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State Of the Markets.

:
LIVERPOOL, .4uguSt4.-The apprehension of formidable
Irish rebellion which prevailed at the date Of our last, has
happily subsidized great measure, and with it the fear OF
outbreak in this and the manufacturing OwRs-foT the
present least The favorable influence which this might
have exercised Cotton market coQneracted by the
unsatisfactory Of trade with the Continenparcusy
the disappointed hopes OF speedy settlement Of the German
and Danish question which has greatly checked the previous
tendency 10 mprovement at Manchester
We have had moderate and rather langud demand for
Cotton just barely sufficient maintain previous rates and
repeat our last quotationsay "A for Far Upland and
Mobile; a. for Fair Orleans Middlng, 3'5D4 Ordinary
$685. TO-; The sales for the week ending this evening
amount 81 500 bales of which $500 have been taken
speculation and 300 for export; and the American deScp
tons consist of 1880 Upands at 3a456 $3.50 Orleans at
3f15; 2370 Alabama and Mobile at 31aD4a: and 200 Sea
Island at y GD13d. T. ID.
The prospects for the approaching Harvest have not varied
since and the weather continues only moderately ia
vOabe for pening the Nearly every thing depends
the weather for few weeks to With regard to the
important question of the potato may be time
before any thing of decided character be determined
In the meantime the general Of the crop much
favorable than DAYS and, in consequence In
dian Corn has declined 2C3s. quarter. Sweet Flour Is
worth 2 6d03S. z Dbl; 2Ss.; Indian Corn 3234s.
2 quarter Indian COnmea, lbs. 6d.NGl5s. Sd. q Dbl;
Wheat Is Cd. ass. Sd E 70 Id, with light stocks.
About $40 bbls of Turpentne have been sold at Is ID "a
Is. I'd. ( cwt. ROsn has advanced 10 Is. Sd. 2 Cwt
Yours respectfully, BROWN, SHIPLEY y TO.
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% The Boston POSTS authority for the following
s. Does your arm pain you much, sir ?" asksda
young lady of gentleman who had sealed himself
near her in a mixed assembly, and throws his arm
across the back Of her chair and slightly touched
her neck e No, miss, it does not; but why do vo1
ask - Il noticed il was considerably out Of plscs
sir" replied she; that's al" The arm Was ~
noypH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

DARKrEs.-The Washington Unto" publishes the
subioined extract from letter from Buffalo:
8 1t ought to be known among, the Southern men
that the preliminary meeting OF the ate convention
Bib: and that Douglass and Ward, two other ne
groes were prominent speakers during the sittings
Of the body; while numbers of our colored sisters
graced with their presence the deliberations OF the
-
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0cs- The silly newspaper writers, and the slIIer
Ministers, who fancy that discomfort and insurrec-
ton have been permanently put down by the gallant
deed of IT. Trant and his little band, exhibit their
wonted ignorance of Ireland, and their total unfit
ness for their vocation either Ministers or as Jour
nalists The rebellion is not put down; and unless
the disafected portions of Ireland be permanently
occupied by armed men, ever prepared to act with
vgor, it may break out afresh before the middle Of
next week Lord Clarendon does not think rebel
lion put down. Within the last three days, he has
proclaimed Kerry, Galway. Wexford. Carlow,
Queens County, Kildare, Wicklow, Westmeath,
Louth, Newry and Down, eight barones in King s.
County, four baronies in Cavan, and tWoin Armagh
Thus is nearly One-haIf of Ireland under ban. IN
Guiding four out of nine counties of that very Ulster
heretofore deemed so very loyaL-London Herald
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GOVERNOR OF OREGoN.-A Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun announces the aP-
pointment of Gen. Lane, of Indiana, as Governor
of Oregon, in the place of Gen. Shields, who de-
cIined the acceptance of the office.
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AgorHER FREE Soil CoSTENTIoN.-The Bal
imore correspondent of the Washington Union,
under date of the 18TH inst, says:
"A Convention Of the Free Soil men of Mary
land s called to meet in this city ON the 9th inst
TO choose an electoral ticket Tor the Van Buren, and
adams ticket. The Quakers Of our city, who are
nearly all wings viii vote the ticket, with num-
her Of dissatisfied Clay men; but one anticipates
that !. will make much Of an encroachment on the
democracy"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Gate National
cokNrR OF BARoNSE AND poYDRAs Sis.

cokNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs SIS.
TTNHIs EVENING Wednesday, Aug; 90-CThiL night
of Messrs DIAMOND, WILSON and STICK
NEY-Negro Baud)-Will be acted the MOUNTAIN
DEVIL. OR THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA;-An.
tonic Hickmott; Iulietts Miss Kate Meadows. AiT
which a variety Of Singing a0d DancIng by hessrs. Da-
mOnd T. Wilson and j. Stickney The evening enter
tanment to conclude with the BuIesque Of the REVOLT
OF THE WORKSHOP Sc Mall ChuJb, Mr.. ericsson:
Aramuth Miss Kate Meadows.
The Prices Of admission are as JJlI0TS.
Family and Private Boxes SOC Second Tier OF Foxes r.
Dress Circle. 5Oc Boxes toT Free o'ed Be
Paruuee Soc CUlored GALLERY ....
To Doors open a quarter before O'Clock, AID perform.
ance will commence at half-past Z, precise y.
E Seats may be secured daily at the Box Office from II
O'Clock A. NJ. { D lock P. M
E Ticket, good only for the night on winch they
purchased. au5O
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LETTER GROIN GEN. TAYLoE.-The Martins

TyrTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The Martins
bnrr. VA Republican gives place TO the follow
inr letter from Gen. Taylor
B,ToN PorGE, dad July ID, 1913.
SIN your t,olte communication Of the 10Th ult desr
i in tpoy whether deem the administration OF the gener
al government by Nessrs Madison Nonoe Jacts9n, an
Jan mon lie PRINCIPLES OF the JetfersOnau school, has
been duly received. In reply have 10 inform you my
jiv ee if pTOper for present position before
The American people thu to comment upon The pubic ca
oct INV opinions as far deem It proper necessary TO
yoess them at present. embraced in the accompanying
letter to INV friend Cap ain Allison.
VIII nv hest wishes for your health and happiness,
main sir very respectfully your obedlenG servant
HAIL. I'll" '''' Z. TAYLOR,
Mr.. John Churchill Hedges, Bedington Beriiey Co. Va.
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FooD FOR IRELAND.-We learn from the New
York Courier and Enquirer that three barks and
two briggs left NewYork on the 18th inst for Cork
all laden with full cargoes of corn. These ship
ments are made, the Courier says, i'll anticipation
of a scarcity of breadstufs in Ireland
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

NOTICE TO VESSELS TRADING WITH CUBA OR
PoRTo RICo.-The Washington Union of the 2Oth
inst, publishes the following official notice from
the State Department -
Merchants and owners masters OF vessels, engaged in
trade with Cuba or Porto Rico hereby informed that
the governments of those islands will in future, rgdly
force the regulation, requiring every vessel arriving IN
their ports produce bill of health, issued certified by
the Spanish consul residing the place ffom which she sail
ed and they accordingly advised neglect this
CANTON they may subject themselves difficulties by
leaving our ports without the certificate thus required.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

90 Among the subscriptions to the Washington
Association of the Friends of Ireland was one from
the widow of Theobald Wolfe Tone, one of the
most distinguished of the patriots of '9S.
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Great Reduction in Prices.
I'D NHONIRnE q ca &C OnI- rr,Tcrl G :. ODE

No. "a Magazine Street.
consequences of the season drawing to close,
we have greatly reduced the prices of our 81 NJ Vi
GOODS, will be by the following ST Cur
WoOieD Goods are all or nearly all recently arrived and
safely recommend them to friends and tho who
of Clothing.
At this Establishment every article is offered at the very
lowest price which can be sold and NO REDUCTION
can, in instance. be made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

~ Mr.. Robert J. Walker, the Secretary Of the
Treasury, left Washington on Friday, the 18th inst,
for Rockway, where his family had preceded him.
In the absence of the Secretary, the duties of his
office will devolve upon McClntock Young, Esq.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

VERMONT AND FREE SoIL.-The free soil ad-
vocates in Vermont have nominated for Governor
Oscar L. Shafter; and for Lieutenant-Govemor
Luke p Poland.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

NR. PEARSON informs his patients G.
~ that he be found daily at his Office Fssss 2
from \. NJ, to ?. NJ. Dr. Pearson u liza
many improve ents in Dental Surgery are ~ILLLlP
well known and appreciated require enumeratirg
His BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy the attenu
Of those requiring artificial His prices are graded
suit the Ccums of all Office at his residence I
rome Street, Mar Canal az q Il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

D1s- The steamship Hermann was to have sailed
from NewYork for Southampton on Monday, 2lst
inst, at IL A. NJ. The Herald says she had fair
Cargo good list of passengers, and was in splendid
sailing order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

o. Gen. Wool left NewYork on the 18th inst
for Troy, his place of residence. One of the Troy
volunteer companies met him.at NewYork and ac-
companied him on the boat as an escort.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

ONO RIvER.-At Louisville on the evening of
the 2ls inst, there four feet three inches Of
water in the Canal. The river was slightly re-
cedinU
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rz- See First and Fourth pages, "a
Charity Hospital Report

~ Since Yellow Fever has become the prevailing sickness
CfsTi TIospta and the 'as', SI !"
ir send INV report every evening" different newspapers
the condition ol The is
,|r I ' ' H. VANDERLINDEN, Clerk.
Fer the twenty-fours preceding yesterday, T. NJ
Number OF admissions diseases ''"'
Discharged, Yellow Fever.
Diseases. ..
Deaths, Yellow Fever '.'''''''3
Other Diseases '''-'-''
Total Deaths Yellow Fever since August l6ls-
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TTNHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL Of
1 the FELiCIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale -
The house Will accommodate nearly one hundred ~
bCader and iui eight months in the year To I'LL
person acquainted with the Western trade this hOu,c would
be -eat source Of profit The present occupant wishing
retire offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms. For particulars apply the premises corner of
JULIA and TCHOUPITOULAs streets, to
au23 tt JAMES ROACH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

ARKANSAS ELECTION-The Banner of the 22d
inst, published at Little Rock, contains returns of
the election for Governor, member of Congress, and
the State Legislature of Arkansas Gov. Drew
democrat) had no competitor, and is of course
elected. The majority for Johnson, democratic
candidate for Congress, over Newton, (whig) in tie
80 counties from which returns have been received
is 1899 The returns for the Legislature render it
certain that the democratic majority will be large
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

From BELIzE.-The New York papers have files
of papers from Belize to the I'd ult They contain
no news. The colony appears to be squabbIing
with the Home Government, on account of their
domestic matters,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

81 The Rev. J. n. Madit was at Little Rock
Ark. on the 22d inst. crowd daily attended his
manifestations.
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o. General Worth and family are of the num-
Der enjoying themselves at Newport, r. J.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

o. Schooner George Pollock, Captain Sweet,
at Boston from Curacao 2Srh nit, states that on the
outward passage he was chased by one of the YES
seIs belonging to Gen. Paez's fleet, whose only OBJ
ject was, however, to obtain some provisions, and
information as to the whereabouts of their leader
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

IL Dysentery prevails to an alarming extent in
several of the towns on the Kennebec River
Eleven persons lay dead Of the disease at once in
Gardiner, Maine II is quite prevalent in the town
of Brunswick also and there is complaint of it at
Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI. The Carrolltom
Democrat of the 23d inst, contains the particulars
of rencontre which took place in the village of
Middleton on the 18th insJ between Maj John T.
Brown and DR.. W. W. Liddell. Maj B. was the
assailant, having discharged gun at the Doctor,
which did not take effect DR.. L. then fired his
gun. charged with buckshot The load entered the
left side Of Mai e., which produced death almost
instantly. The deceased is said to have been
most worthy man and excellent citizen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

Drs- The Cambria's letter mail was received yes
terday
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ta5~ The superior hght.draught steamboat ARCHER
w p Talbot master. viii positively leave THIS DSV'
The Both inst at O'Clock P NJ for Shreveport, Nalcbno
ches and Alexandra. L H. SMITH, so Magazine st.
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Col BENTON AND GEN. kEARNY.-We observe
that Col. Benton is publishing in the National In
teIigencer his speech made i'll the Senate in secret
session, in opposition to the confirmation of Gen.
Keamy Tbe Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger says:
Mr. Bentons speech on that subject lasted in
all I3 hours and took Mr.. Benton little better
than week to deliver it. If printed IN eEteaSo it
will probably fill from Is to 20 pages Of the lntelli-
gencer Mr. Benton takes the ground that the in
junction Of secresy Restraints Senators only from
divuging or publishing what other Senators say,
and not what themselves choose to admit before
the public. A Senator may make Il statement IN
confidence 10 the Senate, which ii would be highly
dishonorable in another to reveal; but if himself
chose 10 assume the responsibility, he may give
those against whom he may have spoken chance
of defending themselves. This view seems to be
so remarkable that ] hardly think an attempt will
be made to contradict it. Mr.. Benton, in his
speech in the Senate, has been most unmerCltul In
regard 70 Gen. kearny and Major Graham, and it is
believed that the latter gentleman will not calmly
submit to the castigatiOn. So we shall nave more
cOmbatS or arrests with in a given time"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

PROBABLE DIssoLUTIoN.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger says: The
dissolution of the firm, Richie d Heiss, of the
Union, seems to be agreed upon. The gallant Major
will soon be engaged in more profitable business
than newspaper enterprise, and has taken such ex-
cellent care of his property that he retires with
large fortune, which his business talent will still
further increase. A near relation of Mr.. Richie is
designated as the gentleman who will take the place
of Maj. Heiss in the official organ of the Govern
ment"
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Red Rirer. ARCHER, Talbot, P. NJ.
SbrsrsU0rt -.......,ST HELENA, Ausden, 5 P. N.
pi.ts5arr ..-...BELLE OF THE WEST, Written ( p A,
Fqrerfqe Paces . MOBILE Sutton, P NJ Barge, P N C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

IT, Tire T. s. Mail steamboat BELLE OF THE
WEST-For CINCINNATI Louisville Wheeling and Pas
hnTg THIS DAY Wednesday. at O'Clock, F. NJ no5
lively [au3Ol HYDE Il OGLESBF, Y Poydras =
Passengers viii please he on boald at the above hour
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

VTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the 4UctiOU and Commission
ness is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent
j. o. PERSON Is charged with the settlement OF tie
business of the firm. }. .. PERSON.
]. A. BONNEVAL.
-" The subscriber will continue the AUcTIoN AND
COMMIssIoN business and will General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and all other
property Conslg ned to me.
J. a. BONNENAL, g. Gravier st.
New Orleans, Aug. 80, 1913. aU306
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0rs~ Major Poussin, the Minister of the French
Republic to the United States at last accounts was
at New York. The Herald says it is his intention
visit several of the Northern cities before he re-
turns to Washington
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MEDICAL BOOKS, e

MEDICAL BOOKS, etc,
HOMEOPATHY rs. OMOPATHN-The Principles Of
Homeopathic PRACrIcE, as conLasted with those Of
the " OLD School or MEDICINE, Or ONoPATHT.'
WHAT Is HOMEOPATHY 7 by Isaac Colby, VI. d.
HOMEOPATHY, with reference to Lecture, by Q. W.
Holmes NJ. d.
DIR FTEMING'S LECTURE ON The PHTLOSO-
PLY AND CHI RMS OF HOMEOPATHY.
GROUP AND ITS SPECIF,C REMEDY, by II. Wi.
caud NJ. D.
CONSUMPTION by A. c. Becker, NJ. d.
DENTlTiCN. by A. c. Becker. NJ. ID
Also Tor sale a variety of HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS and
MEDICINES, by [au3Ol WELD X co, Y Camp st.
CAUTION
THE PUBLIC Is CAUTi0NED against negotiating
l. for q DRAFT made by VIM Hall. and accepted
by l. W. Arthur x Co, for sl70-dated New Orleans
June q, lSiS, payable to the order of LOCBet Gould,
November l. lS4S This draft stolen. aug
BOOTS SHOES, AND BROGANS.
go CASES BOOTS, SHOES. and BRO-n-sS7B
%4sD CANS, landing from ships Kentucky and ~ I'll
Gen. Vezie for sale by R. G. HOBBS, yA8
aus 6t Il CuStOmHOuse street. ' Easa
FOR SALE.
THREE COUNTERS and a lot Of SHELVING for
L sae-suitable for dry goods or grocery business.
au25tf c. d. BuNCE, Hat Store, 30 Canal 81
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steamboat DepartuI Is This Day.

Steamboat Departul Is This Day.
ts- SEE hDYERTlsENENTs ON THIRD PfGE
Red Rirer. .......ARCHER, Talbot P. NJ.
Shreveport ..-...... ST; HELENA Ao;lse 5 P. NJ
Waerg Paees NOBLE, Sutton, P NJ Barge, 6P NJ. Car
~ TIE II s Mail steamboat BELLE OF Tpp
WEST-For CINCINNATI, Louisville, Wheeling and Pins
burg THIS DAY Msd LIS d yG 4 9e9ck +; NJ po
Passengers viii please be on boad at the above hour
,sg- The superor bght.draught steamboat ARCHpp
w. p. Talbot master. viii positively leave THIS DAY
the Both inst at clock r ~ iq 2If S4FeEeG91 Nalcha
ches and Alexandra 1 H. 9MII H. so Magazines.
G.s5" The elegant passenger steamboat GEN WORTH
the 3lst inst az O'Clock for Lake Prov denge MF
ken Bend, Vchburg Grand Gg, R3dPsy and Nacez
au2O J. u. SMITH, 10 MAGAZINE St
CO. The elegant and fast-running passenger stsambon
MARENGO, c. ] Brenham, master, will positively cave
FRIDAY the lst Sept, a. Q clock P. NJ; for Lake
PeS a6d SscSe1 hsn r B. SMITH s. Magasn E
To- Removable YALE, JN., 4 co. have removed
from - Charrs to 81 AGA INE STREET, between
and Grauer where the, will their usual stock
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
Goods Laces Linens Emrode ETC. etc. and complete
assortment MILLINERY an STRAW GOODS, TO which sv
would ie attention Of City and Country Dealers Bu
No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly Oh hand Compete assortment oil every article
aured for GentIemau's War rooe apis 2dpa
fy The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient in tie GkAEFENBERG SANSAPAklLLA CON.
P6IJND is probably superior Sarsaparls itself! Professor Fa
Of Charleston speaks follows: IS See Bulletin No 81
page.l e@s
GORDON PLUMMER,
8DJUS TER OF 4VER.4G ES.
EF- Office at Lucien Eennau, Marine Notary, No ROM
street NeB Orleans. je 20 list nov
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
IF Richard Sands, grateful tor past tayors woud
.,j FURNISHING Store Is POYDRAS, OF Tch0upI0uas
b. Gentlemen arriving the city will md to their .iers
to call and examine for themselves aIs
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- The elegant passenger steamboat GEN WORTH
r. c Charles master viii positively leave on TIL RSDAY
tha 3St inst al o clock P NJ, for Lake PJs denge Min
keI,S Bend Vicksburg Grand Cuff ROdney and Nacbsg
aU2G 7. b. SMITH, 50 Magazine Il
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a. So ADYERrlsRMENrs IN rAIRD leI
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McKENzTE,s ExCBANGE-LUuoH

HAVE RECEIVED a very fine, large
i BLACK FISH, WHICH Will be served sFszalSs1s
up-together with an OYSTER PIE, etc, |T-z--z-s-~
for Lunch THIS MORNING. Please call
au3O F. MCkENZlE, cor Natchez Alley and Levee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

Gz- The extensive Touring mills of Messrs. Dyck-
man, Stevens & Darling, at Paw-Paw, Michigan,
together with a saw mill belonging to them, and
the turning shop of Nessrs. Willard & Gremps,
were lately destroyed by fire. The loss is about
1000. ON which there IS an insurance Of 5000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

LAUNCH.-A U. S. revenue cutter was launched
at Washington on the 18th inst. She is named the
Cornelius w. Lawrence, in honor of the Collector
of the port of New York, and is intended as a re-
venue cutter for the coast of Oregon, whittier she
is expected to sail in October. She will be COM
manded hv Can't Erazier
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and if WAS not until military reinforcement arrived
from Templemore that the confusion and uproat
,,sns oueIIsd. The Nom ng Chronicle asserts tilaE
III. mob fled from Bailingarry, because troop Vi
Jraooons were seen in the distance.
I have Just obtained intelligence that brien
this morning was at Kcash village, on tins sac OF
SIievenamon, with 1900 insurgents, who declared
their determination TO resist the troops reinforce
rncnts were expected by the rebels from the sur
rounding districts. Kilcash is only lew inIieS
from Kiilenaule On Thursday last Patrick u ing
gins. we'll known leader Of the Irish Chartlsts,
was arrested in his house.
In Dublin, an immense number OF gun-stocks
We're discovered.
Gleanings of Dublin Papers
Yhesdqy Eraning, Aug. 3.-Mr. Smith o Bren,
ACCOMPANIED by French gentleman of great mill
rarv chemical knowledge, il is stated, was at Linn
erick on Sunday to take leave of his wife, nobe-
hearted woman.
O'Brien was seen on horseback, on Saturday af
ternoon. with a handkerchief tied about his leg,
from which blood from n wound was flowing. He
arrived at Mnlnadone, at a friends house, at a
late hour after the afiray al Balngarry, whence he
was retreating. He called at Care, told them Of
tie collision. stating he had been led to believe that
10 600 or 10000 men were under arms in Tpperary
to receive him, but had been betrayed-was alone,
and seemed very much detected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

ST. DourNGo.-A vessel at New York, which
left Port-auPlatte on the 9Th inst, reports every
part of the Island quiet.