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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

ME8SrEG on UNIVERSAL EDucaTIoy A,
the New Hampshire Festival, in Boston. M. WEI.
ster made the following allusion to the ipIlosre.
and glory Of education, provided and los,sred 81
me STATE Speaking OF his native State. New
Hampshire, he said: ~"
n M Peel We be ashamed Of her literary h, ,.,;.,
yer social ns itnons. save sesn and
nave s.. q, the church and Tie seho1l honsa ~ ~
mlsl o. Tue iOest, and stand and bo Vi-1i - ~,
Mh'si SHOWS And where these thin-S IN. t,,--i.
~ siaN Sehine neent Of soceiY-vsheT - ~, n
v,I 40, 49, h5>2t loals ARd The calinll "a - IN
n Mtlu tthe hOd q Organic forest t tnh ii 81 ireS,
- ~ ihs .elselss depend a. nu su,h peoii-
@ al Ven Where every 'sha, hsr h Ssd Sitss
as me e The eehoei l11s,shn fhsiI $500
81 95 ~ az User Ne' husian oashi 10 bl ssas 81
~ l si1r'A a. theg uuEht lq ~ s1atsn al n ~ -
eu'l ESQ iniesisht ana lanaVo nee and = -
l'is' 3 1'a er sssahtltng great nahs fsis - ~
uai o. the ltholes blsiltts Is m -
tls gar system o hullc iultfuhtisl be $500 IND
R.eNouslf ser nething Ike it, Hut ths World a
~, ile'N y DIT where. when ynu tai ~ i1s-
- ns wv. eutA ui pfalecng r8yefnsreasnf Gov
sie,.s ~ 49, e q cs that ptstselion Ehah iie
nss WI rs has e9ap 90 he great and luataaiazies
~, 44ls..l-l aetoie constitutions, that L a iif aafi
49, ~ ~ ~ lh9tts o. gesernnentl eOmpost b. ne laa
- ~ aii 70 lay the foundation oil the happins1l a4A
'''fN0'-'HN u soelely IN universal ezlucaiion,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

IMPORTANT TRos SoUTH NMERIcA.-Dates
from Montevideo to the 18th September, and from
Rio de -Janeiro to the 1ith of October have been
received at New York
The crop Of coffee on the BElzilian plantations is
,much shorter than us,iqI and was commanding
higher prices. The U. s. frgate BrandyHine was
lying at the port of Rio, all we'll. Nothing fresh
had occurred in relation to the Rio de la Plata
question.
The government of Buenos Ayres has purchased
the Danish brig Stephen, and the American schr.
Adophus, to strengthen the fleet of Parana A
letter from Bueuos Ayres, published in the Conner
co dI Plata, of the l0th says that great naval
preparations are being made at Buenos Ayres, and
it is believed the object aimed at is Brazil against
whom these ornaments supposed to be in
tended and with whom it is believed that war is
inevitable.
Ihe elections were going on on the Sd October
IN the provinces for members Of Assembly
The invasion of Paraguay had occasioned great
sensation. 1t is said that Olinda the BRAZILIAN
Minister, is secretly acting with the Paraguayaus,
but has such fear of Rosas that he dare not take
open measures against him. The Paraguayans
have put themselves strongly on the defence, and
have occupied the missions Of Comcnts, aud all the
territory of Aguapey and Candeara, and fortified
themselves in various points. It is generally be-
leved that they have the secret aid of BraziE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

From CuLI.-We find in the Northern papers
somewhat fuller accounts from Chill than those we
had previously received of the same date The
accounts are up to the LIST nit. The Gillian Gov
eminent on the receipt Of advccs from California,
that large body of Chlans had been attacked
and murdered by party Of Americans, made i'm
mediate application to the British Admiral request
ing him to protect the lives and property Of all
Chilans in California. The British Admiral offered
to give free passage to any Chiians who desired
to return, but further he could not act. W Wheel
wright has made application. for a renewal Of five
years more for the exclusive privilege of running
steamers from Valparaiso to Lima The privilege,
it was said would probably be granted provided
the line is extended to the Straits OF Magellan
The u. 5. ship Falmouth, which arrived at Val
paraiso on the 10Th of September, from Rio sailed
for Callao on the 25th Among twelve American
vessels arrived at Valparaiso in September, was
the Gov. Thorp, from Virginia. The Ralph Cross,
with passengers, from Philadelphia, was also apeng
the number A report from Rio, some time ago,
that she lost oil Cape Horn. The mer-
chants in Chill protest against National paper
issuing Bank.
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FOR RENT.


'T'o RENT-Twq Frame DWELLING HOUSES -.
streets On he shady side Of the str Apply On the4A
PREMISE MI 1t
4 o REET-A desiigbie residence for small family
IA without Sgat Chttdrea. The location p .san e n
ei ' s Is ' '"oH bR Ay n % & Sif9
/ DIGGING ROOMS FOR RENT-ln Ranks Az *,
Amy at p Eaiehez street, up street. NIB Ia
cog RESt 9 ~ % SnS R2gqm IN Bagk. A.gsde
iSLACksMi m SHOP AND lot No lli Frtou- -.
uD stain. m -
STGRG TO RENr-ihg .sfEe iJll., ~ sio.a l.-.-.
iolneis pcc Jpied By KENNEDY " fasiar .leina EaA
eodi ,graton Tor large Western Grocery OF by sa
ni4 VIM l. GGsiilNG a 60. IS Common st.
TF5HffTE5R 3NSA5TfpS IS fF g F. sons F @
III lgnean piFi.lol Or t4e sauhwe5r Gomez cr Sc 1l
s,7 tam Lgguna Streets ls sacunt two nights iu lig
NJ ~ ARTEMON BILL "a Gfavf,r st.
\ TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE with lou rooms ia
- i5on h11'e large kitchen, sioTe,TuJm, puuyrisS, -
G.siG 4nH %s. AVID back snilaaee 70 wide alley. 10
~ nom, sGHlei on BaTonne street. near Julia
90. MATHEWS &.DENMAE
no w corner GfayieT and CafondeLst s,reet
~ ktl. , IA igfnshed PsTlo' and Bed ko3m Ils
with ~ 7. TOO Win kitchen II desired RIesIautly located
Addte BY etet q A. at tb Office terms isa''R R5f
{ Q EENT-FuENlSHEDR ROOMS to rent al Ma -
Apply on Inc premises. ~ Ri
fR'HREE DWELLING HOUSES To RFN75-
4 Thee small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES on e m
'rcus street BE- wen Common and Grayiss streets Ion
rent Aplly % y Natchsz 81, up-sttits. on
ARGE DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT--fEe
~ large dwelling Hod'e az the corner of 81 John -.
ana PedidO Etrss The house contains tgn -10i 8 III
rooms, with large ard, and gallery e house III
Apply At y Naobcz street, us stains. azg
no RENE-T'so three..tory BRICK DWELLING -
HOUSES ,ttlH'eI Circus tfEget between Canal sd
and Common streets, Cd Mguicpafy Appy to- Ia
go # PRlESTLEY & BEIN, SO aud 81 Camp ST.
E'UR RENT-A new two story Frame HoUsE s.r5ss
T. with finished Attic baihug Room Stable and aaaEa
Caage House, with llydraut and CisieFa in thg tk
yaI-seCOnd house AuuUnciatou street above Auuun
cauOn Square, Apply tOJUNlUS BEEBE, No ) Front
Leyee, between UrnlDe and Hospital sls Ist Ny Outf
. - TO GENT:
IN THE PELICAN HOUSE. opposite the ST Cbsrlsg
4 Hotel-TwO Offices on Union street one Do on -
Gfavler street and one large Room Graysr ttrget "a
in the second gtoy, suitab for a Club Room Aso GziG
eyera small Furnished Rooms. For terms, apply the
BHt. sl7tF
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4, the above calculations the returns Of several
States are not embraced, as they contain,ianor,,3,
errors Tor 'nstanee-the Rhode island returns show
members, or about one foltrteslstht propoSs;o1 =
enormous that l could not believe without fnrtbsr
Probably the Maryland Lodges, as well A. tb,..
oI some other Middle States, suffered seveTei,- h,
the Mexican war which may have made ,ba;- - ~
portion larger than it would be for ~ ns,-t
years. ~' sisut
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

MAGNOLIA CoURsE.-The Baton Rouge Ga
~e''e oil last Saturday says 1t is the intention OF
tue propTietors OF this track to have races in the
niois'I OF February next Several stables are ex-
PGcteq soon We hope-to see these amusements
,De[aIy encouraged tbs track is one Of The best
spared to render il convenient apJ ,orse,Ils for
the purpose of training, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELEcT1oNs.-ln the
Massachusetts District lately represented by Pal
frey, there was no choice at the late election. In
the Wheeling CYal District it appears that Hay
mond (whig)is elected in place of Newman DENY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Mr.. FoRwARB-The Washington eorospon-
dent Of the Baltimore Sun. speaking OF the an
ponment Of Mr.. Forward as Charge to Denmark.
says % Mr.. Forward, a party man, was the
most influential of all the wings in carrying Penn
syyania for Harrison, in,1SiO He was the cham
Pion OF Taylor in ISIS, and, if eyer a victory was
achieved by single arm, it was by Mr.. Forward.
IN carrying Pennsylvania for Gen. Taylor. He is
one OF the most lervid and foreible popular de.
Chalmers in the world. and is, withal, an amiable
and learned man He has filed too, with distino-
ton, the stations OF Chairman of the Committee of
manufactures IN The House of Representatives.
Comptroller Of the Treasury, and Secretary of the
Ireasury-to say nothing Of the service which he
hes rendered in the deliberatve bodies of his own
state. In the late campaign he declined being a
candidate for Governor though he could have been
elected, and assented to the nomination of MI
Johnson, with a view to the accumulation Of infu-
ences IN behalf of Gen. Taylor; and, it is because
ms advice has not been needed that the wing
party has already been thrown into a minority in
Pennsylvania.
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & Stationery
AT MO ~ CAMP sTEpE,r.


FF'tlE subCrbeB respectfully return thanks r4WT4R-s
Il 10 their numerous friends and The pub. f7ssIEH -
nc for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon them. and would respectfully yt7t stsE
solicit IFS continuance having hand full anl
pete stock Of every article In their line, AND ARR UAIJY
hkCEIvING FRESH SYPHILIS. Their present Stock, con
Ihls. IN part OF the following, which they offer the
IL W esl market rates
BLANK BOOKS.-LedgeB. Journals Cash Invoice
hnd ot The best quality.
COEHING LETTER PRESSES-With Books and
e'1} ilI1g gompee-Ol different and qualities.
RioriIa No - Cust0m-hOuse ENTREES and Como erCal
nr1TS " every descnpiOn; Bills Of Exchange kOies
f9fySftzSSVSTE- Elm great variety
inc II1A Son all the solvent Banks and Bank.
EEL PENS-Or eysrv ,,,,,, r,c,v,. q, ,l,ri,a .,,,
non always on hand. ~ No'''' " ''''1e '0'SD'
. TAPER - or every Jst,ri,t;,. r1--l:-1 I'll 1,
American manufacture ~'f''oN A4A-Hsil' AisuoH anu
4NB,-BaCk, Blue and Rol al f--.-..-.. 49, .--
ave assortment "'" WV INF an eNt'h-
INkSTANDS-Or IN known. tirJ,
Waers, Sealing Wax Calls In.I,, F-,.t-- 80 n
e!s, Wafer Stamps Rolgsis i'uoiir lead Zen
ape S5nu GHd sand Boxes Lister Gins nil H. MT
Line Zen Holders and Pen Racks In ~ p I.es ,s!aeh
NSInu,s tIou n IGendats, Bmkens' t'asas PoTtE
memorandum Books, blanes etc etc $50 '"'''"'s'
49,, HAVING ALSO. A COMPLETE
Job Printing Office and Book F3ir5,--
u the same building, we prepared 10 eysn,te r
PRINTING Or Binding. IN supsrGrsyla and nj Snl ~ TOT
cannot fail IN giving satisfaction. VII IH'es as
COHSOh y ARMSTRONG
StatiOners and Blank Rock ManuTgctp-.,
gfranf Ngh a.
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&c At the New Hampshire Festival. in Bos.
ton, resolutions were adopted in favor of establish
ing Proiessorship.o OF international Law in Dart
month College. Messrs. c. B. Goodrich, Nathan
Appleton, James Parker James w. Paige and
Mr.. Dennis constitute the committee appointed to
raise the means therefor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Boor AND SHoE TRADE-Cireat efforts have
been made Of late 70 bring to New York tAe boot
and shoe trade, now almost and altogether in the
hands Of Bostonians. Burt Brothers, in New York,
have already commenced tue manufacture Of bro
gans, Nc, and well pcgged boots and shoes upon
the plan Of division Of labor The Express says
The persons employed by this ifm are mostly
Germans, who have trade and consequently
content with low wages, each man being confined
to certain small portion Of the labor soon becomes
proiicientin that pafiicuaI part. W have during
the week, been shown brogaRs made by this new
system, which certainly exceed anything We have
seen in point Of appearance and workmanship,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

NETHlSKY, BRANDY, GIN. AND WINE-g rnn
w gheons Irish aad pnnehe1n Scooth Whisky 5 bac
pipes C0gnac BTandy ppe Holland Gin and 81 nssI.
Sherry Wine in bottles. The above Whisky is iTnm Inc as
ueHes direct nnd has lain st0r iD5 more tan two
years aud the BRANDY is Of the iHyni brand III
Sherry Wine is Of she Amontiladu vintage so much cole
purchasers, by
MO JOHN TOOLE, q Bank Place.
pALM OIL, SODA ASH. BARELLA, ROSIN Sc
always on haud, for sale in quantities suit puroha 1eTs
by a. HAYMAN Il HOLDEN
nv - MAGAZINE street and II Red Stores.
SARDI SES-IO85 half boxes Sardnes $50 quarter do,
~ do, landiug aud in stone, for sale BY
nl4 CHARLES STOUGHTON, 80 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Mr. CLAr,-dr. Clay visited the Walnut street
Theatre, at Philadelphia the eveningof the 18th.
to witness the pcrsonation OF Lady Macbeth by
Miss Charlotte Cushman. The box appropriated
ia him was drapad with flags, and when he en-
tered attended by Richard Bayard, Col Swift, and
others, the audience rose and saluted him with SIX
cheers On retiring, also, he-vas enthusiastically
rLaerad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

FIREIN MOEuE.-LaSt evening, about clock,
a fire broke out in the Cotton pickery of Mr.. b. F.
Leayens, near the corner OF Congress and Concep-
ton streets Our iremen repaired to the spot, with
their usual alacriy, but the building being con-
structed entirely of wood, was in few minutes
wrapped in flames, and could not be saved We
learn that there was a small quantity of hagging
and five babes OF cotton in the building The orr
gin of the fire is unknown, but as none was in use
about the building tits supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary. The loss is estimated at
s3jOO,--Mo5iie Register Of Tuesday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

FROM MoR0ce0.-It IS Stated thai Inc Empc-
ror of Moroeeos Minister of Foreign Affairs had
proposed to submit the difficulties existing to the
mediation and decision of Mr., Hart Hyatt Consul
General of the United States, in Morocco, but that
tue French We're not then prepared to refer the
matter to arbitration. Subsequently, Intelligence
arrived that the French Minister, at Washington
had been dismissed by Gen. Taylor, when Mr.
Hrntt immediately declined 70 act.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCTNG ACADEWY'


DANCING ACADEMY,
M r CISsEY iais iron PlJ reggeeiilly aio't MA
l'a e on l'd Gle q S Ss9s S @ @ 3 be @
NJ Is Calohdca street, wbere be win leach ar he KS .6S
Da1ee 5! are now n vogue among DE most fs9nabe b
ytl cnqus flps ieman Polka iiova, MoscoWR5 Polk, Ma
sn9 , op 5 '' NJ reao t' e , t. s
both graceful aad elegant particularly when danced by lady and
lodie and GenIcaee.ag eia h2ge new Dances can be
being devoted 10 giving private eons Tie will also give
Dgy. lor children, Mondays and Tlarays Iour'o O'Clock
Gentlemen ae respectfully informed that Glass viii be opened for
then tga l 10 O'Clock every evening ID t week, tose
tbn dance ouales and Ia he space q Que ionl
~ Dt1nes o te head in Waiting entirely cured Dancing
i.o'u, = llonle'e, 1Iee' near common 90 5iH
Fashionable dancing and Waiting Academy.
CARONDELET SALOON,
NO. 4os carondeet. dstloeeH POvdras and Prid0 sts.
VI eeia.slud asaieny ErvYarsJ respectfully aa -,
- t H. s5o or a i s5s s F2 r. i .ss5
6 e'A S5, Il ,3w 2p.n ie la reception Of 1870
- = ite Nolilsia State, spa red neither pains ier
tha s's'n aolg vis lalev4ns feaan my Il ss
iey %E4'As EraFt ir i9le DHle, iot Aliz9pia, IN i
R,is @ef "a ' 53ls Fs;o , ha' o,,asg L',a
gs9e, r. to-ioto, i Pa sy5isq, Ll Tqara bqi % C
IE,,3. i;t Ell y 31't'y y's, 'll" H31f'5 - d'fs
,ta 'a'0s and every variety o ialrua Par0r and Fancy
. q" ai,n , 10 l s /, ,,,a. . VII g *, .sa , sa f
In I'9it4 10 or, nd iiy ..5y,I is.. s ne ' '''' ''''s
o.. pssufei ecens ir afa I'D it 81. as 'lty 4l 1r
nIfS 1' 81 5 T 5 e1,2 % z ,,s
B frss is y II ~ l. y, 4, ' NJ, .' i5, 'ti f - a,
1 gcl '}2'o, g"a 10 Gam ,i earsa ,r re Dnas
n Private FUNNY soirte semi monthly Due notice OF the
fHeos liaitq va 'ba Academy, au! ls almost attention
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

OUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. No. l1o
~ CoI,ngn ap9 10 GEGgifr streets rear oil The ST.
moved frOm IS and As Royal street TO tie
above establishment, viii keep constantly EsS3llSTsg
on hand large and complete assortment ~ - ~ 49,
Ct CARR AGES OF the latest and beautiful models
finished N the IA ST perfect style, many Of which were
originated and built expressly for the paiTOrs This esiRb
i!shment Purchaser invited TO examine this stock be-
tore making their selections elsewhere nl36n dhW
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t ASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
FOR WHOLEsALE TRADE.

ENX ships Zero lehigh VCkshurg EsuOre abby Pratt,
h and steamer Ohio and expected daily per ships Hudson,
tsnindOla ard succeeding packets
SiIRTS-Every style and quality
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
HOSIERY.
The retail business emhraces every article oil GENTLE
MEN S FURNISHING GOODS Petlnmery and Fancy
Articles A call is solicited e. hElGlITON'S
Nos and Royal street, three doors from Canal st.,
OF u and ~ Park Place New York.
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15or tI)r 1fall Grooc.
THOMAS BRADY,
CHARTREs ST. 81
Dry Goods. Opr,,ing Of tie Fail Trade.

THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTREs ST. 81
Dry Goods. Opening Of the Fqh Trade
EVERY VARIETY of Foreign and Dom,atla ny GOODS,
" computing all the new designs Fancy Good together with
the lest and most Improved STABLE AND DONE ITC MANU-
FACrUHES being offered considerably ur alan our
usual uniform low prices.
Plain and Fancy SILKS.
Rich watered aod Striped Poq de Sole
small Checks, Clangeabc GJseE silks;
Very Heavy Corded and and CHINO Gros d'Atrqae;
Very Rich Plain Black waiefsd SKI ''s' '' N"''
goods being iniiuialle, are very choice md scarce
Plain Floreneest IN all coosy crimson. green, cherry, white
Sly, Crimson, Green Cherry White and Pmk Plain sani
and White, and rieh Crimson AID White FoaIaId silks
Cashmeres and Muslin de i aines.
n, s1q sgPsa an9 Plad T,al Psa,d calnsrs'
IHt. rsper md Ma2lel Figured CashDeasi
AN yariate IN poqeauu nod Gers. Groard c,siarpsi
g ss3ri, Blue Geu, Cherry s1aoe Blue, Pins and Ro,al
Duplicate Coor 10 hioussiae De Lejn-s;
Adsyis. IL Prntei Is Laar-i
paiuauI Clau9gabr Alpaca uHl l3aoss Cldl 40 eolofs
Barrg Tissue Gierin5s H. ciassstys and eolos
Embroidered Velvet CloRizs and Nantes.
IHsas No7ds are UE'naaiy Tie.
cRa@ss,5s s@roder@i igd ciiasall, SIX Mia}e
E2mbrOfderfes and T,npp Glade,
Nsgtgt, ,n,l 1tto,.,,., Z ~ %
hais4re ,ysrt lao. Co.., ,.g, ggIS-. - ''i--'
Trimmed M tl0e Iaeg Games i,1Irlt i.vr.
Same Good, richly tri,apsi double DAVIS
Won LArf sleeves aA sylesj
flHu Mtthin ara lahNon lnte srcytat all s'yrri
- faenelylle Trimmed Sceyea z
s.- So. i'SIh '3lnhflc IeiHteiles Ani NanehHttsi
"Ihel Edged aud lHmmtd Sglgune COS
ZINE tTrucii Warsef Coi17i -
r...,. o., t.., "a aleel anu AAiA Hofhcd 'olllrFj
yery tan,g Sraiape Egs Iialsr.I sri ''''i
All prggs iu PLAIN Tame B1rdefed rslrfsereIlair:
pliisnnd Kiy.rr Bbrlt.si IIHHdEgrgI-s.
Music Ruferg and uar.gi,rt T4Hfg .r4tfg.s
ullrn Flax Braht Linen tarigrsd ITalaI.a .ti.l..
tia,5s Linen Handkerchief. su,tTur .Y.tUtys.
o. Culfir from seventy.
I've cent? % one dollar and "a half s5dnzgus
10 lIsrsiiU duzrt sried Boreel Linen CauHrg Handler
ehef--tsp dollars per iuzen
heh Nigrsln 3nl ysleeri,ms Laeoai
tti'e' .'' lA.gg. if''..s
brussels 3"o fhe' % Ailfsed ittreai
~ ''''s Guy i.HF- W ii'al raging tiH iltr.TlNFt
eWg"'hri '@l@ F@sl's, Anl lnsttHngai
s"@IA'lJ,a'l1si, "l,4 AlNl 10 '
t.''''ltI'-t 'lsyHih 1Hi fh-'f' Hieti h'iglneHi
''i A-' anl mug '5 e no 80 spf'7E7 l7ocs
N'e IHIt iil 'll.sl n .f,n.i.. t.r Sas.-
t 5'I s1i1 ~ i'' fsss.s.s b-sit t
,'S ti5 n W. lstd d.
~ '.i all % il'i . 49, -
Ribbon -
Tla.n y fin lHa i.atsstrs4s l,,S5, Do.
Nareg Fancy Neck do.
Ssira H ,stl LsG .y Ns,'ii 90.
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A correspondent Of the assemble Natt0Aah,
dating from Tortosa, states that Lola Monies and
her new husband have. had a serious quarrel,
which resulted in the fair lady slabbins him with
dagger whereupon he Immediately took his leave
of her.
The Frankfort papers state that the grand an
nua meeting of the Peace Congress, in 1850 will
be held in that city, where every preparation is be-
ing made for the reception OF the philanthrOpc
members Of the association.
Bois-e-C Compile The new French Envoy to the
United States, IS still in Italy. t-t
The Pope Is stf the guest Of the King of Ma
pies, at Pordci but is expected soon to return 10
his dolnnions where he will be under the wing Of
France, Spain and Naples. The high Roman
clergy will have no more reason to fear the mighty
reforms in Church and State
Austria has determined not to recognize the
hank notes issued by kossuth, which has caused
great CONSERVATION in Hungary, and in all the
provinces having commercial relations vi Ii that
country.
A nephew of the unfortunate Count Bathyany has
been forced to enlist private hussar in an Aus
tran regiment
Lady franklin is at present endeavoring f,
organize a scheme to relieve the expedition in the
polar seas in the course OF the ensuing spring.
The Swedish papers state that Louis Philip,
has been in treaty with the Danish Government 70
the Castle OF Fredensbourg, between Helsinbor,
and Copenhagen, intending 70 end his days there
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GorresP0naenre Of Ibe Grestent.
LBTTEE . oLzIv.

Thasder 5, 1-aa-TAe ResHlt Of tie Eyretios eisla-
tATe--S'ae T7csef-Ns Ufbtsfga n Parffes-yllH.
taak fasHraaes t'tss7-t aHada-~Fise
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

ENAMILY CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FOR SALE
It LOW-Appy alta Naiohezs At HRstalFs' alS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

PoLITIcs M THE TELEGRAPH.-It Will be seen
from the following letter that some ofthe Northern
democrats charge the telegraph with being partial
IN lLln.mL-na poLLLcal Information.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

The British Ministry and Lo1tjs Napotsoa.-
letter from Raris says Lord Normandy the Brit
ish Ambassador, has been IN frequent correspond
ence with the President OF the Republic. and is
Supposed have obtained 4 complete ascendancv
over him. 50 much 50, that Theirs is said TO have
thrown out insinuatiohs thatFrench ceilings and
French honor are rendered subservien to foreigners
Another " Casus Belf'-M de KisselciF, the
Russian Charge dAAairs in Paris, waited on IA a
Minister OF Foreign Affairs on the 10Th ult He
declared to nj. deTocqueville that ii the French
fleet approached the DaFdanelles, Russia would con
slider the faeta easHs beli. The French Council {,
Ministers, on the other hand, had decided tia
France viii consider a casHs bolli tue entry af
Russian army on the Turkish territory s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

The convention between the courts Of Prusia and
Austria, ratified on the 18th ult., ut Vienna.
The first Chamber has passed alt the articles o.
the constitution, far they have considered them
They have disposed of 10 Of them without single
rejection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-13
Naval IntklllRcncs.

Ire U y. htfAte 81. Lawrence. last from Southamp-
ton, arrived 1t Lisbon the 10th Of January.
The U. frgste Plymouth vas at Macao Nov goth;
ara tie floop ef war Treble was at Wha-pon, saas
date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-13
Court OF oyer and Terminer,

Before Judge tomonds, and Aid Stevens and Crolius
CAars. Of hn,dr.-Thomas Hidden, indicted for
the murder OF John keboe In September last was ar
raR ned and Pleaded not guilty His trial il nxed for
Thursdsy next.
The tiisl Of sherry indicted for the murder Of Mo-
the Court adjourned. -"