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NATHAN DANE.-The people of the old North
western Territory are talking of erecting monu-
ment in honor of Nathan Dane, of Beverly, who
drew up the famous ordinance of 'S7. He died on
the 18th February, 1885, without receiving the
least token of gratitude from the people who were
in the full enjoyment Of the rich blessings which
his wisdom and forecast had bestowed.
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SrArUARY AT THE STATE HbusE-It will be
seen by an advertisement in another column, that
three new pieces by Mr.. Powers" The Fisher
Boy" Proserpine, and a bust of Jackson-are
now at the State House in the same room with the
Greek Slave. They will be exhibited until the LIST
Of May. 1t is unnecessary to advise those who
have seen any of the works or the distinguished
sculptor to visit these pieces, now for the first
time exhibited in the United States
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ORLEANS THEArRE.-Mr. f. Provost, leader of
the orchestra at this Theatre, will take benefit
on Monday evening next. The opera Of" Tampa"
will be produced preceded by an interesting
vaudeville. Mr.. Provost is most excellent must
clan. and an efficient leader, and his unremittng
exertions and talents have brought the ensemble of
the orchestra to great perfection The beneficiary
deserves well Of the public, and trust his friends
and admirers may give him bumpet. The favo-
rite opera of Norma will be produced at this
Theatre this evening for the last time this season.
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The London Chronicle, of March %. saws:

The ACADIA SrEAMER.-The report of the dis
aster to this steamer appears to have been greatly
exaggerated. A letter, dated Amsterdam, March
10th, says: I" The Acadia steamer from Liver
pool for Bremen, which was on shore on the Outer
Grounds, near Terschelng, on the 18th inst, was
got off on the following day by the assistance of
pilots and taken into Terschelling, having sus-
tanned but slight damage, and will promptly be able
to put to sea again."
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TIE NEW PosTMAsrER-We are much pleased
at the appointment of Mr.. MussOn as our Post
master This gentleman is well and most favorably
known in this community, and we feel confident
that the appointment will give very general salts
faction
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DEATH OF MISSIONARY The Rev. w. J.
Popham, missionary Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, lost at sea on the 9Th of January last
in attempting to leave schooner in which he had
taken passage for Hong Kong, and which was
wrecked two DAYS from the point of her destination
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o. Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler has taken rooms
for the summer at Wilson's Hotel, at Lenox, Berk-
shire county, Mass, and is now reading Shaks-
peare before large audiences at Albany.
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NEW MILITARY CoMPANY.-We would call at
tcntion Of the subscribers to the roll of the new
military company to the notice in another column
Of an election to be held this evening.
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The ITALIAN CoMPANY.-The Concert of the
Italian company at the fremont Temple, Boston,
on the evening of the 9th, attracted very numer-
Gus and brilliant audience and the nett receipts
Were about $3.50. The artists, with the exception
OF Rosi, who declined receiving anything, and the
members of the chorus were paid off this morning
and went on their way rejoicing We learn that a
number OF ladies in Beacon street made up purse
of $lOO, and presented some handsome dresses,
with purse of gold, to Signora Rosi- Corsi, as
mark of esteem and interest. We learn that it is
the intention of Signor Rosi to remain while in
this city and give some concerts.-Boston Trans
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CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1s4o.
See Third Page for CRY News, &c.
o. The mail failed yesterday beyond Mobile.
NEW ORLE A N S :
3 M,mmo,b w,.kly Crescent

The Mammoth weekly Crescent
Will be issued TODAY at O'Clock. 1t will contain
the usual variety of Miscellaneous and News mat
ter: together with the latest news by telegraph
politicaI and commercial.
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o. The fastidious editor of the Yankee Blade
gives the following among other Sc hints ON matri-
mony:" &c Don't be surprised if, after you have
sailed smoothly eight or ten months on the voyage
of matrimony, You are suddenly overtaken by
s0u1Is -
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CHURCH RoBBERY.-Three fellows have been
arrested for robbing Grace Church, Brooklyn, Of
the splendid black velvet embroidered altar cloth,
which cost $500, and cutting the clasps from all
the books
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GUATEMALA.-The National Intelligencer gives
the following epitome of the recent history of Qua
temala Rafael Carrera, who had been Presi.
dent, and who had ruled the State for ten years by
military force, without written constitution. was
compelled, by the opposition against him, to resign.
and leave the country, in August last. A Constit-
uent Assembly was convoked, which elected Juan
A. Martinez Provisional President Vicente Cruz.
who was Carrera's Vice. President. with ano,ber
brother of his, and some others dsaffected to the
new arrangement, rose up in arms against the
Provisional Government, claiming that. upon Car
rera's resignation the Office should have fallen on
Cruz. Under these circumstances, Martinez. the
President without means or troops that could be
depended on, and surrounded with difficulties con-
voked the Assembly, and resigned the Office. The
Assembly forthwith elected Sr. ID. Bernardo Esco-
bar President in his stead, which did not satisfy
Vicente Cruz, who, with upwards of thousand
mountalneers, threatened to take the city, and to
take off the heads of certain distinguished persons
at Guatemala. The city troops and the troops of
Cruz kept firing at each other for three days. with
inconsiderable loss Of killed and wounded on either
side; after which Escobar also resigned. The
letter of the latest date tFeb. ~ states that the
Provisional Government and the leaders of the re.
bells had just treated and made peace, and the off.
Gers and troops Of both parties had 'sfstsFniasd /"
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IMPORTATION OF OIL.-It is estimated by the
Nantucket Enquirer that, during the next two or
three months the importations of oil into the diff
ferent whaling ports of this country will reach to
$4,000 barrels sperm, and 100000 barrels of whale.
Afterthat period, however, the supply will be so
small that it will about balance the large quantity
we have mentioned, and make the total import of
the year about sufficient to meet the demand
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~ Second Representative pistrict-punuant t

~ Second Representative District-Punuant to
CALI the Democrats the Second Representative District the
Friday, goth in the following gen.
appointed the Baton Rouge State Conven
tion to held May next J. F. RUB M. GERNON, WIN.
COOK, JOHN DUNNE. JONATHAN DAVIS, ST., J. L. CAR
MAN, B. wHEELEHAN. M. NJ. REYNOLDS, Pres't.
ADOLPHE ELOI, Secretary. ap2is
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Louis PHILIPPE.-A correspondent of the Liver
pool Courier, under date of London, March 18th,
speaks in the following terms of the King of the
French:
The mention of France reminds me that saw
Louis Philippe las he was once caled) and his wife
and son in Northumberland street last week. They
have taken sort of private town residence there,
which they are to occupy whenever they come up
from Claremont Who it was that induced them
to pitch their camp in such neighborhood,
know not, but certainly more disagreeable one
could not have been selected. 1t is situated almost
Immediately behind Hungerford Market, where all
kinds of unsavory smells from decayed fish abound
and where bakers shops and gin palaces thrive
luxuriously. The old buffer himself looked hale
and healthy enough but the late Queen is evidently
giving way rapidly from the effects of old age and
the disasters through which she has recently
passed. The Queen of the Belgians was paying
them sisit at the time saw them-so that the in
significant street above named contained that day
within its precincts astonishingIy great peo-
pie; and yet nobody else seemed TO be aware of
tue TACT, or to care the price OF mackerel whether
1t were so or not"
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II We selling off at PRIME COST,
Gntire Gtork of monIen Olnthinn

And all such other articles comprised under the
TER CLOTHING partial list of which Our
Goods the have unusually low
hesitation that offering them AT COST opportunity
presented purchasers supply themselves MUCH LOWER
PRICES than the quality Goods before sold New
Orleans. tr We have immense stock of Goods and
be REDUCED!
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II. Attention An Adjourned Meeting of
the subscribers the roll of the Military Company a
will be held THIS EVENING, SATURDAY., April 81, at m nj Y
Grod between St. Charles and M I'LL W
streets, half O'Clock precisely the
officers full and puncta attendance requested
By order of Bngader General TRACY.
ap2l 1t }. w. HASSARD, SECRETARY.
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RAILROAD FROM LEXINGTON TO CovINGToN-
The Lexington (Ky) Atlas recommends meeting
in that city at early day, for the purpose of for
warding the project of railroad from Covington
to that city. The project has met with favor along
the entire route
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.. Of t.. Meetings This Evening.
P.As. py, s.., No ss '' Temple No. sss Canal
70 MorroU Morning ~.
5s... D ssa ss Il : a's.; Rs corner
~ The Grand Worthy Templar mad. the following
sp RSSs Cooi DC W.T.. District Mel. delegate from
M:sPsss Ts%p q GS' sHc No a. dsl.s.. from
Ss 9 ssssss 1s oassa
Of HGPo S The Gg :? SsT Bssp Temple Nos
Fns DrsRrs TEMPLE Meet. The ins W n.s,ss
day every month"; confer the FDt and second
sns asa @ Ct Canal S
RY sssads.a WIT 4 aaS e. sssisi
Il Si Z E' Il F.! 5:7##BBss
steamboat Departures This Day.
~ SEE lDYERrIsEMENrs oN THIRD PAGE.
No ksP k;:y SAtEoSE!A b ssy.sa H M cars
Red River. ........ MONTEREY. Withenbury, Pm:
s Ssss s.. s sAEa ss5F HES assiu os':
1.ss. ( ES eab2s. ks,sS;7,i lqAn
RysH rsssst ss st
az gook for Hurricane Bluffs Shreveport Grand
the foot Of Bisays s s,ffs g .ra.ip. St.
w Red River Packet Monterey, This splendid
SIs Shreveport Natchtoches and Alex
andria, from the foot OF Benvile street. .
apsl y. 3. SMITH, 20 magazine ST.
yazoo Packet Patrick Henry Capt r GSs;l t,ysv
O'Clock for Lhore, Greenwood AGO
City, Satartia Vksburg, from the foot Cnsomhouse 81
ap2l T. B. SMITH, 70 Magazine ST.
To- Mr.. John W. Price is in the city, he is request
Office of the Crescent where he will find some
thing of importance to him. apis
'AS VI fAP''t~-1N -
~ l. o. o. FOOD Fell0ps' Hall Association.-No-
election By the Stockholders for ten d.
ensuing will be held the Hall the Grand
Lodge F. Tchouptouas and Poydras Streets
MONDAY eth day May between the hours Of 10 a.
the direction Of Brothers NJ B. kNEASS, THOS
GRIPS and p COMMIT, Commissioners.
By order of the Board of Directors.
apo tmys THoMAsW. VAN WICK, Secretary
kT Louisiana Histrionic Associaton-The mem.
bers will please take notice MONDAY EVENING April
%, will be produced the Play of
THE HUNCHBACK.
~ Society unanimously resolved that from and after
date Membsi Tickets be transferred
any the Guests Tickets hereafter only
admit lady nonresident, except Contribution Nights when
they admit the bearer
t New made may be obtained of Mr. E.
HUNTER Secretary under the St. Charles HOTEL Saturday
and Monday from a. to p M, and from to p.
II twenty five subscribers will be received
apl9t23 HARMON JONES, President.
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TT Notice-The st. Louis Hotel Company not having
been able comply with their for the sale of the establish
the subscriber agreed said contract the sale annued
by of parties. ..NewOrleans, April 90 l849
anal GEO. WOOD.
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~ California Mining Association Of the City

of Nep Orleans. This Company will hold ns Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped hafpas O'Clock.
No. Sc Banks arcade where drous OF be-
coming may obtain all the sub
ject. The skfu and pr-cal MINER and CHEM
1sT will be supernend the Mining operations the Com
papy. for California the earliest
practicable An nforsion desired The subject may also
application Captain GEORGE DUNG at Banks
Arcade the hours of II and ~ O'Clock A. NJ and and
O'Clock P. M. GEORGE YOUNG.
P. s. Mechanics Working particularly invited
attend the Meetings. apl2
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RICH FANCY ARTICLES.
COMBS BRUSHES and PERFUMERY.
FISHING TACKLE, Of the bet quality u every ya5ly
,GENTLEMEN'S Flu FINISHING GOODS, Extra Heo.
embracing Latest Styles Of Linen and Cotton sHIR q p
rior make and finish.
Linen Ga1ze Merno, Cotton, Silk. Flannel and Lish
Thread UNDERShiRTS and DRAWERS.
Linen and Cotton SOCKS. 1s
81 k. Linen and Lisle GLOVES.
UMBRELLAS. extra fine and strong.
TRAVELLING DESKS and DRESSING CASES,
GOLD Pens Of every description. with Pencils iaeludsd
The Celebrated NAUTILUS LIFE PRESERVEh
which can be adapted 70 the body in the water in m
secouds-approved by the Naval Board. as--..
The Patent S0CKDOLAGER SPRING FISHHO0KS,
very desirable article for Anglers. ,.
G The Stock the best variety the city all OF unicn
will be offered at the favorable prices.
~ Dealers requested inspect the prior making s
selections. <~r,rSHr.r,
II The Goods will be cheeuIy shown all times, and /. no
misrepresented. spl66ad
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nT- The Fisheries at Cecil, Md. are now in full
operation, and have thus far been very successful
On some of the shores the catch has been already
as great as during the whole of the past season.
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SUMMER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON & NIXON No A Canal Street.


Have large and complete FASHIONABLE
SUMNER CLOTHING comprising all the Styles and made
the best and most expressly for the NewOeans
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Goats;
Super French Drup d'Eie Frock and Dress Goats
Back andco Merino Sacs and Polka Coats
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Goats
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Goats
Black and fancy single miled Cashmere PANS,
Black French Merino Pants, various qualities
French Drilling Panfs Of ali the styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants;
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests
White buff and fancy figured Marseiles Vests;
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests
Superior Irish Linen Shirts special make
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Rosons;
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Wrappers
Gauze Silk Undershirts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Crayats and GUNNER Ties;
White and colored Cambria Silk Pocket Handkerches;
Silk, Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns etc. apo 2dpf
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MI arri6 ds

in Mobile Wednesday evening last by the Rev Mr. Shenan,
Mr. JOHN DOWSLY to Mrs. ELlZABETh GOODWIN, both of
Mobile.
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EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
y Arrival of THE FISHER BOY,

GEN. JACKSON
~ These celebrated works of HIRAM POWERS Just received
Florence Italy, exhibition, FOR THE FIRST
TIME IN AMERICA the stan House Canal in ad
dition to the Statue of the GREEK SLAVE.
c Open Daily Sundays excepted rom A. NJ until P M.
Admanc Season Tickets, ST. Pamphlets 10
Il N. B. The Exhibition will positively close TUESDAY,
May |. ap2l
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~ Louisiana Histri onic Association.-The me
bers will please take notice that MONDAY EVENING,
%, will be produced the Play of
THE HUNCHBACK
A CARD. OIL PAINTINGS BY OLD MASTERS.

NE. OLIyER has The plsasu1e Of snnounciag 70 ths
view, for Private sale. in the large Room over
the Cemmerciat Ezehange 8. Charles street =. ~
Rich COLLECTION of Elegantly Framed OIL PAINTINGS,
by Eminent Masters of the Old School, viz Poussn, Cana
etto, Vandyke. Rembrandt Weninx, Coypel Tempesta.
Luini, Tennier. Wilson, Ganisborough etc. The Ladies
and Gentlemen of New Orleans and lovers of the Fine Arts
generally most respectfully invited to call and view
them Hours of from o'clock, NJ, until
GV No charge for admiltance. ap17 Ct =
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~ Democratic Association.-At meeting Of the
Democratic Association held pursuant CALL Wednesday, lib
inst, on motion of NJ. NJ Reynolds, Esq-, II was
Resoivsd, That recommended by this Association, t
several Representative Districts Of the pa
Orleans hold meetings before SATURDAY the ss instant
Tor the purpose sscng % rsPsem ns NE s
further Resolved That this Association do recommend 0
adoption laid down BY the Legs
Convention, that of Delegate for 100 democratic
each District last Presidential election and Dele
gate every fraction of so votes, follows
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the Peoples Line.
Telegraphed to the !" Daily Crescent. "
Agyseaz of the Europa.

Co,o, declined b,.t yecoyered- Battles in Sardinia
Abd,eaf;on and Erie of Charles ABert-Peace
between Sardinie and Austria- Battle IN India
The Briiish Esctorious-France Qmet-King
of Prussia Elected Emperor of Germany
RUSSIA 1zreatening- Hungary Obstinate.
The following interesting dispatch was received
at an early hour yesterday morning. The speed
and accuracy with which this important European
intelligence has been transmitted from Halifax to
this place is, we think, without parallel in the
annals of Southern Telegraphing:
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FIRST DISPAT C H .

New YORK, April 19.-The steamer Europa has
arrived from Liverpool with two weeks later news
She reached Halifax yesterday, and her advices
were conveyed to ST. John by Express, which
travelled over the three hundred and eighty-six
miles in nine hours and fue minutes This is SO
astonishing that we are inclined to think there is
some error in the fgures.l The steamer America
reached Liverpool on the Sd April, making her trip
from this side in nine days and half
England.-Under the influence of more favora.
BILE advices from India and an existing lu in con-
tinental politics, trade in nearly every department
had assumed a more cheering aspect. There is
still, however, an uneasy feeling in regard TO the
threatening and hostile aspect of affairs in Northern
Europe; but since the abrupt and decisive termi-
nation of hostilities between Sardinia and Austria
and the complete prostraton and consequent abdi-
cation of Charles Albert, one of the most serious
difficulties is satisfactorily adjusted. Continental
difficulties seem overcome; and could the Danish
quarrel be settled, which unfortunately appears
doubtful, nothing material would stand in the way
of permanent prosperity.
English funds have again advanced. Consols
rose [eightyl, having fuctuated from 93s on the Sd
inst to 92h on the 5th, at which they closed, for
money. The latest London and Liverpool papers
make no allusion to American stocks. Though
money was abundant, it has slightly increased in
value. The lowest Bank rate was per cent. ;
private bankers 81 per cent. In the Bank of Eng
land the amount of bullion was one million five
hundred and thirty thousand pounds sterling, [prob
ably ELS, 00O,O00 so that the drain from the Uni
ted States, in connection with the inequality Of
Exchanges, will be met without difficulty or the
least fear of renewing the scenes of I845.
Tie French Funds were we'll maintained. The
closing prices of the Three per cents were 56ESO
of the Five per cents $780,
The importations of Breadstufs into Great Bri-
tain continued to be immense, and the same may
be said of all kinds of Provisions. In the Grain
markets there was no important change, though
they had been rather frmer for few days previous
to the Europa's sailing.
Nothing in relation to Cotton has been received
up to the present hour
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ME- N FU N:

CELESTIAL SKIN POWDER the celebrated Chinese Goa
metc preserving Compile rendering the Skin white
soft and smooth. Sold wholesale and RETAIL by
ap206t Rustic PADDOCK. ITO Poydras st.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with Pencil, for ONE
DOLLAR! These Pens guaranted and should the pcnn
OF by fair the purchaser exchanges the Pen for
out charge The price at which these fes
sod makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Sold bv GUINNESS & BUSH, IL Camps.
apf6 6,2dp Dealers n Gold Pens, &c.
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The prevalence Of the Cholera in the city n m sa ETY.
With stock of goods hand and the R than nfn
over, they offer their entire stock Of -
WINTER CLOTHING
at prices accord with the and times.
Those Fine and Fashionable Clothing cheap for cash
respectfully call examine goods and prices
fy26 2dptf THOMPSON NIXON. a Canala
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THE PAD BLOTTER,

A NEW ARTICLE OF PORT-FOLfO-For the Writing pesk-
which, for neaness and pleasant writing unzvad
II Also, further supply If
MURPHY'S PATENT BLoTTER,
article of Bong Paper cheapest and introduced
into ~ Just received, and for sale at the ri ans
Stationers' Warehouse"
i apl9 3td 1tw J. b. STEEL. II Camp +
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WHITE Frost NEAR VIcKsBURG.-The Vicks-
burg Sentinel of last Tuesday says" Yesterday
morning 18th April white frost was experienced
in this section, which entirely destroyed the young
cotton the highlands, and materially injured, if
it did not destroy, the corn''