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From Mr.. .Ioha n. Morgan, Druggist, dHtcd;, -,
PIrTsBURG Jan. r. 1Si.--The Syrup Of Wl,d Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction TO those VINO nave USED
H. know Of one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
least SIX gross year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-29

Augustus ScbeIle, was yesterday brought to the
police Office OF the Second Municipality, upon the
charge Of having feloniously taken away two
watches from The room of William Beard. The
watches belonged to Captains Lake and Peterson
The best proof of the innocence Of Schelle will be
found in the fact that Schelle gave himself up TO
tie authorities and expressed himself perfectly sa-
tislied that he would be honorably discharged.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.


COttUH, bales. YUJaCc0. hhdS
Stock on hand. Sept l, S47.......... q 453 ~ 33
Received past 3 days....... 1913 qIS
Exported past days.. 1926 IIs3
previously. 81 ,llS,02c -1158292 49,l05-jO,--
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BoTTLEs.-An elderly lady by the name of Mrs.
?. Mcguire was yesterday morning brought before
Recorder Golding upon the charge of having IN her
possession certain property which she knew to have
been stolen. The property in question consisted OF
some two dozen empty glass bottles, which, from
the stamp, were identified as the lawful goods OF
Thomas S. Waterman. After very profound and
eloduent discussion upon the etiquette Of the law,
: and the profunditv Of the wisdom Of those great
menwho, from Moses down, have been called law
givers, the Court told Mrs Mcguire to go home and
attend to her family concerns, and then adjourned.
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SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARD

CAMUEL LOCKE Nos 7 and Front Legee, "a
- 5et51eeH CSiOhOUse and BienUiie streets, has ON
lately received full supplies of articles in the above
line. which he prepared to sell at the lowest prices
80 pieces London Bunting, Red, White, Blue and Yellow;
% American EnsIgns Jacks and remnants;
500 coils Superior Manila and Tared Cordage;
80 Anchors, assorted, from 50 to $500 lbs;
% Chain Cables-2{, "a, l, IL, Ia inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bush'd and Iron Strapd Blocks
Patent Roller Shelves CabOOses, &c. sc.
10 600 yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos;
Nautical Almanaes, Log Books, Log Slates &c, &c.
AIS O-Two splendid CHRON0METERS, Thomas
Hewitt, maker. JeZ7 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-29

Towboa Mississippi lowed down aud to the d inst
ship Virginia brgs p Soule and Emma schr Nser and
Florida.
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1--WE SUBSCRIBERS, having rented the stores Nos 81
/ and 23 GRAvIER STREET, lately occupied by them.
to NIessrs. DENTON y BARRETT, would in retiring
from the Grocery business return thanks to their friends ana
for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
a continuance OF the same for their successors.
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81 N U. S. Mail BELLE OF THE WEST.
lakAfks.fEsS For Louisville, CiHciRRati Wheeling and
- PittsJUrg-With quick Dispatch The new
and splendid lght-daught passenger steamboat BELLE OF
THE WEST D. Whitten master, is receiving freight
and will leave as above. For freight passage, having
superior accommodations apply on board OF 10
HYDE 4 OGLESBY. II Poydras 81.
eS@ The Belle draws only 30 inches water, and VIII
meet with no DELAY Ly2o
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lust RECEiVTD per steamship Crescent City3O0 doz.
- BUENA VISTA HhTS-Whte. Black and -
E e Pean-and Of all qualities. The majority Es
81 consist OF those Extra Fine WHITE HATS 90
60 50 much in demand at the present tim call - -
Of which offer ctaGpcr tEg am Gfr house LH Tie cg,
tgr caSh. JOHN DURBRiDGE,
Wholesale Manufacturer and Dealerin Hats and Gaps
Jvli I'm Is CustOmhOuse street, New Orleans.
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CAUTION TO HUNTERs.-A few days since,
gentleman Of this county, while hunting for turkeys,
secreted himself among some palmetto, and COM
menced calling the desired game, as hunters do, by
initiating the sound of turkeys Another gentlemSh
CHANGED to be near, who was also hunting turkeys,
and hearing the noise made by the former fixed his
attention upon the place till he saw the palmetto
wave, and probably discemed his hat; whereupon
he fired, and rushed to the spot thinking to find
turkey His horror can only be imugined, when,
instead of a turkey, he found his neighbor lying
seemingly dead at his feet. Surgical aid was i'm.
mediatey procured, and though the unfortunate
hunter was found to have received nine buck shot
in his head, he is out of danger and is doing well.
= TUscogee (ALa.) Republican, 30th alt.
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT:
EvERY sATuRp
At No. 90 81 Charles street, Near 0rlean,
BY HAYES. MCCLURE 8 co.

The publishes Of the Daily Crescent have just issued
Weekly Paper Of the largest szs printed in beautiful style
for circulation ia the country. The Weekly Crescent VIII
contain the News Of the Day Original Articles uDon all
subjects OF general ntsrestand particularly those
70 which the people Of The South aud West more mme-
diatey and Selected Sketches Takes,
Anecdotes. ETC., and Price Current carefully corrected
to the hour Of publication. Il viii be paper useful to al
classes Of citizens. and especially adapted to merchants
mechanics planters and families In its political character
il is, in the largest Of the word independent king no
part in party Struggles but aiming to inform and in
sFuct the people all the great questions which arise
affecting the internal welfare foreign relations Of the
country.
The paper win be furnished to Single Subscribers at Three
Dollars per year. Clubs Of Four more directed 70 the
same Pooice at Two Dollars and Fifty Gents year each
Postmaster and othan who may Agents. and send
orders pnid for copies, viii receive copy addition
for their compensation. Payable in all in advance.
Single papers o. packages wrapper. be had the
Office of publication.
Papels with which We exchange win favor BY giving
the shove place in their columns
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NATIONAL ANIPHITHEATRE,
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s. P sTIcKNEY. Proprietor and Manager
FTE Public respectfully informed that IBIS establishment viii
open the alb the 22d Of December with Com
pany Artists composed Of the STARS SELECTED Rom
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
az The Magnificent Val EGATED ARA BTAN sTEEDs
has been selected without regar and the
consisting Of all that is CHASTE BRILLIANT and DARING,
will be unequaed by other establishment in the Southern
Metropolis.
F Novelties produced during season.
and nothing shall be found wanting for this Unique
Olympian Temple Ire high reputation has maintained
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
SOUTH.
ss- Treasurer, j. W. JONES. Agent F. HUNT. ia
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

THIS PANORAMA Three Times The Extent Painting
IL aths World and faithfully represents country Three
Thousand Fire Hundred Miles IL Length. The Drawings were
made from actual observation, Mr. STOCKWEL truth
m copies Of Of the Magnificent Scenery in the World and
ude City IOF1 P5dge and Landing, the Gulf
Mexico the Falls Of St Anthony Among the repre-
send New Orleans Natehez Veksburg, Memphis Louis
Gaena, the Mormon City Of Nauvoo with the Temple,
lnnumeabe Steamboats, each likeness the
under way, woOdng, the landings burning.
snagged ia collision ETC. etc. and countless numbers Of other nns
Of Waecai viii be the IN the Upper Mississippi
will be shown number of Indian Villages
with their Lodges Wgwams etc. and Groups Of Indians
Ia Full Costume dancing, ba-play fishing and equipped
battle In short feature Of the mighty Father of Waters has
been slightly passed
E Mr.. J. NJ WESTON will give Historical Geographical
Explanations Of the numerous places the picture passes before
the audience.
E Admission, 50 Children halfprce Entrance from
Perdid0
~ The Panorama commence moving at 7 o'clock
evening. d7f J. NJ. WESTON, Director.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


H. p Stage Manager.
DOMBtY AND SON having bsen received BY crowded and
fashionable audience enthusiasts eppau vii
repeated THIS and EACH EVENING until fsTter
THIS EVENING Thursday, Dec Z s4s-The performances
i viii commence with the highly Drama as originally
produced Burtcn Theatre, New
Brosgham. ESQ., Dckenss celebrated Nos Of DOMBEY
AND SON-Mr Doinhey. 1.-THE COLOSSUS o Comnerce.i Mr.
Gee. stnlsv: Too, Mr. J. Charles Carter Mr. RynaE; Sol
Gil Mr.. CIiersou; Capt Edari Cute Greene. Jack
Bunsby Mr. Keller Major Joe Bagstock Mr.. Spear The Ma
tive, Mr.. Morrn; Rob, The Grinder, Mr. Thompson Walter
Gay, ghgsee BTogley, Mr.. Grosvenor; Grpp Mr. Davs
Wiher. Miss ri James Edith Dombey Mrs. Coleman Pope
Mrs Skswf0n Mrs. Rowe; Florence DombeY. Miss Jackson
Snsan Nppsr Miss Z. Perie; Flowers. Mrs Tmoney
SEHf4 hy Miss J. LaF0rest-. -PAS COMlQUE, by Mr.
Thompson To conclude with the excellent Farce THE
DUMB BELLE-Viyiany Mr. Charles oSmirk, Mr.. Greene
Mr. Mauves Mr.. Grson; James, Mr. Davis Eliza, Miss E.
Petne Mary Miss j. LlFore Ia the Of the Farce Miss
Petre will the Cavafna OF Sweety Ger steal
ing and the Song Of Rise gentle Moon. .
~ The Police Department under the control Of Mr. s. l. Beeman
Prices Of AdnassiODress Circle rs Parquee Second and
Third Tiers SO cents Cooed Bexes so cents Gallery, Is
Private Boxes and Seats be secured the BOxOhce
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
~ Doors open quarter Il Performance viii commence
quarter-past precisely. az
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VIRGINIA.-The Kanawha Republican reports
majority of 76 in Braxton, the last county TO be
heard from We publish to-day the Official vote in
l3l countless which stands as follows Cass, As $685.
Taylor, 43,665-majority for Cas-, 1S40 The
other seven counties are unoficially reported as
giving Taylor majority of 545. If their official
return be the same, the majority in the State for
Cass and Butler will be twelve hundred and ninety
five Richmond Enanirer
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LAUNCH OF THE BosToNA.-We never saw
more beautiful launch than that Of Capt. Dustln's
Yesterday afternoon She is a noble looking craft,
Of huge dimensions, and when the word vas given
she glided into her native element Ms smoothly aRd
gracefully and majesiically as If she was conscious
of her surprising excellence. Her hull Is very.
strongly built, has easy and handsome model,
and is one Of Murray's very best jobs. The Bos-
tona viii be completed in about Eve Or six weeks
and will at once rank among the first Of the many
floating palaces on the Ohio and Mississippi She
will be fitted up in sumptuOus and elegant style,
and viii have accommodations for passengers and
shippers that cannot be surpassad-L Louisville Coa-
yier, 23d uk.
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels yesterday.

PLANTERS "a Wheeler, Mobilers Palmer Home. L L
Smith, Buffalo; Moore, NJ Beit5d Wakenan,
81 Louis A Hairy Lake Providence.
VERANDAH...J II Brant, Baton Rouge J E Daflloa John
Gibson 7 Gibson, Ala Maj Gross, a. NJ Gernon N Y E
Tabrough, 6 " Be ri and Mrs Buchel ch c;
Wrigh o. II DGIly, U S NJ Mr. grass Gibbs
Boston Lieut. Hanson Lieut. luston A; 7 Wherby Liverpool
W II Pearee, n o. g Williams La Ward Braeh
ders Isaac Munros Lady, N o; Miss N Sander.
ST. CHARLES A Douglass La; L Bryan II w BRYAN
Miss; II Toy Ala; Daniels, Y; L Cox Winnenan and
Lady, La; CarpenteT Pa Watson and Lady scoand John
Levy lady, child and servant VIM Farmer y Capt Green
Ohio SEQ lay and lady, s. Louis; B1erworth, Y;
Fusby, Coast; Mrs Green, Davis, W Patry CowelL
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VoTE OF CHICAGo.-The vote at the late cleo
ton the fullest ever poed in this city, notwith-
standing numbers did not vote at all. The vote is
$500, which is 200 more than the vote of Cleve-
land, 1000 more than the vote of Milwaukee, and
COG more than any vote heretofore polled-C Chicago
Democrat.
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s!bf a.. .MeetIngs This Erening.

CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No. A. at Crystal Fount Hail.
222 Tchouptouas street. at haifpast T.
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5. at Odd Fellows Hall,
Tchoupouas Jackson ST. Lafayette at half-past T.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No g. at Unity Hall Ma
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9cT~" My father is richer than yours" said a boy
to his companion, the other day
How do you know - was the reply.
Because my father says that your father pays
for every thing when he buys it, while my father
never pays any body, but keeps his money to shave
notes with -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

NAvAL.-Sou Southampton, England, Nov. THE
United States frigate St Lawrence, A. Captain
Paulding, was intended to leave Bremen for South
amptOn in the early part of November She may
therefore be expected here in few days, and will
remain some time, previous to a cruise to Lisbon
and Cndiz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

DAN RIcE's CIRcUs.-Again a fashionable houie last
night beautiful pavilion, and mpervous rain,
gave the audience feeling Of security against dreneb
ing that was comfortable considering the appearance Of
rain waterproof pavilion consider of the greatest
Improvements Dan has yet introduced and card of
binary importance during this unsettled weather.
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Auction saIes This nav.

MoRPHE NEyIus viii sell at 10 O'Clock at No 81 Maya.
zine street, Groceries. Provisions, Liquors. etc. also
lot of Furniture.
R. M. ARMFIELD viii sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots, Shoes etc. with.
out reserve. LE1~ See Auction head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

Gs An American in Brazil has applied to the
Government for an exclusive grant TO navigate the
river Amazon by steam.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

o. The British Royal College Of Physicians
have issued Cholera Circular, in which they dis
tncty say that they do not interdict any well pre-
pared food, or prescribe any particular treatment
Want of nourishment, want Of fuel, and want Of
clothing, are considered the greatest causes Of
Cholera
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stesmboat Departures This DaN.
wsEE zDVERTIsEMEHTs ON TT7RD pleE.


PittsbuTg -.-....-... BUCKEYE, Devoe 6 P M.
Mobile. TUSCUAfBIA, Morgan. s P. NJ
YicksJzrg GEN. WORTH, Charles. s P. M
Pil85urg RITA WASHINGTON. Irvine. NJ
TT q. S. Mail Buckeye-For Cincinnati Wheel
wharf THIS DAY, Thursday at O'clock P. NJ positively
q HYDE g. OGLESBY, 70 Poydras
Fh Buckeye very ghtdraugh and viii meet with delay.
fY- The Tusoumbia-For Mobile, via the River, Co
umhus and ell landings Bghee RverThe splendid steamboat
TUSCUMBIA leaves THIS EVEN Nc Thursday S o'cloc
positively. d. HYDE g. OGLESBY, p POydTas st.
~ Phoenix Fire Co. No. "a Subscription List
for The benefit Of said Fire Company to aid them repairing their
losses be found
n27 c. d. BUNCES Hat Store, 30 Canal street.
EH7 Rogers's Liverwort and Tar.-We invite the
OF such readers excellent remedy
for Coughs Colds, Diseases the Chest,
tisement Of this article the third page paper. n30 I'm
~ Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. F, NfULLEN'S
columns He
his profession the United States. All that stand
In need would do well 70 give hum call at So Customhouse
nl5n
EW~ Messrs R. BELL & CO., Consumes of 90
sacks Corn per steamer New Orleans, viii please call and
ceive the same or it will be sold to pay expenses.
ms If HYDE ~ OGLESBY. II POydras st.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Managers LUDLOW SMITH.
THIS EVENING Thursday Dec. Z Iss-wH be presented
the tragic Play of PlZARRO-Roa Mr. Vandenho Pzarro
Mr. Norton Eyira, Mrs. Jones' Cora, Mr. To
clude with THE CHAsTF SAkUTE-In which Mr. Chippen-
dale and Miss Emily Coad WILL appear.
or Nj. @. D. PITT is engaged for Six Nights only.
az Doors open al hapast g. and Curtain at I o'clock
~ Tickets and places may be had application Mr. J.
BAiLY between the hours of 10 and O'Clock, d7
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Dcs- Wilson, the Scottish singer, when recently
crossing the Atlantic acted as chorster on Sundays,
during the celebration OF divine worship on board
ship.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

CAN SMITH Q'BRTEN BE TRANSPORTED As
another illustration Of the glorious uncertainty of
the law curious but important point is now
being mooted in England among the men of black
letter. doubt has been raised whether il is com
petent TO the crown to commute the sentence
passed upon those recently convicted. Should
pardon be granted to them, on condition Of trans
portation to any of the penal settlements. it is
question whether the crown would have any power
to enforce the condition unless upon a COMPACT
with the eonvics in that case it is not impossible
that some Of them may.compel the government to
choose the alternative of an unconditional pardon
or the complete execution of the sentence which
has been passed upon them. We quote the follow
ing, in reference to the subject, from the Legal
Observer:
The question then seems to be, is there any
statute containing a provision similar 10 the fifth
George ~, in operation in Ireland if there be no
such statute, we must fall back upon common law
principles. Lord Coke says, that warrant from
the crown for an execution totally UGryng from the
judgement is Illegal because the king cannot alter
the judgement, though he may, by his prerogratve,
remit one part, and leave the offender open to the
other The convicts assent to any combination
of the sentence would remove all difficulty; but
should it so happen that Messrs O'Brien. Meagher.
McManus and O'Donohue, or any of them, decline
to assent, it is gravely doubted whether her
Majestys prerogative Of mercy could exercise itself
in any other manner than granting an unconditional
PARDON"
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

THURSDAY EVENING Dec. 7, iss-Wl be presented, for
the first this the celebrated Grand Opera,
by Halevy called THE JEWESS-Peouners Messrs. Duuc,
Valet end Leon Feury, and Madame Fleury-JoIy.
q Performances commence at halfpast 6 O'Clock de
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

AMERICAN THEATRE One Of the most numerous and
fashionable audiences attended the American
Theatre last night witness the representation of Dombey
Son." To say that successful would hardly be ex-
pessive enough-t tiumphantly successful Much as
heard of the fame Of this DRAMA quite UMPIRE
pased for the exhibition of last night The bills informed
that Mr. Greene would appear Cutie Mrs Pope Edith.
etc. ETC., but difficulty would be experienced in finding
witness the fact Of Dickens identical Captain Edard
(hook and AID and veitable Edith Granger having upon
this occasion stepped forward from the woOdcu the novel
and appeared upon the stage In fact of the well
known abeaux have been realized throughout the piece that
encomiums be great TO award Mr. Grattan for
the skin be has displayed placing this upon the boards
the mnua of dress have been attended TO- Mr. Stanley
made of the stately DOubey while
his factOtum Cdrker, ably embodied by Mr.. RynaT
Mr. Greene Cor rather Ed ard Cu) the Capt Cutie of
Dickens making the sides his hearers ache with laughter
his ro proverbs and curious nautical references Mr. Charles
made admirable T0Ots the poor lovesck Young gentle
man. who thinks that nothing is Of any consequence and
isn't quite that he wasn't born by mistake Mr. Spear
ably pefsonated the staggering Major Joe Bagst0ck
and Messrs GrienOn Keller and Kingsley performed admir
bly, Mrs. Coleman Pope the stately Edith gained much
welmeHed applause. especially in her scene with Carker
Mrs Rowe embodied the vain old Mrs SkewOH admirably
and Miss E. Pete Susan pper created good deal of
mermen and must not conclude without saying that
Miss Jackson looked and played FZOreaes exeeently.
and only requires little practice to make her val
liable member Of the corps dramatiQue Tonight
this drama, which likely to enjoy much longer than
any piece we have for time will be repeatedto
crowded house. doubt We would hint that the box
office is open during the day. Overhaul your small bills.
and when found make particular of the fact"
ORLEANS THEArRE.-The arrangements for the opera
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oILSt..OILSH
49, BARRELS No. 4. Winter Stunned, from Alanulac
fsDtores 81 Thos. Emery and Rec Mitchell Co Fifty
Mis- TTNGEfD OF. Cincinnati CRY Mills ia soEef0r
ale bv eTuRGES a. WRIGHT
n@H s. Tehoupitoula
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DAN R1oR,s CIRCUS.

btbIIlIlIaIV ILf LINfi TED viii US
quarter before O'Clock Circle,
80 cents; Pit, IS cects Coored Boxes, 50 cents
TTIHE COSTUMES TRAPPINGS and ACCOUTREMENTS
Il CANT used any country.
The PAVILION is exceedingly and comfortable
HORSES probably The Stud used any Circle.
The TROUPE the and talented that have
copyrighted. Among them DAN RICE,
King Of TESTERS Mile ROSA the greatest living Eques-
trenne GLENN ROI, Rider Of the World Mons
LA THORN the accomplished performer exant; Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown H. P. MADIGAN, F.
ROSSTEN, FURNISH, DAY, and o. gentlemen
Artistes; Meslames RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADIGAN
etc.. MENTER'S BRASS BAND, led by the distinguished
Bugier ABNER MENTER.
IL The famous Trick Ponies Big Thunder
Flash Dash 4roos0ok, will appear Also, Sisnor
GERMANI, the celebrated Italian Rider W. o. DALE, the
Somerset man; and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ
THE BULL-FGHT Sports Of Old Spain; and THE ToURNA-
MENT, Sports Old Eng and will brought nl5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr.-Jury commenced in
this Count yesterday and the following persons
in jurors +. Forstal foreman n Augustin, P d.
Henry. H. Dsunoy Chas. d. Duff. Cuthber Bullt J. La
mothe, b. Layton, A Bonneval Benz. Kendig s. Bran
der, T. A. Toca. The suit Of Alexander Kerr, John Kerr
Executor Bsmbeth & Thompson was commenced yes
terday. This has already been tried before jury in this
Court in May last and verdict given in favor Of defend
ants. trial granted by the Court on several
grounds presented by plaintiffls counsel