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RUSSIA THREATENS TO FORCE THE DARDA-
NELLEs.-The letters which reached Malta late on
the 25th February, by the Erin, from Constantine
pie, which took her departure thence on the Goth,
and from Smyrna on the ODD idem, announce that
NJ Titow, the Russian ministers at the Sublime
Porte, had officially demanded the passage into the
Bosphorus, and out of the DardaneIles into the
Mediterranean, of a Russian fleet; which demand
having been submitted by the Divan to the repre-
sentatves of the other great Powers, these, after
holding a conference, had shown the Sultan the
absolute necessity of refusing, which refusal having
been communicated to M. Titow, he had signifed
that Russia had no other alternative left than to
force the demanded passage, which she was deter
mined to have
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LOVE AND ARsENIc.-A Miss Johnson, daughter
of Leverett Johnson, representative of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, died very suddenly, the other day,
and post mortem examination detected arsenic in
her stomach. The cause Of the rash deed is
ascribed to disappointed love. She had been court
ed by a young physician in the town where she
lived, Dover,) allowed her affections to become
enlisted, and when she learned that he had offered
his hand to another, took poison to free herself
Of lie
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THE ScHUYLKILL AND KENTUCKY BANK CASE.
The Philadelphia Ledger, of the 9th ult., says
"We understand that a compromise between the
Bank of Kentucky, and the Schuylkill Bank, of
this city, will probably be concluded in all this
week, that will put end to all further litigation,
and may BE- will IN putting the
term of its charter. The Kentucky Bank surren-
ders some of the advantages gained in the recent
decision, and the officers of the Schuylkill Bank
put the property agreed upon gracefully into the
hands of its victor Of this almost ntermnable suit
at law"
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~ See Sd page for report of yesterdays Rae

THE MEMPHIS CoNvENTroN.-The proposition
for holding Convention at Memphis, on the 4tt
of July next, for the purpose Of concerning mea-
cures to procure the construction of National
1sruad from tho Miesissinni river to the Pacific
Ocean, appears to be received with much favor in
the South and Southwest. A meeting on the sub
ject was held at Nashville, on the Oath ult. al
which Gov. A. V. Brown presided, and twenty
seven delegates were appointed to the Convention
among them James X. Polk, Gov. Neal S. Brown
Gov. A. v. Brown, A. o. p. Nicholson, v. K
Stephenson, and other prominent citizens Of
Nashville.
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r..n TrIr ArnE.-Ths establishment
still keeps open for the amusement Of the public.
Dan Marble, who is now performing there may be
considered most decidedly blessing in these times
ofdullness; and the managers should be considered
public benefactors for engaging him. If man
wishes to get clear of all his cares and troubles, let
him go and listen to Dan for couple of hours-he
is the best panacea one can take. He appears to-
night in the Peoples Candidate" the piece that
created 30 much mirth on Tuesday last; also in
the farce of "All the world Stage" in the char
acter of the stage-mad Diggory
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The DEAD SEA-Lieut. Lynch's narrative of
his expedition to the Dead Sea will shortly be rub.
iished, accompanied by Illustrative plates, from
drawings taken by officers of the expedition. 1t is
expected to be very graphic and interesting ac-
count of the region which he has explored. Lieut..
Lynch and the surviving officers of the expedition,
now in Philadelphia have requested the editors of
the North American of that city, to say that neither
he they have any participation in the announced
forthcoming narrative of that expedition, edited by
Mr.. Montague, who was not a member thereof, and
who saw nothing of it for two months previous to
in landing on, and six weeks after it had left the
shore of Syria.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

The OLYMPIC.-Among the novelties to be seen
this evening, the extraordinary performances of the
celebrated George Sweet will be found well worth
the witnessing. The bill throughout is one of the
most attractive Of the season. The beautiful Rosa
line and the celebrated S. P. Stickney will ride
their choicest acts, and the whole of the efficient
company will appear in variety Of pleasing enter
fainrnanfa
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DEATH OF DIR. P. S. TowNsEND.-This gentle
man, well known in both the editorial and medical
professions, died at New York on the 26th ultimo.
lie was IUr sUIc tItIic ascoOi.-sI :.l A~j-- N.>h
in the conduct of the Evening Star, and after the
discontinuance of that paper resumed the practice
of his original profession, and devoted consider
able portion of his time also to the translation of
important works on surgery and medicine from the
French. He wrote much on yellow fever, strongly
insisting on tile contagious theory.
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o. We understand that the tickets for the Grand
Combination Concert, to come off at the Armory
Hall tomorrow evening, are selling so rapidly,
that all who wish to attend will have to bestir
themselves, loose this opportunity of attending
the Concert and the chance of winning one of the
best Pianos ever offered in this CITY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS,
For sale by ]. H. BECHTEL & 90. No. 40 Camp St.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF OLIVER WENDELL
HOLMES, M. D. In volume. Complete
THE DIAMOND AND THE PEARL. A Novel,
by Mrs. Gore. Price rs cents.
RIGHTEOUSNESS, or MADELINE Being another
of the Series of " Seven Capital Sins" by Sue
THE NOVELS AND TALES OF FREDRlKA
BREWER. vol APPS 81
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CALIFORNIA AND THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
The following in regard to California, transpired
in the House of Commons on the 2Sth of February ::
Mr.. VIVID begged to ask the noble lord discount
Palmerston) if it was the intention of Govern
ment to appoint Consul at San Francisco, or at
any other part of California "a laugh.)
Vscount Palmerston said, that was a question
which had not now been put to him for the first
time, "a laugh,) for it had been frequently ad-
dressed to him privately by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
them members Of the house-interested in others or
willing themselves to proceed to California in a
consular capacity. In reply he had to say, he had
no intention at present, of appointing any consul
and he thought the honorable gentleman would
see the impossbity of doing SO, for there was not
any form of government, that he lord Palmers-
tom was aware of, yet established in California,
with whom consul could communicate, and there
fore he would have nothing to do, unless, indeed,
he set about to pick up the gold dust "a laugh.)
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

rr In company with quite number Of gentle
men and ladies, weslast evening heard Professor
Barnard lecture upon the polarization of light, a
science of very modern origin and quite recent de-
velopment. The experiments with which the Pro-
fessor illustrated his subject were novel to most OF
the audience, and intensely interesting to ALL The
length oftime devoted to the subject was too short
TO allow as full an explanation of it as could have
been wished, but still we think it was made clear
to most of those present. We hope to hear more
from Professor Barnard upon this science.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

REsToRED TO THE ARMY.-The commission Of
Major George B. Crittenden, of the Mounted Ri
femen, has been restored, and that officer ordered
to join his regiment His trial and conviction were
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

90 The direct appropriation to the Erie enlarge
ment, the Genesee Valley and Black River Canals,
New York, amount to s.. 2O0, OOO
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o. A semi annual dividend of four per cent on
the capital stock has been declared by the Albany
CITY Bank
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Died

This morning. Suddenly JAMES PRIME printer aged about 46.
Mr. Pnie native Of Nova Scotia but from boyhood almost had
been resident New York until within the last eight
during the portion which he has resided in this city,
B Funeral take place THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock
from residence No. 2 Gravier The OF New
Orleans and his friends generally invited to
be presn- EE- New Yore papers please copy.
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r5- The telegraph from Halifax to Boston VIII
shortly be completed, when the New Workers VIII
have news from Europe in nine days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

as> The friends of DR.. Coolidge, says the Thorn
aston Gazette think that finally they will succeed
in getting him pardOned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

nT The civil engineers of the State of New
York formed an association on the 9TH of January.
The first number of the transactions of this body
has Just been published
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

The GOLD DoLLARs.-These coins are to re-
semble the other American gold pieces, except that
on the reverse Of the dollar the eagle is to be
omitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

A., FAMILIAR QUESTIONS AND ANswERs-De1,.
Gated to all Californians.-Q With what species of
stone is gold most frequently combined.
A. The barney stone.
@. Why is. mercury recommended for obtaining
the precious metal in that region!
A. Because Mercury was the God of Thieves
O. What course do the Californian miners take
when they have blasted the rocks and found no
gold in them +!
A. Blast 'em again.
@. What is the best evidence of the purity of the
precious metals!
A. The mint stamp.
Q. Is gold ever found in quartz near the Sac
ramento!
A. Yes but on the " lifts % of the mountains it
is generally found in halfgallons.
Q. Is it ever combined with hornbend
A. No; but many persons find Jumps of it . in
horn.",
@. What is the best season for renting your
earnings home
A. Any time when you happen to have the re-
mittent fever.
@. Is it a fact that there is such an enormous
amount of gold in California!
A. American sovereigns are very plentiful there,
| and dolor is written on every countenance.
Q. What is the best mode of preparation for the
| emigrant!
| A. Get your life insured and make your will.
Q. What is the most prudent course to preserve
| life and health in the auriferous region!
A. Wear &c secret" or shirt of mail, and sleep
with your finger on the trigger of a cooked blum
| derbuss.
@. What route would you recommend to emf
| grants after reaching Vera Cruz!
A. The route back again.
@. Upon the whole, what do you think Of emf
| grating!
A. Have never thought of it at ali.
Q. Do you think that those who have gone to
the dggings will make hundred dollars apiece all
round I.
A. No; nor half enough to make all square.
| IN Y. Sunday Times.
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or The Austrian army is composed of 100000
men, and will be increased TO 100000 before the
war in Italy is over. This is large force to bring
into the field against any power
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YANKEE TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIC.-A
Vera Cruz letter to the Courier and Enquirer says
Mr. George w. Skinner, from Providence, R. l.,
has arrived here, and has had conference with
the Mexican authorities in relation to constructing
Morses Magnetic Telegraph from Vera Cruz to
Mazatlan, via City of Mexico. He receives strong
encouragement from the Government, and will
proceed on an examination of the route in a few
days. shall start with the Boston party within
an hour for Mazatlan."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

POET DEAD.-The London papers announce the
death of Bernard Barton, known as the Quaker
noof
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

For. the Benefit of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
~ Now Exhibiting in the STATE HOUSE. Canal street, THE
STATUE OF
1.-THE GREEK SLAVE"
EXHIBITION Open Daily Sundays excepted from A.
Il p M. tB Admtance rs Season Tickets
let's 10 fy22tf
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DOLLAR GOLD PEI
CALIFORNIA WORKS,
Just received and Iof sHe W
nrnC WHITE 81 Canal str

Just received and uF ssae W
THOS. L. WHITE, Sd Canal street.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON IN 1913. b.. Gulnn
Thoruton With Appendix, including recent and .nnen
discoveries on Gold Mines Of CALIFORNIA; WIN A'u''
and a splendid Nap of California
CoLTON's MAP OF THE SOLD REGION Or CAhe
IFORN1A. r.
NOTES OF TRAVEL IN CALIFORNIA. BY FIRE.
mont and Emory. -, <,<,vv,,y<,re,
J1pE,S DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
AND MlNEs-A adapted for practical use ior persons
going o California. -, ~, sw on
CALIFORNIA. .sY.s..
" ~ - 800 s ape 42dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

NEWSPAPER LAVA case of importance to pub
fishers and readers Of newspapers was decided in
the Supreme Court, at Bristol, Pa, the other day.
The proprietors of the Pennsylvania Inquirer had
sued a Mr.. D. Wolf for the amount of nine years
subscription to that journal. 1t was shown by the
plaintiff that Mr.. VOLTS name was on his SUBJ
scrption book from 1885 to 1874, and that the pa
per during the interval was regularly mailed to Mr..
W. Bills for the paper had also been forwarded to
him. The defendant denied having ordered the
paper; but the Court ruled that the regular mail
ing of the paper for length of time was prina acit
evidence of reception and that having neglected
to order its discontinuance, he was liable for the
subscription price, although he might not have Or
dered the paper to be sent to him. Under these in
sructions the jury found verdict for the plaintiff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

OF Mr.. Greeley is lecturing at Bangor on The
American Congress" The late, or Continental
Congress!
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CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-There is no probable
iiy of the passage of the law restoring capital pun
isbment in Michigan
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o. have heard grave divine say that God
in q meek and thankful heart-Isaec Walton.
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9. Of T.. Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hall. 90 Tchoup
toulas street, at halfpast7
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II. at Unity Hall Mangny Build
ings Third Municipality, at half-past7 =.
SrAa OF Herr DIVISION No. 26, at Y. Brothers Hail.
Lafayette. at half past.
YOuNG MEMS DIVISION No: L. at Pelican Hall
eor Common and ST. Charles sts., at half past7
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LARGE FLEET-Nearly 100 sail of vessels ar
rived at New York on the 18th ult.
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COUNTERFEIT CoIN.-Dr. Hatch and Michael
Foiz, charged with counterfeiting the coin of the
United States, were arrested at Philadelphia and
committed in default of 5000 bail. The defend
ants are old offenders
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YOUNG'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
And other VALUABLE BOOKS, at n Camp stree

YOUNG'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
And other VALUABLE BOOKS, at "A Camp street.
Course Of Lectures on Philosophy and the Mechanical
Arts; by Thomas Young Md,
Huton's Course of Mathematics.
Peschel's Elements of Physics. vols.
Young's Elements of Mechanics
Hams Theoretical and Practical Mechanics.
Boucharlat's Mechanics; by Z. II. Courenay
Renwick's Mechanics
Whewel's Mechanics Of Engineering.
Mahsn's Civil Engineering.
Mahan's Field Fertilization.
Wightwck's Hints Young Architects, etc.; by Downing.
Barnards School Architecture. Architect
The Working mans Cottage Architecture, by T. Thomas Jr
Laever's Beauties of Modern Architecture. lHeuses
Eos Cottage and Life Plans for Country
Hatfeld's American House Carpenter 300 engravings
Treats Architecture, Baling Masonry Jonery and Car
pentery, from the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Amot's Gothic Architecture, applied Modern Residences
Ballantines trademarks Book Of Ornamental Designs.
Ferguson's True Principles in Art.
Wymsns Practical Treatise o Ventilation.
Hokng Regulation Buildings Towns, means OF pro-
noting and securing the health comfort and safety Of tie inhabitants
Johnson's Notes the Use of Anthracite Iron.
Barlett's Elementary Treatise on Optics
Practical Treatise on Dyeing and Calico Printing.
Brewster's Urea n Optics
Taylor's Statistics of Coal.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans ssaiones
Warehouse and Emporium Standard Miscellaneous Polite and
School Literature. [ap2 6tl, W1 J. STEEL Camp st.
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10 KENT.
LARGE AID convenent two story Frame DWELL
"A LING HOUSE. On Circus street, suitabIo for =
ssntssl family. For particulars. apply q - Tcbospi
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- citizens of NsworieansGIhs wncss sx sI no. ?,
Of the Proceeds of the Exhibition m ooUA 80
a. Charles street, of the splendid works o. Ar
Poners,. GREEK SLAVE, and 1itian's VENUS
: ., Nv The es,ebrae Baron devoted y me New Ay
INN in ths City for the Relief of Destitute Females
n Patronize this Noble Charity. fN
DOLLAR GOLD PEN.
rood GOLD PEN, and Silver Casef with rencn' :" 80
nOJIARI These Pens guaranteed; and should 'oe pn
come by fair usage, the purchaser can sAcnans 49,. Den.
~ one .ihout srtra charge. The price which tbese fen
are .Od makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Saah, GUINNESS &. BUSH. II Camp ct.
Dealer IN Gold Pens etc.
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CHICAGO NEARER TO New YoRK.-The Cen
trail Railroad through Michigan is now completed
from Detroit to Lake Michigan. Two lines of
steamers each will run in connection with the
road, on Lakes Michigan and Erie soon as navi-
CATION is open, and with the aid of the new ar
rangements on the railroads in New York and the
Hudson river steamboats,, passengers will then
travel the whole distance between New York and
Chicago in less than three days! In the words of
the company's advertisement " from fifty-ive to
seventy hours" Thus man may sup one day in
New York, the second in Buffalo, the third in De-
troit, and breakfast at Chicago the next morning.
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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL,
A otbar Tutarastiug PubllcatlOhs.

rz- lust received and for the "NEW okLEANo
TONERS WAREHOUSE" No. IA Camp street,
THE CATIONS: A FAMILY PICTURE. BY Sir =. bui-
Lytton author of Pelham etc.
RAPHAEL; by Lamartine.
FRANKLIN ILLUSTRATED-No. B.
THE UNION OF CHURCH AND STATE ~ No."
B. Noel. -.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA IN 1915 py 'uuss
Thornton. vols, with Maps and Engravings
ana Std. nW JB. STEEL. Il Camp street.
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IT, To the Various Divisions Of the Sons of Tenn
perance in the Cities of NewOeans and Lafayette and
Agers-A Uses and Abuses of intoxicating III
quors delivered Pelican Hail. Common street, on Nun
DAY EVENING, April It, at O'Clock, which the attendance Oh
all members of the Order is invited
and HIGH PELAN Z. s.. Crescent Division No. Z.
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" Firemen's Charitable Association.-The rsgu
lar Quarery Meeting OF the Board Directors will be held tn
Hall Louisiana Hose Company MONDAY, 9Th secont
Monday in Aprill at half-pas O'Clock, P. M.
ape By order ALFRED BELANGER, Secretary.
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Auction Sales This Day.
j. LEVY sells, at Joseph Newtons under st. Charles Hotel
Gold and Silver Watches, Guns, etc.
BEARD. CALHOUN Co. will SELL at IL o'clock at Banks
Arcade, Lot of Ground. lSee advs.
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, La.

~ At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS, HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY. ScIENrr-
FIG, COMMERCIAL, GEoaR APHIcAL and MEDIcALWoRxs.
Also-A Complete Assortment Of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country any article in the trade supplied and forwarded
with dispatch mailed. Prompt attention paid 70 work
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported 70 order.
]. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office NsS Orleans La
PS Complete arrangements have been made with the principal
throughout Unn for supply Of the new works a.
as issued. mhl5 6m2dp >. V.
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- Notice TO Mechanics

RI Notice to Mechanics.-A meeting of a
mechenics Benevolent Society will be ~
held on FRIDAY EVENING April 6, at the Hall of LOU
Hose Fire Company OF p lido and Caronde W.
let Streets halfpast O'clock Every Mechanic
pected 10 be fl. A. HENDRKS Acting Secretary
nleasec
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DEATH OF REV. HUGH SMITH, d. D.-This
gentleman, rector of ST. Peters Church in New
York, died at his residence in Chelsea, on the
25th March, after protracted illness. DR.. Smith
was much respected, not only in the denomination
to which he was attached, but generally, for his
mild and urbane demeanor and catholic spirit, and
in his own congregation for the fidelity with which
he discharged his ministerial and pastoral func-
tiohD His disease was consumption.
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w Washington Fire Go. No, :

To- Washington Fire Co. No. 20-At the Annual
Meeting Of Washington Fire Co. No. 90 held on Sunday April l.
l6i9 the following gentlemen elected officers the
ing GOLDING President; A. R. ROBERTSON, Fore
j. E. F. RARESHIDE, FIRST Assistant J. DAVENPORT,
Second Assistant j. 6. GOLDsM NTH Treasurer M. d. CHAM
BERLIN, Secretary P. LUNZE Steward
APPS M. ID. CHAMBERLIN, Secretary.
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fE The ship Sheffield, from Boston, is dis
charging opposite Red Stores Third Municipality Consgnees
will Of their goods the Levee or they
will be stored their expense and risk.
mh3O j. W. ANDREWS g. co. 81 Common 81.
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Telegraphed to the /" Daily Crescent. "
Arrival of the Steamship Thames.
Crescent CITY and Nortberner arrived at Havana
INSURRECTION.I IN ST. LUCIA.

MOBILE, April 5th, 1S49.
The steamer Thames arrived at Mobile Point on
the I'd, bringing the mail and a number of passen.
gers. She will leave to-day.
The steamer Crescent City and Northerner have
arrived at Havana from Chagres. They were both
guaranteed at Havana, and were to leave fol
New York on the I'd.
There has been terrible insurection of the
black population at St. Lucia. 1t occurred on the
18th ult., when the negroes made general assault
on the whites The authorities sent to Barbados
for assistance, and the steamer Thames was des'
patched with 200 British soldiers. After killing H.
tranquility was restored.
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tY- James Guliek Fire 90: No 17.-The membe

LARS the apprehension the person who
stracted the Connection Screw the Engine House
Company Monday Evening. April between 10 and o'clock
| j. REYNOLDS Sec. fap4 81 GEO. MAYNE, Foreman.