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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26
MIS-, A. G. P A r K E R

Mrs. A. G.. PARKER
D ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies oil New Orleans,
Al and purchasers in general that she has opened an,
at 93a CAMP Street, below Poydras handsome I'd
and well selected assortment of 4sl55
Millinery and Fancy Goods, S2@
Consisting of Ladies Fancy BONNETS Full Dress and
Breakfast PS Head dresses Ribbons fower1 Feathers
Lace Nes etc.
The above goods of the latest importation and Ladies
will find their advantage to call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere they will be sold Wholesale and RETAIL
at reduced prices.
WANTED-A good SALES LADY. To save trouble.
none but those who well recommended as to char
acter and capacity need apply. js23 ut
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
At 21 Canal street Under the Planters Hotel.
THE subscribers have received by the Crescent
City Falcon and other vessels from NewYoTk choice
and fashionable assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for
the present They hiv uniform reasonable price,
and giving satisfaction every customer but it, sub
be expressed the caueof such complaint would be cheer
fully attended to, and equitable adjustment made
Gentemens Fine CLOAkS.
Also good CLOAK for s12
BOYS CLOTHING in variety
FINE SHIRTS; Silk and Kid GLOVES;
SUSPFNDERS: CRAVATS; HANDkERCIll ELS;
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS. Etc. Etc.
k-g" A call il respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWELL & co,
de 4md&W q Canal street, under the Planters Hotel.
PLATFORM SCALES
- SUPERIOR Plstorm Scales, capable Of weighing aUJ
> pounds each-price ais. Can be seen by applying at
JOHN DURBRlDGE'S Hat Store
jal2 I'm 70 Custom house st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR MoBuE-n-aLLY ~ s. MaIL III

FOR MoBILE-p-4ILy U. S. MAIL LINE.
- Gun Ga5ES' cs ss'i e. 4. Hen HEN, -
GALlF,R i ne, Capt g L. REYNOLDS and JAMES Il
for the Lake Trade with superior Ghe
LadeS Cabins ia, all 3 Stat Ioon oneof The qboye steam
the week the arrival the Lake the ha past O'Clock
ja34 J. s R GEDDEs. Agents 10 10 Bank nj Place
5R e. qge oG THs c pAY N F4a Foss
uPsGb Sad JOHN 5nSd HH f S5a9ssf WS
vii leave as above For freight or passage having aasa
SbED R G. Iss at PP PoRa street
"f' B@The John HANCOCK is Of very light daug6t and
will meet with no detention. ja26
sEf TSs PAY Efy WBe.ns 70 and p;
Jolly neg xP 81 {s56
leave above For freight apply on board at
f0yo''' street. "n'i HYDE oGLEsBY, 12 Poydras ST.
N.B..The John Adams is an entirely new boat built ex'
pressly for the Cincinnati trade. Ja26
SFTs THIs DhK Fday ssh stsFPs
Tns 4eH R ssSHt Gan4 e.
PsaIce IS now receiving ieght , and Will leave
above. For freight passage, having unsurpassed
as apply HYDE PS1d fEssi .t1f @
N, The Hiram Powers draws only 2S inches. Ship.
pers and rely her reaching her destination
E'OR ST. LOUIS, Cairo, Memphis, ~ S. MAIL.
Il The and elegant passenger steamboat - r.
SACRAMENTO, Capt Atkeson, rseeiv- [fsfH4s.SS49s
ing freight and will leave above. For sssssszyzzzS
freight OF PASSAGE having unsurpassed accommodations ap
ply on board al f0 HYDE !ISs oG SEE 70 Poya
n. B.-The Sacramento is very light draught. jos
sY~ To Eeaye MONDAY 18th inst at4PMpos
NOR CINCINNATI, Louisville, Wheeling, and Pitts
Il burg.-The and splendid passenger ~ H.
steamboat UNITED STATES, Hugh Cald: go =
WELL master. receiving fright, and will
leave above For freight or passage having
orto HYDE OGLESBY, u Poydras St
N. B.-The United States vii take freight for Mills Point,
Paducah. Smithland. etc. jaB
eg To Leare FRIDAY 26th at 5 p NJ positively
E'OR LOUISVILLE, Madison, Cincinnati, Wheeling
L and P,t,sbuTg.g. s yM5HzoThc fine ~ a,
John Scott, is now receiving freight and will xzzs5s
leave above For freight passage having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on board,
N. B.The Thomas Jefferson boat built expressly
for the trade ja25
ssR~ To Eeare SATURDAY, 18th inst at P. NJ, pos
E'OR PIrTSBURG, (direct) Wheeling end Cincinnati.
steamboat PIKE No. 8, Captain c. Linn LssEf9s.sls
Is now receiving freight, and will leave zaE5=HszH
above For freight passage having unsurpassed
modations, apply board, at POydas street wharf
HYDE Il OfiLESBY II Poydras street
N. B-The Pike draws only rs inches Shippers and pas
sengers may rely on her reaching her destination ja25
~ To Ieaue FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 5 P. M
daught steamer MUSCLE No 2, S. Gwan s AAtEAhtt p
ney master, receiving freight. and will aslz,asA
leave above For freight or passage apply on board OPP
HYDE Il OGLEsBY, IL Poydras ST.
-" The MUSCLE No. built for the YazOo trad
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New Orleans Seed store

And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
IL C0.M.HO.N Street corner Of 7ch0npit0uaS street,
By AFFLECk, COMSTOCk & CO.
INHE subscribers have Just received from WetbeEfield
Gardens Conn., the largest and heavi- .sr>,
IN est stock of Garden and Farm Seed, Bulbous6f0
sAeYt1Roois, Towering Shrubs and Plants Fruit 49,
SNETrees Horticultural Implements and Books ever
-NsS4 offered in the South.
Boxes of Seed TO order and assotments made
Tor the West Indies Mexico California Texas and for any
port in the Southern or Western country.
Market Gardeners, Merchants, Factors Planters and off
GERS of boats may rely upon having their orders promptly
executed, and every article warranted genuine
a25 If AFFLECk, COMSTOCk co.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY &c, lS49
Charity Hospital Report.
-ss -
INDERLINDEN, Clerk.

THE SEIBLloH CAsEINe understood yesterday that
Circuit Court Thursday of the murder of James Chappel
on board the ship St Louis intend moving for new trial
the ground that the jury was allowed separate pending
tlatri
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sw-The Cars will leave New Oueani and HarrOlltonevery
honG after o. clock Sundays If the weather Is fair
ny The Lafayette Hose Cars will leave 10 minutes
from tho corner of Baronpe and Canal noyiz-6m
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sR~ To sal THURSDAY, February 1t.

~" To sal THURSDAY, February 1T.
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALlFORNIA-Direct-
j The auxiliary steamship McKIM, o. zfA
Farnham master will sail as above. This ~EkfkGE<
sci has fine accommodations for 100 cabin pas
sengers She has been put cJmpe order bark rugged,
and will make the passage under sail She taking FER
cargo board the Steamship Landing in Lafayette,
where shippers and passengers invited TO examine her
Goods by her be insured at the lowest Being
very saer expected that she will make as short
passage California any other vessel loading for
that destination in the United States.
No Seerage passengers taken.
accommodations he secured by application
to J 2. WHITNEY & CO., 70 Camp St
N. B-About 1000 bbs freight can be taken if offered in
c4~ In order to make short passage California this
will through the rats of Magellan with the aid of
her power thus avoiding the stormy passage around
Cape Horn. jazz
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EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY,-No 40,

WILL ST., " Y-CAPITAL $500 000-l00. 900 PAID In.
IT, This Company from its possession of ample Capital
in addition to lis reserved Premiums has decided advan
purely Mutual Companies point of security to those
desirinl to effect LIFE INSURANCE. Its having
surpassed the most sangune ancpatons OF its founders,
proves its advantages be duly appreciated by the
munity Its raes are about 10 per cent than Mutual
Companies the with full participation in the profits
Pospecuses will be furnished and applications for nsu-
rance forwarded to the Company. on application to
GEORGE WOOD, New Levee
ia1i 1m3p and TchoupOulas street.
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ST. CHARLES THE ATRE.
htnagers -'LODIo" O. ohll
Last night of Mr. and Mrs. E. s. CONNER Second night
DURlVAGE'S NEW COMEDY.

DURvAGE'S NEW COMEDY.
THIS EVENING Friday, January 49, l89WI be presented
the Comedy Of FASCINATION Where there Will
There IS WayViscount de Russo Mrs Jones; Chity Mr.
After which THE ANGEL OF THE ATTIC Marietta, Mrs
Conner To conclude with THE Neutrality-suspicious.
Mr. Conner
~ Saturday. Benefit Of Mr. CONNER.
Doors open half and Curtain at o'clock
eB Tickets and places be had application to Mr. r.
BAlLY between the hours OF 10 and O'clock day. dzo
ORLEANS THEATRE.
CtATURDAY EVENING January 27, l849Whl be presented
- the charming OPEN, acts, music by alevy called -
CLAIR-The Lightning Performers: Messrs. Leon Fleury
aud Berton Berton and Lecour To conclude with
RICHIE DAMOUR-a Vaudeville, IA | act.
of l. ECLAlR is for sale at the BoxOhce
ss- Monday Jan. 2S, Opera, called GASTlBELLA
s- Performances commence at halpast o'clock a26
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
S. P. STICKNEY Proprietor.
Mr.. TOS. MUM, Ring Master MIR. W. WORRELL, Clown
TJ,HIS EVENING Friday January 26La night the SABLE
whose Concert Will consist OF
beautiful selection OF Ethiopian Melodies and Original Mu
In addition which the strength oil the
Company Equestrian and CLASSICAL forming
the America, will be brought INTO
requIsnon this
s Evening ana last Of the SABLE
MELODSTS. Also, GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE,
to place IL O'Clock, NJ.
- Doors open O'Clock performance to commence al clock
Ain ORES
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sy~ To Eeare FRIDAY, 9th inst at BE Pm
EOR MOBILE, from the New Canal and POntchartrain
Il Railroad via Pass Christian. r. h
to- Freight by the New Canal. Sl4fA4R-ttEsAe
to" Passengers by the Railroad. ssssxsrsss&
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake
boat MOBILE, w. o. Sutton, master, (buit expressly
for the trade cabin all state rooms will leave the New
Canal above, landing at the Ponchartran Railroad for
passengers by the o'clock T. NJ. train of cars
n. B-Freight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til O'Clock, p M on the day OF departure,
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accOmmoda
TONS apply to
Ja24 WINGATE & BRENAN, AZ Poydras st.
~" To Leaye SATURDAY 9th inst. at p M, pos
LNOR ST. LOUIS, Memphis etc.-The and splendid
L steamboat ALTON, J. s. Dales master, ~ ~
is receiving freight, and will leave above. r
For freight passage havi ng superior accom- sassz
modaons, apply on board, foot OF Poydras ST.. TO
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
N. B.-The Alton is entirely boat, built for the
trade, and is very light draught jas
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN N HILL, ALEX. ALLISON. JAsB ,kNowLks
GE6. ". MARTIN. JACOB MoGAvoCk, G. M Eoea'
w w. WooDFOLK. JOHN M. BASS,
I g. q John M. HILL, Pres't
V This long established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of Policies continues to take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most liberal terms.
at its Agency in NewOrieans at the office Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26
NEW MEDICAL BOOK,

NEW MEDICAL BOOK,
At NO. IA ca MP STREET!
CLINICAL Comprising the histories of 5S cases
~ Dcnl Pretemaural and Complicated Labor; with Com
mentaries, by Robert Lee NJ. D., F. R. s.
Also-THE FOLLOWING STANDARD WORKS:
Dunglson's Human Physiology and other Medical Works
Carpenters Elements OF Physiology
Watson's Practice of Phyac;
Cyclopgdia Of Practical Medicine; 4 vos
vepeaus Surgery; 4to, with Plates, colored plain;
Houer's Anatomy and Physiology;
Quan's Anatomy plain and colored Plates;
Dewees's Midwifery and other Medical Works.
Meigs's Vepeaus Midwifery;
Moreau's Midwifery with plain colored Plates;
Wood and Bache's United States Dspensaory;
Chrtison and Gnfh's Dspenstory;
Pereira's Maera Medica and Therapeutics
kane Graham Fownes and Diapers Chemistry ior Students
Together with extensive and well assorted stock OF other
MEDICAL WORKS. too numerous partictlari1e.
gs- Just received and tor sale a
"NEW ORLEANS STATIONERs' WAREHOUSES;"
la2g 6tlltw j. B. STEEL, II Camp street.
THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL,
Beng Treatise the Art of obtaining Sugar from the Sugar Cane
Together with ihe stock of LAW BOOKS in the
SGa af s SG%2i For E. % VIZ co. Camp st.
COTTON SEED.
GULF ap coTToS SEES near Rd
nsy BY jazz Imp LATaRoP KNOX & co. Il Poyjas st.
FOR RENT.
A NEW and comfortable one-Stoy DWELLING II
venrence well adapted for small family. The House
given February inquire premises,
this Office. a2i 3t2dp
To HOusekeepers.
HOUSE TO RENT and FURNITURE FOR SALE.
A FRAME. HOUSE. situated on Nayades street, first
N house above the Ticket-oice of the Carolton -
Rail Road Company. The FURNITURE is new, l-;:I
and of the best kind, and will be sold bargain, byAA
the piece otherwise the intends leaving the city
Rent $22 80 per month. Ja4 st
SIS REWARD.
4 OST, Monday evening, the 22d inst, a BAY
Il HORSE about f41s hands high blaze face, e.
biaI nd On yhenlo Lost Ca
Saddle, curb bit Bride, and Marngale with one 4 ~
OF the rings ivory and the other brass The ab0ve=~-<-
reward win he raid on delivery of the same to
THOS. G. MACkEY, As Commerce ST.
oMf Up Stairs.
sTROuD......JOHN STROUD, JR......WM. STROUD
JOHN STROUD CO.
Jas COMMON Street, betoeeR Cdr0ndetet and Bdr0nhe
DEALERS SSAA.AXN
MARBLE MANTEL-PIECES. ENAM- FWrY
NI ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, .lhiff1'" -
TONES, TOMB SLABS, GRAVE STONES, SMBHI p
and MARBLE, in all its different varieties; 4VFrrTl
THOMASTON LIME. CALCINED PLAS- %MW
TER OF PARIS, R MAN and HYDRAU-
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERlNG HAIR, IN
WHITE SAND; ENGLISH, PENSACOLA -
and PITTSBURG REBRlCk, my3
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SEALED PROPOSALS

INTIlL be received by Maj. ID. ID. TOMPK1NS, Omar.
w terrnaster, u. s. Army, until the First Day Of
March merit at the Quartermastes Office New Orleans,
for the Transp otaton Of all ARMY SUPPLIES from Port
araca and Corpus Christi Texas to the folio wing points
in Texas viz San Antonio de BexaT and Pissdio del
Rio Grande and RIO Grande City and Loredo Each bid
must state distinctly the lowest rate 100 pounds from Cor
pus Christi and Lavaca each Of the points named
raiely and endorsed Proposals for Transporting Army
Supplies from Corpus Christi Port Lavaca the bid
appl jail 0tdW tul
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REMOVAL.
nR. HOUGH has removed his office TO No. 1873 Ba-
IL rome street. Professional visits and office prescrIp
tons be settled for when made Office hours from 10
II A NJ and 4 to & p NJ MS I'm
STORAGE. STORAGE STORAGE.
FENHE bulk OF 30 coo BARRELS can be received NA\\M
at our different Warehouses. at reasonable
rates. EMERSON, TOURNE co. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

A WETHERBY, SHIP BROKER 10 Poydrss St,
IA. New Orleans. lal6 ly
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tV@ To sal WITH DISPATCH.
nor SABINE PASS.-The fine schooner CORAH,
IL Bradbury, master, having three tourhs OF her 3ta
cargo engaged, will sail above For balance OF 4k
freight passage, having good accommodations, 49,.
apply on board, at the Lower Picayune Tier, or to
la11 A. WETHERBY, 10 POydraS ST.
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~ To Ieaue FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 5 P.M
nor GRENADA, Troy, Tuschamo, Chockchuma
L Greenwood, Leaee; etc The new. light r. =
ney, MASTER receiving freight and will alsassA
leave above. For freight passage, apply board
poste Canal street. or to
HYDE Il OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
~ The MUSCLE No. was built for the Yazoo trad e
and draws only 70 inches water. ja24
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4 OST, on Monday evening, the 22d inst, a BAY
IL HORSE, about 141s hands high, blaze face, IT,
hind feet white. Had when lost Amer can tNjx-
Saddle curb bit Bride, and Martngae with one CIV
OF the rims ivory and the other brass. The abOve-@-
reward viii he paid on delivery of the same to
THOS G. MACKEY, IS Commerce ST.
ia24tf Up Stairs.
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sgS To keage SATURDAY, 9th inst, at 5 p N. pos.
NOR WYATT Belmont, Pamela and all Landings
L the ralahatchie River - "a 700 ~ ~
RHINE, George w. Powell master. is ex- -
peced this day. and will leave above. freight pas
having aons apply board foot
of Canal street. or Il HYDE & OGLESBY,
IL Poydras st.
B.-The Cornne will take freight for Yalabuha River
with nripilege of shining ia2l
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nENMAN's ROsENDALE CEMENT - Landing
IL from Bark Lowell, for sale by
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eS" To hare QUICK DISPATCH.
EOR NEW YORK.-The superior, new, A l, fast sail
IL ing ship w. v. KENT, Jos. Varney, master, <aa
having the greater part of her engaged will AH
leave above. orfIeigh passage having supe- s
Nor accommodation apply to The captain board ortO
ial6 HENRY K. ASHBRIDGE, " Poydras st.
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is2i W. II. GARLAND, 81 Municipality Hail.
ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.
T OUlSIANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN a
LAUGURATION BALL AND SUPPER, TO be given q NllSu
the 81. Louis Ball Room, the 5h day ofWN ~
March, 8l9. The subscription the above Ball is sS5z+A
limited number OF subscribers, at the Once
OF the Ball Room
W The Ballroom and magnificent Rotunda will be brilliantly
decorated illuminated this
The subscribers will elect practicable, the Managers
order the
splendid witnessed IN this city.
Ley For further particulars apply Mr.. H. RUFFlER, at the
Office o the Ball Room. ial9
ARMORY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.
FIlE the above and families having received nv
tation respectfully informed that OF the
popous the Balls will be postponed for the present but will
follows which the whole OF Ten Balls Will yet
given wishing subscribe will find the list open
usual in the office of the Ball Room
The FIRST on MONDAY, January 18th. Masked.
Tie Second ON MONDAY January 22d,
The Third on MONDAY, January 29th,
The Fourth on MONDAY February 5tb
The Fifth IN MONDAY, February i2th,
The Sixth on MONDAY February 18th,
The Seventh o MONDAY, February, 18th, :.
The Eighth N MONDAY, March 5th =.
The Ninth on MONDAY, March l2th :.
The Tenth o MONDAY, March l9th
The Committee OF Invitation Will the office of the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at O'clock. By order,
j. p. BROOKS, Director.
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40 BOOKS, ye of mind concrete wisdom OF the
sest sweet daily life proofs and results OF immortality
trees vel ling all fruits, whose leaves for the healing OF raos
groves knowledge, where all may eat nor lear flaming D.
Farquhar Topper edition OF MS fo
serbiai Philosophy For sale by - . 90 -, =,
ID. WOODRUFF & co. IS Camp street.
Who also offer tor sale cheap
THE CROCK OF GOLD, The Thousand Lives, TWINS and
Hearts, Authors comprising ali Of Tupper's Writings
T. HEADLEY'S WORKS; Washington and ans Generals, ga
Mountains Napoleon and his Marhals, Lie OF CROMWELL
Orators of France, from Italy and the Alps
PICTORIAL LIVES Of Taylor Washington, jackson, Maon La
fsyete, Franklin, Napoleon.
W. H. PRESCOTT'S WORKS Conquest OF Peru, Mscelanles
Conquest of Mexico, Ferdinand and Isabella ., q,
Miscellaneous ESSAYS
jays lt2dp Il d. WOODRUFF & CO. 81 Camp street.
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, inca ~ d
N sures I65 teet-1S2 feet deck, q feet =
BEAM with six feet hold, has three forty inch S;szsSsh
boilers Is feet long two twenyinch cylinders, seven feet
sokeall entirely new, with the boat. She draws only 80
inches water and will carry 40 tons freight. Is only
year and months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further par
ticulars apply to - -
d14 If HYDE u OGIESBH, IL Poydras
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-21

look .abont hem. This future occupies me-
Oar home in CaliIornia-your arrival in
lApril--your good health in lha, delightful
cluate--,he finishing up my geographical!
and aslronumical laoors-my farming Ia.
bors and enioyments. have written to
| McssFs Mayhem &, Co. agricultural ware
house. New York, requesting them 10 ship
me INN ,diately threshns machine: aud
10 alessrs Hoe s CO, same city. request
ING them 10 for ward 10 me al san Francis
co TWO runs or sells of mill stones The
mill irons aud The agriculture! ius'ru nen,s
shipped tor me last autumn from New York
will be a, San Fsancisco by the time ar
rive there. Your arrival in April will com
plete all the pans"
THESE extracts in relation TO Colonel
Fremnn,'s intended pursuits, are given to
contradict The unfounded superstition Of
gold projects attributed TO him by some
newspapers. The word gold is not men
toned in his letters from one end 10 the
other nor did he take gold mimi. the Ieas,
into his calculation when hs left Missouri
on the 2lst of October last, although the au
tlen,ic reports broush, in By L,en,. Beal 3,
Of the navy. were theu in all tie newspa-
pers. and fully known 10 hin
February ll-Codey has 20, back. He
did not succeed in recovering any of the
baggage or camp furniture. Everything
Was lost except some few things which |
had bronsh. down 10 the river. The depth
of the snow made it impossible for him 10
reach the camp a, the mountain where the
men Lad left the baggage. Amidst tho
wreck had the good trnre 10 save my
large alorras, or travelling trnnk--the don
bic ore which you packed-and that was
about all.
Santa FE, Fe5rnorY II. ls49--In the
midst of hurried movements, and in the
difficult en,'eavor 10 get n party all stated
together, can oaly write l'ns to say |
am well. and moving on 10 California.
will leave Santa Fe this evening.
81 have received here from the officers
every civiiiv and attention in their power.
and have been assisted in my outfit as far
it was possible for them to do | diue is
evening with the Governor, Col. flashing
ton before follow my party. A Spanish
gentleman has been engaged to 90 10 Albu
qner1ue and purchase mules for me. FIom
that place we 90 on nv own animals, and
expect no detention, US we follow the old
ella route, SO long known, and presenting
nothing new 10 stop for
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-21
Cecil County Court.

Our county Court concluded its April
term yesterday, having sat seventeen
days which is an unusually long session.
The Chief Judge of the District, Hon
E. F. Chambers being absent in the West
Indies, and Judge Hopper detained at
home by indisposition, Judge Eccleston
pre- sided alone, to whom great praise is
awarded by lawyers, jurors and all who
attend ed the Court, for the ability and
suavlty which characteri zed him through
out the term. 1t has not only been an
unusually long court, but an unusual a.
mount Of business has been done.
We quote below some of the more i'm.
portant cases on the part of the State
remarking that the unparalleled number
OF witnesses and the length OF time the
Court sat, makes it most expensive term
to the county, and will certainly cause
an increase of taxes. We have more tc
say on this subject hereafter, and vii
then touch al some ofthe causes to which
most Of the criminal suits are traceable
There were upwards of thirty state cases
great and small, including presentation
OF supervisors, rum shops, sc.
State Us Ed,vard B. Ellington, charge,
with Assault and Battery on Jeremiah
c. Price with intent 10 kill. 1t wa
proved that he stabbed Price IN the sidt
the knife being arrested by rib
at an election at Cecilton. Defence
that it was done in the excitement grow
ing out of fight. Messrs. Groome ant
+, Wickes for the State, and Messrs. Con
stable, Scott and Grason for Defence
Verdict; not guilty. This case was pu
off at the last court because the define