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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

FoFefEn y New4--Eurf11erb by the Atlantic.
The Atlantic made hsr passage from Liverpool
TO her wharf IN New Torh ia sisyrr. iavn AMI. 1our
hours, which, though sl.6ft sire. Is no, no % her
speed. She hroughr seventy .laur passsneess. ali
Of whom speak ia the highest sssns Of her man
agement, comforts, capacities. etc.
The British Adm ralfy propose 10 sbslish spirit
rations in the navy, and in iiru thereof make an
annual appropriation Of $1,000.
FnANcK.-The London Times says: s Paris ia
perfectly quiet; 80 il is and what il mose the
flmld do not believe there is any chance for some
time Of its being otherwise. Letfegs from TouIon
OF the 24th announee the sailing thence Of The
steam veeseis Soicn and Gronneur 10 reinforce the
French feet at NapIes Letters from Marseilles
stale that wool imported from Tonis and Aleiers
has been sold AZ an advance Of twenty-five cents
per pound ever prices Of last year An improve
msnt IN the demand for silk AZ an advance IN price,
Observable al the late fairs in the south Of France.
iTALY;=A convention was signed e Florence
on the 18th between Austria and tbs Tuscan Cow
ernmeni regulating The military occupation Of the
Grand Dnchy BY Imperial trcopa Neaoliafi0ns
are on foot for the oeeupation Of Savoy by the
French army. A new commander Of The French
army has arrived Al Rome, and was moss warmly
welcomed.
Russia AND PRussIA--Tbe withdrawal Of the
Russian Minister from England is hourly anfisipa-
red, and il IS believed that trouble may follow
los clrcnms'snes Is producing much speculation
PERsiA AND GnkEcE.--Fhs King Of Persia has
been assasinafed.
The Gfecian question has ezven great dissatis-
faction 70 European powers.
AusTRI4.--At Vienna, NJ Bach has resigned,
and is % be succeeded BY Baron Pipez a. Won
Schmeriing also intends 10 resign. Differences on
the Hungarian question said 10 be the cause Of
these ministerial changes. The Emperor will
probably go TO Warsaw 90 meet the Gar. who Was
expected TO arrive a. thar city on the 9th MI.
CHINA--It is believed at Canton that the acees-
sion Of the new Emperor viii he advantageous 10
English interests, BY bringing KryiDg INTO a more
inh1ential positIoR. The Overland Register re-
marks, in anticipation, that the IegaIiza1i0r of
The sale cf opium, both as a source Of revenue ia
helping The new government through iis i,rmidabIs
financial difficulties. and towards settling le1sg
vexed and dangerous question. viii probably be
one Of the first measures snhmitied 10 the new
| sovereign.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

The Georgia (Maconl Messenger announces ths
death Of Scott Cray, ESQ., an Old and esteemed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

T'EentY~new STEAMBOATS, have been built and
fitted out 4 Pittsburgh during the last five mouths
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

CALIFoRNIA GoLD.-According to statement
in the NewYork Journal of Commerce, the guam
tity Of California gold imported into NewYork from
18th June, 1S49. to 4th june, 1850. was 60 g9s 347
The value of gold dust brought BY passengers. and
not entered on manifests, for the same period, is
estimated at s4.Oo0,0OO, making an aggregate Of
$4,000, 600 for the year.
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RMOXI HOUsE-The public is respectfully informed
~ that This establishment will be opened for the a.
reception Of visitors the 18th inst. Attached the ma
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD .kn.lll
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
deicac'es Of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn, and the number of Shade Trees
pounding the House. make this Hotel The d able for
iazaes of along the Coast. Persons wishing
rooms will please address the undersigned and send
Their comm quotations BY boat.
mylld&W sOIIN w. NIXklrs
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No. 121 GR.9TIER STREET. between ST. Charles
and CdTondects one door from corner of CdrondeLet
MRS. WILSON respectfully iniorm, ber g.
Ia fends and the public that she continues IN the sss
iboye eligible location occupied by her during the
md those who may favor her with their patronage From
eT long experience, and the very desirable and Convenient
location OF her House, she feels confident Of being able to
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with ther
KKATE. do Iyd&W
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MONTGOMERY HALL, Montgomery, Ala.
VII E subscriber respectfully invites patronage of -
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that {l3sssi
he supply the wants OF the Transient Visiiers is
who going to, returning from the North, obtain
MEALS ALL Hours, suit the arrival and departure
the raiOad and steamers. fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly in attendance convey and from the
boats to the free Of charge The accommodations
equal to other establishment in the town. and being
reduced rate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards, Cooks and Servants
and pains will be spared to render the of ver pleas
aI. anA lSiWseaPs K, VIZ q A ARERcRoMRIn
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RESTAURANTS.

TVNAANIEHB HUTHL- NEW UHLEANS-- TIE
undersigned begs Leave to inform the public thai "A
be designs keeping the above establishment open all 90
Summer, and that he will accommodate al very li.A4
reduced those who wish locate permanently Fam
ies especially who wish excellent and good table,
on the best that be had the city. would do well
70 call Immediately: aso, gentlemen who simply wish Board
(withoul iodgng) will be charged an exceedingly low
rate. The public's obedient servant,
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4 ROA1AfOsA (Suecessor 10 Costa & Co.) Tnlporter
Of HaCana PYadee, keeps constantly on hand large
Of Cl -, consisting Of impenales Regaas
,jaz5doTel CaIone Panetelas Dama Small Regaas, Mil.
ar TrabueQs, etc. from the most celebrated brands of
Havana No 70 Front i-eyee, ST. Charles and
Grayler sire New Orleans. myS 1y
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GUNNER WATERING PLACE-EAST -.
- PASCAG0ULA HOUSE.-The undersigned, fj;ssf
having leased the above establishment from the former
prOpnefof Nj. McRae, would inform the public sA4sssA
that the same will be opened the LIST of June The
ton OF tins establishment superior respects any
the Southern coast Ii is far that it entirely be
yo1d the influence OF the waters the Mississippi and the
bathing is at all times salt glance the map the Gulf
coast will show this. The prevailing winds OF the
bring IN the pure water and intercepted by marshes
or fresh water ines. the overflow Of the Mississippi
felt Fish and oysters of the best kind had in abundance
and will be served in the best style The usual amusemenis
found in such PLACES found this place and rides
roads delightful
The proprietor atieTs himself from his experience in the
business that he will be able give general satisfaction and
the public assured thai pains efforts his will
be spared make his comfortable. Ills table will be
furnished il the best style The wharf will be entirely
swell as The bath houses, which large and comfortable
9yates of board will be the heretofore Commu
caons will be addressed to the undersigned East Pasca
g0ua. T. II. JENkS, Proprietor.
~ Having leased the above establishment to Mr. T. H.
Jenk take pleasure in soliciting for him the patron
of my former friends and and feel hesitation
in saying that ii they will him with CALL that they
will be fully satisfied with their visit and the OF his
establishment.
my.,3d 2mdN w M L McRAE former pron,ietor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

I 81, STUART, Builder and Jo56er, al IO4 Julia
4 :. street. Contracts for BUIlDiNG, FINISHING Of
ING Of all kinds done to Orde with promptness Res.
lenee, aoUiHercf0t Hotel e-pS- SASH-DOORS and
B NDS made TO order. iya3 6mds w
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Af0lAHStes BARRKl.s. -
II VIE subscribers have hand from 500 TO 4tc-EsS
i 1000 CYPRESS MelLASSES BBI.S sz<tIR1tE
Warranted 40 Gallons ready for delivery. For IN
sale BY s. W. THOMPSON & co.
uss 81 CHARLES y. rc1nss ssi' 81 Julia
RUTTER-50 kegs choice 81 Louis MAY Butter landing
Dmy30 A. T COCHRAN & 90. % Tchoupitoulas St
E,XCAAANssK ON NEW HORK-Bih al five %
ais JOHN y: ELI.IOfT 4 CO., 90 Gravisr st.
IflHE BRICKs-4Q,0 ,0o0 Psbnrs landing from steam
H. Empire 100 600 Englinh and Scotch, for sale by
jee HAYMlkN & HOLDEN, IS MuEasins u.
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HARTWELI5s WASHINGTON HOUSE
No. 223 CHESFUTSTREET, ,PHILdDELPHL.

TEyHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
- friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for several years. been mo
elegantly retted, enlarged and reurnished the ..
fashionable and the entire organization every
partment complete The splendid Of
be bad at all tunes BY giving few hours notice.
he central and fashionable location of WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders il Of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Phadephia either uIon
business peaure and there shall be no exeron spared 70
have continue to merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. H. J. HARTWELL
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

CHARLES LEWIS. w. ARTHUR HILL.
1 EWls q HILL, attorneys az Laa0 Henderson, Rusk
County, TeN, will practise in the Supreme and District
Courts Of the state and will atter to the purchase and sale
Of Lands, and the location of Certificates any part the
state. jyi2 lyd&W
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vicinity. will re open on SATURDAY, NAV Ilth fsS..sAt
onneeted with the Hotel are Bah-honses Bowling ;is
and Horses.
The purity of the atmosphere with the cool refreshing sea
breeze and total absence OF all diseases incidental 10 Southern
latudes, renders the Pass most desirable summer residence
while its proximity to New Orleans makes il peculiarly
convenient Tor those having business requiring The
comm1nicaiion to aud from the place effected daily by the
Mail Company steamers Oregon j. T.. Day. California, Flo
rda, st. Charles, and Mobile, which, for speed ance
and attention. surpassed by line of boats the
Pass, whose all hours be obtained nn tle
Academy, under the able supernendene g. Black man.
Esq (Which will open Jnne), b sufficient guarantee to
parents thai the education OF their children will suffer lT0m
a prolonged residence at the Pass.
The Southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings, com
mencing July 4th.
reputation of the first Hotel all its appoint
mens render the Of Families and Bachelors
pleasant and agreeable.
PassChHstian Miss, April 30.
N B.-Leers, papers, and other maiabe left
the office of NJ Judson, ESQ.,, Camp and Canal
will be forwarded dailv hv tha all.
myl 3md& w =
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4 IlNsON. Carpenter and Builder, No. 294 Maga.
zine street, Gin Side Il Stewards old consantly
0n band, extensive assortment OF Panel Doon Blinds
sash glazed or unglazed All orders promptly filled the
nealness and dispatch nhgp Iv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

II 'HGti.D, II AIl4ES, Broker, ST. Charles Hotel Build
hs, fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
;S,ary public, New Orleans viii buy and sell Landed
frOpery obtain Loans Morgage Discount Notes; serve
as Appraiser and Expert; adjust Accounts make Copar-
nersp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
summer, and wi serve as Agent for of property
gee assessment for taxes is fair valuation draw lease col
era mhi6
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RATHs,! BATHs!-The j

( bHuGs, MEDICINES, etc.--The subscriber IA NOW
receiving fresh supply of articles in his line and o1fe.
them ior sale On reasonable terms JAS. s. SHAW,
20 d&Wu Druggist. Verands Corner
INIRE CRACKERs-IO0 boxes
= .ies A. f. COCHRAN y co, n TehoupitOulAss IT.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

'ENHEO. o. STARK, Notary Pa5lic No. Ss Gravier
4 street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apps 1y
HpLkLEY, Agent fer Miss NJ. PoAitnev Office
Il. No. 4 St Charles ST. ap2 Tyr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

,lete in all their details The
J ALLEY BATHS, has
i0nti street, near the corner
= known as the Nepouilly
,ence any establishment Of
ne HOT, COLD, SHOW
ED BATHS s can be had at
i'll 10 O'Clock P. M -, Hot,
,. myll 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

A. D. akIkFF. s. A KlHGsLAND. W. MO GRKRHWOp.
a ID. GBfEFF O. co. Wh0Lesale Dealers in Butter
4. and Cheese and Ages or Tayi0r's 7Lbdny 7le and
F9r,er' gnd Neloark Cider, Nos. rs, IS and 40 Old
l4eVee, New Orleans. mi Iv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

puBLlC BATHS.-FRESH
4 Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS -. A lso HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by Stephen w. RoDaERs,
No. lS2 Gravler street, between
d aronne g and T Phillip a
streets.
Iuv31 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

tlOLLH MOOD HOUSE-EdsteTn ShOTe of
Mobile Bay 10 JMles Southeast Of the City fssst
his delightful summer complete order ,,
Tor the reception of visitors Many important i'm
provements have been made during the past
her OF Single Rooms for Gentlemen and large Rooms for
Famlies-ai Of them handsomely furnished have been
added. Bathing House, expressly ladies' In the
course Of erection The Shower Baths fine Order and
he bathing Is good any other wasFng place in
Mobile Bay. Amusements OF all kinds, such as Hunting,
Fishing Sailing, Billiards, Ten Pins, etc. embrace some
Of the attractions which attend residence Hollywood
House The location Of this place being 80 feet above the
level OF the bay and the breeze from every direction
giving bne view Of Mobile Bay, the Gulf of Mexico, the
city Of Mobile surrounding county, renders of the
most desirable in the South The table will
be constantly snppied with Fish, Oyster, Crabs, Venison,
The undersigned commenced this establishment he
two since from the stumpbui i-fnrnihed it, and
now keeping (which pretty good that he
will strive by courtesy and attention please his
The steamboat Cora snow making day this
place from Mobile. The steamboat Farmer also running
day, and will continue until the boat arrives
which expected the LIST OF june Letters and papers will
direct this house. by being addressed Hollywood
near Mobile. WILLARD FREEMAN
Board per month, single Rooms. .......S Is 20
" per month, double Rooms. 30 90
a. per III w
pei W
~, more than one day.. %
pnnsts p 70
II deduction foE Families according their number
wants. ETC. myl6 Smd2W
DAss CHRISTIAN HOTEI.-Ths establishment, 50
well known to the citizens Of Newt ,fieans and -.
vicinity. will open on SATURDAY, NAV Ilth. f..st
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DUG, MIR 81 co. Commisston Merchants, No. SO
81 Louis street, New Orleans au11 1y
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DIFF. Importer Qf Wine Brandy, Gin, etc., and
',erGt Commission Merchant, 25 Gravier st. No
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JOHN STROUD. JouN sTaoTrn IN
T0HN STROUD Il CO., IDS Co@Mos sT.. Between We
\ EEafVPaele1 n SrF qRd BaEonqs ss Psg.ers
= Gi GGikA6LESS NJ QNUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB [4HAEv
" ABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARB LIE in clisNN11fko
all ils "a mdlilsrsnt yarleties Thomaston LIME Cal H
G,ned Ill fIL4AsSSSTER IA OF PARIS, Roma. .lu5 Hy-
plaahi wa , C5edENT Pasterng HAIR, White sand, N
english Pensacola and Pitlsbnrg FtREBRICK. my3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
Extract from Corwin,s Mexican Speech.

'sThe Senator from Michigan saws, we will be two
hundred millions in few years, and room. If
were Mexican would tell you, Glare you not room
your country bury your dead If rou come
into mine icH greet you Nth bloody hands d aoecone
you 10 hOspitabe grares-Thomas Corwn's speech; de-
livered in the IT, s. Senate Feb H. IS47-copied from
Greely's Wing Almanac of 1913.
This is from the revised edition of Mr.. Corwin's
speech, and precisely the from which it was
translated into Spanish and published in the Mexican
papers, copies of which were found with our captur-
ed enemies; and this is the language that the ed-
tor of the Journal believed would make Tom Cor
win President of the United States. Who has told
the 'nfamous falsehood,' the editor of the Journal
the editor of The Sentinel? Which paper should
acknowledge itself an infamous libeller?''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
They Jump Jim Grow,

The Springfield Illinois Register of the 25th inst.
contains the following paragraph, which shows that
the wing prints of that State well as of Indiana
are pursuing the true instincts of their nature, which
is to follow the dispensers of patronage. 1t appears
that there is a Springfield Journal, well as In
diana Journal, and that they of the same kidney
The Register says
The Journal Of yesterday is out in a significant para
Journal opposed up the day of the death of the Pres
deat This is as predicted the happening of that
event. We believe that at that time wing paper
except the Alton Telegraph in favor of the copro-
mise bill On the contrary they were violently opposed
tot, Now we find them all ralying for it. Such is
the hexibilty of wing principles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
Indiana state sentineE


We have been several times tempted to give ex
tracts from Indiana papers and others, noticing the
State Sentinel under its present editor But we de-
termiEed at the outset not to any Of the usual
of obtaining notorety, although, under present
circumstances, it would be perfectly justifable, if
not absolutely necessary, a standardization. Ger
tain wing prints have been constant in their abuse
and misrepresentation for several weeks; but they
have ceased their work-their cannons are
spiked.
Both wing and democratic papers, throughout the
State, are pleased with the appearance of the Sent
mel in its dress, and the New Albany Ledger
justly says" The mechanical department of the
Sentinel is under the direction of Mr. Bosworth late
of this city, than whom there is no better printer in
the State or out of it.''
The editor and assistant editor are too old to be
spoiled by compliments, but we must confess, that
some things have been said of US that are rather
grateful to our feelings.
As we now printing paper that neither wings
nor democrats are ashamed of, we hope that our
friends will seize upon the present proptious moment
to procure subscribers. There is no farmer but can
spare enough from his present wheat crop TO procure
a Sentinel for at least one year.
We have endeavored to accommodate the public,
by placing the Sentinel at the lowest possible rates
that we can live by and print good paper Three
copies, it viii be seen by TERMS can be procured
for five dollarsfve copies for eight dollars; and
ten copies for fifteen dollars, and an extra copy
thrown in for procuring the ten subscribers. This
will make our paper come about low as the dollar
papers of the EaSt-counting the difference IN post
age-whose news, in these days of telegraphs, will
be week or ten days behind us, and give nothing
of the local transactions of the State in which all are
much interested. We intend to make an effort to
print paper that will drive the circulation of thou
sands of eastern papers, having no common sympa-
thy with the people of Indiana, from amongst us.
We know we can do it in time 1t will only be
necessary for the editor Of this paper to make few
stump speeches on the subject, in each county, TO
accomplish the work, if do not do it before he
leaves Congress. RecOllect the next year or six
months will cover the Convention and the Legislature
Clubs of three, five and ten pouring in daily and
want all to have the benefit of our paper Bust
ness men begin to that it is their interest 10 adj
veriSe in the Sentinel and with our small type we
can crowd great many advertisements into our
columns, without drawing much on the room neces-
sary for other matter. So on.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
southern Press and the Compromise.

From the tone of the Washington Southern Press,
there is little prospect of the ultra Of the South
yielding their support to any compromise that can
be adopted. From the following article, published
on the morning of the 10th inst we may gather the
views of southern politicians in condensed form on
several subjects. They altogether too unyield-
ing, we believe, for their own good. The Southern
Press says:
We announced several weeks ago the probable failure
Of the Compromise plan of the Committee of Thirteen.
Another paper in this city has wasted many columns oil
predictions that would succeed and of arguments
its favor But the impending failure OF the bill is
admitted
Those who have hitherto supported it will now choose
between division of the acquired territory between
the North and South total denial in word, well
in deed of all Southern right whatever to that terri
tory. The alternatives very plainhey diamet-
rcay opposedand their consequences respectively
very obvioas BY one the Union can be preserved-by
the other it cannot.
BY the attempt to exclude the South from all share in
the territory acquired the country has already been
brought into a revolutionary condition.
The functions of Congress have been paralized for
seven months The Executive has been brought to the
verge of conflict with sovereign State. vast extent
of territory has been left without government And
inhammatory sectional contest has been excited We
are now to see how much real love of Union remains
We shall ascertain how much Of the proessed love
Of lust Of the power and spoils be by
an abuse OF its authority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
New York Wing Barnburners,

The Albany Evening Journal, the organ of Mr..
Seward, and the Albany State Register the organ
of Mr.. Fillmore, at open warfare, in relation to
the new President The Evening Journal, the lead
ing Wing Barnburner paper of the State, threatens
Mr. Fillmore, if he favors Mr. Clay's Compromise,
that they will abandon his administration The fol-
lowing is the language used, which is too significant
of the course of Mr. Seward and his party to be mis-
understood:
'If President Fillmore, the high Office and sacred
mantle of Gen. Taylor, with all their responsibilities
and trusts having fallen upon him. alters we shall aban-
don his administration. And If this be treason, then
make the most Of it,"
The editor of the Albany State Register, com
menng this paragraph, and the article from which
il is extracted into his paper says, that 'the whole
renews his impotent threats and his poor efforts al
intimidation Having brought in a narrow plank
turned up edgewise, which he has borrowed from an
outside platform, he says to Wing President, ant
the whole National Wing party, come up and stand
on this, or | will abandon you. He threatens the
President distinctly, with this detection, unless h
viii come TO his prescribed terms; he informs hin
explicitly, that himself and his TAIL whom he mod
eStly denominates the rank and file of the Whis
party-the men acho make Presidents and requir
manifestations Of sympathy in return, May be drive,
TO seek more congenial GssOciatiOnsl''
Thus, we see, the Devil having been raised anon:
the Democrats of New York, he is determined no
to be laid until he gives the Wing party ALSO tas
of his peculiar quality.