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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-11
L.stST.

I OsT-YEsTERDAY. TIE l0rn INST" IN GOING
IL from Leonard street to he Abbey noe' Bracelet with
inside. liberal reward will be
TO the GLdcr by appyog at No y Leonard street. to
Nj. Gaeailister.
I OST ON FRIDAY EVENING. IRA SEPrEyBza. AT
lLJoc0ck AZ the of Sixteenth street and ninth
darn cnesnut arrel horse, little white the fore
head each fore leg by laying his shoes hs right
fore foot has ano round shoe sore on tho right
side of his hack der the saddle the back little hollow
both back feet white above the fetoek switch tail hang
ng above the gamble Joint AID hollow breas little
der the fore had bride lcataer lrth. and
cotton blanket Any returning the said hoe to
No l63 Mercer street. will receive liberal reward.
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CkSiNAL wHAKNEss, DEBILITY, se.-THE ONLY
~ 1--WE rr,,nt snd cure nth nee and invaluable nlor
nation nasturi alton self pollution ipotesco ko
contained 1r Rsphs Prsctca Priv.te Ire aee son al
fngs Price 81 IL Rad Of the suthov IS Creeauich
dstts fr- street.
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Eos PALE, TO cLosE A coNcERv-roUs TEN PIN
ICON SIM aud s0 Fuioa street four ycavs
Inv rcn Admitted the beet stand In New York. Asa
Billiard saloon. opposite kibos new THEATRE we'll located
fr cab ~ public rorl. Apply 20 u. W. PARsOvs over
the alley, Am A. OILS F1tLD Trviar Rooms toi Broad
way.
CoR ssLy-rnE THREE stony BoUss AND Lor.
No " North Moore etrect, % varick
large ~ tic purchase remain
nortgsgc. ffPyto Id WHITE. No III Water q.
L'OR SALE on ToRENr-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
and Lot mo. - abingdon l1soeb with without
nniture, Possession svss I'm mcdissiy Enquire Of A. o.
RhcLty. - ercsdvsy
rI,o LET IN DROoRLyN-ruo TIRES STORY
Bek Ifouse4 Noe. 22n and 12yBrlye s.reein excel
lent order Rent SS75 for Rent couat from ssv
l. Possession imuttiste. Apply ~ Daniel Wright, -
johnson street, OF tev, " Iohnson, 10 Myrtle svenue
A RARE CHANCE FOR A PEasoN WITTY A SNAIL
IA Csritnl ve known n ,rding House, No wash
ins street the Battery and pposise the Boston nd
ffilstc'rhis sssmhoas will be srd rented anti
the pure The vshce dispose Of u
othsnet teirs able 20 sttend 70 ~
- ARR CHANCE TO LET, ANP rURxIrUR9 FOR
- ssle.--The vril tsown ssh-hnen ,he Gem Hotel
$40 broadway neat door 10 the Brpadvny Theatre 1o1re
y BURR on 'he pvenscs. IfIrstcrei the lease ~tt
rsosrceed o. having Eve yesrs run Psrt Of ths cur
Alleys two bniard Tables, No. &c.
GroRAeE IN HANOVER soUARs.-LIour esoDs
- ct AZ desefinons which ray e1,ra hazardous raes
Pearl street. corner Of Hanover
Tow inquire on the premises, MP stsits
LUNCH.
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y.
- Co To Mrs. Bsman,
Astor II use nrosdwsy;
And dons forget to pay.
The s sssr s iis t tS. ,st,cr
why then you d hst,sr lee her
Then let her tats your measure.
shoulders, wrist and arm,
Les: i should alarm '''''''''
Then her giIls will make a set
or shirts as ,hsy,,s been taught to,
At any rate they ousht 60.
DLANlNG MACHINES. or rue MOST APPROVED
wood msnufsetursd With depa,ch. and warranted; ALDO
article connected with Planning a;cai. 2s,snsi
Corner of Green and YOfh streets. Jersey lily g.
CoRNEIIus' PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, EMBOSSED
y and svered eiranaoles and hsn,ei csndlabras
& Tea s ss e s i Tss as fSrs s.s
A rn,ffE e s o RS aPs SsS
Between Fulton and Ann, Opposite the Church.
I sTouvENAL CO, orrEa FOR SALE AT rag
~ n,csdwsy ,hsr factory So ysssx os@Slcs
gI9 s"s srs % @, s.T.. o.
aslIers &C. hlso tsn PAINTED ass gildsi osas Of thr
ssiaIcals cbaI.iss &C. All ar'ielss aislsi 70 paera,
and ysrasted The beet aud eLeapet in tits city "lois
sale AID retail. Goods oaped TO parties
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND rURSIrrsE-LApIEs
" ard ger temen obtain fair price for OF eiolh-
% ~ 'SI i s rsled p1 or 81 ~ w.
Isysn,iyp. y LtveNsTYN. ,f5 Broaiway, up .isirs.
ECnNrIrKE rolIsu.-ro Tnoss vno WISH 70
Rave their old furniture equal 20 this pp.h
viii he foun valuable, the g,s- Nnraish
Sold ely 3 fulton street where tie pro2re,r ALSN-
AMBER DENNIsTON repairs furniture usual Pces -
eerts per tottle
CAUsAcE skIss-sAysAoE sglNs-,50Rgos. wAR-
ior ~. sv sosE nsSEsaN = sriioa l .,
(NYpKEss HILLS CBnErERY-L JOIN o. sstrB.
~ Clerk IL ny hereby cssfy that the promises
conveyed ~ AbAhA g. Van wyot and wfe thsCyrress
Hlf Censtery By deed recorded IN this once.
clear all sns liens ofc and thai
thereon Of syJJ 80 has beos sstsGei sui d.
charged ~ record. In witness whcreaf hereto sra
pane snd set tie County ssal this tth day o ssrt. sef
lsfg Join G. SxITH. clerk.
CyPaEss Hills CEMETERY, odcs 80 Brs,iwsy-
Tie public invited 20 visit the grounds - th Csete
twenty minues dant by Long leland Re load from south
Ferry, snd az miles from WILLIAMSBURG the North
trsuee oveiep mile. % srenrs tinolu about miles
eomplesd. forming aehvhtfnl carrisrc dive All
irtvtfeia re u BY "a Purchaser have the temporary
Of The Receiving ryb free Of cha-re ros Of lots 81
90 go dsrend else aud Location Associations Soce-
tee. Churches. LEDGE &c. taking lots
titled voIsls and deduction. Trains 9
A. N, ~ NJ, and +. " returning a. aud ~ PA Fare
u ecn;s each Mt kepdrios the ieepcr the
trance ledse. vii doagrate the lots unsoi rurcasr
Ixira sins for Iroc'scns kc earyuS sixty psrsous Tor
$40 10 for SO he had hours notes the
ocred sne o'ehr ~i b. ~ above essth
cate. By orsr Of the Heard Of Tru.,..h
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mEDlCAL.

IN y. HOUPr, DENTIST HAVING RETURNED TO
the city prepared to reeommenee the duties OF his
rrOk saiop All operations the tceth performed
oderate heretofore published and warranted
cor five yesrs--;0S Broadway.
CULPHUR BATuS-FOR ERUPrIONS OF TIE SKIN,
- Rheumatism. and Mercurial Pains. e. j. Cu'rops. No.
Barclay street. established in t'2 the only Sulohur
vapor Baths in the city Along with other eminent medical
tlemen who them in their practice they highly
recommended by the following Drs. Mott, Stevens Nae
Smith and Dixon.
INR. FOaE OcULtsT AND AUaISr, HAS JUST
~ imported Artificial Ewes which can be inserted without
tie slightest PAIN and will like the ural Dr.
Powell attends usual diseases of the Eye and Ear
Ia Warren street, OF Roadway, where DO had
his Treatise on the Eye" price 80 cents.
u EMOvAI.-BR. WHEELER. 0cULISr tLArE OF 20
~ Grcenwich street,. respectfully Hpprises the public
generally that he has removed hs oce and residence -
Barelay street. where he will himself
diseases Of the Ey and the insertion of Artificial
manufacture, and where his universally
ctlei remedy Cholera Cholera Inantln
all Once hours from A. NJ Il. NJ;
after " hieb, out door patients are attended
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EOR HAVANA, NEw ORLEANS AND CnAGREs-
Mail stea nslip Oho.The United Sta 60 Mail Ste amshp
Company will despatch the and spacious steam hp
Ohio, Ttrrsday Sept. goth. at o'clock. T. ~, from
the pier foot street, North River Ter
nsnd # Lieutenant J. =. Sehens u. s. Navy. The Ohio
will convey the government nails and tine
IatiEc St. amers from Panama to Cah,rnii The size.
strength and Of the Ohio, far beyond those
Of steamer aEoat being 5000 tons barths with
superior double engines Of 100 horse power Pascal
this have VI safety AMI speed
10 be felt any steamer running with an 10
engre The Tor the comfort and conyeaenoe
of passengers the liberal sosein hr
eious saloons we'll ventilated cabins aud state
all the Of Grst olat hosol % BE- found
REDUCED Bsrhk PASSAGE CuhoRLs--
State koom t,rth after saoonf. $40 each.
State Room berth forward SALOON. -
Storage berth, found 10 beds aud separate
2bs. baggage allow ed Freight 90 foot. Cha
psssengcrs III be transferred at New ofeals 10 tbs
well known dow ble engine steamship Falcon lieut. Hart
stens, NJ commander. and priced direct to Ella
RArys or PASSAGE TO Ssw ohIEAss AND HhvA.A
state Room terth after SELDOM, TO New osssrs SO cash
State Room berth. forward do do. ........ % .
STATE Toom her.h sftcr do to III sv.na. go. 10 ."
Stfte soom berth. forward do dt......... - :"
reet New Oreau- % centercr euhs tpot AL tickets
for ps,tare be trccurcs hs 81 he apsny.
NJ q. RObbKfS. iiS West strrst
Tie Ohio viii leave New York her next voyage Otto
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FINE JEwELRY AND CHAINS, sILvER Wa
A CHANCE FOR PERsON WIrH A pew HuN-

CHANCE FOX A PEkSON WITH A FEW HUN
IA dred dollars in cash. wishing to nves in profitable
bUsiness1be proprt OF popular Daguerrean Gallery
Ie,taoished ears in Broadway and hav.s enc 81 the
largest hsbts the city, with other facility
thing business aud would dispose of the good WILL
stock paratns and everything needed insure them
good business has been done for should
,ner who has knosedgs Of the art they will be
taught snd guarantee given make them capable
spy engaged in it, Address, post paid Artist general
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LIOrICE.-NARINI HOSPITAL. STATEN ISLAND.
N september 1850 prevent unsseessArv trouble sad
Ire fends patients this Institution. notice
hereby given that quaTsn.ins regsetsons srs strictly 90.
20 see The ssh WILL be afforded
Of the snates application ~ the gate
T. CAMPBELL STEWART, Y. o.,
Physician of Marine Hssptal.
OFFICE ROYD's CITY EXPRESS POST, NO. Is VII
~ liam Street.-The Subscriber gives notice that Letter
Bag for chsgrss San Francisco Oregon y.'p.rsso and
Septembe o'clock for~ arded in charge Of
special by the steamship Empire City, 3ha
ly forwarded Portage TO San Francisco ooets per
every BY this vessel. JOHN T. BOYD Pro~riA.
Lieesan, German lady about 80 years Of age Who efs
her Wednesday morning 9Th Sept with the inteu
ton Of visiting friend in Greenwich street. since which
time she has betn heard Of although her friends have
nancy and had on when she left plain dvess and hood
Any respecting her will be received with the
deepest gratitude by her sniicted husband,
CHARLES LIBEGA AN, ga Broadway.
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4 uNCB, IN THE NEW oaLsANs sryIs OPENS ON
~ Tuesday, the 18th inss, Me- 70 North William, corner
Chsiham ~.
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QARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T BARNuM,

ID Manager and Proprietor; Greenwood, Jr Assistant
Manager Grand Galaxy Of MISUNDERSTANDING Perform
the at3 and every evening O'clock.
The Manager has engaged for another week. the enormous
Boa Con and the largest living Anaconda
tured alive These wonderful reptiles secured strong
iron and Re at all hours. day and evening
That the live mammoth Crocodile remains
wesh The performances In the Lecture Room. tho
week. comprise uEusua yasty Of brilliant enter
tai, mepts. consisting Comic Dcnions Laughable Me-
La humorous Sketches &c. under the direction Of the
~ Merryheld Ners. clark Rose, Warwick Higgins and
Deaperre Miss staphope. Miss Barton, aud Miss West
Also exhibition, DO all hours. Wax Scrip
and TEN perance Statuary, Giant aud Gantes &c.
Nsdam Roekw ell the Fortune Teller Admission. - oons
chi drcp under 10 yaars l2k ceots.
EONCERrS EVERY EVENING AT LYNCHS CON-
~ cert Hail. No. M Bowsry, between stanton ank Rivpg-
tou streets by talented company Of eight performers Adj
mil si.n Ga cents Performances to commence at past
precisely For st OF company. &e see bls ofahe day
j. i.iNcH. Proprietor.
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BRqADwAy TussA1ERE.E a. HA.saALL SOL.
q 81 fissf sSs eli
:.s, s ss::
s FL ssTs s,.: a.. 4 s
= Sa ss
;.
s' sss: r:ss IND Leon f @
s. afsi 1n nGI'r sa. A %
t. ;SnsSss vim he Populsr con i .f
Door as
QURToN's THEArRE-w E. BURTON, PROPRIETOR.
srsosss% ~ sysrinS Sept
r cs sns s1.1sa Lyaas Tom
s nsfIP Pro ssssn M n sar
st'a called coUsiN cGERRY~sr charles vernon. Mr.
sa'"f X. Gs.n S
s ,sg pa rss sPc Mr. ss.s , ss
Parqustte5o cents; Family Circle Is cents.
CASTLE GARDEN.-LAsT WEEK OF THE SUMNER
ss & :se
tions On each evening OF the present the
pry ss
s E which
Psfss wasos, &C., to the Of capital BAH band
Tickets - cents.
WA,uALLA, IS CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w esing the allied hand of rs-
male Ars'r performing Tabsaux vivants pssoes ssnga
al o'clock Extra performance Saturday, at O'clock
A CARD-LovERs OF HARMONY fpARrICULARLY
Saloon: s.a si ss' n. At a' IA
Works Admission free rT9grsSs and ssndSctSr
rianofor,s Mr. Williams "''' - --'''' ''"-
as,1 ss,CI Nss.
asosi oPT match for 500 mile heats.
Up, viii at the above Course James whelpley
names k'n'a'A c. SSfGa o PsHi rs f fs
HARLEN PARK TKoTrINc-PURss SIS. NILE
beats s on IN ve ss r az norss that rsy.r %.a
osioss w. FoSSEs PraSSs AA'o'A' at "
Of o9h and Third Avenue, sells
rum on the road, and he will bet on It,
BOARDING., &c.
noWN ToWNNyEsY nEsiRARI,S Roovs
location block from broadway, and the Battery
ROARDlNG.-A PINE SUIT OF Rooms TO LET.
ID with par, or full Bsara private table IN an Eosh pr
Se Aso snae he'd room ho,
cold, snd shower baths. Apply at 81 Houston st.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE AccOxMo-
or uSfut ishsd, With full or partial board ia email iaay
Barclay brosdway Address A Nina, at this
ofice, with and references.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-FURNlSHEo Rooms
let with without hoard at No f0l Broadway
door nom Fourth street. Ltter pGrlor and led
beo- alone Terms moderate references exchanged
FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACE.-A
cutie Of Apartments, elegantly furnished eolisng OF
front faror Dining RooI ana Bedroom the FIRST No.
Also furnished Bedroom the third door, will be let 10
sertlersn. Apply AZ No o. irving Place
VVANTED-BoARD FOR AGgNrLsSEN BIS WIFE.
w brother aud lister in private family in tie upper
part the city, edo Of Broadway would precr suit
&c upon loor with parlor Address j. u. s. box
a lower ehce None tus private families need answer.
suEz'PINss,
NOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 4. s. NAIL STE idsHIP
IL SOUfDERNIR Capt. n. Berry, will Leave Pier No. 4.
W.dInsday. TN 'cioca
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ITO ENGINEgRs. SURVEYORS eC.-wANreD EN-
ploymcnt IN the once, IN The heid ny young m a.
qualified FOR traverse and chain surveying
ton levsnr plan drs~iss sc restinorfais m
Addres " letter postpaid, Lambert M Rosevslt street
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NOR cHARLESTON-ruE u. s. NAIL STE idSHIP
sOrrDERNIR. Capt. ~ Berry, viii Leave Pier No. l..
North River. Wednesday 18th nst at ten ociocx NJ,
precisely All bills Of lading signed by the CLERK hoard
For freight or passage apply to SPOtFOAD, IlLLSfOS
Co, 80 South street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

q REWARD.-STOLEN ON StTURDAy.5rH INST,
PO fiom the of Mr. JAS Davic, 95 Maiden Lane
reel mari ed Mr. Leslie. Cincinnati o. IL pairs
opera slippers pairs white satin black kid
by r. laboJ 63 Broadway The above reward will
lie raid for their return. at 9o Maiden Lane.
EINE JEwELRY AND CHAINS, SILVER WAKE.
Watches scChsrles Stewart. Manufacturer, No. IS
John wond repeatedly inform his Kind aud
residents Of the prer part Of the city, that branch Of his
factory No. hzJ Broadway where all orders
for wort, well repairing OF Watches Ieweiry
shall he particularly attended to. REASONABLE terms
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RowERy TBLArRE.T. 3 aAnBLIN PRoPRIE-
s.gs isA WIN y ss.sa y: play q TIE kiNd or Tat
Weir Gilbert: gsoIss Weir Smith; n:Isc,T YOUNG M
s.I, G Widow BsI.:. nr ssG,dsy T. sensSd es ,i.h
Richard Parker Mr. Stevens Jack Adams Mcfarland; Joe
Riley, Bsrtsn Mary Parker Miss wemyss; Molly Brown.
Nra Herbert; Dame Grouse Mrs broadiey Doors 81
OK, curtain rises 1t TX o'clock.
CHANFRAUs NATIoNAL rHEATRE-LEssEE AND
" Proprietor Mr. f. s. ChanfrsuTuesday evening. Sept
lth the will with the drama Of
JONATHAN BRAOFORD-Dap Masraisey, Mr.. Redmond
Ryan sleb Sermn Burke Jonathan Bradford Crock
Ann Bradford Mrs. lsheYwood Sally Sutherland After
which the farce Of IN PLACE AND our OF PLACE-Sr.
Punotlious Etiquette Taylor Nile Adelaide, Mrs. Mes
layer To conclude with the POOR s0LDtEH-Patriek. Mr.
Hsmilton Darby Burhs Kathleen MIRA c. Nos aver Norah
Mics Lockyer Boxes. ESQ., Pit l21c. Doors 1t IA
o'clock Curtain will rise at u before o'clock.
MITCHELIs OLYMPIC rHEArRE-TU ssDAY EVE
NA ming SEPT ii, the entertanmens win commence with
Vernon, Mr. Palmer CSqstr Cherry Miss TAYLOR After
which, BRITANNIA AND HIBERNIA-Sr Patrick ORA
leigh. NJ walsc. II z n Prince albert, Mr.. Conoveri
Queen Victoria Mise Taylor Aer which, tho operetta
entitled NO or the Glorious .insri.y-frcdsrct Mr. Ri
ssns Mr. cain,on; Audrey Cenover Maria Miss Nary
LAWYkkS PRACTICE.
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VVANTED-A SITUATION AS CoAcHNAN ny A
w respectable ~ho perfectly npdersasis his business
ard can rive the best Of city reference Address T. r.
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"A Tie 1Ia,.'s Modest gslse. b. " Clever. T. .. Is
rccn rthlc u contains description ofs delicate dI1s
their tymptom. beet mode Of 6o, together with
,srsnt and l. emtslisA.d With Is nlhosr.phs plaeI
Will the assistance u this wors cvery hmss
Irice 81. sid by strnssr ToTascnd. 2,2 Broadpay
4 Arm ST. ~ the Drug store ~ Canal and by tie
nnther No 2tnOy No W Ann st. where he consulted On
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IITANTEp-A SILVIA IoN As aRonM on oo Acna.N

vVANTED-A SITUATION As GROOM OR co AcHaaN.
J.repeeaSe youns man, native 81 publin. wh,
nv dcrssnds his husness perfectly we'll and would Be
renes1ly usfu and obi1ng In respect The afver
tier W Protestant and has objection 20 town COUNTRY
" heard 81 for few days address g. 1oi nth street.
trt Door, bach room. between fst snd n avenues
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IN PRIVATE DISEASES A SINGLE GLANCE EVA
tlee Or btarey 60 srry Ls ngyer falling ncios, aoi
The disease al once daa?p"ars leasi.g TIA hinl tu'
entirely rnevirs tie ssstr.r ZEN an tr5gbs Ills med-
cnet are rnrrrptssd BY any Other dseeysted ani
Stand lccrs Tie vsld 81 the sreatot blessings
vcrehfafed by the Almighty errny Once. II lrps-
BtId street. ttIcot sou IN Of Canal.
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The United States Fris.,e 81. Lawrence,

We find the following account of a tour of the
officers of the United States frigate ST. Lawrence,
through Germany, in the Journal of Commerce:
Ny Dear Sir: accompanied our countIyman Captain
Hiram Pauding and three Of his officers of the fgate St
Lawrence, tour trip into the INTERIOR which we
started about the end of October the middle Of
and aeI So we pioseedsd 10 to see Prno;
Adalbert OF Pussa latey appointed Admiral of Germa-
him. we went thence through Hanover Brunswick and
Magdebug to Berlin thence to Dresden LeiPsc uia Flu
G9ls; and thence ga P%ssian Mnden this place
to b % bs .s E
te other pa ct our Journey was by railroad and the
days. Notwithstanding. have often gone over the same
grouod. to agreeable and interesting tour
what they saw at different places but more 50 from them
by many parties OF the highest rank and political
At Berlin, Minister and his Secretary, with whom
Sooc present our officers to his Majesty Frederick viii
this he added bospa BY directing the
iiom beng With u being nuoh oocHpe
ss @ Bn y q. HG%Sod md and
latter previously with two OF his Majesty carriages drove
worth it, and a Palaces &sft .ss
ing his Maesty-with whom were or more than half an
amabs friendly old phosepher Baron Vos
Humboldt for more than an hour, who, at parting beauti
fully and characeIistcaly in reply to compliment paid
him by Of our officers sad Sir, but the Of
man.
Their stay at Dresden too shootherwse they would
have been presented to his Majesty OF Ssxony but their
ception by the Minister of State and his visit in return.
Were most friendly and courteous.
At Frankfort, their reception by Prince Adaber and that
Of the Archduke Johann equally Capt Pauldng,
being good deal with the former and he having to visit
his brotherin law in Wesphalia down the Rhine in
the same steamer with two thirds of the distance to this
place At Frankfort the Marine Committee of the National
Assembly gave them dinner, which attended by Prince
Adalbert the Ministry and many of the most prominent
members OF the Assembly. None however, made better
appearance than cOunymsn who, their handsome
nlldres qldess uniform, looked extremely well Especially
Capt Paudng, who noble looking man. and quite the
gentleman his and N every other respec) Capt
Pauding also speaks WELL and whenever he spoke
was listened to with much attention and satisfaction.
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THE SwINpLINe CAsE.-Thomas c. Mackey yesterday
made an affidavit before Recorder Baldwin detailing his
charge OF swlndng against Alexander Pope and John
lie alleges that Pope sold him boat load coal on Monday
Tor 1905 stating that the boat moOred Feepot in
the parish OF Jefferson Complainant paid the whole sum-
and found the of the day the boat was sun
at the time OF the sale Relieving that Pope knew she
sunk he charges him with swindIipg Gall is charged with
AIDING and abettng him, but what manner il not stated
Both the accused bail appear for examin alton
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CHANCE FOR AUTHoRs.-A prize of 800 is Of
fered by the Scientific American for the best essay,
of not more than twenty pages, on the Patent Laws
of the United States and their improvement.
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Gs- General Rutland, of st. Louis, who served
for long time of Gen. Harrison's staff, and
was more recently Indian Agent, died at jefferson
City on the 9Th inst
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The ORPHAN AsYLUMs.-No new cases of Influenza
have occurred in the Catholic Orphan Asylum on Camp ST.
As soon as the disease made It's appearance, medical aid
called and this pr0mpttude together with the unrsit
ting attention of the Sisters to the little sufferers has
prevented death from obtaining single victim. The disease
was virulent, but the patients doing we'll In
the Protestant Asylum, Julia regret learn
the Cholera has demanded its quota From Thursday last to
yesterday, six deaths took place of Cholera.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-24

G!- The Platteville Grant Co., Wis., American
says that tie lead miners in that vicinity are pre-
pairing to migrate to California. As they have ex-
perience in mining, they may succeed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-24
Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants. &c

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green. house on the -
corner of St Charles and Union streets where he has
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORNA-1
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN HOUSE PLANTS Of
every variety ITO varieties of ROSES Of the best quality;
also, large assortment of FRUIT TREES Peaches
Plums Nectarnes ApncOts and Ounces of the
quality and intends selling at the lowest prices At his
Nursery the Shell Road, he has large assortment of
Evergreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees which will be
furnished on the same terms above.
jas Pm JAMES McCABE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-24

NAvAL.-The U. S. sloops-of.war Preble and
Plymouth Were at Macao, China, about Oct 49, 90.
The U. S. steamer Princeton was passed, entering
Lisbon harbor December TO-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-24

CONNECTICUT CoPPER.-The Hartford Wing
mentions the existence of a copper-mine of great
extent in Bristol Connecticut, in which 200 opera
tiyes are emploVed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-24

DR.. HAMILTON. - The Central Presbyterian
Church of Newark, N j., have unanimously re-
solved to call the Rev DR.. Hamilton, of Mobile, as
their pastor He was formerly settled in Newark.
1t is proposed to build a new church for him