The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-02

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t sAaRicUL5usAl EaTre1iioy. Ias ba..5a At
as states hat a. tsceFs meeting q the Trustees
Of iie Norfolk AeHenlursl soaietF afssf m able
ard sp56tsd diseugsiens il y weed Hslahii1OusiY
10 address the Legislature d aachusstda ii ia
t6rof fhsesaBIbbmeni tg tie slassof suitable
system Of AgficbItnfaf Education, and a. commit
zee, consisting Of Hsssrrs; Charles F.iAdams. 5. d.
bradford, b F. COPELAND, z. X WhlnaieF. and
e. L. KEGS was sppoiHisd - pEsHaTa q memorial
caceOrdinslysff ! q. {. n. "a
or IIsss ani University sr'ilnssrz s577 studsnss
Ibis year, bsing 78ovsrlast ssason OF these there
are 81 law saI5egss, I27 nsdieaI, u dfvinity, IS
seishee, and 4 lsldent gfa6dAiea Prssident Sparks
has Eeaie1ed the chair u EsstOEy, ShieIg he HeId
pFesiou4tohis election as PrssiaenL The vacancy
! iseagerig sought for BY severed enineRt men.
A84GgIggDE OF 7IIE sH0E ThADEs--A eOuven-
ton aAsalblsd id New York . few daYssinee, COM
+ posed psncipaltIof dealersin hoois and shoes who
come sogethef ofes year, 20 consult onts lautual
Interest," Of rhe trade. Some impbflAntfActs were
stated Bg tiis chsirmaa worth repeating here. One
houss in Come esicut dasss S250eOo worth of
peggsd shos. egeiy year /. enOshef S500.Oo0 worth,
asd ID aIasbae hgseltg ts aesEegste Eaiuesof this
KIDD d IsabuiaetFs was stated. - Be SIS goo.
siili 'lleassgrsua greater ihsh sls seppy.
os1SOlice \. s,sqoF shosssr applicat5o5 % the
New slsey Esgislatqrss igr eompqHy with $780,
pqB,baPii o. 1ssie 3 railroad from PatsFycn to
EIaeIAssae and ihsacs 70 the Hudson River at
seise p9iar Isissy CIV. -
lEost TaE PIaass.-4Fbs 81. Losds Republican
sPebliabea lei,sF from Fort I.araslie, aated the
b -
/ ing extsacl I'VE were Visited q few dayasince
! bF abou8 rvs hdndrsd cheyenaes and Siou1 Who
ldaSps stole liIils satsas great deal, and
6saiiY Vent on tisgiE way rejoicing These PiHtts
Sioux. BY ne way ars sihe best on Che pEairiesl.
i Eooa as thsir e8HIaet 1dusmg lie past summsf-
or ihe wet emigratian y hich toled through theiF
il sIoien. such t0os coadue6 deserves ne.
\ Wasi. News from tie SaltI.ake kas reached
here, and tie acc0unls fromIths smisrahts are any
thing bpt llatleTBg y on may reeelieet tl1f early
IN The session EPredieled great sdflsrIng ainongst
fheua.. hsiss ROW, sbOar 10 be sfiilled, Between
fifteen aud tyyeutY thousand emigfanEs, according
"a iless hccoqats be bigedsl ~ P4sa lhs ehssl-
q snanSsr ot lnC1tlis, YOU yYiH readily
sss uiaf TaF te deiIes with the limited supplies
ef The hfa0lis-. tbs delsHti0nilpas ga1sed. by
4he eeIeless e Waaton eo9duetot ne leading PeE-
5and lie Saf Fake All the grass is CONSUMED
fer nearly two. htDdred miles, which, of course,
I renders. the passage Of animals impossible. A
j ehabge mas been made IN The troops intended for
FoFf HAIL kRIaiEF sSirouson has eorieen 10 Or
gon. and Col. Porter besn lslt in bis place Ehs
Z change was made b. Cox Lqfihgs The Rife Rsgi-
igeAt had Esac sd Eegt is in good eondiEion, but
{ they had The worst ri ttss fead ahead Of them.
9 EOf PoIsF cDfnmaRt throw up winter quar-
tefs sgHe NlisFe IN the vicinity Of FOtt Hail and
: ineEhs spring MOVE dotsE near theshfogmoas.''
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!, MouRrEB RIFLEnIs, The, Nptional IntsIli.
Il &C.
y eeiVedt 81 The War Departments from The regiment
s rEuipmte FafsusA ordered % Oregon MS sowing,
3 under he command Of Gel, Ioring. On the 22d
g % Jolly they Were.eResmped ona plain sssautsen
g miles west Of Fort BridgsFzofIiceEs and men all
= well and n sxcellsnt spirits. They were expect
= Jog to nsaeh FOft Hsllo the 4th Of August, aud
!! the plaing'et Oregon early in The autumn
y FHE sloUx-The ST Paul aIinssota) Chron-
d icle informs us that conference has been held
II with sthsg SidhK Indians at Mendoza, near Fort
/ Smelling. By Governors Ramsay and Chambers,
9 and that there is no hopesof eheeting general
treaty with them az pIsssat They allege that the
ssasensis too far adyaleed fep fRs, and for some
othet seasons they decline isntsFAining any propO-
silion of the Kind fhis season. TheCommissioners
are % meet The Half Breeds AZ me same place, to
treat with them, If practicable, fora tract Of land
they own on the west side Of the Mississippi oppo-
sits Lake Pepin, some 35miles on the river, extend
ing back IS miles. They win also meet the Wapa-
Ise, Wapokotee ana Sissetons, bands Of the Sioux,
70 negotiate with them Tor the lands they own 1t
wiH be Teeolleeted that every nation, united by a
: common language, Is divided into bands, each
claiming separate ingereat IN lands. II often hap
fensa however, that they unite IN general treaty
81 NkyA1.-- The Boston Traveller, aunoGnces.th
6 the u. S. sl0opof- war Marion, having Undergone
thorough repairs ii The dry dock at CharleslOsvn,
WIS haulsd ON on fhe 20th inst, and the steamer
3 Princeton to5k her place. having been condemned
as un6t for repairs. The Eofkuhen are employed
# in taking sut hef bsoinery, aler which she viii
J. be broken up. ~. - -. 80
{ Tbs D8sHiNe SwIND1EE.-Ths young man
yaEopasssd himself or upon Mr.. Clay is brother
Of Speaker Wi1fhFop. and whose achievements
ereatsdso much sensation IL the West arrived at
. Pittsbutg lastwsek. Heahad been at Wheeling,
and while RheTe had made such progress az 10 have
e been inSItsf 10 accompany wedding party on a
3 Z trip. 90, PilisbuFg whom he arrived. His
name was Recognized, and he was questioned by
one Of tie gentlemen connected with the hotel,
when she, pronounced The whole statement Of his
J Imposing on Nh Cle5 10 be a SANDER on him. He
gave preferences to houses ID Boston and Cincinnati
a aapate was then sent TO the latter city, but be-
tOrsaA answer WAS fspeiyed be had ls1t
BkoAp Rock lY A.l-FALL RACEs-Second Dav.
9 The Riehm6ad Republican Of the 25th says. sifhs
5 snl0unesnentt that Gen Cess, ZuEiska and Nelanaa
2 Noggs were. 70 come together yesterday, for the
Jockey Club pnse Of SEQ. two mile heats, erea-
isd quite sensation smong the friends Of the turf
y shd, a. might have been expected drew ont quite
!, scOnoeurse Of peTsOns to witness the contest The
81 Track eA exceedingly heavy from the late rains,
q though in far better condition than the rsf day
\ lowing to the fact thai il had bad one davis summing
with strong drying wind for the past As hours.
9 On stripping, each horse boxed WE'LL and but for
o. the nenOWn which The General has lately won the
il betting would have been about equal between him
md fhe hlys asit was large odds had to be offered