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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18


UNION MEETINGS. Meetings Of citizens have
besh leid d New York, ST. Louis, Nashville ard
other places. u which speeches have been made
and resolutions adopted IN favor 81 the Union and
d the Compromise bill now before The United
States Senate Il seems II be expected in some
quarters thai New Orleans viii follow the lead Of
tlcse cities-that we shall get up here grand
unioa meatine make eloquent speeches, and adopt
string Of resolutions brim-full 81 patriotism and
love Of country
Sueh expectations viii not Be realized The
people Of New Orleans are 4 practical and sensible
people, not liable to be carried Of BY theories and
speculatiens in politios Or any thing else They
are in no degree excited on the subjects which keen
every thing ii state Of isrment at Washington
CRY and at other points in the country. They
know The value 81 The American Union, and nevel
had less appfehensions Of danger to its existenc,
than now. Il Is here well understood tina, mos
Of she elamor in regard 10 the subject Of slavery
the bone Of contention between the North an,
South has is origin IN spirit q partyism nor
than Of pairioiism- adopted, most probably, b,
demagogues and mere partisan politicians as
means for attaining their selfish ends The intel
ligens citizens Of New Orleans and Of I1ouisian
have no fears from such men, ef whom, thanl
God we have few or none among us.
We Do not think the Union in danger. Il i
bornd together by lies which fanatics and depa
gegues cannot burst asunder II was fought fo
BY the united arms IF fathers; il Was ceInentet
BY their commineled blood i is now preserved
and viii Be preserved BY recoleetions Of past suf
feriags tolls and sacrifices and By ties Of present
and future interest stronger than bands Of steel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

). ID. Dlamaisari has been appointed Consul to
Greece, and viii sail shortly for Athens.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

MIR DE GRAKDEs ESTiLLRs, LIZ In DpRr 1870
Nous Llzan ga Doninque, fills de Philippe lizan Ell de
Catherine Dnbary residans de Ia Commune de Beandean
Canton de Canpan, a9ondssement de Bagnee De Bigaif
Department de Hanes Prennces, au moment az nola
ger parente amis pger pour u aims nu
Captsie Cauzeni BseF penner Adieu ma bonne 81 len
DIRE annie, Camille, Jr our de Ia Ponie Feie alden tons
ma Amis (CR0UZENT.) 'iTZAN
The following is correct translation of the
above
- We lizan Dominique. son of Philippe Liam and Of
catherine Dubaly, caients Of the OF Beaudean
2anen q Capan, Parish OF Bagnefre, Bga Department Of
anles frenpce, requests at This moment OF shpwecL
mat al our relations and friends will pray for us and also r
Capt Crazen Basse Adeu, my good and lender friend
CAMILLE, Jr, of Point Petre Alden All my friends
CROUZENT. LIZAN
Sea of the Great Antilles Ia Dec Isfa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

tf0oaote Marine Disaster md Loss of9 Vessel
Nth all on Board The following 4 the conv Of
a note found in Junk bottle on the 24th NAV.
1880, ON the beach at Noman's Key Bay, Florida,
which was delivered by Capt. w w Dennison.
Said bottle was well corked
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18
a correspondent Of the Charleston Courier writes
Correspondents SAVANNA Republican ]

,peaHemeh We have received the assurance from a re
source mat the lives OF the prisoners taken Contoy
WI ~ spared and yop are at liberty the information
ua " SSSi correspondent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18
California TIckets.

NO Tickets for Cabin and seerage to 60 through per Mail
Line without delay, immediate application Re made to
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN g. co.
lel5 lUt Magazine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

ID. of II. Meeting This Afternoon.
MAGNOLIA UNION No. Q, Daughters of Temperance ps,
al hali-past clock, at Pelican Hail. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

Auction Sales = This Day.
SYKES HYDE " Co. will SELL halfpast 10 O'Clock AT 81
Magazine street-Groceres, Provisions and IiaqOrs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

iels If NV .Jons A. WILSON, N. D."
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-18

The House resolved itself into Commit
.e Of the Whole on the State Of the Union,
Mr.. BoYD, 'of Kentucky, in the Chair,
nd resumed the consideration Of the Cali
brnia question.
The amendment offered yesterday by Mr.
STANTON, Of Tennessee, and which had
,een renewed by Mr.. BAKER, was with
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, re-
Iewed the amendment, which was as follows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

We have news to-day from Santa Fe to the
9th Of January. COL Calhoun had effected treaty
with the Euiaws. and few days afterwards they
murdered number of Mexicans, and stole large
quantity of stock.
A party of hunters returning TO Santa Fe had a
fight with the Apaches, killing many
There was great excitement about the State Terri
toral question.
company of miners from Missouri were work
ing gold mines twenty eight miles from Santa Fe,
with great success. q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

Tbs SLAVES OF CuBA.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Courier says:
81 learn from good source, that it is known to the
diplomatic circles in Washington, that the Captain
General of the Island of Cuba has been directed by
his Government liberate all the slaves in of
serious atemt invasion instruction. That the
Spanish Government has given out his hint in off,
cial form. | know"
The Spanish Government understood very well how
to scare off "ile SOUTH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
DAVIS IL RAY.

DAVHS
Usr Receiyedhy Express from New York City, sup
80 ply Of
Fire paper Mache Port folio, Pearl Inlaid.
Fine Turkey Morocco Port folio, Richly Gilt
''Ne plus ultra" Travelling Desks Secret drawers.
Finest French Notified Paper.
Finest Parchment Paper.
Fis est Tracing Paper.
Finest French Note Paper Cream Laid, Gilt Edged, &c.
Finest French Note Envelopes laced coIoed. and plain.
Finest French Letter Paper gilt self sealing Envelopes
Finest French silver Bordered Visiting Car Is.
Finest Ivory Emory Cushions, Sc, sc.
We invite attention TO the articles 73u DAVIS s RAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

large meeting was held at St. Louis, on the 9th
instant approving of the of Col. Benton, and
repudiating Calhoun and disunon; also, making
Benonianism the test of the Democratic candidates
al the municipal election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
NOTiCE.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Central Plank Road Company
- hereby Dollars each share Of
will be required the Stock subscribed in 1919 On addition
the already ordered the lst Of March and Isl
May of July, of August. LIST Of
September and LIST of Oetobet and all unpaid
drTed in l64o, lie paid the LIST Of April, 1880.
And Stock subscribed in 1885, payment Of Two Dollars
share April May, June lst Of July,
of September Of October Of November and
December the and LIST Of January LIST OF
February and Ist of March, in the year 1851
Any failure either OF the above ordered
after the shall become payable will subject
Stakeholder damages the Of such
By order Of the Board IL Directors
w ROBSON, President
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
NEW DRuG STORE.

ENHE public informed that have purchased the Drug
lately occupied by DIR. s. A Duval Indianapolis and have
added large and complete NEW STOCK GOODS.
consisting Of every article usually kept by Druggists together
with large supply of
Paints, Obs Varnishes, Glass, Glass Ware,
Dyestus Chemicals Family Medicines Medicines
Glue, Putty, Spices Cigars Tobacco Liquors. &C. &C.
This stock purchased cheap for which
able sell article at the most moderate
The BUSINESS will be attended by experienced Druggists
article will BE warranted the price returned
II il should prove O be of inferior or bad quality.
Physicians. Merchants, Pedars,
interest give CALL and will give good
The stock large and will be kept the demands of the
ket.
January 4th 1850. 66y. A.. F. MORRISON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
LAW ROCKS.

gWOOD NOBLE have iusreceved their
of Law Books hch the Of the profession
snvited. Among theni n be found ..H -
GreeneafOn Evidences Gilman decisonsin
Blrges0n Saretyship, Indiana and Illinois,
oliver 'sConvpyancing, Mercantile Law enlarged
divers Law summary, and Improved by Holcomb,
Kinne' fKent, Philppson Evidence, 4 vols
KinRe's Blaek on Vendors, vols
Chitiy's Blackstone, Rus 81 On Grimes, 9 vols
Wendall sBis eks0ne, Williams Executors, 2 vols
Wheaon's Law of Nations Iale's the vols
Western Journal vols lClancy's Husband Wife,
ilIiafds Am. Jurisprudence lCollyrTo Partnership,
liiardOn Real Property = vols Adams Etectments,
Daniel schanceTy Pleading and American Leading Cases,
Practices vols Long Sales,
u s. Dsrst,3 vols Eden inuncons,
Owen eont
Chily's Pleadings 3 vols Of the U.s.,
Sedgwck on Damages, Mathew 50 Pesum Evil
m mai ma Iaw. denc
Addison ContrPcts Phillips Insurance 2
Hncomhs Law Of DebOTa Wheaton NisPrius2
Creditor. IA work vols
Reeves Relations,
ftosco-'s Criminal Evidence, dence, , vols
Stmy's Equity Headings, Angel Amf rstons
Story on Partnership, olcomb : Leading Cases upon
Story ON Pronissory Notes. Commercial Law,
HothouseI-aw Dictionary, Conover's Digest,
Iube's Equity Peadngs Federaist,
Jarmah on Wills, Wick Barbour Treatise,
MinO's Digest Nj IS. Repons. Angelo on Limitations.
N.B-HOOD NOBLE so al he,
short notice any Law ksthatmsy be
the lowe terms. 47-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
A CARD.

VIZ n. TALBOT would inform citizens of Indiana polls
wv Public has removed his Jewelry
stand the Drake Buildings where
of nd
pleased him call He has made with Eastern
Houses supplies Of all the and of goods
his buying may getting the best aree made, and
at he owesi Eastern Prices
H. public he
the best watch wormen in the One
regular manufacturing Establishment
and having all the late improved machinery for making
and
factory other Establishment the West al
work All watches left
good when lie asks
have tried him in the way Of Watch repairing.
w. ii. TALBOT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

DIED. recently. at the house of his brother Bridge
port. Ind Mr.. JAcoB r. NEWMAN, of consumption, aged
81 years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

A LADY IN PANTA LoUNs--Mrs. SwisShelm, the ed
tress of the Pittsburg Vlster, thinks that the wide
skirts of women impcdiments in rural exercises,
she has often felt in walking through wet grass
getting fences, aud camberng round rocks. She
does not, however, approve of her wearing the
pantaloons, and says, very emphaically. it would
be too Illuminating 10 be met and mistaken for man.
We should great deal rather be arrested as sheep
thief. We shall use all our influence To pres rye
mans right to his pantaloons inviolate They oug hit
TO Le his. and his only. for they ugly for ny
body else to wear There, what do some IF our
married ladies who exhibit penchant for their hus-
bands inexpressibes think of that,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
FOREIGN.

The English steamship Canada arrived at Halifax
on the 9th. Coffee cotton and sugar declining. Corn
dull; provisions improving.
France has been divided into four military districts
which commanded by Generals with extraordina-
~ powers. Louis Napoleon is getting to be more
unpopular
The people of Hungary beginning to express
their feelings of hatred towards the Government.
The sentence of death passed upon twenty hree
Hungarian officers on the 10th of January, has been
committed by Baron Haynau to terms of imprison-
ment in irons. nrying from fifteen five years.
decree has been published at Berlin for the
German Parliament to meet at Erfurt on the Doth of
March, The Prussian Constitution has been accept
ed and sworn to by the King, and ratified amidst
great reiocings of the people
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

BON NET DEPOT.
To Country and City Merchants.
raNHE Subscriber has received consignment large lot
n fashionable Florence and Pedal Braid, plain and
Straw and Gimp Bonnets, of all sizes and qualities.
You solicited call examine They
sale al less than New York prices WILLARD'S
April 4h. "a Nos, Grifhths Block.
TIHE LATEST.
WE have lately received and selling prices that suit
w meous
pieces Caiicoes O all descriptions
do Ginghams;
25 do Alpaca Lustres;
so do Tweeds and Jeans
20 do Satinetts;
20 do Cloths and Cassiperes;
80 do Tickings,
900 do Brown and beached Muslns
so do cambrcs and Jaconets; -.
pairs Mems Shoes;
800 WDmen's shoes and Bootees;
do Chidfens do;
10 dozen Mems and Boys Caps;
1000 dozen Cotton Yarn;
800 pounds Carpet and Coveret Warp;
90 bris Sugar;
90 Coffee
500 pounds Tobacco all qualities;
Dye Stufs large lot of all kinds;
so kegs Nails; Please call and see
RRemember that the best OF bargains always
BramwelPs. J. NJ. BRAMWELL G co.
i0y Journa lcopy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

ANOTHER BLAST FROM HORN!
Fresh Arrival of Nelo Goods direct from N. York
NHrE receiving opening dand well known
HV establishment, large and splendid stock of
STA PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
recently purchased greatly reduced prices One
having New York ve enabled Of
extraordinary inducements purchasers We invite
tbs public generally of stock
and prices H. j. x B. C. HORN,
Is IGN the g..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

vI1E have large assortment OF SuDerine Black
wv French cloth, Superfne English cloth; ble CASH
black skin fancy fancy T~eed inets
Kentucky Jeans black Sain Silk Cashr eree yestng black
and fancy Silk Crava eli Of which will SELL reduced prices
to close winter Stock. Call and get BARGAINS
January - 1850. 60 HAMILTON PARRISH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

The Baltimore Clipper says, IF slavery did not
exist IN Maryland, nothing should induce to vote
fsr Ills iniroducioD, consider it one Of the
greatest that could be inflicted upon people.
We feel cunfdent that not solitary individual in
Baltimore, in The Stale of Maryland be found
who will advocate dissolution Of The Union-nnd
feel equally that public feeling adverse tn
seeing delegates TO the SDuiLern Convention to
any meeting where The question u dss''Ising the
Union may be discussed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
NJ. BRAMWELL & Co., thankful for the very liberal
cosrayement afforded them respectfully INFORM their friends
and the public general that they
ceved large and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Among which be found variety Cloths Cassimere
Pilot Flannel
ings brown besched MusIns Drings Prints Cling
hams Cashmere De LANES Alpaca Lustres and general
sortment of
TRIMMINGS
Such Ribbons Laces THREADS Buttons Gloves and Hosiery,
Supenders Handkerchief Pins Needles Combs Tapes and Bob
bins variety of other articles tedious to MENTION
whole comprising general and complete assortment.
-fLSO-Al large and well selected stock Of --I
Boots and SHOES, Has and Caps,
Groceries. Cotton Yarn, Candevck, Batting Sc. &C.
All of which will sold cash country
produce. On the corner opposite the Palmer House.
September lS47. Journal copy. 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
BONNET RIBBONS.

a SPLENDID assortment Of every description Of seasons
"A net Ribbons be had cost, the Trimmin
Grith's Block One door westof Golden Ball. SO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

HOUSEKEEPERS. ATTENTION.
WE have just received direct from New York splendid
wv sortment OF ...a...
IRONSTONE OR WHITE GRANITE WARE.
Consisting in part Of
Coffee and TIA Cups and Soucers, Soup Tareens,
Sauce do Soup Twhers Muffin Bakers Ewers and Basins
chambers Pickle Dishes Jugs Bowls Plates. &c.
ALSO-A general OF Glass and Earhenware.
Our Stock Of goods superior quality
style any city sold
customers. Is II. j. b. C.. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

NEW CARPET ROOM.
Carpets ut Cincinnati Prices.
THE subscribers have opened
4 their Store, and in receipt of
200 yards Ingram YeMiiaR Caryeting,
of almost every quality and price lag centsto 81 ST.
House and others
selves acquainted with prices whether they
The undersigned hope by keeping large stock of the
goods, and selling their
natl sell many who have there their
pets. Entrance through the Store. HI B. c. HORN.
Indianapolis April &c. 1919. 10y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
GErHsEMA.NE


Lieut.. Lynch Of the L. S. Exploiting Expedition
to the river Jordan and the Rel Sea, says:
& The clover upon the ground was il
bloom, and altogether, the. garden, in its as
pect and associations, was better calculated
than anys place l know TO soothe a troubled
spirit Eight venerable trees. isolated from
the smaller and less imposing ones which
skirt the pass of the, Mount of Olives, form
4 consecrated grove, High above on either
hand, towers lofty mountain, with the deep
yawnine chasm of Jehosophat between them.
Crowningone Of them is Jerusalem, living
CITY on the slope Of the other is.the great
cemetery, city Of the dead Each tree in
this groye. cankered and gnarled and fur
rowed By age, yet beautiful and impressive
in its decay, is living monument of the
affecting scenes that have taken place be-
tween aad around it. The olive perpetuates
itself and from the root of the dying parent
stem, tie young tree springs into existence,
These trees. are accounted near one thousand
years old Under those Of the preceding
growth, therefore, the Savior was won't te
rest; and one of t, present may mark the
very spot where he knelt and prayed and
wept. No cayiling doubts can find entrance
here. The geographical boandaIies are toe
distinct and clear for an instants hesitation
Here the Christian, forgetful Of the present
and absorbed IN the past, can resign himsel
e sad vet soothing meditation. The few
purple and crimson flowers, glowing tboul
the roots of the trees, will give him am 81
food fof contemplation for they tell q ia
suffering life and eusanguined death Of th
Redeemer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
lA~s ~. - =
ELIFE.

Men rejoice wheni the SUMS r,sen, they
rejoice also when it goes down, while they
are UNCONSCIOUS of the decay of their owi,
lives. Men rejoice on seeing the face Of
new season, as at the arrival Of one greatly
desired Nevertheless, the revolution If
seasons is the decay Of huuaa life. Flag
ments Of drift-wood meeting in the wide o.
cean, continue together little Space thus
parents, wives, children, relatives, friends,
and riches, remain with US for short time
then separate, and the separation is iueyi--
table No mortal can escape the conmoa
lot; he who NOUNS for dePattsa rslativot
has no power to cause them to return. One
standing ON the road would readily say to !
number Of persons passing BY, Will follosv
you. Why then should q person grievf
when journeying the same road, which has
been assuredly trodden BY all bis forefath.
/ crs Life resembles a cataract rushing
down with irresistible ippetnosity. Kror.
| Ing tie end life is death every righitnind !
ed man ought to pursue thatwhich is eSn7
Enected with ultimate bliss e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. John Wise, Of
Lancaster announces. that be will :. 60 up
in that city on the Slst Of August next, in
his mammoth balloon & Hercules which
contains in its structure 1896 yards Of silk,
and is capable Of carrying eight persons
The balloon will Be used for some hours pre-
vious to its fual ascent, in letting up passon-
gers from two hundred so.a thousand feet
BY rope and windlass, when they can ''taks
observations" In the evening it win be
started free in the air for long voyage, with
party, of passengers Mr Wise also an
nounces that there is room left for two mors
passengers, fare $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
TIE COMPANY or WOMAN.

He cannot be an unhappy man, who has
the love aud smiles Of woman to ascompa
nv him in every department. Of lie. The
world may look dark and cherries without
enemies may gather in, his path7-but
when be returns to the freside and feels the
tender love of woman, he forgets his.cares
and troubles, aud is com paratiyely .happv
man. lie is but half prepared for the jour,
ney &of life, who takes not with him, 10
soothe and comfort him, that friend who
viii forsake him in no emergsncy-who will
divide his sorroYs-incrsasc his joys-life
the veil from his heart, and throw sunshine
amid the darkest scenes. No; that man cam
not be miserable, who has such companion,
be be ever SO poor, despised, and troddcp
upon by tho world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
POETRY.
THE PRAYpa, or THE BErRorHE


A lady ia tAS 81. Louis Union, over the sirnAt
Of iRez Por,rays Der thoughts in the following IN
beautiful verses On The eve Of Der narriar
Father, i1eonae before Thy thron1
With i9N aud Bonded kuee
To ihank 3 bee. with grsisl' lsne,
Fer all AT love TO me,
Forgive ne, my hear, his 81,
give net al TO Thee,
For deep aIfsetion's mighty power,
DividssAnnow with Thee.
Thou knhse.t, Father, every though.
That wRkss within my breast,
And hpw IBIS heart has vanity sought
TO keeEi;s love suppressed.
Yet whensfhe idol worshipped one,
Sits foEassy hy my side,
And breases tie VOWS cannot shun, ia
TO me bis destined hrite-
Forgive pie. ifthe loving kiss,
lie leassS upon my brow
sis thous Sol 10 hour like this,
Ard Ihtt.is ne even now
Hes ehesen me to be his love
And confortsr through life;
Enable ne, oh God, to prove
A loving, faithful wife.
He knowsnot, Father, all the deep
Affections control
The thousand loving ihoug hilhatswc
Resistless oermy soul. :
He knowRnot each deep fount Of love
That gashes warm and free n
Nor can hS ever, ever prove
Ny warm doatTy.
Then gusrd him, Father-round his way
Thy choicest blessing cast.
And fendslEach successive day
Sill hapFeriha the last
And Fastr grant US SO to live, IN
That when this life is Ger
Within Tie Happy home Won give.
Well meet 10 part no more i.s