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{ MoRnElowell, has invented method q
kidding, resfng and furliag the sails Of vessels, p
which four men On the deck can ird of rsef she
main-sopsai with ease and dispatch. 10 ihe most
violent gales AN Ire taffails $50 can b a'eds
and CIV F6nsainlns canvass lufed, dasna &C. ane
usually required 20 reef d single sail. 30 nen arg
sent aoi and the danger e life, and ihe danger O.
delay in a tempest are alike avoided Themeihod
has recently been examiasd IN Boston, By exp
rieneed nautical men, and ayoablq a
by them.
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RUreERs CoLLEaE, New Brunswick, N. J.
The Newark Daily Advertiser contains a. report of
the proceedings Of the Commencement Of this in.
stituion, on Tuesday, the 24th ult At noon an
orafon was delivered before the alumni by F. #.
Freiinghuyasn, Of Newark, the subject being the
claims BE- society upon cultivated mindg. In the
afternoon an Grafton ygas delivered before the lit
ly societies BY j. r Bradley, Of Newark, on
The relation Of progress 70 society; and in the
evening the junior exhibition took place as usual
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EiEPS SHIPS



fassaea toE 4lavre 10 saa n = a5ost q So
49, n e, 9 iast sa,iss 9pe1qi ship QhOM-
Snsse" WIZ sai as a0oye This ship has superior eccoo
darons ie hre o. zig sesase paaseuseg. Apply io bs
- For 4ay1e.-kh he a splendid fast sail nf pocket
peflef Recommendations fol passenger. Will have
mys0 l. ii q ale So i Gsnmon It.
go For GibEaiarTh, five iasfsaiing bds CCN-
hOht, Capt i.owll, aagiqg al her cargo en-
gagged VIII have dilpattlls toi passssa only apHly
mgss Wv Andrews 4 Ga ii connou i.
sscEoT caaaiz.--essgFs oHIIsabe 2 ans, lst
Stoad. havinHul 81 herlsfao euaaef q. nil have
lmmall9's qspsief tnF passage, aayns handsome e.
my2s LEVI 4 GALE % Connopa.
For llarseillss pass8fs Onip-Tne iine. fast
selling ship XONS Capi. Garnet win hsvs i'm
medaie dispatch For passage. having handsome
accommodation appy 9n hoaEd q @
sa m hessT flsist 81 bo IA ,esue siiaaf sil ~
msIs DEWEY 4 as 81 cnvia5
For passage appy On foad a fotsl "a aioriai1aiiy
For Triesis.-Fhe A i sac ssilinF sHp REl-
GOhlONs Cal Ionmaovieh. vii haGai n.nedi-
PASSAGE, having handsome recommendation. apply Is
mgl2 7. = CALI smmoa y
So Fer Barbados 81 b inc, b SAILING bfg u9Hd-
- 6hUSs kQ2ptHoidt MASTER, having sll Der cafeo
engaged VIII bare quick dilpaieh. For palsess
myH ]. W. ANDREWS 6 co... % Common Il
cqepsnd COPPER fastened iaf1la' naekel sahf.
&C., - : NJ -, re. e. . 5 ls
mslo W.tKHAai ii.srsiIs.l
For Vera cruz.-f hr Zoe, Tan ssilae I. eap.
pgfss ane c9ppsT its.eaed 6g ann JULIA
W hi9qsiions mattel having nofti9n 81 ss
fGalasa, having state ioon eeemmqdai als applg o
mgs "a. WEfhbRBf. a poldlas q
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Dr. liberal discoa5fer is public blessing,
money-sharer in its general Specification, public
nuisance We once heard IA nneedote Of the dis
tngaished Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Of Virginia.
He met an individual who, on hearing his name
inquired IL he had not e relative of the same name
for me ~ iiad the fisanqef sIla I'm 6534f
" Il itposshe5 exclaimed Nj Leigh, WHY. he
left rs a gentleman.
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40 san This Evening
- ia saisf 1seIsi sis ALE q & r. ilsne.
ps..-- ma VIZ Mi. ~ 49,
O'clock. ihi essa'se With ,aslf .sssase
Aseats u phlsdsphla. 3 Lincoln q Co.
a. f2r eealeas-1 ges Sc
49,. s.s HAsss- ,iit "a AAl 49, q
positively sal oa WEDNESDAY 6h Inst For balance 81
boss y V 8 w ' eoase e
la Fer Boston,,-rhe aas laii.; setting ship FAcTo-
sS Sss ~ 5a fs,. g ss ss Ms
freight. o. passage, appiy 20 u. II. GALE,
- For Bosion--fbe selling a ship ESSEX.
Capt Welsh having che most Of heT cargo ems
N s sasei Ang seng oa noaie slll have dspalot oi
i{ iisi .i y g. re. let5as superq. oisqq-
nei5sS oso ingsI DEWEY Co.. q 6ssssT ' y.
M Fer New 4ork-lhe fine brig LYDIA FARM
HAM Cant Hcihii.e. havHe iall eaao en-
btlt go 41H tAsa ? geek 70 s4 AofAfF thtQi Wlishf
mg8i Dewey 8 I'd 81 Gssisr s.
"a For Boston. RE a pnckets ship KENTUCKY,
iie above poit foE balance 81 freight p pss.
i. sPaiie Ladies casin, apply On board, at polt u
Second n nnleipslay ogig $50. -. 49,,
ny % Of GEO. FOSTER s CO.. g Cemnon s
za For Row Yofk Eagis Lfae-fa Jail positively
on lQ FlAk y. lree q The stsalllug packsi
sai as ahoye fq cabin seeage paAuse havine uuspr
vs. lppy y We ~ e94, op'
ms@ sAMb TOBY 8 NEPHEW IS csmp s.
40 Tor New XoFk--rhe a iasi ss.Ang haga VIM.
~ LarTdbee, Arys master having part Of fereafso
y engased vii have Quick dispatch tgf balance
O liefht pasleke hasing EUod recommendations Tor
Beef Market. orlo
- For Boston n be fast saiing ship & X sAS!i
z NlcLeliag; master, wiz have di.pete1. 70. height
Of 1000 bbls. -four, or The bulk sheeql q Rassage.
apply 20 the Captan board q Post w second lnuici-
paIsy. 0fio Lmysl ~ 4EEhkR 20 toydtas 81
5f Tor y ew York Ths new end fat selling sehr.
eatlA IlCGAs t1apt. Collins has pari o. her cargo
gagged, and will have quick dlsp4lcl For h9 iance
OF eight passage having u1sted aen1.
apply on b0uid st Post s. Second Municipality. ofi0
myt6 r NJ II ARhl5tfN = CO. ~ Peg e.
Eh Fer BRACES 81 Jagc, Point Isabel. Browns
A pate, etc - The sns iasi eallne go..ed alq cop
e per fastened schooner iIO4flNDAi ttillema,
master, having large portion Of her engHRed vii
sain few days. For balance of feisht pasage hay
ing good accommodations. apply board Lower feayqne
IlsI, ofio Imy8l @. WAChhAM. q hlsaglls &
III For Sahina.--Ihe llns aeepelsg and eopnei as
llA tened schooner g 81 lI. ia LD65 Anderson mas
ger, having most q her caigo erssged vii he dis
patched n few dagH TOT freight o. passage apply on
an3i III tVFfHERRY ga Rapdn4
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a GLASS roo MUCHs-Thomas Patterson became enfaasd
with Richard Heigss. and threw glass tnmhief at him
shvenng pieces upon bis face. Not content with this
be knocked him down and stamped upon him. For his
Iagenns assault warrant was sIued By Recorder Genois
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oar On the 9th ult there were 81 interments at
ST. Louis, 10 of which were of persons who died
by cholera.
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F0R nALIE0RNIA-


EeEqlar racte for tst AZ Tane-.Far1
$500 ~ 34 Sea4fes.s- iAe wei. knoNns fast sailing
~, & heeuaf Packet brig PHBFECIs Cdpt. Hdyl
Will s a above This Voile has supenor acoahi nafors
~ Neli aug stesiAee pQega gers and goes gnAfned
lAessfs fttAHE REID s Co. who viii fofwafl bassen.
gef 70 PanqHpa and San Francisco
ffaiHge On Cabin. eli Ia State $50
tassane N the Storage and found. ...........s3
tor iiele 1t q passaae Apply to
et&NEtlA y FOSTER. % Tch0upl0ulas IT.
bHBhf y S4W SFaveff r my24
- Fer California, ola Chanfes.--To sauceed ne
~ ling tqIAslA.--tfg Orleans md Chqgres Rec.
Hiqr l-iad.-lhe fast sailing oonpersd and
e9ppei fastened bank FLORIDA, MeCafy. master viii
tAtits hlofe. she has splendid State
Hont M me cabin, and the Seefdre beautifully ananaad
se e y q9c0mlQo1Ale limited number For height 81 pas-
w % ih CaptHn on board opposite tie Beet Mar
stiSk5 3engile q.
ANa vessel goes % our Agents. Maets. e ii IFrTca
e " % receive passengers and lie4hl AZ Ciafies and
.eialee tnam ihlQnett 70 San fran08c0 ~ rs ven low
a OF Q=i ug each pallenfer 81 3oafd 4ron
's,7 rs auieal % Chaeres until he smbafhs az fry
aaa ioi aan tlancisco st lION,
Chnersg Ra4Hf4r and hIEDICALNV ORKi
~ aoppeiei a1s5anplete Assortment of Stationery,
Inasesalltle principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPER
seeei3e and MAGAZINES.
any article the supplied forvardI
baaf Dispatch Books mailed. Prompt paid to any vol
ordered By mail. Foreign Books imported to order.
ri J. G.. MORGAN
Literary Depot adjoining The Post oncs, Orleans
p Complete arrangements made with the pnep
IL nj
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The Joint Committee met s. usnAi Yesterday At ibe oti;o
e Chg laypf IS 10 o'clock. NJ Mayor C1ssmaf sesl.s
that pi0posai4ss q Be fd0ess s stopping h1 srasss
theirs prsssnta srss numbe persons sgo were III
spisd with he laudabe desire Of earning immortality fof
themselves and relieving the cy from inuudaon ~ eebiev
ing whsIe Dunbar aud Giant had failed Ahonrh
every one had some very original and profound deaofhow the
work ought to be done, there few wns d assume The
responsibility 81 undertaking he task on the terms pfoposad
By Tie COMMITTEE There five estimates presented as
follows: Mr. Spear osimael the cost a. Gil 100 WIN. Al
bert at S50l00 Sylvester Banna Proposed to CONSTRUCT
blsakwaior the principle long in for tie construction
Of ml-dams; A. Kendall and w hen nfonosed 10 sion
The fol $4,000 $500 Be paid is advance The
work could be eonpsiei On eif rlsu in lfom tfee I'VE
should unlocked for rnpliun nceuy hni seven IS
ten days woud every delay Mr. r. 8fsf prsnossd
to stop the breach bg emp owing network Of strong gooe
before which quantis 81 land BATS sasoiues ETC. sboud
BE- sunk. Bsooa taking any action these plans the oi
lowing Tsp0rt read
Sanves and to talks charge The materials aud aienss bo
lengiug 70 the city, have tile honor 10 lepofi-
caenl aSannaton y ie eepasas aas Of iho work thas
has hsen cone ng ~ Dun3ag and No Grant, vested
men and sieampaat; and such maielins as they mrht
bfesch
Your Conmfies also equssd no above mentioned gen
enau dsenaise the balance d The hands md lie sesni
beats ilat haYe been employed n tbs eieHasae.
poft you 81 the conclusions which hey may have AZ
fifeuf ana ecol ma lfNbtlher think
p19eciion Of lhe city A Of which repeatedly unlimited
An. DurRE Chairman.
"a. MoNrkRvE
JuHE q. STEWART.
Naous then permitted l0exflaia their Vie ~
andpans, which, although evidently highly satisfactory to
themselves, did met to b. lie COMMITTEE Among
tie rest sociby struck wifb "a original idea snr-
gesied b Fenaan who proposed 10 stop the cnegasa
without susins any pressure be exened on tie work IS
which ito womb bs shnt c and wieh mist necsssa
bis snsfauifs vhole weight
Alter mueh discussion tho Comniliee eamt % Tho coaclu.
70 none p us pIngosais snhmie1 hul toentnst
ths WORK ths sasegon, The Commiitsa hea adjourned
without doing anj thias mcIe.
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.-nrr tnEERTlssMENrs ON TgIRD PAeE


Grlce leaves Nht
NV arrival Or az O'Clock p NJ Cars and % 81
MORNIN after the O'Clock, A. ~ Cars het9ni 1s55
MoRNiNG 81 halfpa o'clock A. NJ, 80 as 70 reach ~
s o Sl A. NJ oA'' 'GAsSiH & HARPER, So orannd
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STOLEN SALr.-C0mmssasy Diiard, yesterday. brought
to the High Consabes office Of The Second Munioipaly
two saehs Of salt surprised be stolen. hey found
in Camp stTeet above Grod
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esg- U. s. Mail 81 Gamer MarihH ~ ~ 6e
Pittsburf, Wheeiiag, Cincinnati an, lts tasf i
satSTasyi a O'clock 3 m. pvHd ffs eass drgxoo,ls
aug tlils--N Y. Tri5aasN
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BArou Baur, Parish Of {. 81 n, Landy'

BAYOU bmuF, Parish of st. Landytl
July IS, 184s.
Editors Crssct-I know not how you have Jared in the
vicinity Of New Orleans during the month Of July but oer
tain it Is that has rsned in this region eUeg dav in the
month to this date and black cloud just above
the trees, threatening throw cold water what little
hope the desDahg planter have eh The lands Of Bayou
s@n Extending from Washington in this parish to Alex
sndHal form the most important agricultural district in
Louisiana Soon after entering the mouth the B@uf going
up vast heds Of sugar open the right and e and
the farther the deeper the eds until yOn
TO one continuous field Of the rich staple miles
IN width through which flows the red waters Of the B@uf
in narrow natural canal This grand prairie Of cane grows
wider you approach the Red River until the eye fails
span its extent.
number Of panen in the upper part of the Bout dis
tct make over 1000 hogsheads Of sugar each majority
make over 900 hogsheads EACH and very few manufacture
less than 800 hogsheads
Nearly all Of this produce with considerable cotton finds
its to the market through Bayou Bout and il is
ar that with such ample at their commandwih so
little labor and expense to be shared among hem and the
almost boundss advantages that would accrue thsmthe
planters Of Bayou BRuf should not have united yeas ago
and rendered that stream navgabe for bsrges The labor
cleaning off towpath and extracting the logs and stumps
from the bed sfthe bayou would be speedily and
scarcely felt by the planters they would all put their hands
to il at once Instead Of this however they have contsnte
themselves with calling after upon the Legislature
for aid, and the Legsature-always bers in promises
internal mpIovements-has promised Bayou Bmuf great
many fine things but that fine bayou still full of logs and
It's tow-path not completed.
The plasian Of AvOyees St. Landry and Rapides held
convention Of delegates at HOmesvile on the 16h pT
which was well attended. but nothing thpi eli'
conplished by The proceedings. comml si6as X n
to atceTtain IL the State ~. 81 garh1asa
could be taken into the zAeAi
ed to write to he stsais Memphis nnd aii iaierme
boat sp. bs es-lae news eleEDni and lAs
ls,, Stas ilint passenger liealahqai ATLANTIC,
ker y At. 4asieC lsH4s
WateIf91 HfAtt " Ar fHe 1874 I.st, az O'Clock. ~
,visg. toI freight rasaee HAVING unsuriassad ac
seqaona, app en tqagd fpHtsle Poydfa street, 81 10
ktift = 44l4tc 3 y ~ P0ydfas 81. /
lttf j IL. Etl w GA pnrHrSs I
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Or The steamship Niagara, for Liverpool, LEI
New York at noon on Wednesday, the 25th n
She had 90 passengers for Liverpool, and
in specie.
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cTEALING IINvARE.--john Murphy and Charles Cave
anah yesterday arrested bg Tie inf unicipaf Police
charged with seatng tn-wafe
LARCENY Chade5 Cook and John Morris were 5eserjay
arrested hy The decoud hiuusipaly police oafged win
stealing coat and handkerchief
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statements Of facts may be implicitly received.
His truthfulness will not be questioned by any
person acquainted with his character for upright
ness This assurance is made, because in their
! ignorance of the man, and Needless of the fact
that he has possible motive for misrepresenta-
ton, Of the sticile in this city for the ex-
/ pioded Plot are swearing loudly to their belief
that this Mobile news is fabrication, or the cor
rupt scheme Of some bribed emissary Of the Span
ish Government In the little coteries which have
been nursing up this wild excitement, hundred
inventions are in circulation to break the force Of
this plain statements BY a man who is without
prejudice or interest," and entitled to confidence.
Captain DOwner's opportunities for obtaining
this information are doubted. But it should p
known that be is the regular pilot on boa58a !.
British mail steamers, and accomp sen4esr
their ronie-going Qn a
2s .eeoaa aaa ,.lss 1oon q - aunioasL ms
HOUSE ron RENr
81 81 ss ss e .le sea
l ap5 Ia
t0R aoer, Suitable ioS cs.slsass
,Hrr f4
ial soad lngnie 81 cEiAs. p soc S,iss
al AaN
uu 0ss sale6e ~ ~
ea
TOR aLR on
0as 2rs .sf es rs Nei
Ape
is 81 rbsss.s
10 RBNf
fNo sieif sss W la'hns hoom
hqs Tom oeasa street,
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cisco are moi later than those by the Crescent City,
at New York. She lsit ChagEea on Gle 2Sfh-
masking she passage in ak days and II hours.
This Falcon brings $4,000 in gold dust, CON
signed to different houses Ia New York
The rainy season had set in At Chagres, and the
health Of the place was very bad. There was also
considerable sickness at Panama.
Thecholero was raging at Carthagena with great
violence.
Mr. H. D. Cook, bearer Of dispatches from Peru,
came passenger on the Falcons
The Panama steslner was to leave Panama on
the 2sth inst for San Francisco. The steamer Ore
gon win leave for the same port on the LIST Sept.
There were about 700 emigrants at Panama
awaiting transportation for San Francisco.
The Alabsma had not arrived when Che Falcon
lefI...No news Of the Col. Stanton at Chagres.
The brig Ociavia sailed from Chagres for this
port on the 2sth
Lieut. Haristein reports a wreck ashore on Proyi-
dence island, supposed to be the Col. Stanton from
this port, bound to Chagres.
We are indebted TO the polite attention Of Mr.. N
s. X Davis store-keeper Of the Falcon for-the fol-
lowing shipping list, together with other interesting
Items Of news
List Of Yesssls left at CAagres.-EnEish steamship
Dee; American seamship Empils Cuyi bHg oetavi9, Of
stern wheel steamer Gen Hsnanjnst finlhsd-io mn up
Sh9g5ss RIVER 80 r..tio. 90. "A p.,.,,..
ESrs6 laaniship Sew Genals; Chian sip Eagina, 10
II II I is's 49, bst ISL su6slS se. BTs
LADY shsy u. 80 49,. p..,a .ep...,..
town IS ssil NEXT day ior suaysqu.
s5ss fs s5 s5 1ssas ~ al e t6Sse
asgs g cruise hoEs, ,-.... ~. -.
Fsnc6ea dasssd d. brs Orator dos spsn Bis NJ
a sa An ,5seoo Oosoe 'a'A alas RANGES
Ia sar Deco J4sB 5-Ans. shin Insz iiqm San Fan
p5i Ch bfis EiasSeth fioSi Vaiesraise' from San
tFsnelsco dss95sd Eng shlp gaIo3ns nom san hiHa
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CAaE o. Grnse4 THoMAs-gfarasr George was q
have been sd Yesterday ihe ffs District Count for the
muf5ef 81 fnumas Mutton. On o. The ahssnne of
material Witaesses the continued either bust.
nes was transacted IN the First District Court
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LAST DAYS OF
Nashville, daisd June
New York Herald, diets
the last days Of Ex-Presl
demned at Nashville as
The editor of the Nashville
has given notice, that in resi-
family and friends, it has been
and the editor Of the Christiai
facts, as they really exist, sho8
public. The statements, thl
to appear in those paper Satufday week :
Nashyille.
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DR.. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
OF al the remedies known there compared 70 DR..
AMEs TONIC BITTERs prepared entirely from Roots and
eya by magic, all those that afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ner
vous Affections indigestion Constipation, Jauadiee and all those
Cases OF Debility which prevail Southern
climate TINS ronie requires pung advertisement but VII
CUsTOAHOUsE Street. New Orleans, La. iea5 smsdp
~ Strangers in the OitY see DT. B. F, MULLEN,S
advertisements n The other columns Of this paper ne one Of the
best in his profession United satea All that stan
nlS6
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~ IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Co
lNG LAST k.sF llopteonsrr ana lYs-
iass f5nniag double eneine steam packet
tit.ll-f = 6 bunl. mezief. Fil leave MoHtLe EvERY
avery Saturday,
ia'senzeis IY this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
jay nQlhins W Iesth Algcon 10 time take he Extra
Nght Ifaiu on the Central Raiioad which arrives Al sa
fdnn4A etev Wednesday Nclnine and with the
speniid sea Sisames CllEkOkEE and TENNESS EE
New fofk steam Packets o. freight passage apply on
ap8l 8m A WAXING & 90. Aesnt.. Mnhia.
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hOBBERY--f fanrQls Aefqux GTesled bV the First
Municipality police qqd examined bsloa ieeqrdei sends
charge preferred by Dr. X j MuIen bar keeper the
gesceut g Hotel, kept By p Aeaaudsf c0facr Of Eos.
onnonse street ana Front Asqaa who dnozed lhat heonx
bad entered tie dalfoom last evening and gioen from The
drawer Sc ln cash and sdnag The evidence was
rnFer strong against tAe prisoner % 9 81 TIE funds and
lWo n1uniedeit coins haWnF heea found un0h him and
Identified the stoen nopety Lepux was committed 10
---- De MA l--o-- me E-L-- l---u-- .an---
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Olsen EasD}Fe noticed yesterday tla arrest Of David
Darusion, who charged By Paffck Cau with saind.
nag 3n OFT Of 50 advanced part pas melt ios as-
bDll DARLINGTON yesterday BROUGHT beidIa Recorder
baldwin, foF examination. e sppaaied from 50 evidence
thai DARLINGTON had eimhal atentlen the lIans8c.
ton and he Nas accordingly dsehnfrad
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~ ~ tcNoe TeelIdrtH on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS al ~ O'Clock, p M
ENOR MOBILE from tl New Canal and Pontehnrffaiu
a Railroad. via Pass Christian. rWg 4
Freight BY the New Canal itfAtA4
E1 PASSENGERS 1y the Railroad
ne MY 4n splendid ast mining paaseneer Lake steam
Ntt aADllLh w. ", sutton, master, tbuilt eEpTofsY
lqi me Fade cabin gu n sfaeaoiass) i leaNe he New
lanA as above landing 81 Tie f0ntchaain Railroad foi
passenger bg tie q O'clock train Qf cars.
ihrnnE1 Bills l.atiine al Us cents per bhl,
~ l.tiai st recaiFed 1T the New Basin Warshoure m
Ni Q COCK, p. al, 90 kha day OF departure.
uQns apply
iaaltf WlHGATE 3 brennan. IA poytlras st.
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gteambOat Departures inns ~

80. TO lMOfFOio Al0fMthB - .,
Tam AZ Dtvrs1ON No ~ at Pelican H0ll, corner
Chsries and Common streets, at ~ O'Clock.
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and Others pfope tie Shit canoe until they leach their oi
cs 70 AZ boat atieasufe not 70 be parted lightly with
aud MI Jewell IN seeking satisfaction Of Recorder Baldwin
iQl this ifatel act proves himself gem Of the t water
The second charge against MeCoskeg we ava is TIE words
81 the depo1tonthe language copd pot be lofoibe
Mqslns use 81 language towards hIm (IesalD which
word qgaee and 1sou Tie 'oaeHe Of te msanesl being;
and ior adjusting hIm dFain in tie Office Ui Tie ie Ton
sa1e. and ie'eing eeclng denQneHi from sold premsas
NalBshey was sant before The Fist Distinct C0ud low trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

Sc 1aia rage Jor Cwr News, SO.

sATUR0AH MOANING AUGUST 4 1a4s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

Tins UtE0ERs or THE DEEr.-J 1Iccashey was a. :
rested 81 slie Second NuHrparr police urBa two affaf
prieEsd By lowell iAe hns 80. ioi eoiaIl
tefminei nq 20 sts ni He slp m assarled ard hssifn
by rsid 9ict cfteg iu shameful menner - nffts
slll llc sfeaf deem VA sEitle that
ta act Is one lch cl loudf f0r punishsut n %
ienaeE lt eata hat GENES Acme 70 mang Of our czeaE.
10 RampgN' iAaa ipals many galley liehs.
1lnonsh kaarafts lattres tie ianps are hHEhts7
ana lliAletat ~
cupantsteck their hnea amidst he of gaien ou my
irdil bark that mag be offered 70 uaAlpor, Them.
Some ae plank now breast Che mimic surge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

I'm q Alt3A - j.ff{s II ". 81 sl.dIl LINE.
fia Bay 81 Lenis, Pass Christian and Pas6agoula.
a@ Ahe splendid l0w-pnessAle
- 9 Packet Steamers ORE tils-.feo
g QN, lslt r. q Hia5n
end A4g1kie j., DAY. Cant VIM. T a9iberon having
bssa built prs lo Us Lake Trade giih 81 accom-
lPudaQonss (ihe Ladies Cabins eiin etaie1o1s) Cna Of
s above steamers will leHFa tha f1nfchaIifuiu Railroad
DAILY dunng he week, fhe arrival Tie Lake the
ilatpafi cees 81 Tan Of Cars end 81 ts clock
u0nfd ortQ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

Fer Marsaiii6G pass3fe tinIv-Fhe fine. East
selling ship LYONS. Capi. cafntt win hsvs i'm
nedlate dispatch. For palsaes, having handa0mg
. accommodation aupfy on boasd 81 %
my23 LEVI d. GAZE % Common ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

Asg,Eor Cadix--naAnee onll.9he q Il fne issl
&N aiIing baoeue SARAH kAIDGE Cantain 81
StioHd. having H3 of herrsfao epRae nl have
immadiqte dupaieh Fnf passage, Aaynx handsome ae-
commQdaticrs apply on board, 81 10
ml1l I.EVI 81 GAZE 81 Lnn.1nn.l