The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

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The Poussin Affair.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26, lS49-Through the inter.
position ofthe English Charge d'Affares, M. Pous.
sin submitted to our Government certain concilia-
tory propositions Gen. Taylor, however, promptly
replied, that while harboring no hostile feelings
towards M. Poussin, he could not possibly permit
him to resume his official duties until further orders
should be received.
New York Market
In New York the Cotton market continues firm
and active. Government Securities are improving.
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RETuRNED.-We are pleased to announce the return ts
the city OF d. l. R,aIdO. fSmiliay known as " Old
Rie He has been spending the summer at that popular
watering place, Hollywood, )" on Mobile Bay where he
had attained to the dignity of the title of Mayor Rio
now in town again. and ready for every thing his line
10 those who need his services in busr way,
leading msnbsr of the HoOards,' he will be waoOhsd
back.
CAMS -Msssr. Smith & Brother No So Common stIest
have received very neat and useful article in the Of
Canes. They have great variety of beautiful articles of
India Rubber manufacture and a general assortment OF
SauuIeIyi Harness. &c. go
Mr.. BANoRoTT.-Mr. Bancroft, our late minis
ter at the Court of St. James, intends TO make the
city of New York his future residence, and he will
devote his time and attention to literary pursuits
For CoNsTANTINoPLE.-Georg P, Marsh, Am
bassador from the United States to the Ottoman
Porte, was to leave New York, with his family,
for Havre on the goth inst, in the packet ship
New York.
Mr.. GUrzoT.-This gentleman was in Paris on
the LIST of September. He would, it was said, be
candidate for the seat in the Assembly held by
NJ. Giardin, who died recently of cholera.
BISHOP ONDERDoNK.-It is rumored that DR..
Tying next intends to surprise the Episcopal Do
cesar Convention of New York, with a proposition
to restore the late Bishop Onderdonk to his Epsco-
pal functions. The Convention was to meet
last week.
MAINE observation-disclosures from 256 towns in
this State make it certain that there is no election
of Governor by the people. The democratic can
didate leads the wing candidate about 1900, but
there are 5000 votes poed for the free soil candidate
ELECTIoNs.-The State elections in Georgia take
place next Monday, the first Monday in October.
A Governor and Legislature to be chosen. The
| Maryland State elections take place next Wednes-
day-a Governor, Legislature, and six Members Of
Congress to be chosen. A Senator in Congress is
to be elected in Maryland for the unexpired term Of
Reverdy Johnson, now filled by Gen. Howard.
The wings start with majority of nine in the Sen.
ate. The wings usually have large majority also
in the House.
NEw YoRK PoLITIos.-The union of the demo-
Gratis at Syracuse does not appear to be perfect
throughout the State. In New York city it is said
that the Hunkers are very much displsased with
the concessions made to the Banbuners. The
New York Tribune (whig) considers the union as
shameful abandonment by the Barnburners O.
their Free.soil professions.
HUNGARIAN MoNuMENT.-The European Amer
| lean, at New York. states that magnificent mon
ument to the martyrs of Hungarian and Roma
| freedom, is about to be erected by the friends Q
liberty in this country. The New York Bay Gem
etery Company have generously offered the highes
spot of ground in their beautiful cemetery for tn
purpose-whereon is to be erected an altar t
freedom and a pyramid to the defenders of Rom
and Hungary.
| ROBBERY IN THE WASHINGTON ID. c. PosT
| OFFIcE.-FouT hundred dollars reward is offsrs,
| by Latham & Co., Of Washington City, for pack
| age containing money and valuable papers, takel
from their box within the postoffice, after it ha
been placed there by the clerk for delivery. 1t oC
Cured in July last, but has not been published be
| fore because the Department was engaged in a pr
vate investigation, which has failed to give any cu
THE BRITISH NAVY. - According to the la
official Navy list, SIS ships and vessels were upc
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those still building and unfnished-tenders, su
veying vessels, and ships in ordinary-al presume
to- be effective. The number of vessels of a
classes actually in commission, in July I849, WI
1876. The number Of officers unemployed is mo
than four times that of those in service; and viii
the pay of the latter is GlS5,6O1, that of the 70
mer is G429, 487.
GREAT MATCH FOR FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR
Lady Moscow and Jack Rossiter, are matched to
two mile heats, in harness, the first week in Oct
Der, for the snug sum of five thousand dollars. II
Moscow party have the naming of the track.
HIGH Prices IN CALIFORNIA - The Bosto
Journal says that letter has been received fro
California, which states that the ship Leonore
company had been offered one hundred housar
dollars for the little iron steamboat which the
took out with them, but they declined accepting
They are confident that when she is in operatio
she will make for them one thousand dollars per da
The PEACE CONGRESS AT VERsAILLEs-Th
Paris correspondent of the New York Courier an
Enquirer gives the following account of some tgt,
in honor of the Peace Congress at Paris:
The leaders in the cause, however, profess
believe that great advance has been made th
year toward the accomplishment Of their ends
and they have been " enchanted with the fateI
ing attentions which have been paid to the forsig
members. M. de Tocqueville, Minister Of Foreig
Affairs, illuminated the gardens of his spendi
hotel on the Boulevard des Capucines, and era
ciously treated them to music, creams and lemon
AIDES, till halEpast eleven on Saturday night. Tn
tete ended at that hour in compliment to the reli
gious scruPles Of the English and American guests
AT the close of the last sitting on Friday, It wa
announced that in compliment to the members
and in special remembrance Of the said religion
scrupes, which would prevent foreign visiters iron
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