The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03


made arrangements % attend. A splendid attend
Io CoRHEspoNDSr s-We have received the
communication 81 our friend Cenci, and should
bs happy 10 publish itwere itnol that il might be
considered by some d our sensitive friends as
9ioIationof tllat neutrality whiehwe profess
Washington letter On Sd page
PRrsEsrArloM understand thai to-day, at
lOo'clock, ths Governor Of The State, isaac johns
son. viii present Cen Taylor tie magnificent medal
voted % Inn BY the Legislature OF Louisiana.
TMs weI-medted present will be handed by a
Gallant gentleman into Tie keeping of valiant sol
der
Prom Tampioo
The steamer 3 a. Ogden, arrived yesterday
evening FROM Iampieo, which place she left on the
27th uit Tampico has been evacuated by QUE
troops, very few remaining, with the exception Of
tose in charge u government stores 10 which duty
Capt c. q. Carr, A @ Nj. was assigned Capt
Miguel Sara. of the Mexican army had arrived at
Iampico with instructions from his government 70
receive from ne commanding officer, the fort, ord
Nance Stores etc.. as provided for by the treaty Of
peace Tie whole Of which were formally deliv-
cred UP % the Mexican authority on Che 2lst ult, by
Lieut. Nsmoek, a, a. G.
squadron 81 Mexican cavalry Of about two
hundred men, were expected to arrive at Iampico
NE day ollowng the evacuation The foreign
Iesideutz had acting under the advice Of their re-
specuFe Cnsuss organized themselves into compa-
MES ior tbsir own defence. The indians near AS
suliana, were in open rebellion, and it was feared
1hatanattaok on the town was intended.
The schooner Euiaua. with Colonel DE Russey,
and Two companies, u and Il, of the Louisiana
regiment; and the schooner Florida, with Major
(si7ault, and two campanes A and d., Of the.
same regiment, left Tampico for tins port on the
9TH ult The brig Emma. with company c., and
Captain Ia,vless company Of dragons, and the
schooner Coi Staiton, having on board Major r,
A Forsyth, and Capts. 4. p. Babbett and Clark,
sailed on the 18th llt for This port The E. A. Og-
den lel at Tampco, steamers Undine, Gen. Hamer
and Sonlbemsi The Gen Hamer was bound to
Brazos ST. Jago, with mules. The brig Baltimore
for tlls port
Passcaeere Jy re ~ N Og8gR Col VIM CAFES, Elk
Governor of Eampico and staff Lieut. NemOcs a a. o.
955l Y SIs5s III & A Compsle Il. Third
Arieg ana 200 men under the command OF Capt Wyse.
FRoM VERA CRUz.-The steamship Ohio Capt
Burns, from Vera Cruz with two hundred men Of
the Ohio Regiment Hnder command Of Col Irwin
arrived here b Saturday last. The British bark
Alsxandef, Sutherland u. S. schr. Gen. Patterson
Jackson and sclr Sarah Churchman, from Vera
Cruz; and u s. schr. yeIasco, Decker from Tam
pico, have alsoarriyed withuoops. Tie steamship
Portland. Capt Place, arrived on Saturday, from
Vera Cruz, with $50 men of the 4th Indiana Regi
Inent, and die following officers
Sol German Lieut. col Dumont Captains Lander,
Alexander Fiueibbon FIabef Bury, Nandusen and Daw
Ircfea Davis Amsden REYNOLDS Aycuf, Pilbeen Nc
Phseridse Ysakley, Way Hayes, Combs and Allari-
The Portland reports having passed, on the 10Th
ut going into Vera Cruz. ths ship Atlas, from New
York. with troops
From AIARTRuoUE.-Th The Franco American Of
yesterday has news from Martinique to the 18th
ult, BY the ship Philanthrops
Onthe 9th Of May fire took place, which des
royed thirteen houses.
Slavery had been abolished by an express de-
cree, and an amnesty granted to all concerned in
the affairs Of the 22d and 23d.
ON the 6th Of June Che figate Chaptal arrived at
ST. Pierre wish ihe citizen Peuinon, Commissary
General Of die Republic. He was received with
fle greatest enthusiasm.
There had been some disturbances on tile Island,
but they were quickly suppressed.
Tie sketch which we publish this morning,
concerning ne Troubles ofBiI jenkins /" was, we
believe, originally published in the DE Soto Free
Press but We Tepubiish i at the request Of the
writer
Otywpfo THENrRE.-The entertainments this
evening are l1r the benefit Of Mr.. n. B. Clarke,
one Of the most talented actors m the South. The
thrilling domestic drama called " Nick of the
Woods. and Tie romantic piece entitled s Wal
lace, tie Hero Of scaiiand' viii be Performed.
Between the pieces Mr. John O. Vail viii give
some OF his inmitabie limitations. hose NhoWish
good seats should 20 early Clark is q good actor
and will, weather permitting, nave an eYerhoWhe
houss
~ John Caldwell, Of Caldwell's Exchange,
had is pair 81 staf-spangled banners out on Safur
day IN honor Of The reception Of Maj, Gen. WIN. o
Butler The crowd cheersd them as they passed
AMERlCAy LEAGuE.-At a meeting Of this SO
eoiey held Lass evening q their Hall, no 100 Ma
iazine street, Dr McCacken was called to thi
Chair. Tlie minutes Of the last meeting We're reaC
and approved after which the Chairman delivered
avery able and eloquentaddr Whenthe Chair
man had concluded amidst rounds Of applause, th'
report q Che Ireasurer orthe last quarter was read
and on nouon adopted Alter which, several per
sons came forward and enrolled their names a
members Of the League The amount subscribe,
last evening towards ibe Emergency Fund wa
S3l5. mn. Jacob Barker being discovered in th
han, Vas called upon b address lie meeting iii
remarks were principally confined TO tie subjeo
thai ne friends q Irish freedom should weigh vel
alImeasnes e importance before they were .inall
aeied upon, As being both aeditabIe 70 ihemselYe
aud efficient % tl5ar interests as people ana re
public Tbs remarks eieiied much auenflon iron
ihs audience, and drew iorth great appLausa al
1er No. BARKER had concudei Alr. james Graham
ana lIr Tlomos Gilmore were. on notion unan
maisly elected members 81 the Council ih
meeting after Ole transaction Of some other hls
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