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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

MORTALITY ON THE RIvER-T'he Eractions Of
Steamboat 0Gcers.-The st. Louis Republican Of
the 26th Says We were called upon yesterday,
by two men, who gave us their names and resi-
dences, and complained Of the treatment they had
received on the Uncle Toby. Their statement is,
in substance, that three Of them paid their fare from
St. Louis to Gaens. One of the company took
sick and died before reaching Nauvoo and although
he had no medical attendance, or even medicine,
lof which the boat, il is said, was destitute and
no personal attention from the officers, yet, before
they could leave the boat, they were compelled to
pay tlBeaty Ue dollars for the expenses of the man
dying on board. Mr.. Matthew Leonard Of New
Orleans, is the person deceased. We have in our
possession the receipt, and the names Of the gem
temen who were with the deceased
The Dr.. franklin, which arrived on the 18th,
reported having met the Uncle Toby at the Upper
Rapids. She had buried ttOeaty.seUen persons up
to the time Of her leaving Davenport, and was
about to lay up at Albany, to cleanse and removable
The captain had been sick, but was recovering
The officers Of the Cora reported the Uncle Toby
abandoned at New Albany.
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DAILY CRESCENT
- oRLEANs.
81 I2ird Paee ID CRY Nnws, 90

CrranArfor o. rHn FoUnTH. different
divisions Of ths Sons Of Temperance 10 this city,
have determined 10 celebrate The Fourth Ct July,
bv taking an excursion to Lake Borgne, where
fine dinner viii Be prepared. The tickets for gen
tIemen ars one aoiar--iof ladies, sixty cents The
different societies 81 Bectabites, Odd Fellows, and
Free lfasons, have been invited TO attend. The
srains leave 81 and Il O'Clock, and the special
trains ior "a Sons and friends, will leave at 9
Good speeches. and good songs win be delivered il
abupdance, The bath-houses viii be free for all
peTaosss while these who take children with them,
can iel shem amuse themselves by picking up the
bsauliul shells which abound on the gulf Shore
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OF We are indebted to The attention Of the Off
GERS Of Che steamboat Louisiana for late ST. Louis
raners
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nz Lieut. Col. Duncan Inspector General Of
the y. y Army Is lying dangerously i'll at the
Mansion House ia Mobile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

N, ,h Ia i in Tsesv,ts VARiNA, infant daughter Of W.
and 81 A. VanBenbuyssn. lT NewYork papeu please copy
Atbe residence of Samuel Davis Sem, ConeoIda PARISH
M jim , r RICHARD GEGAN, in the 18Th ruar Of his ege.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

PROMPT NATURALIZATION "A Genoa cores
pendent Of the Washington Republic says that,
during the late bombardment of that city, the
American ship Ambassador was struck by bomb
or cannon shot, which caused some scattering Of
spliniers, and little damage to her hull and tim
beers. The fact having been communicated to our
Charge At Turin, it was unOfiieialiy mentioned to
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, who Immediately
sent orders to this place to cause accurate surveys
to be made Of the damage that had been done to
the friendly shipping, with view to indemnity in
every such case.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

A QUEER DEMAND The editor of the New
York Evening Mirror has had demand made
upon him for Sl72 for dinner furnished to the
Rough and Ready Club" Mr. Fuller publishes
the card, and states that he had nothing to do with
the dinner, disapproved Of it, did not attend, was
absent from the city when it was had-but that his
bookkeeper subscribed for ten tickets for the din
ner and paid for them, and that they never paid
him ior advertising He leaves it to the public to
decide whether he ought to pay for dinner he
never ordered nor ate, and which never helped
him to newspaper notoriety, nor political Office.
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steamboat Departures This Pc.

hs 97th u pr RICHARD GEGAN, in the seh rear o. nus age
--ee e------
Steamboat Departures This Day.
rrsEE 4DYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAsE.
Malisonpiis ...... OLIVIA, Grics, q P. IA. Cars
Biiori CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, ~ A. NJ cars
Iiiifsb,rF. .TIIOS. JEFFERSON, Avery r N.
L5nisrile 80. 80. ALEXANDRIA, Ford, P. NJ.
OnacBtq. ......... JULIA. Rhodes, 5 2. m.
Bilori. .......... MOBILE Sutton, q a M Cars,
S. louis .......... tCK HENRY Crosley S T. NJ
Red Riufr .CADDO, Grahams . r ~. A.
Red Rirer .........J I. DOSWkLll kimbal. = NJ
Psasacoia ........ ZEN HAMER, Colzens u NJ
EY- ouaohita Packet Julia, Capt. Rhodes This new
light dTaugh will positively leave THIS DAf 81 hat
p. NJ. Cam en-, Winngtea alabama Lenalns anu
Intermediate ports. ys T. B. SMITH, 20 Magazine 81
~ U. S. Mail Steamer Thos Jeferson-For Louis;
WILLIE Wheeling ard Riusbug,-Iha new anu spehuia
light raugh passenger will leave as above THIS IA
Tuesday O'Clock rem Poglras street wharf
Passengers will please he board at the hour. lys
esy- The AIhambra--For Louisville Madison and Gin.
splendid passenger steamer leaves THIS ENENN6,
Tuesday, O'Clock, positively, from Poydras street wharf,
le3 HYDE O6LEsBh, IL FoydFass ST.
IT, The Patrick Henry. Capt CrOsley-For St, Louis.
eoThis fast running passenger will positively egYe as above
DAY, 81 inst O'Clock positively, from foot Of Lataye 8.
iy3 O. H. WHITE, Agent.
EY- The Bark Orion, Capt, Cnriis from Boston, il
schargng, opposite the Mint Congnee are requested 10
attend o the receipt Of their COOS on The Leyee;
ie2g DEWEY g. co. 81 Jrayier 81.
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Black Cloth FEocks At prices In the proportion.
Best quality Black Doeskn Pants. former price, s
n 90 90 90 90 --'.-."..-a;
9TH sth DO -. and5. so and & 81
very large Cashmere Prices
from S4 81 Remarkably cheap goods
super 69eh satin vests IRON " ~ 20 Q9
40 Coofsd DO 3 % TO 5 %
hch inquired NeIst vests $3.50 50 to %
etc etc. all exceedingly cheap.
Also Black and CooTed Cloth Psletuts;
and Tweed Saei and Pots Blanket Coats Pants Cold
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno UnderH and Drawers
II One Priee!.-..N No Deviation! "A
is2sf ALFRED MUNROE & CO. "a Maeazinert
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Or Edw. Y. Hill Of Monticello, has been nom
mated for Governor by the wing State Convention
Of Georgia
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scRAFs NO l.--This is a rare collection Of hui
morous, queer, laniasiical, odd, oui.ofihe- way.
eomica, qnzicai, earicatuFes and sketches Of life
and in1 which the author, D. G. Johnston, sent us
Yesterday, and Of which We intended to give
fAenugh description but We get % Interested and
amused THAI we forgot we were to write a para
graph, and had got through only half dozen pages
when Ns stopped aughing just 10 say that this is u
very entertaining volume, which Morgan has for
SIZE a. the Literary Depot, and that il is a very
welcome arrival a. this season Of heat and dullness
~ US are indebted q the officers Of the steam.
o9ai las. I. Day fog Mobile papers Of Sunday.
MEEgAe IN 81. Louis.-On the 25th ult, a
large meeting was held at ST. Louis to take some
measures % relieve the city Of the terrible epidemic
now devastating ID Resolutions were passed. call
ing upon the mayor and city authorities to resign.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Auction Sales This Day.
F. PETTPAIN sells, this evening at O'Clock on the
Levee near ho Lower Cotton Press, Third Municipality
cargo OF English Coal and Yorkshire FagstOnes
-0 Ss-
~ Louisiana HistTionio Assooiation-The Hon.
orary members Of this Society notified performance
will take place At the Hail of the WEDNESDAY
EVENlN the 4h Of July This being the usual monthly cont-
button Night the performances selected for the
THE POINT OF HONOR.
Dram, in three acts, and The F1ee Of
PERI ECTlON Or, TIKI MAID OF MUNSTER
Eg The curtain will rise puuctualy ats O'Clock.
~ Tickets will be delivered to-day BY the Secretary Office
corner Of ST. Charles and Common Streets Hotel
iya -.4. R: y. MeALPlN President
l-4 Attention r. Officers Non Commissioned a q
,s aa Fyg,ss o. Comp S a L9gisana Yo9n- "a 90
40 w" 9e AZ me siun iqqa- o. washington Ar m IN fl
O'Clock, for Dill .-.And TOMORROW July for - - -
Inspection and Review the purpose Of celebrating Glorious
ys Capt W. rGNBRlNK, Cong Go, A. La. Vols
- Protection Hose Fire 90 = The officers and
regular Annual Meeting on WEDNESDAY MORNING iva
ls q o'clock fully equipped, for the purpose escng
ts ). NJ WILKINSON, sec'y.
nR. Il. A. FoURNIQUET-oH on sr MARY
- STREET. between Camp and Magazine opposite the
ISszaTr i.so malAs, a. . ooa"anD' D's S s51f'
WANTED
"A SITUATION By Young Woman, WET
"A NURSE Enquire at the corner of st. Thomas and
s9zette streets for Mrs. Nolan. jyS 81
CHILD LOST.
A NEGRO GIRL, named ALICE, aged about "a
n yeaTs, lost Sunday morning last from Bur C
gundy street. between st. Louis and Toulouse. She N
subscriber will be suitably rewarded. N DUPERD
B3U Surveyors Office, Second Municipality.
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p AN AWAY from the corner Of Fourth and Baochus
dark Frif boy, named JAMES, aged about 81 years ~
feet 10 inches high, has light beard and d0et not
shave slightly lame in the right leg from on NM
his shin be tobacco cooper. All persons are cautioned
against harb0Iing or employing said hoy,
jysas Gomez Fourth and Baochai streets, Lafayette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Missouri PoLTTos.-The Union Of the 26th
ult says that preparations are going forward to
establish another democratic paper at ST. Louis, to
advocate the principles Of {" the jackson resolu-
tons" against Col. Benton. The Union, the only
democratic paper there, susians Benton. Gov
King has written long letter which also sustains
Col Benton. Il sings the same note Of hostility TO
Mr.. Calhoun, as engaged in scheme for the seve-
rance Of The Union
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epic Mic
ID ELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.

D ELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
TTNHE SONS OF TEMPERANCE have provided
4 CHEAP, delightful and healthf0 EXCURSION TO
Lake Borgn, BY the Mexican Calf Railroad for cele
bratlng, IN IRDEPENDENT way the GOu0us FOUR TIL.
All the Members Of the Order, and their friends invited
10 attend without further natice also the RECHABITES
ODD FELLOWS, aud MASONS. The largest edifce
in the Ctr Of Proc FDe has been secured for their sole
use. The BArH-H0USE FREE TO ALL and there is
shaded shell Beach for the comfort Of Children Volunteer
sPEECHES, SONGS, and DANCES may be expected
the may stroll upon the Beach if they prefer
REFRESHMENTS will be furnished--aud ICE.wATER
and LEMONADE in prOlusOn.
Tickets Tor he trip and Refreshments 81 90
Iadles... ~
Children ...... 30
to The Mexican Gulf Railroad Company have gener.
ousy offered favor Members and fiends charging
u.s. in this instance only half usual nrce-enablug us 10
furnish a DINNER DRINK, and MUSIC for less than
the bare ride would cost Family at any other time,
To The Cara will leave 8, g and u o. clock A. NJ
~ TICKETS TO be had at Bruees Jewelry Store,
Camp street, at u Q. MoIgans and other Booksloes iL3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

A CASE FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF FANATICS.
colored woman by the name Of ElIody, who be-
longs to an estate entrusted to the management Of
Hugh Nelson, Of Petersburg, Va, voluntarily re.
turned to Richmond last week, in a vessel from
Boston. The Richmond Times saws:
This woman was formerly employed in the family Of
No Thomas a. Rust, OF this city in the capacity Of maid
aud such accompanied Mr. R. and his family the city
huson IN September last During the sOOurn of MI. Rnss
family 10 that city several and phllanthopc
friends Of liberty prevailed urOn the woman to her
right to liberty and c0nsenng the case was brought be-
fore the Tribunals. Mr. Rust subjected 10
yeKatiOn and delay and finally returned to this city with his
family leaving todY the tender mecies Of her newly
acquired friends Size expressed cOutron for her conduct
and having the elephant her hearts cOatent has
returned to this city, preerng remain in sevituds here
rather than enjoy liberty in Boston Ii is understood how
that Eody together with all the slaves e by her de
ceased owneI has been will be manumted and out
Of the State"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

DIR. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
81 al The remedies known there 70 be compared DR.
AES IONlC IEtls prepared entirely from Roots and
ve as oy magic all those that afflicted with Dyspepsia Ner
ys Ans9n indigestion, Constipation, Jaundiee anil all those
cases o. DaDi which prevail extent in uthern
climate This Tonic requires putting advertisement but viii
itself had Whoesas
CUsTOMHoUsE Street, New Orleans, La. je2s am2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

~ The Bark Orion, Capt, Chris. from Boston, is
opposite requested TO
NE DEWEY g. co. o. Iirayer st.
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Passenger riIl please be 0p board AZ lhe hour

R7y- The Alhambra--Fo Louisville. Madison and Gin
cinnatTu splendid passenger steamer leaves THIS ENENNO
TUESDAY, al clock positively, from Poydas street wharf
ies HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

~ The Patrick Henry. Capt CTosley-For St, Louis;
passenger will positively esYe as above THIS
DAY, 81 inst O'clock positively, from foot Of LssZete 8.
5vq q. M.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

THE MINISTER TO Bolivia. - Mr. Appleton,
American Charge to Bolivia, arrived at Key West
on the l4lh nit. in the schr. Naomi from Chagres
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

AULT Is SEYMOUR,
No.244 TCHO UPITO STREET.
Bet0eea 81. Joseph street and 81 sHdry's Market
TTNHEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
4 public generally that q have purchased the we'll
known bROCERY, pa IehOnpitoulas street situated
convenient 70 St Mary Market and which is fitted up
the best manner-wheTe article in the Grocery line
shall always be found. and at the lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the country in the city
shall be carefully executed
Beside being prepaed furnish every article Of Groceries,
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES,
MEAL GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. and PORK IN
small packages or in barrels. B3a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

TENNEssEE.-'Hhe candidates for Governor Of
Tennessee have withdrawn their appointments at
Franklin, Nashville and Gallatin, on account of
the prevalence Of the cholera, which would pre-
vent many from attending.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

or Alexander Moore is nominated for the lie.
gislature by the Democrats Of Union parish.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

GREAT RoBBERY.-The store of Hildeburn &
Watson, in Louisville, was robbed at noon on the
25th ult Of over 200 gold and silver watches, 100
gold chains, diamonds, and loter valuable ewelry,
valued at $4,000. The robbers have not been
arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

nR. Il. A. FOURNIQUET-OHio on ST. MARY
- STREET. between Camp and Magazine opposite the
Magazine street Market, at H. G05dmaRRs Drug Store,
LAFAYETTE. jy3 #
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

DEATH OF PRoFEssoR HAMILToN-Jas. Ham
ton. Professor Of Mathematics in Nashville Uni
yersity. died Of cholera on the 18Th ult.
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PER FALCON.
Wshave received choice LOT Of
GOLD PENS.

ZINE sHINTs, Ne,l &c
GUINNESS & CO., l2 CAMP ST,
-lmqp (Oppasi.e the City Bank. J
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tra We are indebted % the officers Of the steam.
boai jag. I, Day ioI Mobile papers Of Sunday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

o. From Friday the 22d to Monday the 18th
ult there were eight deaths in Philadelphia caused
] BY the exeessivA heat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

or Gen. Pierce received the elegant sword
voted him by the New Hampshire Legislature on
the 2lst ult,, in the State House at Concord 1t
is given for his conduct in the war with Mexico.
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E g "a 80
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R5E~ Ouaohita Packet Julia, Capt Rhodes This new
ght draught steamer will positively leave THIS DAY 50 in9
sternns,ae norris iva I. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine St
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22
CONGRESS

MoNDAY, Feb. L..
SESArG.--Mr. Benton presented a petition
that the Government would provide military
escorts .'r parties 90 ng by land 10 CailIorn a.
il was relc red to tie mi nary committee.
The civil and diplomac appropriation bill
was taken mp on the amendments proposed by
were concurred in, including one ;o strike out
The clause abo ish'ng fogglng in the navy
he lit er ter much debate. Adlou. ned
The House occupied itself chehy on b II
reported by Mr.. Ninton, TO establish Home
Department IN the organization of the Govern
ment. The bi was famed by tie Secretary
II tie Treasury. A't'r much discussion the
Ill was ordeed 10 be enGrossel--lIl 10 &c.
The Till TO estab' sh commission for the
settlement OF private claims was made the spe
cial order Of the day Tor Tuesday next.
The bill making provision COR the families
OF those who have died since The war, OF ils-
ease CONTACTED III Mexico, was passed
Some other proceedings of preliminary
nature were had, aud the House ad julncd.
WASHING roy. Feb. II.
HousE.-Mr Barrow from ,he 20 ut corr
ml,lee appointed to open and count the votes
cast during the late election for President and
Vice President Of the United States, reported
a solution that the House inform the
Senate that they were ready TO receive that
body.
The resolution was adopted, and the infor-
nation communicated accordingly
Mr. Jones Of Tennessee announced tha, his
colleague Nr. Johnson. having occa ion to be
absent on account of indisposlion, had re-
qucs'ed him 20 of''r his b'l IN lavcr rf pIvinp
to each head oi fam lv l6O acres of land
TIC introduction Of the bi being objected
o, IL was withdrawn.
No Greeley offerel resolution directinr
the comm itee on The judiciary to inquire
whether there any ihi Q in the laws of the |
Tn tel States which counienan es the British
doctrine that I" once a subject, alaa,s sub |
ject, : and To- report what action, If any, Con. \
gress ought to take in the mater
This resolution -ss ohjec,.. TO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22
Cough MED 'CineS.

Iayne's Expeciorant Ayers Cherry Pectoral
y Wrsiars Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsan,
Indian Ba sam Of Llvcrwort.
Buchans Hungarian Balsam,
Doct Taylors Balsam ot Llvcrwort
Cheeseinaa Arabian Balsam.
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup.
Jackson's Shcrman's aud Wislars Cough
Lpzsnges.
Pease's Adams and Jerviss Cough Candy
French GUN Arabic Drops Jujube ana Liq
uo'ce Paste &c NC.
Among the above may be found some Of
the bes. Cough Medicines in use
atR n HAZARD,
Janis n,ar tne Coutt Iituse.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22

SYMPTOMS, Asthma, Phliislc, Spittlhg ol Bl0od
Whooping Cough, and all Pulmonary AiIrc.
tions and Diseases of the Lungs. The opin
ions OF those who have used II can he seen IRON
the ioll,R ing extracts from their lelerS.-"l
have used il now for eleven years, aud am con
fden thai II has been the means OF preserving
my life to the present day." Il consider it al
invaluable remedy in all Pulmonary Com.
plants at has everywhere given UniveI =
sal Saiislaction.' A Young lady IN car fImi.
| " his oeen entirely cured Of Consumption by
the use of it," Having been thirty yrar,
troubled with the PhlhiSlc, and under the care
of the most eminent physicians, and having re.
sorted 10 every kind OF remedy with but little
benefit, il 10 after a NAL o! Two years, never
failed Of giving immed :ie relief" "tlaving
bern troubled more ihcn tweniy years with the
Asthma. without being much benefited, I was
entirely relieved anu apparent restored TO
good health by one weeks use of il "
Beware of Counter eiis and limitations.
such as Carriers ompol d Pulmonary Bal
sam. American Pulmonary Balsam and others,
in part bearing the name Enquire for the
article by its whole name, the s'Vegeiabe Pul.
monary RalSam," and see that il has the writ
ten signature of VIM Jon'n Cutler. upon a
'yeilou label, on the blue wrappers. Each hol
tie and seal is Veg pm, :eiable Pulmonary
alSam -
! Prep,red by &ced>taCutler, Importers and
Wholesale deale r. nMedcine, Paints, Chem
Gals and Dye StnlTS, "a Chatham street, Eos
ton, and sold by Druggists ApohecarieS, and
Country Merchants generally, For parlicu
lars and recommendations see a Pamphlet ac
companying each bottle. Price SO GEMS. For
sale IN Newport by II. z. Hazard, II. J. Tay.
or and C. G. C Hazard.
Oct 2j, lS43.-6m,