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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-28

Pa 70 = TIE NV VOID Siess,r. The Grspd Jury
esne nto coeft. spd ~,th other blls rendered true
bin sesnr tdssr Nakemss, the captain, srs -
ovens mse Of the Nee world steamer for pirsticsiy
snd fticfously running s~as with ssd vess shsu IN
Nsv YORK.
Tn. District Attorney applied for . b-nsh warrant
sesipst the seeusso wsteman aso O~.ns. whieh ~as
ssstsd hy the court asd vs b. despatched by rhnrs
Cay Lsil 10 CsAnorhins vhithtr the weasel bousa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-28

Movements of I~dsvtdnsss.
br ~. Mills, q. Gofdyn end Y. &. UISsrt w. :.
A. have sxriwais ths city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-28
ines in the entire dIseharss Of his duties this was

since in the entire discharge Of his duties this was
certainly narrow escape.
DE- Reed, . citizen physioian Of Taos, was In great
Indian Who = he spsd hs Last arrow which
the right side of the Doctor received the ball Of his
antagonist full In the forehead and relieved the mo-
psntsry anxiety Of the DOCTORS friends This Is re-
gsrdsd - one Of the NEST beautiful and thrilling incl
drsgoon horse was all that Major Grisr lost in the
skirmish.
Din the morning after the skirmish, the troops and
horses, completely worn out and exhausted. without
fort and most violent and severe storm sprung
mp the 2Sd Of November and not being able to
the current Of this storm, Msjor Grisr determined
Notvithstsnding the indomitable courage and Der.
severance Of Major Grer and his command, the zoe
diton might have proved complete failure but for
the sound and Discriminating judgment that induced
the Msor to select Kit Carson Leroux and Frher as
his guides. 1t required just such experience and In
ten,gence they possefs to nnd the trail from an
Indian camp These cunning Indians leave camp in
every erection and IL 10 frequently many miles before
they meet together SO - to assure you OF the trail
could not ten PAGES In advances and but for the
almost Instructive knowledge Of these guides large
portion Of Major G.'s command must have perished;
% was there was but one lost, and that was the
Majors colored servant.
This is believed to have been the ssverest and most
successful expedition ever undertaken by American
troops In this country. The Indians received chas-
tsement and suffered Losses that will be remembered
The conduct Of Captain Valdez and his meur ted
Mexican volunteers is spoken Of In the highest
terms, and the Dragons thirty one only in the sk,r-
msh, regret deeply regret that their horses were so
blown and exhausted ss to have denied TO them the
proud satisfaction Of having accom- plished more
Tbe two Indian children are about three years old
and Major placed them In charge OF two gen nsrous
Me xicsns, Jesus sylvia and Juan Tafoys at Rayado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-28

srrsnso.r Dts.srsss ~ frBis. RfsfR by the sr
rival ~ n tsoVrs.r Ter United States -fesner No9-
mouth Ne r.eret 20 learn tue p,obabs toss % The
Irtsd sfptes susst survey steamer H.t--li, agtsin
pe.t vtfcn ls tbis piace tte 22.h ~ tsnuar,
vent lahore t~o miles Scutb ~ Caps Carar~,al ali
ssv.d srd posfibuty Of g-t,irg oG the s,.s ner ~.
th,osh v-ry doubifuL
The st.snsr Jasper, rsr;ain rsct, -Aich ier h-rs
en the 20 Jsnusry sstivsd st Indian get ard 90
uercsd dhcfsfafre when n storm comirz no, she
sipgsd her rsbirs aud pet O. ahd not b.sn
,itce beard IRON. t-sive osJs having espsed It's
feared that she has been found-rsd at zee Saseassk
R<y<b<scs~, Re. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

CoRoSERs ISQUEsT.-An inquest was held yes
terdav at the Harlem Police Station upon the body
of an unknown man who was found dead at the
foot of One hundred and eighty sixth st. Mr. The
Jury rendered verdict that death was caused by
the bursting of blood vessel. Deceased was
dressed in clean white shirt black silk cravat,
black cashmere pants and drab overcoAt. He was
about 30 years Of age and is supposed to be a
German.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
VOL. N.....NO. ..

briefly responded to by Hon. ROBERT B. OKA''
SION Of Rhode Island. .-,..
The ninth regular toast. Henry Gay i"
was drank with three times three ana Sl'o"'" ~
by Mr. THO. Z. ToNLISsoS 49,.
Mr.. ToMLISsoS said On these
idle TO speak of subjects Of public poncy. ne a.
Iodod 10 the services of Mr. CrAY-cited his many
eminent .e,vices in behalf of his country honor
,,h.,ever d;s,urbances may agitste her ! love the
,a-,,. . Inch belong, said Mr.. T. love TO be
fam proud TO be one when It IS the party
" ~ UryKY CLAY is attached. love the free
~ Ohio has been baptized IN the great ocean oil
INA lia' common country. | love Freedom, because
nron nv brow and upon yours Freedom has been
staml,ed The mechanic al ms bench the student
~ his book the poet at his theme, the historian at
his work. may write out the history OF great men
bnt when the mother OF future generation shall
desire 10 impress lesson upon the mind OF child
NJ ,bis Repubic-a lesson OF ambitlon-she "ui
tell the boy: My noble boy emulate the example
of Him who sacrificed all for his Country, AMI MADE
himself great by alteration of noble Union which
he himself enuObled!
Mr.. TovLvsoS concluded IN the midst OF loud
and long continued demonstrations OF applause A
number of Volunteer Toasts were then offered, and
at . late hour the assemblage dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
WHOLE No. 2>Os.

AZ what work they MAJ be employed they leave
!, unfinished 10 attend divine Service. Rev Nj
b. addressed some lev appropriate remarks %
the chllirea, and concluding by exhor.ing his
Congregation 20 continue their forts In the slu.
port Of missionaries, the only sure medium ir the
conversion OF those who were ignorant Of the
truths Of Christianity
The congregation was next addressed by Rcy
Mr. WAsHB6RoUGH. who directed his remarks
more particularly 20 the children and of the lasting
benefits flowing from Sabbath Schools He spoke
OF the necessity of instructns the youthful minds
in the truths OF the Scriptures, the lessons which
were there taught left an inetssceabe impression
Oh the character IN after life
At the conclusion of Rev. Mr.. VS. remarks a
col lection was taken up and the exercises OF the
evening terminated with hymn sung by the
chi drcn
THE PUBLIC HEArTH-We ind, IN the office OF
the City Inspector, the following Weekly Report OF
Deaths in the City and County OF New-fork, from
the 9th day Of April to the 18th day OF Apr, l''O:
Men So Women s. Boys %; Girs 50. Total "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

PERJcRY.--A man by the name %. Charles
Wright was arrested on Saturday sud detained by
the magistrate on charge Of perjury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

EFFECTS or lNryNPERANCE.-ComeIus MAJ.
ming, a native OF ireland, 81 years Of age vas ad
mitted t. the Hospital on Tuesday as, Ia corse
quence OF injuries he had received on the head and
face while Ia a. state ointoxcatlOu soon after his
admission he was seized with dellriam ,remens,
which put al END TO his existence YESTERDAY An
inquest was held and a verde, was rendered ir Re-
co-darce with the above facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

FATAL ACCIDENT john Weston \ NATIVE, Of
Bavaria. - years of age. while engaged. N Satur-
day, IN taking down the building 200 Broadway
was struck on the head snd shoulders BY po,.ion
Of the wall which fell upon him. He wss taken 10
the City Hospital where he died yesterday morn
lag. Coroner Geer held an inquest OF toe body
aud verdict was rendered in Accordance win
these facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

MARROW EscAPE.-About II O'Clock on satnr'
day night private carriage containing two ladies'
and the driver was upse. by It's coming in contact
with one Of the Pearlst stages. Fortunately the
ladies' escaped without injury, though the carnage
was much damaged,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

BoBrFRY An Old customer cLIng himself
hn { smith. was CAUGHT by officer Wood OF the
Third W arr IN the act OF stealing vaL,e con
tanning property valued OF s25 belonging 70 Joseph
ID. sage stopping az the Jnited States HoieL The
accused came on board the steamboat Issac New
ton Us; rs she arrived picked az the yslise and
made OFT when he stopped oy the officer Jus
tee Mounttort committed HIM 70 PRISON for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

DIsH0SEsT WhTER-Oue OF the black waters
a. the Irving House called Richard " lila Ms, " rs
arrested on Saturday by officer Brown. ard con-
veyed before the Chiet Of Ponce on charge OF
stealns pistol the property OF * Govern or Smith
Of Virginia Mr.. Smith II seems pat lp q, the b0
t. and the pistol was taken from his < e. BY the
accused NJ. Smith sailed the same LAY for Cali
iorrs. ami the negro was commit;ei % prs q
answer tie charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

MEs.R. Bradbury AND NAsH's JUVENILE con
,,r-Tbe as Of these delightful entertainments 'of NE
,e.,on is 10 be given Wednesday evening 81 ne i
.rn,ele We are requested to remind Aesr' ana vs.
one thousand little foks OF their reseasss hondsy and
Tuesday afternoon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

-. n IIfNT NlANUFAGTOaY.
VIE subscriber would respectfully cal the attention of ali
those bound to the gold region to his large stock of
useful and necessary artiesns such variety Of Wall
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles; Canvass
PACkSADlLES; Potable CAMP n EDS, weighing about
two popnds Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC., all of
which he offers a. fair prices and any quantity. Those
wishing their articles watefpFoOed be accommodated,
and % al customers who prefer 10 do their waerpocf
ng ne subscriber will give the receipt and the e
teet equal TO other process Fall and Purelnse ROPES
q every description spioed and furnished FLAGS every
description made 10 order and repaired. Every deerp
t0nOf Wood and Iron FrameA NNfNGS,TA RPAULINS,
etc., made and warranted proof against rot Of midew.
ls IL. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sts. entrance OF Canal.
~ All orders from the country will be promptly
tended to. nj
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5WnsW'


IA st. Eferlss Street. Acqr Lafayette Sqndre,
&tQ OLE proprietor Of Ri Aeveta ATENT On "A Alf
ssen!in4 AfIesl Teeth. efs e9nceaea by beautiful En-
Tesh and Gums. hut protecting he metal From ueids and
reieFing The nnpeasant metallic tase impaired TO the
mouth ~ all etief modes.
J., w would cal particular attention 10 his improved
method Of Inserting Teeth on Gold Puts. Persons requiring
such wond do wei to can and exunie specimens All hid
Operations win be warranted the best Of Workmanship and
material, and 10 give satisfaction 70 those who may patron
I've him w fr!s 70 the following gentlemen who haTf
hou1fed him with their patronage
Professor HIohc, Nf. benblaOk, Wnfnhy & MENUS
kIpif10i UQI11y. Sykes Hyde, Robson s. Allen
flal,7seI iRgiit5g, RlpSgss s. Wight Z, So, So,
QAqs aaa sszdqlce, No HI ST. CHARhks siseat. pea
Tie erfAF NJ fpgssnQ, @ ig8l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19
INKi INKg. INKgls
HNfrtsOas's COEssslsDSNas EssEs

Black, Japan, C0pFinR Marking. Bine, IndelIble
scarlet. Red. Cnrmine.
tSIE comfo pleasure and benefit of the use of GOOD
~ n N 0nr daily correspondence and business, can
Ieaa pc ap rselhsed by those who have experienced the
use Of paand who has These Inks flow more freely
tto me pen, and give stronger and durable color
rof SAFE ~ any qpqly al the manufacturer prices by
T. n BEACH, I27 Canal street,
aye ~ Wholesale Agent for New Orleans.
DAGUkktftkOIlPE. TALBUTYPE HYAId5-
:. TYPE GALLERY.
MI As1tkiS HARRINGTON, having purchased from
ase o. ms taineye Process in the States OF Iouieian
alapama Flqnda Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
aen5lon o. me pubic their gallery Of specimens in this
new APARTMENT Of Photography.
ne llol ypS Is taken pn0n paper, ivory, gss, metal
ana variety o. oiiez nalances, the first possessing the
aeeueu envaqtaxes OF t1nsnislblty by mail be
ensosse ie,,sT made 70 adosn The pages Of book
The falbotypa einanIv rsnuspaihs Of coorng 80 that
e picture can b finished any eeyee desired by the sitter
every yaeiy o. texture and colcr Of the drapey and
pssions Color Of the eyes and hair be faithfully den
The Talbgtype represents ths sitter without any reverse
ss mos o. scar upoa the right cheek appears upon
~ w hancpe car BE- duplicated 70 any extent without
tne aan0nul ironhe Of another sitting. After the first
y t4kens copies be furnished al my future
uiRs ubon slfaple application by letter or otherwise
~ = H. being furnished with every facility for the
slv q ht superior an, ready to dispose Of rights
" w sisss 5ge.ille with thorough Instructions
. ~ they profess % take quicker and
9sssss ,nan aM other establishment in the world They
ssssa1[ nelect Likeness Of child Of months. in one
sseena. ot no charge. Enhl III No. GIMP Sfrecf
~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

WRIGHT & co. having resolved 70 stand unsaed ia
a. every department of their business have agreed with the
PFopretors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, Keep them
stanty supplied with fresh and ample
lar below the usual market prices BY tins arrangement they
enabled 10 offer ior the inspection Of purchasers The
extensive assortment which be found this any Other
city Having bad Al the Parlsse
Tor conducting this particular Department. the most liberal
scale, and prepared TO supply the trade puee
exceeugy low, that The purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per oenage hsinyeteat, either Joiesate
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following LIST comprises part OF their ASSORTMENT and
can be furnished dealers in cases, from twenty
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufactured regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19
'''''' ROSWELL CHAPLIN
COHTIVERE ge;
OR, CoNsrIPATi6N OF TIE BOW
TTr PAIN EcETR A CrT0R


Is tho saret, safest and certain remedy for this dseass.
Ii viii potvcy give relief in the worst and after
al the old remedies have failed Persons haze frequently
called at our office will asonahnet upon thei faces, stating
that they had used the for other diseases upon parts
Of their bodies the bowels and that eopous moyemen,
had resuc fromit Tharesalt wiz always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon The bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried. II Is perfectly SAFE ind
in no instans 8 Gun Tho ain Extractor do hairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

This oenifes that DAIBfsYss PAIN ExTB ACTOR
has been need n x family for Sal RheYm Of hstee yeai
dnFaiOf oE Warts. These fierce diseases have been
ones aevaie, and they both entirely removed There
can be doubt hr this Micine ma gu the virtues that tbs
PAtenee cana for IL, from what has fallen under obser-
vaon added to the respectable monais IN its favor
BIZ Others who have used il in requiring immediate relief
lido most gneeFia recommend 10 the attention Ofte afflicted
Basaio. N Il ROSWELL CHAPLIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

pc line Composed Of now lovT,lTessuse boss buill -
1882 Y w above business Of strength and with
. A11n1eiy Anthracite Coal used for fuel to
than from snldlt W 's7'-71s - 'ss9oees WV " ''ee
Ie made with olef boats 10 assist this line
~ sftihE lNIfe s'lps the bar when Necessary
~ 7nh and ship viii benefit tienIsslpes by
tee haais they will obtain dispatch as W
y w H 0,, ssgarss sos Y and nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

H.
/ v. ANDEnEuS. Va. Il IL Cbpflss flfesl ~
~ Watcher gIsanoAi1|t1S end EsHtoa IltIfl "a
1,a0.l sncnf1is5 EdIeAisd aldslplddal md E&o E Rf
gs AsIsss as's = sI '' x, ~ '.,s ',
4 #Ex iR. Na 1oe CAV 4 s;sts W ~ \, ~
is. FANfjf AEfi liis. md AZ 6fcAHS GO "a
Al 5esayy articles Iesiaiiea Il nosfasp prices miss
FkkH ssANGfails. JExVRi.li4 sEI.t ilEl w 4 ssi
XQBNg & Coz, No. 81 CHIP STREET., (lase
hand 4 ifges u Fine liz lR and btl- VA
wsaf 81 DC most appfoYsa maker! q I.oHdons Liv
sd ss WeS s asona d IL Tss
Bs'ss SssssG and nssassd WATCHES a
Lass GasId and Be CiaIps an en,rsIy new pattern
Ladies and Gsntemsa's Finger Rings. d Diemopts.
Ladies' and Gentlemen Bzeasipns. new Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holden Gold Pencils Gold and Sill
xsr ImmPiss neS patterns Of Enr1nsa; Lockeis mas;
FINE SiisVERNA Il e. Consisupe Of Table Tea Des.
est Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks
ies Butter Knives, eie Also an assortment Of Syel
-. = - sPECTACfEs- Ladies and Gen.
%TS eE@lSs tlemen. in Gold, Silver and Steel Silver
Spectacle Gases Spectacle Glasses to suit
S1sfENpER BUCKLES Gold and silver suspsnle,
buckles Fine Seerp plated CnsQe, Candleieks,
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, new style; require NO
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and Jewey Manuiac
~ Ladies and Gentlemen Waiting the city are respect
fully invited examine the above mentioned as every
article warranted IS fine any offered for sale IN the city
and atconsderahle lednction of former prices he stfica
Iswey. which guarantee 70 perform cAaree eii
~ ettut. ltpll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

CtoRSON & ARMSTRONG, can be found for The pres.
~ ent at the office Of Messrs HEWITT, NoRToN n Coz,
10 % cap strss tx egE ap2ys h 81, 81 s'sna
viii be executed formerly Their business WI meg, Will
bu; slight interruption, as orders for full stock have aeay
fy1s Il CORSON & ARMSTRONG, IS Campst
~ They embrace this opportunity 10 return their sleen
thanks to their friends for many acts of kindness and offers Of
assstanne extended TO them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

was nine years under medical gkl the cities Of New
York ard Albany, aborng under the most distressing Fry
snelaa attended with inflammation Of the kidneys, and with
bleeding Piles, deeply uleeaiea with large lumps Of the size
The urinary ssTeona stepped for days when ny daes be-
came intolegabe My tongue narke, and the rooi Of NY
mouth was covered with ses and Chest at the root oil
my neck. in constant burning hsas % that cold water
did moi cool It
cnvaFv when No. Jcsenp deeiYesl me to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19
MEDICAL CARDS.

pOTANlC DRUG sTORE, No. IS Camp strect
1lH. q. NJ. 6AUNDERE's OFFICE, No. 1913
~ 81; Charies street, s. respectfully offers his pro-
ssona services the citizens OF New Orleans hoping that
his long experience at the Charity Hospital with the diseases
Of this rlates being graduate oil Medicine, and licensed
physician Of this city. will be sufficient guarantee OF sue
cess. uly1O 1y
m. s. GILBERT q CO.. HeaigO Botanieal Drug
~ gfsts, No. Magazine street, New Orleans. The
various Medicines, simple and compounded, recommended
by Thomson, Beach, Howard, Curtis, Madison, Smith,
Worthy, and ether Botanic Authors of repue, always
hand and for sale Wholesale and retail warranted fresh and
pure Also, the Medical Works Of the several authors
above designated
N. B.--A BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN always in
attendance. for advice and consultation mylS Il
~ near CarIollon Railroad Depot-In consequences OF
not being able undergo the agues Of d0orpEactce he
3 @ cloek and to =. H. ~ No accounts viii be
kept dl2 6m
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q ~ eamgalIg asgaeal g ~ INslvanas 9.

The permanent fund be invested per charter for The
rec s ne
thereon and IN Stocks Of the State and OF the United States
This COMPANY being organized, not for the benefit Of
STOCKHOLDERS and capitalists but solely ios the protection Of
tom conducted upon the most secure and solid principles and
dHH sa Sa legacy s aaVa s and &
Az POLICY holders w n, ip ne e shoeE terms E5o
Of the profits Of the company withoqt, any 5eEyaon
prompt settlement ID case ii death mare wolnan can
a En- The M e. he f.. hs soe benefit
Iss l!ssss , S.sSS N ljI lem i 4sa
sSSe aa' Geo hsHly BaaPH@sl
PETER COEREY, IT. President Board Of Trustees.
I I W stantOn. 1 Melssn IAai N; G ri
io6$ T. ssllSTaSs seS W smith, Thso u iIsCsist.
Gornsu ss FeIcwea. Joseph iaiIanae. B. NJ Norman
JoHN HAoAN President Of the Company.
IosTrT vEALLANpE vise sesl Ms;.. no,,a
H. e. nEaS Sr Acaay L. Goonp Attorney
I RS#nD 6 bfs bs1, Fl Ne FL MssssPs Mss
whites to Z Ma at BIZ residence lie WY sxamns sshiis
O'Clock P. He will examine any one ri his dwelling
without permit, which can be had application the Office
foT Life Insurance. and issue Policies sound aud healthy
g he board which are les than he t te charged ~ IL
New York and London Offices and without their ririccs
Profits are declared annually, and e profits draw interest,"
and can be made available the extent of twot
Gaioa Permits a aed % is Innee menu
hers at New York and London rates Prospectug Fable Of
necessary 70 effect Insurance be had at the office Of The
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
k54- Office hours. . A. M. to 5r. NJ. leN Y
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She brought u my bed box mid applied 70 e sOFus.
felt inaedaie ease wherever i touells me- and bsgged
lite seemed g invest Tcrenoye tie hntnig pRin
Ia the chea even made Fs of ii and took teu which
sOof rt me. owe fny e your valuable Extractor
being strong ever, and have been sncs early
10 ssie yen ISL lAbkItA EkENEH.