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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
From Jamaica.

by the brig Eleanor we yesterday received
Kingston papers to the 18th ult They contain lit
tie of interest. The Assembly is still in session
and is occupied with the financial affairs of the
Island, which seem to cause much trouble
Mr.. Osborn has given notice Of the following
resolutions, on the subject of the proposed loan o.
100000:
RESOLVED, That it is expedient this House should
avail itself Of the offer Of loan Of one hundred
thousand pounds, made by the Imperial Parliament
OF Great Britain, in It's last session. this Island
for the benefit of the inhabitants thereof
ResotUed, Tbatit is the opinion Of this House that
the subject of the Imperial Parliament and her
MaIesty's Government, in Offering The loan of one
hundred thousand pounds conld Be made more ex-
iensively beneficial to the people Of this Island il
Parliament would allow the amount to be sunk as
rest for the establishment of an Island Bank,
through the medium of which the public or parishes
of this Island, the several trustees for the repairs
and maintenance of roads, and the agricultural and
commercial interests, would be greatly assisted
1t is with painful regret, says the Dispatch of the
18th, we record the death of John " Purrier, Esq,
Manager of the Colonial Bank in this city, and
member of the Hon. House of Assembly for the
parish of Hanover. We learn that the melancholy
event took place at Montego Bay on Saturday
morning last, at five O'Clock. On the previous
evening, Mr.. Purrier was engaged among some
friends until late hour, and retired to rest in his
usual spirits. On the following morning he sud
denly expired.
meeting of the City Corporation has been held
to devise measures to protect the place from the
threatened ravages of the cholera The papers
say that the streets in most horrible condition
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETs

gsrrRpkY MORNING. Dec. g. 1888.
The receipts Of Produce from the West have been quite
large for week back enabling buyers for export TO operate
more largely than heretofore. Cotton has been in demand
aud at rather improved prices, and likewise lOOaecO-
though Sugar has declined u Of a cent 2 ID.
The weather has been cloudy throughout most OF the
,sek with considerable Thursday and yesterday
The Britannia was to leave Liverpool for America on the
1stb ut and the Canada on the 18th. that il IS qu
time for the telegraph appe Of the arrival Of one
both Of these steamers.
COTTON.-In postscript TO our last weesV 49, bnt
stated that the sales Of Saturday 10 o cocA 49,
$500 bales the slight decline which had pfeviO I'll -
place being recovered and prices closing stesdNs ~
tire business ofthat day proved be booO Da oooo -
auiry continuing on Monday and Tuesday, a.
were disposed of on these days at very lnn isGs oa
Wedneday buyers again forward pret i eoH ana
49, -, "a ~ following day embraced 6SOO bales,
generally a an Improvement Of q cent upon me las o.
a. n,o1s Saturday Yesterday, the ran-stom and also
~ s,nossd proximity ofthe European adviceS prevented
Db from being DONE and the sales were but IoO Daies-
~ total of 20 500 bales for the business OF the week
Prices close firmly at quotations. which we have raised
1ade for all qualities The receipts at this port are now put
81 gls bales ahead Of last years at same time but al al the
D. S. ports there is an increase Of 2O8, 1856 bales.
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Beautiful and Rare HOlyday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED AT
G u ION IS.
Corner of ST. Charles and Canal Streets.

Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets.
Inc Ghe P Py e9r offered Aey 0saPs q ssgany oa
Msehe !PaE nadl Velvet and Turkey Morocco Illuminated
laid Win Silver Ivory Pearl Tortoise She'll 1 varying mp PRICE ice
WORK BOXES and DREssING-CAsEs New and Beautiful
Splendid RETIcULEs and PURSES, unequoled in Richness
Enameed, Ebony Rosewood JEWEL and GLOVE BOXES,
HOLY B HBAIP Ep and cs1s Prayer BOOKS
5eany o B9eRg ~ Eesge %1 SILVER and Ged Re
CASES and PORTE MoNNAIEs, Of Silver, Illuminated, Tor
Rich EBONY PAPETERiEs, Beautifully Designed
PORCELAIN and BhT2RfAN CLASS Vases y qoe Bodies and
Ornaments csndlestiek and Mautsl Ornaments unsurpassed
beauty o. Design anu finish.
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS,
OF Pearl Ivory Enames I'D Parchment etc. comprising the
R R3 5B3gF9gET sa a sssT saa VEN Ega
Fine POCKET and PEN Knives, R12oRs, SCISSORS ETC.
The lie COULTER RAZOR Very Unique and Superior Article
GOLD PENCIL aud PEN CASES of the Finest Qualify.
The RICH LIEU GOLD PENS, price 50 50, and sold with
CANEs, Elegantly Mounted, in God, Silver, etc.
AGCoRr EoNS and LUTINAs, d Beautiful Tone Finish.
STEEL ELL, ADS, PO RISE and RETICULE SILKS and TRIM
SILVER, TORTOISE SHELL, and BUFFALO HORN BACK
oDEUR BOTTLES, Containing botts Richly Inlaid
TRAVELLING DESKS aud DRESSING CASES COMBINED Of
Russia and Turkey Leather Ebony, etc. Very Compact Useful
Elegant Specimens Of BRONZE ARTIsTIoUE Ornaments
SPORTING ARTICLES,
In great varieties comprising FINE GUNS POWDER and SHOT
FLAsKs, BELTS and MAGAZINES, of the Approved
GAME BAGS CLEANING RODS, DOG COLLARS, Whistles
and Whips, sTARKEY & WALKERS PERCUSSION
CAPS, First Quality.
Superior FISHING RODS, Lancewoi Hickory Bamboo etc
Mounted in German Silver and Brass
HOOKS, of all descriptions.
REELS LINES FLOATS Portable Landing Nets Artificial Bait
Leads Swiyels, etc,
PdFlclt0T Affection requested styles
HAIR and TEETH BRUSHES which be more
carefully made desirable patterns and favorable prices
any others for sale.
An inspection Of bis large Of FINE LINEN and
COTTON SHIRTS, made the best manner, expressly
Retail Sales, solicited Also BIZ general assortment Of Ladies',
Geniemen's and Chidrens' FURNISHING GOODS.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF RICH DRESS CRAVkTS .
UMBRELLAS Of SILK and Scotch Gnghan in every VARIETY and
Of Superior Quality.
This large stock Of Goods offered the WEST MAR
KBF PRICES The quality OF the Goods
and will be cheertully shown al all times.
T. f. GUION.
Corner Of ST. Charles and Canal Streets
Cash tCy aud Country Purchasers requested examine
this Large Assortment inducements offered unequaed in
any other establishment in this city. a. 3w2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

Gz- The newspapers in New Orleans work for
nothing and finl themselves, growing rich by the
operation. The " Crescent - has taken by contract
the public advertisements at t1Do and one fourth
cents per leo words for three Insertions 1t only
costs ten times as much to put them in type !-Pha
Times and Keystone.
The Times has been led into error by the false
statements which we have already exposed. The
Times is correct in stating that the advertisements
have been taken at the rate mentioned, but not by
the Crescent, whose offer was at .foriy-fUe cents,
which was in all conscience low enough. 1t would
please us indeed could we work for nothing, find
ourselves and grow rich by the operation; but un-
fortunately we not acquainted with the method.
Will the Times please correct?
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River Accidents-River, etc.


FLATBoAT SUNK.-A fatboat. in which the
steamer George Washington, lying at Slrader's
wharf, had been dischargng some Of her freight for
the purpose of tightening previous to going through
the canal, and which she had alongside of her,
was sunk during the storm night before last. The
tfatboat contained about 400 hogsheads, barrels and
kegs OF pork, lard, hams, bacon etc., most of which
had been got out Of the wreck last evening, and
we understand is to be sent to porkhouse here to
be ree.packed. The George Washington also parted
her lines and drifted out in the river, where she
was anchored.
COLLISION. - The steamboat North Carolina.
ITO, cincinnati for Nashville, and the maiIboat
rlke NO ascending, came in collision night before
last, at Warsaw bar, by which the North Carolina
mad one OF her wheels and shaft broken and was
Otherwise injured; She was towed to this city by
'he flke NO >, where she is now repairing.
o. The river, in the "a hours ending last even
ing, had risen inches, and there were 5 feet 4
inches water in the canal. The weather Yesterday
was clear and cool, but this morning it is showing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

IMARRIEp-At Baton Rouge, on the 9Th instant Col.
WILLIAM WALLACE SMITH Bliss, of the u s Army IN
MISS ELIZABETH TAYLOR daughter Of Major General
Zachary Taylor President elect of the United States
The above marriage has long been expected. and
will therefore cause no surprise Col. Bliss, the
fortunate bridegroom, is already well known to the
public, from the ability with which he performed
the duties of Adiutant to Gen. Taylor during the
Mexican war. As an accomplished gentleman and
scholar, he has probably no superior in the army.
MISS Taylor is represented as being remarkably
lhIeLlgent interesting, and ACCOMPLISHED lady,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

CoRRECTIoN-ln our article about the gold re-
gion of California published in our paper yesterday,
stated that that tract of country as far as already
explored, extends from the head waters of the San
Joaquin, in latitude $40 3O' 10 latitude 4Io. We
gave the latitude of the sources of the San Joaquin
from recollection, but we find we were slightly
mistaken On examining Fremont's excellent map,
we discover the true latitude to be 800.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
= BuaaIo Harbor IS again open.

orleans THEATRE.-" The Jewess," which was DER.
e on Thursday evening, before numerous and
fashionable audience will be given IN pigbt f- r. ~
uhe' WIN no doubt prove very attractive to the lovers Of
enoiee music. Mad Fleury-Joly the Prima Donna and
MI Dniue the Tenor extremely effective on the last
occasion manesnng as well by their acting as by their
principal ones) which were assigned them These ,it
Justly appreciated by the cOnnoisseur and win we are a
sured, 60 on from triumph triumph during the
musical art siVnio anu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
A Mint in California.

In the remarks which we published yesterday,
relative TO the gold mines of California, we were
compelled to omit that portion of the news concern
ing the proceedings of the inhabitants of the terri
tory, who, it seems, are extremely anxious that
branch mint should be established there. Nothing
can De more reasonable than this desire, and we
hope that the Government viii, without delay,
aecede to the request If it be not done, the dis
covery OF the mines will be Injurious rather than
beneficial tothe country; the gold will pass into
the hands Of trading Spectators, leaving the labor
ing producer little more than nothing. Besides, by
having mint in California, at which to coin the
metal into currency, the great cost of freight and
other expenses attendant upon its removal to a dis
tant part of the country, will be avoided. In the
mining regions Of North Carolina and Georgia.
branch minis have for long time been established
yet they not nearly rich in the precious metal
the mines Of the Sacramento. It is probable that
the Government will soon take possession of the
whole mineral district, and institute measures for
its regulation. Whatever these may be, we hope
that due attention will be given to the rights of the
labOrer, and that the capitalists will not be per-
mitted, in this instance, in almost every other to
monopOlize all the profits of labor. The lands
should, by all means, be prevented from falling into
the hands of spectators. They should be left free
to all who choose to work them-the Government
reserying fair share of the profits Hitherto. all
legislation seems to have been for the especial benefit
of the capitalist; it is high time that labor should
have something done for it, and be suffered to reap
its fair and just reward.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

DAN RIcE's CIRcUs.-At last Dan Rice ha, tnooh.d
under The elements have effected what cornegan oor5
not 40 About sixty persons presented themselves At The
aooi where except for The incemeney Of the weather H.
would nave probably been six huudred and Nan an
hoaneea that u they woHd permit him. he would gis HI.
performers and people holiday night To nipbf 80
performance may be expected-every body will Be resnsc
such large audiences Oeio'e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

Loss OF THE U. S. STEAMER DRAGoN.-By the
arrival last night of the schr. Lone STAR from the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, we are in possession Of
the American brownsville, Texas,) Flag of a late
date. By it we learn that the U. S. steamer Drag
on was lost near the mouth of the Rio Grande on
the 10Th ult The boat is a total wreck, but the
cargo, consisting principally Of iron belonging to
the Government, was saved. We can CLEAN no
particulars of this catastrophe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected deAytor tae Crescent. bv VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE, Dec 8, 1S4s.-Amved, steamer Prds of
tne West-40 Beeves Pike No. 8-46 Hogs e5 Calves 20
beeRe No change Of importance has taken place in prices
faess-Hogs, s3S604c. Sheep. $1,000 D head Beeves
ol1S5se; Corn 55f57e . bushel: Oil Cake 81 o cwt
Hay. s25f0$I D ton Oats. 9Ot032c. D bushel; Ban,
6OiO70e. . cwt.: Mich Cows. s20lH s25 q head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

AMERICAN THEATRE. =" Dombey & Son.
which induced so many to trudge through the rain
last evening, will be repeated tonight for the fourth
time-in addition to which the " Maypole Dance .
will be again executed by the corps de ballet; Mr..
Brough will appear in scena from Love in a
Village" and sing two favorite airs-and the enter
tanments will conclude with the favorite farce of
the Hundred Pound Note, . with plenty of conun
drums by Mr.. Spear. A more diversified and
agreeable entertainment cannot be concocted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

PARISH or fLAQuEMINEs, Dec. 4th, 1913.
.H-ssrs. Eds-Mi accidents very frequent in our
parish. Mr. N Verbois has negro woman whose legs were
few days ago crushed BY being caught between the
rollers of the mill that she died three four days after the
accident. On Wednesday last negro woman belong
ing to Mr.. A. Duniord had of her AIMS so badly
injured in the manner that ampuation became neces
sary. Yours, ETC., ONE or YOUR SUBSCRIBERS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

The DAY PERFORMANCE THE CrRcus-Tt l. rs.,..
to remind our little readers that the performance At NJ
Riees Circus at IL O'Clock to-day is fr 49,
d. Lilputiaa performers and diminuve ponies. make M
gosd potion Of the enerlaamehf with jass enogb ~
mature performer shoW of the plsooeossnsss Of ~ an
dFsn aYtistes "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. MI Charles Pitt. a
gentleman who ranks with the highest in his de-
ghful art, makes his first bow 10 our citizens this
evening in the historic play Of g Gissipus' His
career through the States so far has been triumph
ant. and we have no doubt he viii be warmly vel
coined and supported here All our exchanges
write in the highest terms of him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

Gg- The weather we are at present enjoying Is
really execrabe and the worst Of it's, there is no
telling when it will end
Through the dark vita of the gloomy street.
Wbere'er the weary traveller guides his feet,
Before, behind and all around, on high,
But mud and snsh, and water meet the eye;
The azure heavens change their wonted hues,
And not the SKIES but moTtals have the blues
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

GEN SMtTH-Gen. Persifor F. Smith, lately
appointed Governor Of California, is at present in
this city, says the Louisville Journal of the LIST
inst, and we understand leaves for New Orleans
this afternoon on The steamer Gen. Lafayette.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Courier tBr) Mellon 81 days from Liverpool to mas
Ship Chas C6soner tBr) valpey. "a days from Liverpool
Ship yns Curs Knapps, Is days from Boston. to mas.
shP Geo Washington, snow. IA days FIN New York. to
snip Soiisnbs5g lamburgl Flor % days om Hamburg,
ship hssIPony jameson. 4s days from Liverpool 10 mas.
Ship Jacob Perkins Baker days from Boston to mas,
Bars Tally HO, Warren, a days from Bremen, to master
Brig sassu Oule Rogers IL days from charlston to mas,
sehr Lone Star Minor from mouth of the Rio Grande to
master-'s my. - ~ "hoe' "
Schr. Florance Gordon II days I'm St Tbom,, % ..,
Sei' Eeaa9f Jones from Kingston, (Ja) 29th nit 10 81 d
STEAMBOATS,:
Pike No. g Montgomery I'm Cincinnati.
Conner. Martin. I'm P0inte a Ia Haehe
Rsis slEei,ld I'm Bayou sas-2l0 bales cotton
Amanda, Brchell. I'm Cincinnati i'
Belle Of the West. Hamilton, fin Cincinnati
Ellska, Landry. I'm Baton Rouge.
Gen. Lafayette. MONTGOMERY, TN Louisville
aontezama- Kelly, I'm Mabie-i47 bales cotton
f4.o ssnde Gordon, I'm opslcusas-lsl bales cotton
= ecle sam baIauco. rom Iunlca-Si3 bales cotton
Princess Leathefs. im Grand Gnli-lS70 bales cotton
Ssaiiior9le, Reynolds, I'm Mobe-164 bales cotton.
T1'oP o. ne nest Williamson. I'm Sc LOUISE bis cotton
Shoaf De Soto. Grant IN the Passes.
rsseoat souihwsstern, Martin, fn the Passes
anon Danieis, I'm the Passes
Tossso. Memoranda:
slip Niekahssr ssea down and to sea on the ga nst.
aoNhea' sensl.sv. 3 rndsehr Chauan
enst witch down and to sea on the Cd
HrsAasF ssa 3 t4Aea doNH ana II
oat ni.1s & ard hfia rs - ~. SHIPS Cale
AdnS ana tssa p and Is - N.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

IMPORTANT FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The follow
ing letter, containing extract expressive of Gen.
Taylor's opinions on the slave and other questions
says the Baltimore Sun of Monday, LIST inst, was
furnished by our correspondent, on Wednesday
morning. For reasons which it is unnecessary 10
explain, withheld the publication, but as we now
find in the Philadelphia papers, we lay it before
our readers, with the annexed remarks Of our cor
respondent referring to the parties named in the
correspondence:
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1S48.-Governor Brown.
member of the House of Representatives from Mis-
slssipp, arrived here to-day, and since his arrival
has received letter from Natchez relative to the
present opinions Of Gen. Taylor on the slavery aues
ton, from which am permitted to make the follow
ing extract:
y NATcHEz, Nov Il, ls48
Hon a. g BROwN-DeGr Sir As all parties concede
that be has thrown off all disguise and Onceas no oDinon
D > Boyd whom you know be radical the slavery
quest on and who often says that StepheRss p0sin is
ABSURD, called bingham and myself side yesterday
and told that he had that day spent hours with
Gen. Taylor, and that he right all the points, and
without speaking of the territories the old gentleman
tncy and earnestly declared that when the NORTH attempted
to interfere with the slave question: he was for dTaiHg he
suoTd and Mr0WTng array the Sedbbdrd.''
About tins, Boyd says there mistake and he does
hesitate TO pronounce Old Zaek perfectly sound OF all
may make IN his mind, | cannot say but his Southern
friends who hear him talk the subj ct say he is moi The
man to give up an opinion deliberately formed
lie viii 90 with the free Sta the ta and internal
improvement Questions and with the slave States on the
YOurs truly, F. L. CLAIBORNE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

MINEsoTA.-The election for delegate to Con.
gress from Minnesota, has resulted in the choice Of
MIR. Sibley, by majority of 1O9 over his connection
Mr.. Rice-about 400 votes having been polIed Mr.
Sibey Immediately started on his way to Wash.
ngton CITY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

TAYLOR REPUBLICAN AssoCIATIoN-Abou six
thousand citizens of the city and county of Phla-
delphia have signed call favorable to the forma-
ton of a Taylor Republican Association, based
upon the principles avowed by Gen. Taylor in his
''Allison letter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

Or By way Of Washington, we learn that
company Of New Workers intend building up city
at San Diego in California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

% There Is disagreement about the seat of
another member of the Ohio Legislature Mr.
Mcclure, OF Summit, was, at the lime of his cleo
ton prosecuting attorney of the county, and there
fore ineligible under the constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

For CALIFoRNIA.-The second of Messrs. How
land q Aspinwall's mail steamers, the Oregon, was
to leave New York on the 18th ult Her destination
is San Francisco, but she will touch at Rio Janero
Buenos Ayres and Panama The third vessel in
this line leaves in the middle Of Iannarr,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1s4e

n1y We are obliged to the officers ofthe steamers
AIhambra and of the Belle of the West for late
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

FLoRIDA.-This State, it appears, is the banner
Taylor Slate. The wing majority is about 1850.
The Legislature has been organized by the election
1.-THE House of b. A. Putnam, of ST. Johns, Speaker,
and VIM. B. Lancaster, Secretary; Senate, E. D..
Tracey, of Nassau, President, and Charles w.
Downing, Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09
Married:

In Maysve KY Nov &C. by 9, Grundy, Mr.
JAMES DEERlNG, New Orleans, to Miss KATE LOUISA
MORRISON, OF Maysyille.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

70 u y. PRENTICE aud T. s. BELL EfafyekV Cor1o-
raters q .ltic firteaRs Telegraph Liae.
flts lon % report compeon OF line on the it Of De-
Molsng re Line Thank Heasen Justice has tiumphed
sHing pam PATENT alter extraordinary difficulty You
Ao wei ihat aeser meant 10 mfns &c paents or violate
ialunctlons gad wei know yoa wall lot infringe any
Aif psla WI tske esi ssyers ssHsmea 10 the Westl
n, 0RmhLY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

NDIANA.-The official vote of this State sums
up as follows: For Cass, 1864; Taylor, 70, 159
Van Buren,, 1872. Cas- over TavInr 4 52i
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PORT o. NEW ORLEANS
LArlTUDE. q 8 80 N--LosoIruDr. 50 win Time, ea
QIearad Ynsterdar
Arrived Yesterday;

shlp AmaZOn, DeIanO. Liverpool P Whitnev q Z
Steamer Tnseumba, Morgan. Mobile Ma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

% Captain John H. Barry died at his residence
IN Boston recently. During the war with Msvico
Captain Barry was in command of Companv n
Massachusetts, Volunteers. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-09

BANS TELEaRAPH-W announced ves,er,lav
mat mr.. Balm bad received his patent after an un
usual array q difficulties. This fact is confirmed
oy graphiczsispatch we received Yesterday
morning, and we take much pleasure in laying il
before our readers.-LouisUdle Courier. 29fk.