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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22


? e-Tas sftsrnoon the revision Of the Constitution
W.. commenced in the National Assembly. new
article No a. prescrbes the oath which the President
Of tbs Republic will have 10 swear at his Inauguration
70 the Democratic, and indvirble Republic,
and the Constitution new article, No. O, deter.
IA nes that any Of the President postpone dis
solve the National Assembly, shall be Oh rsas0H-t5at
through such step the President shall Immediately
forfeit HE station all citizens be obligated deny him
obedience and the Superior Cour; at once be sssemb-
led to adge and punish him and his sccomplces. The
remaining changes are unimpor.ant
You will perceive by these new articles, that We
already fear an l5h Of Brumaire even before We have
Presiden,-or rather because already know who
this President viii BE- Disturbing reports have been
again circulating for several days in Paris and proclaim
new troubles. To-day great military precsution y
measures taken at the Palace Of the Natona As
semby and the speakers Of the extreme Left exhibited
much bitterness and violence in relation 10 the Or
ganizaon Of Labor II they would excite the masses
to resistance, At any hazard. Heaven alone knows
what the coming winter will bring us-anythng good
Is unlikely b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
Rains TeIegrapli.


By Telegraph WASHINGTON Nov. q.
The Commissioner of Patents, supported by the
Attorney General has decided against Bsns obtaining
Patent for his Electric Telegraph, and says that
Morse il entitled TO II by csvoat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

ArERlcAs AvTIQUlrIEs-Th Tie Mining Region
Of LIKE Sppeuor-We have already copied from
Western paper an account Of the remarkable
discovery Of a mass Of pure Copper, near the On
touarou River Lake Superior, M the course OF
explorations last spring This mass has since been cut
up toto manageable pieces Of 900 to OOOpounds each
and thus hauled 70 the Lake and shipped to this City
and two or three Of them may be seen in front Of
the store 30 Water St They richly worth short
walk 70 any one already familiar with the notab
ties Of the Copper Region
This mass was found on the location OF the Minnesota
Company Of this City, in the process OF exploring an
old open cut or Aboriginal digging which was dsoov-
ored by the appearance Of slight depression on The
surface Of The ground 10 the bottom Of this cut cover
ed by fifteen feet of earth 10 which growing trees
fully five hundred years old lay this of pure cop
per weighing J37 pounds with every particle Of
rock hammered clean from IT, supported by skids, and
surrounded by traces of the OF IRE either IN the hope
of melting il or to aid freeing 1t irsm the rock Near
IL were found several implements Of Copper, showing
that the ancient miners possessed the arts OF welding
and Of hardening COppcr-arts now unknown ltwould
seem that they failed in their attempts to break up this
immense boulder OF to lit il out OF the cut but may
be that their efforts suspended by reason OF war
Of pestlence famine or other general calamity
This may have been thousands of years ago. The
works OF the old miners may be traced Tor two miles Oh
this vein and on other veins in the vicinity for con
siderable distance They evidently were ignorant Of the
use Of Iron and worked very awkwsrdy
The locality Of these Developments is the cluster Of
hills known as The Three Brothers, two miles east OF
the Ontouagon, about twelve miles up that stream
twenty by water and 300 feet above the level
OF the Lake There three large and rich veins
here within short distance Of each other at least one
OF them rich in silver. The vein which the Minnesota
COMPANY Is now opening is about eight ieet wide,
,boucb If uneousl richness The mineral is Native
Copper difused through the rock. The Minnesota Is
working some thirty hands this Winter and preparing
to prosecute It's enterprise still more vigorously next
Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

SAyEp fKoa DKow NlNG.-Las night. about 10
o'clock man whose name was not ascertAined acci
den,aly fell into the river the foot OF Cortands Il
but was rescued from bic persus situation by person
who passing at the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

DESERTED lNfANT.-Last evening some heart
less mother let her child 10 the water closet attached
70 the Barclay ferry. where It was found by the Terry
master aud taken to the Aims House. some mystery
seems 10 hang about this circumstance, as quantity Of
baby clothing OF neat and elegan. material va. ieit
along side OF IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

ternsl and external pclitos from nov til the -IiA o.
December, we shall not say sensible word We nave
NJ wits for anything Only when the election j over
will We awaken out Of this besot;ing excitement, and
then What horrible esterwsuling vii follow Or
rsls,re mseys-O Oh, miseTere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

VINO has bad ibersl educsuoc and upward OF E~ss'e
years experience Edor would be happy 70 arrange Win
few newspaper publishers furnish tbsm win CORES
poadenee Ho Wsshnston during ne ensuing sssslon o.
Congress- fsctfes for obtaining vsasbe ana import
an political information Of suosno, ccArscsr ana hls
terms writing viii be vsry liberal refona fefsfsnes
raw be hsd 90 arocauon 70 any genflcn.n Of ihs New
Yosk Pres Address A 8 C boz 80 Pos, Oaes, New.
YORK. as Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
GENERAL NOTICES.
SAVINGS BANK,

NO , bo<kulx1 F-N-lE0n I'M
" Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and b ar.
days, from 3 TO 0eloek, M
The InsrrIiou for TIE savings Of hsrehany Clsrks'
ad others open sbovs, for The reception Of deposs
from al Of persons. IL 10 also open Thursd
from 70 O'Clock, P. N excigEvely for females.
Since The opeong Of his insnndon on he Lex OF July
snd number Of deposits received suct
ss reader IL lng1edi ale s1ccess certsiniy.
Ins Of interest 70 D. paid 1epoGs made d1rrs
lne H Sir m0nths viii b. desrnirsd nsxi snuary sn1
mere doDg hal The dividend VII DO e9asI lo thsi
snY Olcef SIMILAR Institution.
OFFlcIRS
J.su @ kIss. Pr-e.c-t joys P..sss. 1s.ssf-r
Psssstsx wusos. Pr.-t 7 srsssss kssr -r~t<fy
R1sur KELLr u Ycsfs---1t Cz4sIss hoLss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

~ Mrs Carroll. wife of Brian Carroll OF wa
tertswn Wisconsin burned to death on the "a ns'
By her clothes taking are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

- TOVE AND CRATE vAhNSu-ffonc1posa
- By the thousands no have used the best rucs sve
sno~n FOR polishing stoves snd grace Svss - bsct
polish Hks hat OF coach body which stands upon ppes
tr for years -. ..,.
The EAsr IsDrA HAis DYE will color ths hair les bssrs
OF brown and warranted stain The ssn.
H.vg's LlsixErr AND fsDIAs VEGETABLE ELtxs 10
warranted 10 cure any Of hhsumsusfn ~ oou' con-
usctsd cords and muscss.
ros aboxe sold only 4 Cortland O. MS tiS9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
HALL AND PARLOR STOVES, He.-v =.

f1TRoWsRID0E," Olmsied Stove hshafsctory." M
Wsefsl OG-rs Tor sale lafss end one assortment
Hal ard Paof Stoves also S;oycs sufabs for cburches
factories and stores be found Ia thscity Hall Sovss
with drums gsd hss suufs dw enss, sod b
manner no 10 he surpassed AL warsnte1
perfectly, and put up BY competent msc sed
reasonable prices fhoss 10 want VIII plssss give us
call b~sore purehssins IN 1n0sH0hsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

Fron Ju~sr~ wo-s rrs.s 40 ssos, - =. ,,l.h.s
Les coley No. ~ Ss~.ss 6r nsl.s.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
Al nOO WINDOW SHADES, o..

An n00 WINDOW SHADES, Oh. Crusess.
HO.OOODecorsnous, he q The lowest msskss pnes =
can u eAkroDs, us end IN wuisn-sl bsswe.. Hest
man and sprues S. sH ef~
CHANDLER's WICK, q ss sss. aasIty ssssn:l
order for CITY and country ebsedsss % os snpees Abo
',s MIN "'' benz a r;Ss Sssi % 10 = s..
'TO The BEADING COMMUNlTvs-Al Aoes
Who are troubled With veal sysso OF vho dn1 a 4rut
10 get good Ugh. for reading q vruss vii As1 seoe
Sg .os. Ssyns By '''s nS.S0 "a "a -
N0. SOLO NOV KLINE, 56v1ssiy q - cIsa.
Dssrsa Yors. has REMOVED be nsdies oAss eses
70. dsy Of ssp,smsss ss 70 $50 Sosh ssvs1ts q shovs
Greer Philadelphia an Nv
nCBLIC NOTICE. 9 6sssSy Tysa thsi n sISllrs
ton viii b made 10 the Legssiars ~ next essSoa
for On Incorporate company with capital o. 49,
ws.srs 70 The City Of sswYorh, and insrmsc:ss esces
Sew-York, November IS. lsN nls las6w'
no rHE LADI Es- sss act sssorta.-ni Of ooyS
ckildrsos and nfsnS white, drsb, bsses snd pesf col
o'sd beaver hsis fancy and with issshss te
Ls1eS ssss chidrens beaver boaaess with 60 sxtsn-
sys assortment u m1as yetof1ss and fancy as; fb "a,
IN order. foS insl J. H. MOSARQUE. 10 Rowsry
'T'O GKOCEks.-Yor ssle, a family grocery, a 6rss.
j sand 10 good neixhboriood, dong : pso6a,
Die essn Business Itisa good opportunity fOr persoo
xiih smzn cash capital Inquire sher 1c.o~a r "a
ma kOsr. B. 0AGE, SO M,aisooss
RRsr REFINED WINTER OH. oo!y sh:I.
soi1 Lamp. ENDIcOrr 4 sumNEa.
na' lw. ~s4 Brosdwsy sad Ios Ella x
| INlTkD STATES PATENT AliENCY for IA
~ mf oas Pesau snd making drswinga spsctAc ,siona
te,.OMes 70 Guy Hal, lAsehentfs lnsuf,aj
MI" cHA1Ln \ SA&Nff. Asse, ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

WE LEVER METALLIC TRUSS AND
l sI'PpORTER which was Az srdsd the highest pre-
MUM at tho ste Fair American Institute and received
the sanction Of The Medical Faculty sweb OF hondfeee
novel 10 lts Construction and mode u sppIeaoo Giving
tho requisite support without hs painful rressuse esassf ~
inc ordinary spring upss and scHnowled W Dc
the beet srcle for Hernia Proapsus spioa % Ab-
dOminsl Weakness Ia either s-x Once lIv bfosdweJ.
cor. Maid n-lAns, room No. "a nio ms
cTOyE AND CRATE vARSIsH- Prono2DesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
METEOROLOGICAL
DELAWARE-[omciL.l

Total 4OOOQ 80 $50 s+9 3slJl5 J,4s5
Tsylors maj. over Cass, 3,l29 Clay over Polk s9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

1 INlTkD sTATEs PATENT AGENCY for IA
~ mf ous Psisas snd making drawings, spsctacsaoas
te-OMcs u Guy Hall lAschsntcs lns1tais5
nj ~ cHA1LES \ bARSyfF. ASso, tc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

CARELESS DRIvING-Cornelius Fitzgerald and
James Brady were yesterday ordered to Be arrested
on the charge of running dray over a colored
woman, and thereby breaking her leg 1t is high
time that this furious driving should be stopped, for
most of the accidents that take place upon the
Levee and in chief thoroughares are occasioned
by the carelessness of those who are the drivers of
drays and carriages.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1s4s.

Z MAD DoGs.--We understand that day before
yesterday child was horribly mangled by mad
dog, at the corner OF Bienvle and Rampant streets
The dog had previously bitten several other dogs,
and from what we can learn was rubid in the most
extreme sense of the word. Wetbink that the city
authorities should take notice of this case. and
rigdly enforce the ordinance pertaining to the dog
law" Now ttlat the summer season is coming on
it is actually necessary that the law in regard to The
running ofdogs at large should be carried into effect.
FOUND Drowned EaJy yesterday morning.
an Indian was found drowned in the Canal Caron
delet, between Marais and Where streets. Third
Municipality. The poor aborigine left no name
behind, by which TO identify him or his tribe
ta Even as the leaves of Autumn fall
Even as the waves around the wall
Gired in BY oceans rocks,
Eail gently, gently, TO the sea,
The Red mans destiny must be ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

ATTEMPT TO BURN CHURCH.--On the 9th
ult an attempt was made TO burn the Unitarian
Church, at Jamaica Plains, l. l.. by placing lighted
rags in aperture at the back part of the church.
Fortunately the fire went out without communicat-
inc TO the wood work of the building.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

a FIGHTING, WoMAN-Mary Cassidy was yes
ferday examined before Recorder Baldwin on the
charge OF having beathen Catherine Key in a man
ner that was shocking to behold From the evil
dence adduced, it seems that the wrties had des-
perate quarrel and that Mrs. Cassidy pitched into
her opponent like thousand of bricks. and consi-
deraoly despoiled the beauty of her countenance
Black eyes are very beautiful, but when they are
surrounded by circles the color of mulberry tree,
they are not excessively lovely. The poet says
:" beauty unadorned, is then adorned the most
but his honor being somewhat in a stern humor
said that he would send Mary to the First District
Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No 81 CANAL STREET. Under the Planters Hotel.
II VIE subscribers have received large and fashionable
and.are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York at which place they have mandatory
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
to be as beneficial their themselves they
are not charged an price order the losses
which those who do credit business al1oags more or less
sustain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL& co, q Canal st.,
apI5 3m Under the Planters Hotel,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

+ STRIKING WITH AN AxE.--A youth by the name
Of Dennis Maher was yesterday brought before
Recorder Baldwin upon the charge of having struck
Patrick Wall with cooper's aaze A person APP
peared in Court who informed the Recorder that
the matter would be amicably settled between the
parties, and after some little hesitation. the Re-
corder told the accused that he was at liberty to 60
which he did with all the haste IMAGINABLE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

Ron ON THE ONO STATE BANKs.-The San
Jasky Mirror Of the goth plt., says; (. We under
,tadd that the run on the State Bank Branches is
very great at this.time, and judging from the large
AMOUNT Of specie constantly passing over the Mad
Gyer railroad, going east, said 10 have been drawn
from the different branches of the State bank, we
have no doubt Of the correctness of the reports
The GLOWING branches are said to be particularly
hard pressed Mad River Valley, located at Spring,
GeJ yena, at Xeria; Dayton, at Dayton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

NoToRIoUs THIEF.-Late last evening, the no.
torious Alexander Greenwood, one of the most eel
ebrated thieves in this section of the country was
arrested by the Second Municipality Police for
about the twentieth time. Unless he avails him.
self of the habeas corpus act, he will be put in
!" quod - for a while
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-William Willow yes
terday morning, was tried before the First District
Court upon the charge Of larceny, and acquitted.
the evidence not being sufficient to sustain the
accusation. :. "A nohe prosequi was entered in the
case of Lucinda Wilkinson, a free woman of color.
who was charged with stealing. Informations
were filed against Bill Van Hook. charging him
with desperately resisting officer, and stabbing
with intent to kill.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

ing brought before Recorder Genos on the charge
of having severely cut man by the name of Anto-
MO Cabessa, in two different places, on the 22d of
February last. The examination of the accused
will take place this morning
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Mary Kingsland, Whann, Vera Cruz.
Andrews & Dewey
Ship Union, Watson, New lnrk, }. .. Woodruff u Co
Bark Sherwood, Crosby, Boston, Chas ,eake 4 Co
Brig Maria, Toner, Boston. Toby q Bogert
Schr p. M. Sears, Sears, New York, .. Wickfram
Schr PasaIaga, Mligan. Pensacola John Hurley s. Co
schr. Washington Saunders Newport, r. Mie s
Schr Randall Marshall, West, St Marks, Fa,
~ G. Nathan
Steamer Missouri, Twiche, St Louis C.TBuddecke & Co
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Steamship Crescent City, Stoddad I'm New York, Isl inst
TO T. PsetVh itney Co-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon, Hiern, FIN Mobile
Natchez. Holmes. I'm Vcksbnrg-479 bales cotton.
Luna Fairchid, FIN Bayou Sara--l6s bales cotton
Oreline St John, Maher, FIN Louisville ~
Constitution. Tyler, FIN ST. Louis,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end of The PontchGrtrGtR Railroad
FTIHE present propetos of the above well known estab
Il lshment would inform the citizens of NewOr- -
leans and all its former patrons that the house, after m
IN having undergone thorough repara- E-A-x-
ton opened for their accommodation
S~~-2as~ this and they may feel assured that
endeavOr will be made to render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will at al times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such P0mpano Black Fish,
Coake Trout Soft Crabs, etc. besides all the decacies of
the NewOrleans market.
sY None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
myZ6 I'm Il. p. KENNEDY " co.
PHILADELPHIA WHEELWRIGHTs WORK.
rENHE subscribers Agents for the well known mandatory
Il of WILLOW CHILDs Il Co. Philadelphia, have
landing and in extensive assortment of every de-
scfption of Wheewrights' work as follows:
70 pairs Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from to inches
the tread
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread
10 OK and Horse Wagons, with and without bodies,
sizes
80 Drays iron and wooden axes 3xl 3s5 and Ak inches
on tread:
10 Carts, light and heavy;
100 Wheelbarows, with shifting sides;
so Canal Barrows.
The above stock will be increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia which will enable them to offer to Planters and
Merchants this season. larger and complete assor
of these articles than has heretofore been offered
this market Prices will be reasonable terms LIBERAL and all
articles fully guaranteed
EMERSON TOURNE s. Co,
ie1 15S TclouplfouN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
A CARD,

A CARD.
r. c. MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
OF New Orleans and the public generally that he is neces
ated to visit Texas upon urgent business but that he will
return and take charge of LA PATRIA in conjunction
with MeSsrs. Aleman & Gomez as the requisite
number of subscribers shall have been obtained agreeaby
TO the Prospectus ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~" Mrs. @ E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable terms Apply
at this Office. apl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

STEALING WATCHES. Henry Campbell was
yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin upon
the charge of having stolen two watches, one from
Thomas Osborne, and the other from Martin Jen-
nings Before the accused had gone out of the
dock, an affidavit was made against him by another
person by the name of Hugh Mcbride, who swore
that some few nights ago the aforesaid Henry Camp
bell endeavored to cut his throat in se coffee house
kept by MIR. Woods on New Levee street. The
neck of Mcbride bore the red marks of the fracas,
and the wounds were plainly visible. The Recor-
der, taking every thing into consideration, sent
Campbell to the First District Court. The accused
is noted thiefand it is but proper that he should
be sent to place where he cannot exercise his
nickerS and SleaIers .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

AccIDENT.--A carpenter working at the new
Hospital across the river yesterday fell from the
scafolding and was seriously injured. He was con-
veyed to the Barracks at hafpast IL o'clock, and
is in fair way to recover-so it is said
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

RE1lGlous.-The New Jersey Episcopal Con-
vnion met at Newark on the 3lst ult. Bishop
Doans addressed the clergy at a preliminary meet
mo held during the morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

~ A vessel is shortly expected to arrive at New
York. from Utrecht, having on board large num-
her Of Roman Catholic priests and sisters of mercy,
whose field of labor will be Michigan and Wis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
ONE HuNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

THE above Reward will be paid upon conviction q
of the person persons barbonng the mulaftIess "a
MATILDA or TlLIIA-but no doubt now passing @k&
under an assumed name with forged pass. Said giIl--H
is dark mulao about feet or inches high. Is or 10
years Of age stout made promIDet eyes short nose and
pal for her apprehension and lodging jail of the city
State GEO; X. BEARD, 25O Magazine e.
New Orleans May Is, 1913 nya6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

PROBABLE MURDER.--A man named Kelly
from Dubuque, Iowa, and monomanic, was pa
rading the streets of Albany on the 18th ut, and
man named Mull attempted to arrest him, when he
fired the contents of pistol into his body and then
stabbed him. He is not expected to recover.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

HUMAN BoNEs.-The record of the police office
Second Municipality, yesterday morning reported
thar several human bones had been found in an
clubhouse within the confines of the Second NUM-
cipality. They Were found in sink attached to a
house III Philippa street, and orders were given that
they should be left at the guard house. 1hey were
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
SITUATION WANTED.

A GEM4LEMAN from Alabama, who Is extensively
quaned in that State wishes situation as salesman or
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house. Com
enaiDn moderate and is willing to remain through the
SUMNER He believes he make himself useful and profit
able his employer. Inquire at Mrs Taylors, 50 Canal
street. mills
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

o. In Pleasant Valley, n. Y, an Irishnan was
shot dead by DIR. Devine, on the 25th ut. their
farms adioned, and they quarrelled about fence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

NOTICE,
Mr. L. S. HOUGHTON, ,ofA icksburg, and Mr.. R. w.
WORTHiNGTON, of Rodne5 Are duly authorized agents
to subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
of the :" CRESCENT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10

SHor.-A colored man was yesterday acciden
tally shotby another free man of color in tile Third
Municipality. He raised the gun, not supposng
that it was loaded, and its contents Were received
into the right side of his friend. The wound,
though dangerous is not thought to be mortal