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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. .
BY the Peoples Line,

New YORK, April 20, p. M-The foreign news
has produced more frmness in business generally.
The cotton market is steady, but with moderate
sales.
Flour is selling to limited extent at 80 81 to
AS Is for Genesee. The market for wheat is tend
ing upward Corn and other grains in fair request.
Small sales of pork at $40 37i to $40 so for mess,
and sS 37a to So so for prime. Whisky in fair
demand, and 500 bbls. sold at 2lac. per gallon.
Lard has an advancing tendency since the foreign
news Treasury notes quoted at 1884,
LOUISVILLE, April 20.-The stock of bagging
and rope here is less than 5000 pieces and coils.
Holders refuse Ice. and Sc. cash.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

FROM THE FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY. The
steamer DR.. Franklin No. 2, was the first steamer
to reach St. Peters and the Falls of St. Anthony
this season. She arrived at the latter point on the
10th inst, and left on her return trip to St. Louis
on the same day. The St. Peters and ST. Croix
rivers were full, and rising rapidly, on the 10th
inst. The Franklin left the Falls of the St. Crox
on the 18th. Black, Chippewa, and Wisconsin
rivers and all the tributary streams to the Misss-
sippi, were running out full. The water was rising
at Galena the 18th inst, and from thence all the
way down. The Franklin broke through the ice
in Lake Pepin, and from thence to the head of
navigation. On her passage down, she met with
very little detention, and the river may be consid-
cred fairly open to the highest point
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
SUMMER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON & NIXON, No, A Canal Street

THOMPSON & NIXON, No. A Canal Street.
Have large and complete of FASHIONABLE
SUMMER CLOTHING comprising all the Styles and made
the best and expressly for the NewOans
tail trade 4ST
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Super French Drsp d'Ete Erock and Dress Costs;
Black and colored Merino Sacs and Polka Coats;
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Goats;
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and fancy single miled Cashmere Pants;
Black French Merino Pants, various qualities;
French Drilling Pants OF all the newest styles
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants;
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests
White, buff and fancy figured Marssiles Vests
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make;
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bosoms;
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs
Gauze Merno and Cotton Undershirts and Wrapper;
Gauze Silk Underrhirs and Drawers; e.
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravats and Summer Tics;
White and coored Cambria Silk Pocket Handksrchies
Silk Cotton and Linen uspeaders;
Gloves, Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns etc. ap90 1dpn
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KEEP YOUR EYE UPON
PUBLISHED LIST

q
The Late Expedition the Dead Sea- volume, with map.
Morrel's Philosophy of Religion. vol 90
The Gar, and People, Maxwes Tour, including
his Tour in Norway Sweden. vol. 90
Headeys Italy, the Alps and the Rhine vol Il rs
Headeys his Generals vols so
Headey's Napoleon vols. so
Headey's Sacred Mountains
Headey's Life Cromwell rs
Hudsoi's Lectures on Shakespeare q so
eands Welcome 10 the Stranger | Northumberland
Orators Of the American Revolution. 25
Pilgrimage the Holy Land rs
Garhers Spring Power of the Pulpit vol. Is
Harpes Pictorial Edition of the Arabian Nights translated and
arranged for family reading with Lanes Explanatory Notes.
600 illuminated 2vOls. SO SO. ap233
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

THE PROSPECT FOR CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTs.-
The very large number of emigrants who have as
sembled at Independence and St. Joseph, manifest,
we are told by the St Louis papers, good deal OF
Impotence at the detention atthose points where
the inconvenience of campng out, and the expen-
of living probably greater than If they We're
on the move. The prospect, however, for early
grass was, at last accounts, by means cheering,
as the weather was intensely cold on the 18th and
l4th, making ice of considerable thickness, and
there was scarcely sign of buds upon the trees,
or of grass on the plains Twelve or fifteen who
had gone up, changed their minds and returned,
and many others were on the point of giving out.
1t is not robable that there will be sufficient grass
on the ms TO supply their animals before the LIST
or lOth) Nav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

M We return thanks to the officers OF the
Duchess, Missouri, and Hiram Powers, for late
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
EXHIBITION OF srAruARY.

EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
PROSERPINE, and
GEN. JACKSONt
These celebrated works of HIRAM powers Just reeeven
Florence, exhibition, FOR THE FIRST
TIME AMERICA the State House, Canal street, in adj
dition to he o. the GREEK SLAVE.
s Open Daily Sunday excepted from A. NJ until p M.
Admtance SO cents Season Tickets 81. Pamphlets 10
ZEN B. The Exhibition will positively close on TUESDAY
NAV l. ap2l
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By the BaliZe TELEGRAPH.

[Taegraphed to the Union 7ooboat Compdny.]
TELEGRAPH STATION, SOUTHWEST PASS, April
%, IL O'Clock M.-The ship, Silas Holmes, Capt.
Berry, and Indiana, Capt. Bennett, arrived here
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Wind East.
Towboats Panther and DeSoto left last night,
with small tows The Swan started up at II
o'clock, with brig and two schooners. The Por-
poise is just leaving, with ship and brig.
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sw Louisiana Histrionic Association The m

kV Louisiana Histrionic Association The MEM
bers will please take notice that MONDAY EVENING April
%, will be produced the Play of
THE HUNCHBACK.
IL unanimously resolved that, from and after
this date Members Tickets be transferred
der any Guests Tickets hereafter only
admit lady except Contribution Nights when
they admit the bearer.
Try New made obtained of Mr. E.
P HUNTER Secretary under the St. Charles HOTEL Saturday
and Monday from a. IN. p. M. and from to p
t five subscribers will be received.
apI9t23 HARMON JONES' President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

INDIANA. The Washington Union says that
VIM. j. Brown, late Second Assistant Postmaster
General, (who has lately been superseded by Mr..
Fitz-Henry Warren,) will be taken up by the demo.
Gratis in Judge Wick's Congressional district, the
latter having Withdrawn from the canvass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
SEC OND DISP TCH.

TELEGRAPH STATION, SOUTHWEST Pass, April
%, 6 O'Clock P. MWent to sea, lat 10 A. M. ships
Silas Holmes and Indiana, for New York, and sew
eral other ships, for Europe, names unknown.
Ship LapIand inside, bound out-expected to go
TO sea on the 23d
Arrived-ship Gen. Berry; ship Miltiades; brig
Adams Gray from Havana.
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A. F. COCHRAN & CO.,

81 Tchoupitoulas street,
u p1Ifess Of Err FRUITS NUTS. etc. have for sale
EtAA1SSINS-So packages wholes halves and quarters.
GlTkONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PKUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
FlRE CRACKERS-5l0 boxes No.
PECANSz2oo BE- gs and barrels, fine Texas.
CHAMpAGNE-h0 baskets
NUTMEGS-5O0 pounds No 1.
BRANDY CHERRfEs-MUSCAT WINE-30O cases
L0BsTERS-Agents for manufac'y J. Caldwell & CO..
ElGS-300O drums extra superior.
PEPPER. PlMENTO and RACE GINGER--4OO has
MACKEREL-An nvOire assorted >"'
ALMUNDS-a00 trails and bags aoft Shell
WINES-Port vaHons qualities Sweet and Dry Ma,p..
800 cases Old Spanish " N@s"'
FILBERTS and BRAZIL Nuts and syo,v va,;s., or
Fruits and Nuts ' F ~
g 5AlI IL SEED CQW.PEAS-5OO bushels
aoI w Ssss superior 3: Louis. spas im
Assnsylef the ssehrssed ksneriesn Powder %,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
A CARD. OIL PAINTINGS BY OLD MASTERS

MIR. OLIVER has the pleasure Of announcing to the
IVl lovers of the Fine Arts, that he has now on NV
view for private sale, in the large Room over
the Commercial Exchange. St Charles street a
BY Eminent Masters of the Old School, viz PousD, Cana
etto. Vsndyke. Rembrandt Weninx, Coypel Ismpssis:
and Gentlemen of New Orleans and lovers Of Fine Arts
them Hours of from o'clock, until
fsv No charge for admiltauce. ap17 Ct
~ California Mining Association Of the City
of .Neao Orieans-This Company will bold its Meetngs
EVERY EVENING Sundays eIceped at hafpast o'clock at
No. Sc Banks Arads stairs where persons DESTROYS Of be-
all information the sub
ec The Of skful and ctcal MINER and CHEM
pany This Company will leave for California At the earliest mo-
eDt desired the subject also
application Captain GEORGE DUNG, at Banks
Arcade hours of II and - O'Clock A. and and
O'Clock P. Nj. GEOkGE YOUNG
p S. Working Men particularly invited to
attend the Meetings. apl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

FITz-GREENE HALLEcK.-The disease of Mr..
Halleck, whose confinement in the Bloomingdale
Asylum has excited the public sympathy, is said
not to be of permanent character, and his resto-
ration to reason is not despaired Of
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SHIONABLE CLOTHING
rHEaD EnD CaCuS

~ The prevalence the Cholera the city the early part
the has placed the in the position Of many o
With of goods hand and the oz them
over, they offer their entire stock of 4'
WINTER CLOTHING
prices accord with the and times.
Those Fine and Fashionable Clothing cheap or
respectfully invited call and examine goods and
fy26 2dptf THOMPSON NIXON. "A Canals.
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GOLD ms.
SUMMER UNDERoLoTHEs.

SUMMER UNDERCLOTHES.
E We have received large assortment oil Gentemens I'm
dershrts and Drawers of superior quality
UNDERSTANDS of English LisIe Thread;
49,. Gauze Cotton Nett;
go. Merino;
of Gauze Flannel;
80. of Plain Cotton;
..... of Pongee Silk;
of Silk Nett.
DRAWERS of Gauze Cotton Nett;
80. OF Gauze Merino;
.. Gauze Flannel:
80. of Silk Nett;
go. of Plain Cotton.
Brown and White Cotton HALF-HOSE, of supe
quality.
NORRIS & WAY, No. % Camp street,
apl9 2dptf Common street, under Hewet's Exchange.
FRENCH LACING DRAWERS.
t received another invoice of FRENCH DRAWERS, Of
Cotton, Linen anil superfne Gauze Flannel.
NORRIS & WAY, % Camp street,
ns39J OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

The FIRE IN ToRoNTo.-The aggregate amount
of loss by this fire is estimated in the Toronto
papers at from S4OO, 900 to half a million. The
ascertained amount of insurance exceeds $500, 900
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

PRoGREss.-It is not little remarkable, as in
dlcaung the progress of country in population,
that the Senate at present consists of the same
number as the House of Representatives in the
first Congress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

Genuine India
SEERSUCKER AND NANKEEN GOODS.
~ Seeucker COATS Seersucker PANTS; India Nankeen
PANTS do VESTS. ~ These goods warranted to be
Genuine India Goods.
NORRIS g. WAY, % Camp street.
ap23 2dpf Corner of Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

ST. Ala Capt bed .nd ~ M Sap S%.
G; yH.co Porter Mich: Rogers. j. rsnsa'
Va: SPARKS La Groesessl and lsdy' KY
prANTERs, L A Howell. % IT Valentino, n 4; =
sbntSsp N j; Sherwood, N =; Keller. wo0o' IL
Snow, Ala. N, 49,. A NJ.
vEaANDAH Mckee Hiss Bonner nsusaq Me
H H. "a Alien Perrin; Crcher, Anderson, Texas
Or j MITCHELL w Brooke Miss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
9. of T.. Meetings This Evening.

CRYSTAL FoUNr DIVISION No. 4 at Crystal Fount man
222 Tcbouptoulas street, at half-past T. -.
CRESCENT DIVISION No at Pelican Hall corner oi Oh
Charles and Common streets. at o'clock.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church al Ase'''
at half-past T. u ooo
HARMONY DIVISION No Is at Crystal Fount man, 3sA
TchOupit0ulas street, at hafpast Z.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

CT. HoFFMAN.-We are glad to be able to
state, says the Pennsylvania, that the health of
Z. +. Hoffman, Esq, whose unfortunate attack
has been SO widely noticed, is gradually improving
and that he will undoubtedly soon return to the
society of which he has been so Justly an orna-
ment and a favorite
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
Dispatches rec eived on Saturday Evening.

New YORK, April IS, I849-Rainy wea Their
to-day has checked business operations. Sales of
flour at 81 ST. for good Western, and S. Is per
Dbl. for pure Genesee. Corn is selling freely at SO
to 53c. for white and IS to SIC. for yellow. Pork
is dull at $40 81 for mess, and So so per Dbl. for
prime Lard in fair demand, with sales of 400
bbls. at &c. for prime. The stock market is
tending upwards; the money market is easjer..
Sales of 1900 bags Rio coffee at to Tic. per lb.
Molasses quoted at % to Csc. Of sugar $50 hhds.
sold at to SC. for Orleans.
At Philadelphia the markets are dull, operators
holding off for the steamers news.
AT Pittsburg it is showing to-day.
CINCINNATI, April l9-The steamer Europa
brought over fs5, 900 sterling in specie.
The -four market is depressed since the Europa s
news, and prices are down to S. per Dbl. Whisky
IA to l45c. Provisions rather frmer since the
news. Groceries unchanged. Weather cold.
The river has fallen IA inches
BALTIMORE, April l9-The steamers news has
unsettled the markets. Breadstufs depressed
New York, April 10, P. M-The foreign news
has produced no decided change. Genesee flour is
selling at S. IS, and Western at 81 SCI to 81 81
Sales of Ohio wheat at 81 OF to 81 O3 per bushel,
and Of yellow corn at Sc to SIC Moderate bust
ness in provisions. Treasury notes quoted at 80
per cent. premium; new loan III per cent. prem.
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Later from California.

New York, April Cove have news Of the
steamer Californias arrival at San Francisco with
Gen. Smith and suite on board. Previous accounts
from that region are fully confirmed.
Further European Items
Some later items by the Europa are at hand. 1t
was rumored that change was to take place in
the English Ministry, and Lord Stanley is spoken
of as the new Premier.
The Bank of frances weekly accounts IL, 600 900
Treasury accounts 100000.
At Liverpool, on the 18th inst, at II O'Clock, no
change in cotton Holders of corn were firmer.
At London Consols declined per cent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23
CLOTHING FOR SUMMER

tB attention of and Others
of SUMMER GOODS received by the last packets from New
Philadelphia comprising all Articles pertaining gentle
'H'l' NORRIS WAY:22 Camp street.
ap23 slptf Corner of Common
SUMMER CRAVATS
received assortment of SUMMER
CKAvATs and imported expressly for of entirely
new patterns, and to be had only
NORRIS & WAYS. 20 Camp street
apps 2dptf Corner OF Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING. The National
Intelligencer has an article the continuance of
the Government advertising in the Democratic
papers, The law prescribes that the paper to pub
lish laws and Government advertisements shall be
selected at and during the session of each Congress-
and accordingly no change can be made till the
next Congress assemblies
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

D. p. SCANLAN & CO. will. from To.
\ Day, reduce the Of all their Fresh Imported IN
WHY SPRING GOODS. Ladies will find every article
49, of DRESS GOODS our house Of the newest ~
styles and richest materials at very little The
of the articles.
D. P. SEAMAN d. CO., No. u Chartres Il.
t-Severa styles Of ORGANDiES, BALZAkiNEB
JACONETS received. Also each Of FRENCH
CHAMBRAYS and BATlsTE GlNGHAMs, ~hich will Be- Il
ceuts-Worh yard. apl7 IN Hin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

Er l. O. o. F.-Odd Fellops' Hall Associatiom-No-
ce is hereby given that the Stockholders for ten d.
ensuing will be held at the Hall of the Grand
Lodge of Tchouptouas and Poydras Streets on
MONDAY the h day May next between the hours Of 10 a. M
and M under the direction of Brothers NJ B. KNEASS THOS.
GRIPS and P. COMMIT, Commissioners.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
apo my8 THOMAS w. VAN WfCh, secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

NEW GOODS.
osT RECEIVED Pe ,e Susan Lord, from Liverpool
80 do. Huckaback DIAPER, do
30 DO. East India DUCK. do
All of which will be sold together with the already heavy
stock of assorted merchandise store, % Chartres
and under cost.
The unde signed will be located after the LIST of next Sep
tembeI on CANAL street. between Bourbon and Daupin
ap23 St cod D. n HOLINESS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-23

fx- The Packet Ship Sheffield, Capt. Smith, fro
NewYo dscharging the racket wharf Sec ond Mnn
goods on the eyee they stored at their and
ap2s SAMUEL TOBY e. NEPHEW, 80 Camp ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21
APPRENTICES.

Boys who are learning trades, by pursuing cor
rect course will make themselves contentcd and hap
ply, besides securing the good will Of their masters.
Feel not, young apprentices, that no one cares 10y
you, and.that your situation is unpleasant one
Your master, although he says bat little to you, is
watching your conduct, and when you. do well he re
members it, Ills friends have anayc upon you. If
you err, it cannot be kept secretlopg.
Always have an eye to the welfare Of your master,
and save all in your power for him. In bis absence
be the most particular to do what is right
Have no bad associates. Wicked boys may ruin
you. Re careful ia whom vou coniide and never bc
intimate with youth who sustains bad character.
Your evenings spend at home in some profitable
society. Never stop the Of the streets to
talk and laugh. Those youths who night after night
congregate in particular spots to waste their tine and
insult the passers by, seldom turn out well. have
always noticed that boys profane beneath the
cover. of the night than in broad day. Then they are
concealed from sight, and show their evil propensitics
without fear of being detected.
Use tobacco. The young man is unwisc who
puts tobacco to his lips in any shape. Your master
will not approve Of it, neither will your best friends
IT you smoke or chew, you will lose much time, and
find occasion to spend many copper
Read and study Whenever you can get an opportuni-
ty Select books from which you gather the most
information. Occasionally place your thoughts upon
paper
In fine, young apprentice, do what is just and right
Look out for your masters interest-avod bad nsso-
clates-spend your time in profitable pursuits, and you
will gain the good will Of your master, aud be IN the
right path to usefulness and prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

Negro Representatives. at the Court of st. J,nes.-
The London Times Of May 2Is devotes three columns
to the names of parties who attended the Queens draw
ing room on her Maestys birthday. In The list of d.
p'natc personages present, is the of NJ d. Delva
(Senaieur.) Haytien Minister. In anoiher place it is
announced that the Hayden Minister presented N. E.
Sequy Klllegaeix, Secretary of the layen Legation
In honor Of the occasioa Lord Pamesion enter
tanned the corps diplomatique. Among the guests at the
banquet notice the Of the United States and
Hiytien Ministers.
In several Districts Of Portugal wine Is selling
the rate Of TO- per gallon, and thai price rurcha
sers are .v;..1 y ii. dfit uty.
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WI. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
lildrhfnrn, Tnmuiep s. Co.,

ETERT .nONU.fI .LND IIfLRNIlI,
p F,- naErrs rrr anal, payable IL GfraHcc. No sub
-a5 t-iV Re rcs-cf for shorter tune tta months,
~ W paper 5rl Va GslHtuated (ercept az he discretion
Of The Edit0rs.) until az 1rreGrascs pajd.
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted ut 80 cents per squire (or
lss o erery iaHer form Insertion and 81 cts per squire
lgy fss,' fir ercrg oidsr form insertion.
Erry ii-crtiscr re{1eft0 IDte th MS hOtr long
he stc3ls advertisement inserted; advertisement, not
iled tcW be inserted til is djSc0Htnrree be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the for the prtreg
fr0 squares, ~; for square >25 .r squire, IN
mr. form ~35 Ere yc1rl Hdrertjser l1H be required %
CON ne his rfr.rslg hiS particular tine business.
JOE pEI~TiNG erecuted aeaty and erpediOusly and
on rcnsOnaJLe r'rng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

The golden summer month is come,
Farewell to rosy May
How sweet in moonlight nights in June
To hear the fountains play.
Beside the cooling stream the kline
At midday family low,
And far and near the dusty roads,
Hot in the sumbeams glow.
AT morning you can hear the birds,
From out the fragrant wood
Breaking with thousand glcesome notes,
The nights deep solitude:
While every breeze that dallies by,
A food ofperfumc brings
From dewy grass and blooming flowers
rponit cooling wings
At eve the crescent moon appears,
Behind the wooded hill,
And one by one the gentle stars
Peep DER the ancient mill
High up against the sybil sky
The topmost leaf moves light,
And with mysterious voice the brook
sings through the quiet night
The golden summer month has come
thousand sweets are found
The woodbine blossoms 1.-THE porch,
And roses bloom around
The winds, the birds, the leaves the streams
All things rejoice IN tune,
Oh there is nothing half 50 gay
As the golden month Of June!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21
THE FUNERAL. OF GEN. GAME.

sad tribute of respect the remains Of the Gaines
was yesterday paid by the citizens Of New Orleans
The body lay in state in the ladies' paror of the ST.
Charles up IL O'clock, and the constantly
,henged with visitors. At o'clock according 10
the arrangements of the civil and military authorities
procession forged and the body escorted to the
depot of the Pontchartan Railroad and thence to the
lake. where it placed board the steamer Oregon
for Mobile The ceremonies lhroushou were highly i'm
posiug-.N. D. Pic. juno 8.
The population Of Havana is not far from 100000 Of
waq@ ,wy!h!ds aEe blaeAs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

BURGLAR SHDT.-On Sunday morning. Sd inst,
the house Of Judge Walker Of New Oeans bro
ken into. Judge w. being awakened by his wife, took
candle in one hand and pstl in the other. and pro-
ceedel into small adjoining his bedroom. which lie
had barely entered when a large negro rushed at him
with knife his hand. and striking the candle out Of
his hand grappled with hlm.-Ihe Judge, applying the
pistol his head pulled the trigger, but the cap did not
explode, when Tie negro drew ck as if 10 make
spring upon which the Judge again pnicd the trigger.
and with effective balls passing within three inches #
each other through the middle Of the negros neck u
terng loud Scream the negro rushed UPWARDS he wiz
dow, and he passed The Judge. he Shot him third
time, the bali entering the shoulder and passing
through his body This wound being in the splne.
ed palsy hun, and he red down the ladder and fell
up'n The ground, apparently l.fele>s.
The negro recognized as lshan, the most noted
burglar in the city, and . hum Than half Of he
burg aries committed have been attributed.