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SALEs AT AUCTION.

Succession Sale of John s. Lindner.. D. MeiiegaeS
and Hans Addok Executors.
BY FLORANCE a. TAYLOR
=. .-,,5,.y 81, LEWIS FLORANOE. Aucii0nesr
gNDAl July ~ at ~ O'clock auction
" Arcade hyand pursuance 3 Hon A.
~. busnAa !dge Of the Filth Disutt Of New Orleans
geIsAin LAGt " Ia D situated both sides Of The b.
M ~ the sflsh q b. Tammany IN this state cDniainug
Of hit city.
Az e ale before T. enyo Notary Public. expense Of the
Term eash. Uan
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IKE WEATHRR.-For the past ten days We have had a
daily visit from little shower that seems 10 hy backward
and forward ike the pendulum Of clock Tor our especial
edihcaOn A welcome guezt this shower. ii splinkles
our stsets holds down the dus ceanss the sewers gt
the leaves upon the Trees and browns out All Thoughts
offs Mas
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FOR CALIFORNIA,


ssFor San Francisco, California Passage
bark hE So .TstSs SGG Ua m and I
o. geing their passage free, and making omeihng be
limited es5g share q hs cargo CONSISTING Of Lumber
sleng We passenge according TO tei shares sold
H sah Ftahpl CO. Vessel 70 sail as the number OF
iy7lf q. w oLIvER - .isy Charles & st.
ssSzs For San francisco, oalifoTniaTS Sal on OF
ship NGEDFoRD, Capt Dryer, has now ibres
CABIN passengers w A'''e
Rate Of ffeig6t So 1t nsT S9o
Apply e the Captain board opposite post e. Second
iva LEVI 4. GALE, 80 Common street.
a5V To sailon SATURDAY, July IA
~ eaig Paefe o fhe sasnsd .ssg.bg
o Chasies direct On sATGfRBSI9Y@ m12 aS IA viii
In Saloons. 500 20 Lower Cabin A7s m
-. ,Steerage-mess with crew. -. $45 co. w. w
spposon Rs dsa ned rsss sR Be
et eaolns WI be seen limited quantity of freight will
iel8 G. J. MEEKER, IS Poydras street.
,,s9st+ For San Francisco, Californiae-To Saii on
TYRONE Capt Gdd g eap hsy sasi llS S ,h a
hs cargo engaged and going board, will sail abOve'
eoppeFed and thoroughly overhaulsd the voyage She
F accommodations fol- 20 passengers.
S o. lleght OF passage apply on boaS post IA,
second Mpnlclpaltg OF 70
or NJ HARRISON & co. "a Poydras st.
~ Oa9ln passage, in Sta lie rooms, $780, No Storage
pasSeeees taken No passage considered engaged unit
Pee loI, ie90
Ffft For California To SAL on DC 20tk Jaiy-The
SgkAsk new INSTALLING brig SAhILa OHURCHAIAN,
Enoeh Moore master, will leave for fsan Francisco
~ auOVe iouehipg az port in Brazil aud Valparaiso or
Salao The SAINT Churchman is new vessel bnih Of ne
best saltwater white oak thoroughly coopeffastenqd ard
eS9pesli ana MAJ pnSufpassed accommodations for thirty
please go on 99aId and examine for themselves opposite
BaIaok street, Fist Municipality Passage in State rooms
$3.50, For freight or passage applv 10 1890
Jab PARADISE, LAVVRASON & co. 81 Cr,vierst
x5t For california, via Ohagres -Nr1s Orleans
4tH. and Chagres Regular Lfne--Fbe 1 fast sailnS
- and Regular Packet Schooner IONA, Captain
Robert Leeeh IS now ready TO receive passenger and wi,
haze dispatch This vessel has madethee voVagss
to Ohages, with passengers and is deservedy popns5
vessel Persons gong that way are desired go and ook
q her the Lowe Pieaypne Tier. For passage apply 10
Capt. LeetCh, on board, or 10 FF' y
o. WICKHAM, % Bienvile street
Of r. NJ. HARRISON & Co. "a Poydras 4
~ Passengers take Tickets by this vessel fhrongh 10
San FranciseO On arriving at Chagfes. Messls ri III
LEETCH Co. will forward them 10 Panama, which place
they have vessels in readiness to receive them.
Passage through with $50 pounds baggage, $25O-S1OO
payable here-basnoe tsl50) al Panama iYs
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Fatal ACCOMPLISHMENT A lexis Michel a lad aged
u saturday last By the cans Of The
pqntchad5sin railroad, at the corner 81 CasacalvO and
Eiysian Fields Streets and instantly killed His mOher
resides at No 43 MaIgnv Street. where the body inue
dately conveyed n inquest held by the Coroner
VeIa Died from the effects Of the Abovereoeived tiufv
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Tall SPoRTINg.-Engines and 10 in trial Of their
machines BY the companies yesterday were made 10
throw streams Of water the top Of the wing pole on
Canal stIeel.
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LATITUDE ~ p ~ n-lsonalTupE,s ~ Win Time, 6h
Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Isthmus, Wood, New York.
Paradise Lawrason & Co
seamshp Palmetto Smith Galveston, Harris 8 Morgan
elp llehigh. Stewart, New York, j. III. Ashhridee
ship Miohaei Angelo, Wilson, Liverpool,
Bari Frances Watts Barnes New Yoik do
Bas M " Draper, Draper Chagres. r. M. Harrison & Co
rchf. Alice, Miner, Pensacola, j. Hurley
sclr sarsh. Winslow, Pensacola Master
Schr. Ratsalaga, Muligan, Pensacola. T. G. Twehel
Arrived Yesterday:
seamlhp Portland. Place, from BIazOs st. Jago 5h inst
70 Harris x Morgan.
arEAMbOATg.
Jas. Il, Day. Giberson, from Mobile
ten. Hainer COlzenE, I'm Pensacola.
I9ncoTdia, Frost, from NicksburR--02 bales cotton
John Hancock, Curtis. from Cincinnati.
Mafy, Garrison, from st Louis.
Ieole, Wilson, from Minden-l9 bales cotton
Iauahatehee Sweeney, I'm ShreyepOn-2l6 bales cotton.
Nafleo, johnson, tiOm Bayou Crosse Tets.
Passengers.
fe steamship Portland, from faEOs st Jag0-Nessr.
wade ileiorast, w. u Price, Joseph Ravisie DeROK F.
Cartwright, and two Mexican boys
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As Ea NUUHhAN q NlIs,
-v.v. . ~ Tohoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION WERtjTi ANTS aud Inn.
~ poIteTs Of FRUITS NUTS, etc. have for sale:
POWDER-A geney Of the celebrated American Chrys.
ta Powder Company
RAISINS-20O boxes a r. and LAYERS
CITRONS-100 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-In Jars and fancy boxes
pECANS-250 bags fine Texas
% CHI AMpAGN E-i50 baskets yatious brands
NuTMEGS-250 pounds Mol.
lOBsFEkE-APents fof nanufac'y'J Caldwell & Co
MUSCAT tYfNE--ln ca e. and casks.
FlGS-lOQJ Dr. ms selected smyrna.
PEPPER PIN NTO and r ACE GINGER-300 bags
ALM9NDS-l50 boxes and bags Sei. Shell
WiNEs-Pon various qualities % quarter casks superior
old MfdeiFa in bond etc
BRAZIL NIIFS, PEA NUTS Etc
BUTFER--a00 kegs superior 81 Louis
OWE OiIs-200 baskets piuis aud quarts
+ BITTER ALMONDS-20f trails
CURRANfs--59 easks New Zante Cunants. is27 Il
BROOHS.
IL MISUNDERSTANDING from shin lndiana-f0r saleby
~ u. J. HART & co.
- IS TchOupitOnlag sffeei
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported for the Crescent LAFAYETTE. Juy SIP. NJ
Steamer John Hancock arrived today with 10 Cows and
Gavet and 81 Sheep also. Peytona with 100 Hogs
ces are lower to-day and quotations reduced &C.
eoniingly Beef first class. 451S second class 2D Sac Blb
Hogs, 2sD3se.B ID Sheep, 81 OQl0s3 50 3 head Cows
s9f0s@ head Com, SOC y bushe Oats, 5Oc y bushel
Bran, ioe- y 100 ID Hay, s250ea D ton.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
LlrlrunE % s7so N-Loaelrupr. so W in Time. g.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
sELLING OFF TO CLOSE.

sAtttAAlfhO OEE ~ SAODE.
c. M. SIMPSON, No % Charities St.
oaeFu for sale IN, FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS either al wholesale retail for cash approved pape
making change his present business Merchants, Planters
Fsmies viii And it 70 their interest call and examine the
Among his stock viii be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
SILK Tissues Plain, Plaid and Figured FOusrd SILKS;
Broeade aud B,oehe SILKS.
BLACK sLKs-of all widths and qualities, for Mantlla
and Dresses
SILK MUsLlNs-BAREeEs-Plain, Satin. Striped and
Printed, large assortment.
PRINTED mDsIWs and I.AwEs-Organdies.
Swiss MUshlEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and white; Plain
and figured Swiss Muslins.
kOBEs-Swiss embossed Of various styles.
French Jac0uets and CambHcs.
A large lot Of Cheap Muslins from 10 to Is cents.
GEaHAMs-A large lot Of genuine French, IS cents;
cusss Of do. fne, styles
CALIooEs-French, English and American fOm cent? to
rs cents per yard
PARAs0Ls--rwO cases new styles also cheap.
HOsfERY-500 dOz Cotton Hose and Half Iese eheap
MOURNING GOODs-Black Mousseine de Lame BareFe
uoaeeane ApSess cbalys shh Lustres and Tissues. Musm
wLs-s2OOO worth Of real China Embroidered. Dam.
80, White and Coored GRAPE shAWLs, which WA be Of
Muaiu shaWs various styles.
MAErlILAs--of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LiEENs and House Keeping Goods
lRsH LisEN smRTlNe Of the best manufacture, grass
bie5eh for family
LlNEN sHEErINss Of all widths. fully guarautis1.
IABtE l-iNENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
piAsEss of all kinds Hpoksbuek, Scotch Bidseye
IowEtlsss o. various kinds Russia Crash, Linen Checks
pure and mixed.
~ A tinea Goods sold viii, full guarantee, being pure
PLANTATION GOODS.
AERssYs and LEsEys JEANS and DRtLLs, LoweIs and
heavy - Coioas Choctaw Stripes Kentucky jeans
rneres' 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
~ The above form but small portion of the stock all
will be offered at ver' low my4 2dpu
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IT, Steamer CALRORNIA-For Bay ST.
Louis Pass ChF-istiaR, .lGssissiBpi City
= and BAOIf-ViR the fONTCHARTRATN
RAILS 0AD;fhe new and splendid low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA; g. L. ReynDldS MASTER (built
expressly Ior the Lake trade, with recommendation
s eommsn i her tPs as above On THURSDAY. the
~ Aeape Nee orlSaRs lletuyHiaR Leaves Bdori
EVER Monday a.. A. ia. Every Monday st.. p. nj
%. Iqesdqy..,.eM A. NJ Do Wednesday "A p Il
Re- re. 5hgE5asy. n Bo. EEdsy ......4 ,. 4
FOR freight passage apply 70 the Captain on board OF to
my23 =. & RI. GEDDES Aesnts 10 RAM pises
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+, N4T ~ For Mobile. via Bay St. Louis, Pass
II Christian. Mississippi City BioIi and
zi1E1lllll9 PaScagguta-From Pontehanfain Railroad.
ne iasl-Iunnlng passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
THURSDAY, and Saturday as follows:
Leaves New Orleans. for Mobile via an the Watering
fiaees-kyeTy SATURDAY Morning at9h oelik tam.
1ese9 new Ieans, ior PaseagOua, via all the Watering
Fiaces-EysIg VESDAY Evening, o clock train and
every THURSDAY Morning at 81 o'clock tain
--RETUREING--LEAVEs--
Mobile, via Watering Places. every MONDAY. etg A. N
PascagOula every Wednesday ~ On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

Riot ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-We
learn that an attempt to rescue prisoners on the
Hudson River railroad, between Sing Sing and
Peekskill, on Saturday. resulted in the shooting of
three men, one of whom will probably not survive.
The circumstances, we believe, were as follows:
Mr.. Levi Peck, Deputy Sheriff of Westchester
county, had arrested two of the leaders of some
disturbances consequent upon a strike for wages,
and while passing number of men at work upon
section %, some of them endeavored TO raise
party for the rescue of the prisoners. Some con-
sented, but the foreman warned them that it was
dangerous enterprise, as Mr.. Peck was known to
be resolute man, and in the discharge of his duty
would brook no interruption. Nevertheless some
twelve or fifteen followed Mr.. Peck and his prison.
ers, and on overtaking them demanded from two
assistants, who were with Mr.. p, the keys of the
prisoners handouts. Being told that Mr.. Peck
had them, three rushed upon him, armed with
guns, which they levelled at him, while they de-
manded the keys; whereupon Mr.. Peck drew a
revolver and fired at each in rapid succession,
wounding one in the breast, second in the neck
and the third in the arm. The remaining men i'm
mediately fled, and the prisoners were safely lodged
in Jail. There has been considerable difficulty along
the road on account of those who have struck for
wages refusing to allow oahers to work, and attack
ing them with great ferceness when they have
attempted to do so.-N Y. Com. Ado, l4h INST
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THOMAS BRADY,
FL 800 CHARITIES STREET :.
DRY GOODS.

pahss q fSs?F ad Rsj
Plain mode colored tissues shades;
Plain Mazarne bI9s pink, sky and mode BAREGES
Satin plaid and striped Silk Tissues
Fine, fast color French yaconet795c yard;
Embroidered Swiss Mnslins;
Fo Foul; sIlss'; ,Gienadine and HeInani Silks;
Very rich high lustred Cameleon Silks:
Heavy black, Watered and stTiped Silks;
Y Yard Wide hi high R Iustred Mattion;
Plain black MANCHESTER and Spitalfelds Ducapes
Printed Hermann Silks;
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured Tissue Silks
Together with every New Material and Design in
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Manhllas, all New Shapes:
Apleque sprigs and Embroidered rich Cameleon and
Royal purple, sea green and Waterloo blue. These
and
E Wds b hsss s fsees f ssa cA iFRGGs
Wide and narrow Trimming Laces
Reh Lace Gapes and M valsneePns. COLLARS;
yaisnciennss Lacss and Edsngs; White Lace Dresses
Children's Embroidered Robes;
White and cold Thule; white and co'd Illusions;
IL
White. black and cold Grapes and Areophanes;
White and Black Lace Wells.
White and black demi Lace Wells
Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, Thre ad Gloves;
Bonnet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons, Neck Ribbons;
Pearl Silk Hose. White Cotton Hose;
Paten, fast black Cotton Hose;
Slate Cotton Hsse. Merino Cotton Hose;
Silk Finges and Buttons;
Coored Silk Trimming Laces;
Swiss Muslins. Jaconet Musins, Cambrie MnsIins;
Checked and striped Jaconet and Swiss Muslins;
cs anG1 HAN HANpKERCHLEFs; lawns
and kses Cambria Handks'eAief
Green and blue AREGE, for veis:
Cambria Dmily Hair Cord Dimity
Silk Handkerchief. Printed Cotton do. Madras do.
Solid Check GiNGHAMS
EaTlstown and French Ginghams:
French. English and American Calicoes
Eunturs CaIieoss, Fine English Caicoes;
1914. ia 12-4 pure Linen Barnsey SHEETiSSGS;
- lo4 k super double Ssha aR1fSS "a
Huckaback Towels, Scotch and Russia ~ a. Ems
Pillow Case Linens. SO Window Hollands;
Cnored p ana White Toilet QUILTS;
Bieache1 and unblsached DOMESTiCS
"a, "a, 1O-L l2-4 Cotton ShEETlMGS;
Marlborough Stripes, York DENNIS Twill Jeans;
Csottonades, Furniture FfEges;
Damasks Linen and Cotton Mosquito NETTING;
BObinet Mosquito Netting.
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHINA GRAPES for Dresses
Curiously carved Chinese IVORY FANS;
Richly printed Feather Fans, pearl handles;
Plain white and black Feather Fa u.s.,
Silk Embroidered Chinese SCREENS;
Gold and Silver Paper Fans;
1900 Butterfly Fans, cents each =. IN
myl2 I'm THOMAS BRADY. n Chaitresa'
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAGUIRE'S DAGuERREcrYpE.

would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat9r
age bestowed him since he first had the honor Of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into EewOrlears,
year ago. during hch time he has taken more portraits
Ss s at the Fair competition with Others taken ~
VIZ t1s operator lrom New York and m awarded the
po1 1aGse aasn by h.e the public thai his
ne hxsy His long experience, and constant PRACTICE are
me n Inducements TO persona deous of instruction in tbs
beautiful art GsnEine Vogtiander Camers 20 per cent
cheaper than liz the city all other ar cses The sans
Plates at ~ per dozen coyS No for % -guarantiei
the best plates made in the United States Cases 81 rs ard
% 80; NewYork Cnmerai at $l9
- orders from the country promptly attended \
~ Entrance No. CAMP street.
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CALVIN MoRGAN-This noted hgh-wayman,
who was sentenced to The penitentiary year or so
ago, for five years, managed to slip away from the
officers the morning he was to have been taken to
the pententiary, and succeeded in eludDg detec-
ton. On the 10th April last, he made his appear
ance in the Theatre in this city, and an attempt
was made by officer Huckolls and 0thers to arrest
him. The house was crowded at the time, and in
the confusion and misapprehension attending his
arrest, he again managed to escape. 1t seems that
he Immediately left the State, and in travelling
through North Carolina met with and joined cir
Gus company-the one which exhibited in this city
The past week. Morgan returned with this COM
pany to Petersburg and remained with it during
its stay in that town-he however, for certain
weighty reasons, declined visiting this city in con-
nexion with the circus company. Morgan has a
wife living in Charles City county, whittier he re-
paired after parting with the circus company. On
Thursday last he presented himself at one of the
wharves on the river, in Charles City county, in
tending TO take passage on the steamboat for Nor
folk. Before the arrival of the boat, however,
quite crowd of passengers collected at the wharf,
and Morgan fearing some one Of them might recOg-
nZe him, paid colored cabman to drive him down
to another wharf on the river, about mile below
the one he first selected On the return of the car
man, he mentioned the circumstance, and revealed
Morgans name. A party was organized, who de-
termned to apprehend him at all hazards. As the
party drew near to the wharf, Morgan was seen to
run in the direction of an adjacent swamp. Pur-
suit was made, and as he entered the swamp, it is
said, one of the party in pursuit, fred at him. On
reaching the point at which he entered the swamp,
his hat was picked up, and on examination, 1t was
found TO be perforated with shot. The PARTY pene
trated the swamp as far as practicable, but failed
to discover any trace of the robber. Negroes Were
then procured from the adjacent farms, and the
swamp was guarded at all points till a late hour
in the evening. The latest information from the
neIghborhood leads us to believe that, unless Nor
gan was seriously wounded as he entered the
swamp, he has been enable to make his escape
again. Richmond VA Times,
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poysras sire

121ac. per yard, selling at the stores at
Is to 9o Scotch Gingham. IHe; cases swis. M9'Ps
mask Curtain Stuff at e Turkey Red do. at 1oc 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdk new style at - SO
Mosquito Netting. at &c., quality not be bought for
less than 0c in the city Irish Linens, by the large
small quantity at less than wholesale Pure Linen
q aoc yard and upwards addressed Family Linen at
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also,
full variety Of the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
remark that not the practice of this Establishment to offer
few leading articles cheap: with view Of obtaining
for receiving goods from North at the lowest raean
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
in rent and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses be met by profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded Of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine street,.
mhI2 X. BROWN LIB POydr0s Ut.
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LOUISIANA INrERIoR.-The Weather and Crops.
The Ponte Coupee Echo of the 9th inst, says :
I'VE have seldom witnessed such a constant sue
eession of copious showers, accompanied by heavy
winds, as has been experienced by us for the week
past. The superintendent rain must seriously inJure
the back lands, as the water cannot pass into the
swamp already filled from the crevasses. The corn,
where large, has been blown down and injured.
The cane appears Aourishing. The cotton, especl-
ally on the bayous, which is the principal cotton
region with US, looks remarkable well.
Judge Burke has appointed Manuel Moreno
Clerk of the Sixth Junicial District Court to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Joseph w. Fowler.
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THE Ex-KING LOUIS PHILIPPE.-The ex-K King
of the French, since his arrival at St. Leonards on
Sea- has been in the enjoyment of excellent health
and spirits. His ex-NIajesty, in common with the
rest of the illustrions family appears to enjoy the
retirement and genial air of this saubrous water
ing place and the late boisterous weather has not
prevented him from enjoying boating excursions to
the various points of attraction along the coast
TOndon Times ADriJ 26
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

OF The London Electric Telegraph Company
has communication with one hundred and fifty
towns. 1t has central office and five branch off,
ces in London, employing GO persons. The wires
are $500 miles in length, passed through iron
pipes under the city, and suspended upon 81 800
posts. A message from Liverpool to London COSTS
about IS. 3D., to Glasgow Hs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

EMIGRATION TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
Germany to the British Colonies and to America is
increasing. In order to facilitate the movement,
arrangements have been made by which the per-
sons emgratng may more quickly and economi-
cally reach the point of embarkafion. Bodies of
men and families will now be carried by express
trains both to Hayre and antwerp. Those who
proceed to Antwerp will be conveyed at the begin
ming and end of each month, while those who
make Havre their port of embarkation, are to leave
Cologne for Lille uia Mouscron every Wednesday.
London Chronicle April "a
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NORTH CAROLINA FIsHERIEs.-The fishing sea-
son has closed, and the catch of herrings learn,
Is only half the average of former seasons. The
catch OF shad is about third less than the average,
n though few Of the fisheries have done better.
lhe entire products of the present season have
gone to market-not barrel remaining TO be
shipped.-Notolk VA Herald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

AsToR PLACE LAST NIGHT.-The neighbor-
hood of Astor Place was quiet and undsturbed
last night. The House was occupied by body
Of police, who, however, were not called upon to
act by any riotous demonstration. Free passage
was allowed through Eighth street and Astor
Place, but no groups were permitted to assemble.
Few persons disposed to stop, and the request
to move on was in almost all cases cheerfully
obeyed. The military, in consequence of Gen.
Sandford's order, did not turn out though they are
still to be in readiness at the sound of the alarm
bill. There is now no further danger to be appre-
hended. In spite of the presence of notorious
band of Philadelphia rowdies, and the attempts to
collect force here by advertisements in of the
morning papers, the order of the city has been
disturbed and will continue to be maintained at all
hazards. The bodies Of the dead have been given
up to their friends and relatives by the Coroner,
and the funerals will probably take place to-day.
~ Y Tribune 5h
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SMITH & BRoTHE r,

HAVE received large additions their stock Of INDIA
RUBBER GOODS These Goods are OF the best
manufacture md warranted % stand A. extreme, Of
Cafonians to their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets,
manufactured with special reference to the msny dry
Gold Dggins :" Air Beds which weigh only IL pounds
Waer.pIoof Bags Pogtooo Bags addle Bags, ETC IN
Boots Ieggiugs. etc. India Rubber Blankets Pillows ptc
etc. Aso-TENTs. TENT-CLoTHS. Saddle, Brides,
Btts Stirrups Spurs ETC.. etc. st 81 n~---~- y
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OF Some very valuable letters were destroyed
by the burning of the residence of Dr. Rose at Sill
yer Lake, in Susqiehanna county, Pa. Besides
his extensive and valuable library, there were q
number of statues of exquisite Italian workman
ship, a number of paintings, cabinet of Chinese
curiosities, and collection from Rome, Pompeii,
Herculaneum, ETC., which the late DR.. Rose had
made while in Europe. The museum contained
also fine collection of minerals, shells, ETC., and
some interesting Indian remains. Among the me-
mentoes of the Revolution, were autograph letters
of Washington and Lafayette; and among the
works of art, a portfolio of colored sketches by
Sully, and presented to DR.. Rose by the distin-
guished artist himself, and valuable portrait OF
Washington, painted on glass, and executed in
China.