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WAnLHAlEA. &c CARsB STREET, NEARBROADwAY.
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Model Artists will in Jtsbesuy.
pe,sy FOR this al enoon and b. fore cxhb ted
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

PENNSYLVANIA ON SLAVERY IN THE TERRIFIC
RIEs.-The following resolutions on this subject
were adopted in the Senate of Pennsylvania on the
9th ult, by vote of 90 to g:
Whereds By recent treaty stpulatons between the Uni
ted States and Mexico, two Provinces formerly belonging
to and within the jurisdiction Of the latter govsnment
ceded to and acquired by the United States ohereas
by the constitution and laws of the United States pow
er and duty OF providing territorial governments for the
newly ACQUIRED provinces devove upon the American
gTess find Whereas. tbs acquisition and espeus
putty nave engendeed sectional ses between the trends Of
freedom and free labor side and the advocates Of
slavery extension upon the other; Therefore
esotued etc., That the representatives of the people
of Peansytcana, being firm in adherence the Fede
raj Constituon-its concessions and compromses-and
yielding cheerful obedience to the legally constituted author
the farther extension of human slavery
RESOLVED, That the period of compromises with and
cssslons the demands of slavery has passed. and that the
cherished principles of freedom the spirit Of the and Of
anthropy alike forbid farther enlargement of the of
ResotUed That Senators and Representatives Con-
gress be- and hereby requested to vote all times and
der all circumstances in favor of extending the principles of
the ordinance OF $751; to the newly acquired territories
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

HERR ALExADER.-We perceive by the adver-
tisements that Herr Alexander, the Magician, whose
wonderful performances have before astonished
the citizens of New Orleans, will appear at the St
Charles theatre Tomorrow evening. Although he
does not pretend to perform the surprising eats of
eating bowie knives and Transforming himself into
an animal half-horse and halfalgator which
have rendered our Kentucky brethren so famous,
he can do many things which may appear equally
incredible His skill is said to surpass that of the
Oriental magicians whose feats have in all ages
been stumbling block to philosophical inquirers.
1t is natural therefore, that lis celebrity should at
tract large audience, by which we doubt not the
St Charles will be filled on the occasion of his ap-
pearance tomorrow night. In his private relations
Herr Alexander is an estimable gentleman, which
would still further enttle him to the patronage of
discriminating public.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

The HEBREW BALL.-The Hebrew ball at the
Armory night before last, one of the most bril-
liant and delightful assemblages of the season.
The company was very large, and the number pre-
sent was great enough to mpart vvacity and spirit
without interfering with the dancing, which was
kept up with great animation until the morning
hours had far encroached upon the night Bright
the lamps shone DER fair women and brave men,
and all went merry as marriage bell.'' There
were present many of the most beautiful and ac-
complished ladies of whom our city can boast such
multitude unrvalled for elegance and refine
ment. To speak of the gentlemen would be SUPER
fuous, as 1t is fair to presume that they could not
be absent when there were such powerful attrac-
tons to command their presence. Moreover we
could not find time TO notice them amid the throng
OF beauty by which we were surrounded To the
gentlemen composing the committee, the thanks of
the company are due for their untiring and uufail
ing exertions to promote the comfort of their guests
The arrangements were all made in superior
style; the music was excellent, the refreshments
delightful, and in short, every thing charming
nothing occurred to mar the festivities of the occa-
sion, and If any person left unenlivened or dis
satisfied, we can only say that he must be a very
unreasonable individual
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

MR. CLAY ON SLAvERY.-The Lexington OBJ
server, of the 2Sth ut., says: "A letter from Mr.
Clay, written at New Orleans, upon the subject of
slavery and emancipation, in view of the conyen
ton shortly to assemble to remodel the constitu-
ton OF this State, was received at too late an hour
tor publication in our paper to-day 1t will appear
on Saturday,
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From Havana.

The brig Adams Gray arrived Yesterday from
Havana, which port she left on the Sd inst. We
md In our papers which we have received by this
arrival, no news of the slightest interest.
During the month of February there had been
much cold weather on the island
The Italian opera is performing with great sue
cess in Havana.
At Sagua la Grande they have been procuring
new steamer, which the newspapers consider an
event ofthe greatest importance.
The news from Guatemala is to January 18th
and has been anticipated by our Mexican files.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

ORLEANS THEATRE.-Meyerheer' splendid OPP
era, The Huguenots,' was given at this theatre
on Thursday night, for the first time this season,
and we can confidently assert that we have seldom
seen an opera given with such spirit, taste and
admirable vocaism. 1t was decidedly the chef
d'9uure of the season. All those who may witness
the representation of this opera as is given at the
Orleans Theatre, we are sure will receive the most
unqualified enjoyment. 1t will be repeated this
evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

For CALIFORNIA; party of Mssissippans,
from Natchez and neighborhood, left yesterday, on
the steamship Palmetto, for Lavaca, Texas, on
their way to the Gold Region. Mr.. Halliday,
favorably known in Mississippi, through his long
connection with the Natchez Free Trader is of the
party. 1t comprises about 40 gentlemen of the
right stamp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

AMERICAN THEATRE. AT this establishment
tonight there is an excellent bill offered The
performances will commence with the thrilling
drama of "The Wandering jew" taken from the
work of the great French novelist Mr. Jamison,
Mr. Charles, and Mr.. Greene, together with the
other members of the excellent company, will ap-
pear, and we therefore confidently anticipate full
house. The farce of The Loan of a Love" will
conclude the entertainments of the evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10
M. Strakosch.

NJ. Strakosch gave his first concert last night
and the entertainment was delightful. The pre-
vallng characteristics of his style softness and
sweetness. He hardly ever reaches the grandeur
and the energy after which De Meyer grotesquely
strains but he never falls into the tameness and
inspidity of Herz who aims steadily at correct
ness that often he does not get beyond the common
place. The pieces which the distinguished Russian
pianist chose for his entertainment were such as
fitted his genius. They all had in them much more
of the halfsmiling, halfpensive role than of the
rugged and cloud-clearng mountain. And when
NJ Strakosch left the softer and genller notes
he seemed to part from them with reluctance and
return to them with pleasure. He prolonged his
stay with them like a lover even about to take
leave of his mistress, yet never departing. The
" Souvenir de Jenny Lind'' was a carol worthy of
being addressed to the Swedish nightingale. The
" linked sweetness long drawn OUT was finely
descriptive of the friendship that at each remove
drags out lengthening chain" The 6: TnantelIa
Sicilana' was brilliant and pleasing; and the
" California Gold Feuer Galop" expressed all the
eagerness and ardor of the adventures leaving for
the most modern land of promise The Fantasies
on Lucia" were exquisite, and contained some
wonderful combinations. They produced great
effect on the audience. and We're rapturously ap-
plauded. But it was in the Prayer from Otelo
that the pianist put forth all his powers and we
think it peculiarly adapted for showing his particu
lar qualities. The soft subdued, reverential notes
seem to take up the whole soul of the performer,
and they certainly moved to their depths the hearts
of all music feeling listeners.
The songs by Madame Casini were executed in
her own peculiar and delicate STYLE Her voice is
changed for the better since last heard her, and
in her rolade passages the most charming fexibity
was evidenced.
We hope that the musca amateurs of New Or
leans will do full justice to the surprising merits
of NJ. Strakosch. The audience, last night,
though good one, was not so large we had ex-
pected. All those who love music deprive them
selves of a rich treat when they fail to attend M
Strakosch's performances.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

CARRoLLToN HoTEL.-We are much pleased to
learn that Capt. A. Angel, who has been long most
favorably known to many of our citizens has taken
the Carrollon Hotel, and is preparing to make this
delightful retreat pleasant than ever as resort
for families
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

OLYMPIC CIRcUs.-The juvenile world will have
an opportunity of beholdng great variety of per-
formances at this establishment, at II O'Clock
to-day. The great feature of the evening will be
the celebrated Levi North, who will positively
make his last appearance, when he will go through
his choicest performances
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Mr. Macreadv's fare
well benefit and last appearance in New Orleans
will take place this evening, when he will appear
in the character of Hamlet.
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See Third Page for CRY News, &C.
The Weekly Crescent

Will be published to-day at o'clock twill con-
tain its usual quantity of original and selected mis-
cellaneous matter the Presidents inaugural adj
dress-the names of the new cabinet so far as
reported-a full account of the Firemen's celebra-
be received by mail and telegraph to the hour of
publications. review of the market, price current
ETC., etc. 1t is most valuable paper to send
abroad, and may be had at the office of publica-
ton, IS st. Charles street, or at J. C. Morgan's.
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Gr The ship Thos. Wright, from Dublin, ar
rived yesterday, on the 2lst ut., in lat. $50 lO,
lon $40 20, spoke steamship Panama, days out
from New York, bound to California, and reports
all well
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-Robert nj. Hudson,
democrat, has been elected TO the Virginia House
of Delegates from Botetourt county, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Thompson
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-10

SPECIE-The total exports of specie from New
York from the LIST January to Oath February, of the
present year, were S2l6,5l9. Ofthis sum the larger
portion went 10 France
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W We are under obligations to the officers of
the steamboats, Saladin, America, Gladiator, Mobile
and Alphonse de Lamartine, for late papers.
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Hs- We are pleased to acknowledge the recep-
ton from Col. Paifrey, of copy of Judge Thack-
ers Grafton on The Era and the Apostles of Self
government" delivered before the New England
Society on the 22d of December last
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ns- Gov Neil S. Brown, in letter to the editor
of the Nashville Wing, announces his intention not
to be candidate for reelection
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OF The free soil democracy of Indiana at their
recent State convention recommended mass con-
vention at Cleveland on the 18th of July next, to
commemorate the passage of the ordinance of 1857
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FREE TRADE BANoUET.-The great banquet at
Free Trade Hail. Manchester, on the 7th ult., to
celebrate the extinction of the corn laws was at
tended by 1000 guests. among them Golden, Bright,
Elihu Burritt, VIlliers, etc Tremendous cheers
were given for the explosion Of the protective theory
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The ST. GENEvIEvE HoMIcIDE.-Mr. Andrew
Scott, after Investigation of the facts as to the
killing of Dr. McManus, was fully discharged, on
the ground of self-defence.