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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

The appsopraon for Marine Hospitals on the Western
waters nave become large and they are now
items In bhe appropriation bh These hospitals are al Ian
ARK Nalchez-and there great efforts made 10 increase
From a Boston paper we cut the above illiberal
paragraph. There are six hospitals for the men
who navigate the Lakes and Western Rivers.
The number employed on the waters of the mis-.
sissipp and the Lakes was estimated. in 1916 Al
$4,000, and the value of the ffeigh,s at $500 600
ooo annually, being larger than the value Of the
seacoasi commerce of the United States.
The commerce Of the Lakes was estimated hy
Col Albert, 10 have been of the value of sloo
100000, in Nov. !, 1915. The West has received
for improvements of navigation, since 1894
81, 900. he Atlantic coast, during the sans
period, received SI2, sol l23-and with these fact,
in full view, the Atlantic begrudges the West tbs
few hospitals. We wish DeBow would cont
home, and furnish us with the appropriations fol
the hospitals of The coast and the West. toae,he
with the number of seamen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Cholera-The cholera has shown itself in a
malignant form at Milwaukee, Wis. One hundred
and nine deaths occurred there in two days the 23d
and 2lth uit. So says Geographic dispatch. At
Lasalle, in the same State there had occurred five
deaths from cholera
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Most Entire. Senator Clemens, in letter
explaining his vote in favor of the Pearce Texas
Bill, says
M sGung Tor Pearee's bill put the question whero
Yuse 10 be put. left it TO be decided by those
e deepest interest in It's correct decson and in
most entire confidence ~ anu '"'oi' nave inc
we shall be glad to have entire " compared.
Positive entire; comparative, more entire; super
lative, most entire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Hoiden's Dollar Magazine. - The September
number OF this periodical has reached us. It is
filled with interesting matter. Among the excel.
lent articles in this number is a sketch of Sir Rob
ert Peel. At 81 a year it is one of the cheapest
publications in the country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

- Canphtne Lump Explosions. - The Boston
Transcript promises communication on the sub
le2t OF camPhne lamp explosions, from Prof John
w. Webster, who was executed last Friday in that
city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

SABBATH ID France.-A bill to cause the Sab.
bath to be kept holy has been submitted to the
French Assembly by an unofficial member. He is
derided and reviled for by portion of the press
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Young D. Allen whom some of our readers
formerly knew a citizen of Holmes county, an
nounces himself as candidate far Congressy y
in the Louisiana district, made vacant by The resi-
nation of the Hon. Mr.. Conrad. Go it while
you're young = Yas0o Democrat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

The IoH0Wlng was published in the Natchgz
Courier Of Tuesday:
"NCKsBuRG, Sept. "a p. NJ.
murder was committed in this city on Sun.
day afternoon about O'Clock, on the person of
John Goggins, by man named John Dunn, Of the
firm of Dunn & Zuleer. An alteration took place
about dog-fght, in which Gogsins' dog had been
engaged Dunn had struck Goggins dog; afer
struck Dunn, upon which the latter drew a knife
aud stabbed GogCins to the heart killing him in.
slanty' Dunn was arrested, and at latest advices
THIS afternoon, had been remanded to prison 10
await examination on Friday next
. Joah Gogglns was buried this evening between
3 and O'Clock. The corpse was ACCOMPANIED 10
the grave by the Erin Benevolent Sociery, with
appropriate and mournfu music"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Treason at Honse."-A writer in the Colum
bia Republican comments with great severity on
letter written by Carolina correspondent to III,
NewYork Star. Among other matters " Pee Dee
said
South Carolina, sir. is not disunion State sba ia
martyr TO political leaders, whose iron rule and deSnn
sway me people have long been compelled TO submit T6et
are hundred distinguished in that Stae
WIN dhun9n doctrines; but, since the time of ensra
Saeson southern ContedeFacy has been mooted IN tba
StSie, ana demonstration wond have been made M mn
ear er pe9d 9nt for the fact that excepting from Georgia
nn ptobaDy rorda no encouragement for such proeci
pas heen manifested from other Southern States -
The writer in the Republican, who signs him
sell another traitor" proposes that pledge shall
be administered to every citizen so that every
shall be forced to express his opinions! We think
this sounds little like test act, or the inquisi
ton.
The Telegraph Of the same date makes SER
mon Of two columns from the text of the Crescent.
in which South Carolina is named as dsunion
State The Telegraph is extremely indignant that
Carolina should be thus named The Republican
is equally indignant that Pee Dee" has declared
that she Is a union State. Gentlemen, settle lbis
matter among yourselves; and when you have
agreed who is the traitor at home, we will renew
the debate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
$. % y. ii, Meetlnsa Thia Exeninr.

UNION DIVISION No. 3, at Crystal Fount Hail. 222 Tchoupi
tOulas street, O'Clock.
LogIsIA%A DysIoN No: II, Unity Hail. NIarigny Build
lngs, Third Municipality, at O'cock.
fOIEG MENs MAGSoLA DIVISION No. IL, at Pelican Hall
cor Common and st. Charles streets, at o'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

lhiortat,ty The deaths in Philadelphia for the
week ending the 24th ult. were 1877.
Ia New York for the week ending the 2ith, the
deaths were 1913, of which 50 were by coDs,Imp
were 81. sumo poiiou' 'neI
In Boston, for the week endino tho 9ia, nj,
there were lO4 Deaths the heaviest mor,aIitv vst
recorded this season. ''O''''''J Se'
In Newark, N. j., during the month orJulv, there
were only 80 deaths. VI Jun ''ieie
In Cincinnati from June LIST to August 18th Of
the present year, there were 2735 iniefments S5S0
of which were children under five years ofage and
400 of cholera. - anu
In ST. Louis the total number of nterments FIR
the week ending Sunday, the 25lh, was 1919 white
males SO, females i6, slaves 3, from cholera Z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

W II T t ! e a :
sept 4, THOMAS BURNEs and Miss JANE YOUNG
September T. LoHN Mcmahon, of Prediction, N II an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

The British and Continental Governments are
not content with providing for their paupers, by
landing them moneyless on the shores of America
Theyare now sending us their CONFLICTS. The fact
was made known to the Government last year, bu,
Congress passed no law on the subject And this
year they are too much occupied to stop this con.
slant influx Of crime.
From the New York Sun we take the following
summary OF the advantages derived from the
foreign emigration:
THE benefit which the United States derive from The
max q foreigners at the different ports was hut par.
s GSHed m og recent remarks upon The subject We
E Ed % s OT INVESTMENT IN The county, ofte abortion
so As this city embraces abouttwo thirds Of the
o 10 he amount woad at 3ther ports be increased
arrived during the year. turned their attention Immediately to
own means Of subsistence for the yeSr besdes
and clearing the land at the Of two each person.
half laboers different departments OF industry would
make such use OF the talents in their hands would yield
Of improve O6oO6 This Is an income which noi
each year from the same persons, in amount
During the last ten years the Of cash property
tye hundred million dollars and the value of the i'm
Ely millions more All this Comes wp from bona de
settlers.none from Specializing capitalists. If the
Of money has gone survey Of The millions ora q acr s
81 golden Grain IN the Western states will 9bundaptg
estimates and yet than enough left to show that we
cannnt undeate the inheritance of foreign emigration 10
TINS country, in point 81 dollars and cents alone"
The most superficial reader of modern history
must observe the losses and gains arising from the
expulsion of the inhabitants of one country. and
their reception by another The Flemines driven
from the Netherlands established the manufacture
Of Wooens in England. The religious wars in
France banished to England many of the manu-.
facurers of silks and other artices-while the first
blow struck at Spanish power, was the expulsion
Of the Moors and Jews. Schiller makes use of
this with great effect in Don Carlos:
Already thousands have your kingdom fed
In Joyful poverty the honest burgher,
For his faith exled, was your nobiest subject
see with mothers arms. Elizabeth
we comes the tugitlves, and Britain blooms
In rich iuXuriance from our countrv's aT,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
auction Sales rms pay,

SYKES HYDE Co. will sell, at ) o'clock on the Igyre
opposite the Market, Fist cipality-Wines etc
T. Il TAYLOR will sell, at II O'Clock at the Government
warehouse on Poydras street-GunHy Bags, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Long Irain.--A train Of 80 cars, containing :, 200
passengers, arrived at Boston on the 24th, from
Worcester Mass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Hon. Luther Severance, of Maine, who has just
left on his mission as United States Commissioner
at the Sandwich Islands. edited the Kennebec
Journal for twenty-five years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

The Columbus (Ga) Times repeats the echo
from the Southern Press and other secession pa
pers, that the NewOreans press does not speak the
sentiments of Louisiana. But, gentlemen, what
do you say to the "rural" press-does that too,
misrepresent the people? Where is Senator
Downs, who has lived for thirty years in Northern
Louisiana, and is the strongest man in that section
OF the State We have heard some persons cues
ton the fact that South Carolina papers spoke the
sentiments of the people, but we should only imi-
tate the modesy of these papers, did we undertak 5
to know better than themselves, the public feeling
of their own State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Whin the last two MONKS have been particularly
lounae with our Carriers the Third Municipality, having
lost three or four by sickness and one by death This
eut will explain and we trust, the occasional late.
ness and reguIarty Of paper patrons in The
Third during the past summer months. We hope for
better fortune in the future.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

A large auction Business. - According to the
of N. York. the total sales from January lst to June
3Dth, are valued at an aggregate Of 1884 OBS
81 The amount of duties on these sales was
$59,7S 81 Free goods, S4 l49,95S u. The do
liable goods are valued at over six millions of
dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Mr.. Daboll, Of NewYork, has so far psrfected his
newly invented Fog Whistle, for indicating the
position Of light-ship5 and houses on a dangerous
coast, in thick weather, that it can be charged in
less than minute, and the sound can be heard al
the distance of fourteen miles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
Sons of temperance
Native Ana. Hose Co. No. IG.

Native Am, Hose Co. No, IG.
kssEsa tB' The officers and members Of this Gonna IN
,SteL an s rTR n y ' s l.aE4aT M2Hthy Nc5tnr
rec uIlF Monthly Washing sUNbA Sept g. at Ios 4 81
50 By orler OF ?. RICHARD, SgcGet1ry.
-" Odd FpIIOUs' Hail AssocioIioI, - N.r,,. 100
BUILDERS AND COSrR ,crnps -p,or,s,Is ,.ir I -
the office Of the Secretary No. "a Cam s,r, % o.
1850 for the Brck.,yor. C1r,en,ar.q,,r, r-,L -,
aud sang necessary to enclose Oal rs,, Tr,I
~ - ~ " 's- '-' ReNy"7 Hail. MOI" IN course
gt c rpa, 'I Ds I'Is'sn ioL furnishing lnNsE and IN
+, - - " to'''"' Ut '"1 e'''s WORK or Tor 'A
P -, t.
s.1 Ggr IPs5 AZ lne once Of ihe AreHecton2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Chattanooga Railroad. The anticipated con.
struction of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail.
road had a tendency to increase the assessed
value OF property in four counties in Tennessee to
an amount exceeding the estimated cost Of the en-.
tire road
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

+ L. White adveres very complete collection of poet
zeal works. Just the reading for the summer when one 5 oc
ianguid 70 work. Many of the editions are beautifully go
Ups and they aTe offered very cheap.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

The steamship Alabama leaves for Chagres on TUESDAY
the 10Th inst This fine boat is well known TO our travelling
pubic. she has lust returned from New York where she
dlous boat, 'N'N N-~ N''''A''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

A woman in Ohio recovered $4,000 of stage
driver for refusing TO carry herself, three children
four trunks, nine baniboxes, and two apdogs, on
the same ticket.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
eilagsLh STEAMBOAT H. \
zsssss:sszssssssSa ID EPARTUREs

zszsssszsAs2asSlk ID e ARTURES.
---s9S-
September Steamer, Captain Hour Destination
i'N y lt.lbA uheIson, ~ o'clock. EyJHs
" CALIFORNIA. Ensign 10 o'cloch C. ........ Blorb
LhNuhA Miller, al u O'Clock ............ Corau,Jp
OLIVIA, uulluon al Il O'Clock. ......... CJpiHp9u
BUNKER Hill No. g. Miller, o'clock a >. orispHr
saturi, l. MARY FOLEY Holmes 9 O'Clock 80. pfrtsgrr
" OREGON Griffin u O'Clock ................ AI,5ge
81 ST CHARLES, sntton, a O'Clock ....... Bitrt
MOBILE Allen at O'Clock ......,.....,. A{,Ljc
DUCK RIVER, Clark, O'Clock, b ....,. Red E3,,-
Mond, O. LOWNDEs JR jerks o'clock, ..... Princeton
" UNCLE SAM Smith, o'clock, a. ..........Si Loyf,
... Agents ...
al. NJ Moons Il Co. 45 POydras st.
t. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
c }. s. r. GEDDEs, IL Bank Place.
E. ii, WINGATE, i2 Poydras street,
Mcdowell, JR. & Co. u PUydras street.
] WHTE BUCHANAN, Is Poydras street.
MARSH, RANLETT & Co. q Poydras st.
j. Nj. JOHNSTON & Co. No. Front Levee
d. r. CARROLL, 9S Camp street.
D. Is. KELLOGG, g st. Louis street.
JOHN K. SHAW s. Co. "a Poydras
- ne mignhten passenger steamer BUNKER HILL Can't
~ 't AousVue, THIS EVENING, NJ o'clock
" NJ. MOORE co. IS PoyIras 81.
~ we W' Pay no Drayage, from ths dave apy pa,,os,
order. JOSEPH ii III islips " W "isV"
% 5U GEarier and Al Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

The Alabama and Tennessee River Railroad
Company invite proposals for the graduation, etc,
for hlIy'sX miles Of the Southern division Of he
road, extending norlhwardly from Selma. The
company also adyertlses in the Selma Reporter for
Alabama iron, for one hundred and five miles Of
the road, embracing the northern division and a
part OF the southern. "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

sasasg Lest-We requested 10 call attention to the
advertisement Of The missing purse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Hester NJ. d. ~ - "a
The September number of this valuable journal
has Just been published. 1t has now reached the
second number of the seventh volume. OF course
II Is not to be expected that should pass Judge
ment on work of this kind. But the Importance
OF medical journal in the largest city in the South,
is apparent to every one The original articles are
furnished by the NewOreans, Alabama and Mis-
sssipp physicians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
u. 3. MAI sTEANsIIIp IJyE

Il HE Ships United Mail steamship r,r F
hereafter sal Uu the following named days each mouth
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
OI"E Leaves tN OK IN Arrives at Havana 7h.
II tt'F1AA '''''iet" - Clagrts ,9Ztl
huHit"Aiu'' 90 Il'sf'a' ''''-,h' Havana
havana '''''~"' hewfOrh. 9th.
STEAMSHIP ONO.
outward Leaves NewiOlk 's-tI Arrives ~ Havana
, HWau i.'''..st kcNOHeus 5Tl
upMtWaFl' NrWprtEtS nm. tity mi tTlh,
Havana .-..'Istfh Eywiurk gid
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward Leaves Orleans g5. Arrives at Havana . I'd
havana .,.,s1l. thsEtes stl,
"oN'g""EI thugfG5 .t'.' lalh Havana ,..t IS h
Havana rt.,lJLl hvwOunaus 23d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

massachusetts Congressional Election, - Mon
day. the sth Of September has been assigned for a
second trial IN the two Congressional districts in
which there was recentlya failure 10 elect. Tbc
salem wing papers again put Mr.. Upham in nom.
ination in the second district.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Riot N P'ttsbrg,-A Pittsburg dispatch of the
9Th ult says:
On Sunday night riot broke out seven miles he
low PIilsburg, bsuween a party of Irish employed
on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad and a par
ty employed on the county road The riot conlin.
ued all night, A number of houses were leveiled
to the ground, and the inmates flew to the woods
ior protection Quite number were injured-no
lives vet known TO be lost. The Scott Guardsnnd
Sheriff left for the seat Of war yesterday afternoon
and returned with thirty,six prisoners, who are
now IN jail. number of the principal rioters are
YET IN the woods. Persons living in the vicinity
are yet "a lear OF their lives. They glory in the
name OF Corkonians and landowners.
LOpciy-The weather,-Philadelpkia Sun, 26,h.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

the prc. which l.ly. bs, 49, - ~ ~'''' '' '
p or,,,,.,,,,,,,,
ROb'NSON . REPORTS. l. vols Embracing the DE.
Cson' OF me supreme Court of Louisiana from October
ioti' 70 March lei6 This valuable work is now offer
e,eL Dy 'he 'o'ume or the set, at much lower prc
nan Heg'oore' Nothing need be said IN commentator
.. "ofN so we" known to every Louisiana Law
TOssSon Is uusehsaDe 10 secure the continuity Of
= u I5T JSIoIs o, tle supreme Court.
IN " CODE Or fhAClICE' New Edition.
Al i7 VOTE me acs OF the Legislature, whether amend
Soy ol le 'Tue or Otherwise relating to the subject Of
P'1'''s' nave OeeH incorporated This, IN addition TO
ue very numerous notes and references to the Decisions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY UI
IARTEOnn. CONN

I4tAItH VItE6, EUN-Ns
INCORPORATED IN 1915. CAPITAL, a3DO,OO8
d. w. CLARK, President
WIN. CONNER, Secretary.
AGENCY NJ. 90 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
This old and able Company, continues 10 make insurance
at its long established Agency, in this city, on the mo-,
favorable terms against damage or loss by FIRE. MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A deduction of ten per cent on
premiums is made to the insured.
Having ample capital, with a large fund to mo-t
any losses this Company affords perfect security the
insured.
All Losses promptly adjusted and paid here Hartford,
at the option of the holder Of the policy.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited.
81 ClIAS. G. LATUROP, Agent, 81 Camp ST.
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LOsOs Of EOeg5siUs,W.

To the Members of the louisiana Bar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

which he prepared 10 sell for Cash, very great reduction M
the prizes which lave been heretofore tsmardeI:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Snbterrdneaa Printing OGce.-The proprietors
Of the Baltimore Sun are erecting a new office.
Not content with the rooms which can be erected
on their lot, they have obtained permission to ex
oavate under the two streets on which their lot
fronts. The vaults will be lighted by thick ground
glass inserted in the Streets The ventilation is
effected by hollow east iron posts. The basement
room will be II feet high, and will contain the
press, etc. The building is five stories above the
ground, and one below. Ii will be some time be-
fore the Crescent can afford such an establishment;
The Picayune building is nearly completed, and
VIII be the most expensive and extensive printing
establishment in the South. It's front is of Quincy
granite. Between the third and fourth ranges Of
windows, the letters PIcAYUNE are cut in alto re-
Eero. 1t is the first sign we ever saw cut in stone
May the prosperity of the Picayune be as lasting
as It's granite letters The beautiful and endurina
sign Is visible from our oiiicewe see it now at this
present writing. 1t excites no envy but gene.
lous emulation 10 approach our industrious and
uesefvedIy popular elder brother. 1t tells how
wen Neworleans rewards enterprise, prudence
and talent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

r. l "e S'ora.-Nirginia, North Carolina, South
CaIo,l'a, Georgia and Florida papers bring us ac-
oouh'S o. damages by the late storm. In many
pa,'s VI eSe states 1t was terrific and seriously de-
s'fuctlNe, especially to the growing crons
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

fSr We will Puy no Drayage from ina I1I a ,r ,, .,
H E'1' 'i ue shipping 70
WuS'' JOsEPH Ii. PALMER g.
- So GlaTer and Al 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

In the proceedings of the Legislature we are not
able to find any thing of interest The Galveston
Journal, speaking of the election of a U. S. Sen.
ator, says This seems to have taken precedence
Of all other business at Austin, The election Of
ten: Rusk appears to be privileged question.
Ills friends have done well perhaps to take adyan
ttage OF the existing excitement and quietly slide
him into office, while the people are thinking Of
other matters: portion of our Legislators are
hazards and to the last extremity