The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

Res0iUed. That IN the deCsase of our iamented f.,
Izen. the community has been deprived of upghteit
gent, and valuable member and the magsraey bssfel
Judge. whose 1DsWerving integrity song sense Of jusla
hun equally beloved and Respected.
hssqlgsa, That the members Of The Bar will wear Il
acpy Of these RESOLUTIONS be presented to the beeavsd iaml
share and t6st h Hon C9a BE- e.peou in e9ae nsye
allow these resolutions TO be entered i,s records and
mark OF respect TO the memory of tbs deceased
Tbs resolutions were seconded by Mr. NJ N
Cohen, adopted, and ordered to be inscribed in tn
minutes Of the other courts, whereupon the cour
adjourned.
OF Harvey Gleason, U. S. Consul 10 Chagres
went out as passenger on the Falcon. His nam
was omitted in the list Of passengers.
Water AT THE FRANKLIN HoUsE.-We un
derstand, that owing to the prevalence Of tn
strong Northwest wind which has been blowinl
for several days, the garden of the Franklin il
covered with at least two feet Of water. TIL,
Shell Road in the neighborhood of Dan Hickok s
was last night under water. As the wind has sub
sided, the waters will, no doubt, retire in few
hours.
Pass CHRISTIAN RRaATrA.-The fourth Re
gatta Of the Southern Yacht Club and the last O
the season, comes off at Pass Christian next Mon
day. On the next day, the &c Southern Yacht Clu
Challenge Cup " is to be run for, and the race
free for winning boats only. The prizes and con
ditions of the races may be seen by the advertise
ment in another column.
~ We thank the officers Of the Pride of tn
West for late St Louis papers.
WATERING PLAcEs.-Those who intend to leav
tof the watering places to-day, will find good &C
commodatons in either of the following boats, viz
Oregon, at II O'Clock, A, NJ, for Mobile Mobile
at O'Clock. p NJ, for Bay st. Louis, Pass Chris
tian, and Biloxi California, for the same places
and at the same hour steamer Olivia, Capt Grice
for Vaudeville, Madisonville, ETC, at O'Clock, P
NJ, and on Sunday morning, at o'clock-return-
ing, leaves for New Orleans, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Hs We have received from Messrs. Cook
Young d Co., in form for counting-house refer
ence, the Annual Statement of the Commerce o
New Orleans. 1t contains much valuable nfor
nation.
CANDIDATE WITHDRAwH.-We see by lette
addressed by Mr.. Robert NJ McAlpin to Col. Pres
ton w Farrar, and published in several ofthe paper
Yesterday, that the former gentleman is no longe
a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Orleans
90 We are indebted to Capt Haviand, of tn,
steamer E. A. Ogden, for Galveston papers up t.
the 18th inst.
STEAMER 0REGoN"-This deservedv popu
lar boat in charge of Capt r. A. Heirn, leave,
this day. at II o'clock, for Mobile, uiq the water
ing places. Any one who has had the pleasure o
a trip on the Oregon with Capt. H., know,
what the comforts of good lolg pressure steamer
are and we doubt not, will agree with us in wish
ing there were more of them on the lakes.
An INTERESTING NARRArrvE.-We have re.
oeived capital little work entitled "A Narrative
of the Revolution Of Brussels, Belgioue. Sept %
1880, " by Capt. w. B. Williams. The author mar.
neIpated IN the scenes he so gowingly depicts and
is now far advanced in years. There is nothing
more interesting than to hear veteran fight his
battles over again; and we have perused with
much pleasure the work before us. Il is for sale
by J. B. Steel, in Camp street.
10 If you want good gold pen, 20 to F. A.
tyieFs, No 80 Camp street. We speak experi.
mentally Of his pens
RANGING COMPANIES IN TExAs.-There is now
prospect of protection to the Texas frontier. We
learn from the Austin Gazette, that DR.. Ford's
company of Mounted Raagers, one of the three
ordered out by Gen. Brooke, has been mustered
lhto the service Of the United States by Gen. Har-
ney. This company has been ordered to range be.
tween Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande. Cant.
Sfumbles's company has been organized and
probably mustered into service before this time.
capt SmocI is also filling up company.
RETURNING HoME,-The summer visiters at
the watering places are now returning home in
great numbers. No less than l4O left Newport on
Monday night, the 81 inst, and the eastern steam
ers alone brought 500 passengers to New York on
the morning Of the 4th,
HARRY PLUNKETT GRATTAN.--This gentleman
well known in the literary and theatrical world
arrived here yesterday from Nashville the theatre
Of which place he has leased for term Of years Mr.
Grattan is also connected with Lennox in the Mem
pels theatre, and has purchased one-half of the
memphis Daily Herald, which he viii continue to
conduct in connection with Mr. Tannehill. After
brush with the cholera, 4" Harry looks about as
W. as new, and goes his way rejoicing to the vii
A3se oi New York to.morrOw.--Cm. Despatch, Sd.
lELEeRaPHIc DlsPATcH. The Philadelphia
l-eugef says that gentleman sent a despatch from
mat elty to New Orleans on Tuesday, the 4th, and
received an answer from New Orleans by noon of
eie same aay-lhe message and answer occupying
ABOUT 'nIee hours in their transmission over the
wires The greatest Geographic feat on record.
hE'osEslse oF TINS HoLBRooK OYsrrR sALooN,-
~. e.5oiaIea sna01hment this evening, and will
back 10 their posts the popular reuieuen o,aa.aS -
years past with this house. The Saloon has bssS s,o
and handsomely embsiEhed, and night win ,nsi I
gliding wit and champagne The Te.opsnaR Mn h. ~
come news to our epieurss George and SAM attend
as usne They known 10 every one and aIe a bos -
themselves The Bar is second to in this city ana
The dseou yiands served up from The lander have made az
HQibT9sk Saloon OF eco famous houses Of the day
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