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New Goods
AT
CHEAP Cash STORE,

' NHE subscriber taxes this method of in.
forming his friends and the public gener.
ally, that ne has removed from the old Shanty,
No. 20, 10 dis new fancy Store on the corner OF
Main and South Carolina streets, and has lust
received one of the largest and best selected
stocks Of Fell and Winter Goods ever ofered
in this market. My stock consists, in part, Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE. HARDWARE, CUT
TLERY, BOOTS& SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, &c.
| have also a very large lot of Embroi'd Shawls,
which | can sell from twenty-five to fifty per
cent cheaper than any house in this codnfy.
To the Ladies, I would say that | Fave a
great variety of Dress Goods, such as Silk
Lusters, Orleans do. Of all %colcrs, Mohair
do; alpacas, cashmeres, nous. de LANES,
iacss, edgings, fringes Of al kipds, cad silk
buttons of every description, with a great
variety Of Prints, from five to fifty cents.
per yard.
u To the Ladies / would return nv sin.
cere thanks for their libersl patronage
pledging myself ever to be ready to wait
on them, spariDg no pains to please and OBJ
lige: and that l can sell them Goods cheap
er than any house in the upper county,
And ! would say to all who wish to pur-
chase, that my goods were bought at low
prices for cash, and ] am determined to sell
them lower than any house in this town
My motto being "Quick sales, small profits,
and no trouble to sho,o goodsw
O. C.. TINKER.
Louisiana, Dec. 18th, 1s4S.-(34-f.)
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife Catharine D.
w Griffith, having left my bed and
board without just aus or provocation, ]
take this method Of forwarding all persons
from crediting OF harboring her on my ac-
count.
JOHN H. GRIFFITH.
January 9th, 1S49.
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NOTICE.

CONTEMPORARIES, FAMILY GRO
CERES. &C,
No. ii Water street, Louisiana, Missouri.
AM & ELLIS, begleaye to inform the
HI public that they have just received
a good assortment. of.
Family Groceries, COnfectionaries, &C.,
such as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Msckerel, Mo-
~lasses, Saleratus, Vinegar, Rsisins, AL.
monds, candies Of all kinds, Toys, Plpmbs,
Cigars, Tobacco, Candles, Soap, Powder,
Lead, Shot, &C., &c., all of which will be
sold cheap for cash.
The very best article of Whiskey always
on hand and for sale at 80 cts. per gallon.
We have just erected a large Bake Oven,
and will keep constantly on hand a good
Of Cakes, Crackers, SC.
g December 18th l84S. (n34)
n LBS. good fresh BUTTER, and
COO 100 dOz. Eggs wanted, for which
the highest market price will be paid BY
HAM& ELLIS.
Dec. llth, l848.
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N E GOD $ /.

DIR. VIM. W. WISE,
(JMdin &res, Louisiana, MssOuri)
Fender Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Dye
Sfmfs, Paints, OLE. & ParniaAy
also
. good lot of Family Medicines, wsrrsutedJ
Please call and see goods and
prices. 3s--ly.
Nov. 9th, lS4S.
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Final Settlement.

NIOTICEi is hereby given to all persons in.
~ terested, that at the next February term
Of the county court of Pike county, l shall ap.
ply for Q final settlement Of the estate of VIM.
Shelhorse, deceased.
JOHN A. THOMAS. Admir-.
Jan. sth, ls49. (n3S-4w)
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John Allison, John j.. Brown
Thomas Daugherty, WIN. H. Frush.
Uriah C.. Oregon, John S. Gibson,
WIN. L. Goodrich, John Hubbard,
John X. Hawkins, Richard Jordan,
Avery Kimmons, John Leeper,
Asa Lovelace. A.. J. Martin,
Willis Mitchell, Malvina Mitchell.
,Johu McCree, John S. Mcconnell,
Sarah Mcclure, Mckay g. 60.
HancefGrd Richards. Jane Read,
Bartis RosenLerger. Miss Kelley,
Susan Smith, Frans. Strasousky,
R. Swee,ing, E. II. Stewart,
VIM. South. Mary Wilson,
Elizabeth Watson, Mrry B. Watson,
JOS. RICHARDSON, P. NJ.
Jan. Is, l349. (38-3w)
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GOVERNORS House.

During tile last Legislature several efforts
were made to get an appropriation to furn-
ish the Governors House aud put it in con.
dition to receive the next governor, but all
of them were unsuccessful. With an ap-
preparation previously made, and the ex-
penditure OF some private funds and the
contraction of some debts wkicI, remain
unpaid, such repairs have been made as
seemed to be essential to preserve the build
ings and property adjoining them. An sp-
preparation should be made to pay these
debts as far as they may seem to have been
properly contracted.
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SACRAMENTO N N

In the battle at Sacramento, cur troops
captured several pieces of artillery, and
brought them with them back to Missouri.
These trophies Congress has very generous
y aWardedto the State of Missouri as tes-
amonials of thegallantry Of our troops. In
THIS spirit the State should receive them,
ane should place upon them suitable in
scFiPtions. and make arrangements to pro;
yet and preserve them against injury and
damage, at the same time to have them ex..
A'Oited to the curious and inquisitive.
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GovERNoR's FURNITURE.

The old furniture belonging to the Gov
errors House-if not the whole, q large
portion of it-should be sold ard new pur-
chased. Some pieces Of this furniture must
have been on hand fifteen or sixteen years,
and are no longer fit for such a building
OF many things, essential to the use of a
family, th" house has been for years almost
wholly destitute.
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GOVERNORS A

As the advocate of high salaries, the
people of the State have never known me.
In most cases my reflections upon the sub
Ject have forced me to consider them an
evil They create 8 scramble and contest
for Offices which should not be encouraged.
In our State, some Of them might be even
reduced, but the salary of the Governor
sAosla be made en- exception. That is too
email. & = = -
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December 18th 1848.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

TRIBUTE TO INERTIA magnificent silver vase
for Com. Josiah Tatnall just manufactured in New
York, to the order of some of the citizens of Savan-
nah, has been received there. Its height is nearly
u inches, the greatest diameter being 10 inches,
and the weight 100 ounces The value of it is
upwards of $500. 1t is to be presented to Com.
Tatnall a mark of their high sense of his gallant
conduct during the Mexican campaign, particularly
at the attack of San Juan de Ulloa. As the Com
mander was in that city, the presentation will take
place immediately
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a.
The BRITISH STEAMER AT MoBILE-The
Mobile Register. Of Saturday. has the EoIlnuinn.

THE BRITISH STEAMER AT MoBILE.-The
Mobile Register, of Saturday, has the following:
The Royal mail steamer Thames, Capt Abbott
arrived at her anchorage yesterday, 80 hours from
Vera Cruz, with twenty-six passengers, and
S2j0,OO0 in specie for England, S2S0O for Mobile,
and S37, 76l for New Orleans.
The Thames left at Vera Cruz the following
American vessels: briggs Milton, Long, for New
York via Tabasco Hennephan Sharply for New
York; bark Hyperion, Perkins, for New Orleans.
Among her passengers are the following from
California, Vta Mexico: Dr. F. G. Winslow, of
Nantucket DR.. Desmond, of Mississippi; Mr..
McIlvaine, of Philadelphia Mr.. Griswold, Of Mil
waullie Mr.. Smith, of Waterford, N. y; Mr..
Eager and MIR. Kellogg, of Otsego N. Y
Mr.. Jimenez, editor Of one of the public papers
in Mexico, arrived here on his way to New Orleans
We learn from gentleman, one of the passen-
gers by the Thames, that popular disturbance
broke out few days since in the city Of Mexi-
co, which was put down by the Government forces,
with the loss of several lives.
Mr.. Barron, who spent several days in this city
with his family last month"; was robbed of $1,000
on his way from Vera Cruz to Topic.
A good deal of discomfort with the Government
is said to prevail in Mexico. The friends OF Santa
Anna appear to be gaining in numbers, and the
speedy return Of the exiled chieftan is confidently
calculated upon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

HEADLEY's MIscELLANIEs-Mr Headley has
published a card, disclaiming all responsibility for
the two volumes of mscellanies made up offugitive
pieces which he has written, at various times, for
the magazines and newspapers. The book is about
to be published by John S. Taylor. Mr.. Headley
further says that he intends to publish such Of his
fugitive pieces may to him of sufficient
value and interest for such preservation in form at
once authentic, and more acceptable to the public
than the work issued by Mr.. Taylor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

The FIRE AT MONTGOMERY, ALA.-The Lee
gislative Committee on the State Capitol have re-
ported that they had made examinations and inqui-
ries in relation to the cause of the fire which de-
stroyed the State House, and of opinion that the
fire communicated from flue or chimney Of
the Representatives Hall to a timber which had
been inserted into an iset hole that had been left in
the wall for that purpose; and stated that the mem
bers of the committee were unanimous in this
opinion. This puts at rest all the rumors about
incendiarism.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

TFNHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PERS is called the Brooklyn Fire-proQf Warehouses,
at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt Of Produce
from the West, and Merchandise from the North, intended
for respment Having 1900 feet frontage the River,
are Immediately conveyed without drayage or exposure To-
the heather ample will be found for the disChaging Of
Steamers and loading Of Ships. Charges liked very
low rates, las per tariff and every accommodation offered to
Merchants in the CITY and Shippers in the Upper Country
it being the wish Of the Company equal the eOnVenences
OF the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting Of Merchandise
yted to visit The premises Office ~ P0ydras street. Neo
Orleans. THAYER 81 co, Aaents
References-J.S r. Geddes, j. w. Stanton & CO., R. F.
Nichols. 90 Sn
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10 The citizens Of Norfolk are Petitoning the
Postmaster General for daily mall communication
between that city and Baltimore, instead Of the
present tri-weekly arrangement In letter on
this subject the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral says that the Post-offios Department. would be
pleased to continue the daily mail between the two
cities, throughout the year, il there were existing
facilities provided by tn business or travelling ar
Engagements which the Department could employ
for hat purpose.
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opIr, l sT3 9,I !, iIiIai+g sTQRAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, .Hagazine street. last
ab0De Juq, aad on toHchsr street, bettgeei Julia and
ST. OSephIhe subscriber begs leave inform his friends
ard The public that be has had double flooring with all
ne recent improvements laid in portion Of his principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage Of coffee making il
equal IN point Of safety from damage if superior to the
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage viii
be the last season, &C. q bag per month He has
also room for the storage Of every description Of Merchandise
say the bulk OF 3OOOO barrels which will always be taken at
the lowest rates
Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacked
at tile shortest notice. [n23 6mJ GEO r. BEARD,
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or On the passage of the steamboat Lowndes,
Jr., from Montgomery to Mobile, on Tuesday last,
man fell overheard and was drowned. His name
was unknown, but he is described az a trader in
fruit, from New Orleans.
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g5T The Alabama Legislature has decided to
remain at Montgomery for the remainder of this
| session, having obtained rooms which will answer
the purpose for the present
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

The Boston TRAeEDY.-The Boston Herald of
the Sth inst. says
A man by the name of Cobb living in Pleasant
street, and who knows DR.. Parkman well, says
that he met Dr. Parkman on the Common at half
past o'clock Friday afternoon, 23d ult., when
DIR. p. was last seen, and is willing to swear that
it was him and one else that he saw on thatday;
and that il at other day or hour that he saw
him. This evidence will 60 to show that DR.. Park
man, if he went into the Medical College at half
past l o. clock the day alluded to, must have
come out again, and may account for the finding Of
his hat on one Of the wharves the day he was mis-
sing. There are also many others who will swear
that they saw DR.. ParkInan on the afternoon OIL
Friday, the 23d November.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

Fun" Only in fun was il guess. when a iel-
Ter trips you up Just to see where you viii hit when
you iall, You'll consider it joke more honored in
the breach thanths observance, by darnsd sight"
replied boy while brushing the dirt from his pants
opposite 3 our Office, The other day. osioa Pgal
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THE rEopLEIs ILL p0gTER.

Il STAND ALONE, and am still a candidate for the peO-
PIES BILL POSTING Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would wish to inform them, aud all the world in
general that am ready at all hours post their bills dis
tribute them. Orders left the following places will be
tended to- Crescent Office 80 St Charles street; billiards. OF
nee % Camp street, Delta Office ll2 PoydFas street; Plea
yune Job Office, II Bank Place; Picayune Cofleehouse
corner St. Charles aud POydras sts
s EATCTETT Pos
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FoR CHAGREs.-The brig Mount Vernon, Capt
Talbot, sailed for Chagres on Saturday evening,


Me5zrs. Z. 8. Iiathrop, Sherman Eastland, James E.
Rocker, j. A. MADDOX 10. Z. Maddox James Henry Adam
Fisk, Thomas Madden, O.. s. Coleman Henry Jammison
N. McDonough, Moses Mye9, Francis Riokter +. j
Church. Andrew Levi, EanHel Prs03 b.. Nfiu6iGtHte
W. n. Looker, Aug EndefsaA. a. Smith, james Wat
j. y kidder A. J. hddeT, j. keunsOn J. s. Bull, H.
= COnkln H. Springstein u. w. Chauncey, .. Wood, e.
Boon, b. Henderson, S. Bur-, A Barr J. Mahannah, II.
Young Peter Dale, Robert Matlson Henry Springfield,
Theodore Blast, VIM. Langsta, Richard StrOpand james
tombstone, Daniel Ryderek, Robert Smiley, Jabez Jones,
Philip Thompson L. Goodrich, Daniel Parsons, Prosper Ha-
trick, j. LongmakeF Stanley, z. Drew, Henry Phillips,
Thomas Phillips, Daniel Fiery, Charley GOding, Henry
hak0en, Charles Flash, Samuel Chopen, Daniel Pick,
Henry Haskell, Thomas Porter, Philip COnrey, VIM. Sterne,
Oscar Pin, o. Lusk HanCe Crozer, Peter Lusk, j. II,
Smith. o. Lemons.
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IAIPnRl Avn an sI-GAR lPI-ANrEns

VIE unders ned would call the attention of Planters the
fact of his having discovered, after series of expert
ments lubncOus composition which preserves the Journals
and Bres Of Sugar Mills from friction, and prevent them
from heating wearing, by keeping them CLOSED and
perfectly COOL The composition is much cheaper than of
the oils now used and need not be applied often n
large quantities, Any desiring the merits of this
discovery by fair trial Of the composition itself do by
addressing to the undersigned postpaid Baton Rouge and
payment of $40.
mig 2tawtaH A. ]. CHAPMAN, Engineer.
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week till January, and send bills for Rouge
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NyvAL,--Capt. VIM. NJ. Glendy has received
orders from the Navy Department to take command
Of the sloOpof-Wsr Marion, now in Boston harbOr,
and shortly to proceed on foreign service.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER ROBERT MAR
TIN.-The Charleston Courier says: "We regret
to learn that the steamer Robert Martin, while on
her way down, with a full cargo of cotton, collapsed
both ues Of her starboard boiler killing one of her
hands, white man, and badly scalding negro
fellow attachedto the boat The accident occurred
on the 18th inst, at Quaqua Landing, on the Pee
Dee river. Capt VIM. Lubbock, her commander,
reached here yesterday in the steamer Darlington,
for the purpose Of obtaining assistance to tow his
boat to the city The Robert Martin was a new
vessel and was on her first trim
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

THOMAS BRADY.
81 CHARITIES sTRREr.
~ On the first day Of November I've shall
Store No. p ChaFtres fin 'ily OPP oot5
RUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
II Apply o "a Matches street, up STAIN. IA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

FROM FLORIDA. - The Savannah Republican
Of last Tuesday learns from a passenger from
Tampa that Gen. Twiggs had left Tampa to have
talk with the Seminoles at or near Charlotte
Harbor 1t is said that the Indians manifest great
unwiDgness to emigrate, and that Wild Cat is
opposed to the emigration, for fear that his inhu-
ence IN Arkansas will be nulliied by that of Billy
Bowlegs-should the latter emigrate. 1t is said to
Rave been found necessary to place a guard over
the Arkansas deputation, to protect them from the
threatened attacks Of the Florida party. The talk
was to have taken place on Saturday the Sth inst,
and we may soon expect to hear from It,
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CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA,

CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
llONEttH at No, 81 CAMP STREET,
VIE subscribers respectful return thanks to their numerous
i friends and the public for the liberal pat v{TTTRHF
rouage heretofore bestowed upon them and E3AlEf y
would respectfully sOieitits continuance, hav-
ing now on hand full and complete stock of "A
every article " therlne AND DAILY RECEIVING FRESH
SUPPLIES; Their present stock consists in part Of the fol-
loving which they offer at the Low st market rates:
BLANK BOOkS.-Ledgers, Journals Cash, Invoice Ae-
count Current Record and Receipt Books Of all sizes and
of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PREssEs-With Books and every
thing COMP ete-Of different sizes and qualities.
BLANkS.-Custom- house Entries and Commercial Blanks
of every description; Bills Of Exchange, Notes Drafts
ETC., etc. In great variety.
CHECK BoQKS-On all the solvent Banks and Banking
Houses in the city.
STEEL EEs-of every manufacture; choice selection
always on hand.
PAPER every description English French and Amer
lean manufacture.
INK-Blaek Blue and Red; also Copying-an extensive
assortment.
INKSTANDS-Ofa an known kinds
Walers Sealing Wax, Quis India Rubber, Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps ROdgeTs' PenkniYes and Erasers Ofice
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips, Bill Files
Black Lines Pen Holden and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cut
tens, Memorandum Books, Diaries, etc. etc.
A COMPLETE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY
n the same building, prepared 10 execute orders fol
frinng OF Binding in superior style and at such prices
cannot fail in giving satisfaction.
CORg0N & ARMSTRONG.
-. stationery and Blank Book Manufacturers,
sl4 lanl 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
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MARINE, PAINT. AND TAR OIL NANUFAC.


RUTMAN & CO, % Front LcUec sole Agents for the
- State of Louisiana respectfully call the attention
Captains owners and Others interested in vessels to the sub
Joined card
The undersigned, owners and masters Of vessels ship
builders and Others employed in repairs Of vessels who have
used the MARINE PAINT manufactured by VIM Rice
IF Philadelphia for the last five years do recommend it for
its lasting qualities and being the best and cheapest
position for the protection of the bottoms of
from the attacks OF the worm, and also in protecting
wood iron from decomposition either from exposure 10
weather under water;
g. w. Watson ship-mRster lE r. THOMPSON Lieut. JTSN:
Iheo, BiTey, ipbuider Capt West ship Shenandoah;
Vaughan y Lynn, e; VIM. NJ. Baird 4 Co. owners
John b1fely. of steam packets bet Phia-
WIN, Tramp, - delphia and Hartford;
Stewart 4 Waters, slip build R, r. Lopez merchant;
ers at the Marine Railway, D. Edndge & Co. merchants;
henslngton; Samuel Pleasant, merchant;
Saml Vaughan shpbulder; CpLE Hurey ship TuscarOa:
". RanDusensin e; A, II i1inkel&SOn shp-chan.
Joseph Brown, -; oilers:
s. s. Lee, senior Lieut. u S. G W. Aminyta merchants
ifigate Potomac: Can't. j. SOmers owner and
BuTlng & Dixon, Merchants; Master:
u. Harper, master brig Maria: R. W. Packer merchant
Morris Sheer master .Sschr Capt J. Vance, schooner
Susan; WestcOtt;
The trade supplied and sold wholesale and retail by
BUTMEeN 4 CO., 20 Front Levee
M I'm opposite Post g. Second Municipality.
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ARRIVAL OF THE oHIo.-The steamship Ohio,
Capt. Schenck, arrived at this port on Saturday
evening last from New York, Uia Charleston, Sa-
vanndh and Havana. The Ohio brought the fol-
lowing passengers
From, &s17 Yeyk-A; J. Rees Mr.. Cbittenden Mr.. Mar
shall, II. E. Baldwin ID. L. Giddings Mr. Percy Mr.. LO-
bach, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Peyie, Mis- Hitchcock Miss L. s.
SddnFs; Mrs; Nlacin and three children, A. Lumsden,
lady, child and servant, II. L. Stone Mr.. BrugeTe, John
Read, Col p w. Faar, j. IL. B. Lang, W. G. Nichols,
W. Hawks. W. Rice Mrs. HARRISON five children and SER
want, Mrs. Bell Mis- MARY Bell Mr.. Fleming Mr. IsaaeBe
s. Nj. Jarvis Major W. w Chapman lady and son, Mis-
Carpenter, MRS. Bgeow, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs Rice, Mrs starr
and children. u. r. Nudge Miss MARY ara Mr. Eos.
ter and friend Mr Morris and daughter w. II; Morrill, Mrs.
FIRTH, T.. Fox, AlI Games and children Miss Jenkins,
Mr. Eade, Mfr. Hadden, Dr. J. e. Osborne, II. R. Weger,
and thirty -four in the steerage
From, HaUaRa.J. n, Ricuf and lady, Donna Maria del
Rosario Cbacon, Don Martin FantGni Don Constantine Jose
Smith, Don Martin Niae Don G. JOrda Don Andres Badef
Don Pedro Pug, Don Fran Romagosa, Master Fanton Juan
BOsh.
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ICE ON THE NoAFH RIvKR.--Iha North AFf
batweea Troy and Albany aud bslou haa
eoysfsd with ics, and "a ssIl7 eiosa q nzs
j. anticipated,
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1EE AsroR HoUsE RIoTs--The Cooperation
OF New 4ork under easissuent BY their casaei
have refused % make suIa 1Isaiion e Mr. Haeke,t
lessee q the Astor Opera House, Ct he daifasss
sustained in the riots of May Iasa.