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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

communication received from the Surveyor stating
among other hngs that he had caused snces to be opened
the evee wherever practicable without mourning DANGER
let the water from The river flow through the streets
of the Municipality.
between Common and Canal complaining that the plot OF
ground in the centre of the street which planted with
trees and apart purposes of recreation used
training ground for horses that number of horses
regularly exercised there that in consequence there is
great danger children using pleasue ground and
that has become great nuisance They conclude by
ing the 3h the oa s wh ap
Landings submitted resolution to enclose the plot OF ground
been done with the PLOT in the centreUf Basin sire om
Common to Canal The resolution was adopted
No g. asking for an appropriation Of $500 in aid Of their
funds. Referred to the COMMITTEE on Fires.
The Finance Committee reported resolutions to pay sundry
The Committee Streets and Landings reported resolu-
ae n was p and
The Order Of the Day-The annual report of the Finance
the Crescent on Thursday as was then called wbereupon
motion of Mr. Peters, the resolutions were read and unanl
resolution was then adopted. authorizing the Mayor
give official notice of the sGs M noD.
tors and Clerks and Inspectors appointed by the Mayor and
FIRST WIRD-At the Engine House Of Trad Ferry Fine
Philip Kramer CLERKS: v. w. Matthews, J. Burns. >,
Felix WskeI e1 S
Laurence Bsin, George T. Ross.
site ST. Mays Market Tchouptouas street Inspector
B. Wheelahan; Clerks: Thomas Askew William Lyle e..
sssess n K s APse %'on ws '
No. ss Of o. and
Inspector John E. Caldwell; Clerks: W. F. Flower Chas
SIXTH WARp-At the Hall of Louisiana Hose Company,
corner Carondee and Perddo streets Inspector Benz
NsaSs f s of
JACOB Ezekiel; John Taylor. -
The Council then adjourned.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

e ssS Ni THgRs E4 i,F EXE SIR r, w
sfsHe t eaSs 1st
sRsls PGi ST.
W 10 SAL o MHipNEsDA os Ms.sh positively
E,oR SAN FRANCisC0 direct. through the STRAITS
epps5 Mh9F PACKET xs W william
Long master, will positively leave as above Her
ny FL %h @
S those e Ss
suitable conveyance as nothing will deian her from starting
ON ON CAN
fFARS5aR ~ sSss;
Shippers by this vessel must have their bills OF ading all in
before p M to-day the 18th for Captains signature NIL
and
ans veil d months
old and has fine accommodations for To
% i.d"Ssns%,: % Sss III p.$
will be allowed 800 lbs over to Ply At the
'' ms % % Cts
&; r. SS II y;
700 tons register and fs superior for the accommo -
o She
the mos; complete and 's sS si condition Her Lover
and fitted up with State rooms for the accommodating Of
Families who may be DESTROYS Of taking passage Each
state room will be ventilated by side lights and provided
with ample supply of Bedding AnsxperienGsd surgeon
viii go in the ship Capt Coffin is Commander Of great
experience and for Families particularly this ship offei:
unusually good opportunity A large part OF the freight
already ENGAGED but room will bs Kept fe such freight as
ship. Who will lake charge of any entrusted
his care For tfsi RfiisNsi wy Co. Camp st.
Price of Passage $500 in State-roo ms. No Storage
Passengers will Be taken Freight: 81 per Flour barrel,
OF 80c per cubic foot,
The Alhambra may be the Steamship Landing in
Lafayette Passengers are invited to 20 on board and exam
inc for themselves.
The ship will touch at Rio de Janeo and Valparaiso for
the purpose of obtaining fresh sons and water Pas
Oldest and fnss. cites il south America
Arrangements will be made to receive passengers immedi
State and Berths will not be considered engaged
until paid for. Dh17 I'd
NOR CHAGRES.-The well known and very Af>
Townsend win sail as above For freight or pas
having splendid cabin ~ in state
''O'H'' ''rs oto r. CAMERDEN. n Gravisr st. St.
N B.-Ths vessel Offers superior inducements shippers
aad passengers, having made her last down and
back in 20 days.
Cabin Passage......seo Storage tand found). $50
/ 200 lbs Baggage allowed for each passenger. mhls
tv- 70 saA WITH DISPATCH.
TOR VERA CRuZaThe new fast sailing copper
dispatched Tor the above port If sufficient number K
of passengers freight should offer. This vessel
already fitted for the VOYAGE and lie dispatched
days Capt having jast returned from Vera Crz where
give all information required 70 the routes and expenses
For terms apply board Pest Second Municipality.
~mhls 81 Common street,
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ORLEANS TIL e A 7 4 e

THURSDAY EVENING, March o. 1885, will be performed for
the time charming Opera music by Au-
Der, entitled HAYDEE; OR, THE GREEK SLAVE Per
MessIs. LeonFleuy, Valet, Berton New scenery
Act stage represents the deck of the Venetian Adm
rails vessel Mark the manmast Aii are
the and Turkish vessel flying The sails o. ne A
uTed the right wounded men, whose
being dessedon the deck, boarding pixies c aest @
closed. The soldiers the Deck anu the sa'
ropes, the their or the caps
Ill. Grand vestibue Of the Grinan faace;
each side the the sea- anu INC principal
edfces OF Venice seen. . -, a., n. oE,o
- III I'll; commence at O'Clock mh2l
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Observation-Disclosures Course, Carrollto
AlEsN 2 G. AsA
81 sssG

LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION-SPRING MEETING.
yINHE Louisiana Association Jockey
will TUESDAY, 9th instant and continue
throughout the week.
First fer two years Od-Cosed
Second ine1ay 26hS Eeepsake three old
$500 subscnp on-s l60 foret-Two heasThree
svbscrhers 10 make a the 18th.
Furs be addressed to the Secretary
- citation Jockey Club. THOS. E. LEEFE,
mills I'd o. Louisiana Association.
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Briggs.

VIM. Bottsford 8,ms
Iorktosn......l7,m5
Whilhamet 80. 7,ml
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
Improved Real Estate al Carrollton.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j. A. BEARD, Auctl0reer.
CATURDAY. March ga at ocockWl be sold at Banks Ar
- described valuable property situated the
best part Of CarrolltOn, VIZ; ,r,,1 ,,rs n r
A good and substantial. DWELLING, with TWO LOTS or
GROUND handsomely improved the residence Of John Hamp
son. ESQ., being and g. plan exhibited sale Each
Short street. between Commercial and 81
depth Of l3 feet inches between parallel lines
and running ius0 alley The mproven n CON-
cked with fruit etc.
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with all theonprovernents thereon,
situated the residence Dr. Rd and formerly known as
Herman Properly" being Nos Y g. and TO- and forming me
corner Streets all plan drawn BY "
lostein dated Ma oh 10 and known the properly o. Mt
The improvements comprise substantial and well
built Dwelling 80
Terms of sale for the made known at SAFE.
cbassrs ~ S " ml2t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Abuut O'Clock last Saturday
night at the of Grod and Commerce streets
named F; H. Bowen was knocked down and robbed of
she and two otheTssO he alleges. Hughes and man
John Hines have been arrested by the Second Num-
cpay poce of the parties concerned in the robbery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

FIRST DIsTR1cT CoURr-ysiGl Of Bal Fan Hook
Yesterday the Court occupied with the trial of the
Bill Van Hook, against whom the Grand Jury had
found three true blsone for entering the house of Mrs
Oviat in Canal street, early the morning of the 23d
February last one for aSsaultng with intent to kill CON-
msary De Armas, by shooting at him with pistol; and
another attempting the like Whitmore and another
Police officer We need not Tecaitnlate the evidence at
the time we gave full narrative of the affarBis opera
tons in the ousehe hue and cry aer hm-his firing at
made the target shower of brick batswhch in all the
essential points. correct. Mr. REYNOLDS the District
Attorney conducted the Prosecution. Mr. Reese defended
Van Hook apd raised several objections all of which were
Overued. No evidence produced for the defe nee
The jury without leaving their box found Van Hook guilty
Ofths first charge On the second Indictment he found
guilty Of a simple assault, Commsgary De Amas having
testified that he did not believe Van Hook revolver, which
he freely used loaded. The third charge not
tried Judge McHenry sentenced the daring desperate
thief three years imprisonment at hard labor in the
Fenitentiay the first charge and to three months i'm
pTisonment the Parish prison the second. After
ing his sentence Van Hook desired be sent the Peni
tertiary at once and be allowed his long term
there before serving his three months in The Parish prison
The request acceded to, and we believe Van Hook will
be sent off Baton Rouge this morning Thus, for time,
city will be freed from the presence of this desperate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

FATAL TERMINATION OF AN AFFRAy.IWe learn that
an ARRAY place yesterday afternoon board the steam
boat Suana the Levee between two of the hands be-
longing the boat and terminated by OF them
named Lilly falling overheard and being drowned Both
the men, it is said were intoxicated at the time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Grand Reception Day of JAMES POLK who with
hi. site rs the Theatre this Bene-
IL of Mrs. MELINDA JONES. nj,
rv,ilS EVENING" Wednesday, March o. will be acted the Phy
i Of THE LADY OF LYONS Claude Menstte, for this 0eca-
sion only M. jones' Col Damas Mr. Chlppendale Pau,
line Mrs Stuart To conclude with DID YOU EVER SEND
YOUR WIFE TO LAFAYETTE7 Mr. and Mrs. Honeybun,
Mi. and Mrs. Fuller
~ Doors open past g. and Curtain at O'clock
fS Tickets places had application to Mr. j. r
- 10 and O'Clock, every day mh2O
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ADJUSTMENTS.
80
AMERICAN THEATRE.

Benefit Of Mrs. COLEMAN POPE.
THIS EVENING Weinesday March e. Will be PERFORMED q
Jamison Ctesiphon. Mr. Charles HIGHLAND FLiNG "
Mr.. Thompson To conclude wih the Farce oil EfN LIZ
Is COME. Baron Swig it-of Mr. Charles Jenny Leather
lungs Miss E. Petre- D., b.,
ar control Of Mr. s. L. Beea
Circle, rs cents fare oec0u au
Third TIERS so cents Coored Boxes 50 CENTS cents
Private Boxes and secured the BoxOfce be
tween The hours OF 10 NJ and p NJ by applying to Geo.
~ Doors open at quaebefore Performance will commence
~ a. nusTssr nsst preciselv mh2i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

STrALIEG A TRUNK AND CLOTHING Peter Tracey
arrested yesterday afternoon, by Dunbar of the Second
Municipality Police. on charge of stealing trunk and
clothing of the value of sis, from E. A. Follansby.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21
NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 81.

DANGEROUS AND SusrcIoU. Thomas Steele was
committed to the wOkhouse yesterday for month, by act
ing Recorder Fabe dangerous and suspicious charac
ter. John Hill alias Shocks" noted cab driver
here has been arrested by the First Municipality police
dangerous and suspicious character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

THREATENING TO KILL.-Ann Davies appeared yeser-
day before Recorder Seuzeneau and made complaint that
woman named Calvary entered her house, of Mande
vile and Casacavo streets Monday night and threaten
ed to kill her with knife GU the first opportunity
rant was issued for the arrest of the accused
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21
Races-Shreveport Course, La.
81 | Mks.ss

THE SPRING MEETING of the SHREVEPORT JOCKEY
l. CLUB will Shreveport, La, TUESDAY, the
LIST day of May, and continue Throughout th9 week
DayTueday lstJockey Cub Parse sl50-One mile heats
Day Wednesday, 2i-A Purse Of $2GTwc mile heats
Third Da-Thursday, sd-A of s40Three mile heats.
Day Friday 4hA Purse Of $20O-One mile heatsbeat
three five.
Ffh D1-Sstrday 5thA Of $lse-Oue mile heats for
beaten horses only--Entrance 10 per cent.
NJ B. hapast three in the afternoon OF
Two horses the
money added The rules of the Orleans Jockey Club will
the decision Of the Judge will IN all
final sending their horses forward before the Races will
every accommodation the OF Shreveport or out on the
track, whit is within miles Of the town.
mig 6td&tW W.. TYSON g. CO., Proprietors.
r5s- The Picayune and Delta will please copy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

KEEPING HOUSE OF ILL.FAME.-Ye erday Recorder
Senzeneau committed Henry Furst for trial before the First
District Court charge Of keeping house OF liame at
the corner of Victory and Frenchmen streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21
Succ ession of Alex. Logan.
RY REARD. CALHOUN & co.

J. A. BEARD, AuctOneer
T1RIDAY April is IL O'clock will be soI auction at
r Banks Arcade this by and in of order OF
the Hon e. Canon of Second District Court of NwOr
leans 18th January @ and under instructions of James
Dayen of the of Alexander Logan, the
following described property,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon Second Municipality Lafayette Icy
a depth of So feet I inchos ami lines.
said situated between Camp and Magazine streets,
and is leased to James Wutal until April. 1850
before j. R. Beard, Notary Public, the expense OF
the purchaser. mh6 tt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

GA "A HIA q y >.
lust received from New York, large supply of CAR
j RACES, consisting of Coaches, IAR "a
Rockaways. Coupee Rockaways, BroTgh-
ANS. four and five seat Barouches, Phe- E&e$2>E3f
tons and Buggies with and without tops -N----
Cor sale low at As and IS Royal street, BY, pcAcp
mills H. o6Aoa'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

Clothing. Clothing. .ClOtnIhs!
M RARNETT-No. Is Damp. street,
HAS now hand and constantly E Eessy'n ksEApT
MADE CI.OTHiNC--a of which being his own manu-
acure enables him to sell eheaS a. any pur
.sno for their own wear and dealers at wholesale are
enectfuy invited to call and examine for themselves the
following articles: ux.oL Co.,.
Fine and medium do. DO. alfeoors
Rack brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs
Black and fancy D,ap d Etc sacs and D,Orsay Goats
Extrs fine French Merino Sacs and Paietos
sinner fancy Linen Goats, of every description.
-Rack and coiored Spring Cashmere Pants.
SUperior French Merino RDnts:
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Tweei and French Cottonade Pants
India Nankeeu and Silk warp - do.
Super white Marseilles and Linen Nesfs
Rack Satin Merino, Cashmere. Bombazine, and
Fancy Vests of every quality and style, On o..
mill 3m NJ BARNETT ~ Csmp"'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

Two OF 'EM-Yesterday Lieut. Seicshnayder of the
First Municipality police being the look out at the
Of Royal and Canal streets espied George Godfrey a
swell cove" and noted ndIoppei,' and = Whock. a
the Second Municipality side and having suspicion
that they were searching for subject for opins in
and therefore gave them polite invitation to accompany
him the police office which OF course accepted there
being NO use in refusing it. On searching the parties both
of them had money, and Nhitlock had gold watch
watch that intended pass for gold and loaded
pistol on his person. The two locked up suspi-
cious and dan gefous T" persons,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

TIVE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his connection with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter the Auction
his and that from his long experience
Auctioneer and his weknown capacity that
he will receive portion OF the public patronage.
II. r. WOOD.
References-Maunsel White Co., VIM Laughn & Co.. Jacob
Barker. ja30
NTORPHY g. MENUS, dUCTTONEERS No. 81 Magazine
l street, opposite Banks Arcade Sales by Auction
Stocks Cargos Negroes Merchandise
Successors Underwriters Port Wardens' fyl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

FOR MOBILE-D.AILY u S. MAIL LINE.
- The splendid low. pressure ~T->
sslA=zHPa 1M ste Steamers G 2IsIa gezasa
CALIFORNIA, Capt. C. L. Reynolds, and JAMES !.
DAY, Capt. VIM T. Gberson having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in One of the above steam
ers will leave the POntchartIain Railroad DAILY during
The week on the arrival the Lake of the hapast clock
p M Train of Cans and of the O'Clock on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board. OF to
ja24 J. X. GEDDES. Agents, III BANK RACE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

BURGLARY.-About fifteen days the occupied
by c. Monaghan, of Orleans and Robinson
entered in the night time and $40 80 in silver and
quantity of wearing apparel stolen therefrUm. Some
of stolen property has been found in the possession of
Thomas Reyney who has been arrested and sent by
Acting Recorder before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

LAFAYETTE CouNcIL.-Notlng of importance was done
in this body last night 1t adjourned after debating point
of order for some time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-A man named Morris Keho went
before Recorder Seuzeneau yesterday to make affidavit
against his wife, and while in court, being under the in
uence of liquor, abused his wife and used disrespecfu
language towards the Recorder, whereupQn he
fenced to hours imprsOn ment in the Parish PRISON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

RoPER,s sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.9S Street, .Nep Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. M, to q P NJ, and
oEROM tn O'CLOCK p M Jas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGlERS
vl,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
| that he has now successful operation - -
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from @&a4ssH
the City Of New Orleans to Alge5s. from day;
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
Site the Pontchartran Railroad landing, in Agie short
each side are well arranged and safe and exit and
trance always obtained The rates are the same as those
charged by the other Ferries Also shipmastery and Others
wishing to go to the Point will find large and commodous
skjfs constantly plying between the Government wine #,
CwheIe the Oinnbuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side. ,HnoIpu
fy5 WILLIAM kANDe".'"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

VERY good PIANO. for a very low price, may be had
N at 152 Camp street. opposite Lafay:
cite Square, Also, few VlOl.INS and ~
GUITARS, and an assessment OF PlANOH III H II
STRINGS. mhl2
LIE DOYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID.
TT,HE VIRTUE OF THE DISiNFECTlNG FLUID
garded as the only eectua remedy for the euvia arising in
the sick chamber from hospital wards and diseased
pvy ya III ec eH F0, sa PAbDoCK ITO Poydra, st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

kV- To sail THURSDAY EVENING.
CyOR SAN FRANCISCO. California; new
y splendid Baltimore clipper built bark MONT IL
datons for five more passengers, and will sail as
above. For passage apply board Post Second NUM-
cipality or to [mh2ll C. J. MEEKER, IS Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21
CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.

Cor Louisa and Tchsupitoulas st. Marys MARKET
Proprietors NUM- LIPMAN, GERMAN g. La THoRNE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

FrRr.-A hre broke out early this morning
the wooden buildings IN Washington o. on the ,ou,.
aide, between Hawk and Swan sts IL eommenosd 4.
the cellar under NJ. Hewits shoe store s6t ner,,
Mr. Joys buck grocery. IL spread east c0n.unir,
four buildings and was arrested BY Mr. Newtons d..'
ling house Mr. Hewitt ard family had barely tim. 4,
escape from the flames His goods valued a. O. 0o
were entirely destroyed-no insurance. There va a,
insurance of $500 on the house. Mr. aosher saved u,
stock OF bis variety store Albany Atss, .,Ik
FIRE rS HEBRON We learn thst the exteus.7,
tannery q, Hsbroo belonging 10 Hon. Nathaniel B.,
ry was burn, 20 the ground Thursdsy evening a,
The loss Is estmsted 1t so 600 with only t23oo irs
rance. Judge Berry. at ths uulc. wss stendn, Py
mouth Court BY this catastrophe, the hsrd -srnien
Of years are swept ia single hour aud the lo.er
prudent and indastrio1s manufacturer, reduced !,
comparative poverty. concord n n Ps,riot 9sA
DEsrRUcrIvs FIRy.-ANS ARBOR, Jsnssry 4.
The Ann ArbOr FIGURING Nuls belonging 70 Wl-i.rs
Sinclair burned down last nj gbt about 10 oeoet
with al ito contents One thousand bushels of NJ,
snd seven hundred 3our barrels Lose $4,000 ip.
rance In the .Fins and Columbus Insurance Conp.p.
| to the amount Of $1,000.
"SrARK MAD.'-Durin. the year u. ,t,,,
hundred ami ninety i've weddings tOok pl.ss IN st..
Co. Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
What is the Use Of the Navyf
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WAsHryeIoS, Wednesday, Jan "A.
In the House today, Reports from the Commit
tee on Commerce being in order, Mr.. GRISsELL
Of Mass. submitted resolution from that Commit
tee requesting the Secretary OF the Navy to detsch
two OF our National vessels, at such time as he
shall be able 70 spare them without detrimen' 70
the public interest, 70 ssl in the new routes ior
crossing the Ocean recommended oy Lieut.
Naury as the result Of nis Interesting Nautical and
Meteorological Investigations, and BY when ne .s
confident the average passage may be materially
shortened. Mr. g. explained that this undertaking
was approved by the Secretary, but ne did sot ieei
at liberty 10 authorize the required expedition
without some favorable expression from Congress
and this expression the Committee on Com
merce now recommended
A .tsnd-up vote being taken on tins resol1'
sion il was defeated by 60 70 5s-the Yeas being
nearly al Wings and the Nays Loco-Focos. Bat
tor the sziness Of a considerable number, who
sat still in their seats when they should have
voted, / think it could have passed.
This hostility Of large portion Of our states
men 10 having the Navy, or in fact the Govern
ment, DO anything useful and benehcent-any'
thing be.ide killing and destroying-is hard Il
comprehend.