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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

1he Graduating Class, numbering % was sozs
called up, and the degree CT Bachelor of A,ts CON
erred upon them. Their nsue4 are "a fellows,
George So mour,J =. D. Cornell Er.k,pe.i gosn.,.
John , 3; Hodges AFehd co'huan. Joseph sands
Chas 4 SJlimsp. Malcolm Cem pbeil W Il Teri
George @ syron Gslen Csssr, Edws,tR Ttsy.a
FG@,i p O. 8der;, f8sr, " Edwards,
Water It.T. Jones, <. l. ruffoy,
TIE honorary degrse OF 3. wss conferred on
Mathew M. Blunt
Tho desree Of Master Of Arts gas then conferred
m Rev. Nessra. Bobers Tragis, Jr. ]. Leander
Townsend, William S. Cofsy, William L. Olsen,
and the following BaccsIsurease' OF three ysArs
standing
Comedies D Blake, TiDoi1y y nucASNs
Wiln T. Lucum, la,sc LA"reu.ss
Mortimer Belkep, JOIN Stea'ns banS
GlArerce x Hitchell Robert Holden
wi liam A. McViciar.
The Honorary Degree OF LID. was conferred
on Gen. WINFIELD Scorr, Gov HAMILTON FISH,
Prof HENRY ]. ANDERSON and Prof WILLIAM
Belts. The degree of D D. was bestowed upon
Rev. KENDRIeK NErcALv, Professor OF Crack and
Latin in Geneva College Rev. john B. KERPoT.
Rector OF the College Of St. James, Maryland, and
Rev DAVID X, JusKIS. Aessrs. William Dsiser
and Timothy D. Williams, Teachers in the Cram
mar School attached to tbs College, also received
The honorary degree OF A NJ
Tha Masters Grafton, on the Philosophy Of
Education, was then delivered by Rev. Robert
Travis, Jr, after which came the yAledictory, By
James Starr Clark, aobeE, earnest and impressive
discourse, exhibiting an elevated and digniGed caat
of thought. 1t embodied an Essay on the sacred
hours Of Life-a theme very appropriate 20 the
occasion After prayer by Rev Dr.. Hagh., tina
large audience which had held out to the close
with wonderful patience, waa dismissed and the
interesting ceremonies oithe day concluded. Alto
sether, it was the most animated aud satisfactory
Commencement which Columbia College has yet
witnessed, though not, we hope, equal to what Is
yet shall see, under the government OF President
King
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Markets ...BALrIMORE, Oet
Or mark cts are without change.

NAVAL. 8. aoop.ofwar Falmouth aas in
Columbia River Aug i6, 10 sail Tor San Fraacisoo
in two days. The following is a as of h'r off,
ceia Thomas Pettigrew, Esq. Commander Geo.
M White, Lieutenant George N. Harriaon, do
David Harlan, Surgeon John s. Deylin, Lisussn'
mt OF Marines John Y. Mason, Purser; Heary ..
Newcomb, Acting Master Francis 3D. 9lnnels
Assistant Surgeon; Peter Wager Passed Midship.
man. William Men Armstrong DO Edward T.
spedden, do, John T. Beatty, do Charlea J. Por'
cher, Captains Clerk Charles Johnston Boat
swain; Augustus F. Thompson, Gunner; Lewis
Holmes, Carpenter; Lewis Rogers SALTWATER
AllWe.
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w HoDexlSsos, secry - ' Lee H'S-''' -' o8 g. a.

~ seventeenth gvard.-The Democratic Whga
Of me Seventeenth Ward. who support The National Ad.
msuaioD, ana who in favor Of sapdiog by ihs Whig
party oi ibe Union requested to attend meeting
oe he'd * He9dQuSfels Henry Clay Eoute) on Wednes.
day eYsnng, Oct g. at! N for the purpose OF eecng
delegate TO attend hs Wig State Convention Ubcs
on Inc i9 mat The folio g1g Inspectors have been ap
nolnied John 2. Allen, 4slhev II Chase, and Franca
EoAy By order Of Ward Comni,tee
NATHAN c. ELY, PfefIsnt.
WE Z CHAIRMAN secrsiary. os 2tirf
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WARD MEETINGS.

xy~ secoad Ward.-NATIoNAL wings ATrEN.
7iON-Ai eng flhe sseond Ward Whlg We
Commute Thurnday evening. Oct . me !olo"lns 9
soluton Ess unanimously adopted 49, .a
Retoirsd That ps Wigs We approve Inc cS1,se
adopted hy the minority tie wig Cohve3on - ~
cure and that respond to Ihslr Gnu iof a "
be held 81 U!ics on tie l7h Inst n,,nso,. chairman
JARVIS CHASE.
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Fy'nE GREAT RAAR OF TRx AMERICAN

OOMiS,S pAS0HAuiA OF C0BA-Open oys.
10y SRh a. yhs wsek Al tho Minerva RoomS 405 BIoal.
way IL Is moal splepdi1 work o. syt exhlbirg p1osi
beautifully and faithfully tho clnss country mod1tsiD,
Gd Iexarioas Ioplesi vegetation. Aso by pictures .
utPastiug artistic meI he social cQsos OF ihe 1h,n
Neilaauaed; magnificent ViewE OF sugar CODES ana To-
eseeo estate m&hogagy, cedar ebony eeA aad royal
move s74 precisely. Aauausace . canls Children hsY
y Co
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nYn1sr,Y,s opERA RoUsE

as11L aRoApWAY, above Gfand-sl-OPEN EVE,
Il 6HaY NI0HT during the week, until farther nonco
The original and well known Uhis!ys AiIsHeih, com
srIslps sn eicen and versatile corps OF talented
Ind Experienced performers, under The management OF
P. CHRisTY, whose Concerto 10 his cly t2f cue.
oesson Of four yearR have been received Rlth i2Ver oy
BIZ bly, respectable and fashionable audiences
Sickels rs cent? Ooors open 81 6S commsn 81 -
Afternoon ConceFt eyary Saturday, comnenc19S =.
o'A"3
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MARRIED

On rue.ssy oct 5 at the Church Of tie Trans6tuaon y Ray
Geo H Houghtou GEORGE c EYLAND to SERENA 81 daugh'
Tel Of Mathew Keller Esq al OF tbs CITY
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A POLLO ROOMS, 4lU BROADWAY-O2en
4Aevery evening during tns wosk Ehe otginalara wen
Anown Csmpanologisns, or sB7sI Bel Ringers Sir j.
4 hamnel Tie celebrated Campanelo, Mias Julia Could
zee accomplished Vocsll: and PlaDis itom the principal
Concert 10 commsrce al a 9csocs change Of pograums
each evening. o9 4lss
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By releRraph

Marked -. New ORLEANS, 'Ic,. 7.
COTTON Ia firm ana the advance Ia fu Y sus
tanned The sales sday ce1 baea fair at IL gu.
CARS are improving and MoLAssEs Ia firm. PROVISIONS
steady with upward tendency. COFFEE 6rn TBisK7
1924,
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.z7~ secopd Ward.-ghe Whe' Of The Second Ward t
b1 approve OF tbe adopted by the minority OF me
sst al en- ter, Hote I47 Fulton at on WEDNESDAY
EVENING the 9Th last at u O'Clock Tor ihs purpose OF
i.,ir re feIea atcs 10 meet In Convention with dele
sf,. tom the Fs, Ward forming The Firit Assembly
ni.ricI ,Ald Convention 70 meet Al tee At Mic Garden
po,Suav on The l2th Int at8P d. for The purpose OF
nnofu,irp delegate repreren, said Dsct In the Sete
Cop TO be he Utica the l7h mat BY order
~ he ward Committee B ~ BENSON Chairman.
" y rno Mcpuypsos o9 IT
JARVIS CHASE,
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TRrpLER HALL

II
the SEVENTH Grand CONCERT!
HER, BAaNUNi Las inc honor to announce that she
WlSeyenth Grand Concert OF
MD'LLH JENNY LIND,
,y lake Dac in ,ho above named Hall early In October
md hat her Concerts v from thai period 30 given in
New y0rk regularly until nrlher nohee PArhcuiArs aefs
ahap ""' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate Tie County Of
Ans on N9tSs - hereby s'ss to al persona hsrnG
atsa'se with vouchers thereof
81 The store OF Ira ferefo, No II Maiden lane CITY AZ
Io on ssore the Twelfth day Of Apn ns1Ds,sd New York
The szhth lay Of October 1870
JONATHAN T.. AYREs P1tcs;of
~ lITemWf REIsRi DAY. sIHSatnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

gy- sixteenth XYaid.-A1 a special meeting of the
Sl1eenlh Ward Wing Committee, the following resoIu.
lions were unanimous adopted:
RtsoreH Yha this Committee fully and 1nqualhedy sp
Prove of the course pursued by the Minority Of The De
gates 10 The syracuse Convention on The 26sh utmo
Rss9red That concur with the re3onions pasted by
mee IN regard The proceedings OF he atordEad Con
venlion.
RteoIred That we hereby recommend to the Wing Elect
ols OF thi District TO the 9Th inst 10 choose Dele
cato represel Inc Dact In the Convention 70 be held
at ulca on the Nth mat.
Ia accordance with the above Tesoatons election Will
70 held al III SIKH Sevsn!eenihBt WedE
day, Oct 9, 1881, between the hours OF and 10 A II.
H. hi Ill WHEELER, Chairman.
W HopGK1Nsnn- gacirq 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
JOHN D. HARRIS, Secretary.

kgy- Tenth YVard.-In pursuance vita lhe roco0man-
danon OF Tho Whg General Commute Of the City and
County OF New,Yok, the Wing Gltcora Of This AS'em'
by Disct " no ae 10 favor of The adopted by tho
mno!!t4 9f the late Wing State Convention held at sYs,
ouse requested % ~ ne s,torn n@ol LEI ia
dey evening DC, g. n O'Clock III The g'nq'e OF Se?Cr
ipg OelesAs to Wh'e at2lS HonYen..on 10 ne nsd al
Utca on Ire i7h dsy nj October iost BY order oflhs
Ward Committee JAS H. PiNKNEY, Chairman.
T : F q9HR5, }secre'sres. os r.
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INLYMpIC.--FELLOWy TgaIopI 1oc,1
wTRoUfE having returned from most aIcts,1; IA
sp, e0p pns e % GS o sys on AoNOAS EVENING
we consisi OF Songs DaeS Geei Qrartes
sssin, &c &c Sarles9ues on Italian Opera 6alch Dr
snsxsf' iash onShu Soloi aud Ethiopian Dances
ssoek Afternoon concert on wednesday ana sseTss9s
49,
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w MlNSTRsI,,3 Dp4kSE aroap IN A2rble,
- 15 Sasrtss Auler. THIS wofS Of an which Iscsyed
1Tsn p,S oa ,a sdsl ii no National Exhibition Of Ftre
~ Sls iS5S Il now open to lie public At ias n.w
sS1 ~ EEL we Nss'onA Academy Ders1 6s5 g1oadway
epposAe eenast AdnlliiSnce Is CENTS eaasao rrkcr 81
e%-fE w. l4N'S- : - "A III 10 I y. alp ltuF
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

ABOLITION NoMIEArIoN.--Th Abolisionlsta Of
uswego have nominated A. s. WISo of Mexico
osWeSo Go. as their candidate for Congress 10 the
orvego and Msdiscn Dist.iet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Ey~ Eleventh Ward.-The Democ luc Wing Glec-
,ofs Eleventh Ward IN favor ofcompyinc With The
queat OF Wing General Committee are 'elleiIsd 70 NEE!
MING II O'Clock for The purpose Of sleclng delegate
to the Utcn Convention, 10 BIS held on the l7!h Inst
JAMES LUCAS, Chairman.
Y NusrEn EecrelarY. 90 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

VOCAL MUsIC.-NR. G. L. BARNES vyiII co,,
meaee his Annual CSSs foJ tue Instruction Of IsS,n
sse Gentlemen In Vocal Aasic Friday Eyenin5 IiGS
Ssk al u, Ia the PbIieenIhsL Church Lecture Ronn
SssSeen the sth and It'll ava. os 4nSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Kyr Seventh Ward.-in conformity with the csL o
ihe hig General Committee, hs Wings OF ths Seyen h
Ware who In favor OF The pursued By he mi
nody the Syracuse Convention, requested 10 ssie
BILE ri The AcsjemicRl Insitute, IS MakelE,. on WE'D
NEsDAY EVENING, the inal. at y O'clock ? M for
he purpose OF selecting DoeEa!eto eoreSen. tha Filth
Assembly District comprising the Seventh Ward la the
State Convention be held at Utica the l7 day Of Oc
ober mat, BY order OF the Wsrd COMMITTEES
VIZ. D. AHpREWs, Chairman.
p3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
P. Y. HUsTEO secretary.

Eg- Thirtceuih Ward-Pursuanti 10 recommends.
lion Of The Wig Genera Committee tbs wings OF the
Tairtoenih Ward requested 10 meet at Tha an Hail.
$50 Grand q! Wednesday evening next !hs gu naui
OF y o'clock chooGe Nee2ne represent said Vad
IN tbs stBte Convention be held al Utica the 9TH in
slant, BY order OF The Ward Committee
o NEWCOAB, Chairman.
T G GouID gecrstsIv o9 2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
". 60 the wings OF ihc lAixtoenrh Word :

II go the Wings of the sixtGenth Ward =
Genuemer, am much obliged you for The honof you
conferred in eectng Delegate 10 Syracuse ard
your approval OF my seton there; and am the more
Obliged you again Offering to elect me- Delegate to
Utica But regrsl thai my business VIII moi permit me
to tave HewYofk and that therefore, an under Inc ne
ceastY Of declining 10 DO canddEte 10 represent you
Having that you will eleci some person who Will
take The courss would Neiec'ed,
remain your obo1ienl sery1nt
no IL WILLIAM TURNER.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

,pg NFw.Y0RR nAILY TRIBUNE IS FUsLlsaE'0
EyyRY MORNING, SUNDAYS EXGEPTED3
!, IRE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS CORNER or SPRUCE AND VAS
sAu-sTRERTs, OPPOSITE THg CITY HALl-
"A sefvered to CIV Subscribers for i2 s"& Oep~ r.
rS or yhen they prefer they can pay IN advance a. N
n,s FOR SIX months or year at de s1Iie f4e 2a5'c
tapr IN ntvanee Subscriptions taken for sx months
gsf aee months 81 80 Three Dollars n aageoo9 a re-
,,sd in al exchanges with Country e"sPs2gis D .sS
- recd nj This office whose terms are hgAeF than
~ o. me- Trhune are not allowed any taarenca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

y We call attention to an advertisement in
this mornings paper, Of Bible Presentation at
the Tabernacle to morrow evening whan Hon.
James HarpeY will preside
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

20 FILA AssembIy DlstrIct-SeVonth YVnFu'
-fu pursuance Of The recommendation OF the Whg 9eue,
raj Commtttee, The Wing Electors OF the 9eyenth Ward
who approve Of the adopted by the Anoy Of the
late big Slate Convention SYRACUSE requested to
assemble the Academicll lnsitue, IS MarEe;st on
WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct9, at7t O'Clock for Inc par-
poseof elecng Delegate repteLenl lhis District in
sate Convention 10 held Utica the nth OF October
mat By order OF the Ward Committee.
WIN. D. ANDREWS, Chairman.
IouN D HARRIS. 8acretafy. % q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

so SAMUEL G JoLLIE, ESQ. S!yI certify with 2leas
aro hal yorr sdion Of be Jenny Lad music in which
eco hsve associated the name OF Efih Fend Co Ia he
spy authorized o. uon published and urther th1s SAGA
81. 8 ,s,1 ma JULEe BENEDICY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

II FOurteenth Ward.-.Fhe Democratic Wing
Electors the Fourteenth ward requested 10 mee al
The Broadway House WEDNESDAY EVENING
Oct at y O'Clock for the purpose ofchoosng Delegate
XIh Assembly District in Convention to
BIS hsld 81 Utica the 7h day Of October BY order OF
the WsTd Committee,
DAVID SHERWOOD Chairman
CHAs. r. MEYERS, Secy.
AARON HARDMAN, Irsner,ors
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gY~ Second VYnrd.-THE NATIONAL AND STATE
Administrations AND our WIG REPREsErTATlvEs
IN THE NATIONAL LEGIsLATURE-WE ARE oPPosED TO
TIE INTRODUCTION OF ALL sGHsMs INTO TIE " % hs
Ward held the regular headquarters on Monday eye
ring 7h inst was ou,y re;o4ed nat o IN par
tee the hg Electors Of the Second Ward be requested
10 assemble stonear0 Hoe ISL Fuiton s. on We'd
of cbooEing FIVE delegates the Assembly Dsrct Con
venton to select Delegate the Convention 10 a'eemola
IL o''" ON MO LOU JOHN sAYRE, Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Er Fourth Ward.-The Wing Electors OF The Fout'n
Wsro requested S,sembe at he speTe a2ie
evening (Wedresdsy select delegete to the Ulca
Conysniiop H.TOPPING,
s G WILLIS GEO BENNETT,
JOHN EDWARDS, WIN PAbkS.
IA9FS HUDSON JAMES a. HOSEMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Fly Sixth Ward,-The Democratic Wing Electors OF
The Sixth ard requesled 10 maet al the Norm Emef-
Hoel OF Bowery and Rayard al This Evening.
The 9Th Instant at u ococb for the purpose OF eecng tive
delegates meet The Delegates from the Third Ward 70
choose representative The Utica Convention In ecCoo
with The recommendation OF the wing 0enerai Eoh
mittee. ,
% IL A. B, AMER4AN, Secrelary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MADAME DE YRlEs-Tle Second aud last but
M one r4Tf1msDce Of his c5e1ea,ed Singer, VII taEe
| tece en- FRIDAY rsxt when NORM wsll b5 produced
n Al On, UOpke OJol1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

e TIE B4BR or THE METROPOLIS, at w ash.
tDgtor, hll p1rcsaIei from DAY NEWELL, and had
placed upon ne Yaul Of hat nslahon, OF HEwztLs
ceebrated Po,sGaproef Bank Locks similar those
Gently obtlcd from ne makers By the Uniied 3asea
Govennent TO ock up the public moneys in The vssious
Treasury Departments Containing large deposits 1t would
appear lom he perfection c! iecuEiiy attained and
breed in baf enouS ockS thai Inc desperate gang o.
burglars infestiDg the country would be brought
ssnd evey Individual Bank in The Union had lhese inyu
nerabls and mpersrabe barriers TO keep hen at bay
frnnriay FnonIYa-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30

In our reference, yesterday, to previous notices
OF the recent serious aflray in the Third District
Courtroom, we stated that we had been led into
error by copying from the Picayune This was an
injustice to that able and courteous journal. We
copied from the True Delta the statement (among
others) that the bail had been fixed by Judge
Larue before the party intended to be put under
bail had appeared before him. Having copied into
paper and credited to the True Delta the para
graph which had that statement we made some
remarks expressive Of our surprise that Judge La
rue should have taken such course.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30

The Press uad Theatres iB Franee.--ln France,
August l, the journals stamped for the first
time under the law for the restriction OF the press
The prices being raised some of the minor journals
there persisted, not being able to raise the security
the Atelier, famous among the Democratic, was
one of them, but the PspLs de 1850, that took the
place, under the same auspices, OF Proudhon
V0i1 du Peupie, survives to be Issued every three
weeks. Besides the press law the French Assem-
bly, have passed bill for the rgld police Oh the
theatres. No piece can be repeatedly performed
without direct authorization from the department Of
the Interior,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30
NEW ORLEANS:
----sOS---
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80. 1850

The True Delta Of yesterday morning has card
from person named George Potter, who was put
under bond and security, on Tuesday last, by act
ing Recorder Hale. At the time of putting this
Potter under bond, the Recorder remarked that the
security must be of the best kind. The card in
tho True Delta denies the correctness of the Cres-
cent S report that bail was demanded and says, on
the contrary, that the Recorder dismissed the case
DeIt@ may be ascertained by reading the following
official certificate. Truly it has become fashiona-
bic now for persons who have violated law and
decency to parade their cards in morning paper
RECORDER's OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY No. 9.
New Orleans. August %. 1850.
II hereby certify that the case OF the State George
fouer, Charged with sault and threats, examined
on the 2h inst and that he ordered 10 give bail the
s59niin Of $2,O, to keep the peace Tor six months.
CHAS. v. JONTE, Clerk 10 Recorder of Municipality
No. Of New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday.
10 Clark, Adams, Mobile,

Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Jno Clark, Adams, Mobile, J FaelIey
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr VI Sears Graham, days from Brazos Santiago,
mast-r-lst my
schr Mai Barbour Arut, days from Brazo Santiago,
in ballast, TO ma>ter--3d my.
schr Aspe Ryan, lays from Corpus Christi, in bal.
last, 10 u 5 GariernHster-3l my.
Schr Clara, Love days from L0bos Island in ballast, to
masfrr--Ra-in.
Sclr w II Gatzner, Tresca, days from Key West to
maser-Rasn.
STEAMBOATS,.
White Brady, from AtchalilyG.
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton Rouge
Due, River, CLARK, from Alexandria.
B1euH, VISA, Lamote, from - Louis.
Fashion, Martu, from the fugs..
Montana, bimItrr. from The Coast.
- james Hyde, from Dnnaldsnuylle.
Florida. Ghar-0n. from Mobile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30

The Philadelphia Ledger of the 2Oth says: 'The
cool weather is thinning the places of Summer re-
SORT of their guests and the city begins to look like
Philadelphia again-busy, bustlng, and crowded.
The change is sudden from almost entire suspen.
sion of business, comparatively deserted streets and
unoccupied houses to life, activity, enterprise, the
pushing, josilinG, aud noise OF crowded business
pIaces, and the recognition Of fuces and friends
missed for months from their accustomed haunts "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30

COyTectiOR-Denns German received injustice
at our hands, so far he charged with assault
ing i woman. We have examined the affidavit
which charges him with very outrageous conduct,
but says not a word about the woman. We were
led into the error by the conversation in the Recor
dcrs Court
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RECORDER sCoURT-SECoND MUNICIPALITY.
I'VE Wh4SEy Case Aggt1h-Mr and Mrs Nc Au-
lIiie, who were up on tuesday for buying two bar
refs OF WHISKY from negro, knowing it to be
Stoeh' had their case examined Yesterday. Mrs
.%CAu'l"e Iau contested 10 the olhcers and others,
i iat I sne nau pouSht tne %hSky from negro, but
tS ndPPeHeu Shioftahaley after the THEFT had been
Sa -. S alu 'ne i'quol traced 10 her husband
I'VE, NJ "'S'eSseS were examined, ana 1t
'l'a' "l' 4 ~ uIte was SICK al the time
soai ,rgo,,t IN i. So ~ T''''',. ,;iaue "n dO'g
bTvin,, the Eoro, fo,, ,ta 49,, Il - ~ u
law and sboryiJ tba, tho ,r,,,sass, ga" tllg
woman ,yitb tho II IN 20 " ~ iieu
f br bIJ - w Z ~ "a ,''e aoS7"ce
,,l;J sb,,.. 90 r.'"'ya'y net o"" ana
was used to excuIpate the husband Fo, ,5a ,'.'fs
Mr.. Coleman ar,tlpd that her Confession INNS, Lo
considered Ia ,c5ole thal when She s,iJ chs bo
bought the barrels Of vyhiskv rrorn The ne,r %
At the same time disIincty s,,sI t,t ~"
times had asked him and he. as oiirn had sss,IraJ
her that the liouor was HIS oV,r. The Recor,s,
did not relish his bpspsss of hryinSr b,rro1s or
whisky from negroes. He semi tie case 5e,oips,
both husband and wife IN the Criminal o.,
Sureties for $500 each.
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Elipa.
BaFltg.
AUCTION SALES.
p. b. TAYLOR

7
A UCTlOS AND COMMISSION AlERCIAST. his removed
"A street give NtentiUt
E..tg, tocgs Cargoe Dauurzd Co Ua, Foue
hold Furniture Slaysf. myl Pm
( EWIs FlORANEE. Commissioned y1pcuOt,s
L. ice No. 81 Crawl Tst,, q" attend, usual :
hts uurtI.9iaT attention the "a Real Estate stocks
Dana gel IA pnTtWardens, House, p .rH'pre Slaves
etc viii also .dyGnCes MpryhanUist t,.~ al1
hands.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30

The forgeres on Messrs. Rowland ~ Aspln-
wall, in the name of Capt. Parker H. French are
received a notice by telegram, the b, to stop
the payment of a draft for $4,000, which had been
stolen from the party sending the message; but It
was quite unnecessary, for the draft would have
been stopped as a matter Of course, being
forgery. The victmized accePtCr sn''alns no addl-
tional loss by the loss of the draft