The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

The interesting and solemn ceremonies OF the
day here closed and the procession being reformed,
the Order left the ground and returned to the city,
when the members We're dismissed by the CHIEF
Marshal.
Telegraphed to the 'Daily Crescent. :"
GEN. TAYLOR AT WAsHINGTON.a
MARKETS UNSETTLED.
COTTON AND STOCKS ADVANCING.
BALTIMORE, February %, 1S49-The Europa's
news has unsettled all the markets. Cotton is held
higher stocks are also held much higher, dealers
waiting further advices.
saw Gen. Taylor this evening, and shook hands
with him. He is in good health, and is now in
Washington.
GEN. TAyLoR's FAMILY,-Colonel Bliss, says
the correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, has en-
gagged apartments at Wizards Hotel,'' for the
President elect, family and suite, with request
that they be in readiness by the 23d inst. learn
that Lieut.. Col. Taylor, the Generals bro her; Dr.
and Mrs Wood Colonel and Mrs. Bliss, and Major
and Mrs. Hunter, are also expected to arrive with
Mrs. Taylor, from Baltimore, on that day.
o. Two lots of gold from San Francisco, on
board the Lexington, were insured in Boston on the
l4th-one for $4,000, and the other for ST. 900.
EMIGRANTs TO CALIFoRNIA.-There have left
the United States for California within the last ten
weeks, about 5000 persons, viz: from New York
about 5000, from Boston about 1900, from Phila-
dephia l66, from Baltimore 361, from New Orleans
about 500, from other ports about 1900.
ALL ABOUT CALIFoRNIA-Copies of the last
Mammoth Weekly Crescent; also, the California
Crescent-containing much useful information re-
specting tho Gold Reg ion from Humboldt, Fremont
and others, with maps-may be had at the Office,
No. IS st. Charles street.
JNessrs Editors-In reference Mr. Maceadys engage
ment ask the Managers, through columns. why
instead of repeating so unattractive play Julius
Cesar" they do not give WIENER" which many
parties most anxious to see Yours A PLAY6oKR.
~ The Louisiana Hotel-A sojourner at this house
weeks, parting worthy proprietor Mr.
Aspe heerfuy Though unexpected pen
ming favorable notice his house and of its advantages Its oca
on Tchouptouas directly opposite ST. Marys Market
which this point view of both banks of the added
yards farther hundred and fifty feet wide by
Sardy and easwardy prevail
Rooms, Bowling Saloons and Bath Houses right the spot for
s % b naa an hs Bis %
pT a M .nS O ssa n one @
Married.:
S9 & 81 Eel 11;i:S; SRs Dr. y"
9. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
opEos TEMPLE OF HONOR No 5. at Crystal Fount Hall
22 Tchoupitoulas street:
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE zDvERTIsEMENrs oN rHlRD PAGE.
Mo5s P6wss ssyp p.as siP cars
Mobile MOBILE, Sutton. $. p NJ
cEU. s. Mail Pa9ke. Atlantic = For St: Louis.
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from Poydra wharf For freight passage having fine ac
WV Apply '' HYDE e. oGLEsBY, 10 Poydra. st.
The Steamboat Hiram PoweSsMFS, PittsbHg
light ranght THIS Tuesday, o'clock
iys7 p0'-''' HYDE oGLEsBy, 10 POydra. st.
w. Fire Department.-An Adjourned Meeting Of the
F nf c No n: n
a attendance GoNNFS isSd
e Tnsne 81 tas
a'fA at O'Clock 'S1asni NacE
R- Jackson Fire Co No 1s-Notiee-The Officers
Ne e are to attend
PM By order Lfyazl. G. w MILLER Secretary.
@ ogys s ia Io$fs NJ a
;ss Of R gS dP on S " NJ are in
fy26 sAML. G. RISK, Secretary.
~, Phoenix Fire Co. No, s.--Notiee The members
s a III IN ' asf asI and 1s
member the roll pected to do his duty The fines will be
yaa St ''' '''' rHos G. POOLE. Foreman.
DoDGE's GRAND EXHIBITION
OF MYSTERIOUS ILLUMINATED PAINTINGS.
a?
The Exhibition will consist -Four Large paangs separately
@s0 hsg &. s e and G The ns1oT ST. e fe
undergoing changes Winter summer,
from Day Night Detailed descriptions small bills.
past 6. acknowledgements at o'clock. fy26
For the Benefit Of The Sculptor, HIRAM Powers
~ Now Exhibiting, in the STATE HOUSE, street, TIE
STATUE THE GREEK SLAVE
THXHBITON Open Daily Sundays excepted) A.
II q Admiitancs IS Season Tckeissl. Psmph
AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING.
O'Clock, Splendid Assortment Of
Shirts, Drapers, scarfs. Crauats, etc. etc.
Persons buying for their own use WI Be gga5.1.iea
Under the St. Charles, one door from Common st.
Persons in want of Clothing sell again will find their
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