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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
~ We stated yesterday there is 10 doubt ofthe
ect,on ~ Morton. who is in the exclusive South


There IS 10 reason 10 doubt that Parker Is cleo
ted From the Nth District there are no returns
vet. there benz no doubt rs % the election Of
Mcdowell The Richmond EnlVfrer claims the
election of Edm1ndson in the AIIth. which, If
true, is VIII loss. From the Nlllth there are
no returns bat no Viii candidate was run
there From the XVIII there is also nothing
llrtl-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

IsprAsA.-Cyrus L. Donham Of Washington
Co. has been nominated for Congress by the Loco
Focos of the lid District, vice Hon. Thomas J.
Henley. This District gave Taylor 7''e'' Cas'
sgs, Van Buren, $50 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
Court Caiendar-THis Day

q Persons wishing The Tribune len their residences
or heir place Of Business vii pesse seed nos through
lie POG Once cave word The asss Of ne Publishing
oGcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

AZ the asst C1ngressl0na ectlon IN tbs Ds-
trict Atkinson. Loco, had % msiority. It Is said
TIA, MiIson las 200. The part Of the District 70
be heard from strongly Loco.
From the I'D Ds,rct We have uo precise re-
turns Of course Meade i' elected. From the Hid
there = nothing new tbs; = decisive. II tie lNh
the Lici H0sd Enquire claims that Bocock. Loco.
j. elected, bat there i nothing certsin According
to a teiegrsPhio dispatch dated Baltimore ye'ter-
dsy noon. Irving the Wing candidate. had loo
majority g, Lynchb1rg on the first day. In the
Vtb the sane paper - Vi have II that Powell, Loco,
IS the successful man. IT. A.bemarle. Goggln. his
WIKI opponent. has only some -2' majority.
which i lon Of 100 on the previous election 2
while 70 Amhers; Powell gains la-, having 100
ne 1rlty. II this . tue Goggin $ defeated as
his election the last tine Eas accomplished only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

~ Dress Boots and CATERS Of The nsl quality made d
The best materials In the lses, siy found ne
lowest prices hwArKIsss ia FosOnG The eonstsnii 10
cr-sss OF Mr. W. business d1rog The last eight yesrs
proves that his boots and shoes gives UNUSUAL ssureou
81 geOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
LINEN RANDKrs. LACEs AnnruI

HMM HANDkFs LACEs md ENBKDTDETfs
~ }. T FARRELL Co. So Broadway, tos@
Pnnees!) respectfully invite tho lsces Of NswYo's 70
cal and insoeci large and esgsbI assortment o Lsee
and Emoroeeiies, received per sss steamers Aso 10"
dozen OF Zoe French lawn snd hemmed sschei Handler
ehiefs. from - u Go ssch 20 gents beet cusaD
French KID Cloves, S. per pair Ladies, s's,ot per
pair. AT lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

P.rEsr ksicgEssocxER Notwithstanding oil no
late improvements for economy In fas and the peors-
sDce OF oil cooking or culinary operations with esss sra
satisfaction. For sae by
s25iw- P RoLLHAUs sfe ard 80 wssr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

FAtgioEAsLE sPsisC CAsFErisG No - Bowery 10 ne
establishment to supply yourselves with elegant English
1hfeepy Csrpsnng snpehne snd common Ingram. Tbrfs
you will save about IS per every article Yog can
beautiful Floor on Cloth for :. "a o. 6. per yni
Thsepy 90 70 100; Rugs, 70, sO. Window shsdes .
2is per pair; and various other ar,, =, Al low prizes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

- or eli thu means us-a Tor accommodating foranes 10
business pursus ne power Of The newspaper psss - ne
eounry has been most c-ni 10 instance In ~oies
has been Iuficousy and extensively applied, has e'w
failed TO accomplish he desired result srd every fsy
sfofded 10 merchants ami Others through the eou
sutaisd agency of H. PALMA, Ia 1e Tribune Puldnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

NATIONAL MINIATURE OALLEsf-E EDWARD WHITE, ~
BsoADwAY.-This msgnihcens saloon Possesses superior
advantages Tor The rapid production Of Dsgaeuooyps Min
s,ures All persons who wish an unsurpassed hsensssa
themselves or friends should give This gallery call
~ Jmeod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
VIRGINIA ELECTION

We give the retorns from The several Districts
50 far they have reached "a. 7. vii be seen
that they are still very fsr from complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

~ Now Ia the time circulate cards hsndbis cfrs.
lars, &c and busness who need such articles
have them printed 81 sbOrs notice, and exceeding ~
prices al OLIVER BRoTHEs's Steam Printing Establish
msni Sun Boildipg, 70 Nssssust Fulton Cards Ne
printed BY steam Al bar he time usually rserred Per
sons changing their psces of bgsrss yied to call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

FRoN GIN. DAECr'S PNRrY.-We saw q private
letter yesterday from LdoDendence OF later date than
Any yet received from Gen. Darcy party The writer
a Ns~srker, says that the party had become divided
in consequence OF disagreement OF opinion 10 regard
Il the employment Of mules sad oxen Some we're IN
favor Of employing mules while the Others comprising
The largest portion. In favor Of oxen. Tie alsO
writes tbs, they al ia good spirits, though some
hsd been quite sch TIE mule party be thought would
leave several days in advance of the oxen party
Brooklyn Esgle, Aondsy.
IMPORTANT CUSTOM HoVsE DgclsioS-In the
Uoitsd States Court ~ Portland Judge "ooouo as
secias .hs, INSPECTORS Of TIE Revenue were entitled
a. tntormer. 20 oneourth Of tbs seizures discovered
BY them The Pcrfiasd A'gts observes that diner
cot construction has been put upon The s~ for over
hi,y years, ny the Government The ereet VII % 20
make the oe Of Inspector 10 such ports as hos,on.
Nea York Philaaelphis and New Orlesns TIE most
lucrative and dsrrs6e In the gin OF the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
Arrival Of Gold Dust from Africn.
SALEM. Monday April 80.
The bark Chusan has arrived at this port from
Africa With large quantities Of Gold Dust
Northumberland of winner.

BALTIMoKE. Monday, April ~
Surgeon McPhsil and Major McPhai, both Bait
moresns have resigned their posts In the army lh'y
were much dis,ins pushed during the ate war with
Mexico
Conrad WINNER. the murderer has been sentenced
10 DO hung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

IXELHEiNERs CoNcERT.-Young DESIRE lKEL-
HEIMza announces a concert At the Apollo Rooms for
Monday evening next lie will Do ssslsted By sgnors
VALENTINf, CoRELLL TAFFAsELLI and hABETzEx
forming altogether noe combination of musical talent
There will undoubtedly be rich programme, and the
concert will be delightful entertainment, for these
cool May evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
Cholera on sbiDboaTd-Dreadfn Disaster
six Person- Drowned. &c.
surVivor- Of the narb!sbsad California
Company-Murder OF Newly Orker.

HIsIVN MOO I7lI 77FT' "
The survivors OF the Marbehesd California
Company arrived at Marbehesd after having expert
enced con.dersble distress during their sbsence They
report that man named Curtis, belonging 10 New
York California Company bad been sssoed and hnsly
murdered by the Mexcsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

WEIGHT ~ BREAD.
Mr. ITEMS VIII you be kind enough 10 inform
subscriber whether there 10 any law now q exist
ence regulating the ght Of bread and II So what &.
me minimum weight for the sixpeuny shilling loaf
There IL such law IA existence In this City ths
main guard against 700 light weight les In the eompe
tluon Of the bakers. Fsms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

r. We Published yesterday morning state
mens Of The arrest Of clerk Of Mr. Dupuy for senl
oil Of vtrol for olive oil. We informed ths. IN,
charge is Utterly untrue-lhst the oil sold was Of
best quality Of olive oil, and tina. when HE matte
jadcialy Investigated ar Dupuy will be able 10 sh
most eonclusivey the fssiy Of the charge ana the mo
tves Of the parties making the complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

sPRlsG HArs.-Mr. Cronk, TIE efficient manager
Of the Ninth Ward Hs, Company, has on hand sstns DE-
po,No 81 Beeekers large and eiegan. assortment Of
spring Hass This establishment 10 well known 10 those
who are In the habit Of buying choice article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

u The HIsToRIcAL SOCIETY meets this even
ing At ia rooms in the University when the paper Of
NJ. J. W KNEyELs Of Fishkll, the sub oct Of our
DatcA Pr9ysAE0rs will bs presented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

~ The FARNERs CLUB Of the American Ia
s,ta,e have regular meeting today 2 o'clock with
the subjects Of sss week misunderstanding Planting
and Pruning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

PlASo-FoETEs.-An elegant Ene-toned Piano
Porte can Be obtained AZ tbs celebrated mandatory
Of Aes'rs. g & II. Barmore, No. 3ls Bleeekerst-
These gentlemen have long been celebrated IN their
business
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
NewOrIeans Post-office.

GREAT EASTERN MAIL, via Mobile Summer Arrange
me Iay g Z a. mr. a. Y tor postpaid lelers and at
Supplies Fort Pike ard Pascagou closing Tuesday Thurs
m Bay s. Louis Christian Closing on Monday Thurs
day aad Saturday a. a. M and arriving other DAY at
other day a q. N.
GREAT Baton Rouge, 50. Francis
igoH's Point GTesstuit Lake, Columbia Napoleon
aa Cou1a6a KY Cairo and all the ohiees the OHIO up
day, al ) p M; arrives twice aweek-iuegulaI.
L99gIsyILLE - EEtya- sggplyiPg Matches Yieks5rrg,
af erss. NJ sg Closes daily Except Sunday at p
ST. Louis = Supplying lvatehez, Iieksburg, Memphis,
icelHd and Cairo Closes three times week, generally
TUESDAY thursday and Saturday al arrives three times
p N. arrives every Sndsy and THURSDAY az sa M
ST FRAECsvILbE or CoAsT-supplying the Interior Of
L0uah Closes Sunday and Wednesday "A M; due
on Tuesday and Fnday at ?. m.
CARROLBTON 81. Closes on Monday Wednesday and Fri
dar at arrives Tuesday Thursday and Saturday p
C9yPGTog. OF LAKE Closes Monday, Wednesday and
NATcHEz packet. Closes every Saturday at p. m.
RED RIVER Closes twice week generally Tuesday
LAFAYETTE Closes daily Except Sunday at D. M ar.
risss daily Except Sunday at il a.
GALVESTON and PoRT LAvACA. Closes every five days
BRAzos.. Closes twiee MONTH alternate Thursday,
VERA CRUz. TAMPIoo and MExIco--Per the West India
prs Doc On BE ss 81 eass mo- y Z =
HAyAEA WEST w, IEDIA IsIAEps 3 AsERleA and uRePE
each month"; AZ y a. meleu' 70 Be prepaid. Due
HAvAEA-Per American Packets Closes about twice
arrives alb Ut twice month-irreguar.
CALIFORNIA and OREeoR-Per meHoan Packets via Cha
grs and PanaBa Closes month-eguaf. single rat
70 Chagrei 70 cents 70 Be prepaid do TO Panama 90 cents do
a 40 cents PREPAID not Arrives once monthiregular.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

Law AGAINST THE Pass IN FRANcE.-The fol-
lowing is an abstract of M. Barrot's law for the
French Press
l. Attacks the President. Imprisonment and fine at
discretion.
q Articles calculated to corrupt soldiers sailOfs. Two
years imprisonment ana 4QQ0 flames fine Not 10 interfere
with the laws against direct attempts TO persuade soldier
neglect his duty, which punished with death
Attacks the respect due the laws apologies for
misdemeanos Fwoye imprisonment and 1908 francs fine
Publication OF false with intention trouble the
pnbe peace One years imprisonment and 1909 francs Re
etc. may be punished under The law Of 1914 or under the
present law, as authOus and publishers.
Q. copy Of all publications periodical must be deDO-
sied "A hours beforehand with the police
y The cdutiOHHeeRt" deposit of security money By
publisher Of papers is retained.
The other articles provide for the immediate ar
rest Of all offending writers and their almost imme
date trial and punishment. Appeals to be made
in 81 hours and decided in ten days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

THE QUEEN AT BALL-Going il tUith Rash
The writer Of the Metropolitan Gossip" in the
Liverpool Albion, and very clever gossiper he is,
thus speaks of the Queen on the night of the ball
at the Duke of Norlolk's:
Her Majesty danced nearly all night long, and
an admirable dancer she is--not going through the
affair as if she were at a funeral, but dancing for
the genuine love of the thing. Before very long
she danced her hair out Of its fasenings (what do
you call the tackle y and it fell down her back but
she did not stop TO have it arranged, (which was
subsequently done by two Of the ladies' Lsnox, the
Duke Of Riehmond's daughters but went through
the waltz with the Prince, her husband, observe)
to the end. Shortly afterwards she danced one Of
her earrings out; it was picked up by the Mar
chioness of Alesbuiy and given to the Duchess Of
Kent who restored il TO Prince Albert"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

Mr.. AND MISS VANDENHoFF IN ANTIeoNE. +"
The London Chronicle of the 29lh ult, says (" The
directors of the London Wednesday Concerts
closed honorable to themselves their supplementary
season last night The vast area Of Exeter Hall,
was filed even to crowdng, by the promise of an
entertainment OfwhiCh the chief attraction was the
lyrical and choral music of Mendelssohn to the
ABtigone' of Sophocles. Those who remember
the powerful effect produced by Mr.. Vandenhoff
and his daughter, when the piece was represented
the stage Of COvent Garden Theatre, will not be
surprised TO hear that in sustaining the same char
acter, last night, they contributed mainly to the
success Of the entertainment To declaim effec-
lively under such circumstances requires more than
ordinary skill but the merits Of these gifted artists
last night, consisted in their having been able TO
impart TO their embodiment the necessary tragic
interest, although deprived of the aid of dramatic
action. In the performance at COvent Garden,
Miss Vandenhoff delighted the eye by the exquisite
beauty of her attitudes, so statesque, grand and
yet so graceful. She had now TO appeal to the
Imagination of the SPECTATOR alone, by the majesty
Of her dicton and the fine information of her voice.
She succeeded TO admiration in presenting the lofty
sorrow of the Theban maiden, and by an effort
mainly intellectual infused into the auditory the
deep passion of the drama. To her portion of the
performance, and of that Of Mr.. Vandenhoff, the
praise is due Of having been, not merely declama-
tory, but intellectual. Miss Huddart, also, as
ISmene deserves, though not quite in an equal de-
gree, the same credit"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
NV oRLEANs.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY &c, 1s40

FIRE IN ALLEGHENY The Firen,ea "A dis
patch dated Pittsburg, July l7th, says The fire
yesterday afternoon consumed thirty buildings,
mostly frames, and ragged with great violence for
about four hours. A portion Of the poles of the
Lake Telegraph line were burned down. The
flames extended from Gay alley Ohio street, west
to the Commons and east to the Diamond With
the exception Of six houses, two entire squares were
burned The Diamond and West Commons pre-
vented the fire from spreading. Nc water Of any
consequence was thrown on the fire by the firemen.
The Allegheny hremen had for while complete
possession of the ground and did all in their power
70 prevent the remen from this side going into ser
vice, which will account for the destruction OF
property. DR.. Swif's church, beautiful edilice,
which was entirely consumed, was insured in the
Philadelphia North American office for 5000.
Mr.. Henderson, one of the sufferers, is insured in
the franklin Office, Philadelphia, for $500. Mrs.
Denznap, widow, lost nine dwellings no insur-
ance Johnson 81 Watson's extensive marble works
were entirely consumed. Much excitement pre-
walls IN relation 10 the conduct of the firemen.
During the evening the Mayor had a strong patrol
the ground, as threats were made 10 fire the en-
tire city A few small fights took place, but moth
ina serious occurred. The police are on the trail
Of some Of the ringleaders. The Mayor Of ALLIE
Rhsny has offered a reward of $3.50 for the detec-
ton Of the persons who interfered to prevent the
Pittsburg fremen from going into service. The
City Councils meet tonight, and will probably
abandon the present system Of the Fire Department
for the paid one"
A subsequent dispatch, of the same day, adds
"The FIRE in Allegheny City has been arrested
after much difficulty The whole amount of dam,
age is estimated at about $4,000. Mr.. M. A
Knox, captain, or chief director Of the William
Penn engine company, has been arrested and com
mitted to jail, charged with having caused the rio
al the FIRE yesterday, and with having been instru
mental in inducing the iremen 10 withhold thei
aid in subduing the flames"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

AUSTRIAN CLEMENcY.-Th Austrian papers
publish decree of the Austrian commander-in-
chief, Gen. Haynan, in which that military chief
tain states that the inhabitants Of the borough of 30
Schar KaRg having aided and abettsd the Hunga-
rian insurgents in their attack upon the brigade Of
Gen. WYes, he Gen. Haynan,) has ordered their
toDH to be burnt and ahlated, and that this order
WINS exacnted on the 2lst nit
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DAGUERRROTYPR.


NJ would respectfully rsturn thank X patrh-
y age bestowed him since Re fff had ne hrooy Al
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NevgClfenn1
i've yeaFs ago, during which tins be has taken more
than any other pasoR in the world His gpeouanns wen
exhibited At the Fair q compsOn with oshsn taken 81
The best operator from New Ork and be awarded TIT
First Premium. NOapecimens exhibited q Bis ts
but thoas taken b. himre J. NJ the public thai ia
portraits viii cOntnue 70 be what teg always have er
the BEsT. His long aEpeence and constant practices ar
the best Inducements 70 dsrous Of instruction IN he
beautiful en Genuine RoetlaRdsr CameFaa % per osnt
cheaper than in the city all other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen BoOYis No for 90 Ensranfies
the baIt plates made II the United StateI Cuass 42 rs anf
Sc 5Q NeWYoFk Cam8rag Al e1S
- 0rderS from the country promptly attended
e Entrance No. CANP street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

VERY FMR.-The Morning Post says The
Pope has RENTED literally may be said, reHliie
200J0 francs for the relief Of the distress in ire
land" Considering that Ireland sent his Holiness
between 100000 and 100000, it is no great
stretch Of generosity in him to return ESQ., His
friends in this country will be disposed when they
learn this, TO say the old man in the west
cOuntre" said TO his king
- Said he. ifl'd known you'd got so much money,
Dang my butI0ns. If ID give you that shilhng1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

OF The unfortunate Hungarian hussars, that
attempted to desert from the ImpeFalist standard,
and return 10 their own country, have, as many Of
them as were captured, suffered a cruel punish
ment. Their leaders, three non-cOmmissioned Off
GERS, were killed on the spot Seventeen young
recruits were sent to the Italian army and the rest
seventy, were decimated. Seven were shot on
The 231 nit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
OREsoENT QTTY HorEI..

CORNER CUSTOJdFfO USE IND 'FRONT.' SITS.
Af Ill be opened for the reception Of BOA RDEES on
" WEDNEsDAN January g 1873. Well fur Rk,
liahed B0OMSf0F Families and Single Gentlemen
TAgLE--ths besl the market will afoId- 4L
The above establishment has been buit By the p0pssoE
expressly for the accommodation Of city and taussa Beard
en- one OF the healthy and airy gituaiinun tbs
city, and pains viii be spared 70 render those wis nay
stop with hinl, comlouable.
taithlul and atteatve Servants
Terms seasonabaa any establishment Of the kind
in ths city. ha1d&Wt1 3. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

PoLFT ~ EaR, Bald WV co UlfI' 7, q La.
Ef ANiNG been leased By the undemiened, wa BE- "a
H open on The first If fHe, Coz the eutpftainmeni
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS 4@A
This esabahmentis beautifully located the ad1 q
M0aILK BAY about midway between Mobile and he tuf
OF Mexico This water az this point being atgafg clear
and salt with depth Of six feet within y yards Of tha
shote,l and having firm white sand bottom sndam this
place Particularly attractive f0r Sea bathing.
Biue-ish POmpanO. Spanish Mackerel and az other fish
peculiar TO- this latitude abound the fsaiate BieHN
lance, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
Ihe building IS entirely ntE font 10 the south
Of 80 feet and affords ample accommodation foF 800
sons The looms ere large and airy.
sale and cnmmoduu steam vessel viii ply daily between
Mobile and Point Caar-P assage 81 cents
The rate Of Board viii be $40 per Week payable in al
DeeN. Deductions made families remaining the
season. CONCENTRATIONS On this subject, addd 70 tia
undersigned, at Mobile, viii be promptly attended 10.
GEO. b. GLfTHEHALL.
Mobile Ala. May Il 1919 myIs sm LssSas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

PLYMOUTH. June a
The packet ship American Eagle. Capt Chadwick left
The Sound on Wednesday evening for her destination New
York As there have been some in rea-
ton TO the number Of deaths among the passengers and the
tth8 ship have asceraned by the best authority
that upon hsr leaving London the 3st Of May. her
departure hence the 10Th of june the total loss hiss been
only a. viz: five in the Channel and the Sound.
OF the IA fatal cases five German and nine En- gsh
and rh Of the deaths in the Sound eight
sickness which commenced the entrance OF the ship
into the harbOT Just prior to the departure of the American
Eagle two seamen and passenger sent board the
Tyne hepromp and judicious employment of hulk
hospital and the skill and energy Of the Mr. Fran
els Fox have rescued the pasen gers OF the American Eagle
from the great fatality which threatened them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26

BERLIN STATE PRIsONERs-The trial of the
political prisoners implicated in the affair of Nav,
was brought 10 a conclusion at Berlin on the eve
ming of the 23d. The following was the sentence
of the court: A years imprisonment against NJ
Gercke, for violating decree issued for the main
tenance of the public safety three months impris-
onment against the members of the Democratic
Committee, Schonneman, Cubitz, Herzfeld, DR..
Waldeck Berends, Weiss, Koch and Pfeiffsr
Steide, Peterson and Schildknecht were acquitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
All New MateriaIs Of the latest STYLE

All New M ateriaIs Of the --latest Style
~ The poPreton Of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public added an
JOB OFFICE to their prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the Favorable terms viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYERS
BRIEFS; BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEPTS.
CARDS. FOSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c, &C.
in every style.
All their mAterasType Presses are entirely new and
the Improvements, which bic them 10
work surpassed this etV The PTsse M
from the foundry Of MessTs R. Hoe g. Co. NewYok which snr
guaranty Of their eIceenee-he type from the well u
dries OF Mesa George Bruce & Co. White and have
been selected with great adapt business wants
this