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THE UNITED STATES Us. Al BOXES CrrRok and S1l5 ;
lnhe District Court Of the United STATES for the East
VIRTUE Of WI. Of Vsndipn Exponesso directed in
~ The above entitled suit will , 70 the hees; bidder pdbc
auction, THURSDAY March 1885, O'Clock NJ Al my
ohcs, New Municipal Hall Hesia street,
Fortyone boxes CITRON. --ff- ,
Terms Of sale cash payable at the time Of adjudeaton-
u harshals Office, Eastern District Louisiana New1risans
February ID, 1850. WILLIAM s. SCOTT. u. s. Marshal,
liyls-S2 mhI Eastern District Of BoHsiuhA-
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fcvdpn w fp, take pleasure in Recommending him the
public as worthy confidence for his industry hu
-ness habits and inisgritg> sfs j. A. QETTAAas
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.CHoCKEnp, CHM 4 AND etAsssl. 11lE.

ExEQTIvE OPf4cE, Baton Rouge, Dee =. 1Sa9-d hive
no be- taon m RECOMMENDING MI. Wren tothe public
man Ct Upright character and worthy
Z. 1Sl5 ~ Isaac JOHNSON, Gov. La.
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BY b. HI. PETITPATN.

" ocock--Milbe sold
IL Room, No. Canal street -
I50Paekases Of sPRING aud SUMMER GOODS eoa.iag Of
Linen sheetigs ia 0 and 81 .1riAh Lsns pieces ha
pieces Platas Linen La % Dansis Diapers Linen
spre IcGieis Qsnabnrgs Burlap Drifts
Linen Netu Printed Lawns, organdies RaIeses 6ipghsm
,, az shaws Laees Hosiery sikH Pn T1r
DOMESTIC GOODS consisting of pleached and Blown Cotos
CotoDates, Ticks Stripes, DENNIS, I'll. etc., 4
Tsrm s- Over 500, A months. 'f ~
Catalogues will be eKsueJ eariV an
The morning pf-sae. o.
% The eeDtonf of the trade par iAtly requested TO fhs
aie eomprins a beautiful asaorten suitable of the city aud
County trade 49, mis-
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fNALIFOHNIA HOUSES. The undersigned is now
~ coastructins elegant PORTABLE FRAME -
HOUSES, suitable for California. Any number of INA
Portable Hosses, e such dimensions may be requ @
terms few Houses of Is by "a feet and IL BY Is feet
now on hand. TO which the attention of California eigran
ia called e Orders from the country will be promptly
attended to- when accompanied by cash city guarantee
credit Of months will be given for approved paper.
jail I'm b. HOWARD Builder, 2I9 Uarondelet st.,
where he ~ clock
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Propeller Col. Stanton
Blk SYKES, HYDE a. CO. -
THURSDAY March O'clOekf be sold Al Boa nIae
Il Waehonss, Third Municipality, opposite DE oTef6ment
Wharf Tie Inspection of me Port laries ~
account Of whom il may conceru- =. =
Steam propeller COL STANTON she now lies su AT The
Baltic, with Engine Boe b6ls Mess Psrk and IA lee
Terms cash n,66s
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Hull of Steamboat Superb. sold for account 4 nj
= risk OF POrterfeid & Whaiey, or Vieksbire
BY y. a. BEARD, AuctiOnser.S
March 81 1850 ~ oic!ock-Viil f sold al
" auction, a5baTts Arcade,
Tbs Holt Of the Etssnfoat SUPERB, ffeR, n
lies At lreePoii, ab ye this City The Hull has
osp doeksd at New Albanywihin the last three ~
afd ID wel adapted for Wharf-uosi- -
TefIns ce.d. = So tyss
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IOLLYWOOD HOUSE,,

GtoRsoN q. ARMsTRoNG can be found forths prs
No 10 Caap tres5 fey dogs aboys Their sir "a stsne
VIII be executed formerly Their business will meet with
ba sight interruption, Us orders for aa stock hnSe already
, f,1s f CoRSoN & ARMSTRONG, S. Campst
NJ They embrace this opportunity return their sincere
thanks to their friends for many of kindness offers of
assistance extended 10 them.
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- Being the eomm men OF the Spring Sag "a
Ss d ne s is5 'fe:S saePs sof HATS
AK AZ 6 MoLEsKIS: BIAeK BYENA VIsrAs,
bsas BHzSEs, pS MEss e Paaa LETS naT.
AcAMPEAoaf HArs. "a et GnAzS G1t Cars,
sS ii pG fs III SE Go IS u.omhou.
boot MANUFACTORY.
lnderSignsd calls the attention Of the New Orleans
Sa s h $9oFs s$ SaoGd srdus of SsVn
Their Boots and Shoes made to rIT@of elegant ma, ~
~ snd Sc Tf "
rE q sH BOOTS %3ds tC q5dfT
HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
vii be A. NJ GO sSGe sF@f tems
ap and sRd Is the ao sso s q e same
s porter q 6s re S S win S adS KRS4
prgSp Sen s DsS pa an be ssGI vii
opposite he Commercial Exchange mil I'm
CALIFORNIA HOUSES. ~.
aRas Ao 2SE5 61ATRAARtkEs sSsap with
fG & W n hi asa
s sSss 81 oHARIEs street, W WIN 'pAa MILLER
to Orders from the Country promptly attended 10,
sa.s..'s ..E.Ps F5sAgE
PR 07o ss suitable io5 CsorGa Any number
s IS 81 q se
s o 6s VIII Se poms
attended when by cash city guarantee
jail Ssii I'm ISnifs wv snS sSs RsaRs st.
where he can be found every day from to Y O'Clock
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile Bay, Ten Miles South
: East oil the City. I..s
HIS establishment is now undergoing many alter
completed Ry the, 18th Of April, and YIN then bels
are thirty srgle rooms for genienen, and the family
abartmens rendered more comfortable than last
complete order The propretor having rseeved the last
season. nom NeY Orleans and its vicinity large amount Of
number viii make him ayt the next, "A new and fast
s PC s % e gSPg se MSSrs tins place and Mobile
iSs7apiWtsl5 II Lar FREEMAN Poieiar
VIRGINIA CAMEL COAL-FRoM THE REYE
Agehts for the sale Of this beautiful Coal informs he Citizens
that now in receipt of five boat loads, which
Sos e NJ 0f So Street.
ths principal HSss Me,Shsn.. Reading Room and our
oce and the Othceof the Crsoent For further paTtcu
's H siSffS Il sRf FGRNEH CO. css
tyz2 III Camp street.
~ emf al the Office Of Messrs HrWTrr, NoRToE s Co..
SSfs S sSs f '9sis AfI ING
%a I r. a. formerly Their sTsns viii meet with
yIo CSlhSON " ARMSTRONG, % Campbt.
w They embrace this opportunity return their sincere
thanks to their friends for many acts of kindness and offers Of
assistance extended TO them.
Cow PEAS -For seed. of the crop, IN store and for
y sale by ltyll u BAREI.II & CO.. 81 Common ST.
OPIUIl-lo cases in store, for sale lby.
" JAS s. SHAW, Druggist,
do d& WI = = Vsranfa Corner.
DORT NIN F. superior article IN bottles for sale by
y. ty9 I'm Kl.fNGEHDER Il co., q St Charles It.
F.XCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Blis al five 10
/ IL sixty davs' sight, for sale by : :.
ais JOHN n ELI.IoTT 8, CO.. 80 Gravief st.
SALT-Coare and Fine Liverpool Salt, IN Blsached and
~ Unbleached sacks, landing and end sale by
iy9 JOHN T0OI.E. IS Bank Place.
lnUFFiBLDS HAsI6-Wo have puanKed to rpceiv,
~ IsHnAI bhlpmehp Of ihozp celebrated euEaf ErFsi
IN Il : s. u HAkf l eDsi y fsEsssissxlnm
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~ ~ ) n: E'As I.s 4 n . sFss.
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CALIFORNIA HOUsEs.

CAllfOhNlA hUlSkS..
C'ALlF0RNIA HQusEs-PQRTA BI,E-6u with
y, dispatch. Also, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -
and neat model 70 be at the Shop--where all ;;
kinds of CARPENTERING WORK and JOBBING lkk..A
ans 1y VIM. "A. MILLER.
EE- Orders from the Country promptly attended tn
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HOUSES FOR. CAT,TEORNTA

A LERED' MASON, Bladder. Of catiJoraia Portable
"A Houses, ,etc.-Houses of good structure audi
natersl viii be furnished by A, NJ. reasonable terms
lie Will leave for, San francisco about the middle 0fG
April next and viii attend the erection OF the same if
requlTed "A portion of the money be made payable
San francisco. fY1 Orders left with G. w, MURRAY,
No. 81 Magazine Streets ewhere plans can be SEEM will
meet with prompt attention Premises ST. Charles stree,
Opposite the Commercial Exchange mil I'm
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ron .CALIFO12 MA.

/. FOE CHLTF.OR MA. :.
ersss ron GHAGIsgss, via Hayaha--U. S.
@K fkEh% -HdilfSteaHskg Cea1gGHg The splendid mad
steamship FAhCOiNs 1000 tons burtlisn,
Lieut. ID. ], Hatslele VI s. NJ eenlmAnding; viii eaye
for thagIes,Fiih the gaiaga and Oregon mails ON RI
DAY 18th Match at ocoek, "A. 81. punetualys rom foot
!, ~ NRffs OF FAss4sEtes, las,s a
10 Se9 ~
Ii Lower Labn. 49,. On "
IN Steerase. and mes with crew As %
Passengsrs fer Havana must passports fno the
~ Freight, so cents per cubic ooLe
No passage ured until paid AL passage tickets
and orders to receive freight must be procured from e Office
81 'ne fPfK iRPsix 1.AwRAsoN Co. AsHsDs,
mil = a.. 81 Grayier a..
N. B. Surgeon is attached 10 the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical attendance to her passealgers
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BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
INHuRSDAY, March !, o'clockAiM Sold Blovnes
Warehouse, Third Municipality opposite hart
BY orrand inspection Port Wardees for aeat
Vom itmay oois from he wreck
oi propeller T" Coz. Stanton =
ga obs Meau PORK 8 Empty Water Catk.
$40 Smokee HANS. a / Compass =
80 k.gs Whisky. easts Pork sides,
u, ssis and lot Of Rigging Chain. (ebouD 1900 b.
lz New Sails sacks Salt.
J 2 AnchoTs 1873 H.. i pair Chain Shetts. =
leSOse, Spars- / lot Of Blocks coils Rome,
( bloets and lot OF Rigging. lot Stove Fhuhafs.
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~ Sales 5rrgagSapg ygr ~ aa.e. M - md s,
1toctaJ Tuesdays and Thursyu; Heal ,nsssvs ssz
Saturday, STA o'cpekl ~ Bants Aleads General esl inter
mediate dkya III 0fcr No. 20 Ifsnta s4Ss5s passsss
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3 ~, !. ynzeU ant FaIabtIslis Riva1 PaclTe3
- Pi-ANI'EE, Capt C:N lvsih-EeE Gre
TehulaI AGO City aih Sataria araught steamer
PLANTER, viii positively leaye lor de above and al
nterneiate landings, Thu RSDAYs the 5ts instant, al
a'eock p n. For freight passage. Apply On board ortiz
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, Hse5 y. Nl-IlIDF NV e
iesse lgbnsSns For ashvilie, Clzrks-
ssisaz WIS, Ganton, Eddyvile, StnHhlzud. fada-
pasasr sisans Cnt iess losos. m
lesys erths above and aIl ntsedsie
Or massage having recommendation.
apply q. so4st tges NJ & anss sn4et, q 2,
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500 snd aft l0ldiFgs da Ne Alkhsna Kissr--
Hare EfGsckd 10 JEebas g ~ Hfi--Ne,S
bIoble, and NJ ia ! ~ Hzlin-
On WEDNESDAY. tth iast, M 4oseloet = ~ b1uS.
steamer Bgt CO Capt. +. Rdherss IT., vii sflivs On
sdnsiay, sa psi isaycs above. si2ht d. paisa4e
having uHsa passed aernnatous, nppig board 1rfh1
New Baan, loot 81 ~ rect Or = ; 49, =
= - HYDE & Of5EESBX 1zP0F5raa q.
sx i T. pfyNAbD a CO, - Camp (.
NJ b. The Beaasd WI eoifHas n lsetfsds daring -
seasnas- nIh5
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777l
- z. Bl s8lI'f M. tg Magazine ssfesst,
.fygJ or GEORGE FURAIAN, - 7 chou piruulss n. .
N. b. pa1 Of tie cabin be- sss and rooms
securef uisBasa ,,ufeafiprls to he aaenfs.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

We are in receipt of Mexican news up to the
10th inst. inclusive.
The runors Of revolutions and pronuneamien-
tos have passed away.
Gen. Pena Banagan,. Commandant- General Of
the State of Vera Cruz, died of cholera at Jalapa,
on the I'd inst.
Gen. Romulo Diaz de la Vega has been appoint.
ed Commandant- General of the State of Mexico.
Jamigratioaa.--The Inspector of the Military
Colonies Of the East informs the Government that
more than seven hundred persons of both sexes
from the United States, some of them blacks, have
moved into Mexico, with the intention of settling
permanently. One hundred and eighteen Semi
noles also disposed tG follow this example. The
Inspector has fixed their residence at the conflu-
ence of the two rivers of San Antonio and San
Rodrigo, the principal passes of the Camanches
Egcesses By An1erteans.-The Chihuahua pa
pers complains of the scandalous excesses commit
ted by Americans passing through the country
The papers aresilled with accounts OF Gen. Tay.
lor's death.
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The Cotton Crop.

The Charleston Courier of the Goth inst con.
tains an extract Of letter received from Decatur
Ala, dated August Is, 1850. Here is the extract
" In regard to the prospect of the growing crop Of
Cotton in North Alabama, we are of opinion it vii
scarcely reach an average crop with late Fall
Our crop last year must have been about S5 00(
bales. This year we may reach 10000
1.-THE weed is smaller and fewer bolls than We
have at this period for fifteen years. Through
out the greater portions of Mississippi, Tennessee
and the southern portion of this State, the croI
cannot exceed last year. On The whole, we lhinl
the crop now growing cannot exceed two million!
of bales.
The Red River (Alexandria, La Republican, o
Saturday. 24th inst, says that during the previous
ten days, the people and fields there had been Wis.
tied with COOL refreshing showers, but that they
had not bsen heavy enough to do the crops an,
good. Planters were complaining of the falling of
Of forms from their Cotton in great quantities
Very few had commenced picking
The Tuskegee (Ala.) Republican, of Thursday
the 22d inst, says. that in Marengo County the
planters are getting out 100 pounds to the hand.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

On the 10th several bills were introduced IN the
Senatorial branch Of the Legislature 70 provide for
the RAISING Of troops TO take forcible possession o.
Santa Fs. which were severally read first and
second time and referred to q Jolnt select Com
mittee Of both Houses One Of these oiis provloes
hat the Governor be authorized TO call for five
thousand yoluntsersto BE- organized into five reg-
msn,s Of one thousand in the aggregate each; the
connanies 10 consist Of one hundred men each in
~ aporepats and 10 be oficered according to the
regulations OF the United States army; that each
xounteer shall receive the same pay that is allowed
10 troops of the United States of like character,
and quantity Of land proportionste to the time he
ssrves--for three months service three hundred
and twenty acres, for six months six hundred and
forty acres, and for twelve months twelve hundred
and eighty acres; that two regiments of said vol
unteers be mustered into the service Immediately,
and that the other three be required to hold them
selves in readiness TO march at a moments warm
ing that, should the exigencies require the other
three regiments in the field at any iime the Cover
nor is required to call them into the service and
march them 10 the scene of rebsllon; that for the
payment of said troops for the services contem-
plated by the act the proceeds arising from the sale
Of any portion of the public lands that the State
may hereafter sell, are specifically appropriated
that the Governor is authorized TO take command
of said troops in person that the moneys in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, are appro.
priated for the purpose of carrying into effect the
provisions of this act and that the act be in force
and take effect from and after its passage.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

From hsy Wsst.--The following is an extract
house, dated
r KEY WEsP, August 49, 1850
he ship M. Hows, from New York, and the
ship Emily Taylor, from Boston, both bound to
New Orleans with assorted cargoes, are ashore a
few miles from this port and are receiving assist
ance from the wreckersH
We learn, in addition, that both these vessels
were got of and carried into Key West on the
evening Of the 10th. The latter was very little
injured. The other had about nine feet water in
the hold, and had suffered more damage. =. We
also learn that tho steamer Creole Of Lopez noto-
nety, was sold on the 10Th, and was purchased for
about $1,000 by Mr.. Tift including boats and
every thing belonging to her. 1t was great bar
gam, ior the next day her owner made more than
,, ,ne purchase money, by carrying to Key West the
~ ~ vessels referred to in the above extract-Mo-
QUO Herald and Tribune, 25th.
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Correspondence or the crescent.

Funeral O5sequies a President Taylor in Boston
iaHas .attentigiis shOsoa them arn-
ia Hail. t''''''''"s' Ds'''f'' Sentiments s''faH'""
BosToN, August Is, 1850.
Yesterday proud day in the annals Of Boston The
will give the details Of the Of the day
The oag programme fulfilled and every thing conducted
with s0emnity, ORDER and grandeur. The weather. the
early part of the day. dull and threatening Thert
about hours rain the of the procession winch
made Of the little Shiny, but it could much
have dmni.hed the number of persons, military civil wht
expected to attend while the thronged streets windows
and where view could be had, proved the wild
ditused interest of the occasion.
The Lousanians present numbered sxty-ve. They wen
treated with marked courtesy, and assigned place in tn
as0n next the City Government They had beautu
banner, trimmed with black silk Grape On one side wa
Louisiana on the reverse Ever Loyal to the Constitu
ton and Union" Had the whistle been earlier soundef
think should have counted hundred from New
York, Newport, Saratoga, the Catskl and White Noun
taus. OF course thought ourselves respecabe:
what Others thought. is for them Ii gratifying
to the venerable Dr. Oliver Judge Eusts and severa
distinguished merchants banner The badges wori
by different associations and citizens various appro
prate II would take volume TO describe the moumfu
decorations, touching sentiments and devices exhibte
through the whole ronte of the procession These the dill
gent purveyors of the press will furnish hey are well wort
recording. could not but remark amid the patriotic am
euogc here and there, Puritan zeal had scattered moral
admonitory sentiment
Faneu Hall shrOuded in black drapery It was ik
entering dark cavern until the vision became adapted to tn
change from the light of day to Among many quota
tons OF teTse remarks of Gen Taylor pleased
that nobest sentiment uttered My wounded are be
hind me. and viii not leave hem." The services at tn
Hall had the merit of conceness well as other uncommo
merit have heard a discordant expression from III
general admiration OF the design and execution of thin
connected with the impressive and tributary occasion so Jus
the fame of the late President and honorable to the city
| Boston. s
! Enclosed in the above letter our correspondent
sent us two beautiful badges. One of these is
National Badge, worn by every one who wa
willing to the death of the old chief In it
centre there is striking portrait of the late Presi
dent Taylor, in clear impression, and handsomel
decorated, with the autograph z. Taylor" under
and the American Eagle, with soaring wings, sur
mounting it. On the upper part of the badge ar,
| impressed the mournful words
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

We find in the National Intelgencer the fol-
lowing translated extract from the Message of the
President of the Republic of Chill, to the two
Houses of Congress, on their assembling on the 1st
of June, 1850:
"The renewal of our treaty with the United
States of America, which has expired, is sub
ieet which will occupy the immediate attention of
this Government. llpropose introducing in it mod
fcations demanded, in my opinion, by the interests
of both nations.
" As yet, the discussion in Washington of the
most mportant of the claims for ndemnifcation
made by the United States against the Republic
of Chill, has not terminated. | doubt not we will
soon obtain the definite answer OF that Government
and that it will be such we have reason to expect
from its intelligence and justice. The other claims
will successfully occupy the attention of both Gov
ernments.
" Means have been repeatedly taken for the pro-
lection and succor of Chlian citizens in California,
and for the security and regularity Of correspondence
with that country.
" The residence in Santiago, of an astronomical
expedition from the United States, has, through the
liberal offer of its distinguished chief given an op.
portunity to the Government, of commencing the
cultivation OF a scientific branch hitherto unknown
amongst u.s. and which, aside from its useful appli.
cations to objects of public utility, will Place Chill
from her Southern position and the serenity of her
sky, in situation to contribute somewhat to the
general advancement Of science"
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A Nation nouns
A Nations loss. I"
And under the portrait and autograph is this record
THE PEOPLES CHOICE"
"INAUGURATED MARCH 5TH, lSi9,
Died July 9th, 1850.
.9Red 66 Dears %

.9ged s. years.
The other is State Badge, representing simply
the name of the State of which the person wearing
it is citizen. The one sent us has :" Louisiana y
in solid letters the silk, and neat black fringe
protecting it.
The Boston papers of the 10Th inst. are filled
with descriptions of the funeral pageant 1t ap-
pears from the following, which we take from the
Boston Journal, that to Louisiana was assigned a
prominent place in the long procession, andrhat
Louisiana did not fail TO make her tasteful and ap-
propriate banner that then waved over her delega-
tiOn reflect her true sentiments, now and for ever
Louisianaeyer Loyal to The Constitution and the Union
"Division /, Francis Tukey, Esq, Marshal
then followed First in this division were the Mayor
aud Aldermen. Then followed the delegation OF
citizens Of Louisiana, about 60 in number under
the direction OF II. G.. Stetson as Marshal. Each
member wore a white satin badge with the word
Louisiana printed on it - and fringed with
mourning stripes. The banner borne by the dele
cation was of white satin, very heavily fringed and
draped with Grape. Upon one side was the word
Louisiana, and on the other, Ever Loyal to the
Constitution and the Union The following gen.
temen officiated aids in this delegation: II. D
Richardson, G.. A. Breaux, VIM. G. Hale, and J.
H. Felt. The banner carried by ]. b. Leele
supported by two sons Of H. D. Richardson, o
NewOrleans."
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Important from Brasil The Captain of the
bark E. Corning, at NewYork from Rio de Janeiro,
9th July, reports that few days before he sailed
report reached that city that the British Admiral
stationed on the coast of Brazil, with the
Cormorant, had entered the port Of Paraguay, and
burned four Brazilian vessels and that the fort had
opened its fire upon the steamer, and killed one
person on board. It was supposed in Rio, where
the report caused great excitement, that the iour
vessels were slaveTs, which had been chased by
the British cruisers. We apprehend rumor has
greatly msgnied some excess Of vigilance or action
on The part of the British Admiral.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

The Marshal Of Massachusetts, has completed the
census Of that State, and il is said that the increase
in the population in the last ten years has been a
least quarter Of million. This is an unexamplet
rate OF progress for old State, and affords goo,
evidence Of the prosperity of the great manufactu
ring Commonwealth
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

FIrea',d Riot az PhilGdetphia.-A fire occur
red in Philadelphia on the morning of the 18th,
which destroyed large board yard, and partially
consumed the House Of Industry adjoining, in the
southwestern part OF the city. disgraceful melee
among the firemen followed in which Swiss,
named Armstousk, watch-case maker, was shot
dead by man named Patrick McClain.
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Valparaiso.-A correspondent of the Charleston
News thus describes this Chan city: The city
of Valparaiso is quite pretty and business-like
place; it is filled with English and American mer.
chants. Nature seems to have used every effort 10
raise the land as high the heavens would allow
The streets are one above another like stairs o
most beautiful proportions; and the towering
mountains in the background, covered with per.
petual snow, shows to the admiring spectator the
wonderful and irresistible power of Him who raised
these mighty monuments Of his greatness"
The daily crescent., 1850-08-27

Negro THisOss-The Montgomery Advertiser
says that there is abundant reason to believe that
there is in and about that city gang of negro
thieves. A large number of negroes have recently
disappeared, and no knowledge has been obtaiued
as to what has become of them.