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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07


STATE o. SocIrry n CAlrrors,, --r,om
7eaer or1he ~ r65 sn, Francisco 'V ~;
'ype rom "Mv sglelli Ssm Arfsz.n,l,n S@'
published i'. - The New York yedrnarof Co'Spcrcs
Good. Of al iG' dsserE5tss. =.
pe"'y' ana prices are modeatc, cxcypt at ro, a
and places distant from ctep' al re'aIl
At least three hundred7lsls ' per moss,h I'LL,
be paid Tor q good clek. -Therens ; :rh ~
!sgses and-shidE, ~. sees.s , q So%Fa a.,
ald cost seven dollars pesdsS a. Vn i, -
son aid to these many oh;s ~ y y - s,ass
the same rate of czTensc. .TLa y - = -
from "" wv wond cost more than the Transportation
In 4sew 9rk TO Chicago, and the expense NJ
49,. 49, ~ :, n41s-ssafdrks ships and oIacian
"m ,. - '''o warehouse, would amount ton nos1
sap Ie ~ much as fhssi.ash + + 1ssd
i rom Liverpool ~ New ok. ~ tr,nsn na'seu
''c'es o. any description from here 70 ,he -
wo0lu cost at this time, $500 b. Soof,, ,''a "e
'efc "a great scarcity Of storage for for
Where are a,ss 4 sAifll;orna.ay.ll.,,.a. u,
Rfosssispsi Jul Me physicians are pass .,,. ana
T.s s.,eagay sAdoWn in any place IN S5n
ali day S w b g TOR RS 5ysne zee
NM, % one patient. Mechanics are a.
ths;r us' ou' 'herc are scarcely any engaged n
"Ja aqeS' 0Acepta few carpenters, Who IS, AZ
band{hed ''''e Is entirely a.
Igere is ndsociey; no such ,hior 4, G;.na
'lx ~ pleasure otany kind there & no rel;a;~.
49,, ~, u practices and no Divinity worsbin'
xo'' eold, and TO its shrine mnIti,uies If II
J., are daily Hooking Although The co,,n IT,. 7
4, n.de government il is not absolutely Win q
=, oroereven better than ii existed Al any 1;'n
!, s' H. was annexed TO the U. States md h.,
Ia.,l - Ais's now in Mexico, or any If H. a
IN american Republics. Every man ooae e
reItv eu ana as great insults and injuries ara 10
,,5 sure % be followed By instant lo y
~" ~, any chance Of escape by '4he laws dsa' vi
~ ~ I,e "o' very frequently commu4tL 4 Nh n
! ssiaFeen'eS and roberies, II nc ~; tn
.ugn are punished with great seyor,rs '' ~ IS
- y July IN due FORM AT the mines ~ th0 am
,ms", p''sons' hanging is The OH, mode oron "a
aiggeS are generally verc->rc....c, En-
,or. ~, TAe gesaaSd sNS ounce d !" S
I i. "i n'.a more and somcNcssA II
III - BUSINESS. however. Some arc rahh M, t2s
! c 'Jse ',clr health, and some heir HIVES
nanc 10, ,nal the quantity el-eoll which INV
~ y 'l' country since III Zinc verc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

dollars. a'''- seven millions oi
,l, III I laioraa tLe-e IS an utter s,br.r.i., 49,
e.'.lt ni society As Il exists ia Old. ,f,,.. ,I
,Lo -.....-'oa otaIi ranks aud d.s,nc,ians Es
80. .',i.e 81 Affairs there is one peculiarly H.,
49,, Labor Is uushackled and uaa..
49,, Il receives q hiIl recolnpeuse. ny.
h, sri ~ Looking customers, and the most bsr-
he 'a.i,ofious are ikelyto have the most e
Tho. .. here, and as Ibis commands respe,,
or @'e The aristOcracy Of California. A rook
b;oLa'use steward, commands. in this country,
AL = .a'ary Than the Governor of New YorL
r,,.i, industrious dlayman, with his cart md
: ~ better paid than the Secretary ofihe r
o;.,. ne salary Of the Postmaster At San Fran
w,sb; Is less than The lanndress would exact H.,
bigbs' dts linen, and good carpenter gets
ns.'l compensation for his labor than The C.,,
T,I' r chiefOf the Squadron.
ces e''tnate oi San Francisco and other MA.
In. y" me coast. is the most disaorecaIJc da,
ana " OF, Cold winds prevail during all seasons
IN 'e tempe nature varies sometimes 40 der IN
%. u'g; The summers are worse than the hin
no Every body suffers greatly on first afriy;n,
All one requires warm clothing at all tirnese
h9 iOusn me climate is severe and disagreeshls
q '",,h may be considered generally heahhy
~A'ePllng IN the Sacramento valley.
=, nelIAN!DER-Yes, pass it along. wbetber -,
'eheFe II or not--that onesided wbisner go; ~
"e character OF viTuous female. We, Su
'Ou ooht believe it, but you will use vonr ma,
lnce 10 bear up the false report and bass ',"
ne current Strange creatures are mankinIt
~" many regulations have been lost Inv s,,.
use How many hearts have been LA
Whisper How many beneyolen, 5a m,Ju
ave been chilled by The shrug Off sLoplJors
low many individuals have been Stunned Iy
enue mysterious hint How many cbasto
'l's nave been wrung with griefbya sinole noA
-, low many graves have been dug by a false =.
;I,i let You will pass the SANDER alone re,
III keep II above tie waters BY wap Of vnn.
nsuc' "hen you might sink it forever Dn
roy 'ne passion for telling tale we prsy yoo
~ MOI word that may nure The cbar,cte.
aho'hef. lie determined 10 listen IN M CO..
Ut Is repeated to the injury of another and =,
as you are concerned the slqnder will lilo
=. y .eii II once, and it may 20 as Oh thu vina,
me wind, Increasing with each breath I'm !,
circulated through the State, and bronob, ~
grave one who might have lived and 5con
ssing to the world.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
or HARTFORD ravx

- ''''IAI TUNU tUNN.
understand from Messrs. Camden 4, Fan.
oes' Agents IN this city that the Board Of D;ro.
,o's o. ms Company held meeting immo,l;a,a
y upon hearing of the late fire in This c;,v on,t
unanimously resolved 10 add one hundred ,bons
q nnoS dollars to theircaptal. They now ot,sr !
d H. PuDlc an ''n'mpaIred capital of three hun.
,'so 'no'saup dollars as protection" tor the fla.
oo, ana authorize their agents to say that their
n"l"' ,'l premiums are fill indemnify for the
pds,' a,d 'ha' The cash ready to pay all losscs
',i y them with THEN usual prompton ss--
, ms : What we call The right snt Of grit and
should mould secure 10 'he Company large inrroas" (
, = 'us G aud add 70 the popularity Of this al.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
Drugs, MediCi ne s.
PANTgs orig,
- DYE GTlIPF@
i ~ 4. s. TAYLOR Co.
T" 'ioLEsALE y RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Ell "a ~ 81

y re ct
n,, AcoAvlB9s sAallss.
civ ath of SNGoBSCCRlBERs have just received from ~
r view YORK large and complete stock 4 os '''o
Al fresh $ resi- Drugs and Medicine 4
and genuine. 9oaily, warranted Fresh
can an lhe Importance Of bavinrs medicine III,
bers W will ~ o anes be reedon for purity Ae subsr
bsst enag ,ef fethnA for sale 'bnt4effFs Esog tbc
Win f tIo Customers may RELY on benr snnr IL;
,s uo PSI articles, and on terms equally % Ipw y
tho osJr an the same quality can be prorureJ y
,n ~ ifelr stock is one 81 the largest. no.4 ner..,
ma mar geer Selected thanany previously ccr II III
, P.gTE.l'T WE@;Dx tf.,,E&.
Embrace every qd, n .ukiose .a,ds beal yor,h
us,.S,, s,9sase'a Agshterk Of "'''''
''r'sh led OIL, WINDOW Ghassss
a... AND DYE STUFFS
s-7 = = w say AdD 9AN99 Aap1Da,a
u, menu selling low, and would inyitc llanior.
= n. .s9 al oihers 70 give III eail aud EXAMINE
hi. .,s', W. II s. TAYLOR & 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

W we invite attention to the advertseme,,
y D y. Maciin'Secrctary ofthe Board of.rus
ICES q 'he tennessee Conference Female H.
S'l'u'e, Athens Ala This institute has deserved
" attained high reputation for its excollep, man.
asemenf and the thorough instruction inna,,ca
Oy rs experienced faculty. Ills situated IN ons
he South. VS =" III
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
WAY no ESCAPE.


i"c lo'io"ins paragraph, says the New Or.
'V""S COURIER from the Detroit Free Press s,,g.
ses's mode BY which Gen. Taylor can e,,r;.
'"'e '''nse'i from his plcdsesand sin preserve bis
consistency as a man ofintegriiy and honor. i,
= y oehy 'hat he ever wrote The letters which
appeared during the canvass over his n.mo ~,
"nlcn contain the pledges now SO annoyi,c
% nun personally, and so embarrassing y H.
party
Tho Free Press SAYS;
I'VE lin cHANcE. Since GEN r,ylo.5
"as oesh accused Of violating his pledges M; Y,
l'o'ci'uc' Is thought the old man viii raon ~,
una state honestly that he never wrote AN - WI
ieuefs' We understand thai be has good a II -
~ 70 back him in the occlara ion. 7rhaan"
letter was genuine. noi5
i'u Gen. Taylor cannot, in his w,v
INC pledge given in his inaugural 0dlre..
lne 10 appointments to and removals from AK
ms pledge was made under the solemn so,,9 VI,
o an oath. We don't know who wro,o \,
losunl' but Gen. Taylor delivered i betaroL,
assembled crowd, of"fiiy thousand Of he ~
rymen, and thereby made Il his own IN
hedge he through his cabinet ba. sh.a,.eA
iolated.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07


- Inc Cholera sPrevailing with frigbIml IL.
lchoe N many parts Of Tennessee, bIissou,i Koa
lucky and OHIO AT our latest accounts fran !,
oOls the deaths in that city averaged from 70 j 81
per day It has also been very fatal IN r;ncia,.,:
ana other cities in Ohio, in IonisyiDo m.n.a.m
Lexington, &c, Kentucky, and Nashville ang ~.
m 's'''' e IS also prevailing more or less ii Il
rh,s, as~rn e'tles with the exception we believe or
ena ai.s,0n' Mobile 50 ar..as we know. is vet ~
= :" O'' Us ravagcs are still lelt in New orean.
= ",'h"lond Va, the Legislature, which waa /,
Sa.sa session. had to leave the city for the Faua,ar
ct nss' !, consequence Of the prevalence If H.
on n HOW much farther this dreadful scon.-s
WI extend over our land, or when !, viii eo.sa
NnoWn on'y 70 Him. who chastiscth but IL cnr,.
lisgusc V''' dressings u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

LHIH%cH.--A poor drunken Ioal,r was
.,sNeG ~ '' u ne streets blythe Waterman hsn
'"e '.'oniog decision was made: There i ,,n
S',Se ~ ms head and no cents ia Ills pocket and
Il powerful scent about his breath. Is w. IS
course sem to the watch house. ""e u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07


SINGULAR CASES OF "CnorrR, .
npii' medical practitioner Of PETERSBURG. T.,
@a as recently called TO attend lad, in Cbes,er
'eia '1' messenger informing him that she u,a.
%n ny cholera. lie promptly Waited unon
ner' ana assisted to relieve her pains .y h,;pa
ing INTO the world II smart boy, Al RASstsS
q , case occurred. The faculty vera calT.-
80 upon TO relieve lady, marked as yjct;m 81
.ae cholera, and The rcsutmas the birth ofnyins
aaa me RAPID recovery ofthe sick lady. IN bsat.
tn lile was produced instead ofdea,b ~,
, "".n eh"mpllly the folly OF the insane ar wbi"h
'"''s every attack ofdscasc into cholcra "''
a.. - Lon. Democrat.
! 4 fion liz Is q eapIal epigam from the pen Of
,onsn enaT-w1ta red hair, who wrote
~. .p', ,in1 w9man how sad is your lot.
s''s'e' arc red-yom poems are not
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

- 9 90, Col; 4. K. MClung, is appointed CHARGE
'On nolly'a . A. instead Of Grenada as was fra
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

~ we invite especial attention 10 Tho article
~ our lrsi page headed preservation Of New.
papef We hope iha, our next Legislature
w''' take up the subject and &c. upon !, a, once
no member who will take the lead IN ce,,l,o !
INV passed q eilsctihe objec, recommended i
'l'' article, will immorializc himself. We haya
more e say unon the suliaci hereaGa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
FiiE LATE Ex-PREsIDEyr PoTK

Almost every exchange rzp.tbai uer.ssf,. ..,
'''ns eu.og'um- 90 The iaie s1-Prr,iden, Palk. Ws
ly o, them are beautifully some s.s.aen,.y e,f,,-7
f''en ronoH0i The ULir Jarer. much 10 t,.,
credit laying aside ilcir iary feeling and polr.r,t
luminosity BOW seem disposed To d. justice 10 the
'.,''''''''. deceased and speak ofhn as an able and
ein''eH' President though they disapprove Of hi.
P'ine'Pe' and his policy. This is justice from them
thought comes ratheriate and reminds rs n ,Le
lines in Horace:
lria'a N esiunsm olimus.
oHoil'i'H' er oeaiis qulrinus, inri4i.
we shan copy occasionally some of these enlo.
'.iis also as soon as we can find space, an inter.
's'lng and authentic biographical sketch Of tho ~.
A-i'feslden'' from the Washington Union ., o2,r
~ We gI'e below from The same paper some
'eautiu lines -0''''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
FOURTH DISTRICT.

In this district Albert {: l,ro,,
nan y '@e people, is the democratic candidate /,
40 ~ nus no opposition, and We presume p,ll H.,
none. Governor Brown has been un;f,r,o,,.
~ whenever he presented himself bctoyc ia a.,
~ any ono e--wlether it be for tho Iers,,,nra
congress Tor Judgcship or for Coverro. /. III ~
a'Ways oeen elected and BY triumphant moiori,ies
Wv GROWN y native Mississippian Here u
was oOfil and rased. and here all his hos, eaon,.,
sy"pa'nes are conferred. The people no, only =.
spect ana admire him for his fine ,alen,s .na o.,.
en' devotion to democratic principles but thew oyc
nun iof nus many good social qualities ,h4y CA,
grateful 70 him, TOO, for his services II be n,n
POf'an' public stations whchhehas lilled oroon...
" VIII be elected. We venture TO saw IA, ~ NM.
W. aare @ oppose him, although his dis,r,r,
= inc presidential election, last fall. rave = do,ao
cratic majority Of only 29s.
such are our candidates in the onr conu.a...
aa's'rcts. and such is the prospect before y ~.
'eaafe 70 predici-we say il in mn sinco,;,, Vii,
49, w utmost conidenccthai we shall carry o.
~ ''sMs'' and send four good and true democr,,.
W., w." mississippi 10 the next Congress. Inc mines,
~. ~ prevails in our ranks, except in the End dis.
.,a ""'.. 'pe'e i unfortunately an independent can
a'a"'o :" 'ne neld But the disscn,ion AMONG ! u
W. = any, growing out Of this fact, we hone "a
vNpe'e soon TO see healed, 10 the honor ami sa,;s
ton Of all concerned - "'"'' qua sa''s'ae-
W Mr. Edmund W. goo,es ,-, n,o,o.a.
'aoi''h new democratic paper at pon,o,oc = ,
!, 3 on,'led tho american Sovereign Such /
paper IS greatly needed in pomo,oa m. IN,
'aPer now published there is the sp,,... W., 10y ,
Eagle" decided Thig journal Wei" ="
Sorsreigns Of Pontotoc and ~ !. ~ i,
0,n'os counties will extend to Mr.. Rootes a.ho /,
a patronage. From his Prospectus, we saI !.
ure, he viii deserved It. ~
a. an -~s-~>s~--~--,--e--e- n,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

~ ~ meeting Of the citizens Of r,inble
60 n.y., on the 2olh Of May Inst, Mr.. CLAW wa,
'equeaed''o resign bis sea, in tho u. s. Senate
:" account oi'hc opinions which hc entertain.
~ me SUBJECT Of abolition or emancina,io,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
Town BEAT MEETINGS

The Democrats ofihe two town be.,. o,o :
qaes'cd TO meet at the Court House on s.,u,,l.,
"eas ~ order to appoint delegates to tho demo.
cratic county convention, which will meet /, ~.
P'acc On Saturday 2lst inst. II is earnestly -
qa's'sd. .. oil who can make |, convenient will
aaend' The time ofmeciing will be made known
by The ringing ofihe bells.
:, "e understand that rumors have been c;rcu.
'a'eu a. distance, that the Cholera was PREVAILING
- 0as 'own. Such rumors are wIthou. the shasow
- ioundat'On The Clolcn is no, here. neve,
vas ana We hope never WILDE The nearest \ J..
7 !, VaH'e % one town was IN $685. when, we believe
mere were few cases a. Dcmopolis Ala Colnm'
~, Always noted one Of the hcalthicst towns \
~ a a'h, was never freer from cpidemics. and On.
cases q all kinds, than IFS al present.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.


=" The Dsr Court the Eastern District Of Louisiana
Conrad, Esq., Assignee Of the EstGse Of James j. Hanna
RY VIRTUE order issued Honorable the Di.trc
Court the United States for the District aforesaid
ing date 10Th day Of May 1879 will expose public sale MON
on Magazine between Grayer and Nachez ali t
right surrendered by said bankrupt vested il
said assignee, and the following described property wit
State the right bank the Beu bounded above by the
property of Charles Benedck and below
said tract land having ten arpens front by forty depth
thereon and appurtenances thereof.
e. Eighty Acres of Land of Section No. Township No.
sou. of The sst degree north latitude Of Range No. Of the
basis meridian OF the district Of Louisiana SAID ou
Of Land are situated the side OF Bayou Beuf
Two hundred and five and eighty hundedth Acres OF
Land IN Section No Texnhp No south Ct the sst DEGREE
western district situated the Parish Of Avoyees and
Of the Bayou BGu and between half and whole mile from
bounded Dennis MCDANIEL
All that Tract of Land composed Nos Of
ton No. Township No. south Of the 3 degree north lat
Bayou Bruf bounded the lands Baldwin,
containing according to Surveyors hundred
States appears Certificate Register Of the Land
Office, dated a Opeousas the 10th of April 1885.
All the foregoing Tracts Land forming plantation and be
Q cd in block.
OF the Land will be exhibited day of sae
The third interest of bankrupt profits
balance may be due to him partner the late firm
Kkman Alternately Hanna, bills balances
due said firm well the bills payable by
being exhibited the bankrupts schedule file U. s.
Dist. Court.
Terms Of sale-For the claims
the Real Estate the purchaser his obligation thou
Bank OF louisiana bearing the of per per
mum from date until final PAYMENT secured by mortgage prop
erty. Balance cash.
Acts before H. Cenas Notary Public expense
the purchasers
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, j. s. Marshal
myl9, 49, jea IL. for the Eastern District of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

TERRIFIC HURRIcANE.-The Dalton (Ga.) Ea.
gle of the 22d ut. says: "Our town was yistsd
on Tuesday last by the heaviest rain and hail.
storm we have seen in many day. It lasted
nearly two hours, and the lightning struck tree
in DIR. Wilson's yard, stunning several of the
family, but fortunately, received any serious
injury. The growing crop must be somewhat in
jured by the hail, if it extended any distance as
thick and heavy as it fell here. We understand
the wind blew a most terrific hurricane at the
Tunnel. Nearly all the trees on the hill, of any
'slze, were blown down, and some of them fell on
the shanties, but no one was hurt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

DISASTER AT SEA.-The brig William Henry,
from Matanzas, arrived at Boston on Tuesday last,
brought the crew of the brig John H. Stephens, tof
Boston,) from Bucksport, S. e., for New York,
which sprung leak on the 18th ult., in gale of
wind. She was fallen in with on the 18th ult by
the William Henry, and the crew, eleven in num-
Der, taken from the wreck. Shortly after she cap.
sized. The John H. Stephens had a cargo of
100 600 feet of lumber
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

o. Steamboat competition on the North River
this season, SO far seems be carried on with more
spirit than ever A New York letter says: Some
of the finest boats are carrying passengers for a
shilling, but if you want dinner, they take good
care to charge you price amply sufficient to make
ing your carcase from city city. All this sort of
thing is productive of good deal of neck and
neck racing between the rival boats, and, before
the summer is over, it is not improbable you may
have to record more terrible catastrophes. The
boats, besides, are generally all too crowded."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

.CRsscENr 0vyrcE.

eas l. CRsscsNr OFFICE.
Friday Morning. Jane !, ltH.
COTTON.-Ths proximity Of the Niasara's ascounts.
now nearly due BY Telegraph has tendency to check the
demand for Cotton The sales yesterday were 5000 bales
including list Of 1900 bales said to have been closed late on
Wednesday Prices unshahged.
6 ISis1s, En- ssd Y pa;
Nd MidalM.s id.: a md NE All; y O.
Middlng Fsir.....75Si0s Average Lists. o7sf00'a
TOBACCO-Sass Of 107 hhds. weEs made. as follows !:
IS hhds.. 80 A. At 81. 16 r. at ga 50 hhds, A. at
do at 81. do. at ia. IL B. At 4, and II at BIC b.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Sales Of 200 hhds. Sugar
at previous rates. and 800 bbls Moase at l0017c gal
Ion the latter rate for reboiled.
FLOUR-Ths Flour market continues heavy. with sales
of 400 bbl Illinois 200 do st. Louis Ut "a rs. 100 do
choice Illinois at and smaller lots. Ohiond ord
nary Illinois cannot b quoted over - 500t 62a.
CORN.-Pnces lower. bat the demand improved. Sales
of 6o93 sacs the Lsves 00 49, 30 $780, 70O 500 $500
aad 10000 all at SIC. o bushe
PROFESSIONALISM small lots of Mess were sold at
90 40 also. 100 bbls. Prime % g. and la do Rumps
Ito cose) at u y bb The largest sale of Bacon
casks Shoulders &c. Sales of 80 bbs No Lard at 5,
80 kegs and 40 half.bbls. prime at 70. y b.
WOOL-29 bales Mexican brought SIC. p ID.
WHISKY.-Over $50 bbs Recied were sold at 15AfG
l6c for large and small lots.
FRElGHTS-Dull and declining. A ship taken for Bos
"a day since but epoed) at TIC for Cotton
(u cargo) and 1000 bales shipped in British vessel for
Liverpool at 3-16d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. % 81 40 N.-LoKeIrUDr. 80 Win Tme sa.
Cleared Yesterday:
r. Oodou Havilaud Galvo,
Arrived Yesterday:

Arrived YESTERDAY:
mo arrivals from sea yeserday.1
sTkAMBOATs:
Jas. l.. Day. Giberson. from Mobile
Atlantic, Brosdwel from st. Lous-12l bales cotton.
Gen Worth. Muir. FIN Skpwth's Landing-2s6 bis cotton.
Gpsy, Ure from Baton Rouge.
Woodsmnn. Ankrim, from Red River-3G bales cotton.
Aleck Scott. SWnn from 81. Louis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

Assuming A PRIEsT.-An affair transped yesterday
notary ia this cy and Jean Louis CsInyve aoe
priest l. appears that Caruyve had been in the habit of
visiting MOssys house but for another
visits dsngreeabe to the latter who accordingly for.
babe hun the house. Yesterday Mr.. Messy passing
down Royal street he met Carluy his house i'm
mediaely commenced attack upon him. The priest re-.
81 ted but got the worst of the bargain and Immediately
went 10 Recorder Gen0i before whom made an affidavit
accusing MI. Messy Of assault and battery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

SwINDLING-Davd Darlington was arrested accused of
Darlington atboa for $65 and received $40 account
Darlington afterwards sold the haboat another man and
refuses pay Carr. Page of the Secr nd Wpnic
paty Police, arrested accused of swindng Mr. Searn
out If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

COMMITTED. Anna Buckley WAS yesterday brought be-
fore Recorder SeuZeneau he charge OF stealing s5 from
Margaret Wilson of Victory and Frenchmen Streets
She sent before the First District Court for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

EMBEZzLING Henry Shruver arrested accused of
embezzing from Jos phi COIN. proprietor Of the German
Gazette who entrusted to him Che being carrier bills
amounting to 81 So Of which he collected $50 npw ards
and refuses 10 SETTLE Sent before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Lessee. Mr.. H. Stage Manager, ROWE
Manager G. PAGE Treasurer :.
q otee-A Car vH ieare the Theatre for Laayets every
night qfser the performance.
EkiDAf yum s-WM be acted the Comedietta Of Mr. AND
MRS WHITE Peter White. Mr. Page Medora White Miss
Dance By Mss Josephine which, Farce of the
LOAN OF LOVER. Gertrude, fw1h songs Miss PctIe To
OF Water Sc Peters oppo.iie Mr. Eytnge; Susan Miss Verify
II The Police Department underline direction Of Mr. McCos
key. ~ Doors open o'clock Curtain will rise at precisely
before Prices of Admission Dress Cir
Gle and Second Tier Is Ceored Boxes
where be secured application the Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

STEALING.-Patrick Cnes was brought before Recor.
der Baldwin accused of stealing dray and mules from
Charles Durner. He was discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

AssAULT.-Thomas Bradley arrested for committing
assault Geo. E. Stern and James Tchan for com.
hitting assault James Logan. They were both sent
before the First District Court