davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, . 81 80 N.-LosslruDE, 90 w.-inTimo 81

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Arehslaus Boutella, London Bailey & Baxter
Bark CoosR, soHlhaTds San Francisco -
Brig SOmers Walton Charleston, 8. l.. & f. l.. Levy
Fl. brig Dsax sguu, Cheniisr St. Louis, Senegal ~,
sohr. H. C. Lowell Thomas. Baltimore. J. H. AshbGdge
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Portland Place from BrazDs st. lago July 18th,
I.avaca Dist aud Galveston, a2d, 10 Harris, mOfgan
& Go.
STEAMBOATS,.
Jas. l.. Day, GibeFsOn. from Mobile.
Gipsy, UTe. from Bayou SaTa-42 bales cotton.
Mondana, LarOse, from Balize
Sntaua. YOne. from st Louis,
ID. b. MOsby, Kercheval. from Montgomery.
TOwhoat Pat Henry, Miller, from the Passes.
Memoranda
Steamer Suana left ST. Louis the 18th inst. In port
for New Orleans, steamers Iowa. and St. Paul.
TOwboat Pat Henry lowed down and to sea, the 18th
inst ship Hadee brig Ann and Jua, and schrs, Charfan
and Hornet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
New Orleans Cattle Market.

No arrivals to-day. and prices are without alteration
Beef first class, being 4S76 second class 26S1So ID;
Hogs, -9So.# b sheep. % OOi0s4 90 p head Cows.
a56eSO o head Corn, &c. Q bushe; Oats, 5Of055c. y
bushel; Bran. 70c y 100 Hay, s33 . ton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
COASTWISE PORTS-

II For NewY ork7Es-s o. ~ LIVE ys.y ss.t
e sailing and A 4 Regular Packet Ship TENHES-
49, SEE. Albert Cook, master, Il now loading, and
wilt meet with quick dispatch. For Height hav-
ing superior aeoomo 1ators, apply 70 the CAPTAIN board.
opposite the Mint. To
jyi7 SAMUEL TOBY NEPHEW.
"a For session Beston gaa .Nep Orleans Reguiar
SsEH liRe--fhe iiqe ship uNICo aN, apt George
- P0lafd will have dispatch For FIRE ght Or pas
board, Post l6 Second Municipality, o. to
iyl0 DEWEY h CO. 81 GFavieI st.
* Agents in Boston: Mess. HenIy IincoiH & Go.
- For ohaTleston-S UAfTER LIJVE-Ths A
GA fast sailing brig ISLAM, Capt. Newton, has
pan Of her cargo engaged. and will have dispatch.
For balance OF freight passage having superior state
accommodation apply ia tne Captain on board, 1 70
K. ~ HARRISON 4 20, ~ toydraE r.
kE- Agent il Chueston, Thomas 9. budd, Whn tfaI
forward promptly any goods iol the interior, WI
-. For Boston, Bost0n aud Nee 0risans Regaiar
&1A Lins.--Ths line and very fast sailing "A bark
- ORION, Capt John tuTtis viii have immediate
dispatch. This vessel has superior acc0modatona m cabin
and steeage nassenges. and fine Fo0m suitable for
family For freight apply TO the Captain
board. opposite the Mint.
ia DEWEY & CO.. 81 Gfavier s.
~ Agehlsin Boston. Henry Lincoln Y %
ga For Rosien.-Ths fine fast sailing regular PACKET
&A ship PLATO. Bsaise, master, having large part
,.-, q her eaFgo eaeaeed, viii have dispatch For
balance Of freight passage. apply On boald, to-
iva J. w. ANDREWS 4 CO.. 81 Common St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

q n 10 hIE
ID ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS
h s. bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
Is boxes Loaf do
s. packages Fine GREEN TEAS;
200 bags TABLE SALT
50 boxes Colgate'E PEARL STARCH;
% dozen BRnOMS .
bales COTTON TWlNE:
40 packages No. I MATkEREIs
Is tiercss Shays' EXTRA HAMS;
400 boxes and half do. SAkDtNES;
cases CANTON GINGER;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP
20 do. NO. l SOAP. For sale hy
iy20 CHAS. ST0UGHTON, "a Camp ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
MEDICAL LECTUREs.
SHIPSS HIpS.
FoREIGN PORTs

- For Genoa Passage onkp The a iue, fast
GA slilnF ship ISAAC ALLEHTCN. z apt Smith.
l having al her cargo engaged. will have Immediate
iy26 l. n. GALE, % Common street
a. For Havre.-The A I fast sailing ship RADIUS,
&A Capt Dillingham; having the greater pan Of ber
&C cargo engaged Wlli meet th Dispatch. For freight
OF 400 bales cotton. passage, having superior acoommoda
nons. appi q Iy9 y, II, q ALE 81 Common 81
"a For Liverpool ussage OHif.--fhe A. hne
N1 fast.saiing ship CATO, Capt. Wilmer having an
N Of her cargo engaged, will have immeliae dis
patch For passage, apply board, posi- 81. Second
Municipality, 0rIo LEVI H. GALE.
u4 50 Common street.
~ Tor Sisal and Campeachy.--The fus iast-saii.
60 ing brig hardy, Capt. Perkins, viii have m-
mediate dispatch. For freight passage, apply
board, opposite post 2, Second Muncpal1y. OF o
W4 DEWEY CO.. 81 6areI s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
i" MossHLNAN zINo,N FoR ROOFING.

The subscribers. gents for The sale of the Viele Mon
tagne COmBanys celebrated Sheet Zine would call the
tentOn of Builders and others 10 tn article CRhen used
of proper thickness and qnayl durable and economical
article for Roofs II has been used roof Europe
thirty years wlhoutrepalI, end now apparently good
as when trst put on is particularly calculated for the
roofs OF large buildings churches, sugar houses Circu
lars giving all the requisite information the subject can
be had, and models Of the mods of using appca-
ton SHARK. DAY & STAUFFER
jy19 2wdlmW corner Canal and Maeazne sls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

WEDNESDAY MOANING. JULY ., 1910.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
Y " n mr. z IN

AZ CAMP, Nert Doorto Corner IF Giraauisr sirest-
OFFER. the Loasss Briees Of any Store il his city
GOODS
The prices Of th New Establnhmsnt win be found gem
orally la lower than the usually cuETeNt and g char
0eieI ioI Eoud articles viii Be sustained
FASHtONABL FANCY AND ST APtIE DRY
Coz even VARSITY eoupIas saasoRable ARTICLES q
COTTON. SILK LINEN and WilfllllsEN II Al RIGS.
Purchasers will find he goods 10 this SIole pabhhy
advantageous than they ontsupae before exnminsion
/ Of them. ms5 a1aw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

iosT TRUNKA black leather tInnk vas brought 10 the
Rece office q The Second Municipality yesterday By driver
OF dTay No 1913 Hew unable to fud owner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
FOE CALIFORNIA.


AEoFe1 oaIfoFnia via Chagrss,- 70 SAL on
[isS WEDN ESD 18th nsiant.-rh be superior and
- vsY fast saihng rOppered and copper fastened brig
LARoH Vim. Rogers muster, viii sail Is Shove.
Rates OF Passage
In Cabin -. s5Ol 10 sieaage $50
For freight passage apply the Captain on board Op
posile The Beef Market. Fini Muliclpality O. @
Bl9 Q. j. MEEkER 3 co. IS Poydras st.
ES TO sall on Thursday, July 20
E14 For California via Qhagres. --.NcU QFfeaRs
ga. and ChagFes Regular LtHt.--fha q i.saing
- and Regular PaeFel Schooner IONA, Captain
Robert Leeleh ready % ecive pass andNVil
have dEpateh This vessel has made three voyages
TO ChagIes, with passenge and q deEerVediy popular
veel Persons going that desired q 80 and look
Capt Leeeh, on board OF 10
r. NJ. HARRiSON g CO. ia Poydras s.
- Passengers can take Tickets BY this vessel through 10
San FIanelseO On arriving az CharEes 0esss. r. Ii.
LEETcH Co VIII Forward them 10 Panama. at which place
tn s hsSe vessels p madlnsss g receive theni- =
payable heEe-bAlsnee Sslsol q fsnxsns. N9
Z eeEfsR Fer Oaliferria. pa Chagres. Rernigr
SEit5.tN yugatAfr Pocket - The splandid steamship
ALABAMA, J. j. NNdghL commander. will
y S n a3s Cpagse direct on SATURDAY, August -
RATRs or PASSAGE:
IN Saioons ESQ 20 Lower Csba 80 ~
- ~ S'seisge-lneas with crew q " - -
- No berth secured until pad fcs fesaee Gan y
engaged on application 10 the UNDERSIGNED NhsIs ian 9
hes cabins viii BE- seeh limited Qaanty q t1eisni WI
ya q J MEHkER. o noldsas WET.
AsEeFoF San F1aneiseo, California, = & g sGge
eEr free .fhe tae, lasl saiss &c s7.se - - ~
- fastened bnik ThLEE 7 Onss leat1. a....t. WE
OF getting Their passage fffe. sad maxine la mrs D.
sides. by tekine share e ne e4lso g 4sAes
sTsoNs ~ aasSs1gss according 60 the ghf atsn sst
N srn FVnreio o- Vessel 20 sail as eoan
i ghafes als iaken. For farther p1l5io 81 lplI lt
] iyId G. w. oLiRAa. - lha11s1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

DIsgHARgER. Patrick Connolly charged with stealing
by Recorder Seuzensan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

"a Coon FAtE.Ren. Whitney alias Avheeler for want
Of character dos 20 the work hoaa varsv
By Recordef Canon o nhlain one
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

LARcENY-C Mc(safy was arrested By he Eecoud
municipality Poilce Yesterday charged with being CON
eeIned with Bridget mcdamaIa in stealing teeth from Dr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

THREE we'll broke gentle Family Carriage HORSES,
1 Of an iron.aray colOF-ROrk well in single ~
hamess Also. two light Family BAROUCHES, ~
suitable for the county; and one new CAB, totS-S7A-
CITY use Either of the Horses or Carriages will be sold low
for cash ie26 VIM BLEAKLEY Eclipse Stab Is.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

To BIZ ExAMEBD William Ellis charged with yobbipa
Koch SALES; and John Kelly, with committing al sssant
and battery aaigBed before Recorder sdzenaau yes
tsfdsy, and remanded for examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

REeoRpHR,s CoURT-Seeond Afr1gieiBalitv William
johnson and Charles Dunbar sent before 1he First Dis
tct CouTt charge Of larceny aud Myer Ferh5an or
Fletcher for receiving lard knowing Il 70 be stolen was
sent before the same tribunal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

Four BOYs AND GIRL stin on hand and for dstdbu-
lop-a2py 70 Capt Fomo Of The Second Municipality Dn-
ice The captain takes good of The yOunestes he
prefers consgning them to Others having gsst deal bust
hand In that line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

ID persons wishing % procure our II ANU ~ n les
o. without the HOLIAN ATTACH
MENT, are informed that VIM IN N kE III VI
MAYO, No S Camp street, is our duly su-Q y VI
thOzed gent for that city aud fully Authorised TO sell
al Bo on prices with only eight and insurance added and
receive Ode for any description Of instruments manu-
featured by leaving 0ptonal with the pufehaser 70 re-
ieet the same Ii not satisfactory their arrival in NewOT
leans Every instrument sold above Is warranted BY US
and he exchanged without expense 70 the purchases H
not found satisfactory after trial Each instrument will in
future be accompanied with an invoice At cur bosION
CASH PRICES which may be by every purchaser,
ii iHQured for We have the exclusive right aud are he
ONLY manufacturers in Boston, of the PATENT 30
Qotnye GRAND PLANO FORTE5, with and Without
the lEOiau Attachment
Boston, October a. lStS. Nl4 Inn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

LARCENE.-A Dunaud having taken a ooaf from
the dyeing establishment Of Pierre Fraze No 81 Tououss
5es was sspt By Recorder Geuoa yesterday before the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
Groceries. !. Retail and wholesale.
AULT 3 sEYMoUR.

Bsti0ees s, Joseph strsef and s. 1iarGs yaGTket.
HEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
public generally that IN. have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, 244 Tchnupitouas street. situated SO
yenient st Mary Market and which is fitted
the best manner-whefe every article in the Grocery line
sha always be found and al the iDwest prices
Orders from their friends in the county, in the city,
shall be carefully ed
Beside bsng prepared TO furnish article Of Groceries
they will supply their friends with FLOUR POTATOES,
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK in
papkHu esO in harnafs iUt0 9tntu tT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

4 "A
FEHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the spendid
BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
Of blanvie street. in operation. The Bath Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated, having been SPARED
by the proprietor to make them complete al
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
Is now erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREET. near
The corner Of DAUPHINE on the site formerly known as
the Nepouiy Baths, which, when completed, will excel in
magnitCenoe establishment of the kind now in this CITY
aud where HOT. COLD, SHOWER VAPOR AND
MEDlCATEn BATHS can be had at all times from
O'clock A. NJ. MI III O'Clock p M. Hot, Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty Five Cents. jy20 Sm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25
IOLL WOOD HOUSE,

40 OWNERS OF PROPERTY, ARCHITECTS
AND BUILDERS. NO TICE. y
II 4. DELAWARE, late Foreman of the Company
- Vieie Montague" (PfOpIietOr Of the Mosseman
Znc Mnes,) in Paris has just opened mandatory of al
descnpEOns Of work in ZINC, COPPER, TIN aud
SHEET IRON, suitable for Buildings and HOusehOd
Utensils the whole done according 70 the lsest improve,
ments...IA. +. ID. particularly undertakes ZINC
ROOFING, which he guarantees for twenty years Also
Bathing Apparatus Water Closets and every thing con
neeed with the Plumbing Business. ZINC LETTERS in
Relief OF all kinds Apply the premises, 81 Franklin
street. between Cont and Bienve where samples of the
above mentioned works can be seen
Refers 10 MessH. Shark, Day Staufer; Edward GOud
chaux. Bulder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

SWnDLINGs Francis Noel f. N. O. YVES aifesiea vestef
Gay y virtue Of aHnt issued By Recorder GeuaiS char
glng hum with obtaning BY auduient representations ESQ
pounds Of meat from FRANCOIS Ad6ge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

e. Steamer LTFoRNIA-For Bay ST.
3 Louis Pass Christian, Aiississippf CITY
aaaaisss end Biori-Vie the POEToHARTRAIN
RkILROAD.-fhe and spleR,id low pressure packet
steamboat CA ilFORHlA. O. L. Reynolds master (buiit
expressly for the aketrade, with superior aocomm0daOns)
viii commence her trips above. on THURSDAY, the
Gath, and will regularly through the season. follows
Rat Lseq9e Neio Orleans RstuvRiRg, ,LsaUes Bdori:
Every Monday at..s A. NJ EyeV Monday at...,4 P. NJ
Do Thanday, 81 A N. Do. Friday .......4 ?. n.
For freight passage apply the Captain board or to
my23 J. R. GEDDES, Agents 10 Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

DR.. CARTWRIGHT ON CHOLERA
FF'HE PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF
d CHOLERA With an APPENDIX. Cy0ntaining his
Latest Instructions to Planters and Head Of Families re-
mote from medical advice in regard Prevention and
Cue. By Saml; A. Cartwright, NJ. D....To be Ind AT
NORMAN'Ss No Is Camp street, and at MORO ANS
by the POstoica iyIq Inns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

~ For Justice Of the Peace--GEO. Y. BRIGH'
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans Cand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

. ~ For Justice Of the Peaoe.-Please announces
l. WINTER as Candidate Tor Second Justice Of the Peace
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

~ For Justice Eds Crescent Please Announce
EEfEh W. hENNED1 Candidate for Fifth Justice Of the
Peace az the ensnng eeon The 500 November my2 o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

BURGLARY -Neto. "a slave was brought 70 the polics
office 81 the FiTst Municipality yesterday, BY Lieut., Lan
que OF the Third. charged with breaking the
George Adams, in Johnson street between St Ann and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
Foreign Miscellany.

The celebrated banker Of Rome, Prince Torlonia
who had been the Agent dAaires Of the Pope arrived
at Paris on the 10th ult.
General Avezzanna has taken, at Genoa, passport,
signed by the French Consul, for Montcvideo, where
his intention Is to take service in the army
An American, Mr. Williams, has established himself
near Paris. at Champigny, and organized there an
eggs hatchng" mandatory. which is very
full The french papers give the description Of the APP
paratus for the patching and feeding Of the young
chickens, and found IL very excellent 1t Is, anyhow,
q discovery renewed from the Egyptians.
The Chinese junk will shortly arrive in Paris. II APP
pears. from the papers ip which read this para
graph. that tho vsiters received by the captain
(Mr. Kelict very lkely) in costume OF mandarin and
by large crew composed Of Chinese and Malay sailors.
Our readers will remember, that when the junk sailed
fir, IN Bottom for England. there bus three real
Chinese people remaining board Of her, viz: Eezng,
the Canton merchant called the mandarin the pain.
ter Of the ship. and dog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15

AsTon Housy-tov A. Cooley, \. Hampshire; Bishop
Brownel, HARTFORD Majors Ramsay and Sherman, U.
g. A.; Lieut.. Anderson. do; DIR. Clark, st. Louis Asr-
RicAS HorEL-Hon O. Wall, ~ J DR.. Hammond, Pa
Col Myers, Richmond; Major Lee, Washington; Lieut.
West, U. 8. Navy. IRvISG IiousT-ExGov. Young,
Albany; Judge Cooper, Minnesota; Col. Banbrdge,
U. s. A.; Col Shelley, Louisiana; Honorablcs W.
Jackson. Chemung; A. Brdscll, Binghamton; u. Stew
art. Albany; Gideon IIurd, Albion.
The family Of Col Warren, ID Assistant Postmaster
General, left Detroit the sth inst, by the Empire
cfate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15

DANIEL CARROLL, OF DUDpINGToN.-The death Of
this venerable of the original proprietors,
this good and venerated patriarch would tcrequire
further notice than the Of the event
But SUCH fortunately the general knowledge Of his
virtue, among sne community o. which ne was an orna
supcrfuous and out of season. As Christian, we'll
bred and perfect gentleman good and useful citizen,
the reputation and character Of departed friend
stand high and unblemishcd. Integrity Of purpose,
goodness Of heart sweetness Of good and solid
sense simplicity Of life, picty sincere and unostenta
tons and oil the other virtues which combine to make
the Christian and gentleman, most happily and
singularly blended In Mr.. Carroll With him has gone
the last living link which connects us with our past;
the memory Of the good citizen and tho pious man He
has descended to the tomb in tho ness OF years and
after well spent life. Ills weeping family may we'll
hope and believe that their loss his gain His friends
and the community, bonored by him in life and
ah should preserve the remembrance of his worth,
as an incentive 70 initiate his exnmple-Nat Incl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
United States Circuit Court.

Before Justice Ncison' ~.
MAY IA Benjamin 7athem, jr ct ais. rs hooe,z haw
i ct sisThs is an action the case FOR an infringe
ment o. patent granted 20 stad March iatI is4s
for an Improvement in the manufacture Of lead pipe
he cause was tried In 1s4S when the jury found YER
diet for the defendants which was afterwards set ASIDE
and the case comes a second time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15

ARRIVAL FROM THE IsTuMUs.-The steamship
Maria Burt, Capt A. @. Breath, arrived last even
ing from Chagrcs ria Kingston, Jamaica She left the
former port on the 10th Of April the latter the 2sth
for Mobile and the brig DR.. Hitchcock discharging
There were no American vessels at Kingston Besides
her passengers list Of whom appears below tho Mari
charged with piracy on board the American brig Next
co, by setting her fire at One Of these, Joseph
fort with hand cuffs arm-thc other having been
liberated account Of the severity of the mosquitoes
1t Is supposed he was drowned, the country all
around was inundated The steamer stopped, but
nothing seen Of him. PASSENGERS From Chagres.-J.
Mcdonald, J. Murray, NJ w Chittenden. From ia
maicd.-Wm Donnell, A. Thirwa NJ Ansotequi, u.
Jones, J. BROWN Y Picayune, Nays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15

STEAMBOAT DAHcoTAH SuNK.--ToTAL Loss
The officers of steamer Dahcotah arrived here yes
terday morning Meteor No g. and report sinking Of
that boat the morning Of the 25th ult about 20
miles below Fort Kcarny She passing over shoal
water and had but little head Of steam the time,
when the force Of the current washed her around
against snag striking her near the stern. Sac was
immediately run near the shore where she sunk In 20
feet of water The Dahc otah boat this being
her second trip She had about 100 emigrants bound
for California with about 20 tons freight embracing
baggage baggage wagons, provisions, and 60 head Of
mules Their wagons and mules were saved; the ba-
lance lost. No lives lost She owned by Mcssrs.
P. Choutcau Co and valued at $4,000 She in
sured for S15O0O.-Sf. Louis Union, MAY D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
The Crops.

After a drought Of almost unprecedented duration. 1t
CONNIE need raining about o'clock z. NJ on the 9th
inst. and yesterday we had heavy shower. Cotton
had suffered severely from the late frost and the dry
weather which Immediately succeeded that the benefit
to that plant apprh end will be but partial Rice
win fare better; and have to hope will
put ALVEY and fourishiDg Charleston
Mercury, Nav 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15

THE LEAD M,NEs-The s. w. and Arkansas
Mining Company have large number of teams
running between the mines and the river bank oppo-
site our city bringing in the for shipment. The
com papy have rared large quantity Of the mineral
norton 81 which. In two lots, Of 400O0Dvpounds
for Philadelphia, and another of 100, 900 pounds,
fr Liverpool. England will be shipped In few weeks
duciuc the ore and extracting the silver from ths
.ad are about to e erected. Lils Rock 1irs Dems-
ordf, .3pr,l 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
the TRAGEDY AT The OPERA no USE.
THE CoRoNER's INQUEST.
VERDICT OF TIE JURY,
&C., &C., &c.
ARREST OF THE RIOTERS

ARREST OF THE RIOTERS
The following the names of q portion Of those
arrested at the Opera House Friday night and con-
Aned In the prison at Essex Market -
PAtrick Quinn Theodore Whitlock,
David w. Holly Francis M. Stone,
Solomon Ludwig Edward Taylor
John hcCarron, John Anthony,
James }. Scott, James Mullen.
John Dowding, Robert McC arron,
Terence Duffy, (bailed in James Goodman
$2O0) William Orr,
Morrts Callahan, Henry Gillespie,
David Wilson, Samuel Phillips,
Jehn Wilson, Patrick &. Muldowncy,
John Mitchell, Robert Wintriugham
William Dray, Joseph Murray,
Jehn Matthews, John Sinmerson,
Charles H. Bicknell, Jacob Grady,
John Quinn, William Cornish,
John Roe, James McQuade,
samuel Noyes, Michel Lotus,
Henry Turner, Daniel Sullivan,
William O'Brien, John Mosher
John Fisher, John Civic,
John Brown, Jacob High,
Thomas Donnelly Valentine King,
George Reynolds, Henry Ferguson,
hezekiah Dare, Eungo Weed,
John Fisher. John j Dunn
John Hampstead, Edward Gibson,
George IL Ludley william II. Nash,
Thorn ~ O'Neil, John Clendenning,
Charles Peters, Andrew Terry.
y Ratt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
Superior Court--at Nls1 Prius.
Before Judge SANFORD.

NAV 14-Brsoks rs. Judson and Otkcrs.-The jury IN
this cause rendered verdict this morning, for plaintiff
for y6,700.