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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
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~ FtK SALE, tHEAP.-A firnalt So c'ilui5-
b. 5ious s4@nre In New. Bfursvcs y J The house.
$-@ IL nesry new and in excellent repaf, WIN nlt
GARDEN srd other convenence. situated convenient TO
tts Railroad or Steamboat landings. Nearly onehaf OF
r. rchass money lrman on mortgage Al Per cent
New Brnswick of the mOsi pleasant ard h-atiy
towns near New-Yors There sre sI Railroad ard Two
steam boat Departures dsi'y Inquire u
r,j i'm HUNTINGTON co. u Wsl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

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Ea ard very conveniently situated dwelling house, SO
AA Church-st adjJning the beautiful grounds Of Colum.
bis College The house Is .wO stories. with besuuml
basement ard urdercearlhs latter entirely rOored WIN
asgying stones The house Is heated throughout the
mosl ecrnC ncsl and approved system OF furnaces Tne
Crpon wafer also Introduced ihTOn ghOu with warm cod
and shower bahs Gas hghts and fixtures 10 every story,
with waer closets connecting wth sewer 10 bafcsy-st
The library tsstefuy hed up and very convent
emily arranged and the whole house Il Ia perfect order
Apply on lie premises the Office Of The Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

PURSUANCE Of order Of The Surrogate of TIE toany o
Nss fork hereby o. al psfs0ri hsy1g ms sfsi
BENJAMS TAYLOR, late ofths CITY Of sss Has-n d.ssss
M With vouchers thereof 20 the sut-t- AZ ~ ns
Of Jo-sh hoss No 81 Wal III CT oi N-- fo "a
beior- ths fifteenth d u Augu 1sr'D-6 NsN lofs fs "
day of F-5rDar, sis [sia~6n ANhE TAYLOR Ainasi~rf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

~ PURSUANCE OF order Of the sufnre of ue Cosa1
l N-W Yors h@fsby gwen o all persons having csns
a,nst JOSEPH c. PETERSON ar Of the Cy oi NeF foh 3.
ceased present ie with he voucher thereof 70 s sssn
be oc- 40 lI West street. mo Cy Il Nes fof,
thirty isy VI July nest-Dasi Nes Nofs ls rh
cay Of January, tsD. D. RANDOLPH MARTIN,
j3l lasfm. Aimns'niot
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

n FON saLB-rw0 hrti-clsss brown s.0as ions
- houses 10 p ghtee lh-si uesr Fh-aytule Fot sac
- or to L 4se-j rr,cais brown stone fOl hon'es 10
L Lsrtrg gton avenue. corner of Twen;yseyenihst
For sac Lots on sxghsv and Tve1ty lll,ti tilh sv
and Twenty secord-s also each street from sixteenth
Twenty third 81 near tNhaverue- Aso nou'es,h
TwelGht Al very iow price convenient iOr carmen, hsy
ing stable room in The rear. Apply TO
rio ~. G WADsMORrH Nasssu-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

NOTICE ~ AFflir kTtON o. go fsrhtr.- rsrs-f
y r1 l-tts ruratrf q - rfs ol 60 at
fth .taf rf pc s~ri rt-f
S,at1r. -CHRIsrOFHk Ne0oNOr6H ef t- tr-r ol Ia..s
b1-.h n 80 Coea,y cf S-r.seii- ist,r 81
t-f Nrrh rth. $50 c-rt fir- go irr
Fsrr.-- - Jag % the Ccu-tf q Eess,rf - l ot
- sis n - gsla. cl - sts iy o Ny a-t 1os
,tI tEF. o. slfe u
= a.. n.rt iaal - rsss c ssii rsls estate
ID. kf~eef 'rUrl t. f-hff no .laes
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- Al .nN- 10 Hcr-s u FsnInR LslIs - -
- 4-ss e5r H. on ne Lor giszad Railroad soo1i y
49, 80. irrrr th. dry These lanis have rrp l9sny
.of @.s.Iv ruhivsted sad rendered prodlcafe icy
AZ oss-~f r. -src-s u ten more sc-s ~ .eIl -
rr.e@ Ap5Srio ELDREDGE. PLAIr sdhWAAI' '
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~ PURSUANCE Of order Of - Surrogate tts couav
lNss lors. nofCs h-feby o. al persons hfns e.ns
sgs1st ALEXANDER CA.CADEN, late oi the cry of Ne- loi
deceased p--el sh F0Il thereof D. ~ sQl~n
tcr her rsenc- No f97 Monroe fh- CO Of Nss fo,
before the -s,-nih tsy Of Agggs; nsrDatei Sse ne
oh tay Of t,0rusfy, lefs. kLlLABEfH CAsCADLN,
II fT@csrn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

Ipf ORDER o h- Hon Da1el z lngrihal yagc Css
d. Common Pleas nr ihe Guy and 0uunt cf Nee ias.
her,ly gwen, pursuant To he pov1ns % he .Aisis
fr4r attachments against abunc & -asi ai rsisi
dcb,a attachment hss .-usi ssa he ,as oi iANlr
MclsrYRF 4 non resident debtor ans u4t ih- all
.ii r the payment be i.1 unsss be- appear ana tls ,h
.arhmeu, .ccorng as within molths a no aei gqb
Irs,son ~ h. that ~ ps o ans -h iss h
state and the teiseN to hm ~ o hs o
property belonging han, and he transfer q
.ueh property by hum orbddea by s snt soDasi
The ltih Jay ot September. is'S WAIVER NASH.
~ laesu Attorneys sttArhr ur ~ DO Nsau
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AUsIIN & CAMPBELL, Auora,y' Tor Ar'-.'-s c.s 'or
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

"a To LhT-A large story house with tes-room a.
70 sched recently hted up for families and gentlemen
bosrters The house has two Kitchens, one OF which
has the beet OF cooking ranges large copper boiler and
Croion futures which supply bath second story oftes-
room II 10 now ccupied IS boarding house and has
very well for the last year House l53 Moits near
Broome-s, Por farther parucllNs inquire OF
,,rsfuF idOors below Cirandst.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

-yery sina by re 6ox or dozen Abo, block un, cooper
xpc and shee.iron. for sale si The usual pree. a. iie
S.rsnd-sf near Broscway. u0 ~
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~ PURSUANCE Of order mad- By th- oi ~ tpoy
tof knxs hereby al persons ha's ctu asas
the AMOS HOBBY Of Bnosyn kss oolni, ..
ceased tie the gogc-r thef-o % Bstnn
HtchnE. Attorney, h- oc-, 10 3h Wsst fss foo
before the 10Th tsy u May nstDstsi NeN fofs No H.
Ists fais iav6usl ELIZA HOBBY. Asn.'sirtnr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

nm all WHO are afflicted win the ptles, cyscnie-
~ ssus snd fever, rhenmallsm or rheamse scsl scfo
pIs or knss evil OF the dheases snecunf me nl
rsn system would do we 10 cal Al, iongtried and Wei
Sro~n Pharmaceutical and kedic. Electro nsgne1e 10
tabls.hment os ph >. !"
llf SIN II Cherrysi COZ hopecsot-ee
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

l story houses. Eleventh, Seyenleenih and tgh'
A teenth Wards The houses now lei 10 Ienemenis,
and nav an interest Of from 10 70 5 per cent on h- pfc-
al hch they will he sod The property 10 10 Tee nud In
the vent OF sse the will be most Ayosoe-lhfee
usrers or with collateral security ihs vhcls purchase
nrorrt would h esssd 90 terms that would Weld good
profit rent to lessee. Apply to K HOGAN, 2, Beeh-
ff,,r., mo- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

aP4Rn FOX SALE CHEAP-in soats Am
- Sov .taAcd 10 village Of Jscssony- wiltio thr--
- oons % cry sDec oo1se n-ru ani oai hosscr
,-,,t, appes rears peaches cherries Tn- st1stoc %
-. J. - .t,r. yorsu h- rsrticu ara inquire n
=, - B OLNsvsD. isl Mater-S
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TSUTNTING.ROUsK DESKS, o4cs sne Library
No J. w. sop7kAcx. lS Sr0sdwaT.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21

- To LEr-Fln- rooms In the new four story houses
IL; l7s and s0 seyenthst hall esrpesed, kc. Inquire OF
- the premises.
Twos6ry basement and attic houses IN Jersey City ren
s75 year Five threestoy brck houses Ia SOgh Brook
lyn pleasantly simstsd kl0. An elegant mansion, diiio
s400 Ees house In YoFkU q do. on Thny-ninth Of. do
on second and Port eihsl &c &c Possesson gve'
irmetiEfelY InQnire al . fulton-sl 1f Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
.UrTNG Pisa,.Ft Atior--y

\"Nlk - AtfLlcAfiO> 80 fa- essats- "a o. as.s-li
y @ - trots efs-sai ,o ts rr1r.s-s a 80 ihff 49,
- - 80 70 ~ a eltF;sf li - -sUrt 30 hrft
s,s.'-s -uhN p hAiks, e. ar-ni tstt.r Nisr tri -l
'r.- frfat a. l-t efre irs srr-sf r- H tHsr-s
Day ri ih- J.fgTs a us C.rrs Pea. ii
fi t.t Ca % ~ iors q t. Ctsr.-rs ID Cty IA
cf .h- CtT l ~ fafs 70 IA ls1 kar rs1f
ar soH a. hsf ave -ty sssrr1erf sld :.
.si nsorrais -sts al b. t,tse.t
NJ rars F-trlary OIL. isS Ball COZ Ar.rrsl.
Al. IH|nsf
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IN PURSUANCE orer o the surrssts ol 10 tounp o.
New Yoh note. - erety gwen % AID person. having CLAIMS
against MICHAEL oAtNEf. ate Of he CITY ~ NeN fos o..
cra 20 present he with vouchers hsref 1 the sasnte
AZ the obes OF theodore s-sNk E-q ~ NJ " M street "a
City ~ New Yod before tl- nineteenth Gay q NJ, iet-
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RAILROAD 70 SAN FxAScisco. d s,e,tlns
on the 18th Of April at the U. s. Hotel IN Bo.tot
very definite plan for constructing railroad 10
san francisco was submitted by the veteran nro.
Jeetor and advocate of railroads, p P. F. Degrapd.
The Chronotype says: " He proposes that a com.
pany shall be chartered by Congress to construc, a
railroad from st. Louis to San Francisco. with a
capital of $l00,O00,00O, and that this comnarv
amer having paid in S2,0oO,000, shall have tHe
right 10 borrow S9S 100000 U. S. six per cent.
soeks, or . much of it as it will be necessary to
hiiish ite road in the best manner with double
track. mr.. Degrand proceeded, in an address to
the people OF the United States, which he read to
Inc meeting, to deveope his plan of constructing
the road in the least possible time. He would have
IL commenced in all parts at once, and have double
ana treble sets of hands at work day and night on
the difficult places. He would have a Continuous
iihe OF telegraph constructed, which would serve
10 iaciiitate the progress of the work. He would
nave nothlng stronger than water used as drink
by either officers or men. Mr. Degrand estimates
that Inc annual expense of travelling to California
over and above what it would be if the railroad
were in use, is sos, 750,000 The meetno mani.
mousy approved of Mr. Degrand's plan. and an.
pointed a committee of seven-Dr WIN JngaJis
the chairman of the meeting, +. Fl. Derby I r.
Dunn, 5. s. Littehale, p. p f. Degrand' r n
Fisk and .. ID. Ashley-io transmit it to the Presi.
dent of the United States, and to request him If be
approves of il, 10 recommend its adoption by Con.
gress-and TO request him in the meantime to Sc
care the Indian title to the land and make the nre
limlnarV suryeys'
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GRIM. Con- IN BosToN-The Boston papers
contain numerous reports of Grim. con- cases, not
withstanding the morality of that Northern region.
The Times gives the latest case:
Mrs Anna Maria Lord, some thirty years or SO
advanced towards maturity, is charged by BeDJa-
min W. Lord her other half, with being not one
whit better than she ought to be- and scarcely half
as good if all tales prove true. The facts libeed
against her are of that nature which precludes our
retailing them but the evidence of the witnesses
in proof of her delinquency is rather vague SO far
as it has gone. The bearing of the first days
animation was not close upon the criminalily of
the accused. An unciaste salute given to a stran-
ger at the gate as he babe adieu, was one of the
ugliest features in the affair. 1t further appeared,
according TO the testimony given, that Mrs. Lord
lived apart from her husband, and with her mother,
who, Mr.. Whippe, one of the city officers, said,
admitted ladies into the house who had not much
to boast of in the article virtue. alrs. Lord also
was seen to walk out o. nights with Lord-knows-
who, for his name did not transpire, and that at
various times, now and then under the watchiul
eyes of her legal guardian and the aforesaid Whip
pie, who was necessary sometimes to prevent col
iision between the horned gentleman and the horner
A person Of the name of Stinson, also spoke to
some very naughty things which he had seen
through the window, from his backyard; but the
Identification of one of the parties was not very
clear. The was commenced on SATURDAY
morning and adjourned until Monday. The evil
dence had not concluded last evening when the
court adjourned"
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

n. For California, Uid Chagres-The new and
AfE snlendd fast sailing Baltimore clipper bnit bark
the 18th inst. if sufficient number Of offer. The
Seneca has uneqnald accommodations for 20 st and so
second cabin and will be iu nished Ia the most
dcsirnbe manner For freight passage apply On board
opposite the Mint, or to
C, j. MEEKER, 66 Poydras st.
Rate of passage in First Cabin, $40.
Rate of passage in Second do $50. my4
AraFor San Francisco. Califo -nia-To 81 q tl.s
[f-.A 10th of May-The fast saIine brig T6O4AS
Asas EAkT, Capt. Aey Adams vii be sdi.patched
can c0motaby accommodate 10 in addition to
the number already ?ged This vessel has been tho
roushly oyeraued newly coppared and put complete
order for he voyage For freight passage apply board
at Post 8, Second Municipality, q g
ana g. ]. MEEKER e6 Poydras ST.
Psssaee in the First Cabin 325oin Sse0nd CABIN Soon
r. No psssags aeouIed uAtl paid i0g. "~s~
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THE MArILDA-Ths vessel will be launched
from the ways on the LIST of May. She will be
certainly ready by that time, and in little while
after, will be on her way to New Orleans and
California. Her masts are all standing, and part
of the rigging is up, and the launching of the first
ship built in St. Louis, will, doubt, attract
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A. +. COCHRAN & CO.,

" TChOupltOulas streeL
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
u porers of FRUITS NUTS, etc. have for sale
RAISINS-3O0 packages, wholes halves and quarters.
CITR0NS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-5G0 boxes No.
PECANS-2O BE- IS and barrels, fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE--1t0 baskets
NUTMEGS-5e0 pounds No: !. -.
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSCATWl NE-3o0c cases:
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell & Co.
FIGS-30OO drn MS extra superior.
PEPPER, PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags.
MACKEREL-Au nvore assorted
ALMONDS--s0O trails and bags Soft Shell.
WINES-Port various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
IA 200 cases Old Spanish.
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety oil
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-500 bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLKiLL COAL-25o casks.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior ST. Louis. apo I'm
Asepcy Of The ssiebrated American Powder %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

SINGULAR AFFAIR AT BUENos AYREs.-The
Packet, of the 18th February, relates strange in
cident, which occurred a few days previous in the
streets of that city A man far advanced in years,
had been employed to convey box to a certain
part of the city, but on his way fell dead in the
street. The box which the dead man bore was
found, on examination, TO contain the skeleton Of
child, and the skull and some other bones Of an
adult. An investigation ensued, when it appeared
that Don Roman Duran, native of Catalonia,
married in Buenos Ayres, many years before,
wealthy lady called Donna Isabella Romero. for
whom he protested the most tender attachment.
She dying, Duran obtained the skull and other
bones, which he religiously preserved as relic,
wrapped up in piece of black silk. Some years
after, Duran again married, and had a daughter,
on whom be fondly dosted; but she dying in 1928,
he had her body secretly enbalmed and put into
box It'll the relics of his first wife, deceiving the
public by mock funeral. Again he was plunged
into suffering, by the elopement of his wife, and
was led to neglect his business to such an extent
that he became a common beggar. He still, how
ever, retained his treasure box, which he always
kept near him. Finally he died at an hospital, and
it was in conveying the long preserved relics to the
tomb, that the mystery was solved by the sudden
death of the carrier
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Loss BY FIRE.-An accident occurred on the
night of the 22d ult., in Richmond, Va, to Mr..
Robinson, one of the Revisors of the Civil Code.
His table, with all his books and papers connected
with the work, were destroyed by fire. He left
his room about IL o'clock at night, and supposes
the fire was communicated by spark from the
candle. The loss is great to Mr.. R., as there We're
among the papers some twenty manuscript bills,
which had not been printed and of which he has no
copies; work, indeed, which has required months
to discharge, must be again performed. His notes
and references to the whole Code were also de-
stroyed. 1t is feared this may in some measure
protract the special session, though Mr.. Robinson
will, with his assistant revisor, Mr. Patton, make
every effort to repair the loss.
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Briggs.
Schoouers.

A. p. Chase ...l2,ml
Boston. ......L.P.T.
Br. Jonathan. .L.P.T.
Chas. Edmondson s, MP
Commerce ...-L.P.T.
d. c. Foster. .l0,m2
Diadem ...-.L.P.Tie
European ....L.P.T.
Eliza Frances .2s,m2
Eveline Ross. .L.P.T.
FAIRY .....-..L.P.T.
Florinda .-.- L.P.T.
Gen. Taylor .L.P.T.
George Engs. .l0,m2
Harriet Neal. - 9,m2
Ira Bliss. .-.....P Point
John Bell. 80. .L.P.T.
Kate Aubrey -. 9,m2
Louisa Sears. ). 8,m2
Louisiana .l0,m2
Mara .......L.P.T.
Mary Ellen :. .L.P.T.
MaryLangdon. SIMS
Mayiiower --..Coast
Oregon ...-...L.PT.
Palladium ..... 8,m2
Pauline .-.-.....l0,m2
Renaissance ....L'tte
Topic .......L.P.T.
Wakefield - .L.P.Tier
w. H. Hazard. s,m2
VIM. Bryan...L.P.T.
Wm.C. PrestonL.P.T.
Warsaw ......L.P.T.
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Arrived YESTERDAY:

"a
a. d my. ''s "''' w"
' EnDem, Cannot 40 days from Liverpool. to master
p p,sn,ice Taylor days from Havana. in ballast to
iNSp Courtney Harrison from Liverpool, 18Th March,
D.. Ems Queen, Campbell. from Liverpool. March
Mh 70 Jas Mage l. Co.-2d my.
bNn hi, r; ]. Wichelhausen, Warken, from Bremen,
hth Ma. III, 70 voigts & Observation-Disclosures.
Ebsh Hero sdon Spence, 43 days from Liverpool, to
hbsf EnchI M. osCloset from Martinique 18th April
q, va Gsudalonne N D. Lanata-lst my,
MIR l. Seam. Scar lays from Apaachcoa, TO master
sAI D.dsn, Liscomb days from Attakapa' to master
sa II Bliss, Dearborn days fom Pensacola to master
'a Pasalaga Milgan days fionr Pensacola 10 master
' Chss Keyser Alfssen, days from PENSACOLA 10 HAS
0.., ~ srRAMBoArs:
EsfS9on, Hiefn. from Mobile
EsssIs sutton, from Mobile.
L.snez. Leathen, from Vrksburg-5l1 bales cotton.
Ls*a9.n. Savage from Nashville-128i bales cotton.
DsEi LIND, good. from Opelousas-46 bales cotton
6Ssi andry, from Baton Rouge bales cotton.
lssssa sackman, from Montgomery.
IN - slictid. from Bayou Sara-243 bales cotton.
NJ. CCue,, Hawley. from Cincinnati.
~1sue, Scott, from Cncinna ALTA bales cotton.
fSEpoat Alton, McDaniels. from the Passes:
fsweoat Tennesseean. Thompson. from the Passes
'sSposs Popoise, Phillips from the Passes.
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Memoranda.

Memofanda: 30 =.
Towboat Alton towsd down and to sea- the I'd inst,
baks Depho and John Stroud and schr Crescent City
Towboat Tennessesan lowed down and to the 18th
nt. ship Meguntcook, and schrs Jane Elizabeth, and
John Bel.
Towboat Popoise lowed down and to sea. on the LIST
inst, banks Nashua and Barbara.
TOwboat Yankee lowed down and to the LIST
inst, bark Brazil and bigs G. W. Lawrence and Bryant
Passengers:
Per ship Erin's Queen iom Lverpool-300 steerage
Per ship f. j. Wchelhausen. from Bremen-225 Storage
Per ship Emblem, from Liverpoo-24O steerage
Per ship Courtney from Lverpool-ls2 Storage
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing

Clothing. Clothing. :. Clothing
M. BARNETT-No. is Camp street,
HAS hand, and is con,tanty Ieceiying. LARGE
- and magn hcent assortment Of FINE kEA AZ,
factue enables him to sell cheap any other estabiah
men of the kind the Southern country Gentlemen par
chasing for their wear and dealers wholesale,
respectfully invited call and examine for themselves the
fOllowing articles:
super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do do. all col0rs.
Black brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs.
Black and fancy Drap d Etc Sacs and DOHay Goats.
Extra fine French MerinO Sacs and Paistois.
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merno Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen, and Silk warp do
Super white MarseiIles and Linen Vests.
Black satin Merino Cashmere Bombazine, and
mbf5 I'm es'' VI ''''' NJ BARNETT. 10 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

INQUgsT.-The Coroner yesterday held inquest the
body OF mulatto man, named Samuel Johnson found in
hone in Canal street. between Maras and IRENE, Sec
ond Municipality The deceased was one of the stewards
of the steamer Magnolia Verdict" Died of hemorhage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

BREACH OF TRusT.-Bsfore Recorder Genois yesterday
Marcus s. Hahn depoed that about three months ago he
had entrusted to person named Meyer quantity of art
be sold for the benefit # himself returned Meyer now
refuses TO deliver the ees to for them in
any manner warrant issued for the arrest of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

RECLINING STOLEN GooDs-The Second Municipality
police yesterday arrested Mrs Ann Taylor the COMPLAINT
of Mr. Martin Devereux by whom she accused of hav
received from his slaves lot of "copper" knowing it
hes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

LARcENY.-Xavier Simeon and Margaret Simeon were
arrested last evening in the Second Municipality charged
by Terence Keenan, with having stolen from him $40.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

RUSSIAN WARFARE.-The Russians are stated
to have decimaied seventy-ive of their Hungarian
prisoners, after the battle with Gen. Benz. Five of
the most noted among the leaders were hung.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

DIscHARGKDJosephS Saunders, charged with assaulting
and beating Matthew Gshey yesterday bought be
fore Recorder Baldwin and discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

NOVEL MODE OF TRAvEL.-A family, consist
ing of father, mother, and six children, passed
through Cincinnati lately. They had travelled all
the way from Laporte county, Ia, in three wheel
barrows, intending to reach Pennsylvania, from
which State they had emigrated three years ago.
Their blankets, wearing apparel, and some few
utensils used in preparing and distributing food
among the family, were in one barrow, and the
younger children were slowed away in the others,
the father and elder boys taking turns in wheeling
them along
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05
ap2l 1m.-3dp Late Capt CoF 5th Regl. La. Vols.
PATRONAGE.

THERE is probably city in the Union where persons
in business less patronzed simply for their fashOna
bic location their splendid and costly furnished stores
than this city, Persons in this city mostly patronIzed
according to their capacities for business the real ddgdn
tagts they offer to the public This should and the
ladies in New Orleans beginning to think Many who
fashionable Streets with large windows and costly fixtures,
may now be seen at Mrs CAMPBEIL'S. corner P0ydras
and Carondeiet streesand that the place TO buy
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS there you can find
CAPOTES and BONNETS, of the latest nd best styles
EMBROlDERIES. LACES. LACE CAPES, BOYS
and INFANTS Leghorn HATS, COMBS; BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, and the prices far less than these
asked for the kind of goods in the costly stores
down town. ~
NJ Band that is the place to get your old BON
NETS CLEANED and PRESSED. If you want them
done we'll if you your DRESSES made in
manner apo ct