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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

p T. B,Rsun, proprietor Of the American Museum. New
York. has all the world is aware, erected magnificent
Oriental villa near Bridgeport, Connecticut and as night
guardians Of the extensive grounds which liable to noads
from BURGERS he has engaged "ior this week only, and
unlimited time thereafter the services Of corps Of bull dogs
These animals the other night found their way into Bsrnums
stables snd being probably thirsty for blood attacked and
killed 6ne horse, gnawing horrible hole in his neck
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Seven hundred and lorty-sx votes for MANLY,
and twenty-six for REID, was the result in the
county of Stany, North Carolina at the late cleo
ton. AT Albemarle, the county seat, the vote
stood-MASLy 1870, REID l The Wing majority
Of the county in 1914 was 400, in 1916 it was
532, and now it is 100. Let Saaiy be remem-
bered and honored by the Wings every where.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The Washington Union publishes telegrsphic message
Of three lines from the city Of New York, commencing thus
"The Cas- stock rises every day" OF the writer
must that after the manner Of balloon, which,
grows less and less visible the higher il goes The Cass
stock has thus risen high that il is already OF sight
IN Y COMMERCIAL Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

There is to be National Convention Of Frutgro,cerS
aud Pomo1gis at Judsons Hotel, New York, the 10th
Of October We learn from the Newark Advertiser that
the objects Of the Convention compare fruits from
ous and localities with view Of arriving
conclusions their merits.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The Eagle Powder Mills, near the Cumberland river,
about twenty-five miles below Nashville Tennessee, exploded
Friday 18th ultimo by which COLIN 5. HoBns, of the
firm of Smith & Hobbs Nashville, instantly killed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The steamboat New Baltimore, built at Philadelphia to run
the Potomac between Washington and Aqua Creek made
experimental trip on Thursday last. Her performance
gave great satisfaction 1t is said she will be magnfcenty
fitted up.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09
Low FAREs-EFFECTs OF ON TRAVEL

AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.
Seven Of the New England railroads, terminating in Bos
tonhe aggregate length of which, including branches, is
only 3705 miles, viz
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Mr. Norris Hbbaid farmer from Delaware county, Pa,
was unfortunately amped death Wednesday by
fractions horses in the stable Of hotel in Market street, PHI
ladepha where he had been stopping He died in great
agony. The acciden, was o most melancholy one.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The Jail Of Allegheny county, Maryland, is now without
tenant This the first time such thing has occurred since
the day Of its erection II speaks WELL however, for the
conduct Of the people.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Trappst Monastery is about to be founded Bards
town. (ky) where tract Of twelve hundred of land
has been bought for the purpose About eighty of the mem
bers of the order their way from Nantes and the
community will be organized next spring.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

R,rLRoAD AccInESr.-We learn that Mr. Scott, CON
ductor Of Of the Western trains the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad met with sad accident on Thursday
ing near sykesyIle He accidentally slipped in attempting
get car and both feet were caught under the wheel
and terribly crushed. He taken the Syk sye Hotel,
where be was properly cared for Bali. Amer.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

YELLOW FEVER At NEw OnLEAss.-The New Orleans
Pcayune of the 9th umo has the following report of the
Charity Hospital for the week just ended 1t will be seen
that the yellow fever the increase, although has
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

Diamond cnf Diamond
i win be reeollected thai few days alnse we
published ain account Of telegraphie gambling
operation thai took place up town One Of the
gentlemen no was relieved Of the plethora ol his
purse IS lie aboye-nentioned occasion, mel a
friend Of lis, who seeing that he was ike a
dead fish with It's tail III the air, somewhat
down b the mouth. asked him what the rnatter
was. HE q1esHoner was stout, tIlick-sel man
who worea green coat with large brass buttons,
a linen shirt sviih plated frill barge gold cham
and asst Of diamond studs. and, Of course. il may
be imagined that the rest Of his toggery was com
pIete Jim M SAID Dan Nodines, did you hear
of the way that they come il now, by the tele-
graph =
s.NoiD answered jim, as he ieltwhether tie brass
IS piece and the legitimate five dimes were in his
pocket How did you fluid it out
" Why yousee they bored hole in The floor, and
the Teller who was overhead looked down, saw the
hands Of Che b'hoys underneath, and BY means Of
little wire tod his friend that he was to bet so and
soyoa understand Would you believe it, Jim,
they took my pocket-book, and if they didn't you
can take my hat .
How was that ? inquired Jim, as he tapped
the ashes froma choice regalia.
Why, you see, when | came to Orleans, some
time ago, had with me parcel Of fine young fell
lows and about $500 in cash. | was fond Of soft
crabs, they knew it, and so they invited ME down
to the Lake. just before we were starting, one Of
the b'hoys invited me to take drink Well, we
took juleps, touched glasses, and just as we were
going out, one Of the young gentlemen told me that
there was an old sucker who had $4,000 with
him, who was fond Of playing poker,' but who
didn't know how to play. Well, my heart got
right up in my mouth, and being anxious town
about $1,000 Of that same money, | accompanied
them, and the way that we sailed down that She'll
road was caution to the fastest steamer on the
Atlantic. When got down there, and thinking
that was in the company Of honest tellows-torI
would MT cheat nobody, though wanted to get the
S2000-Iwa introducedto young sucker and
we proposed to play game | thought to myself,
I've got him, sure, and 50 had !"
Well, what was the sequel
I" Well, I had caught Tartar and in about an
hour and quarter the way that my particular
friend slammed me out Of my five hundred dollars
was a caution to the magnetic telegraph. | don't
do any more gambling in future, particularly with
sucker who has $4,000
Well, but had the sucker the aInount Of
money you speak OF! 4.
Well, do MT know whether he had or not-
don't know much how to play myself, so give
my $500 TO the young gentlemen that come down
with me, because they said that they knew they
would win"
But, did they win 2
No they did something shorter-they lost
and the sucker who did MI know anything about
the game Of poker won my $500 justlke a d-n!' .
o. An apprentice m Philadelphia, has been
freed from his indentures by the Courtof Sessions,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
TCB CREAM sALOON.

c-FIaThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing sns
TJ his friends and the public generally of the sFSa
Esf3 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, &fSSggszlS9
- situated on 81. CHARLES Street, next door TO M
the corner Of GTaver street, and directly opposite ~
Mr. Capps Church, where he intends at all times to keep
variety Of Creams, Vanilla, Pine Apple Lemon, and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen LemOnades As
attention will be paid please and as ne has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment he hopes to
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
In his store, under the above Saloon, win be constantly
found Soda, Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits, Candies, Confectionery, and Sweemeats OF every
description.
s The Ice Cream Saloon viii be opened, ready for Visi
tiers, on THURSDAY the I'D inst.
- In order that nothing may be wanting crafty the
public TASTE an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged, and viii be nightly in attendance.
mh23 3m LAZZAR0DANCEVICH
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MS
CARRo1LToN rToTEI. AND GARDENS

- The public is respectfully informed that this ssns
Tf.sssA most delightful place of resort and amuse
laiasss- ment Is now open under the management
OF the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30. 4
QUEfSof all kinds viii be furnished BY the gard
ner and at the Saloon and IN the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, ShERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements; meantime preparation made TO fur
@ dinner parties with ell the dehcacies of the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found AT their posts to administer to tie OF his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socs
ap195 am 4 MES DTIRNO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

NEW FUELIOAL lUIfi5,-
NOR SALE by the subscrber-all the LATEST PUBLI-
II CATIONS Of the day among winch may be found the
following
THE LITTLE IVIFE-By Mrs. Grey:
PRIDE. OR, THE DUCHESS; The first Of the sEvE N
CAPITAI SINs--By Eugene Sue;
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GETAIARRIED,
Complete;
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for the
Fourth of July;
HOME OF sHAksPRARE -By F. w .Fairtolt, :. $. A.
Beautifully Ilustrated
THE IlENPECKED HUsBAND-By tie author Of the
q History OF Flin ~
Lucy HOSMER : OF. the GUARp1AE AND GH0sT-By
ID p. THOMPSON;
THE TWO CoRPsEs; A Historical Ronance-By Fred.
Je28d WELD & CO., Y Camp street
Agencyof The Graetenberg C0glgqag > y4e4settes.
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80 81 lee LoNpoN. AND EpNBURG

ANcE HOPE 4VFRT TT N ID. Collegiate Of Kings
u (olIege Ion5on AInlnfus. and latgIetaiet helnbe
~ The In5,is ~ E5iab1rg Member OF the University
Of ST. Andrews and Of he Roya e9ege Of Surgeons q
AMI 1ibirsa I5cenliafe Of the Medical Faculty lew
Orleans sxtrsotiinary Member Of the Hunteau Medical
prass,s Fyersi having originated the newly deYeoped
ai fe Atonology Of Life and Death. and consequently
nj hea M diseases OF the human body and atef several
grst ezsence among 30 009 patients IN the hospitals and
disnensses Of the above named European UHIye1aes.
30 perfection and certainty Is success 70 hope
~ eses desires 10 continue such and especially
fhess Diseases that haYe bated the medical and surgical
aeninen and skill Of messrs Of the medical and safeical
faculties of ENGLAND. France, and America.
The ATOMIC Treatment in case however desperate w
0eepg Than OF o months, nef WI the rec
be accepted If Unsuccessful
Each patient disease. ueanst and ecoVer explained
By atoEo.ogieai and Acknowledged diagrams.
Reported cases kept in e9geF. "a VOL and letters from
The county sail Be responded to without delay
E Removed ffo1a Reyas street % No. 10 Rampart,
e0rae oeaaf street, as soTne Office and residence lst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

IHE LATE CoMMoDoRE DALLAS, = George VI.
Dalas Vice President o. Che United States, says
the Philadelphia Bulletin o. The 18th ult., visited
iorthe purposeof experimenting the removal Of the
remains Of his brother, the late Com Alexander J.
Dallas. % their last resting place IN the family
vault, near Philadelphia lie Vice President was
received with the usual salute, but being DESTROYS
q avoiding any unnecessary display, the remains
were quietly removed from Tie United States ship
Erie to tie raiFoad depot under minute guns from
die North Caro- Ina sevenlg-fouf.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

~ AN AWAY from the Subscribed tae p iust negro
IL As,, calling himself TRIj MAN BERRY re Pm
wei known dfaymap for the last T. years N l w
55vears OF are feet 10 II inches high sou >2s
butt yellow completion marked with sinai pod' ss i if
sF from ne was at Biseos & sims where ne naa 9sl a.
work and al Thomas Warren below foytas ana
F;,e above reward viii be paid i0r ne en-
to onvict the person o. persons AaIDoiihg
him. ~ - for the Iseorefy 81 che neg g; i
.fe22 y. - W 49, - :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
NAcTTIPr,s DAGUERREoTYPE.

M would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
d age bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
introducng the DAtfU ERREOTHPE into NewOrleans
five wears ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in tine world lis specimens were
exhibited at the FAIR competition with Others taken by
The best operator from NewYork and he awarded he
First Premium 10 specimens exhibited at MS establishment
but those taken by himself M assures the public that ms
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant praeuce are
the best inducements to persons DESTROYS OF INSTRUCTION IN he
beautiful art Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any the city; all other articles the same
Plates al per dozen ScovIs No. iOr So 25guaanted
the best plates made in the United States Gases ~ 10 ana
sS 50; Newly ork Cameras at $ls
ES5h Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
60 Entrance No. CAMP street. mhII Ii
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

FiRsT DIsTRfcr -Pierpoat vs.. Noyes
alld Nogts vs. PierPopt.-I These cases, which were
consolidated, viii. we are told, be presented to the
supreme Court some time next winter The iadg-
merit rendered By The Lower Court does hot seem
10 be wholly satisfactory Petty and frivolous
casssof assault and ba9ery occupy the whole time
Of this Court and bus n civil cases are now car
RED there, The law giving preference in this Court
% The criminal docket
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

INMANEY AssAUL1.-0n Wednesday night last
while person by The name OF Edward Wallace
WIS walking mp Cnstomhozse street, he saw
creature who called himself William Redmond in
the very act Of throtiling woman Mr. Wallace
succeeded % arresing tie female from the clutches
81 her unnanlE persecutor, whereupon Redmond
seized 2 large stone and dealt him a blow which
for some time rendered him senseless Redmond
has been arrested, and viii be brought before Re-
cOrder Gen0ls this morning
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
T7TzHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP,
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, &c.
ZzarcHEs- 1890 ANp EANoX GooDs.

FyHE subscribers ba Just received an 3 4s9l na
supply OF very superior Sold and SILVER w acleSi "a
with Hunting Gases of NJ L Tobias, Rosksl ana
other superior makers also Fine L9aqe@ Pine
(foid Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies bfa4eelet
Necklaces Breast Pms, Gold Peae lsSe5 515 es5 a5 ~
0ne of tie firm in the European masA els conslsll o.
Foxes Dressing Gases fine Fans ke9engf a my Ps
articss Also fine Scissors and Needles aDs EilN an.
FoI Casfo6 Eandesticls, Double ana single DS S
Cons Pistols Reyoye Bowie hnlSes' llilsey 80
No ion safe at moderate prices, ~ ,,.,, :. e,.+
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE,
A1ina Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON lst MARCH, 4o4o.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford. $55,UUO
Cash deposited in Bangs in Hartford, bearing 40,
interest the rate of per Ct per annn. l5,g-I4VO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. .,......, l2559
=, .. Ph9nK .,.;..;..... u,5VV
- :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l,ZJU
stock in Exchange Bank ...............,. 1880
. Connecticut River Bmk.......... 3 90
, . Eagle Bank, Providence. ........, ISlO
Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. sy9
- Connecticut River Company. IsQ
. Railroad. ...... 4g5O
. Hartford and View Haven Railroad 3JO0
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time an adj. - ~ o,o
vance on the above mentioned cost prices OF 5IUV-lCg
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad CO.., u wy
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at i.. 3SziV
Bills Receivable payable in 30 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate, or ~
Total Assets of tie Company ,... $780,
AGENEY OFFICE, No. ~ Camp street.
e8" The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue to issue policies at the lowest rates OF premium re-
WI. r. FOSDICK,
my10 tiIl1stN GEO, c. LAWRAsON-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

SToLEN WATciIEs.-0ne Of the watches stolen
by gang Of Juvenile scoundrels was yesterday
found ii The possession Of Mary Conway, who is
said to BE maleral parent Of one Of these hopeful
Youths The watch was claimed by Margaret
Roach. and given into her possession.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

sTABnNG.--Jacob Benni was yesterday morning
sent before Judge McHenrE by Recorder Genois,
on the charge II having stabbed Frederick Buntz-
elmeyer the Keeper Of coiiee-house on Gallatin
street. with intent to kill him heaccused, it ap-
pears vas making great NOSE in the house, and
IS the proprietor attempted to put him out, he drew
4 knife and stabbed him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

BuRGLARY. Antonio Cabos, a man whose name
familiar as a household word to the police Of
all three Of Vie Municipalities, was arrested near
midnight On Thursday last in The act robbng the
steamboat Globe. He had only been LET ont Of
prison ten hours previous 20 his having been de-
lecied 10 the above teiorious act He is to be sent
10 the First District Court,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
DTT-TCsJTFTJT, SUMMER RESIDENCE,
AR T,EWISBURG,

q
A IT PRIVATE SAItE.-Fhe land measures hall arpent
"A iTogf 10 the Lake, by Il aTpents IN depths to- 4
sar with all The improvements thereup0H-cOm- l=ss=m
5Tising good dweinghOuse kitchen, servants
rooms stabe etc. ETC. all we'll fenced IN and IN fsa!e
oyar I'm front of The dwelling is fine pastuYethe whole
well surrounded by fine ive-oa and other beautiful trees
Tie plan Of said property can be seen at our oeeIeTmS
s' my5I PERSON s. BOENEvAIl 81 Gravier st.
T7TsHEsT PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP,
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES &c.
So BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol >gssa
-1as dieTs that he may be found Under 53sAo
- he 81. CHsHRLES H0IELk, LIz9SEs
SzzEeF.ssS CqrHer Of C}TdCicr street, toT the 2Aa
fIlT5ose Of purchasing SOLDIERS DISCHARGES,
LAND SCRIP, 6Sc at the highest prices
BfGBEE being well known to the largest poftiOn 81 the
Army faers Himself that he needs no references Dut
soiclts their patronage. 81 -, I'LL .
~ $500 IN s ii, y ~ - Jel9 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
DAGUERRE0TYPE.
PLEoTRC-MAGNETIO PORTRAITS.

Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS.
JY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
ID guerre0type Ga discovery OF the subscnbe) the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECoND-caelnng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing indehby upon the silver
plate - Those who wish to retain IN their families good
LIKENEssEs Of relations friends can do so at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and ChaTles
NO 8 Chartres street. [my3 lyl w. Il. HUTCHINGS.
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ranrIr,Y BUTTER AND CHEESE DEFl

T4NDER THE IcEsBODSE,
Corner If st. Charles aHd
p5gdrns streafs.-Hhe subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DAlRIEs Of New I ork, Penn
sylvania ard the West tGr a con.
stans supply OF
Sweet Table Butter.
II will lie delivered at the resi-.
dsnces Of ouf customers (wlthoul
extra cisage) IN sT0EE JARS. from
3to 10 -.
PLANTATION BrFTER alNsagI
ca hand. also. CaoKfNe BUTTER
Also, Italian. freHch. HOLLAND
and American CHEESE. ~
mysl GE0l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

INQUEsr. The coroner yesterday held an in
quest upon the body Of a white man, whose name
was unknown, who was found drowned in the
river opposite the Red Stores in the First Munich
lality. No clue was Obtained BY which he could
be identified. Verdict accordingly
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PORT or New ORLEANS.
-IkrI1rps. . 8 8 49,. 8 80 Tihs. e

Lky1TUDE, 2 81 % N.-llosalruba 90 Vein Time g..
Steamship Globe BIoncru Gsigeston. Harrison Morgan
Steamship Z a. Ogden, Wilson, Brazos 81 Jago,
ship Geo Evans oooiIard Liverpool j. r Whitney SEQ
Shp AlesaanE shaiiklanas SeN 4 ork y. u As9Pndge
sehr. SINUS Iaases Brazos ST Jago o. Eicibam
schr Gen. agoT. anderson Pensacola, j. w Gibbons
Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Panlesfe smith TN Vera Cruz 81 INST 10 v -
(2pagte1 d1asier-Point
ship coHstantas Smith. en- Vera Cruz 81 INST, % Y s.
ship Roefaa Foster from Vera Cruz, 2ath ut, to " s.
QuafteFmastef-5o FONT
shin Elizabeth Hastg from Vera Cruz, 18th ult., TO " s.
u s bark Robert Morris cOzstte I'm Vera Cruz, lstns
Bark Mary Pafkef PatheEsol IN Vera Cruz. 1 inst. 10 U.
s. QuaItermasteT--P ONT
Sehr Pioneer, Martin, from Tanpco 9Th ut,, 10 u 5.
Quartermaser-5d my.
California. Griffin. ful' Mobile
Andrew Fulton Fulton, I'm st. Louis
Natelez Holmes, I'm Nlcksburg-5S7 bales cotton.
Martha Washington, Irwin, from Cincinnati
Pike No s. Ian, from Cincinnati
Homer Underwood. from LOUISVILLE 459 bales cotton
Luna FarchiId, fin Bayou sara-6 bales cotton.
Towboat Star, Brown I'm the Passes.
Towboat Shark, Pinnegar fm the Passes.
ship Mary, Peasants from Vera Cruz.
Memoranda:
Towboat Sonlefqle towe9 down and to sea on the Attn
inst. ships Adirondack and ETanconia.
Towboat Star tolged down and to sea on the Cd inst.
sbps Swatara and JnO Cummings.
shps Fanny Forester and Rhode Island
Jfhe steamer Pike No left Louisville on the 18th u and
The steamship Palmetto, Capt Smith, made the passage
to Vera Cruz and back in 9a days She reports the steamers
Ocean and Hercules and propeller Mckm left Vera Cruz
for this port on the ID instant with troops.
Spoken:
By the steamship Palmetto, on the 9Th inst, in lat 20 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

RECORDER BALDwiN's CouRr-Fhefe was a
nieagre view Of an empty Courtroom and an al
most desoate dock yesterday Petty cases of as.
saul and battery, and some half dozen of the dis
ciples Of Bacclns, aud then the Court, if we call
il So Recorder Baldwin being absent across the
lake, moved an ADJOURNMENT Recorder Baldwin
viii return to-nou9w, butdurng the summer is ex.
pecfed 10 Be absent for three months, on visit to
the North. The Aldermen composing the Police
Committee Of the Second Municipality viii alter
natey perform the duties IF Recorder Baldwin
-dnnng ms absence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08

E5Jd4I Ol1tlIN IJlAtlLt ~ 2 -
CtAMUEL LOCKE. Nos 7Gad 8 Front Legee, 4
- betreeH Ctst0Lqh03Se md BieHUtte streetS has "a
lately received full supplies OF articles in the aboye(dtB
line which he is prepared 10 sell at the lowest pc ~
50 pieces Ondon Bunting Red, White, Blue anu Glow
% American Ensgns, Jacks, and Penna1ts
500 coils Superior Manila and Taned Cordage;
50 Anchors assorted, from 50 to 1350 ns.i
. Chain Cables, "a, l, "a, II inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bush'd aud Iron Strap Blocks;
Patent Roller Shelves Cabooses &c. &c
10000 yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos
Nautical Almanacs Log Books Log States, &C.. Sc.
AIso-Two splendid CHR0NOMETERS, Thomas
Hewitt maker. Je2J IT