The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
DAILY CRESCENT.

DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Il, 1s49
See TRlrd Page for Cry News, So
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THE GEM"-Fhs beautiful establishment, 50 well
known to one, and the interior arrangement Of which
has been admired BY a vsters to the Crescent CITY eOpens
to-day. The jewel has received new setting and shines
with brighter light upon patrons. Go there and see the
perfect taste that rsgns ghouhe decorations nch and
costly that makes Gem indeed and that Of the inst
spirit Royal street, opposite the POstoice, will be the
place to-day for the gathering Of the bon UiUants OF the city
ANOTHER REaATFA--So say all. and so it will be. The
Lake end of the PontchsIran Railroad will be the place
Mine host Of the Washington proposes present one
prize and understand that the gentemRny conductor
of the road will add another. Let It come off,
oLYMr1o THEATRR-Unqualifed success continues to
the efforts of the management Night after night
the audiences increase only in numbers but in espeoa-
bty in fact, principal citizens feel hesitation in
patronizng this now popular establishment Timour the
TanaTp a Negro Concert" and Sprgs Of Laurel,
with old Roey Marks Nipperkin, comprise the bill fol
tonight. Again recommend to Mr.. Charles the pTOpn-
ETY. Of playing Timour the Tartar first piece, for the
benefit Of the juveniles.
~ The attention of dealers in Dry Goods l called the
extensive Oadogue TINS GtiJ elock
att ii. PRTtTPAINs Auction Room, No Canal street.
wJ. A. Beard, AuctiOneer sells this day at Il clock,
at Banks Arcade, Negro Servants comprising Field HANDS
House Servants, Labos Cooks, Washers and lrone and
Nurses. For further particulars, see advertisement
PATENT WATER.PRooF PA1NF-Ths article has been
thoroughly tried, and proves to be most valuable invention
1t is used with great advantage in covering buildings
being put on like paint it becomes hard and imper
vous slate. 1t is commended TO the public as deserving
the attention Of all interested in such matters Mr. Shell
DON, the agent offers it for sale at No. q Bank Place
PELICAN LuNoH-A splendid Lunch will be served at
the Pelican this morning such turtle soup steaks, baked
reddish and-bn won't enumerats-let every one go and
judge fos himself
GOVERNOR OF OREooN-The Washington Re-
public announces that Major J. P. Gaines, Of Ken
lucky, has been appointed Governor of Oregon, in
the place of Mr.. Lincoln, who declined the APP
pontment. Major Gaines served in the Mexican
war, and while absent was elected to the last Con
gress. He was a candidate at the recent election,
and defeated by Mr.. Stanton.
MISSISSIPPI CoNvENT1oN.-Th Slavery Con-
vention at jackson adjourned op the Sd nst, after
passing the majority report. It recommends the
Southern States to hold Convention at Nashville
on the first Monday in June next
MARYLAND ELEcTIoN-The following is the
ACHuh VI tltS HAdGEldHu eltCtAUH 10 OuuBIthas Isl
Distriet-Rchard J. Bowie, wing 2d-Wm. T.
Hamilton, dem, gain; 9d-Ed. w. Hammond,
dem. 4th-Robert NJ. McLane, dem 5th-Alex-
ander Evans, wing; 6th-John B. Kerr, whig...
The Legislature is wing. AU. S. Senator is to be
elected, to succeed Gen. Howard DENY who was
appointed by Gov. Thomas in place of Reverdy
Johnson, resigned.
90 That barrel of oysters from Mobile, sent US
by Fred Sandoz, on The steamer James L. Day,
yesterday, was a delicious treat for a crowd. We.
never talk Of repaying such courtesies, but some
day, soon, we shall find out or make an opportu.
nifty TO show how well we remember them.
The Day is, after this week, to lay up a while for
repairs and the California will take her place in
the mail line.
New PAPER IN New YoRK.-The Republic, a
new democratic organ, pledged to a union Of the
party in New York, made its first appearance be-
fore the public in New York on the 29th ult It is
published at one cent
CANADA pertinent query is thus put by the
Montreal Courier Of the 18th of September -
" We learn from Quebec paper that fifty respect
able workmen left Quebec on Thursday night for
the Western States. The Canadian Independent
suggests public meeting to inquire inJo the
of this emigration, and to recommend remedy
II the people are all going to the United States,
may not the country 60 too?
The WEATHER.-Yesterda was a cold day,
and when our paper was closed last evening, the
state Of the weather-the chilly atmosphere
plainly indicated frost The absent may with
safety return. We have had no epidemic this year
Never was it more healthy here-MobiIe Ado, 9h.
Do Mr. Andrew Stewart member of Congress,
according tot Pittsburg rumor, has been appointed
to the Brazil Mission.
NAvAL.-Capt Glendy, who has been in COM
mand of the u s. sloop.of-war Ontario, receiving
ship, at Baltimore, has been detached and ordered
to the Vincennes. Commander Purviance has
taken command of the Ontario. The U. s.
frigate ST. Lawrence, Capt. Paulding, arrived at
Bremen, September 6.
Coz BENTON AT FoRT LEAvENwoRTH.-The
Colonel refused to enter Fort Leavenworth, because
Col. Fiemont was badly treated there some years
ago, on his return from the West None who were
there at the time there now; but the antipathy
Of the Colonel was to the spot ofground. When in
vited by Col. Sumner, he answered that he would