The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

in his last evenings sue which he el@ss IN H.. SaiIo,vn,
terms: THE only safety for tba A5mint =, iol
Mbove and beyond the CLONES and i,lf a,on
the peopIe The only ouest;onv IN he .skd :; -; a.
| appoi ntment tc offica are-s he bonast i h. Li. H.
he aided i'm byjn o;z q, the n;,;str,t;, mt - ~
| is he n oaod JoIor ,,b;q ), Tbe ;t,I, 90 IN tI
punctuation belongs to the Mirror neona With tho octne
Tie editor informs ms in auotber mart of HE n.n, La
| at the last census there wore M, Is H. ,.r ua,
candidates. for his ofo Of NooI hn, Tho, b
the said Mirror man is moi at ali :. ii -, ~ a. J
Mr. Moore the presen Marshal asain,, whom tbe
of defalcaton has bean male frse' birlf t IN Ia, :;
the matter except that of allow ms the bns;n Of HE @
| to be conducted in loo,e and nnhus;nass ILL o, IN
! fact of M, Noora h.; It;saJ Ae ii.Ane, f .e
Gen Cas- during the I.,e n,o,idont; al o,n - NJ H.
sew and esewbers will proha bIv rap,oyo b;, e. Ii e e.;
but this defaIcaton can hardly b.ys anvtbn ~ 10 & -
Judge Belts hi. morn;np o,d.rsd hot NJ NJ, hId
bring the money in oues,on into Co,r, hr Trda t =.
| have nm ~, oohr.n, ;,su.J -. r. n - -
Mr. Hall tina District ATTORNEY to,.k. on orI.r ru;;
Mr. Peck DAINTY Marshal 70 nov, th anon 80 60
forthwith; or if Mr. Hall preferred ,o ;ssns an at,sbant
recurring him to anne,r anJ sbv go pL 49, ,,n.
ed tn escana ON tho ,,onnd ,I., -; -, - az ~ p
is not under the orders of the Conr, Tho Iudro bo
decides tb,t he is eonaIv Ha HE with th WsSI -
ject to the summary action of the ourt b
resignation
The foJIowino dreadr,r ,e;; .nno., :, ,,o H.
of ons If o ;t ar % !" '"e hs Vi ueal
I "a. IT W. Guy pa paper' to'aay'
Batehele, Mr.. Noah Smith aged 81. to Miss Sally Willis
10, :.
he sps Caoine Reed OF Providence, 30 days, and Con-
quefo' OF New Orleans u days from Liverpool arrived to-
"",' WIZ" Nso anu 20 MISREPRESENTATION.
"a 'eiegiapnc dispatch hom Boston tells US OF the arrival
u ths JAIN ipenus from buenos Ayes Feb Hth bringing
te lepof. tnat the Commander OF the English seamen
0oson had peeh arrested charged with attracting the
man "iie on us way 10 VALPARAISO Inc mai UGs FOUND
1"n w c"""oA o"S Inose are the words OF The dis
pasch-hen meaning Is a different matter.
ne DIG susan some time ago seized on the coast of
N fna trade
came'e on the Navy Yard yesterday in charge of Leut
uher anu noadhead He crew consists OF twelve POrtu
guese saors-one American and one Brazilian Captain
she was captured or seized by the brig Perry The bark
ann u. Richardson seized previously by the Perry and
sent TO his port was yesterday released from the charge and
ordered TO be delivered up TO her The Court decided
however that there was good ground for her seizure.
couple OF gamblng-house keepers, named Dancey and
MOTIFS Were arrested Yesterday and ordered TO find bail for
$500 each to answer the charge.
we nave geographic dispatch iron Boston announcing
the arrival at New Bedford, of the ship Mount Woaston
WIFE sfooJo worm OF dust ION California. In charge of
the Dagger, Mr. Washburn, who collected it all at the
dry d'ggngs In one season.
Our weather has at length turned spring like and to day
o'ey one feope begin to feel comfortable and business
becomes pleasure Respectfully, yours,
INDICATOR.
The Wedther.Bro0ktyn Burnt District-South Baptist
enfs vi S ne "a 5oTesL IAtatrt-
SecretarU gIeredfh '"'' . WV qua Do"'''s"-
NEW YORK April g. 1s49
Eds CTeScent-Our weather continues spring like and
the streets shine with pretty dresses The trees are coming
out with their spring fashions and the parks are reftng
with the carpets appropriate to the season. Mayday
abes have commenced and half of the city being turned
out of doors hail the sunshine and the bamy air as special
blessings designed neutrsze the msees of the eYiced
About hundred of the new buildings in the burnt dis
tct of Brooklyn ready will be ready by the first of
May TO receive their tenants The streets leading through
that district will be closed day for the purpose
OF grading and repairing, after which will form of the
richest set OF business the United States few
gaps are yet left untitled, of property disputes
but these matters will all be arranged, and the burnt
district will only be known by beauty. The census of
1850 will mark population for Brooklyn of 100 600
The carpenters busy engaged to-day tearing
away the pulpit pews gallery etc. of the South Baptist
Church in Nassau street, which mentioned weeks
since as being in the market with bill it, 1t be
believe into patent medicine shop The
Congregation have taken up their Temporary quarters
The Coliseum, Broadway.
The sale of the furniture paintings statuary etc. of Mr.
eu On ussoas la continued Today Among the paint
,bae Michael Angelo Vapdvka Titan Tepisrs sa.tor
Rosa Rubens aud Guido REM Some of them, of course,
'ng less than half their value while few OF the poorest
m n fhaUn Maui