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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

AN INDIAN DELEGATIeN.-A delegation Of
Usage Indians, consisting Of five chiefs, have ar
rived in Washington in charge of an interpreter
named Antoine Penn. The object of their visit is
to have justice done them in regard to treaty en-
tered into with the Government, some Of the stp-
ulations Of which, they allege, have not been
performed by the Government The names Of these
Indians are White Hair, War Eagle The Distant
Man, The Delicate Dancer, and The Matchmaker
Their hunting grounds lie about four hundred miles
| from st. Louis, in a westerly direction, and their
principal support IS derived from hunting the buff
ialo. On Saturday evening last they paid formal
visit to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, by
whom they were presented to the Secretary of the
Interior and the President They are expected to
remain IN the city some eight ten days, and,
when accomplished, we shall publish the result q
their visit to the Seat of Government-Na National
.i1iteiligeHcer 1871.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Fl CENTINRLA.--Ne refer our readers to an
advertisement which appears this morning, Of a
new paper, Fl Centinela, lately established at
Brownsville opposite Matamoros. It win be seen
that Mr. Palmer, who established the Matamoros
Flag, has become connected with Mr.. Scarborough
IN the publication Of FL Cendnela Merchants and
those trading to fhe Rio Grande, would find it to
their advantage to advertise IN Spanish paper
which has numerous readers, not only in Texas,
but also in Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-Retr The
Rockville Md Journal noticing the subject Of re-
Preceding to Maryland all that portion OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia not embraced within the limits
Of Washington City says -" Should such step
be determined upon, Georgetown will be made
part Of this county. Without having given the
subject that consideration which so grave matter
requires, we are Of opinion now that it would be
mutual benefit to Georgetown and to Montgomery.
We think It likely that should the question of sla-
very in the District Of Columbia arise this winter
the act will be consummated. We do not know
the views Of our Georgetown friends upon the sub.
ieci, but Judge il would be accountable 10 them.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

oREeoN.--A private letter from Oregon City
informs the New York Commercial that the Ore
son Spectator, which had boon temporarily sus-
pended, is about 20 be started again The writer Of
the letter says that he has eonysrsed with the van
Of % California immigrants, who report 1900
deaths By cholera on the route. They report also,
5000 wagons upon the route. More than one.half
viii Be left on the way. Rev Mr. Roberts had
reached Oregon City on his return from California
The annual Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church was held al Salem, the first Wednesday in
September Ex-Governor Abernethy wall visit
New York ia the spring.
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Notice

VIE undenigne1 Commandment for the FistfbuoB of
- The HENDERSON POOR FUND among The NOM III
ne faih Of OHeans do hereby give notice that they A.
prepared TO distribute the same; Applications accOmpsnic6
WIN written Testimonials and recommendation eap M
made 10 either Of the undermined 1Nu 10
J, A. MAHBlN 45 CustOmhouse STRAIT
DR.. y. II. LEWIS, Esplanads ~ onnosts The Nj,
l., STRING, "a Exchange Alley, NO 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

JACKSON AND THE BANK.-A queer oiroum.
stance happened in the District Court at Philadel.
phia few days ago. A jury were about to be
empannelled to try an issue in civil suit against
the Bank Of the United States. Among the Jury.
men called was Andrew jackson. He came, but
the name seemed unpopular with the counsel for
the defendant, who thought it bad omen. Mr..
jackson was allowed to retire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Interesting and Useful Books,
For Sale at No. 49 Camp st.
Cr5mwe's Letters and Speeches By CARLYLE . vols
Cnrlyles Miscellaneous Essays I vol Portrait
RuxtJn's Life in the Far West ] vol.
Frank Foueser's Fishes Of the United States
simpsons Overland Voyage Round the World.
Freemasous Monitor and Masonic Chart.
Eckfedt and DubOis's Manual Of Coin, I vol
Cheever's Lectures Bunyans Plgumts Progrgss
Fables Of LaFOnaine, translated with plates.
BuIuaps Todds Lectures to Young Men
Typee Omoo and AIardi By II. Melville
Tupper's PruyvIuial Philosophy
RasssIas, Paul and Virginia and Vicar OF U4FsfsE r ,
Illuminated editions, very handsome. "
Hnulps, tuEranj Grattan and Emmat's Speeches
Tue Messages OF the Presidents. In 2 yols, sy0.
CaryleB French Revolution 2 vols
DBsles al Life. ny n p. Willis / vol
Mechanics Textbook and Calculmor
laEe and sll0n5rs Engiheers Pocket For sale b.
No It J. n BECHTEI, d co. 81 t,nmn 4,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Jenny Lind a,sd Sea SickRess.-One of Jenny
Linds "most intimate friends informs the New
York Mirror that nothing but the horrors Of sea.
Sickness from which she suffers terribly, has pre-
vented her from making us d visit long since. She
Is now debating with herself whether she could
probably survive the trip across the Atlantic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

A'Aait aN't'tttaHI NN0ll NNNfllL1 oil every
quality and puce.
Water C9'Jrs-Reeves and New
mans huperIlne ColOrs, in boxes
OF every size, with and without
locks and drawers, and iipe
assortment ofioose c0lors, BY the
single cake.
P7trils- Sable and camel's-bpr
Pencils and Drawing Pencils OF
every grade.
Fa5er's Leql Pencils A Isrpe
supply Of those superior Pencils.
four different grades, always on
col2rsd Cr0yons, n 6ne sssort-
menL IN wood and otherwise.
HuieTs Parailel, uctaFon, square,
round add fat Rulers, Of every
kind and size.
DiridsTs - German silver spring
and plain brass Dividers.
Rodgers CuY8y-Fine Pen and
Desk Knives, and Erasrrs, Of
every description,
GOLD Pens Browns, Spancerrs.
French, Laddsus Spencer and
Randall's, and the large En-
crossing Pens.
Gold Pencil and Pen Holder. a
fine Rssortmpnt. some ,,i,b =, '.,.
heads. '''' ''''1
OIL n e,
kers, on tar,Is anJ h. -. i'a a.
every dessription In use. VI
gmIh- Swan wild .0,,.. ..l
Hudson's Bay Ouills, nj av ,'.,,
number, from 6 10 lil hy TX
thousand or under.
C,,,,f,.u -. g.
1o k. Z ~. . - screw anu be
ent sizei. Sitb snn5r ,JV' 1 tag5
piete, uchus BOOK. ink. BTiI'b-
&c, Oiled and Blottlng Paper
sr.,,-.,4 ~.
'' ,,. I 81. a = ~. l,,s screw WIN
',''- anu seal-papeis Of every
Pr0u's Printing Tat. 0fgyl rv1ps-
lty and price, IN kegs and eg6-
istCrs, Of every color, Liflo-
graphic Ink. Of ihe finest gt,aItfv
constantly on hand.
T,l5gE Ca-y- p....., M,
5.ar.is ' a,. y, i l i.' n.auA
~ -'''A AttHt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

L.NTHHHN % b a o.
Ledgers. jourpals. C5Fb N,
Day Books, Invoice and Recon
Books, Royal Medium, Dem,
md CAP, IN fun sets. of ever
tlylg o. ruling Nnl binding, som'
ua ,..l', y llg 4. Iags,l, ana war
l'''1su o' inc ueAl ilhen paper
'9tsa."Dg -, I5,oots5 Of every i6arm u
~. ~ p -. M Caolh Regis
and Genera Recent. C9tto,
Receipts, Trip and Memoran
nun hooAs' VI every KIND o
Iullns'
W,7Hns fqlpers, super-royal, royal
t'Lliiy' ioiio posi- anguish frenci
~ b AHleIleah zap anu Letle.
meFci5l P0st and R fcorI pSn ny,
ruled and plain, Packet Pos
anu Note Paper, Papeteries Of
various quantities. a very hne as.
tuiiH5hti logeher with MOTIF
minated w. IT, y IL -, iiiu
beautilul srticie. NV
FhBry Co15rsJ ggDer ,I,vsd nm,
pirin surface varilng r9ioTs
Eng lrh and American Tissue
assorted co!ors, Tracing Paper
every SUE, 6uld aud Silver Pa
NNAA ANNfA hAAIIna AINHaIA IIu|lIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Dinner to az r-lHinister.-The n. Y Eve
nine Post gives long account Of public dinner
given at Bremen, by the mercantile men-of that
city to MIR. Flenniken, late Charge OF the United
States at Copenhagen. 1t took place on the goth
Of September last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

CoPPER SMELTING.-Th Quebec Mining Com
pany located about 40 miles above the SAUL, on
the Canadian side have commenced smelling cop
per with much success They use green wood,
which produces sufficient heat, and have been
able to run ore producing 70 per cent. Of copper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

. - q y 90 NIws. b.
lLANuEAeIUnINa -. Iig IeieFenoe Q

bfAFurkorUR1Ns AEy.--l3y reference to
oar advertising columns, & wiz be seen that books
"a now opsn fog subscriptions to Joint Stock
Company, q gage ia he manuiactsue Of Cotton
A factors o0 spin8les is proposed and the
names appended are guarantee that the plan
neess the appreciation Of men that can and will
put il info operation With the staple at doors,
capital and energy at our command, why should
nstLsuisana export this great product of her soil
with The increased value and lessened bulk given
70 Il BY me loom, We wish the new movement
nltsueecss enterprise shown richly deserves it
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

10 The steamship Portland, which arrived
On Tuesday from Brazos 81. Jago, brought $50, 23l
AZ, in specie, consigned as follows Thorn &
kle6rath, $4,000 Clason g. Vles, $4,000; p B
Phelps, $500; E. S. Keep. $1,000 Taylor, Med.
ley & Co. $1,000 w. Alling, ss67 AZ; Slark,
Day, StauiEer & Co. $50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

LATE FROM MADEIRA.-Dates to the 9th ut.
have been received at New York from Madeira.
The shipments of wine were light, and those at
low figure The stocks on hand were large, and
all parties anxious to sell. The Exchequer Of the
Island was totally bankrupt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

!lseSa@tes0'lle.-This place. hitherto supposed
tofoeiong to Delaware, is now ascertaned to be in
pennsylvania and Mr. VIVA Smith, who repre-
sented New Castle county in the Delaware Legis-
ature, is in fact citizen of Chester county, Penn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

H. We are obliged to the officers Of the Day
f0s lobile papers, and to those Of the New World
for Cinoinnad files.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

DEPARTURE or NJ PoUssN-This gentleman
sailed o. the i0th inst. from New York for Havre.
viii beg family, BY the packet Bavaria. He was
attended % Che ship by party Of some thirty Of
bic personal friends the French artisans Of the
city also sent TO him farewell letter, regretting
his dsparfure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Larger Dead.-The New York papers record
the death of John A. Dunlap, distinguished law
yer, and author of several valuable works on legal
science
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22
NIassaohusotts Election.

The election in Massachusetts for Governor, lie.
gislature, and one member of Congress in Mr.. Pal
freys district, held on the 18th inst The
Boston Atlas twhig) has returns from the entire
State except Nantucket, Dukes and Baustable, and
small part OF Worcester, Hampden and Bero
shire, 1t makes the figures on Governor foot up
Briggs, 1902 Boutwell,, Is, 069 Phillips, %, 2j2
Gov. Briggs last year lacked 700 votes of an cleo
ton by the people. He will probably lack double
that number this year. The democratic and free
soil senatOrsa elected, in Middlesex 6, Worces-
/ ter 8, and Plymouth 2--13m all. The wing Sen
ators are elected, in Suffolk S. Essex 8, Norfolk 3
Bristol 8, Hampshire 2--ls in all. In Hunpden,
Franklin and Berkshire counties, no choice. Nan
tuoket Barnstabe and Dukes to hear from The
wing majority in the House is large
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22
Staple and Fancy STATIONERY

w respectfully call the auenoa Of Merchants and obers WIN
may require any thing business large and choice
selected the North own especial supervision Tor T
sales consisting in part Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

10 The remains of Gen. Worth, Col Duncan
and Col Gates arrived at New York in the steamer
Ohio on the 10th. They were to be inferred by
the city authorities of New York. who decided to
have the funeral procession on Thursday last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Observation-Disclosures Morse has made gift to
the Presbyterian Church in Poughkeepsie OF one
hundred shares. o 6 the Washington and Louisville
Telegraph stock-the par value of which is $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

MALAGA RAIsINs-Capt. Russell, of the brig
Wakulla, which arrived at New York on the 10th
from Malaga brings the information that the price
of raisins was very high, there not being half the
usual erop
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Pycaehsrs and Cougysssmen-The jackson
southTon says Gov Brown has been in this city
during che past week and looked as if his cen
science did not trouble him in the least for having
6saisif the parsonD By the way the people Of
this State and Louisiana, in allowing two parsons
to Be beaten for Congress, in the recent elections
have only decided that they deemed it more impor-
tant to retain good preachers at home than to send
good Congressman to Washington.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

MINpEE HERALD.--We have received the pros
pectus Of a weekly newspaper to be published in
Msndeh, claiborne Parish, and conducted by Mr.
v M J Blackburn. The prospectus says that the
Herald viii be devoted to the rights Of the South
generally. and especially to the interests of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

FATAL THEATRICAL PERFoRMANoE.-Mr Ca
jacuberta, distinguished theatrical performer, died
at Valparaiso the night.of his benefit from over
exertion at the Theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

NAvAL-Advices have been received at the Ma
Wy Department lromthe Mediterranean. with dates
10 the 9TH October The flagship Independence
ana irigate Cumberland were in the Bay Of Naples
on me 5oth September; officers and crew all well
both vessels IN quarantine The sloop-oi-war
jamestown, at Constantinople, 18th September
az well Tis frigate ST. Lawrence was to sail
from Bremer-Hayen about the middle of October,
for the Mediterranean Puyser VIM. b Hartwen,
OF Maine dieda sea- on board :sc 4 s. sloop-of.
war Falmouth, on her way to the Pacific, on the
18th July, 1919
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

MIcHaAN.-The House of Representative in
Michigan is considered doubtful The Senate is
democratic, and the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor has large majority.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Chief Aaua1 Coastruetor.-AIr. John Lenthal,
for long time stationed at the Philadelphia Navy
fard as Naval Constructor. has removed to Wash
ingtoni m consequence oiihis appointment as Chief
Constructor. an Richard Powell, who has been
engaged for many years as the assistant of Mr..
Lonthal, is stated TO have accompanied him to
Washington
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

10 We thank Mr.. Downs, Of the Senate, for a
copy Of Emory Reconnaissance in New Mexico
and California
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22
10 Ne Dahl CT@e5nt. .


BALElWoRH Nov 2i.-Ths New York Cotton
Market has experienced further decline Of one
fourth Of q cent, which makes the decline since Che
receipt of the European news by the steamer
America fully three.eghths Of a cent
Flour is dull, with downward tendency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Appointments By the President-LoTFIoIAL1
Nixon White, Of North Carolina to be Puner in the
lavy vice VIM. B. Hartwell, deceased
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

JOHN VAN BuREy's PosrrroN.-Iobn Van Rp.
rem, in correcting several errors in his speech at
Eanuel Hall, the other evening, as reported in the
Boston Republican, says:
" did not ayow my determination never to 90
INTO convention with shareholders | said that SO
long as the Southern States made pro-slaverv he
sole test Of eligibility to office it was obvious tbat
no National Democratic Convention could be held
for the basis Of National Convention is willing
ness and an obligation to support the nominee Of
the Convention, whoever he may be-"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Paper Warehouse, ~ Camp street,
E subscribers, Agents oF the MRnulaetps new Ing
a lAgl slsaEmin q Writing fnnlqg nq wrapping Fapsr
ais lw SHELDON q aoTTER,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22
% 0ooaa, adaptod foT % Meslean

Dry Goods, adapted for ibs hleslean
Markets.
70 cases Super Linen Platllasi
S " rs Linen Creas 4 "a Mr,lsixi
.. "a Fancy Cotton Drill. nj
rs Blue Linen Lsadots
Y a6 Super Printed Calicoes
a, Lawns and BalsosinesI
10 bales "a Inc Brown Shaeungsi
so Chcupae y do
Is Assorted fwilod Cottonadesi
IS 81 Indigo Blue Printed Caicohsi
20 A Beaehed Cotton Imperaes;
25 A -. Mohawk sheetinRst
In store and for sale reasonable terms BY
n0 iw MCDOWELL PECK, 96 Gravier 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

- =, - = =
58S& ~ r SCANiIAN q CO. Ef@
HTS HIVE trs boo,r 40 IL C5griTes street, XII
- received their seS Of IA M
~ GOODS, consisting in Tar Of Black sIs 9nj sam N
Slsr an "as and qualities rich BraGads Silks Sltns for
aud Pou de Sole sst e6ote ] Gg3nssf1 sstn d, Chine
Camee AnuuT ch black sI eo9rai waierl Pallt de s II
au spta anu checked Grn De Naples Glact ms Alec
sS Il o. Hs a@gs , 1 @ saeks oaks and Man
peto assortment Em5roi'ersd Ga e. Coir., Cbs seo
zones Wells, Infants Caps Waists aul Dresses.
Welding Dresses aud sea Bonnet 5a Waist Ribbons Parso
Black and Goofsd Vsiyet' GIVE hri sT03 offered agd
with their usual fall and complete asa0neat Of dress o T1
BTess ' ''''' ee all OF which uay VII ss at The lowest ash
-.~s nl9 2dp
Internat5onoI At Tr,,,
rI1EI E lruIsrg,grsI no H. 'TI.1,-- - iAAOAs
and patrols he Fine ATs e Sriy ,qn Ss 10 ths 9amSTs
SPLENDID OIL PICTURES, lie giit Of he FrsnSb
me gts1a,ona An Union ana order gva the po lie d@
@ s 4"FSs PS Ssl7E t. s ,,raa J,9ag ss ssS
~ -'p''s ''oe'''l' al W 81, sore %, o. , d. -
IN ThsspnlI Oh Piufe t Gt9 VI y,9,,,.J;
one q te prizes for 1879, will on exhibition oT fs iaSs
MO 62lwFr&Mo
~ - =--==-=----------
P6RTRAIT FAINTER No, ' Il S. eaar,.s street.
NV T7,o7;z5;,,7 ~ ~! s9-e Sa---s42
A NY gentleman wishing 10 invest the amount Of $4,000
- OF $oyO IN aiuCTGye business can hear OF an or or.
~ III 81 0dgng so by addressing to A. w., box b. No.
~, ! o'e olnSe. nj Ct
OF fOUN ND NJ ~ ~ ~ "AA'eu
r,oo,I I Mof3A bCIltF, who arrived in this city
b IRON Liverpool sboqt SIX weeks ago. and who has not
concelnn Im n oy 1 iIeqas sihg3 Any information
NTFTiTP Al S56i1 f77z, 10 asI o.
IN SSsbv Lv5 4 fIf 24 g3I IT and 4th proof for
HANs-8 lioIoes and 6bi5 choice sugar C6e5 LANDING
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DIR. Hunters CuriOsities of Literature,
Rugred from o. ErrhdHge Plael and Cugi0Hhgusa9
No. q 81. Charles atreet,


III as The extensive Bookr PantnRE
IL Punis, ec hs Country comprising
Books 10 ali LlnEuaEeh peunart every Kind Scarce anl
Books in Law and Medicine Old Novels The Luth1rI
Phrenoogca Works Of every Inscription Buad and cu's D.
gasl, Louisiana Repurta campeie separate volumes
DO de- and all the Cheap Publication Of the day,
soCtnen Of Stationery Of all kinds, viii buy and pay aT prices
Rooks, IT,.
Gentlemen having Books dispose o. viii lwuys
with good He has also % sell, Yiuah1 Paintings
on commission, suitable tor exhibition very Of Mui
from London, tning Operas Songs BY the p5ser
ia short perfect Museum, che and literature.
II Books loaned o read und,
n B. CEonH and strangers invited call question:
asked, they with to buy..lvUu any ihiug ygu
cad. n4 i2t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

MEXICAN GoonussIoN.-The Board of Com
missioners on Claims against Mexico proceeded
Csays the Washington Republic of the lItI5 OF
Monday to'the investigation of cases. We learn
from our reporter that the memorials of Nathan
Barley as administrator of Moses Nolan of tho
same as administrator Of B. B. Boiling Of him
self; of II. c. AlIensworth; of Dexter Watson
of Sias Nj. Knight; of James NJ Gatewood-
severally IN theease Of the schooner Julius Caesar
OF John Harishorn and Richard Harding, in the
case Of the ship Henry Thompson Of David Hull
and X I. Higgenbotham, in the case Of the schr
champion; Of James Love, administrator Of p.
Love, and Nathan Barley administrator of S.
Booker in case Of the Julius Cesar also of John
W Bunton Malcolm Sandeman 6-Co., and Of N.
Barkey, administrator of A. c. Dougan, in the
case OF the same vessel of Chateau a Demun
Of stephen Morgan and Asa Fisk and others, in
the case OF the schr, Orien-were severally exam
iped aud received; when the board adjourned to
meet the following day at / o'clock, A. A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Steamer fof CalJmnia.-The new steamship
Eudora Jeff New York on Saturday, the 10Th, for
Rio and San Francisco, to take her place in the
line between the latter place and Panama. The
cargo consisted Of dry goods, kitchen stoves print
ing presses and types for two daily papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

Ma - isatAAN CIRoUs.-The amutements Of tbig
pi1s ~ sAesshl order last evening, and gave he
Fso5 -,s.as-san e large and fashionable audience
M otsr Is Company lsemsd desirous ofouistrippiBr
a. iaSny a. he most .u ss olos. we've
mortality" could dslirs specimens Of ifai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

French Assistaaes to Caba.--It was stated the
ether day, on the authority Of letter from Havana.
shat q French way-sieamer, of Cuba, was Offering
g assist in repelling any invasion that might be
made Of that island. The New York Express says:
The Crocodile IS the name Of the steamer hut
Instead OF being there to repe INVASION we are as
sufed. on Spanish authority; here in New York
that she was sent By the Governor Of the French
Antilles 70 look after the interests Of French FARM
les that bad been badly treated in Porto Rico and
Cuba. indeed, the "Verdad' parygrn this city
would convey the idea that the Crocodile wa
there undoubtedly 10 aid and abet, rather than sup
press q revolution. The real truth is, we presume
that she was towering about the islands, as usual
70 look after French interests and French property
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22

LiettRiag Cogdueto-s Scientific PRINCIPLES. -
NJ H. kuOADS Of Ne t0rh Lo'e 60 t- ritEna o. NeN
N Orleans and shpma7 hA be i y @ place prepared
the TWised Wire LIGHTNING ROD te
rerlrf, oilers scientifically Acknowledged by
scientific These Ros ha Advantage u combining
with tine perc1f aHd property from the
electric Hul They sne Of twisted iron. Tie Price such as
per c1mpes be Eithu the Of nlmut every
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