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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03
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On Saturday last we spent pleasant hour examining
number of beautiful articles the way Of fancy goods and
iswery, just received by &C..
e. A. TYLER No. 80 Camp street II was the nf.1 aay
Of the commercial year-vsIy appropriate lot inc opening u
fresh goods and evineng discrimination on the part OF me
merchant not to be behind time. Amongst tine many psol
Of fine Workmanship, some iob-chsns pailGuay Az
Gaoed our notice being diorentn style from any'nlnB eo
tOiOrs received here and which we venture 70 say W ny
main ia store one week seals and keys Of singular pattern
and device came in the invoices, In gold ana saver
watches Mr. Tyler deals, we should think by Wlosas,
heve Lepnes ETC., we looked at until almost oaAz'u W
the fine display felt like going on rk ouFssf for the
adss-and what Of taste OVerlOOks thsit wan'-%e
found fans tipd with down and radiant with Jewels
bracelets ,s-.-,.....,
Brightly embracing some emerald ohRmi'
Necklaces of elaborate workmanship rings set with bril-
hants, and that more favorits style plain gold " ear
rings the latest out which we saytO our fair readers
are the pr0est have for the past i've sea0ns WIN
fancy boxes of every pattern and Lubins pernmey equal
ing the odors from ATaby the best." For the house
keeper Mr.. Tyler is well prepared with heavy stock of
silver ware spoons forks caHdesoks pitchers trays equal
IN quality to dollars and some made from the same metal rs
that much abused COIN the douboOn Ending our survey
OF the stock Of iewery proceeded to examine the n
sed department of the establishment under the manage
ment of Mr. Charles Hortz, well known 10 tbs musical
world for his enthusiastic devotion to the art In the large
saloon stairs found number Of pianos and infinitely
examined the iron piano forte from the manufactOy Of Alb
bOtt of New York invented and built under the immediate
HORT The WORKS eRLlTetg
an iron frame, preventing the Wrapping Of the iom in
terferng with the Climate cannot affect this piano;
and needs but fourth the tuning for other
instruments made in the usual manner Pianos with the top
OF the frame of iron have been macactured for years.
but this differs widely from them It be shifted from
one to another without any difficulty; connecting
with the woodwork We advise amateurs TO call and ex
anime for themselves Mr. Tyler has made arrangements
for large supply for the coming Guitars flutes vo-
Inns and music kept hand in great variety and GUS
omes will find Mr. HOz ready them in their ssee-
tons His experience and judgment will prove Of great ad.
vantage.
FaiHtiHgs.-Mr, Tyler is a Secretary of the American
Art Union and also genera gent for the of paintings
His large saloon admirably adapted for their exhibition
and found fine specimens from the old masters
amongst his collection We understand that he pays paro.
ula attention to this branch of his business, which later
the season, far extensive than present. He has
now large paintings on hand worthy of particular no.
| tce-subiec from TassO-pnce $500 for the pair.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

FRENCH WEST INDIEs.-A petition from all the
merchants, shp-owners, sea.captains and resident
coonists at Havre, has been addressed to President
Louis Napoleon, requesting immediate attention to
the anarchy and dangers of Martinique and Guada-
oupe, with which islands business can no longer be
undertaken, and where French interests of magni-
tude are involved They ask for strong additional
squadron to rescue the islands from the fate of ST.
Domingo. Two war steamers have just been dis
patched, and martial law is to be proclaimed al
Guadaloupe.
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On Sunday, "a inst JOSEPH yolngsst son Of Ja and Cant
John swiler, aged years and months
~ The funeral will tate place THIS MORNING. at bsEpast
W O'Clock IRON The residence Capt Swsr brother Frank
invited to attend
on Sunday Sep q at O'clock. Mr.. CHRlsTANA BUsBY
E Her funeral will take place THIS EVENING at o'clock
rom eI ae residence, corner Of Enghen and Front Levse
~ Philadelphia papers please copy. -Et
On Sunday morning. I'd inst hiEpast oclock MARTHA
hAklAi daughter Of John Boutwell, hggd III
~ Savannah papers will please copy r
At the residence Of his son. Ssndy Creek nb Parrish Of East
Baton Rouge, the 23d August OZEM Woodbury. Of Farm
lngton Conn.,, aged 70 years.
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NEW JERSEY TRAVEL. An Monopoly
Convention is to assemble shortly at Trenton, N.
j., and regular organization will be made for the
purpose Of breaking down the monopoly in travel
through the State, both by railroad and canal
which now exists
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

RUSSIAN APPoINTSENT.-The Emperor of Rus
STA has rendered TO Major T. S. Brown, the Chief
Engineer of the New York and Erie Railroad, the
appointment of Chief Enginser of the Imperial
Road, vacated by Mai. Whistler's death.
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OF Mr.. Meagher, one of the Irish state prison.
ers, carried with him, on leaving his country, a
copy of Ossian's poems, to remind him of the old
country, of which he did not despair"
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WILMoT PRoVIso.-The New York Evening
Post the barnhurner paper in New York city insists
upon applying the Wilmot proviso exclusion, by
law, to the State of California, when it applies for
admission into the Union.
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ANNUAL -Mesars, Cook. Young g.
Co, Of the New Orleans Price Current have
iaaued their Annual Statement of the Commerce of
New Orleans, and are prepared to furnish any
number Of letter sheets containing this interesting
document. It is an elaborate and we'll written re-
view Of the past years operations in our great
leading staplea--Cotton, Sugar, Tobacco, Western
Produce, accompanied by numerous statistical
tables extending back for long period Of years.
To business men, and ali interested in the trade Of
the Southwest this statement, which seems to
have been prepared with much care, must be Of
great value.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

MIssoURr-Col. Benton has started early on a
long chase. He is canvasing the State for re6lec-
ton to the Senate, and the Legislature which win
decide the question will not be elected until Au-
gust next year!
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SmrAs5RoaTs DfsAsTER.=-Y esterdaY morning the
sssamer LeaoFs, Captain Denicke, on her passags
f-on, rs AXE end Of the Pontehartrain Railroad,
e, Nadisonville, collapsed a fue. The explosion
which ensued was frightful, Two fremen (colorecD
t,srs KILLED ins.antly-blown away--theiF bodies
have nos been discovered fragments Of their
clothing were found cut to pieces The mate, JAS.
lang, was badly scalded in the back; fireman,
named Valentine Hanlen, was blown into the wa
ssr badly scalded about the legs, below the knees
he saved himself by holding onto plank, until
taken on board. Another man, whose name we
have not heard, was also injured. There were a
great many passengers on board, but none were
hurt. The explosion made clean work forward,
driving almost everything overheard
Fortunately the Olivia on her first trip since her
return from Tampa Bay, was near at hand; and
Cant Grice FASTENED to tender every assistance to
the boat and passengers. The latter were taker
on and carried to their destination free Of charge
and every care was. bestowed upon the wounded
Capt " Feste, Of this city, was conspicuous in eff
forts to save those in The water subscription
was Immediately raised on board for the benefit o
che sufarera
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SLAVE CASE IN BALTMORE.-A negro runa-
way from Cecil county, Md, has been arrested in
Chester county, Pa, where he had been four years
at work on a farm with Quaker family. On be-
ing taken to Baltimore, his employer, Geo. Martin,
accompanied him, with view of assisting him,
when Mr.. Martin was arrested on a civil suit.
claiming wages and damages for the use and de-
tention Of the negro,
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New YoRK AND CANADA.-Two committees,
one of Canadians and one of New Workers, have
been in conference at Saratoga, ~ Y, on the sub
iect of the proposed Ship Canal between Lake
Champlain and the ST. Lawrence river Lake
Champain connects with the Hudson already by
the Champlain and Hudson Canal Gen. Wool
and John Van Buren, were of the New York COM
mittee. The New Workers were even ready with
their report and engineers survey, but the Cana
dams wanted time. Inthe course of the conference
the following reference was made by Mr. Van
Buren to the subject of Canadian annexation. It
is reported in the correspondence from Saratoga of
the New York Evening Post:
The proposed work would facilitate the settle
ment Of a question which had of late been some
what agitated, the annexation of Canada to the
United States, either as independent members of
the cOnfedsraey, or as portions Of existing States
1t would bring the two countries into intimate
association, and give them community of nte-
rests would lead to the settlement of the annexa-
ton question. He believed the people of the Uni
ted States very generally desired such annexation,
if the people Of Canada desired it." 81.
The remarks of Mr.. Van Buren, were received
with great favor; one Canadian gentleman present,
however, felt called upon to discaim the project of
annexation, Several others freely stated to me
that they were in favor oft Gen. Wool rose and
expressed his cordial concurrence in the sentiments
Mr.. Van Buren, had advanced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

A MYSTERIOUS Casa young woman on
board the steamer Saranac from Plattsburg, New
York, raised an alarm that woman, Mrs Par
sons, had fallen overheard. 1t is said that the
Captain, under the advice of his passengers, made
no effort to rescue her, and she was drowned. 1t
was since discovered that the young woman who
raised the alarm is Mrs Parsons herself, who re-
ported herself as having fallen overheard asa ruse
to accomplish some yet unexplained purpose. She
changed her dress at st. Albans and went on to
Montreal in disguise, where she was found by her
friends and returned to Plattsburg.
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ExCITEMENT IN VIRGINIA. - The Leesburg
Loudon county, Washingtonian states that much
excitement has been produced in that county, by
its publishing the first of series of articles by Mr.
S, NJ, Janney, in review of the Rev. w. A. Smith 5
speech in behalf of slavery The grand jury at
the quarterly court, Monday, the 18th ult, pre-
scented Mr.. Janney for publishing such an article.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

Appointment by the President-rOFTCIAL.l
Henry Shelton Sanford of Connecticut to be Secretary
Of The Legation Of the United States PaHs-RpHbite
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0a~ The following are the drawn numbers of the
Virginia Siste Lottery, class H, which took place
on the 25lh uli. "a, 81, "A, 20, %, IA, II, So,
IS. 20, IS, b. Nos. II, So. IS, in whole ticket,
Bss purchased by gentleman Of this city,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

81 Union Division No. g. S. of THE next Reg.
i, eetlng Of thus DIVISION will be hsd WEDNESDAY
cr! sept : at o'clock at 222 TehOuPtouss Mem
the YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION are requested
attend by order OF the W. P.
sat H G. INGHAM R. S.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

RAILROAD ACCDENT.-The cars on the Macon
and Savannah (Ga.) Railroad due on Sunday
evenings the goth, did not arrive until about seven
O'Clock on Monday morning, having been detained
by the running of the engine and tender off the
track near Crawfordville. The engine, tender and
baggage.car were a perfect wreck, No person was
injured. The accident is attributed to design some
person having laid an iron rail across the track
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

NRw CoYToN IN FLoRiDA.-Eleven bales of
The new crop had been received at Wakulla, Fa.,
up to the 22d ult
NEW COTTON IN CHARLEsToN.-Th first bale
q cotton Of the new crop reached Charleston, from
Hamburg, on the 2Ist ult. II was from the planta-
non OF Col Bell, Of Edgefeld. The quality was
suiety iair' and it was sold al eleven cents. The
nrst Dale was received in Charleston last year on
the 18th of August
We" LOTION IN GEoRGIA.-The first bale Of
me new crop reached Augusta on the 24lh ult.
nom warren county quality fully fair, and sold
At eleven and quarter cents.
NEw CoTToN-A sample Of the fl st bale Of the
new crop received at Memphis was san, IN the
Memphis Daily Enquirer on the 25th ult. II CANA
from the farm Of Thomas Null, Of Marshall coDnrv
A second bale was received the same day from me
farm Of Or. Bond, of Shelby county.
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~ psuons wishing 10 attend the Resattas at Pass
san 81 Biloxi can do 50 BY leaving to-day on the pop
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oar We thank the officers of the Uncle Sam for
81. Louis papers.
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Two LEcTUREs ON THE CONVECTION BETWEEN
THE BIBLICAL AND PHYSICAL HSroRr or MAN,
BT J. C. Morn, NJ. Dive took advantage Of some
hours Of leisure yesterday to read these lectures
delivered from the chair Of Political Economy Of
the Louisiana University. They show the author
90 be q man Of extensive and various reading, and
are, We think admirably fitted for strengthening
the Christian faith in both the Old and New Tes-
tanents o. revelations from the Author Of the Uni.
verse. We think, however, that the title of the
lectures conveys erroneous impression. There
is hardly such thing the Biblical history Of
man. The Bible does not claim to be a full and
complete history Of man-either in his physical,
moral or social relations. It is purelya religious
book, and a. such gives complete account o. man
in his religious relations-that Is, Of the relations
existing between God and man. Whoever, then,
looks into the Bible for his geology, his eosmogony
his ethnogfaphy or his physiology, will certainly
be disappointed in his search The Bible reveals
only what man could never Of himself discover
Bat man is endowed with faculties which enable
him to arrive at a knowledge Of the laws of the
material universe. Hence he is to seek for those
laws with observation and reason, and not expect
them to be fevealed TO him from the Most High.
The chief subject discussed by DR.. Mott il his
lectures IS the unity of the race; and the Doctor
maintains that no such unity exists. Ihe question
is think, entirely physiological at all his
toFical Or chronological No one pgetends, at pres
snt, that the circumstance Of climate, food, posi-
ton, etc., could ever change a,Caucasian into a
Malay or a Negro The only discussion that can
arise is as to whether the difference between the
races is sufficient to place them in distinct species
or only to make them varieties Of the same species
The evidence in favor of the latter opinion is, to
our mind, very strong, if not irreiutable The va
Teties in the Dog great as those in the species
Man; but no naturalist thinks Of making the sew.
eral varieties Of the Dog into separate and distinct
species.
There are many scattered facts contained in the
lectures which tend to strengthen our faith in the
great truths developed in the Bible. Fore1ample,
the Hebrews are. characterized as unintellectual
and as indsposed to the cultivation of the higher
arts Of life The fact that the Jews were rather
narrow and confined in their ideas of science and
art only makes il more wonderful that they should
have a religion capable Of being adapted to all the
nations and tribes of the earth. A strong argument
Is thus furnished for the opinion that the Bible and
Its religion are not the productions of theHebrews
But the Hebrews are the only people Of antiquity
who hsd this book and this religion; therefore the
Bible is the revelation of Superior Intelligence.
The Lectures Of Dr. Mott areto be had at Steel's,
r. N - n
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taR Protection Hose Fire Compsny-Attsnd Reg
uar Monthly Meeting MONDAY EVENING, The 30 3
O'clock Pupcusl attendance requested By order.
sl2 JOS. f. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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O1- Adam Huntsman, a Representative in Con-
Rress from Davy Crockett's district, died at his
Ieadence near Jaekson. Tenn. on The SD ult.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE ETo

IL A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street, has now on hand and
H. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches Of -
every kind, Of the best Manufacture in Gold and t
Silver Gases; Guard and Vest Chains Seals and a.
Keys; Pens and Pe9os Gold Phimblss, Brooches, @AG
the fashionable Patterns Silver Spoons, Forks Ladies'
Cups, Ma kin Rings, etc Silver plated Casters Candle.
Sticks! Trays Urns, beautiful Mants Chicks and Vases
Rich Fans, Combs Work and Dressing Boxes Jewel do
FUMERY. eto. etc. s3 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

COMMERCE OF MoBILE.-We obtain from the
Mobile Advertiser the value of foreign exports from
Mobile in American and foreign vessels for the
last six months of 1913 and the first six months of
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PIANO FORTEs AND MUSIC.

ETVHE subscriber has constantly on hand good assort
ment of PI ANO FORTES from the - -,
best msHqtsotarss il the y mted States -
bE6Ns V f iii hG ETC etc ETC. 's8EET1 " w
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received published. He would
spectully inform his friends, the friends of MI. Chas. Horst
and the public that he has made arrangements with Mr..
Charles Horst to take charge of the Musical Department of
his store and both solicit continuance of the many favoH
s. tl'' "''' q. A. TYLER, 80 Camp ST.
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TUST RECEIVED from the North, and for sale at No.
p amp street, the following pieces Of New KIN
Music, viz: " You remember when we parted :; eY4Akze
Jenny Lind Polka a IOndO by lie CaTpen 49,
tier Lucia di IammemoOr, by Cramef do. QOur hHnds)
BY GetZe Lords Prayer by stephen Glover; Grand Fan
TASTE Mliiare from La Fila do Regiment by Herr; I'm
pTOmptu Burlesque the Chsy Melodies, by Herr Tn
bute 10 America by Hen; Les PuTitanes" three Polkas
by Burgmaller and large selection Of New Publications
from the principal Publishers in the North.
Every description of Music and Musical MeTchand con
stantly on hand and for sale by VIM. T, MAYO.
81 81 Piano Forte and Music Store, 5 Camp st.
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~ Jefferson Fire 90 No. 15.-The Members will
attend MonIhy Washing on SUNDAY MORNING, Sept 2 at
bali O'clock Also Monthly Meeting MONDAY EVEN
ING, al halfpsst7 o'clock au3O A, F. BURT, secy'
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T ANDING Com banks Alabama and Alben-
IL dOz Assorted PICKLES.;
=, Tomato KETChUP;
=, Walnut e.
q, Mushroom
-- n Assorted PIE FRUITS;
10 boxes CHOCOLATE, w. Bakers, Mol;
:. Bakers BROMA and COCOA
dOz. LUCIA OIL
90 " Hermet cally Sealed MEATS and FISH
50 For sale by CHAS STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
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FRESH rURNTP AND CABBAGE s

1880 Warranted the GyOtcth al i649.
subscriber has Just eceived per ship Lucas, laTg
4 lot OF the above SEED. and offers them for IN "A
SAFE in quantities to suit purchasers at moderate
~ Additional supplies of Fresh Seeds will be. ~
received az fast as the crOns Tipen at the North.
S33t ID. MAUPAY. IS Camp &. near Peydras.
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS
VWTROUGHT AND CAST IRON SUGAR PANS
w Of assorted szes, from IS T. 50 nchez.
AliO, Two Vertical CATTLE SUGAR MILLS-ROl-
ers3BX22 and 36x24 inches, with coupling fOT wooden
shafts and extra wheels, for sale by
g 3md&W Y. DE EGANA, AZ Bisnville st.
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- STEAM hAILINg " UAKs.
1NHE undersigned has now landing samples of all tn
4 IRON RAILING made ty machinery in PennsylYa
MIA, and prepared take Orden for the same 70
Back Galleries. Kitchens, Dwelling Galleries. Tomb Raj
ing, etc. etc
AlsO-Landng from ships Lucas and Toronto a lot o
CALIFORNIA GOLD WASHERS. For sale BIZ
SO VIM A. BEE HER, 4S Charities st.
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me win be entered upon beets unless Tie
pAynsns Of the subscription be made in aAvsepA
Subscribers forward money letter postage
which viii paid by and sn BY ssssalvss
transmission
The COUNTRY PArER published try weekly dus1ng
rions Congress. weekly during the
period than year will bs
terms propsuiensdt 0 the above annual rates.
% rOsTMAsTERs authorised agents by
sending DAILY with enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers, with snsossA Ave WEEKLY
with $40 enclosed copy tbs
edition =. they furnish subscribers for, r,ssis
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1852 From Stockholm at 2 m every Tuesday and Thurs
day
BY Brasher's Falls and Helena
10 Hogansburg, by pm, 10 miles
And back between a m and pm
looJ From Ogdensburg at 3 a m every Monday Wednes-
day, and Friday
By Lisbon, Waddington, Madrid, Norfolk, Rey-
noldsvillc, Massens, Rocket River, and Hogans-
burg
10 Fort Covngon, by IL m, 65 miles
And back between 4 IN and IL m days.
io94 From Ogdensburg every day. except Sunday
By FackvIle, Canton, Potsdam Malone North
Bangor Chateaugay, Wrghtsville, Ellenburg
and Farrell Place "
To Plattsburg, by 4 q m next days, Il9 miles
And back between a and . m next DAVIS: ev-
cry other trip by Parishville Hopkinton
Nichollvllle, Dickinson, and Bangor, on one road
and by West Stockholm, Stockholm, Lawrence
vile, and the MORA, the other.
PROPOSALS to return between day and IL next
day are invited.
ioa' From Canton at m, every Wednesday and Satur-
BY South Canton, Perpont Matildavile, and East
Picrpont
To Potsdam, by 8 p m, % miles
And back between 5a and II noon.
ioaS From Canton at p M svsry Tuesday, Thursday,
BY Morsley and Buckbrdgs
10 Madrid, by p m, ~ miles
49,. ana JACK between a m and pm.
iosh From 6suveton at M every Fridav
~ De Puyssr and Hopes Mi,s
TO Rcess, By p m, ~ miles
And bsak between m and q m.
wv. From L.'rv'viu' "ss~ n, 'vsvy Wednesday