersigned begs to inform the public that he has
~ removed his Ice Cream Establishment from St. ts@ "a
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL BA-
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be 49,
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April s, G-Ee
aRd remain open daily from IL O. clock A. till late
IN the evening Every variety of refreshments will be sup
pea such as Ice Cream Shebets Ice Lemonade etc
lie trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceptonabe quality of the refreshments provided
apps I'm II VVJJJO2
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S N \ y S.

cenHe STEAM TO gRAzos ST JAGo-Regu-
-STEHiSA lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
ssaSAa per-fastened steamship A UGU ST Capt
AIRED Stevens will ply as regular packet between New
no 1rande and Matamoros which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams.
Lishtefs, etc TO insure dispatch. ap26 BIN
Agents M0k,fIMER, TURNER & CO, New Orleans,
tlHoMAS L. ADDY & CO, Brazos St Jago.
III f ~. Mouth Mo of Rio Grande and Matamoros-
- schooner GEN TAYi.OR CAPT Anderson. beng
Fo ee e6pe e will have dispatch o the above places
Ter. orto J. w. GIBBONS e Customhouse st.
This vessel draws only feet loaded and viii cross the
'dl. an.4
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OPPOSITION . = ,,,-.

VV,HE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS.
l. Els are now running from the upper ss<-aE=S>sssA
end OF Lafayette to the Lower Gott2n -
ro to none not superior any ever to or made
will soon be sufficient number to accommodate all who
may wish ride them Smoking and Taclag are strel
prohibited Xcated not permitted TO rde ana
the public may assured that strict attention VIII be pal 10
the comfort and con of all who favor sad line
,ritb 1G tbaiJ nstronage ] B. SLAWSON co;
n ~ az -, 10 0mn,n.eS ap21
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RESRSsMMEMTs,

OPENED at the corner of ST. Charles .
~ ana CHION Streets-a very nice cool 5ISGs
and comfortable little ICE CREAM GARDEN SsAXs
g. The Cream is made in the latest Phla. 'S<SH
e - delphia improved STYLE and sold at the aA
w same prices. Families and Parties sending The
60 orders VIII have chance to the quality of II
Cream, and know the prices, and much oblige " "a
au27 st A II WOI1DJVOPTu
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have file of certificates uneXamped for respect
ability These have been submitted TO number of gentle
of great distinction and reputation who have given
their certificates to their genulneness, as follows:
| hereby certify that have examined large number of
testimonials exhibited by the Graefenberg Company,
relative the of their medicines and take pleasure
in saying tas they be genuine and entitled TO the
confidence of the public. Ny personal acquaintance with
OF the members OF the Company fully justies in
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy OF con
lidenCe. EpANfIS HAIL
Nc1c York, Jan. L. 1915 ~
hereby certify that have examined number OF estmo
naIs exhibited by the Graeenberg Company relative
the merits of their medicines; and take pleasure III say
ing that they evidence of genuIneness and are there
fore entitled TO the confidence of the public. ~
LnnHarB -, 1913. N BAN"o.
The Graefenbefg Company having submitted TO large
number of testimonials 10 which the OF tie Rev. n
Bangs d. D. and Francis HAIL Esq oil New ok, are al
fixed as having examined sad Testimonials and found them
genuine take great pleasure IN certifying th3t the above
named gentlemen OF the highest standing ana re-
specabty and that he should give the greatest
weight 10 any thing 10 which they may attach them
~, CO. WIN. V. BRADY.
Ltfeal SeaI Mayor OF the City OF Newly DIRK.
IayOr's Office CityHaU Jan. H. 1S4l.
-" The Rev. N BANGS, ID. d., of the most ceje
brated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
FRANCIS ALL ESQ equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor OF the New ok Commercial Advertiser ap29
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Observation-Disclosures A. Calvin, yesterday, APP
peared before Recorder Baldwin, on the charge of
obtaining $lC0 from ]. l.. Pressburg, under false
pretences. At the request of the accused the papers
were returned before the First District Court with
out any preliminary examination
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SERIOUS AssAULT.-An affidavit was Yesterday
made before Recorder Ramos, charging John Powell
with having assaulted and seriously beaten James
jackson on board the steamboat Arkansas
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THE GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARILLA.

This Extract of Sarsaparilla combines Unnecessarily
greater efficiency than other Sasapanla Preparation,
either of this foreign countries 1t prepared
tirey plan by elaborate machinery, by which all the
delicate properties of the Sarsapala and other ingredients
are obtained in their highest excellence The inert eculent
which encounters all other Sarsapara preparations
precuded from this compound by the One
bottle of the Graefenberg Sarsapara will far
bottles of ordinary Sarapara and therefore is Ten Times
Cheaper Price 81 bottle.
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THE CHuDREN's PANACEA.

This medicine should be in every family throughout the
world 1t is sovereign i'll all diseases to which children and
youth subject. For complaints dysentery. and
all other affections OF the stomach and bowels; nfabe
Taken small doses occasionally it will prevent sickness in
any climate 1t need but be tried to insure the hearty
mendation of mothers. In the Southern, Western and
South Western States and in the Tropics its value cannot
be estimated No other reliable chdrens medicine before
the public. This supplies want seriously felt by
mother Price 80 cents bottle. with ample directions.
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
No. 81 C.4.N.4L STREET-Uader the Planters Hotel.
rl'HE subscribers have received large and fashionable
4 stock of CLOTHING suitable for the present season,
and receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
public they will bey state that they have adopted the safe
system OF doing cash business believing this system
to be beneficial to their customers as to themselves as they
which those who do credit business dia0ays less
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited. -
JOHN SOUTHWEL4L Co, II canal ST.,
apl5 3m Under the Planters Hotel
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.

Among the diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted the following GIanduar Swelngs que IN the
Face Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples of Nursing Women,
Bronchitis Felons and Ringwoms, Scad Head and Is
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, Scads, and Drawn Bers,
Shingles, Eryspelas, Piles.
Al Bruises and teshcut Wounds are cured with great "a
pity Fever Sores and Scrouous Sores changed
into healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Price % and 30 cents box with full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. The
Lott
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A rpr,, PRIVATE BOARDING
n ppGW GEN ILEMEN can be accommodated with
famiiy AID AND LODGING in a respectable private
by upon The most reasonable terms 81 so per week
ktwesnn aqPpleatlon at No ga GR.7YIER STREET
s''eeh llFcus and St. John streets mhi7 Inn
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HEAVY LARCENY.-Edmond White, resident
of the Third Municipality yesterday made an afli-
davit before Recorder Ramos, charging Thomas
Hynes with having on the Goth inst taken away,
or caused to be taken from the Levee of the First
Municipality, lot of rough paving stones. This is
as heavy charge of larceny as we have lately
heard of.
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REASONS FOR NOT BELIEVING A WITNEss.-A
witness, while being questioned in the First District
Court, yesterday, touching the general character
for truth and veracty of preceding witness, stated
that he would not believe him under oath, assigning
as a reason for such an opinion, that the man owed
him hundred and tifty-eight dollars.
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STORAGE OF PIANOs. /

II PARSONS, "a Camp street, has pa--Ezl-.--zz-s
IL. cious Rooms suitable for SfORAG Sss j5
Of P M", FoHes and Furnpre for the u
Insurance and delivered in good order.
For SALE-Fwo OF elegant Rosewood ~ hNl--
TuRE, from the factory of E. w. Hutelngs q Co.. AID
Broadway, New York. - =,
Together with hea Wy stock of PIANO FORTEs, which
an IL ~ pr ' 49, 49, dlw&3taRLf
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SENT DowN-John Evans was Yesterday sent
before the First District Court by Recorder Ramos
for having severely pummeled the mortal body of
Nicholas Alvarez
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~ o1uER cARnEM AND SEED STORE

rV,jiE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be - ~
L obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW rSa3ys5
BYRNE, at tie corner IF 81. CLt.4Ri,ES and SssySA
IR4VIER Streets warranted 10 be the finest 80
collection the city.
49, ALso-FRUIr AND ORNAMENTALTREES, of
4 the choicest kind together with the best collection of
AZ. SlIRUBBERY to be found in the market BOu
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice ap24
90 Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
he they represented will be returned their money
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Memoranda.
Spokeu

BY the brig Mary A, Jones, the sd inst in lat Is To-
long rs So schr May. hence for Tampico by the scir
Isaac Achorn on the 10th lat 80 o. long 70 So ship
Pacific. hence for Liverpool By the brig Hndoo on the
18th inst lat 49, long. 80, brig Washington, lNorWe-
gian) hence for Boston,
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WELD & CO, ~ Camp 81

WELD & CO., 72 Camp Street,
EV" H4VE RECEIpED :4@3
TACK TIER-By j. Fenninore Cooper
u EVA, THE ISLES OF LIFE AND DEATu-By Edw.
Maturn
BRAGELONNE-the conclusion of the Three Guardsmsn;
THE BOTTLE-A series OF eight large engravings-By
Cruikshank; - -
DUMAS NEW WoRK-THE SECRET BELT OF IN
NlSIBLES;
BRYAN O'LYNN-By Albert Smith;
CONSUELO AND COUNTESS OF RUDOLSTADT-
BY George Sand: - 49,
SECRET MEMOIRS oFTHE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE;
THE BACHELOR OF THE ALBANY and all the latest
Eastern PAPERS, MAGAZINES, &c. apps
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THE DySENTEBY SyRJrp

This celebrated and unriyalled medicine Of immediate
efficacy in the most violent and obstinate of Dyenery
Diahpa, Bloody Flux, Asatc Cholera, Cholera Mobus,
Cholera nanum, Looseness of the Bowels Gripngs, and
all other irregularities of the Intestnes
Price 20 cents bottle.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT. The trial of Jean
Ludwig, on charge of embezzlement, occupied the
whole time of this court yesterday. Ludwig was
charged by Francois Pralow who keeps bakery
in Bourbon street, with having, after he left the EN-
ploy of said Pralow, collected the accounts of the
bakery to the amount of about $500, and appropri-
ated the money to his own A large number of
Witnesses We're examined on both sides, and the
case was not submitted to the jury until about
eight, o clock in the evening The jury after being
out about an hour, returned into court and stated
that they could not agree. They We're discharged,
and the prisoner remanded for another trial
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IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. -

IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'HE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
i Estate, on liberal terms xxsh
Ia LOT OF GROUND at the of GrayierS1sS
and BaTonne streets occupied Grocery &c, in the
square bounded by Graver Baonne, Caondee and mon
having 40 feet front Graver street. by depth ana
front of log feet on Baronne street. ,ors 49,
81. Girod street. between Tchouptouas and Commerce
f streets being the Nos. Il % % n and ~ .ifoa 81 e.
in depth occupied and dwelling, ~ -.,
3. Two TWO-STORY BRICK sTORES; nos. d ana
So Commerce street between Lafayette and 1rod suee'
each lot having 20 feet front Commerce street, ny % eel
in depth r,-,-,, a ;.t pu5
A. THREE LOTS OF GROUND covered with Build
ing nearly new in the of Lafayette on the NORTH sde OF
Third Street hetween TchouptOuas and Rousseau streets,
each having 81 feet front Third street. by lol feet IN
ue an1i at pp'' ~ H. ST JOHN Lafayette street.
RuRNAP,S LECTURES ON WOMAN:
@EIfTERFD before the Ladies OF sit imOre-Jos.
i received and for sale by - - =. -
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was yesterday morning brought before Recorder
Baldwin, charged with seriously beating Mary
Corcoran with. bar of IRON William strongly
protested his innocence, and called upon any good
lrislman who might be present, to come to his as
sistance but notwithstanding this, he was returned
before the First District Court.
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yxvHR bssntInI rame House No 1913 aronne street, -
i is for Rent For small family 1t affords every 81
affords valuable chance those who wish to go to House
keeping From central situaton beng not more than ne
minutes' walk to the St Charles Hotel, it must meet with
an immediate rental Cash be paid for the furntne
onpe street ap 13f
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NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

CAXHART'S MEL0DEoN-The cases made of
Piano-and the Tone, which very beauti-
FIJI Rl closely resembles the Organ F., Flute s Stop
touched and will admit of the performance of rapid
sages as the Piano 1t has pedal SWELL with which the
most beautiful effects can be produced. The bellows
reversed exhaustion bellows which produces the peculiar
tone. The instrument be made moment portable,
and weighs but 40 ID. Price but $50 For sale at
ap22 lw MAYO'S MUSIC STORE, 30 Camp St
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STOLEN PRoPERTY-Obad slave of Mr..
Leonard, was on Thursday evening arrested by the
Second Municipality police, having in his posses
sion box OF tobacco, supposed TO have been stolen
When arrested, the negro was in the act of carry
ing the box of tobacco into the segar store of Mr.
Munez, at the corner of Circus and Perdido streets
After the arrest of the slave, a man named John
Ellsck. was arrested an accomplice, and SIX
boxes OF tobacco found in the First Municipality,
supposed to have been stolen by the same parties
Eillck was sent to the workhouse for thirty days,
as vagrant the charge of stealing remaining
against him.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Monument Trott, Liverpool p. Whitney & Co
Ship ST. Glare, (Br) Foy, Liverpool,
~ ~ Lapeyre, Harispe 4 Co
Brig Salvadora Evans, Havana, Y. Quadras 4 Co
Brig lndustria, (span) Marsany, Barcelona,
Schr Patsalaga Mligan Pensacola L. c. Twichell
schr Panama, Porter B,azos sJago Dobbin Wickham
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Florance Ponlen, FIN Rio de Janero, 18th Feb to j.
w Stanton Cod my,
Ship Sea Queen, Manson I'm Bath, Me- April 9th, to mas
Bark nion Holmes Is days FIN Baltimore, in ballast c.
Bark Chesapeake, Pike 20 days FIN New York to master
Brig Mainland Gracia 20 days fin Thomaston, TO master
Brig Mary 4 JONES' Collins 10 days I'm New York to mas
Brig iindoo (wed) Weserburg FIN Rio de Janeiro 9th
Feb, TO A. l.antear 4 Cod my.
Sch Louisiana, Holmes, I'm Tampico 18th inst, in ballast
10 L. :. Quartemaster-Pont.
Schr Isaac Aclon Crockett, 20 days I'm Thomaston, TO
sch norah, Bodhick 2 days I'm Pensacola to master
Easin
sehr Ella, Ellis days fin Pensacola, to master-Basin.
California, Reynolds, d m Mebis
Mareng9 Benham, I'm Lake Providence-SS9 bales cotton
Hard Times, WaIls I'm Leiiore-556 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, Jordan, FIN st. Louis.
Josiah Lawrence Sackett, FIN St. Louis
Saladin, Coleman, I'm Louisville
G. E. Watkins, Lee I'm Nashvile-94O bales cotton
Illinois, Taylor. I'm ST. Louis.
Towboat Southerner. Grant. I'm the Passes
Tow boat Adriatic, Howran, I'm the Passes
Towboat Shark, Pnnegar, I'm the Passes
Towboat South Western, Martin, I'm the Passes
BELoW-toMING Up.
Ship Talma: one ship in the ofing, unknown
Memoranda
Towboat Soutllerne towed down and the Goth
inst ship ST Lawrence bark larmouh; assisted
the 9th, ship Essex.
rowboat South Western towed down and TO sea the
18th inst bark Walter bngs Othello New ork and AL
myra schr. Nancy Bishop. o,,
Towboaf' Adratic towed down and TO on the 18th
inst, ship Charlotte, bark Jno. q. Colley, schr May
Spoken:
BY the brig Mary A. Jones, on the sd inst in lat q ~
Isaac Achon on the 10th lat 80 o. long 70 So ship
Pacific hence for Liverpool By the brig Hndoo on the
18th inst lat 40, long. &c. brig Washington, (Norwe-
gian) hence for Boston.