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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

DEATH OF MAJOR STEPHENS. Major c. S.
Stephens, an officer of the last war with Great
Britain, who served under Gen. Jackson, died few
days ago, at Savannah. We extract the following
from notice in the Savannah Georgian:
Atan early age soldier, enjoying the confidence
of one who knew the character of men as well as
Andrew jackson did, Major S. never lost the martial
spirit which in his youth caused him to embrace the
profession of a soldier. The deceased entered the
army early in 1912 as Ensign of Infantry, and
served in the Southwest He was Lieutenant of
Infantry under Gen. jackson at Pensacola when he
drove the British into their ships and captured their
cannon He was stationed on the Mississippi at
the time of the invasion Of New Orleans, and was
then Adjutant of one Of the regular regiments of
Infantry. For his general military conduct and
knowledge of staff duties and police, Gen. Jackson
conferred on him the appointment of Assistant Adju
tant General of the army, which appointment en-
titled him to the rank of Major, and which title he
bore through life. He rendered important services
IN 1914 the Indian wars under Gen. jackson. In
December, 1885, the hostilities which drove the
settlers of Florida from their habiiations, and
caused many of them to seek the woods--that
refuge from the iomahawk which their burning
dwellings denied them, reused the latent ardor Of
the deceased, and at meeting of our citizens, at
MONDAY of the 2Sth of that month"; it was resolved
that volunteers should proceed from this city to
Florida, to render aid to our fellow citizens of that
Chem territory exposed to the depredations of the
Seminole Indians. .4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

A CALIFORNIA CoIN.-The mint at Philadelphia
(says the Washington Union) has coined some of
the gold received from California into quarter
eagles, with "Cal.' inscribed over the head of the
eagle They call up host of associations which
stamp new value upon them in the eye of the
politician The wonder is, that these immense
treasures should have slept long upon the sur
face of the earth, as it were, without being dis
covered. We shall give our readers curious
reminiscence, if we can find room for it, from the
" Proceedings of the New York Society," Of last
month, and just publishing, to show that this aurif
erous vein may run from near Cape ST. Lucas, in
Lower California, through the peninsula of both
CALIFORNIA; and that it was near being discovered
more than one hundred and twenty years ago.
The captain of the English vessel Speedwel saw
enough in 172l near the cape, to persuade him that
GO in most of the valleys is a rich black mould,
which, as you turn it fresh up to the sun, appears
as if intermingLed ph gold dust" In the valleys
of that peninsula have since slept for more than
century that gold dust and those "glittering par
tcIes" which constitute the material of the two
beautiful coins, stamped from mint on the other
side of the continent, which now shine on our
table.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

SPELTER NOT GoLD.-The Hartford Times says
very large quantities of speer solder have been sent
TO California on speculation 1t is dropped in water,
when hot, by which means small scales are formed,
resembling almost exactly the gold dust or scales of
Feather river 1t is one of the vilest cheats of the
day. We are informed that six barrels of this stuff
were sent out in one ship from New York and also
that some has been sent from Hartford. The game
is to sell this base metal to the gold hunters they
arrive in California. The Times says that mas
much as there is little or no law in California, it
would be we'll to shoot the rascals guilty of such
frau nd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &c

JAMES D. ANDERSON, No. II ST. CHARLES st.
y Opposite the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans (R
Would respectfully invite the attention of citizens
sve assortment of LEVER WATCHES from the ~
most celebrated mannutacores of London Liverpool and
Geneva carefully put up and warranted fine Gold OF Sill
yer of the richest and latest patterns to suit Ladies
Gentlemen Also, to . large assortment Of w ATCH
TRIM s, comprising all the mos recent patterns
Of Ladies and Gentlemen fine Gold FOB CHAINS Vest and
let's Rings and Ear Hoops Of the latest fashion DIAMOND
Ruby, Emerald Camel, Topaz, Paste and Plain Gold
Finger Rings and BreasPms; Shirt Studs yes, Collar:
Frames Gold and Silver AIMED Spectacles with perifocal
and plain glasses Levi Browns Spencers and owPnced
diamond pointed Gold Pens, gold silver hOldeB PLAIN
and Threaded Silver Tea Dessert and Table Forks and
Gases Suspender Buckles Fruit Knives. etc Best quality
Mante Candesticks SHUTTERS and Trays Toast Racks etc.
Fine ROgess and Wostenhom Pocket and Table Cutlery
" PAPER Maehe " and Fancy Articles adapted particularly
for presents. TIMEPIECES for Steamboats, Offices.
kv J. d. AS personal attention will be given to the
Repairing and Adjustment of WATCHES and CLOCkS;
and every description of Jewely, Silver Ware Swords tor
presentation etc. made order and repaired at short notice.
by the expereced and skul wOrkmen in the country
at moderate prices. 90 ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL-This body did not meet
last evening

FIRE AT LoUIsvILLE.-The oil-mil of Samuel
Lasure q Brothers, on Jefferson street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets was destroyed
by fire on the night of the 10Th with all its contents.
The Journal says the Messrs l.. had a very large
stock of oil on hand, all of which was lost. The
machinery has been rendered useless. The mill
was valued at $1,000, and insured for $4,000. The
fire was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary, as
there had been no fire in the building for than
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

AMERICAN COINAGE The Committee on Fl
nance of the Senate have agreed to recommend the
striking of gold dollars and double eagles of twenty
dollars and, in addition to the silver coin already
in use, to introduce 81 cent silver pieces. In regard
to the cents, ii is proposed to make them of com
position of copper and silver reduce their present
announcement size
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
Medical Law Library.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Second Municipality Real Estate, situated in Ba-
rome, Camp, Howard and Melpomene streets
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

J. A BEARD, Auctioneer.
,ATURDAY February g. 10 o'clockWll be sold at auc
- ton Arcade, following described Real Estate
|. TWO CEOlCE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square DO nded
and Phippa and Triton Walk each lot
depth OF il feet hav
Ing them of 20 feet wide Said lots well
filed and well situated residences .
cash; balance at 6, y and IL months credit
and cent from date 70 maturity If
the rate OF cent
Q CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the square bounded by
Mpomene Dryae Bachus and Terpcore Streets the
Market with Dwelling, and between the property OF
the late Judge Said lot 81 feet front on Melpomene
street by Cepth 1873 Banquees and curbs laid and
paid for. . 49, 49,, n lz, ,;. s,
the property which, II not then pa TO
hear interest," The o rnnum.
g. TWO WELL LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, on Camp
street. III square bounded by Camp Magazine Orange and Race
streets. measure Camp by depth OF 2O eet
and describe the number is well filled
third cash; balance 6, IL and IL months credit,
for notes mortgage the property which, not pald at ma
turlty 10 bear interest al per per annum
4 SIX LOTS OF GROUND Howard street, near the New
Basin IN square by Howard, Liberty Clio and Caiope
streets beng Nos 9, 10, H. ~ l3 and a. Each lot measures
% feet Howard by depth OF 10 feet lot No. "a forms
liz conner Howard and Caiope which lot measures front
feet lines. These location which improving IN
value rapidly. ., ,o..--.t =, III. E
notes per interest," and mortgage the property II
he said lies puncuay paid bear interest at cent
until paid. t-.. =
Z the pnrcha sers js26, 81 q, 80, fyl, p,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

Row.-About 100 Irish hands the railroad
near Hartford refused to work more than ten hours
day for 20 cents, poor payl, and drove Oft others
who went to work for IL hours day. For this
some of the leaders were arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

IRoN.-The amount of iron received at Phia-
delphia, by railroad from the west, during the last
year, was 1909 ,699 pounds in pigs, 2,7l5,3OO in
castings 1884 400 in blooms and anchonies, 49,
ZOO in bars and sheets, and 1871 500 in nails
and spikes-naking a total of 1851 500 pounds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
AMUSEME NTS.
AMERICAN HEAT r. e.

II. L. GRAITAN. hi"aSei'
Immense continued Of NOSE IN NEW ORLEANS
Second night Of MI. A. A. ADDAMS.
NHS EVENING Tuesday, January 80 S49The performances
will Commence with Shakspeare's Tragedy Of HAMLET
Hamiet M Adams Ghost Mr.. G. Iamison King Keller
Poons Mr.. Greene Laeres Mr. Charles Horatio Mr. Kings
lev Isl Gaye-dgger Mr. Spear Queen Mrs. Greene Ophea
Miss E. Petre. PAS sEUL, by Miss ]. LaFores
GRAND OVERTURE, by the Orchestra To conclude with
the successful original ad captandu SKETCH irom
the J: E. pgryage Esq entitled NOSE IN NEW OR
LEAES-Mose, Mr. Keller Sykee Mr. Rynar Mr. Jas. Green
Mr. Spear; Smith, Mr. Kingsley Jenkins Mr. Charles Sharp
Mr.. Grosyeuor: Downey Mr.. Thompson; Mr.. Sleeper Mr.
Gasord Grognore Mr.. Geron; Lie, Miss E. Petr1e; Mrs.
Grogmore Mrs Timony Nelly, Miss jackson; Mrs. Sleeper
EE- Tomorrow, Wednesday, Mr.. A A. ADDAMS will appear
IN a favonte character. ...MOSE IN NEW ORLEANS will
also be performed.
81 The Police Department under the control OF Mr. s. L Beema
Prices Of ddDss0HDss Circle cents Parque Second anu
Third TIERS so cents Coorea Boxes cents Gallery Is cents
~ Private Boxes and Seats secured at the Bo1Ohce be
the hours OF 10 A. M. and p NJ by applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
~ Doors open before 4 Performance Will commence
quaIer-pas precisely. JazS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

CALIFoRNIA.-The Suffolk Gold Mining Com
pany has been formed in Boston, under the presi-
dency of Hiram Commings, noted Abolition
lecturer, for operations in California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

LANCAsTER.-The population of Lancaster, Pa,
is now l3,000 in 1910 it was 87C0-an increase of
1900 in nine years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
Positive Sale of Jackson street Lots Lafayette, by
: consent Of parties
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j. IA
ATURDAY, February TO- at IL ocock-Wl be sold at auction,
. at Banks Arcade
The following properly sold by of parties,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND IN he square bounded by
Jackson Apollo and Josephine Streets being lots Nos and
g. each inches and Ines by depth OF los feet
parallel lines they high ground and located IN an
excellent peghbooo square from the Nayades Railroad
cash. balance at one yea for notes bearing
mortgage on the property.
the purct asers. jag, 30, fy4 S, 6, So 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

OF The New York papers record the death of
Mr. John Blake, for nearly thirty years identified
with the Park Theatre, in that city, at the age of
fur oiohf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

NAvAL.-The storeship Supply, Capt. Sinclair,
will sail about the 18th of February for the Medi
terranean, and it is presumed that Major Lewis
Cass, jr., will take passage in her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

n5- The Morning Post says that M. LIE Pelliser,
who was lately appointed French Consul at Malta,
has been refused his erequatur by the British Gov
ernment on the ground that he is field officer of
Epoipaaro
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

G5-The total revenues OF the Philadelphia, Will
mngton and Baltimore Railroad for the year 1913,
was $63S, 1872, and the total expenses $5OS, 1888,
leaving balance of Sl29 1913.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

DRAWING KNFE.-John Fishbrook was yesterday
locked up the Second Municipality wachhouse await
examination charge of disturbing the of Charles
Meyers coffeehouse and drawing knife upon him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

LARCENY.-The Second Municipality Police yesterday ar
rested man named Stewart DIummond, charged with
stealing the of $l45 from the pantaoons pocket OF Alex
ander Cameron. while the latter asleep in his room in
the house No. % Phippa street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOODS.


THE subscribers have Just received an additional
i supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, IN
other superior makers; also. Fine London Dupiez -
Patches rich Jewey the latest Styles comprising Fine
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases Finger Rings.
sc. Also, great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Relicules and other ianoy
Forks Castors. Candestcks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revolvers Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
sc, for sale at moderate prices, by
je2l HYDE Il GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

ABDUCTION OF A SLAvE.-The Second Municipality
police have arrested woman named Mary Sllse charged
with having enticed away slave named Agnes from
board Princess lying at the evee The slave
belongs to Mr. William Simpson of Lexington, Ky.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

STRIK1NG WITH AN AxE-A slave named Leonard
Williams wa. yesterday arrested in the Second Municipality
at the request of John Buckley, who charges him with
striking him with an axe, with intent to Kill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

TURrENTINE.-Alot of superior turpentine, from
Mississippi, fifty-six barrels in all, was sold on
Wednesday, in Mobile, to Mr. Humphreyville, at
% 10 per barrel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

SELLING LIQUOR TO A SLAvE.-Samuel Calves charged
by Theodore Morel with selling sptuous liquor TO slave
without the of the master the slave yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR MoRTLELPAIIY .. $. MaILlLLNE.
4s sssfs, cs s':' E. q. 9 RIsa -
caI hS s1as beam sd 1AM sEB
for !h Lake Trade with superior accompodatons CHE
e w e RosS BABY
The week the arrival at the Lake Of the ha pa oeosk
~ f'! ssf Asa efs Place
5k sSs Th RAY Tssa kio h
Fs s5 'R E Ff e3DEE g sS11 AGENT
frs Bs se TSSWsffs aad
e. Fl n .Fs
mOdaOn' apply q SSad at PGys Ry fs P %S 81 e
N B-The Pike draws only Is inches. Shippers and pas
sengeB may rely on her reaching her destination Jazz
~ z& ttags WEDNESDAY, 3lst at 81, M, pos
as STE ean a2e ST. I'D osEPT afs
master, will leave as above. For freight or IEsSf
ps apply on bay a9b Hg Of pGYdEEa Il
BThe ST. Joseph is very light draught and will meet
E'OR WYATT, Belmont, Pamela and ali Landings on
x EafRst sss rsissgsl packet 60
RHINE, George W, Powell master,
81 or aRpy
N B-The Cornne will take freight for YalabuSha River
with privilege OF reshipping. Jazz
e4s~ To Leare TUESDAY, Both, at 4 p. M positively.
NOR CINCINNATI, Louisville, Wheeling and Pitts
i burg-The superior, new and splendid ffsG b
REAI sootE cp :'SaaGoi sM re-
ceivlng freight and will leave above punctualy. For
freight passage, having unsurpassed accommodations
jag HYDE OGLESBY. IL Poydras ST.
ffI W " ss Nsp hs.s Maagomsy We
Il tumpka, and all landings the Alabama ~ n
River-.Nee ORLEANS Mobile and .MoItggnerv sfH4Tf5
Packet-The steamer BEACON, A zssz<--.Hiez
above. For freight passage apply board at New Basin
jas Juno HYDE oGLEsBY, II Poydras st.
IN. B.-The Beacon will regular packet In the
trade during the season.
sg~ To leare TUESDAY Both: at P. M, pos. :,
IGOR LOUISVILLE, Evansville, Henderson, Memphis
u etc.zThe new: saunch light,draught fsas u
New UNCLE SAM, Capt Van Dusen; is lIf - &
receiving freight and will leave as above For
or ' to p"~@s' HYDE OGIEsBY. IL Poydras st.
NIB. The Uncle Sam takes freight for Memphis etc. jag
~ To Leaoe WEDNESDAY 31st, at 4 P. M. pos.
NOR LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, Wheeling and fltts-
IL burg.-The and fast running steamer ~ n
above For freight passage, having IN
wharf, or to ljaa9l HYDE & OGLEsBY, u Poydtas St
eV To leape TUESDAY. Both inst. at Pm.
NOR SIT OUlS, Memphis and lnteImed ~ IA
IL ate Landings-ST. LOUIS PHCkE1.- lsf4st4AsSzff
ELIZA STEWART, Capt. Theo. BuLdeau, is receiving
freight and will above. For freight passage,
having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board oppo
HYDE & OGLEsBY, IL Poydrss st.
n. B.-The E. S. being very light raught, will meet
with no detention and run throughout the season Ia2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

Steamer Peyona left Louisville 23d instant Reports the
river falling slowly, with 20 feet water on the falls.
Towboat Caledonia towed down and to the 10th inst
ships Townsend and Trenton and schr. Eudora
Towboat Panther lowed down and to the 2th inst
ships Vandaa and Buena Ventura, bark John Stroud and
schr w. f. Coles.
Towboat DAN Webster, owed down and TO sea on the
9th inst ship Eolus bark Lancashire brgs l.. ODonne
and Nereus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

u s. CoURTs.-No business was transacted in either of
the IT, s. Courts yesterday, in consequence Of Judge Nc
Caleb being ndpOsed His illness, understand is not
Of serious nature and he expected to be able to return
his duties to-day tomorrow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-30

Per ship SilaS Holmes from New Yok-Messrs. Thomas
Peele Henry NJ Mills, ii. j. Combs, Geo. Stanard JT.
Per ship Cotton Planter. from Rottsrdam-.2 in Storage