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NOTICE.

S hereby given that my son ALBERT X. Fay, has LEI
L my house and employ This is to forbid all per
sons h7rborDg trusting him NY account, as sha
pay no debts of his contracting after this date.
Grafton, July 8, le49 dJl0* ], w. FAY.
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FOR SALE OR LET.
"a COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in very pleas
sa "A ant part of the City, F!r further information
49, quire at this Office. DIFF July 10.
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money will be rounded.
liberal discount made TO those who buy to sell again
JFOrders for Chmns. applications for The ri2hI u
manufacture and sell in Mne New hampshire Vernon
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, addressed 70
Boston, June 90. d6tw4t JONES & CURTIS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

A new weekly paper Is in embryo. Editor MIR. J. w
Bryce-known in your city-titie, Spirit OF the Union
The last act of the Femens outrage takes place formally
this afternoon when majority of the engine companies OF
Brooklyn hand in their designations to the Common Council
About two hundred citizens have far enrolled them
selves as temporary members of the Fire Department and
there but little danger of the city suffering from the course
of the rowde who have heretofore formed that important
body The charter of the city, before the Legisla
ure contains clause giving the right of election etc. to
the Fremen and they knew it and yet have taken this
course.
laughabe took place yesterday IN Fulton
street. (Bookyn and afforded sport to all sorts OF va
gabonds who preferred the street to the church. poor old
crazy woman had possessed herelf of ptchork pistol
and a razor and going to the house of her daughter in
Gowanus miles from the city, ordered her to pro-
coed to BrooAlyn forthwith. The daughter demuned but
the cid woman had the wherewih enforce obedience and
making GOOD of the fork tines the poor girl found her
sefhuying towards the town short order. In this man.
ner she marched until clearly within the city, when she was
rescued by an officer but not before pitched battle bad
decided her lot The old ptchork gored the officers hand
and the contents of the pistol might have bored his head II
they had consisted of oak leaves. The crazy woman
was placed confinement and the daughter after seeing
her comfortable, returned to her home.
Brooklyn has sustained great loss in the death of Mrs
Samuel A Wioughby, which took place Saturday last
Yours respectfully, INDICATOR
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TeIegraphed to the ''Daily Crescent
A1jraI Of Steamship Canada
ADVANCE IN COTTON.

| Large SaleS-EHcOuraging Aspect Of Commercial
Affairs - Breadstufs and Provisions Firm -
France Quiet-Tlade Improving IN that Coua-
hy-Cariist Troubles in Spain.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3O-The steamer Canada
| P. NJ, having taken her departure from Liverpool
on the 18th. The Cotton market has improved
For the week ending January 9Th, it exhibited an
advance of from ] to nearly of penny. There
was considerable speculation in American descrp-
tons during the week.
The next week, ending the 10th, speculation
abaed, and prices receded a little. Compared with
the prices of to-day, the highest price last week
was in advance of the quotations of two weeks
before. Fair Orleans, 4sd. TO AID. Mobile,
AID. to AID. !; Georgia, bowed, A. to 43d. The
sales Of the first week amounted to 1900
bales, and of the second week to $4,000 bales.
Rice market steady good TO fair Carolina dressed,
10 to 81 shillings. Spirits Of Turpentine in better
demand. American, 80 sings. American
sweet Flour 81 shillings to 81 shillings and pence
per barrel Indian Corn 80 to SO shillings per quar-
ter. Corn Meal II shings to Is shngs and 9
pence. Iron brisk, at full prices. American Lard
firm. Leaf keg Lard 81 10 36 shillings barrels
81 shings American barrel Pork 5 shillings;
New Mess Pork, 40 to SO shillings; old, 40 10 81.
Bacon, long middlinss, free of bone, 40to 43. The
aspect Of commercial affairs is very encouraging,
and good business is anticipated during the ensu-
ing Spring. Money Market easy-Rate of discount
2! to 81 per cent. Consos S9... The Bank of Eng
land discount continues satisfactory, and the stock
of bullion is slightly increased.
FRANCE.-In France President Louis Napoleon
is principally occupied in giving receptions to the
populace, who show the greatest enthusiasm in his
favor Some disturbances of trfng nature had
occurred near Paris, but they were soon quelled.
French funds We're rather lower. Trade had i'm
proved.
SPAIN.-ln Spain Gen. Coucha has resigned
his Office as Captain of the Catalonan Guards.
Cacina is blockaded by the Carlists.
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CLOTHING AT COST.
To close Winter Goods offer the balance Of our stock Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter CIothing

nj
Fine ana Fashionable Winter Clothing
AT COST, FOR CASH, comprising elegant and well
of Fine Goods the best manner and Of al 49,
fashionable stye
DRESS COATS OF Black and Blue French Cloths
FROCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS OF Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweels
SACK PALETOTS: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Txsa1
OVERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere. .st
VESTS: OF Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French
Fancy Satin anil Silk, White Marsees very rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS: of Slk Merino, Lambs Wool, Flannel Cotton
Linen
UNDERSTANDS: of Silk Merino Lambs WOOL Flannel Co,
ton, etc.
RobES DIES CHAMBRES; of various styles and Qualities
GLOVES Jouvin Kid of all coo Merno Silk Cashmere gct
skim
CRAVATS aud SCARFS: beautiful assortment Of choic. and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHEFS Half Hose, suspen,ers tJntpL
las Trunks, ETC. and all pertaining to gene,nan
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street
Ja25 2dptf Of Common, under Hewlets Exchange
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Auction Sales This Day.

MoRPHY NEvUs will SELL at 10 o'clock, No 81 Maya.
zine street, Hats Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, etc
H. F. SMITH will sell, II O'Clock, the New Orleans
Bazaar and Auction Mart corner of Perddo and Ca
rondelet Streets Carriages. Wagons, Days, Horses,
Harness, etc.
r. M ARMFIELD will sell at the OF Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats. Boots, Shoes ETC.. with
out reserve. (fxY' See Auction head1
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CORPUS CHRISTI. Jan. %, 1913.
Eds. Crsscent-The Fanny hardly of sight before
the California fever had completely used up and am
sure enough ckeed for that country where the exca
bIes most will congregae In few days viii leave for FL
Dorado, and the feel just would 60 if knew it
was only soap mine.
The company here will be off in few days and as they
need some who has the eephanr. was on hand
and without coaxng and III pat them through or be put
through the ribs stomach If like that section of country
better than Corpus-and must be fine place if do-l
ride Of those California horses Fremont praises SO much
back 10 the Gulf in jy. bid my Atlantic friends
and speed back to Uncle Sans great gold plantation It's
only fourteen hundred miles, and what's that boy that's
growing as Ms Fitzwilams would say?
WegO by the Preside Rio Grande then travel up parallel
with that stream to Ell Pao, leaving Preside del Noe TO the
left then little north of west, to and down the ella to the
Gold Diggins and all the way Uncle Sam new grounds
q. Ii. Bears will arrive in your city with this, and will
bring down with him few of the anxious, who will trail
us up, having made all necessary arrangements There will
be plenty OF animals from the Rio Grande and the ran
cbos about here and parties need be detained here
length of time.
Urge parties not TO 90 through Mexico for have every
reason to believe their detention will be great and their
penses enormous.
shall write again before leave, and until then adios
CHAPARRAL.
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For CALIFORNIA. A number of gentlemen
have organized a company for the purpose of pro-
ceedng to San Francisco Uia the isthmus of Te-
huantepec They hold their meetings each night
at half past seven O'Clock at the Commercial Ex-
change. Gentlemen wishing to join The company,
can do so by giving satisfactory references and
SIGNING the constitution.
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ONO RIvER.-'fhe river was on stand at Louis
vile on the evening of the 18th, with 9 feet inches
water i'll the Indiana chute the falls. 1t was ris
ing at Madison on the 25th, from the Kentucky
river, which was swelling. At Cincinnati it was
falling slowly.
The Cumberland was high and falling on the 9th.
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% Mrs. Gen. Taylor, wife of the President elect,
Col. Bliss and lady, and Major Hunter and lady,
arrived al Mobile on Monday from New Orleans,
and took passage in the steamboat Emperor on the
same evening for Montgomery, on their way 10
MashingtOn.
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HAVANA LoTTERY.--The following were the
principal prizes drawn in the Royal Lottery of the
23d January: Nos. Il, 1862, $4,000; 1854, &c.
600; 34,ll3 $4,000; 100, $1,000 5,jH, 81 goo ;
2I,73l, $1,000; 2s,7SS, $1,000; 3I,s25, $4,000;
l,2G6, $1,000; 1921, $1,000; 1869, $1,000 ;
1904, $1,000; 2l,927, $1,000; 22,l3i, $1,000 !:
25, 77S, $1,000; 1898, $1,000. We would refer
our readers for detailed list of the official drawing
10 La PQtria of this morning.
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MEMOIR OF c. A. LUzENBERG, M. Dive
have received of J. B. Steel neatly printed pamph
let with the above title. The writer of the memoir
is DR.. Tllos ~ Logan, from whose intimate ac-
quaintance with the late DR.. Gutenberg. as we'll as
from his admitted ability. the public had right to
expect good memoir of his distinguished friend );
and we presume there will be no cause for disap-
pontment.
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BLACKwoOD's MAGAZINE. - The December
number of this able periodical, has been received
by Weld 81 Co. Now is a good time to subscribe,
as the next number completes new volume
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BooKs.-J. c. Morgan has for sale Salvador,
or the Adventures of Marquis - Anger, or the
Firebrand," by Eugene Sue; The Marrying
Man. - Graham's Magazine . for January; and
the " North British Review"
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ST CHARLES THEATRE.-7He Opera.-The fine
troupe now at the ST. Charles produce this evening
that sweet opera of Auber, :" Fra Diavolo, which,
with the Mad Scene in g Lucia di LammermOor
and capital farce-al for the benefit of the tenor,
Mr.. Manvers-must attract an overlooking house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

New SPANISH READER, from J. b. Steel-a
verv excellent book for those who wish to acquire
acknowledge of the noble idiom OF Casille-ano VINO
in this age of adventure does not desire to kno"
language spoken in three-fourihs of the American
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s. of T. Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal FOunt Hail. DO Tchoupi-
toulas street. at halfpast Z.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. H. Unity Hail. Marigny Build.
ings, Third Municipality, at halt-past T.
STAR OF IIoPK DIVISION No. 26. at Y Brothers Hail,
Lafayette at half-past Z.
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STIcKNEY's CIRCUs.-The bright particular star
at the present time is the great Levi North, whose
performances are nightly witnessed by crowded and
delighted audiences. Sam Stickney has taxed his
inventive faculties to the utmost in providing all
the equestrian talent available, and his success
thus far has proved that the public has not been I'M
mindful of his efforts in their behalf
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Important from Mexico.

Trouble Anticipated al T almpico.
BY the arrival of the U. S. steamer Telegraph
yesterday from Tampico, which place she left on
the 23d ult, we have important intelligence con-
corning difficulties which have arisen between TIE
American Quartermaser and the authorities at
Iampco. Capt. Carr, Q. NJ. U. S. Army, it will
be recollected, was left at Tampco in charge of
quantity of Government stores According TO the
treaty of peace with Mexico, certain time was
to be allowed for the removal Of these effects.
Whether the time had expired or not, we cannot
say; but at all events the Mexican commander,
General Garay, ordered Capt. Carr to leave within
specified time, and if the order was not complied
with voluntarily he was given to understand that
force would he used. Under these circumstances.
Capt. Carr, Capt. Chase, and the Commander of q.
). sloop-of-war Saratoga, then lying at Tampco,
held conference, at which it was decided that the
Quartermaster should not recede from his position
Capt. Carr left for Vera Cruz in order to see Com
modOre Wilkinson 1t was thought that the whole
squadron would shortly be at Tampico, prepared
to enforce respect TO our flag
These particulars we gather fion Capt Ryan of
the schooner Arispe, who came passenger on the
Telegraph
We cannot account for these proceedings, except
ing from the fact that Gen. Garay was always an
antreaty man, and may wish 10 renew the diff
cultles between the two countries. Gen la Vega
recently appointed Commandant- General of Ia
maulipas, was at the last accounts at Vera Cruz
on his way to Tampico. His arrival was expected
to restore harmony and good understanding
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AMERICAN THEArRE.-This house continues in
the full tide of prosperity, and deservedly so. for
every effort is made to provide entertainments
which must prove attractive and acceptable to the
audience. Tonight Julius CGsar' will be per-
formed by cast Of characters which may fairly
challenge comparison with any theatre in the Union,
including as it does such names as Messrs. Adams,
Jamison, Eytinge, Charles and Greene Mrs. Pope,
and Mrs. Greene, besides those of every men,
Der of this excellent stock company. Such per-
Torrance cannot fail to be worth seeing, particularly
when we bear in mind how admirably this was
arranged few weeks ago. ''Mose in New
Orleans' loses none of its attractions, and will be
performed again tonight.
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90 The officers of the steamers Boreas, Belle of
the West, Martha Washingo on, Charles Hammond
and VIM. Noble, have placed US under obligations
for late panera
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SToCKwELL's PANoRAMA.-'fhsex exhibition con-
tinues to attract the lovers of Art in great numbers
to Panorama Hall. But few nights remain, and
those who wish to see the g Father of Waters, as
represented in this great picture, must improve the
time.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY

y
T s E ri A$'s %n h a,ss SS jon" '
W., yERA 4 Di. p Love- MIS- Hyams snsles, 10,
S Ssatr fs%s f Mas Usher VIM Range
81 M M9y!S yo so tsys .s names cS5,s"
PToetor and lady Dupdy Col Bailey Gibbs Van
ST, CHARLES Judge Rax1cn, W II stockwell A T
n B1 A MAJ cs c Capt n scGs a I @
Gr2kt Trse Us 4 Kelly Whfel,ng Hugh Nelson Ky
,er Ga Dr. L Jones' Texas Cox Col sber and lady, Nj.
la; R"a H es4y %% s9 HS%n ~
Isq' Henry MaI!iy B@tsE rho ii Purcell Garaoe2T
m G aso Me- Geo s 1sk Ii swISa FarS Wiissns
John Veazey John X sconal, Wilton Brown, Texas.
q Grand Division S. of T.. State Of Louisiana
NFxF the a 5 at % s neg oo S% hN m
ana o5 psG1q Division b. No. % q S. G4
FowFiI G. 7. .,.,, cows J. LEWIS,
~ N2 9:' a5a Gulok FEe Co.
wasting ' " fg s JOHN RESN6LDs, ssersisr a'''
80 a: NoIIG5E t;: Fire Co. No. 15IThe
aien M so% G the on 6Sgp, S O F nSa
o'clo'E order. y RosT E oUlNAN, Secretary
Fire DEPARTMENT. a meeting of the Foremen
the mou.s i Fare Co. ~ e. on f the h u 1fa ."
mo,Iqn s. G. RSH Of Mississippi No appointed Chairman
On Reolsed, That the FIRE Department
their Anniversary SUNDAY the urth day OF March"
Companies Lafayette Ag1ers unite with the De-
pament in the celebration Of the day
February O'Clock at Hail Of Mississippi Fire Co No.
9 to elect Grand Marshal. and make other
i. B. HEARTT se:y OF Fore@cn '>' ''', yI
kV Second Municipality High School-On MON
DAY the M day Of February, there viii
ae Tor admission High School Boys, Municipality
Two Should the vacancies be filed from the
panents the Public Schools sppicatiom received until
that date from the Municipality iargc. Candidates
ahmed Arithmetic, Geography English Grammar History
the United States The examination viii be held the Council
Chamber at IL A. M and Continue from day day until completed
NJ R. JENNiNGs,
ja3ltd Committee on Boys High School.
wi heaaegS ae gqpe e W T. n9fs Rs ANDY %
DAVDS PLASTER, the page of paper These
ceent remedies sold only sCoVIL MEAD lib Charities
street. jailu
sV Preventive-The Pcayune says that Cesnliness
DRAWERS, SOCKS etc. can be Obtained both good
Royal street.
H. Daley's Magical Pain ~ Extractor ist. - The
lhproletq, ''h BAILEY Inc wraPrer OF each
Southern Depot, Isl Charles street, New Orleans.
~ Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. r. MULI.EN's
advertisements the other columns Of nus paper HE the
need would do we'll HIM call 50
nIstt
kW NewOrleans, Dec. S. 1s48.-Dr j. MEN SING:
The Set ol Teeth you inserted TOT CONSIDER
natural teeth. Those needing work done N your line are At rv to
call No. II St. John street. PenI,lo AMI (,ray
strIsts, and inspect or themselves. Yours,
A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

OF We are indebted to the officers of the Pride
of the West for st. Louis papers.
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PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The exercises yesterday at
the Presbyterian Church opposite Lafayette Square,
were of a highly interesting nature. The building
was crowded TO its utmost capacity with delighted
spectators, all Of whom seemed to view the pro-
ceedngs with much pleasure. The ordef of exer-
cises completed in the manner laid down in the
programme, with the exception of two pieces which
Were necessarily omitted. The young gentlemen
all delivered themselves well, particularly w. A.
Hail. whose manner and emphasis were unexcep-
tonable. The two addresses by c. L. C. Dupuy,
both original, were also very good.
After the addresses had been delivered, the cere-
mony of presenting the diplomas to fourteen young
ladies and two young gentlemen, was performed
by Mr.. Baldwin, assisted by several members of
the Board of School Directors. The whole affair
passed off pleasantly. The music, under the direc-
ton Of the talented Mr.. Miller, was especially
good.
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VALENrINEs.-See J. B. Steel's advertisement IN
another column.
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MILITARY ARRIVALS. - Lieutenants VIM. l..
Critenden of the LIST Infantry, A. Crozet of the Sth
Infantry, and Arthur d. Tree of the 81 Dragons,
arrived here yesterday from Texas. All these gen
tlemen distinguished themselves through the war.
Lieuts. Criftenden and Tree Were conspicuous
for good conduct in the battles Of Palo Alto and
Resaca de la Palma, and the Sth Infantry hlcd in
every battle during the except Buena Vista.
We greet their return TO g the settlements with
pleasure.
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go" Preventiye-The Pcayune says that Cleanliness
the best Preyenyes of Cholera. Clean UNDERSHlRTS
and DRAWERS, SOCKS, etc. be obtained, both good and
cheap LEiGhToN'S Genenen's Furnishing Store, No.
ROYAL DIS
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o. The English mail steamer Dee arrived at
Mobile Point last Wednesday,
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Gs- Fire riots between the Carroll Hose and
Globe Engine companies occurred in Philadelph
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sw Our Readers requested to
meits OF WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DANlD'S PLASTER, the first These
ceien remedies sold only by sCOYIL MEAD lib Charities
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tY1 u. S. Mail Pike No. 0-For Louisville Cincinnati
Wheeling and PiburgThiS DAY Friday, o'clock P M,
positively, fon Poy iras street wharf
HYDE g. OGLESBY, I2 Poydras ST.
Passengers will plAse be on board at the hour. iy2
~ For San Francisco, California. The bark
TOURO, Capt. w. H. Low has accommodations
passengers will leave above og SATURDAY MORNING.
O'clock Post Municipality Passengers
to have their baggage on board 7 Ills DAY. ty2
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oafsia or San juas Ds DLga.@@Ths origin Of
de Ulua is involved in some obsctirity, and has OF
late years been made the subject of much investi'
CATION. The following, which is probably correct,
is the account given by Humboldt:
The island upon which, at an enormous ex-
pense, the fortress OF San Juan d'Ulua was con-
structed according to vulgar tradition, at an out
lay of 2OO,0OOO0O francs,) was visited by Juan de
Grixalva in the year 1913. He gave it the name of
de Ulua, because, having found there the remains of
two unfortunate victims, he asked the natives
why they sacrificed men? Towhich they replied it
was by order of the King of Acolhua, or Mexico.
The Spanarls, who had no other Interpreters than
the Yucatan Indians, misunderstood the reply, and
believed that de Ulua was the name of the isand.''
(See Humboldt, "Nouueile Espdgne')
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Gs- We are indebted TO Capt. Smith of the Pal
metto for late Galveston papers
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P. & E. RE | L L Y ,
IN OUIDATTON.

The undersigned and after this date, sell their large
IRISH AND SCOTCH LINENS,
AND FANCY FRENCH GOODS p
al 2 cent less than their usual prices Buyers will find an
opportunity seldom be with, stock all fresh and
mostly Of direct importation Country Merchants ind
Wholesale Rooms, chocer they usually with
and AT prices that will make object buy for cash.
This not to be looked advertisement
daton consequence OF the death OF OF the pan
p. & Z. REILLY
Corner OF Canal and Royal street.
." We receiving SPRING GOODS, comprised Of ever
thing III Bareges, Jacdnets Muslins, etc. 'iy
Also-FAMlLY LINENS, consisting of A Shrtines sd pio,
Case and 1874 Sheeng "a and 04 double Daner n
danask Cloths sizes which were ,1
tureu 10 our Oh Tie very oes ja26
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

TExAs.-By the steamship Palmetto, arrived
Yesterday, we have received Galveston paper of
the 18th ult 1t contains scarcely an item of Interest
The steamboat DE Rosset concerning the safety
OF which vessel rumors and apprehensions appear
to have been INDUCED, arrived at Brazos St. Jago
without accident. Some of the passengers have
returned to Galveston.
The goods seized on the schooner Star, in IS47,
for an attempt to escape the payment OF duties at the
Rlo Grande, when our army was in possession of
Mexico, We're sold at Galveston on the Goth. and
brought pretty good prices considering the tescrp-
ton of the articles and the time they have been on
hand The sales amounted to several thousand
dollars.
Passengers per PaLmetto-J. H. Phelps and family; Mrs
Ne MeIii,; Mrs Bass and children Mss Grey Mrs. Bituy
Mrs Mays, children and servant Lieut Tree Mrs Bus
DR. L. Jones Mel,,s. Palmer, w J. Hutchings. J. r Do.
wen, A. Gam y. Martin, j w. Alexander, E. Brock j. X
Brown A; H. Nixon, Fitsgsrad. A T. Burnley g. Jacobs
deck ~ " ' ~ > Az y"