The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-08

hem but they showed themselves to have been snned
lgaust than shining The notes all of the denomination
If one hundred dollars and pupor to have been Issued from
he Bank of the State of South Carolina at Charaon,
and the Merchants Bank of Newben,'' N G. The bills
counterfeit because neither the signatures OF the Pres
dents Cashiers forged them. The notes of the
Bank Of the State Of South Carolina signed r H.
GOulay, Pesdeut-J. Buhr Cashier, and those Of the
Merchants Bank Of Newbem. &C. Slower President-W.
W. Clark Cashier TO prevent, as far as possible the cir
culaou OF this trash, Capt. Fomo has seized considerable
quantity of it, and deposited in Banking houses to be
kept until the parties having possession Of show that they
purchased it in good faith at San Francisco.
This system OF swndng has been lied San Fran
cisco long time, and arge amount of spurious Missouri
money has been given out exchange for gold dust Large
amounts of this money is doubtless brought here by swn
ers and counereer5 speculation and appears that the
cnuntere on the Bank of Missouri well executed
that man recently passed $4,000 Of them 10 the Bank ITSELF
and information has been received that the man his way
here with considerable amount OF the same stuff We
would advise all Calornans to keep their dust until they
arrive here at least where they can Obtain good money Tor
Eaterprfsing - Thomas Reilly was stroliing through
the Vegetable Market, First Municipality Wednesday
night last when he discovered Mr. Joseph Sander lying
asleep He thought the opportunity to raise the wind TO
small extent good and he accordingly introduced ms
digs Mr. Sanders pockets. The latter was awakened
by the operation and he seized Thomas by the collar The
latter however, gave him bal in the aud took
TO his heels Unfortunately for him, Waterman was near
and he was " nabbed " and walked to the wachhouse
He yesterday committed by Recorder Genos to appear
before the First District Court
Melancholy 4ccdcnt-A fatal accident occurred on We'd
nesday night last which threw deep gloom over poor
family residing No Is st Philip street, First Municipality
The family cons sting OF Mr. and Mrs Wizard and four chill
dren, arrived few days since from St Louis and took ods-
ngs at the place above mentioned. On retiring to bed on
Wednesday night window in the occupied by Mr..
aud Mrs w. in the third story, left and it is sup
posed that MIS- " got up her sleep and fell out. She
discovered in a seusses condition the sidewalk and, al
! I'm b,raI tkynb nurs shp
further of the accident than TO say fell out Med
ical aid called but internal hemoThage ensued and
human skill was of avail. An inquest yesterday held
the body and verdict returned in accordance iacs
Robbery at the Planters Hoel-The of Mr.. Blan
chard the steward OF the Planters Hotel was entered while
he was asleep on Wednesday night last and robbed OF
valuable gold watch and $l5 in No can be too
cautious at present. as the thieves plentiful in all parts Of
the town, and they allow no opportunity to escape them
Increase Of wife Of aborer who resides
in Hercules street, presented her husband with three children
at birth Tuesday night last The trio IS dong Well as
also IS the mother.
Found DroicRcd-An inquest yesterday held on the
body Of named Henry Putisr who was found floating
in the river opposite the Mint Verdict found drowned
The deceased native of Massachusetts, aged IS
We could not learn particulars in regard to his death
Lqrceny-Rose Mason was yesterday examined befor
Recorder Genos the charge stealing about $50 worth
furniture from Francis N. Coucaut DumsIn street, OF
the 18th Of October last The made out agans
Rose, and she before the Frst District Court 70
trial.
e ShiyDrecb the morning Of the 22I June
about o'clock, the British brig Lady HOwdeu
b Capt. Chalk, of London, from san francisco 70
9 Sydney, struck on a reef about twelve miles to th
: southwark Of Oregon, one Of the Fejee Islands
With great risk the boats we're got out and dragge
. over a coral reef for upwards of a mile, in passing
+ the outer part of which the cutter was capsized
and every thing in her lost, though fortunately n