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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

DY- The Lowell (Mass.) Vox Populi says thai
the Rev. Mr.. Hardy, formerly of that city, is now
the successful proprietor of a monte table in San
Francisco, and reputed to be worth 100000.
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sPEcIE.-The schooner Sylvester Gesner, which
arrived yesterday from Campeachy, brought s4lOO
IN specie, consigned as follows: sl7OO to ]. M
LePeyre q CO., sl40O to s. Fernandez, and s10OO
to F. Camerden
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

TELEGRAPH TO EURoPE.-Mr Chase has pre-
sented memorial to The U. s. Senate in relation
to the establishment of Line of Telegraph across
the continent, and through Behring's Straits, to
connect with Europe
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~ Speaker Of the HOUSE Of Hepresentatves.
]. B. PLAUcHE, Lieutenant Governor.
Approved: JOSEPH WALKER, Governor.
NewOrleans, ID April. 1850.

n1~ The Courier advocates consolidation upon
the ground that it would render our police more
efficient by being under one head We are much
surprised that the enlightened editor of the Courier
should betray little acquaintance with our police
regulations.
Does not the unity of the police system exist
now! Is not the Mayor the head and fountain of
all power overiti The power to make such regula.
tons respecting the management and discipline of
the police, as may be necessary is not vested in the
general council. We are the more surprised at the
suggested reason of the Courier for consolidation,
when the venerable editors "reminiscences upon
the power and efficiency of a uAited city police
must have taught him precisely the reverse. No
knows better than himself that neither life nor
property were protected under it; indeed, that il
was utterly mpotent that the people in this part
of the city resumed their original sovereignty, or
ganized and supported special police to protect
themselves; and this necessity was so obvious thai
it afforded one of the chief reasons for division
As the municipalities became organized undel
the division act of 1886, this ulcer upon the bod,
polite disappeared, and we are sure it will neve
discover itself again, long as our present polity
subssts.
The Courier, moreover, says it is daily occur
NNANhNSA' -
tpolice of one municipality being ignorant of tn,
haunts where fugitiyes run to and hide in another
Now to this assertion we reply, we have take
some pains to ascertain its correctness, and our in
quiries have fully convinced us it is entirely gratu
itous, case of the kind has seldom, if ever, oe
Cured since the division of the city, in 1886; anC
IL such did, it was not the fault of the law, as
Recorders warrant is not only effective in the mu
| nicipahty where issued, but is co-extensive witt
the whole city. With the police, there is now 1
direct accountability to the appointing power, anc
we affirm, more vigilant or efficient police thar
that of this municipality cannot be found in any
city-go when and where you list, your life and
property are well protected indeed, the efficiency
OF the police is generally known and highly appre-
ciated that it has ELECTED remark and commenda.
ton from intelligent visitors. And ye in the face
OF these well known facts, it is recommended tc
re-estabiish a system, that not only excited con
tempt and opposition by its worthlessness but ahso
| lutelY devolved upon our citizens the necessity o
organizing police, at their own cost, to protec
their lives and property, which the paid city polio,
refused or neglected TO do
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On the evening Of the 9th ul, Baton Rouge by the
Rev. w d. Crenshaw, Mr. ANDREW JACKSON BLACK to
Miss CAROLINE KINHER, all of that city.
On Tuesday the 18th u at Baton Rouge, by J. r. Du.
LITE DIAZ,
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REMOVAL OF Face NEsRoEs.-The legislature
Of Virginia, just adjourned, made an appropriation
from the treasury of $4,000 annually, if SO much
shall be required for the purpose of aiding the Col
onization Society to remove to Liberia as many
free black residents of the State as are willing TO
go, the sum granted for the aid of each individual
beng limited, however, to S26.
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~ ChoIern.-nr GII. RERr h.rins h.a .nsr,sn.i,,

70 ChOleRa.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extensive
Practice IN tbs Cholera since h appearance country
win as much success living has been induced the
sara solicitation Of his friends the remedy which purely
'esAois for sale He has also, sesetbe medicine for Syphilis
All kinda he can purify the system from all MsrcuA dseasss
so ne h an invaluable remedy for Piles letters scAd Head
etc. oce No II CrOssnan street. between the New
and the River
ne 0asr The following certificate from hyscisns Msuphii
SieeTLWe have been Intimately acquainted
practices for o1T ysars often extensive
hsAE Memphis have closely observed bis
~ y ue most dthcnit We a dny owe
"a At large express entire eoh6denee skill
| IN ne ioeeesaiu diseases
- 70 cure ne has ia Judgement been far
any other physeAn in The world - f y ~ ~
N; GABBErr, MD. WV, DENNY, MD.
4 ksLkR, MD JoHE WILsoN, MD.
a + HAdd 1SsS.n,' N'R n. w, sEAT, Md.
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CAtfFoRSIA EMIeRAsrs.-By reference 70 the
advertising columns, il will be seen that the Gov
eminent contractors for the transportation Of stores
TO ~ Faso, wish 10 hire large number Of Team.
sters Persons wishing to take the land route
should avail themselves Of this opportunity. Some
ihFessor Jour hundred armed men will escort the
trains to The Pass half the distance to California
and through the most dangerous part Of the Journey
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DESTRUCTIVE FiRR.-By the arrival yesterday
OF the schooner Sylvester Gesner, from Campea-
cty, which port she left on the 25th ult we learn
from Capt. Rowe that large FIRE occurred in the
town Of Laguna on the 9th of March, DESTROYING
nearly one half of the place. The amount of pron.
erty consumed was estimated at from $4,000 10
$4,000 - "
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Spring = Summer Clothing

THOMPSON d NIXON, 10 Camp SC.
IL Have received per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchaser Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS COATs-Of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRoCK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth. and black and
olive Drap d'Ete
FANCY COATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmerette,
Britannia Cloth, Drap d'Ee, black and Drab Merino,
and Alpaca;
SAC FRoCKS-Of drab Cashmerete, Drap d'Ete, drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTAL0ONS-Ofb black and fancy s. Nj. Doeskin, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white ard figured Drilling.
Check Linen, etc.
vEsTS-of black and figured Silk. Buff, white and 6g.
uTed Marseilles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of all the latest syiea,
CRAVATS--Of Silk, Satin and Cambric Muslin;
GL0VES-Of Silk, Linen, Lisle Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-Of Linen and Cotton, French waistbands
and laced backs;
HALF HoSE-of Silk, and white, brown and stripsd
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-o Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-Of Linen and white and figured Silk.
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON a. NIXON, 10 Camp street.
mills 2dptf onposita HsuIstt,,
BgLKLEY, ,ags,t far Mas 10. POEIt1sv; of6os
A~' H~ - SH ShGiNN Ap2 lU
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Law DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
The session at this institution is about being
brought to close. On Monday, Professor Ran.
dell Hunt delivered his closing lecture. Professor
1 Buard also closed his series on the same day. On
Tuesday, Judge McCaeb, Professor of Admiralty
Law, with appropriate remarks, babe the class
adieu; and yesterday morning, Prof. T. B. Monroe
delivered the last lecture of the season. He con-
cuded by briefly recapitulating and cursorly touch
ing upon the various heads over which he had
passed in his series OF lectures He dwelt with
much feeling upon the destiny Of this country, and
expressed belief that its preservation and success
depended more upon the profession OF Law, than all
the other professions and trades combined He
exhoAted his students to always bear in mind the
power and influence of their profession, and by
knowledge and integrity to render themselves wor-
thy OF the confidence had in them He impressed
upon them the necessity of properly understanding
our government and its principles and hoped they
would ever be ready, in every situation in life, to
proudly and fearlessly defend them The learned
Professor leaves to-day for his home in Kentucky,
and carries with him the best wishes of all that
have had the pleasure Of his instruction and &C.
quaintance.
The class this year is about as large as that oil
the past year. 1t is understood that most of the
applicants for diplomas will be admitted.
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Guinness 81 Co.
49,, No. IL CAMP STREET.

WEWUFTNUVoW " NW'
n, No. IL CAMP STREET.
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for Pen comprising almost endless variety OF VT
beautiful articles Of taste, fancy end use
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete Linen and Cotton SHIRTS UnaS
shrts, Drawers, soeEs, susPsussTs, Crsvat' seasf'
BtoekS, Gloves, etc
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
aas Portable Desks Dressing Cases Mirrors pn
FiaAks Money Belts Canes Umbrellas ETC. ETC.
sPoRTsMA MS GOODS.
Guns Rass, Pistols Powder ks Shot Pouehs' Sa' 0's
Gun Cleaners, Caps, etc ETC.
GOLD PENS, Of all the celebrated makers,
Gold and Silver Gases Of every vsrs' pattern ranging P'
retail, from ONE TO EIGHT ZEN DnLLAKs'
COMBS, BRUSHES, PEI RFUMERY'
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
~ ORDER promptly and faithfully at the lowest a'
pr GUINNESS q co.
DEALERS IN 4. ? Camp street.
Fancy Goods. GINS Pisto, Gold Pom. ste, ap1 g.
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F. PETITPAE will sell 10 clock at No Canal street,
Dry Goods by catalogue,
SYKES HYDE Co. will sell, at II O'Clock at 81 Magazine
street window Glass. At hslfpast 10 O'Clock at
81 magazine st.-GFoceres, Provisions and Liquors
At o'clock. at the Factory, Shippers and Alabama
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~ BumpO- Biology. Professor FOANS has just
arrived, and will shortly appear CAssEDYs SALOON. The
Professor will sndsavor explain upon Physiological and Physoph
cal Principles the peculiar Iodclnores Of the Mind
strictly Ipsaking the nhaencs of ectroagnetisr,
combination of hescienees Of Bumpo Biology Phrenoogy
MeSmersm The Professor consulted reference deaed
action, at his ROOM FRONT O'Clock to H. aPi Il
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LARGE SALES and SMALL p. 4oFITs'
.fESTeG .LEle1srOe 81 4. O.'S
&c NV Pp,c. - Ro,o;I ~ OrJtENc R...hn shment,

LARGE SALES and SMALL p aOfANs'
.fEfI'eG .EElE1sTOe 81 e. Os'S
ZONE PRICE," Retail CLOTHING Estsbh Shmen''
No "a Magazine Street,
Where be found uSiul the largest and most Osaau
VI SPRING SUMMER CLOTHING Nswo resnA
All our Clothing Manufactured estShment in New 'o
expressly for retail sales here and with perfect eonhdsns
rendering Satisfaction that request examination u A
By al who Of articles Inns The following s Onl
partial list Of srtcesi
Summer Dress Goats, Frocks, sacs, POlkas, ETC.
French sLno DEaP dEs FoeE' Drs Coats sse' POE'1
English Eierino and Pararnst.a do d.
BLACK and cOOd Alpaca saCs POkas, LSmsrns and sAus
An Linen, checked and striped do. do.
sns Ig oo M9d soGTSd Gs,heTss do d.
Llsbt quality Black Cloth skeleton and LnmaTuueL
Ds G6s Sa Large S We and GGG @
prices
PantaIoOus.
Elsbch figured MsEino and Drap de Turc PSntalooDI.
French MeIno or Dpp d'Ete do.
BLACK and eolOred Alpaca and PaIanetiS do.
bSS f T6u D 1ad c ssi I'D .s 0'' s
Also superior assortment i c.sses.
Doeakin Pantsloons, at reduced prices
Super Black and .elo..s s Hs1 ssii Satin v...
super fght siiL, Satin Csshasrs DO
supsr White nd coorsd MarSeles DO
All d the s,yssROing COIiarG and Double brsa.t,d
Shirts, Hosiery, Crayats, etc.
saPsrfns and Medium euay MSs1 siSs ,
Negro Shrta 800 49,
UNDERSHtRTs ~ ~ 80 " '''
Brown, White and Pink Cotton Undsrhiru and DnvJs
Heavy SILK Undershirth aud
IiEe Thread Undershirts Roods
Red Blue and White Flannel and Druvass
Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS.
French and Italian Black Silk
SiE and Linen HANDKERCHIEFS
Lise Thread, Linen and Silk GLOVES.
Lise Thread, Cotton Merno HALFHOsE
Silk and Bingham UmOrelaH Trunks, Carpet Bags ETC.
fn a.somsn, of BOYS and H cf1lDRENs CLOTHING
ET- ONE PRICE TOR Goops and No Derivation
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
mhlS II 3tW No. "a Magaznea
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70 No person questions the truthfulness Of tn,
Deltas assertion respecting its friendship for an,
advocacy Of the Public School system Of thi
Municipality; the usefulness, and consequently
popularity Of that system, so generally concede,
that opposition to 1t would wither and palsy al
who made il. Yet we are constrained to say, thei
advocacy Of the proposed new charter that places
hess popular institutions at the discretion of men
residing out Of the Municipality, very singulariy
manifesto that friendship Still, not whit more
astonishing than the evidence they adduee to prove
the assertion In 1s47, when the friends Of that
paper had control Of these schools, prominent
democrat attempted to lessen their sphere--which
the Delta denounced-indeed published report
against the proposition Not however, by author
iy Of the Bsard--they might have added-for
which they paid according to the highest rate
Of advertising, although II was part of the duty
Of the municipal printer to print it. Gendy Burke
retired from the Council in 1871, before these
schools were organized, hence could not have been
cssFaeitea for the cause alledeedl
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t. Notice The undersigned on retiring from the No
taral Buainss would respectfully recommend his
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN and his LATE managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RARESHlDE, to the favorable his friends
public in general with the m4y
ntrused to them will be faithfully efficiently attended to-
nh27 RICABDO
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PACKAGE sALE OF DRy GooDs-l5O packages of well
selected aeasonabe goods will be sold This day at 10 cook
On four months credit BY r. H. Petpain at his auction
sales room. No Canal street City country merchants
H rqussted 70 call and examine the goods before the hour d
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euz.. .1z..s4 ~ 80 hv he folIovv;ns ra.olr.
we dfe Pier-e@ - - ~ 80 "hNe AS-SAN
tinna that our Legislature have called the attention
~ u y az-l-... - i. r u : r-.L-.... .r
o. the esoseiiin =. " " 1ne Assun"s VI
A =. q, mn $500 - !.
portnnt TO the western states than 10 our own, Tor,
- .,.,l ,rra .r,anad H. a,,;~-.,e. e.,r, thosa
thc AeA.' o.so oPS.is1s s.'S eits.au'. Ai"ili "o'
States would reach California with their families
- -. G. .;,;,-. g. L..
win great iacuity. we were informed, ie" Gays
since that from one countv alona in Ohio more
s''Se, 1' W oHe SOy iO"e M o'o' '.0.s
than thousand persons had gone or were going to
c,ous tho plains and WA balava No subiact ran he
Naos' sie i".ls, anu "o peH0'e az suDJ01' San 70
JT.:..I ey...-- - a. ,:. e . -, =
Oh'eu Sthtess tnhh tle discovery vi d cheap anu
expeditions manner of travelling TO California:
- -
Extract from tke Journal of he Sonata Jssdav Isth
NJ, R,v.. pd.n, ~ rs s royo t.,ra la 49,,
esueut VI eife oeiies, iea. " lho
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MINERAL WATER.

HIRAM NOURsE & co. 32 Poydras strset have
l. constantly on hand supply of C0OPER'S WELL
SWATER Kinds County MIS- Druggists and Others will
promptly executed The celebrity OF this Water IN the
treatment and permanent cure of Chronic Dahga in its
worst forms renders it invaluable Also, other chronic dis
eases, in very have been cured after their
physicians and friends had given them de- beyond
the reach of medicine. ap4 81
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FArHxE MATHEW The labors Of Father
Mathew IN the sacred cause Of Temperance have
been, up to this period, crowned with signal sue
eens. Upwards Of six thousand have already taken
the total abstinence pledge in NewOrleans He
vii continue to attend at st. Theresa's Church
unEfSaiurday afternoon when he is to remove to
tbs Church Of 81. Joseph, Common street, where
be will be the guest Of The Rev. Mr.. D'hauw.
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8. OF r. :. meetings This EVENING.

ChfgTAL FouRT DIVISION No. 4, at Crystal Fount Hal,
No M Tchouptouas street, at O'Clock.
WAsuINeToN DIy1sloN No. s, at Younger Brotheu Hall,
Lafayette, at O'Clock.
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u Classes In Electro BiolOgY.-Mr. FISKE, in
compliance with the general Request will form Class for complete
instruction the newly discovered Science Electro Biology
ArnOry Hall, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April l. MIR. F.
pledges himself TO enable all who attend perform these wonderful
Experiments successfully and eo how apply hs remarkable
remedial agent to the of disease the fee charged for
ton sl0 will be returned Complimentary Ticket will given
(gatuitouy) all who Join the Clhss which will admit lady
gentleman all the public Lectures and Experiments Ladies'
Class will be formed Tuesday morning Tickets S. m
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~ Notice.-The undersigned, having united together
or the Transaction of Notar Business all its branches
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
cute with correctness and dispatch business
to them, at the old stand Of D. RICARDO, Notary Public
No. 70 GraVisr wM. MONAGHAN,
Successor TO d. !. Ricardo
GEO RARESHIDE.
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Fish and FlSIEtA g :
GHTON

Corner Of st. Charles and Canal b TsBINS
No hand and finest assortment Of p unpss
TACKLE be found in his city The stock remarkably e.
in every department, and compraes- n
Superior Fishing Rods Of superior make aid ma
Hickory, Bamboo, lG and Govern
mounted Ia Silver, German Sill Colts Pistols.
and Brass. a. Allens sel.cOcking PstolA
Limerick Hooks Hinged, Plated Genuine Derrngrrs PoA
Tspered. AlsO, SnoOd0d, nP1wder FnAks and Horns
Gimp and Gut. Do. Magazine;
Spring Fish Hooks Shot Pouches and BsltA
Extra Tips, for Rods of all sizes Game Bags
Fine Balanced Reels, oil German Cleaning Rods,
Silver and Brass. Nipple Mrenchsl and CleansrS
Eight plated Sill LneA Wes,ey Richards WAkeT's Ey's
Sill Gras and Hemp Lines oil O. qualities PsrcuS
the finest onalfV. sion Caps.
II Worm Gut Cut and Felt Wads
Floats ell si-es Dog Collars ChAina ana "hNbess
AItifci,l Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts -,
Leads Of all patterns and sizes Bowie = Hunting hnNs
1oxes, Baskets and Kettles lGauBte Riding uloTeA
Landing Fishing do. liquor Flaskt
Fishing Book andBo lDrlnsilR Cups etc. etc.
Di.grssrS Svsiysl uaInp Nee Rodsers Woenhoers ans
dies etc etc. Crooks Fine CUT ~.
h- The GUIoN ROD particularly adapted . Southern ana
Wrsu Fishing generally u worthy OF careful nlpeeon
t Having arranged with John ConTo5, OF Nevf ORR heoe1
articles ell known the e sale Oh All ~ leA
Of his Manufacture those articles sold mGnufas-
tureTs' NewYork prices, at GUION'S,
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh30 I'm Corner 0f 81. Charles and CdHdt sn
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nlsCHARGED, SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND
~ and PENSIONS obtained at No. st. Charles street,
room No. 8, upsa,l at the U. D. Commissioners office,
paa< the corner Of Canal Il, Aps q
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HuABoLDr's COSMOS. - Mr. j. b. Steel has
SENT "a al American edition of this valuable work
Is will bsaF q comparison with Bohn's EDITION. q
whicb no copies can be bought 10 the civ.
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kV- Cure OF Disease by Electro Biology. - Mr..
FIskE respectfully informs his friends public that
STEVENS, of Buffalo N.Y. popular and highly successful pae
cng Physician, will give his requiring
cal services, MONDAYS and TUESDAYS from
O'Clock in the forenoon Gentlemen TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS for Ladies' the hour, Armory Hall spscta
admitted The charge for
each time the patient be operated upon will 81
visited their readenees will
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WASHINGTON, March 25.-- David Littl.
peWspePeI ageRt here has been arrested and com.
eisied % jail - default Of $1,000 bail. for vending
fgsPsi sailed abf yiPsr,s Sing,ass' 81 .I.-'ss
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Daughters of Temperance.
OsEAEpFR UNION, No. s, at No. g. Maigny'S Buildngs
InFd Municipality, every Thursday at O'Clock, p N
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IHE JACKSON AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD
The Mississippi papers complain Of the indifference
manifested toward this measure by the citizens Of
New Orleans. Undoubtedly this road will be Of
mnoh advantage to the city, but Of infinitely more
bsne6tto the region through which it runs. Cap
italsts will not divert their money from commercial
pursuits TO invest IN railroad stock, unless equal
rsturn is realized. L is very easy to talk about
public spirit etc, etc., but il is rare to find men
any where acting up to this. There is plenty Of
wealth in ths counties through which the road
passes consrnctt Il ii not for their interest
70 make the rad, it had better be unmade. "There
Is no friendship in trade The citizens Of New
Orleans arc called on to make this road. They
cay, We can use our money more pr0ftably. Is
shis any cause Of complaint Il Isl mere matter
Of business. The great benefit is 10 be to the
country, mot to the city. We wish to throw no
diseosrase cement on the project, and wsuld be glad
If capitalists could be convinced it is for their
interest 20 take stock; but we are disguised with
eli this eaat about the niggardlness and selfish
meas Of New Orleans. The fair, legitimate COM
merciI business Of New Orleans absorbs all OF its
active capital and this is really the reason for the
seeming indifference Of the citizens to this work
Money cannot be Withdrawn from commerce with
out dsranging the operations Of business.
The subject Of the Railroad, however, does inter-
est our citizens The PicayuEe has published a
ssres Of papers, bringing to the notice of its read
ers the advantages Of the road. We commence
to-day series for the same purpose and, in spite
Of the peevshness of the Mississippi village press,
e shall continue TO keep alive public attention to
shs'measure.
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JFdthnH F0ndtn &C ais. baTk J0nath1n G00dfue,.
N NE United States District Court for the Eastern
District Of Louisiana. NO. 6673
obedience to admiralty warrant directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and into my possession
taken, the bark JONATHAN GOODHUE, her Tackle
Apparel and Fumure and do hereby cite and amonsh The
thereof and all and every other person. or per
sons having, pretending have any right title or inter
est in to the same be and appear before District Court
OF ne Gnlted States for the District aforesaid to be holden
al the city of New Orleans, before the third MON
DAY from this date, to show if any they have or
can, why the said bark JONATHAN GOODHUE her
Tackle Apparel and Furniture should not be Condemned
and sold agreeably to the prayer of the beIlants NJ 81
April 8, 1850. -'''' O''e'''
WILLIAM s. SCOTT, U. s. MARSHAL,
ep4, J5Szz Eastern District of Louisiana.