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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

LEFLORE-Per steamer w A Violet. a hale. cotor tn
BrandeT William, Sco{3 DO BaGhansR, i CsrrSi c5 3?
Nar1 Jon5,1i-f hqbson Allen--l4 SWINE Green
Cleveland. Bro &co-I6 An eron & Me.ca-lI Buikey
\ liot-s Lowe Pattison-5 G NJ Pnckari &co-Tols
.CINCINNATI-Per steamer Beacon: q bbls blue lick
ls do whisky Al do OF Gro - do, Z do alcohol JIme
McGregor &co- A do apples chie.der < W-e-II0 pece
castings T Blanchard &co-I roI. Ieah-r A HAMS
kegs butte Morton &cg-2l3 DO Ia hy cheese, IS bis
alcohol, hhds charcoal Rauni,sI2s pcs 1aggirg fiI
Mclean &eo-O bNs chez J Il surge Sco-iIJ do do
cheese comb Voorhes-4O hb.. ard oil Connolly Eco-
lC do WHISKY do beans Lands &coO boxes chet II
Kegs butter ii L stone &cO-ot of iur6i ure Boy s hum
way-lO Kegs butter Grief &co2i h6ds 10 Connolly
los bxs che sc, 100 bbl whisky sud -unires der-l5 1bs
whisky w b iui- )n-50 do apples BiscCs Smms50 do
BATON ROUGE-Psr steamer Patrick Henry: bales
cotton Fresen Sc0-s rolls leather Lsng-suudres
ST LQUIs-7Per steamer Pacific: eks bacon, 1914 Dbl,
W Glyens-a do Kernett &co-l32 10 ii None Sco-
100 do Small n McGHlO5 do poratOes and onion 30 size
bran Druhan-lEa pigs lead Fosiick Nco--.o b- ard
81 bbl- metal shaw &co-33l do Dat, Zaratn &eo-
ibis apples Thomusous7 do Whiting 4 Pearce-l5 do {,
q Iayor &So-l5 eks hams NJ &eenT Go1 Neq-sl els rope
beeswax Stone y Walworrh-27 logs walnut Mar 4 Ran
e54 sis potatoes COsETovel3 do bran, % bbs srpirl
Hoga-i3 eggs 10 onions kegs butier chm der Il
Wise-3 bx tobacco = hhis DO Glenn Sco-4 do We.
SummeTs-2 dc and 81 bales hay eatman &co-5 hha
B Fate IL b6s apples B-coe & Slmms-79 do VI Mar
nn-l5 do :, pfslper &co-i4 DO R II Shorl Geo-'undI
| QuACHITA RIVER-Per steamer Cilut: % b Is cottor
| NJ White &c Is do Il Frell IN &co-2l II Pomero 81,
Williams &coNS Bachan9R, Carph u CO RonhiHs, ar
Eng,on SEQ Goson Bros Hall R se3 John wi
be swax and sgg1EisS, GTieToJai lis bales cotton
ALEAANDRlA-Per steamer Texas: 10 bales cotton
Ksr-9 do MsConochs bonRsl IS 10 Payne 4 ISo
Do 223sr BT2i ap 20 oEeoIs az bi e'ol
| cotton Ar MItenbefEeT-suudHes TO OrIer
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L. VESSEL WANTED--On Of about 80 tons with
z good accommodations To take passengers and freight
50 10 Nicaragua. Apply to
JyZ ~ j. DEWEY b Gravier st.
Z. FOR FREIGHT OK CHARTER-A fine
sEHA c0Dpered orig. about hundred tons lurhen,
- and well found for any voyage. For terms apuy 10
mys J. w. ANDREWS y co. ~ Common ST.
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Ship Manche-t7r, Taylor, a days from New York to VIM
Crr I'D my.
Ship Clara heller, Cnmmirs 3 days from Boston, to
master-3d my.
Br ship Frn 60 Bragh Thompson from Liverpool z1ta
July, to J P hItney &cO--2i my.
Bark VI lower Johnson, = days from New York. n &
Bogart Gco--2t my
Bark Roberj Bssuahamp p days from Roon, to master
I'd my.
BARK aragozsa, Turey, Is days from Philadelphia TO J
MCeker &C0-POw der. hOu.s.
Sp brig Habaneo, Absino, days from Havana, b0lsS
5p brig Pepeo Baet 10 days from Trinidad de Cuba in
bal,'st, 70 me- er-lst my.
SchT Wm Petlis, Thompson, days from st Marks to
g Roger AcO-Ba sin.
schr Two Friends, simons, days from 5al, Fernan-
d-z-Ist my.
schr Tom Hicks Keier, days from Caoassu to master
list
g schr Coi Cco, Ryan, days from Brazos st Jago, in
ballast, to u : QuaHeTmaster-3d my,
sTEAMBu4T-
w A Violet. Gwartney, from I.efors
Montgomery, Estes from Mobile via the River
Beacon, ROberfs from CInGnn Il.
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge
Pachc, Fnhlan, from st I.Oul..
Cant, Moor. from OuaChta River.
T-xas, labOme from Alexandra.
- K Og.e.by, kmba.l, from Alexandra.
Iowboat Anglo AmetIrda DAVIS the Passes-yyeni
down lght-hrpugh up barbs Robert and aragGss and
sem, Ton Hicks and Co Gross.
TOwbOat Louisville, MGFherson from the Paszsa-yyert
down LghJ-5Ought ship Manchester and brig Prt5eto
Towhoat Conquerur Heauan from the Passes-nen down
marlborough GJ ships Clara " he Ter and Erin Go
Bragh, bark May Flower and schr Two Friends
BELpW-COMING UP
Brig EHeme
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

| Andrew Rr,nd tho L,.rtncl,v rat bo,, Jiad II,
Albany on the 18th after an line of about four weeks He
the 18th year age. He was probably the ages
human being in existence weighing les 53 pounds
| Mr. Epe, Sarg4nt's sonp. which WAS adipdg.d
+bs bas, he t,e -, t,. i = "a 80 - -
it did not get the price has ben Beautifully set to music BY
Mr.. w. K nempser, and by him at one OF hi
cerS, at the Tabernacle, IN NewA ok, with unbOunded
pIan.e'
manhattan Of "a "a pb,bifqrts eTn5,ceJ in sa5 Eii
The rnidifv nT it's inrresSs ia owing IN its hang tnaeT on
the East River, directly opposite New ork city.
The friends of Z T. c. Juds0n editor of Ned
RuntIna Own have had a rnsatpg in Na,yVork IN r,,La
H. hi5 io1 a bf nga ~ ~ Hal Lii
Isisnd s~,nrp IN H. Sjh nsi Tso,Inat ia go ha ~
tered "A snna mn blic den,oT strstnp rn"da " " " '
w As ~
We see 1t stated Mrs Conner, who some years
aEo n cam 10 the Immene roe OF He' IAN Ness o.
yidoY hs rsnsniv come int" The on of .bo%, s5n,
= If tn nor hV a distant rsIativs in tbis civ ~ '
i W 80 " ~ ~ -,
An important libel suit was commenced in the
Court of Common Pleas, New York Thursday. 18th,
which eXCtes little talk about town. The complainant
Mr. D. Anderson Prau; editor Of the Merrhans Ledger
We ueiendant "e2ge wilkes ana punsTs oil the National
toACe ndhete' damages claImeu' Slo'UV'.
A writ of habeas corpus was, on the 18th, issued
by his Honor Judge Crancb Chief usce of the Circuit
C,urt Distrin, a., ~. ~,
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LINERPOOL-Per ship Eru Go R,,gb. -. an s,,s.
t.nl aqEids2n-l2o G. bricks, 1000 rloge ule II <
Nawonh-i7 cases mdse t,amb s Boyle craze, IS eT
gus0n.Sl do, DO trays, orderj x. salt hipeV & co
NEW lpRh-Per ship Manchester; Assorted rDd.s
BnST ON.Per hip ClaTa Wheeler: Ass,uted nndse
NEW lORk-Per bark May Flower: Asd md,e
BIOS ION-Per bark Robert: l0-l ice $50 bds hav
Stanton &co-sundnes Z oder. 10y
PHILADELPHIA Per bark Saragogsa: Assd mdas
SISAL-Prr -chr Two Friends: , bales hemp 5 Fernan
dez-l 10 skins CameriOn.
ST MARKS-Per schr WIN Pstis: So bales cotton E G
Roger, &Go-65 bales hay II Nour,e ScU-l94 bbs naval
stores HamIn ~ '
CALCASlEU-Per schr Tom Hicks. Il hhds tugar John
Hal-l7 rolls leather, $50 hides VI Pho
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GALNESTON-Per steamship Portland 7O3 bbis -four
DO potatoes l6 bbs whisky. hans Is kegs lard 50
SIX; corn, ~ pcs bagglng, 100 els rnae, etc.
LlNEhPOttL-Per snip European: 1915 bales cotton.
cases mdse 1860 bbl4 flour '
MARSEILLES-Per IN p Diog-nss: ICl9 bales eotton.
IA Nh tobacco, cerOons indigo. Il 60 stavGz-
,LONDON-Per ship Heinrich Won Gugern: $40 hhds and
lO bts tobacco
blSERPOOL-Per bark Ohio: !. 70 bales cotton.
| 400 staves, - 49,
| pork, 80 ks corn 80 '' 49, ~
EQ%kfL IHRlsTL-Per srhr Star: Is bis -four . do
nn9 IoDtc"o nJ shing les, 3gJ fl lumber
fEHS hb0l A-Per schr Visitor: flour, pork.
SUI "nsSS' 10 sugar bHs candles, bags coffee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Charge Of Swin3tug.-L. Nj. Runkle. charg I'd
last week by Mr.. J. McCarty with having swim.
died him out OF gun, left with him FOR repairs,
was examined on Saturday. The evidence was
very complicated and the Recorder after full
hearing decided that the case should have been
taken before civil tribunal and consequently dis.
missed the suit.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MoRNING. sEPTEMnER 30. $50

The Police Prisons were remarkably quiet yes
terday, no arrests made, mot even breach of the
peace" The officers were to be seen prowlng
about the precincts OF loaerism, searching in vain
for victim. May they enjoy many returns of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Attempted Suicide man named Scott, while
in a drunken fit last evening made an attempt on
his life, at the corner of Poydras and ST. John
streets, by INJECTING four stabs in his breast Al
though severely injured, the physician in aten
dance pronounced the wounds as not likely to prove
fatal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Breach Of the Peacs.-Edward Dean was
arrested Saturday, at the request of Mr.. Joseph
McCarty, who charges him with having made an
gnProvoked attack on him on board the steamboat
Mayhowcr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Discharged.-NicoIas and Isabella Townsend
were on Saturday discharged from custody by Re-
ccrder Caldwell, on the charge of having cut the
face Of Isabella Green on Gai-nnie street. l. being
in evidence that the row was general in which the
guilty men so mixed, that it was almost impossible
to identify them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

fever had almost entirely ceased to exist at RIO,
and the departure Of the pestence had given quite
impetus to the business Of the city"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

From Key West-We extract the following news
from Key West, from letter dated Sept. 7, in the
Savannah Republican
Contrary to expectation there have been saved
from the Spanish brig Moreno $50 boxes of dry
sugar, and the rest more or less damaged, which
have all been sold.
Salvage and expenses on the ship Emily Taylor,
S2l 200.
Two men We're found ten days ago on Matacum,
hia Key, seventy miles east of this They say that
they were two Of the crew Of The brig NewOrleans ;
that the brig bound from New Orleans, was struck
by the blow of the 22d, near Sand Key, and went
to pieces. All hands were lost except these two,
who chung to the stern frame of the brig, and dred
to the above island the day after the blow.
The salvage on the ship NJ. Howes has just been
decreed, and amounts TO SIP $780, or 80 per cent q
vessel and cargo. The ship is reloadlng and viii
sail in the course of ten days.
THE salvage decreed on the Spanish brig Moreno
is 50 after deducting duties Total amount of sale
of materials and cargo $500.
Sept. 3 ARRIVED schooner Sarah, Shaw, Pen
sacoia schooner Soulherner, Morgan, New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Passing Spurious Money.-Mr. Robt. McLevy
caused the arrest Of a negro fellow on Saturday,
for having passed spurious piece of money on
him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

DtSoyderiy HouSs.-Marie Bertrand was ar
rested on Saturday, for keeping disorderly house
and rendezvous for negroes, on the corner Of Rof
fgnac and Seven. Remanded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

R1lnaway.-sam, a slave, who says he belongs
to Mrs. Mary Mutchler, was arrested in St. Mary's
Market, with monthly pass signed by another
person.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Afray.-An ARRAY occurred on Friday last, at a
beer house on Royal street, between St. Phillip
and Ursuline, during which an attack was made
on a man named BIuse, by person who had been
drinking with him, and with whom he had ex.
changed some words a short time previously. Buse
was cut in the neck but owing to the blunt edge
of the instrument, the wounds are not considered
dangerous. Mr.. Landrck, the proprietor of the
beer house, made the affidavit against Anderson
who was remanded for examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30
c,,,e,t,a Dauv BY W. W. WurrE * Co. 81 Camp St.

.rIIK FOULARD HANDK ERCHIEFS- 10 cases
- Printed FOuard Silk Haudkeryhets, various sizes amt
Qualities For sale at reduced prices BY 49,
sl9 2W MCDOWELL, MILLS CO. " GrRN.-i =
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BY PRIVATE SALE
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctiOneer.

once 81 fTnEIer street..
CLAVE WOMAN BETSY frst Cook Washer and lroner,
= fully guaranteed She must he sold to living Of
u rltv ly to he
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CONN.

rCoRPoRATED IN ls25. CAPITAL, 100000.
y. ". CLARK. President.
J. VIZ. CONEER Secretary
.8GEECY No. 81 Camp strest.
eFlRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company, continues make insurance
at It's long established Agency, in this city, the
adorable terms against damage orns. by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLt MD RISKS. A deIn Of ten per cent. on
premju ms il made to the insured
Hayng ample capital, with surplus fund to
lee any losses this Company affords perfect security the
sureii.
All promptly ad listed and paid here in Hartford
the option Of the holder OF the policy.
Insurance on LIVES made IN New York Life Insurance
OmpIy.
Application for insurance respectfully solicited
IS NHAS. &. LATHRUP. Apeul. ~ Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

IT ron VERA CRUZ-The new A / coppqred
esL15S and copper fastened schr BONITA, CspL sbsa
VIII have ImmedIa dispatch. For irelg hit or pas
sage apply board a the lOwer Pcayuue ter or to
$40 BAREBLl & CO. u Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

| EWIs FLOHANCE. Commissioned 8uct,opse Of
Il flee No. n Gravirr ST.. 40 attend usual, ana
his partnDiaT attention to the Real Estate StOCR
Damaged JOt POrtWardens, House. .rrl'ure Slave
etc; will d so maEes advances Merghanuise %
hands.
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w. Es. KEOggerty - Bro.

eNs Ae' AS"S y u ~ 81 ~E yes
SIS Canal Street. .INp0RTArIos DIRECT.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS
'HE undersigned have inst received per ships Brunswck
m n SAY we 8"5 hs S2S SS
Of wm3h we re gseuny LnYte our fq5,omernow opening
Plain ana emb,oler ed Cashmere d Ecosse;
"a Gashmete cv.ored and black
Moa.s5'ne de Laiaes, small patterns for children:
Blacb and coorei tirenadlnes and Hermann; VA,
iSi.G,' and GhIirsn' = t. G. EandEgcles:' ~ 's'7'
EmYroiiered and Lace Trimmed do;
Gentleman Fancy Gr2yats; moan,
a vanely OF Infants Misses and ada-' Cotton, Cash.
mele, Merno and SILK llosei Gents English liaEho5e,
KID GLOVES, SHk DO. all style. for children;
Parsos tmfrel.as Tartan Plaid Ecossais;
Orleans Cot9, obqpfg do, Grandees;
lTsh Pop,u, Crepe Royale;
BaXqDur Damgse Siama Cloth:
Tw.ed H9nn eafh sam CgboqIg, Bro.ade Do and many
Pink Blue, Cherry and Plaid Preach Faunes tor chdrea's
six Gauze, Welsh and Rogers FIannels;
French Cloth Table Covers Dana,k Cloths & Ma kas;
magnificent assortment Of Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Wooden and silk Damssk tor Curtains:
Mee Go9ae oSe 90 Tor 5 s .s sad chB
French. English and American Prints; Hearth Rugs
.rugfS Butiq9s Figured Braids, ETC. etc tor trimming
Silk ana Velvet Maqglas; Cashmere and Grape shawls:
D2eS Eng S9oTi Wy. Sn Lac i9
bows n5 5q Gsn s s5 Sf sa9o TPf
DOMESTIC GUODs : shItnes, sheetinFs, Ticslnes
numerous 10 mention, an early Inspection o! which l.
~ The above Msrchapdse having been purahased by
one of this House row in Europe exclusively for CASH eqa
hles Us 10 offer them at extremely low prices, and for
81 Nv VIZ II, r. HAGGERTY Il BRO. s. Canal st.
~ Bee insert TWO weeks in French only
CLOTHING-C LOTHING.-BACH, BARNETT
- n - NJ Magaz,ne street, are reGeEnE aqI now
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Per ship Erin 60 rah, rom Lverpoo-26 in Storage
Per bark Robert, from Bostoa-6 in Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

The Senate and tile ArtS.-Mr. Butler Of South
Carolina has proposed removing the group con-
tanning the statue of Columbus, from its present
position the east portico of the Capotal, to a
suitable place in some one of the public squares.
Mr.. Butler protested that he meant disresPect
to the artist (Mr. Persico) Mr.. Winthrop stated
that a statue to match the one he proposes to re-
move has already been ordered, to be placed the
opposite wing. Mr.. Butler added that many per.
sons concurred with him in the propriety Of remov
ing this group.
Mr. Dickson said &c suggest that that part Of
the resolution which relates to the public ground
be struck out l think | could find a much NOR
suitable place for it"
| The resolution lies over under the rules.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30
B o 0 K S :

hNVLENI AN D WU DE4ItN bVUhs
n many Languages m and scce, every d6Tar
Arts, and LtCwuTe.. ..Cunuus old Iooks
Prints Pamphlets N1T4zurs, Pictures, Charts, Maps Music
etc, with good assortment OF Stationery, aud the Cheap Pub
s.tons ray found the FRANKLIN BOOKS ORE. laS
anP street, door below Giroi lrll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Tie Quartz G0d If California According to
correspondent of the journal of Commerce. it is
very doubtful whether the quartz rock of Cali
forna is rich in gold as has heretofore been sup
posed. Practical information this subject has
been sent to this city by gentleman of intelligence,
who went out with machinery and capital to crush
the quartz rock, They have been much disap-
| pointed Though they have made actual and per-
severing experiments, in the very richest OF the
quartz lodges they could hear of, they found none
| that will pay expenses-none that would be worked
| in the Virginia mines. But they say tn if there
is productive goll bearing quartz in California,
| will be found this season.
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ans, FreCkles, Sunburn, and all Erup-
lions of the Skin

slsting Of and L ID boxes, of Cadd, half chests
aud chests OF Imperial Gunpowder, Young yson Ooong
POuChong and SOuChOng, landing from ship Rose Staudsh
which we offer TO the trade small advance on New
York prices, GOODRICH & co.
s5 lW n, " and 81 Common street,
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IENNN LIND sALOON-C orner 81 P.tdldg ard 81.

: 4
j Charles streefs-The subscriber will open the "a
above named establishment the ls day Of October, ia
next The House has undergone thorough renOva- I.
ion and will furnished style equal in the CITY,
IN addition to the best Wines and LIQUORS he will be pre-
dared 10 furnish his customers with Coffee, Chocolate and
Tea all hours and moments notice The patronage
81 u, t"'io 10 '''lS0" 7 CRASH GEI,PI
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only l}sDcl t.s Sclt " DALLt E> DttlsiNa
an Only GENUINE MA GICAL PAIN EXTRA CyyE s.
No t5l t'tgrrtB stree NJ n
~ o. o. F.--HUwARD LODGE No C~rp
l3-Mectz every THURSDAY Evening" ia the - bs.gY
LODI Hall, Teh0uF tyllas rad IYg 80 ~ Il
df.sa-rse,l, az o'clock 10 ~
OReuE for ne yrAp tarrt!
J. f. ALLISON -.,s....N. o. p, r p ....,.....R Sc q
=. EAAPEyN g r. ". DELEsDERtlEE.,F.
O B BhWDLngM rr---r.r- ms
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G.,lN Z nOLI.NRs RhMAnD-stoIen lrom onL aoo

II Saturday a Black patent leather horn Sad
ue The above reward will be paid for its recovery and the
d "Ssgo" u u'e n j. HART 4 CO.. 70 Tehouuitouas st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Fashionable Tailoring EStabitshmen MT
No. IGi CuBD st opPJste tho FloraHce House,
New Orleans.
THE undersigned has hand and constantly in receipt
/ Of large additions of FRbNCH AND ENGLISH
iLOTHs, CAsSIMEREs md hEsI INtis, of the
finest and latest and best manufacture and is well
prepared supply his friends aud the public with Fall ana
PRINTER CiO'hHg, made in the best OF the latest
Grs and Northern N les and at reasonable prices
Also, on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, OF Paris
and h7 own manufacture, consisting as follows;
Goats OF styles and COiOr from. IL 90 to $50 90
Pants do. patterns and " .... coo II 90
Vests dc. patterns and '' '' .... U0tO w
ALso-A fine Stock OF Shirts Cravats, etc. eV1 Terms,
CASH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Ne,O Phase Of tie Torpedo Case One-eyed
Thompson again arrested at NewYork on the
18TH on the complaint of Mrs Warner, wife OF
Mr.. Thomas Warner, and others, charged with
having caused to be sent and delivered at No IS,
City Hall Place in May, 1889, a torpedo, for the
purpose of destroying her life. Drury,j r., it seems,
now teslies that he took the box to the house by
direction of Thompson, without the knowledge Of
! his father. Thompson has been committed for ex-
animation, but this is, probably, only another
ing the approaching trial 1t will be recoected
| that Warner. wanted as a witness, has disap.
Peared and the younger Drury accounts for the
| backing OF his face in a very improbable way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
The Fugitive Slave Law--Habeas
Corpus.

Since copying paragraph Of Attorney Gen.
eral Crittenden's opinion, to the effect that the
law does not suspend the writ Of kabeas corpus,
we have read the whole opinion, and we are
sorry to say, that according to that opinion. the
writ of habsas corpus affords no sort Of pro.ec-
ton against erroneous decisions of the tribunals
established by the Law. THIS opinion, then, only
goes to strengthen the Impression. already prev
alent, that the law is grossly defective. We
copy again from the opinion Of the Attorney
General:
sThe whole effect Of the law may be thus
briefly stated. Congress- has constituted tribu-
nal with exclusive Jurisdiction, to determine
summarily, and 0;thoua appeal, who are fugitives
from service or labor under the second section
of the fourth article of the constitution, and to
whom such service or labor is due. The judg-
ment of every tribunal of exclusive Jurisdiction
where no appeal lies, is of necessity conclusive
upon every other tribunal, and therefore the
judgment Of the tribunal created by this act is
conclusive upon all tribunals. Wherever this
judgment is made to appear, it is conclusive o.
the right of the owner 10 retain in his custody
the fugitive from his service, and to remove hin
back TO the place or state from which be escap'
ed. Iii H. e. the Judgment is shown upon the
application Of the fugitive for writ of hubea'
corpus. it prevents the issuing of the writ-i
upon The return. it discharges the writ and re.
stores or maintains the custody"
"Ths view of tine law of this case is fully
sustained BY the decision of the Supreme Cour
of the United States in tbe case of Tobias Wat
kins, where the Court refused TO discharge, rp
on the ground that he was in custody under The
sentence of court of competent jurisdiction
and that judgment was conclusive upon them
% Pet 202)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31
Savings Banks in Vermont.

Beilors Falls. Sept 2, 1850. Number Of de-
positors since Jan. ], l64s, 2A. Amount de-
posted, 1886. Add five semi-annual divi-
bends, 81 $40 75-making total deposits $iO,O72
IS. Withdrawn, sll, 534 Following deposit
ed at date, S28 ,536 03.
Black River, Proetorsoiiis. Sept 9, 1885,
Number Of depositors 800. Amount deposited
s56,79i Co. Withdrawn $l5,953 2l-leaving,
at date, SAC, 6:,8 46. There have been two Sc
mi-aanual dividends of 2 2 per cent. each.