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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

EIGARs.-For sale . few tAoasand prime Havana
- Cigars IN 1rs order would oe eIchs-ged for
sns Toned rianofors- Apply y hsr--rrL 2W-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

DAGs-The hshes; market pre- PAID n eAsh Tor Kses
IlCzrvss, Bsgging. Pon-rs Papers. WrsPplrs s'ocf
Gr.ss. Tsrrec sri Hemp Rope. By
usiv CYREs " WELD co ~ R~~s-sr Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

lie Good OF sale Will he rat lrh part ai ~ lrhs.
ror.t b. pi lorf, gtt hear. al .ae eHsl- .l
-r.,I r.tr-rt- sh interest 1-f 81
~, ,,rrro tHAklf> >flAkI
~, I.xs~ h srf sarrstsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

DUGIN,- GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE
copy OF his c~ierraf-t tSo volumes Tor So e
cheap App.ys he Architectural orhce > ChanoerssL
c,--s, ~ f~-,r~.s HE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

y FII.If I Univ III
! have scer u Europe or
Sod AZ The DepoL. y
Irving snd Ac0r House
ssca.
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FOR SALE.

~ FoR SALE OK TO I.ET-A very Desirable
A.. house ard extensive Erouuds, slhaplr of iAAo
~ toard. !. house Or scnoOA Inquire " ..
trf ID HUNTINGTON L co y Waist
M FOR -ALE OK BNCHtNGt-s nae houses
~ - Tertb. ID Il ahst in Twenty clnt-st 70
~ -tih svsru- in f.hieenth-si 70 feetIA-s~
.- Hrmr-,rd 81 srd I in sprirg-sL Iuqlife Or
Ia w. HUNTINGTON 4 CO. = Ws.ist
- FOR ~AIE-The modem built infre.s story nou.e
Us : Rutg-rs-t wiih sio De- on he rear TIE ho-sr -
- IN 8 i~e the srhe Is by = feet kntrsnce 10 ne
stable On Msdisou-st For particulars spps ~ ~ hOl
PARKER. l5f Bowsy. 1 w
r. FOR -ALE-Thrze years Jesse, bar tN'ufe- and
IL Nrniure ola srgr Hote with ,isb,ss snd c- ho9srs,
~ directly opposite the Il Y kue Rsilroad Depot ~
South Ndd .et0Wu, Orange 90 th- cars vi! sop ulM
Wsys 10 wood And wsler z session msy be hai al any
line F0r psc lars cal on ne proprietor % 'ne prem
?. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

- s4pr-n- STATE 0i Nrs fars hrsly
frru. plHlnf rr. 20 slfllrf sfftlnsfs
resident fe1t hat an affstne1f 4ss s@f rn -
estate of TOWNSEND HEWLETT f~i-rf 0f A. or-f -
Bahama Wet lola lss1fs srd ta pc sa 10 s of -
rslf 1i h' ie1ts, ua-s 10 appear 60 issre fll sit
rrnf rt0rfnE n law Din nfrfis fe ff l'fsite
RI dr. l0e- ali thsfi- payment debts ils t1 t go
tents oi hs stat s1i t~ --y o. hn DO h I'D ai ~
r-fy within hs STAT bel o Dom lli lr narrf - 80
property b. ls orli-l ID auf rnf uai - "a
isJ Hf september. lsfs NAN COT. Annr-l
L. Grail - lsas f - h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

A Mtsr,f o. GOLD AsD silver Coins o. ALL NATIONS,
.rie. - h % toe AS Cenufy showing their H.iOry
snd Legal Bss AID their sls8a Weight Flleress sud
Value VIA Trezts@s on Bullion and Pel-. CIult-T-
f- Coins spec6e Gravity Of Precious Metals, &c &c :
gy JacoB ECEFELDr and WILLIAM a. DU Bois.
Asssyers q ibe Mini u he United states vol so
Pmsteiphis. For sale o. he Stint and E, LIZ Book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

y OTiCE par-us8ce oft-f Anff-s igirss ~
" sairossts Of Tie Coany ol hHs h-e GO =.
persons having s-snsf CORNEIfis HsFNtf, 10 2 =
Cts 70 brzs5u sst crlaf5 is--ss-i ff-s-lt ~ tH-
~ roahef. thereof f0 ff~ sU hsr sf "A tlsn - "
of Chsfes Grn "a NJ Pt- ili Ntsssa as
he Cfy o No. f1rs -llrs sJ "a ll-s 80 Do
:. JAMS FAEFI Z At-
~ PFrFR TIFsgR fFg-ssbaek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

~ PURSUANCE 81 order ~ .arrdrae n c1sfv =
INs- lor so.- aer-tF Es-l % sn r-f.aa. "a -
sgtIlsi WILLIAM CIR, of ~ CT af N~r ft. '~es.
~ preset th- rh Fouca-fs tAe-of sa1sro-
ohCs % wlAan H. saa Co ~ So q W STREET - 80
>-s fofs h-ir- ~ r-rfDsief ~
fors lie III iay ID Jsnusp. $50
. ia~fni SARAH sFE Ire sun
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

TOBACCO.-The only sale to knowledge was "a
hhds.; 2S A. at So, "a. and r. at 31zc. round.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Prices very steady
with sales of 500 hhds Fair 304c About 600 bbls Mo-
lasses taken at 2O3siD21c. gallon.
FLOUR.-There but few buyers in the market yes
teday. but offers of - 624 60. were refused Tor
fatboat loads of Ohio From 200 bb Ohio sold at
~ IS . Dbl
CORN.-The unfayorable accounts from England have
caused buyers reduce their Offers and only about $500 sacks
disposed Of including $500 sacks Green at 35O36,
1900 do at 49, about 800 sacks White and Yellow
mostly at &c. o bushel.
WHEAT.-A lot of 1000 bushels Prime brought 81
q bushe.
PROVISIONS.-The demand for provisions was quite
active and of Pok alone 1900 bbs Mess (5OO 300 and
I00O) sold for shipment at $l2 90 bb Ao 100 900 lbs
Bulk Pork (two lots) BE- round and 80 900 bs nearly
all Sides and Shoulders at sc.. OF Lard 200 bbs No q
sold at Ga and 100 kegs No at 7c o b.. Bacon Sides
in request and $50 casks Cincinnati CLIO and 70) taken for
shipment at &c. b.. sale of 80 boxes Western Reserve
Cheese at &c. y b.
HAY.-A brisk demand, mostly speculation and
about $500 bales TAKEN including 800 bales Ordinary North
at sll 62a 480 bales Good Eastern $l30l3 25 HOO
do Prime at $l3 SO and LA TONS also prime and deliverable
in Third Municipality, at sl4 SO q ton
RosIN.-A sale of 1000 bbls. Wilmington, from Levee
at 81 20.
WHISKY. -Rectifed dull and offered at I81ac.
' FRElGHTS.-A bark taken for London round
charter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

rver-pines of all kinds, oak, mahogany, etc. etc,
from which source of considerable revenue might
be derived at once. Two loads Of mahogany have
been shipped to New York, where 1t has been found
of excellent quality although cut in the low lands.
cargo or two are now pr pairing, with samples Of
ebony, CEDAR quebra hacha, iron wood ~ gnayar
cum, the rosewood, gateado, fnstic and logwood.
The Iron Wood which when first cut ID easily
worked, but becomes its name indicates, exceed.
ingly tough by age, would furnish all tho lies and
sleepers for the proposed road. 49,
1t appears from their statements that the port Of
Coatzacoalcos Is one Of the best harbors in the Gulf
of Mexico, with 20 feet water on its bars. That on
the banks of the. river immense forests Of ma
hogany, oak, pines, in ine of the best timber for
ship building, besides great variety OF precious
wood.
That the Coatzacoalcos can already be naviga-
ted by vessels Of any size, IS miles up from it,
mouth, and by fats to the whole distance conceded
to the protector, say Sc miles.
That vessels will have every facility in loading
at the smallest expense, as for considerable time
to come the cutting of the timber will be on the
very bank of the river.
1t is believed that the moment mahogany is gene
rally introduced in our ship buildins very largo
timber trade will be established between Coatzaco-
alcos and all our large shpbuilding ports, and that
that fine timber will be obtainabe at lower prices
than it has vet been offered to commerce.
Were the road now making across the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec completed, which is TO bring the two
oceans within Is hours ride the difference to ira
vellers for California would be about 800 miles ON
the Atlantic side and 600 miles on the Pacific side
Say New Orleans to Chagrss about. isoo ON
Panama to Boca Cara the Port Of the Ithmus Of ,o
Tehuantepec, on the Pacific. about. W
Distance that would be saved by the route through the
This new route, it is believed by tn ector,
Don Jose de Garay, will be opened IN elgnt
months.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

MONEY MARKETs.-Easily Shaken.-The mer-
curial character of money markets is srikingy IL
Illustrated by the fact, that in Vienna decline Of
nearly two per cent took place in the funds, on ac-
count of the words &C Emperor by the grace of God"
having been substituted for Constitutional Empe-
ror,'' the form usually adopted by the Emperor
Ferdinand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

HoMIc1DE.-We learn by private letter Says
Cincinnati paper that at deer-hunt on Christmas
day, in Montgomery county, KY, man named
Spratt killed another named Brush, by stabbng him
with hunters knife Spratt was bailed in $780,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
New Orleans Cattle Market.

corrected daily fer the Crescent, by VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE. Jan I7.-Anived steamer Caddo with 30
Beeves. .Priees-Beef 9010c. o. Hogs 5lD6c. o fb :;
Sheep s. q head Mich Cows, 25GD$50 q head Corn.
45O5Oc bushel; Oats BIC q bushel Bran 6O07Oc. p
100 b Hay, sl4fa els o ton Oil Cake 81 y 100 ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

ADVICE To WIvEs.-One of our contemporaries
gives the following advice to wiUes If you find it
necessary to chastise your husbands, you should
perform this duty with the soft end of the broom
and not with the handle.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate, on
the 9th inst. the convention bill was passed with
some slight amendments by vote of l6 to IL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.
SooTETV RAILS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- -

DRUGS IND MEDIC!NES. ,, ;.
n UININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- N
vt, GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
Il as can be procured esewhere-Call and
TT judge.-Dr. e. ]. COXE'S PREPARA- u
NtNTIONS:
OSG SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
EXTRACT OF COPATVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure superior to
the Capsules OF any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
ec-FOr the relief and of Construction and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
fY Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption
Office corner Magazine and Poydras sts. n23 1y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

To the Patrons of the EVENING MERCURY"
CIRCUMSTANCES have so operated that we have been
~ compelled tosuspend the publication ofthe MERCURY
and while egeIting disastrous TO us, We feel
grateful for the favo extended and the sympathy
which has expressed by friends Our assets shall be
we only trust that they will be sufficient to satisfy all To
effect consunmaton gratifying to we hope that such
persons as are indebted to the MERCURY will promptly
pay the authorized gent of creditors and to facilitate
the OF affairs request those to whom the
Mercury Office indebted send their accounts imme
xdiately jal3] G. R. SESSIONS g. co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
ID Poydras street House and Lot.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.
Sale of Real Estate situated in the Second MUM.
cipality and Lafayette.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j. A. BEARD, Auctl0neer.
SATURDAY, January lS49-Wl be sold, without
= IL O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
The following PROPERTY, to-wit:
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in Lafayette in the square bound
LAUREL Andrew Jersey and Josephine Lots q
st. Andrew streeot No. fronts Laurel street
No. forming the Laurel and st. Andrew Streets All
mo fully described by pian
g. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, eigby situated the New
all the
being Nos and between TePschoe and Euee streets each
80 feet front Dryades by depth OF 27 feet 10
inches lines On lot No. double frame dwelling now rented to
families. & ... - -.
TemThe purchaser the payment OF note $780,
March, s49, the balance and ~ months credit
4-One-fourh cash, balance at and IL
credit for approved All the to bear
the property. -
s. THREE LOTS OF GROUND ST. Denis street, Lafayette
bounded by St. Denis Dyades Seventh and Eighth
streets inches St Denis
by depth of l25 feet between parallel lines.
a Two LOTS OF GROUND in bounded by St.
DENIS Dyades Seventh and Eighth Streets being lots No. and
l20
parallel lines lot No. measures 2 feet front on St.
and l25 Seventh forming the corner OF said
fourth cash. balance g. H. and 10 months credit
bearing the the notes are not paid
maturity the cent per annum
j. R. Beard NJ P at the OF the
cbasers a9dtl4-ls,l9,20 \
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

Nor BUY ISLANDS. - The Dublin Freeman's
Journal speaks of the American proposition to pur-
chase Cuba, and suggests that the British Govern
ment should bring Ireland to the market in time.
while Islands are in fashion, " Jonathan" he
continues, may refuse to buy any thing less than
continents bv-and. by."
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

-
oR M56TH ST 81 M E19 e P!sEATcHM ...meo.
Bownss .as, and eeSI frs sn %xV
her cargo engaged will be despatched above For freight
Or passdse navng gooo ~ apply ON ooafd a.
Lower r'0'''ns - a. WETHERBY. rs Poydra. ST..
n BThs vessel passes the Bar into the mouth of the
River with full cargo jail
e sss WITH R pig :aire1a
cargo engaged viii sail as above For balance Of
';i sS $:,s
+ Ing SHIP W. Y RENT, j jopeV srnes " master a
es sss s Ct sI
s s GESR
IoR e ;sa 81 5AhHRARxk se A. ups
Ior, very fast sailing schooner WM. M HAZi <H
as abOSs The w very connections
for 20 passengers and can comfortably accommodate 50
steerage passengers and will receive small amount Of
sell and examine her she lies al Post Second MUM
s sa 'Sh fsiiSs sss Fo,s'a sSs'
N.B-The Route By way Of Chagfes being now aGknowl
edged the best and California establishing
succeed ss he ' Hazard a'As'' ~ '"As'' an jai5
uNOR SAN FRANClSCO, CALltOhNlA.-Ihe new
Low will sail Is above The Touro S 80 tons burr 90
Re
foI fast SAILING and
will take charge Of consgnments to his address For
freight or passage apply e G. MEEKER IS poydras st.
N B.Passage in the Fist Cabin, $3.50 Passage in the
passage secured until paid for. jals
W- TO sal WITH DISPATCH.
Eo5zx 6as dhs fanss
bssds a sss atoV sss
passage having spendidy furnished state accommoda
Gs a5 1a Se Eli u fso1s ohsPGSss
Ek N f W %sKH baE RaffA3o6
yin leave above For freight apply board. at <SA
G 3sl6 20 Jn's1pA AN6RGws CO 81 Common St
EoR NEW o Il !essF sHls % Sastss bark DELLA
oHApIN Capt McNe S has Oleha hal Of her
s0af sas s
fns apply board opposite the Triangle
a. . FesS HkRE HES Cans ss g csnne. St
IT, sst SS.ss Sssfs; ship
h hszaF large S's! aged vii &
spps 6 LAB as1.f f0
FoE Sos ST. SHlNseks ntSElTo Succeed
packet hs s P.ss sst css k1ss ns sss
above ES sSe' q Sfp;Rais SG q e. 5osd
n. B.-A Deok.load wanted foIthe Dawn NIcHoLs. "a
EoR MlPa Zip
L Chas. Buntin, master, will leave above. For a4
freight or passage apply on board at Post a. I'd Mu- s4
ia eNN JOHN W. ANDREWS 8 co. 81 Common St.
Foe fifE H.! LIVE
having handsome accommodations, apply board, zs.
jas aS'' Join W. CO. 81 Common st
7% !esys WITH QUICK DISPATCH,
having part of her cargo engaged will leave skEE
above. For balance of freight passage apply on ~
board at J eSif ~ Nrsi6iSy p Common st.
Eok IL sfSfi MfLH CONN @ IfNE
The regular packet s eak 40 s.Ss
above r g sSeEs
oR e fsS WITH Ds schooner
u URBANNA, will sail as above. For freight or L.
pi ja5 'RWRs ANDREWS CO. 81 Common st. 900
- kV- To leaye WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
SEW n.Sks Z Es6s Wsa La
plete her cargo and will leave above For the
freight of which, or p S1 eiS sPpg tp ono x,c.
jas orto J. W. AS6 i EH ii Common on St
,on ,,s y e seH ~ a. , FEW I. PAYS ,,,s,,.
L. I,,: AMP EEW YORK LINE OF T.. p 5IIE LII
part Of her cargo board will sail above. For balance
d corner of ss anS Esfsysie ~ Streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

A THIRSTY SoUL.-Michae Finn was yesterday brought
the Second Municipality police Office charged with steal
ing Sucking y whisky from barrel on the Levee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED IN ILLINOIS
Three counterfeiters were recently arrested in diff
feGnt parts of the upper part of the State If ILL
nois. They had succeeded in passing &c veral SlOO
counterfeit bills purporting to be on the Bank of
Utica, Y. On one of them was found q large
amount of counterfeit money done up in packages
and directed to various individuals, whose names
are in the possession of the proper officers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

4 Mexican named Macedonia Castaneda, who was on
board the ship St. Louis at the time James Chapel was
murdered in August last the from Vera Cruz to
this CITY, has been detained witness since the arrival OF
the vessel this port and being unable to give security for
his appearance the trial. has been confined in the Parish
JAIL When the before the Court ten or twelve
days since his testimony proved Of little if any, value to the
prosecution and when Sbbech WHO'S accused of the muir
der was again brought up for trial yesterday. the District
Attorney stated in substance that he did think Senior
Don Macedonia worth dollar and quarter day to the
government which is the per diem allowance to witnesses
and moved his discharge from custody The Court readily
acceded to the motion Macedonia has made more during
his imprisonment than he could have done in life time in
his native country and from the condition in which he was
turned out by Captain Powers proves at least that he ha
been ON good pasturageor in other words has been in
tall clover" .4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
Charity Hospital Report

Nessrs Editors-In your paper of Tuesday there was
mistake made by a. regards name-l
mean far as concerned is calamity sometimes
to bear the Of person arrested f robbery and can
YOU gentlemen that have much annoyed
for the last two days. by having my particular friends con-
graduate liberation. they learned from your
paper that Miss Mary Herald arrested. Such was not
the fact live at l60 Cont street, and you will confer
favor by stating that if other person bears
name it is the person who lives the above number
Youn. truly, MARY HERALD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE-F HING STORE

So Camp street. NewOrleans,
VTTHERE families can find all articles of House keeping
SN%grsHg gsHsIi sss9%ent and select stock o
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel shoveIs and
ENAMELLED and patent-meal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR FAILS,
Ar TIA 4NNr Nh lin CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chains and
BRUsHES-Fancy and Plain. busting, Sweeping. and
Hearth Brushes. .rc
MATS-yute Manila, Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS
IN ASS Bntsnns. and new Metal CANDLEsTICKS
srEAMHRboAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES srovps 8,
Wood or Cpsl-wifh fixtures complete; the most ap-
HstSS IA etssm boas furnished q rsduesd pFiess
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L4.rrops. " 81 30 N-LosorruDr. " win Time. Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Monongahsla. Whippe Philadelphia, II .Ashbridge
Ship bengal, Bray, Boston, J.P Whitney Il Co
Ship Russia RanIfo.d London, G. w. Hynson
Ship Lfingham, (Br.) Hughes, Liverpool,
Hoght0n, Rankin & Co
Ship Unicorn, (Br) Thrain Liverpool,
Hamilton, Macknder L. Co
w w. McMain
Brig Telegraph, 0Br) Young, Kingston, ia.
VIM. Burgess 81 Co
Brig Cambras. kopperholdt New York, IL. Whitney u Co
Brig Sylph (Br.) Msslers, Bermuda, VIM. Burgess Co
SchT. VIM. C. Preston, Miller, Mstamoras, o. Wickham
Steamboat Montezuma, Scott, Mobile. Master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
Arrived Yesterday:


Steamship Galveston. Crane from Galveston 18th nst 10
Ship Medomak, Rich, % days from Wadoboro, Me-. to
masteI-zd my.
Ship Cacholet. Fr) Equin from Have 18th Now J. p
Bark Nashua skaats, II days from Philadelphia to J. H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bark Dephos, Crowell, 20 days from Boston, to master
I'd my.
Bark o.manli Gardner 30 days from Boston, master
I'd
Big Azores, Amsbury, 10 days from New York. Toby
a. BogeIt-1I my.
Schr FAIRY Presas from Havana 9TH inst Jno Presas
list my.
schr Laura Jane. Deano, days from Apalachcola to
MASTERED my.
Schr. Jos Henry Hall, from Boston. to master-Pont.
STEAMBOATS,
Gen. Hamer Cozzens, I'm Pensacoa-l0 bales cotton.
Creole. Giberson, I'm Mobile-20 bales cotton.
Montezuma, Scott, I'm Moble-3l3 bales cotton.
Luna, FaiIclild, I'm Bayou Sara-46l bales cotton.
Caddo, Graham I'm Port Caddo-S72 bales cotton.
Cora, Keeling, I'm Camden-63o bales cotton.
Hecla. Dalman tm Alexandrla-l05l bales cotton.
Gen. Lafayette, Montgomery, I'm Louisville.
TowbOat Diamond Davis, I'm the Passes.
Towb0at Phoenix, Whitney, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Somerville, Thompson. I'm the Passes
Memoranda:
Steamboat Gen. Lafayette left Louisville the 10th inst
Reports the Ohio river falling fast, weather cold
ship Mddesex bark Hero of Sidon and schr. Jane and
Elizabeth.
Towboat Phoenix lowed down and to on the llth inst
ships May Flower and Powhatan bigs Gertrude and Wm
and Mary, schi. Home.
Towboat Somerve towed down and to sea on the 18th
ship Howard, brigs Aim, Hamlet and Dasher. 2
Passengers:
SlL.- ~I.S-. g. H.. on 49, .ost
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

EMlGRANTs-The number Of emigrants arrived
at Boston during the year lS4S, was q, 527.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

DEATH PENALTIES Two persons, Augustus
Dutee, (white) and Washington Goode, (colored,)
have been convicted of wilful MURDER says the Bos
ton Traveller of the 9th inst. The former was
sentenced to be hung about six months since, and
Goode will probably receive similar sentence on
Monday As to Dutee's ultimate fate nothing is
known. 1t generally supposed that his sentence
would be commuted to perpetual Imprisonment but
he still remains in JAIL awaiting the decision of the
Governor and Council in the matter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

TREASURY FOR SALE.-The Halifax Colonist
offers for sale the Public Money Chest, which it
says the Government have emplpd, and being una
BILE to replenish it, they have farther use for it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

FRATERNAL.--James Armstrong yesterday arrested il
the Second Municipality charged by his sister. Margae
Armstrong, with beating her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

LARcENY.-Wm. Mcknight yesterday arrested BY the
police the Second Municipality at the request OF Fred
erick Hemm who charges him with stealing pair of pants
from his house. on Baronne street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

wARE.....-: HARDWARE
j. M Ellis & CO., 104 Popdras Street. y
WYE have on hand and mean always to be supplied with
w full assortment Of every description Of a
BUILDERS HARDWARE, such as Cut and AZ
= Wmu eht Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hlnges\6i
- and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob; W
- Locks and Latches Window PuIleys and Sasn
such as Squares Planes Saws Beves Chises Angers and
Bits Rules Gauges. Hammer and Hand-Axes, hatches'
Spirit and Plumb Levels. etc.. ETC.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITUREwHold
Tin and Enameed Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery
We shall receive as formerly most Of the Leading ing
count and shall be able to supply all purchasers g then
lowest prices H4 MS 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-A man named John McDerm0tt
arrested by the Second Municipality police Tuesday
night charge Of bigamy. The accusation is made by
Margaret McDermo who aledges she married to him
in New York city by the Rev. Joseph De Andrade the
18th September 1876 that they lived together then
the 18th inst when he left her bed and board and
married Bridget Ann Shelby of this city, by the
Rev. Theodore CIapp. In the last alliance the name of
Wilson was assumed The case is be examined before
Recorder Baldwin tomorrow.