The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-01

lon was We'll known IN Paris on Saturday, and
was received by all classes of Liberals with the
utmost satisfaction,
The Minister of the Interior is taking strong
measures against all persons suspected Of belong
ing to secret societies, both in Paris and the
provinces.
The erection Of new Ministerial DEPARTING mt
is spoken O. by the title of the Ministry of State.
There isno material change to notice in com.
mercial Matters since the sailing of the steamship
Atlantic.
PARIS, July IL, 1850.
Guizos had left for England, to be present nj Sir
Robot PeePs funeral
MDupin is reelected President of the A.--H-
byoy large majority.
Cova.-'ssyFs-erLE, July 9, 1850.
Twenty Thousand troops have been sent to put
down the insurrection, but no bloodshed is ex-
pected. The insurgents are few in number, and
their leaders are gone to surrender to the Sultan,
and to ask pardon.
The LAWRENCE DIVORCE CAsE.-An article of
some length in the Philadelphia Ledger in regard |
to this notable affair, concludes thus:
As general recommendations, we advise mo
theirs to train up their sons to be men, not hegrls
and to train up daughters with strict regard to |
truth, contempt for mere votarles, high estimate oil
welded responsibilities, and of feminine dignity |
and duty. AS it is, the husband has acted like |
he-girl, and The wife like she-boy We advise him |
10 study his fathers character and become mon
and her to study exemplary women, of whom she |
will find many, and become woman And after
they have thus reformed, and have tretted it out
to be married again, and live together in rational
happiness, he like man, she like woman.
1t is said John Wentworth has declined running
for Congress, in the Chicago District, Ill. We
rather doubt it,
THE CONTROVERSIAL dispatch to the Baltimore
Gstr, q fla nh
is gaining strength and the ultras are afraid Of its
passage Ii is believed it will pass, as there is a
better feeling in regard TO Mr. Foote'S amendment.
The Northern Union men will do almost any thing
to obige Mr. Foote. The Texas amendment, re.
ferrDg the boundary dispute to commissioners, is
sure 10 carry. If these two amendments carry, the
bill will pass If the South oppose them, separate
bills will pass by the aid of Northern Wing votes.
There is a caucus Of the friends OF the bill call
ed for tomorrow, at half-past 8 A. NJ.
The cholera still fingers in and around Nashville,
and prevails in many places in Middle Tennessee,
Franklin, Columbia, Huntsville, Galatin, etc. etc
There has been nine deaths from it near Winches-
ter, Tenn
Lieut.. Bell, of the cutter Forward, has been put
under arrest by order Of Capt Nones for entertain
ing select party with ball on board the CUTTER
on the evening of the dag Of the obsequies Of the
late President
The Canadian Assembly propose an appropriation
of t2000 towards fund for representing Canada
at the great Industrial exhibition to be held at Lon
don in 1851.
RUN OF THE STEAMER MISUNDERSTANDING
TO the log book of the Atlantic, she was but just
six days and one hour from land to land, that is,
from Cape Clear to Cape Race thus making the
passage from Europe 10 America in less than
week, and with only five hours fair wind.
"The Union dissolved!' SAID Mrs. Partington,
vita her specs up and over her forehead and her
can border treuloua with the agitation Of the head
below; " dissolve the Union and who would dare
| assassinate such thing that-such monstrous
outrage on the bodys politics. l saw by the way
| they gwine that they would get their Foot
| in it at last and see what precious confusion
| they're in | thoughtit would finally conclude So
And if they dissolve the Union, which on EN- will
have the children or will they let EN- grow up
wagabones without the fostering keer of parents to
look arter their trainin Never think of dissolyin
it, should say. What God has jined together no
man san put US UNDER is gospel truth, and should
like to zee any body that says it ANTI sLould"-
Pathfinder.
Diedl
On the Dist July, at O'Clock NJ Mr.. EDWARD DOERK,
81; friends 1 sSf 1sSS invited ed attend ~ Funs'f
hshn' Toulouse street, between L.vee and Charters
Auction Sales This Day.
P. B. TAYLOR win SELL at 70 O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
SYKES HYDE Co. will SELL at half.past 10 O'Clock, AT 81
Magazine street-Groceri.s, Provisions and Liquors.
S. of II Meetings This Evening.
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WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. g. at Younger Brotherg Hail.
| T,afavette AT o'cjock s ~ ''
cRYsTA5 FGUNT DIVISION, No at Crystal Fount Hall,
NO NAS Aohouproaias street, at o Clock
Daughters of Temperance.
AZ ~ az W. p HlSs oqlluhss-
IhIu Nuhicpahty every lhuIsudy, Al o 0 cOcks ?. NJ
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LouisVits .- STORM, Hopkins p NJ
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ty- The ,plspdI ubstartisl ,wif, mining no.,az, ,
Henderson, THIS DAY Aug p. posinTsly an,
passengers will PlsaSebe on board az that tune.
4u' :, N, @ooH. q ". 20 fo'"rai s"
EE- The gnf,sn and swift running passenger stesme
All NJ MOORE 4 CO. Is PoyiIs, 'a
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steamer MOBILE vithdrawn trade as adver
td the l9 but will continue to run usual for the balane
Of the Summer aud Fall leaving ihe Canal on TUESDAY EVEN
mi and SATURDAY MORNING and taking freight and
s as f9 PSTSaa see 5 or apply