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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

THE DESERT
THIS POPULAR AND HIGHLf DRAMATIC ODE
Il SYMPHONY. composed by FELIcIES DAVID,
viii bs performed In the most rfrcivs manner ~ the
AMERICAN MI ICAL INSTITUTE,
under he direction VI
Mr.. H. c TIMM,
CASTLE GARDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING Sept 10,
Commencing precisely O'clock with fui Ofchesua ara
Chorus
Mr.. R. G. PAIGE,
gina representative OF SPIRIT or THE DtskRT
in this country has been engaged for the occasion.
ONE THOUSAND YEARLY TICKETS,
admitting the holders all public performances OF the lnst,
from the Il o Sept l8is TO si sept si9 VIII be issued
ONE DOLLAR EACH
Single Tickets for this performance,
FiFry CENTS EACH.
For sale 81 the Music Stores
FREE SUBSCRIBERS.
FREE ALL WHO ACCOMPANIED THE INSTITUTE ON MS
LATE EXCURSION
Castle Garden is capable Of holding 1900 persons but
10 avoid the possibility Of again having crowd, or any
thing approaching Il, . -
only will be issued Including free tickets OF every de-
scnpton.
These no purchased The city will obtain their tickets Of
those they purchased from All others will receive them al
Once OF the Institute SO Broadway, al any hour OF the
THE INSTITUTE
will adjourn At ~ O'Clock, after which DoDwoRrRs BAND
will be In attendance until u O'Clock
~ BA complete piano Score, contsinng all the Music,
with English words, be had at the store OF WIN HALL
4 son, 239 Broadway, 70 ONE DOLLAR.
SO II II. MEIGGs, Principal 563 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

a The Ahoa Monitor, Loco-Foco paper
Ia, abandoned the cause Of Cas- and nosted the Van
geren asg Il. edited by JOHN w. BuFFNAS
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BOARDING

QUAR- DlNU
BOARD on BROADWAY.-Two splendid suites
DOT apartments. on ffs floor with pryee bath Ihe
other on second floor with balcony IN fro with or witnol
board separately together The house 3 delightfully."-
situated Also Or sin gle gentlemen Hot cold snd
shower baths for the use oihe occupants Apply 81. broad
way. 70 J."
nnaKnISG.-One front parlor with large front bed
ID room aud pantres, to lei 20 gentleman and VIE
with board vii be ei either furnished or unfinished TO-
geshe sepaste 0as single gent emsn cen pc accom- pa.
shower Apply 81 IS Tenthst cor OF Fourthaye ~ Nv
DOARD WANTEO.-A gentleman is DESTROYS Of Oh
Danng board for himself lady snd nurse, where ne can
have large unfuInshed front room, with psn.iiss "a
on second third story and the situation would De prefer
red IN the vicinity Of Broadway, between Beeckef 81 ara
Union-square. Address HenIy," at this ottce 80 u
BOARD can be obtained for fsmiy single persons
DIN good house and genteel ne.ghbolhoood whe,e ie
family Is small sni few boaders taken al 5H broonesI
Reference given aud required. 20 j.
DOAKD-A gentleman and lady or single gentle
Omen ud good board and very pleasant rooms a. %
Mhite-st near Broadway, where they can enoy ht uo
comforts Of home; references gwen and reqleo 80 Jus
DOARD.-A few single gentlemen and gentleman
ID and his wife can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and board In a geniee private family by applying a. %
Fr4nkln-. near Broadway. References exchanged. .oo
DOARD-A pleasant double room with slcsets can be
ID had with good board al 10 fuitonsL ie" aOofs
Of Broldway Also, single rooms
DO,RDISG-A gentleman and his wife or tEo or
board 10 private family BY spPyias al p o1yeL-s . 81.
pOARD-A pleasant front room on the % 1907 10, 2ne
cor TWO gentlemen. or gentleman AM hls VIE asD'
single rooms for Or gentlemen Apply d Jay-sl s''s
.STASTED-A furnished bedroom by single gentle
w man, IN the house Of Pn,eie ian.i! no aggss
berss REM rot TO exceed Sl2p month Address B. L.
Immediately, al this Office. - -
a FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated WIN
"A pleasant and fu Or partial board m issPeua
bic private family. Apply al % " MlSs1 east S,so5e
Broadway. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
NJATnIMnNIAL.-A Gentlemen ofunexceptOnabl


n worth and with moderate property Is desirous Of
uniting himself 10 lady Of character and intelligence anu
who IS likewise possessed Of small fortune Any ady De
tween the ages OF and g. with good constitution 10 al
don 10 above requisites and who i DESTROYS Of form
ing an immediate matrimonial lance VIII please address
previous Oct L.. 1913. 4 LOWE, care Of Rsv Is haT-
mon Pos Off e. New York. g 2VlseOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

re- General society Of Mechanics and
Tradesmen of the City of Newly ork.-The reg
ular meeting Of the Society will be ned al Mechanics Hail.
~ Broadway. this evening, Sept O. one hour ser sunset
IS II ISAAC FRYER, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
\ ENGLISH GARDENER

\ ENGLISH GARDENEK-tsiN years ouil-
"A who IL practically ana theoretically veTsed m all he
modern routine Of garden and farm landscape gardening
chemistry construction OF Improved Implements, Judgng
OF soils and Improvement OF soils A. tie least expenseis
on an cement gardener estate where
otLer help i employed Address postpaid X Doben,
L cambridge Mass. au@o iussAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
SCHOOLS.

MISS CARROLL,s SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
vi DIES S7 Msdisonst viii be reogened on Moadsy,
llih September. - -
MISSES MARsHALLs,S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
NlIADIES SIS broomest viii be fe-Ofened on Moncay
fth September. a.. 80
lJIss VATHAWAY's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
vi LADIES III SIKH VII De rs-Opclec on MOlie!'
The ih Sep,em5er Circulars on application sa-o Sc
Tr>JVPR.Iry GRAMMAR sCHOOL.-Prof
L Johnson R.cior-Thr first quarter OF he new year
beg.n on Monday sept T. Pupils are eceiVed Al my ns
49, 10 T.rtsr Gecrge 5. Parker, clpsl asscs
Depadmeni: Lewis n. Hobby, Pn-epal Ensisn depart
m-lL
SCHOOL FOR YONG LADIES. q fusninz
SIT-MT AID Mrs HUNTsMAN having vacancies ior
@ boarers wish 10 inform parents n me cry nal t-lf
~,,-,seor. ,re such as 70 insure comfortable and
5supV home h their pupils, via every adY.nisge o. no
erai and accomplished education for particulars see car
-,Isr. 4. NJ - T.yior Fognets, 20 Broadway, OF s.
Mes.r.. Deluc Co.'S PARK Row, or 81 Bioad"sy
fl .,VeOciss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
GRAso PANORAMA or
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
TAYLoR's BATTLES IN MEXICO,

IN MEXICO.
THIS PANORAMA represents In the most natural man
the marches, sncampmens, and al ne SURFING mel
dents Of
TAYLoR'S BATTLES I'm MEXICO,
together with correct views Of the country ces, &c &c
Is the larges; and beautiful painting IN the word
Exhibited every night a. O'clock afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock. al The N l.
NERVA ROOMS, 100 Broadway. Admission l5cs Schools
admitted on reasonable terms SHERMAN TnUSEY,
nu22ffs Proprieters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

j. NJ g. BOGERT. Aucuoneer.
- Took of CRO(kERY, CHINA AND GLASS
- AT AUCrION-By w. w. nHIRLEf-THURsDAY
Sept 10 O'Clock at the store $40 Broadway, perempioy
each sale from the shelves 10 suit retailers ere
ac Also the to et and the fixtures sold after sale OF
.,ock SAFE rain or shine ~ IL
AUCTION NOTlCE.-THURSDAY,st 10 o'clock.
Asale Of choice stock OF the be family Groceries, s AZ
Madsonst Of Clinton by order OF the executors OF
the estate Of the late Sir Chids comprising desirable as
sorment of articles Ia the line Also, fixtures platform
scales, groceni wagon and harness, &C,
80 Il THOMAS BELL, Aucfioneef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

III TIE LADY VINO yesterday took from "shepherds
30 Broadway by mistake Il presumed, green Para
sol, and len black one in place thereof, VIII return ~
green one the abovenamed store, she viii receive ne
own, aud greatly obliee tie owner. - us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
DURTON,s THEATEA, CHAMBERS-ST. :
- MEDNEsDAY ENENING. SEPT s. wiz be PLAYED

the successful comedy ~ -
OLD HONESTY,
Michl Bradshaw Nicholson Dame Bradshaw Mrs Vernon
Joseph Bradshaw Grace Mary ..... Miss dickinson.
The tarce IN act. OF
MISCHIEF MAKING.
Henry Oesgrs.s Ar Grace Mad. Nauelle Miss Chapman
To conc Iuie with an Original RESCUE. called the
PALACE OF PLEASURE. Or. the lnvis be Primo.
fnfaniine Furbond burton SlOussbeiia Mrs O. LOder
Don Leander T johnson Nguseliltepei Miss snci ar
The who 10 conclude win Comic ,scch called the
Pnces-Dress Circle and PsrQuere, ~ cts. Family Cir
af- Il will A a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

nAGuERREOTYPE PLATES, Of superior quaL
~ ify wholesale and retail; cases, chemicals irsfrl-
mens and appssls-eyeryhing in the line, constantly
hand and for sale
au50 lmis ANIHONY'S National Daguerrean Depot
Removed from ~ Broadway 10 POS Broadway, ". Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

IT, Gcntlemen's Hats-Fall sfyle-BiRp, cor Of
Pine and Mass Genemens Hats Of the all Standard
Embracing Ell the recent Improvements IN the various
branches Of the arr are ready for inspection and sale
The new style submitted the critical judgment Of tie
couuosseu well for the style and fnish the quality Of
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the just
discrimination OF discerning public resting his claims upon
the known merits Of his hats for quality, durability and
superior finish as the best erdeaee of their intrinsic excel
ence; ard the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed Is a
sufficient test OF their quality, notwithstanding the e1trava
CANT professions Of dealers the present time
sn2s inns BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau ats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
RATS, RATA, RATS

AAIS. AAk0.. AAIo...
- Z. DIVERS Patent Scfserng Revolving
RatTrap, 10 decioedly the beat Rstestcher 10
the United Ststes. II has scd VIII deceive tne
Nae most cunning old Rsts that have been TOO wide
awake for all other rsps The ssgAciy Of tho venn VII
be of avail It'll his ingenious Trap The rat v tosn
10 the trap - Advancing the bstthe trap reese W
az each raj 10 caught Made snd for sale Jedefson-
SC between East Broadway ard Dtvtsontt
" B-Pafeni nights viii be cold VI sxeHanEed 10 Iena'
for one or more States. - ~ S~S
ii FOR BELFAST, IRELAND-WHh lnms
Or disls disoach-Ths Gfstcass fsstsa.nng BRUSH
-7>H AMP SEA KING, Capt Bel, burden 100 nns, WIZ
All. q. .hoye For balance OF frelgni syiLg wonds a
her esrgo engas and goog board or passage hs's
ns,y seri3r accomod ATOMS, apply bosnd 1t Ptes
IN River orto JOSEPH MeMURRAY,
a. IL corner Of Pine and South "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
rg-In Diarrhen and kindred complaints nov

prevailing, no food OfUtmVhNl stsuh 10 uLNhL" rh
RiSA. One Of our best physicians observes;
have mmensd and prescribed ~ use 20 considerable nun
Der of persons Affected sarous complaint particularly Of re
digest organs esufrf All ny experience has led ne .
consider valuable addition tie regimen OF The zs and IN agree
able article ct food 'or those iu heatls
For sale At the principal drug stores. Wholesale by
20 2weods HECkER s. BROTHER, 20l CberTyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

w cassmefes ssfnets. Kentucky jeans blankets, ian
nels mlsns pTrfs. gnghau linens, table diapers, towels
bedcss &C also soand goods al loves. prices for ssle
By q Sis W MATHEWS, 50 Cshsrinesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

XVrM. ENDICOTT Il co. (successors 10 g. 4 W
w Endico) 50 Bteknan-s prepared 10 receive and
execute orders in eyerydeparmeni Of the arr OF typography
in superior slyle. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

rF'- Wig Headquarters al HUNTS - fHh-foW
where he selling Wigs Soaps and IOupees, OF superior
quality al % per cheaper Than can be purchased else
where Strangers particularly solicited to call and "a
anime them 81 owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
MARINE JOURNAL.

sSsEE MtRLNE yolRNaL FoUKTH faGE :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

q Al aasers ie,>reeats set ~ BE- pet
paid or ne, t,,R not BE- taxa ct a. fi< Ofos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

NTIBIO,., ASTOR-PLACE, BROADWAY
~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 8 FOURTH
NIGHT Of The FRENCH OPERA. Madame LABORDE,
Mons LABORDE. Nme. PAUL, Nile FRESNAIS, NJ Jns.
MORDANT, Mr. JOHN SEXTON, Mr. SrRISl. will APP
pear. Leader, Mr.. PERROr. The performance TO com
ipence with the celebrated Overture to Ia File du Regi
men by Donzetd. To be- succeeded by Donzetirs Military
French Opera Of
LA FILE Do REGIMENT. The Child ofthe Regiment
Msn-...... Nine Lsborde serg't supce. M Mordant
Tonic. ........M Lab0rde Hortensas ohm Seton
Marchioness Nine. Paul Corporal. strinl
The Duchess NJ L. Fresnais Notary Jules
In the ofhe piece Nine Lsborde VIII sing the Ma
uOnal Air Of saut Ia France.
uemssiOn of quarter OF an hour between me ISL anu
"a sets
Doors open 6i-Commencng H. Admission 80 cts 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
Disnslers, &c.

BELOW ship Aasoa Elliott; Charleston, JAYS. cotton e Wa
ie Also, bark Ao-oas, from " est Iaics Also. brig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
be l1lIow LIZ is q comparative stetement Of the

\ new Bank is about TO be established at Wa
tcIiord Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

/ lNANTED-A young man or hoy HAo resides viii BIS
w parerts or friends, cotali'.ion s.cr- One who
b.. some know - ~ drug. and MEDICINES would be- pre-
tered COMPENSATION aitfsi vii be small Azores r e.
{ ttls Office El+
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

DUEL SToPPED.-lt has been understood for
some days past that duel was to have been fought
yesterday between Mr.. Boutet, editor of the new
democratic paper The People, +" and Mr.. J. A. Bon
neval, in consequence of some afront given to Mr.
Boutet by the latter gentleman, in controversy
concerning an article that appeared in the People
denouncing Willard Fillmore an aboIitonist, etc.
Report was, that the duel vas to come off at 2
O'Clock. Previous TO that time Mr.. Bonneval had
been arrested by officer Petre of the Second NUM-
cipality, and on the officers information he was
quired to give bonds of $4,000 to keep tue peace.
In the First Municipality Mr.. Francois ]. Letellier
appeared before Recorder Genois, and made affida-
Wit of the beigerent intentions of the gentlemen,
as he had been informed. Mr.. Boutet had not been
arrested up to 2 or O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

AMERICAN STOCKS IN LoNDoN.-Ihe N. Y.
Journal of Commerce, of the 3Oth ult., says: Mr.
Corcoran's arrangement for the sale of $5,00O,OOO
of the new United States loan in London, does not
seem to have been definitely concluded at the time
of the Americas departure, though nothing unfa-
vorable had occurred At least this state Of the
case is to beinerTed from the only letter of his that
has been made public to-day. The senior member
of the house with which the negotiation was pend
ing, was absent from England, and Mr.. Corcoran
himself had also gone to France for few DAYS.
He still expects to return in the steamer of the 23j
September. His negotiations had been conducted
with privacy, and none Of the circulars mention
them, nor do they appear 70 have become known
at all in the monetary circles at London. Mean
while American stocks maintained their prices,
with moderate business, but not more so than
was proportioned to the general duness of trade
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

WHERE ARE THE CHALMETTE GUARD !-On
Monday night about an hundred of the Fillmore
Rangers marched in body into Hewleti's, after
the meeting in the Third Municipality. Governor
johnson happened to be in the room in close con-
versation with few choice democrats, who, fear
ing the presence of the Rangers augured Gnsafety
to His Excelency, were about forming themselves
into " Governors Guard, :" when the Rangers adj
vanced and took the whole party prisoners. They
were then arraigned at the bar an accusation of
thirst, and pleading guilty, they wes made to suf
fer the penalty of thirst insatiable His Excelency
determined to be up to his captors, and pinch
above them, so he charged them again and again
to the tune, report says, of an L.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

"THE FREMONT. The Messrs Keenan,, favor
ably known to large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances, have taken the " fremont House, on St.
Charles street, (ecently kept by Mr.. Hwin,) and
have made extensive alterations for the accommo-
dalton of the public Their Restaurant is furnished
with every luxury the markets afford and as to
their liquors, those who are judges of the article,
say they rank A. No. l. The toast of the office is,
" success TO the fremont"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
GEORGIA ELECTION.

We have devoted good deal Of time in collating
the following statement OF the returns in 81 counties
of the 90 in this State from the various sources ac
cessbe to US, but feel great confidence in their
entire accuracy, as the sources from whence we
gather them by no means agree-yet we think they
will not be found materially differing from the truth
In our table yesterday an error escaped US in the
addition of one of the columns, which put a wrong
face on the returns. However, the error was so
glazing that it was easily detected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

THE CHALMETTE GUARD.-In accordance with
the call published yesterday, the young democrats
of this city met last evening at 1l6 Charities street,
for thepurpose of organizing Club to be called the
"Chalmette Guard" Notwithstanding the in
clemency Of the weather, large number was in
attendance. The Club was organized by the cleo
ton of Mr. Fabre as President, and VicePresidents
and Secretaries were appointed to represent the
three Municipalities, Algiers, Gretna, Lafayette,
and Carrollton. We understand that there are
already 900 names appended to the list of members.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

GREAT WING MEETING AT SALEM, MAss.-The
wings of Salem had very large meeting on the
28th uIt., numbering some 1000 persons, who We're
addressed by Rufus Choate and others. The meet
ing was enlivened by the burning of Bengoa lights,
ascension of rockets, and the illumination of the
buildings. A delegation was present from Boston
and MANY other places
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

A TURKISH VESSEL ARRIvED.-The Turkish
brig Ararat, arrived at Boston from Constantine
pie the 29th ult, said to be the first ever known
at that port. She relieved the British bark Shan
non, bound to New York, with no passengers, on
the 26th ult.-the crew on short allowance, and
part of the passengers sick.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
western Markets.
rTelegrapbed to the Baltimore Sun

ITelegraphed to the Baltimore SUM-
PITTsBuRa, Oct Il Is4s4Phe Flour market was rather
heavy under the foreign news. The Eastern demand is
smaller. The market IS active for wheat aud corn at former
rates. Rye active and buoyant. Nothing Of moment
done Yesterday IN Provisions, and the prices are somewhat
unsettled Sales Of Rye -four SO per barrel. Sales of
GoHmea at 81 IS "a 81 SI3 barrel Sales of Western
Butter at Ice pound Whiskey l8c per gallon. 1t
river channel.
CIEcISSATI Oct, ], 1S4s-The steamers news has I'M
tuea our market Tor Fourpnces remain last Quoied
The Grain market without change. No change IN Pro-
flslonsrees As last quoted III has been raining ~ t2y
and the Hyer IS now rising
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
SILK AND STRAW GOODs!!!

NOtJDesh C0Htnl0n and GrdCieT Sts.)
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
4 Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SII R
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
the following ~
Black Lugtring Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks, all widths Black Plaid Stripe Figured and Watered
o. do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks: Black Apacas Black
IBombazlne; Rnned Cashmeres; NJ. de LANES Owagos :
Black and C9lored Foences Grape Grape Lsse Illusions
Nc; Green Barge Black Silk Serges Black and Fancy
k CaYats satin d. Ladies' Fancy Dress Handkercbieis
Fo2gee Spltahed and India Handkerchief: Hack and
G&Qqtioted oik Fnnges Gmps Buttons &c: Black and
" f 4fe Egyptian Eilet Mts Black White and Coored
AID rGLO YES Cashmere and Silk do Black and White
SIX aOse Cotton Hosiery all kinds: Shavls and Sears
= FF q FANCY BONNET RIBBONS CAP dol Plain
an ~ and oSfn do all Numbers: NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONNETS; Tuscan and Straw DO, latest fash
9a ,ALpSla lowers and Wreaths; Irish Linens Linen
anoIc handkerchief Cambdes; Jaconets SWISS and
IduH duslihs Fancy Nets Embfoidenes, and almost
every variety of FANCY GOODS suitable to the season,
usually kept BY f 10 which lIey respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade
SO Im-dSs.w Between Common and Gssyis sta.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

JEROME, THE SAILoR.-The ceremony Of pre-
sentng to Frederick Jerome the freedom of New
York city in gold box, took place on the 29th ult
at the Mariners Church, in the presence of an i'm
mense crowd Of seamen and other spectators. The
lady rescued from the Ocean Monarch was on the
stand. Mayor Havemeyer presided, and the Rev.
Henry Chase offered an impressive prayer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

RESERVATIONS in THE FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
We understand that Aldermen Mcneil, Duplessis
and Dupre, composing the Finance Committee of
the First Municipality Council, have rendered their
designations to the Mayor 1t is reported that the
financial embarrassmsnts of the Municipality have
been the cause Of Inc destinations
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

THE NEW CusToMHoUsE AND THE SECOND
MUNIcIPALITY.-By reference to our report of the
proceedings of the Council of the Second Munich
palityl.it will be perceived that body has taken
course in relation to the buildings being erected
the "Neutral-ground' in Canal street, by the Gus
tomhouse commissioners, which leaves it in the
power of the Council to cause the removal Of the
buildings at its pleasure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE. Oct TO- 1s4s.-One steamboat arrived this
morning, with 60 Beef Cattle. 200 Sheer mules and
horses Supplies good. and demand limit Our quota,
tions are-Beef Cattle, cOrned 57ec q Il CRASHED, 2S
GD811c p ID; Hogs, 41S05c D ib; Sheep, s30s3 so p
head Mich Cows s2O0s3O . head; Hay, s250$2s
o ton; Oats, 3O0s5c. Q bushe Ban. 7O0sOc. y cwt;
Corn, 52G056c. o bushel; Oil Cake 81 p cwt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

OF We learn Says the Savannah Republican,
that the two wharves at ST. Augustine were de-
stroyed by the late gale. The water was at one
time foot and half deep in the post-office.
Nearly all the enclosures in town were blown
down, and very few houses have escaped injury
We may anticipate bad news from Key West,
Havana. and perhaps the WindMard Islands.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

DEATHS AND BIRTHS IN LoNDoN.-The number
of deaths in London during the week ending Sep
TENDER g. was 1920, being twenty-five more than
the week before, and forty-eight above the average
of the five preceding summers. The deaths from
epidemic, endemic and contagious diseases were
1883. The births in the week were 1887.