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Fine Barouche, Horse, Harness, Saddle & Bride
By THOs. j. SPEAR, Auc'r.
- neT OF Common and Rampant - -'l'
lily. and fully guaranteed;
A BAROUCHE and Harness;
/ SADDLE and Birdie,
10 Saddle and Draaght HORSES some guaranteed sound
MULES;
DrSy Carts Horses and Cattle from the three Municipality Pounds
Terms cash d3s
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- FOR BOsIDN.--Ths lna Al ship DIANA
Capt O. Howe viii hare immediate Dispatch. Fol
DEWEY & CO., 81 Gravisr strzst.
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~ NC 81 CIVIL, one door JT0nl Camp.
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
NINE SHIRTS, Of all the latest Patterns; Under Shirts
II Cotton and WOOllen Drawers Stocks; Cravats Ho-
siey Suspendes Cloves Trunks; Valses Carpet Bags
etc. ETC., for sale extremely low prices for cash. We
hoit call from our Friends and lie Public to examine
Goods and Judge for themselves ~ We keep also BOYS
and YOIIIHse CLOIHLNH " am
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Furniture! Furniture!! Furniture II P9sitfDe
SAFE, on account Of Depsrture for California.
BY r. FERNANDEZ g. WHITING,
GATURDAY, December % 10 O'Clock A M-Wl be sold al
- the corner Of Crstomhuuse and. Rampant streets
An assortment Of Fine FURNITURE, consisting Of Mahogany
sseads, Anno Bureaus, Chairs, Soas Dlvans Dining and
Carpets Curtains Bedding Z.
Aiso-A fine Rosewood PLANOFORTE-
! Terms cash. an
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~. FOR BOsr0N-Dispgtck Line-Fhe tine, fast
sh saiilgg hrig A0NIAN erpt sipInen9. hqyias
For freight 81 which, apply on board, qtkcat NO r. Hasoad
Municipal tf. ar q
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,. W. 81 AAEN.. = Cos
eqmel llagaaiae I'D i.slaFs,a 81.

-. FOR NEW AOEil1-stsitfoa. 3 Lsai5il1a tiId
- pafch.-Ihe very fast sailing regular p4atsi aliH
CHlfABklAMA, Capt. = Hammond having al-a
portion Of her engaged and going hqaT V sal ~
above For balance Of freight or pasle, having s1f
siae-loom Recommendations, Apply bald at ar Be Il
foot Of St Joseph strset, or to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-28

WE DO NOT SELECT
NNE Best Of Goods for retail CUSTOM as Is the practice
4 with some houses, but sell at WHOLESALE ENTIRELY.
ESr Now landing from steamship OHIO
YOUTHS and
- CHIIlDREN'S ~
HATS and CAPS. of all qualiles and colors, in fact
every thing IN ls shape gf Hat Cup be hads
usual, low, at DURBRIDGE n Co IS,
DIS g CusomhOuse st.
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-IST % d LETTERS


EaiAINlN9 IN the Posi- Ofee 81 New Orlsans
Dscsms ~, y lsl9 Pefsona calling win please
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GentIemen5s List,

Miss Julia f.. .BIrs w Il S. Riis Mary D.. Mary d
NJ. MUsEON, r. M
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80 F0R PHIL DE-. p5Al 4fhs ns1l, fast saiiiss
ei5 packet brig Is As1S NEOEkAN, Capt. Casfnsl. ~
sd lie principal part Of her cargo a1ned, and Nj
have Dispatch For freight piages haEing ood accom-
mSss'ons' apply On Flo ds Il g BoeER 3 Gums
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-28

~ FUR NEW IL u
eI new, fast sailing reslinr packet bark PATRICK
sz.a HENRY, Capt. w tslEqss Is l41diaT -
Post H. "a Municipality and vii have dlpatdh. Eur
HAVING
hoard a. a. -Td55I M TONY & BOGEHFi. @ Cam n,
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g. FOR NEW YORK. fiy l1it q Co.'S ~ al
th Pactets.fO sal q HIS W ~ FGTE fist
- sailing regular packet bark R4AEFflfif 49,
Capt M. q. johnson, l7V hhds- sugar campsa
her cargo viii sail ahoves for freight Of which, pas-
sage, having excellent aauy board, a.
DIS II. TOBY 81 hOGEkI, f3 f1muef.
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sOuth-Wesgern circus.
We sIX-LneGEp HOG

Is NOW ON EXHIBITIONS s. CHARLES apsss, opposite
Commercial EEehanEr, gh-rs every should call and
The Greatest W0Hder Of thc .4ge-A HOG, with six
perfect Legs aud four Hams.
= 10 be ..an Iam A. q. lnln Do 2 D. I'D
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AUCTION SALES.

j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer,
~ Sales Arrangements for tie Season-saves Bank and other
stocks Tuesdays and Thursdays Real Estate Wednesdays and
Saturdays at U O'Clock at Banks Arcade General sales inter
mediate days ~ Office No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage.
Furniture ,....., Furniture ......... Furniture
ME Continuation Of the sale Of Elegant FURNITURE al the
corner Of Benvlle and Franklin postponed until MON
PAY next SIS inst when win be sold in addition two splendid
OlL PAINTINGS, d7
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sHIPPTNG.

Passengers
Pr ship Radius. lianl H.vIs-.aI .leeIags.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

THUNDER STORMS AND CHOLERA dectrciy
being thought to influence the cholera, DIR. Chalo-
uer, Of Philadelphia, requests telegraph operators
throughout the country state the working OF lher
lines both before and during the presence OF the
disease, with view of determining the question
and where thare have been disturbances, he wishes
to know whether most in day or night. The thun-
der storms at St. Louis, Of the 10Th, have been
followed by an increase of deaths by cholera, and
there is little diminution of cholera at Cincinnati,
although thunder storm passed over there the
night Of July 18th and sth, while at Columbus peni-
tertiary the cholera increased. An electrical ma
chine in Philadelphia, gave no token in the last
six weeks Of the fluid in the atmosphere, until
Tuesday, when it was only infinitely appreciabe-
since which there have been storms. During the
the prevalence Of cholera in New Orleans, the abb
sence Of lightning observed. Since the disease
has disappeared we have some strong thunder
storms. But on the other hand the same absence
was noted in Mobile, aud Mobile has not been
troubled with the cholera at all.
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The CANDIDATES IN CADDo.-The Gazette of
the 10Th has the following paragraph:
Gen. Walkers health is improving. We
learned yesterday evening that he thought he would
soon be convaleseent"
The Gazette adds Cen Plauche and o. N.
Ogden are still at Powell's Hotel The former
will leave for New Orleans with Gen. Walker, so
soon as he is able TO travel"
CATERPILLARs IN RAPrDEs-The Alexandria
Republican Of the 2lst says:
4" The weather still continues rainy, to the Sc
rious injury Of the cotton crop Unless there is a
change shortly, the crop will be entirely ruined. In
the Pine Woods, we understand, the rain has
washed all the earth of from the roofs Of the cot
ton, and that it has fallen fiat TO the ground And
Co add 10 the mislorunes Of The planters the cater
pillars have made their appearance. Two of them
as specimens, were sent us from Bayou Rapides
In form and actions they are the identical army
worm, and a majority Ofthose who have seen them
pronounce them 10 be 50. Some, however, say
they are not the great destroyer Of the cotton plant
that they are a worm fonder Of the stem than the
leaf, which they eat of, and in that way do much
damage"
NoMINATroNs.- Bythell Haynes and John War
rem Cole, have been nominated by the democrats
as candidates to represent East Feliciana in the
Legislature.
SUIclDE.-The Monroe American Of the iifh
says: IS T. j. Odell, Portrait Painter, formerly OF
Nashville, Tenn, committed suicide yesterday
evening, in this town, by taking laudanum."
CADDo GAzETTE.-We are glad 10 see that our
friends of the Caddo Gazette have started lri-
weekly in Shreveport, The town is rapidly
improving, and We have no doubr that friends
Williamson and Rives will keep pace with the pro
gFess Of The growing place In which they live. We
wish them al success IA iheig new enterprise,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

AFFAIRS IN CANADA = Telegraphic accounts
from Montreal, dated the 10th, report serious and
fatal riots aud quarres in Upper Canada. The old
fsud between the Catholic and the Orange popula-
ton has broken out with increased violence. At
St GATHERINGS, six men were killed outright, and
several severely wounded On the 18th inst.
street skirmish occurred in Hamilton, in which
nine wers killed. Ia Montreal, on Saturday even
ing, 18th inst, a Catholic Irshman was killed by
one of his own countrymen, in an alteration. The
Coroner's jury returned verdict of wilfu murder.
The rumored riot and destruction Of property in
Quebec is confirmed. It arose out Of the decision
of the Board of Health, to convert the Police Bar
racks into a cholera hospital. mob two thou
sand men broke into the building, and destroyed
every thing that could be broken, doors, windows,
partitions stairrailings, etc The police fled, but
the military were not called out. The mob dis
persed after doing all the damage they could, and
the magistrates are making an investigation into
the affair.
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were, it would be taken ont Of it, as the assent Of
Congress could not be implied to continue law,
which it had no right 10 eslablish.''
Z A more comprehensive ground is taken in the
summing up Of the argument it is that the mo-
ment the territory became ours, the Constitution
passes over and covers the whole with all its pro-
visions, which, from their nature, are applicable
to territories, carrying with il The joint sovereignty
and authority Of each and all The States Of the Urion
and sweeping away every Mexican law incom-
patible with the rights, property, and relations,
belonging 10 the citizens Of The United States, Nth
out regard to hat State they belong or whether It be
situated in the Northern or the Southern section Of
the Onion. No distinction can be made in regard
10 any State, or between slavery and any other
species Of property-all must be prohibited in the
Territories, exactly az they exist in the States
We do not mean TO argue, and can scarcely say
that we comprehend all this-but we give Mr..
Calhoun's doctrine as he puts it forth.
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EXPERIMENTAL curious experiment was re-
Gently tried in Russia with some murderers. They
were placed without knowing it, in four beds
where four persons had died of the cholera. They
did not take the disease. They were then told
they were to sleep in beds where some persons had
died Of malignant cholera, but the beds were, in
fact, new, and had not been used at ALL Never
theless, three OF them died Of the disease within
four hours. We state this upon the authority Of the
London Medical Times, but it is not stated what
time transpred between the experiments, and
whether it may not be possible that the infection
was taken while exposed in the first one and only
broke out after the second.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

eAFs ANttW 10Se f0f NiI4 News ~
-eGe-
~ Tie Della keeps up he fares about Aiobo-
cratic" violence with surprising gravity y insists
upon being a victim. Lille the petntoggef 10 the
play who is thankful i0r kick If tgives promise
Of Fee, il hungsfs aler ne profit Of being perse-
cuied Ii nobody threatens its il viii eleclioneer
most Justify for asaisnis Indignant and pathetic
by turns how & invsigliss with scraps Of sopho-
more declamaii0ns aeaihst the treason to liberty
mediiaiaa ~ is opponents, and invokes the sym
pathv 81 ihs world for It's imaginary wrongs from
some iusne Fullians" who are plotting the de-
struoii0n d he Della Office, and thirsting for The
blood q iF maryred proprietors But they are not
70 BE- put down Ia that way; il they ars Liberty
ard Law shall perish with them. They will resist
bEafeiy 70 The last, and Of this let all insane ruff
fans take notice. They viii devote themselves fol
the rights Of human kind. They viii defend their
fortress, IN Poydras street, inch by inch, from stair
case io staircase, from story TO story, behind barr
cades Of chairs desks, cases and tables until in
the recesses Of their pfessroo they perish bravey
on their own imposng-sfone amidst the wreck Of
their engine, and under an avalanche Of their type
Such deeds as they are going to do when the
:" insane" mobocrals" and ruffians" come to
tear down tie Delta Office, would add new aurels
g Gle brow ola FalstaH Or a PAROLES.
We can fancy the scene in the office when this
precious piece Of tomfsoeEy was concoctsd. It was
q trade speculation Throughout. The inquiry was
what win this stuff bring in the morning market
Livery fine PHRASE had its cash value estimated
So much ioI that BIZ Of bombast, so many dimes
that piece Of sentimental hypocrisy, or mockhero-
ISM viii bring 70 the excheguer, many more that
touch Of The blarney, that burst Of Impotence so
much, and soon Why, with sufficient gas pumped
on, il might last some days and help amazingly to
SCI over Saturdays Of until some new thing turns
up, Or is invented out Of which good paying SEN
sation can be manufactured. For the present, per-
hapsl this mobocratic fares may pay small
profit; but even Of that we have our doubts, hav-
ing some faith in the popular disnclination to be
humbugged- continually.
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ANOTHER REDUCTION
p. s. q. REILLY,

Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
HAVE STILL IN STORE few lots Of desirable arti-
cles for Summer which they will offer even lower
than their former prices in order make room for their
STOCK Trey consist in par follows
case Plain black JACONET;
/ Fancy Style do. 12lSc.;
case New Style PRINTS, small patterns:
case Furniture do.
ORGANIZE MIsLINS, very rich patterns, 37he.
IA BATISTE D'ECOSSE.
IA pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DAmASkS This article beng on consignment, will be
sold 70 close at less than the irst price IN France.
81 We have Just received, per steamship Falcon and
ship Tennessee, u PRINTS Of them small pat
terms for Children with a handsome assortment Of Cur
tain and Bruehe MUsLINS fer NJ Nqnlt0 Baisi Table
White SWISS MUSLIN Plaid and Striped Muslins;
7, and 81 DAMASK LINENS for Table Cloths Il IL
and 1874 Linen SHEETiNGS- very superior article,
guaranteed an linen p & f. REILLY,
jyl9 1medp corner Of Canal and Royal SITS.
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ToRNADo.-A tornado passed through Ruths-
burg, Maryland, on the Sth. L uprooted fences,
grain, indeed every thing, in its way, In one
of the woods, twenty-seven large trees, some of
them measuring nine feet in circumference, were
uprooted and torn to pieces Happily It's course
very narrow and its distance very short, other
wise most fatal effects would have ensued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

REeArTA ON MoBLE BAY.-By an advertise
mens in this mornings paper it will be perceived
that our Mobile neighbofs are getting up regatta
Of their own. tisto come Off next Monday, from
Towards Hotel, on the opposite side of the Bay,
one Of the most delightful watering places to be
found IN these attitudes The programme offers a
iine variety Of aquatic sports, which will attract
great crowd New Orleans is wen represented in
,he management There is a good show for a de-
hghaul feie Those who desire to visit this charm
ing place, will find an excellent opportunity on the
Htsamer Oregon, which starts on Monday morning,
and 7ziarriy IN time to take the tre Cora across
% the Regatta.
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REMARKABLE EscAPE.-A lady in Georgia was
recently struck with lightning, while standing in
garden. gold chain around her neck was en-
tirely melted, and the watch attached to the chain
was nearly destroyed. The fluid passed down
wards to her feet tearing the shoes to pieces. The
lady was stunned, but the only injuries received
one of her feet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

Gs- The steamship Empire City sailed on the
18th for Chagres direct from New York. Passen-
gers probably will arrive at Panama in good sea-
son for the U. S. mail steamer of August. Among
the passengers is Fl. o. Gaylord, of New York
city, bearer of government dispatches to San
Franciscn Califnrnia
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HoNoRs TO GEN. SCoTT.-The Legislature of
the State of New York passed in March last a Sc
sizes Of concurrent resolutions complimenting Gen.
Scott for his gallant and mertorions conduct du-
ring the late campaign in Mexico The Governor
transmitted them 10 the General early in the present
month. Gen. SCOTS reply is dated at West Point,
July 10. Alter Acknowledgements of the courtesy,
he says
This is the second time, withna third Of a
century between, that have been distinguished by
the emphatic appreciation of the Legislature and
Executive Of this great and patriotic State. The
reward far surpasses my merits or expectations;
but as good citizen bow in humble thankfulness
to the partial judgment of my countrymen."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

VvHE SUBSCRIBER, Proprietor of the st Charles
street Tenpln Alley takes this method, the of
hs departure tor California, Of respectfully thanking his
friends who have literally extended 10 HIM their patron
age for the last ten years lie hopes, his return which
will be less than twelve months. be able and
jy26 Itd&W' N. JOHNSON.
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II
! Agency of all the REELS manufac- NsszrfEFffEdss
tured for the State Of Louisiana, and fot $-sS-aS-7~
which he dsfeS petition in the finish and workman
ship beng made by Messn f. & B, f. Meek of Frank
fort Ky and acknowledged by all the fishermen TO surpass
all the ConrOy Reels invented made is receipt
Of lot per steamer Bride aud for sale BY the only person
authorized TO sell in louisiana.
il26 u WIN. A. BEECHER. Sole AGENT IS ChaLtras
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The GREAT BosToN WILL CAsE.-The will
of the late Mr.. Phillips has been established in
full L involved about million Of dollars.
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INTERESTING TO SPoRTsMEN.In our walks yesterday
picked up very necessary item Of all those who
fish catch the nny tribe in river or lake 20 s further
FISH for gold in California. We happened to stop into
BeecheIs No 4S Chares street, and found there very
large stock Of rifles PISTOLS gold picks and fishing tackle Of
evey description hooks Of all kinds lines OF svery oapa
CRY, and the full paraphenaA laid down BY zaak Walton
of the guns particularly pretend TO be something of a
judge, and that lock- stock and barrel Of those
examined they Just the thing for without much
trouble beside the Of the Sacramento
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
GIL. III If IL .Gncrifce

IHUMAe bhIiDAl n NEaIlLos NEIasIl
VETILI, from this date, selling of his entire
w stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
IN order to make room for lis fall supplies Purchasers in
want Of Silks Shawls Barases Printed Musins, Irish
Linens or any article in he Day Goods line will consult
their own interest By examining the Stock before making
their pughases Ike Goods will be sold BARGAIN.
w T. BRADY will, on the lst November, remove to
store No % CH.7RTRES STREET, opposite where
DIM Goods iy6 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

Appointments Dy the president. 10 tttclalI
Samuel r. Rogers Of Tennessee to be Attorney Of the
unitsd States ior the Eastern District Of Tennessee. vice
ThOs. G.. Lyon, resigned.
James NJ MLean of Illinois 20 be Register Of the Land
Office Palestine, Illinois, vice Haman Alexander, re.
moved.
Nathan Sargent Of Pennsylvania, TO be Recorder Of the
General Land Office, vice s. II Laughin, removed
George Wade Postmaster Bridgeport Conn. fIom and
after the 30th Of September next.
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Nathaniel G, maishall York, Maine, vice Jos. P, Jun
kns removed.
moved.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

But few weeks have elapsed sincs the Eighth Regiment
was called Q mourn is noble commander. Gen WoRrH-
one week ago promising young officer Lieut. BooKER
came 70 bic death BY fall from Bis horse and to day comes
the sad intelligence Of the death Of BreYet Major G. T.
GATEs, who died Of cholera at fredericksburg yesterday
tmay Be truly said that officer Of the Army more
universally beloved and respected BY all who knew him,
from the highest in rank to the lowest drummer boy than
Major Gates He won his laures noblY on many hand
fought field, and them with modesty that in itself
was an evidence Of his title to them.
Endowed with The highest social qualities, and gifted
with rare wit.
That na'er carried heart-stan away on ils blade,"
he was the very centre around which all hearts gath
cred He hora with him. through life. spotes honor: il
death mourn him brother lost, whoss place in ou
hearts cannot ugsin be filled.
"'T e not the a this moment she'd
When tie cold earth has Just been laid Ger hEnf
That tell how beloved the soul that has He'd
o. how deep our hearts We denlore him.N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

DRAMATIo.-The notice of the Histrionic Assoc
citation, this morning, announces next Mondays
performances TO be for the benefit Of Mrs. Mary
Stuart This excellent actress, and amiable lady,
has just concluded anarduous season, during (which
she has given unusual satisfaction. Her benefit
might win be the night Of the season, and we give
sha early notice, that her friends may provide seats
ii time.
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PER FALo ON.
We have received a choice lot Of
G. OLD p EN- s

" " II ~ & 4 ~ ~ ~
styles, with Nov in store nne as'0
ment Of
FINE FANS;
RETlCULEs;
PURSES;
PORTE MONNAIEs;
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
PEKFuMERYf
DRESSING CASES;
WORk-BONES;
FINE SHIRTS, &C., sc.
GUINNESS & Co, IL CAMP ST.,
tvlq-lmqp (Opposte tha City Bank.l
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DR. AMEs' TONIC BTTTERs,

OF remedies known thee compared DR..
AMEs TONIC BlTTEs preparsd entirely from Roots and re-
ieve by magic, all those that afflicted Dyspepsia Ner
Affections, indigestion, Constipation, Jaundce and all those
Of Debility which prevail great uthem
This Tonic requires putting advertisement, but will
itself by RETAIL So
CUsTOMHOUSE Street, New Orleans La. 1895 3m2dp
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

Last Friday afternoon, hapast O'Clock Mra ROshLLl
TRlS wife Mr.. Tat Of the Parish Of Ascension, and daughte
Of the lsts L. Bring
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FATHER MArHEw.-Father Mathew has it is
said, administered the pledge to 1850 persons in
Brooklyn in FIVE days. He returned TO New York
on the 10TH and proceeded on the 18th to admin
lister the pledge in the Barclay street Church.
The Brooklyn Societies have made contribution
for the support of the Father in lieu of his British
Pension. The amount is NOT STATED.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

srEcIE.-The bark Balearo, arrived yesterday
from Hayana, brought $1,000 in specie, to PUG,
Mir a CO.