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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

Mr. WILLIAM V. WALLAcE.-This gentleman,
SO well and favorably known among us some six OF
seven years ago, has lately arrived here from Rio
Janelro, and announces grand concert at Lyceum
Hall, on Friday evening. On the occasion of his
former sojourn in city those who listened to his
performances, both on the piano forte and violin.
were charmed with the skill and taste displayed by
him in his management of those difficult instru-
ments. Since that period he has won for himself
an exalted reputation in Europe, as a composer.
Two Of his operas, Mariana, and Matilda of Hun.
gary, have met with the most brilliant and unqual-
flied success at London, and at Vienna, where they
had TO undergo the ordeal of the criticism Of very
refined musical taste. Among the most distin-
gushed European artists and composers he has at
tanned to a high rank, and we feel sure that our
proverbialy music loving people will not fail to ap
preciate his matursd excellence. Those who have
before heard him will not, we think, need any
promptings TO avail themselves of the opportunity
of again doing SO. To those who have not enjoyed
hitherto that pleasure, We can truly say that they
have in store rich musical treat. We learn that
the stay of Mr.. Wallace in this city must neces-
sarily be short, as he is on his way 10 London,
where he is engaged to bring out opera of his own
composing the first of September. No one we have
ever seen or heard combines, in SO great a degree
as this gentleman, the highest order Of genius with
ease and grace of execution. We trust and believe
that he will be welcomed by large audience, con-
fident that he richly deserves it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

t% FER STEAMSHIP ONO. -As
NORRIS 81 WAY,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
Have received this arrival large and elegant of
Summer C1.NUGtS,
To which they invite the attention of their customers and the
public-among which may be found
The lola Monies" Cravat,
An entirely STYLE and manufactured expressly for
Woodhead's FANCY AND FANCY BATIsTE;
STRIPED CAMBRIC AND STRIPED BkTIsTRy
INDIA SILK AND FoULARp SILK;
ENGLISH TwILLED SILK Red Spot;
Li0Hr FASeYCHECK SILK and CHANGEABLK SILK,
And a variety of other styles. NORRIS 4 WAY.
corner of Camp and Common Streets
apl1 Mpu under Hewletts Hotel.
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9. of ~. .Meetlngs Thls Evening,


fELIGAS ~, DITIsI2S No J. at Pelican Hail. corner of Com
JEFFERSON DIVISION. No 10. at G;retnn. ats
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], a. AMEGUsq7 n N BtAKr
+. Ii. SHEDS /, n BEcHTEL.
~ d. BEIN, Committee Of Arrangements.
10 MI. T. PLAoIDE, Propretor of the Varieties

NEwORLEANs, April IL, 1850
Gentlemen: Your much esteemed inst vas duly
received by Mr. PRcie who desires you that will
afford him great pleasure place Varieties at the disposition
Of the Independent Order Of ODD Fellows Friday April @
vtrJ respectfully, JOHN II. CALDER
To J. A. Ameang, T. II. Shields, T. N Blake J. d. Beiu ! n
MIA
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EV N0tce.-The undersigned, having united together
the transaction Of Noaral business all branches beg
inform their friends and the public they prepared to
with and dpach whatever may oonfe
to them, the old stand Of D. RICARDO, Notary Public
No. 70 GraEer WIN. MONAGHAN,
Successor to |. Ricardo,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

EaS CfzS2r~ ~r'sese asnouice Z. u GAEHSuE as an
tud<pne candidate for tho oeeo Recorder the Second
A'1u|ai1aisY, and obiiso Eff11l MANY VoanRs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

w ~ Aai'q1zel inneuncs Capt 8 5. sxLLEcK as q
candidate or ne oica If 1ylerfnref ct MuiScpay No
I've q lIIa AsaInz election he IA inst. apl0.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

M4Ss NfFgtFNT: tlels1 an0uncR 60 The Voters Of Munc
paily No. One, dat w. NJ. FLEMING Is 3 candidate fa
ReaoIlsa ~ Wilt " supported BY MAEr yorERs.
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Eds. Crcseesf--A nnoanoe DAE r. RslLLprn as 4 can.
didais a. crrain the scond Municipality Night Watch,
he viii 30 supported BY THE WoRsKNaMEx
apis
Eds CTsseasf We authorized 10 announce CH1ELEs
RkrRIk Tie R4ope Candidate i6 the Office Of Captain
Of e N<zt WATCH seeopa Municipality al the election on
Monday Che 20 NEh ffsm hs long experience and prac-
cai acQnaaianee W IL duties hssine been for many year.
aiashin paa aseni officer of The Municipality he hopes
% receive Tie Favorable consideration and support of the
people AZ faiEHpa OF THE MrMcIfALIrv
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The friends Of !. w snrIn announce him az candidate
for ihe snfFeyoship Of tho eecond AIuncpaty lie win
be Supported BY al pafle+ Election April "a. ap12
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1TT777|7 77ETT1 ll7U E17I1NIce JOHN AfDEBsON as
= eahdilai4 a. Whnrdnses Of Municipality No. Two, and
ehlse ny TapiI'l FRIxSDs.
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Mr.. HeHner's Grand Subscription {

MIN certs. IA.
tBffetH ~ The subscribers This of Concerts
SlEs are respectfully informed that The OF f
SS&S series (ths second) will take place SYflkT9
"a WEDNESDAY EVENING April "a, "nB%
At the Commercial Hall, st Charles street
ind the remainder EVERY WEDNESDAY Evening follow ing
II --e-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

Goas1 ~ hA,sf.tti M1st h America qssi ne
bind IN. 1rIs .n|I1s ssl'sR. e. "a f'lsn,
Hs1I1z IL '8E 1.8fied I1tAr' iteI9 f. QsHssf oser
IA I...A ana draw in.D.F01sA lI4.n az m1irs-
lien Il |x4 tItS great u var A Io|Incs. IN el9-
9usScl i'll eSne. tA Aots f''eela.sa 'Afenah
thn &ers X ,Art6 t|t h1.ts hIn| and whose genius
r,l.afas .|1|. /. Ita S5H'f4|, b. Council Cham
lsts. sSd IS. a4'S Bis .ttse ware gloomy and
iais lhe5.s||s. ~aIsA Ne 11d ptis introduced BE-.
ennse s. 54I& |I.ti men rarely discovered how
7ansH s'.f i1s>3 friend smith hey contemplated
ihH p5@1itiIi.f n losing him.
A hr;.4aM aaa mora rral pis.sse offered p Big
eye T1. sII61s spectacle q tWe frs9s States
bob powerful md HoHfizhinR he e1s j ihs
DfM6 n yppIiA iAe eslef ia Tho siReI II uaAh9ea:
Two Sisisz a. szdAs y origin, il baggage, ing
above a. Il thAzsessf standins siae By si4s naPu
IA hand, il the ea1 Il Al maekisd fls hrss ~'.sis
On tsos x{sff Has . be nsia>a s't.se ane mercy
D. b yiadi>eted co.afa>li> e'g''.a''pa snq ie''.
~ f.,z,-r. 1850. IN "A ina Heaven could not but
1Ies. &. ~. 4 20 IL b1;on Of nnaiIy, and had
i a. 4. ss|sel ~ st.;'i! y ''s world.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

To Fifth Ward-SECOND MUNICIPALITY. At a
numerous and highly respectable meeting of the
Fifth Ward Second Municipality for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the Municipal Council b. oney Esq
the chair and Carter appointed Secretary The following
gentlemen unanimously nominated the candidates party
Col. s. w. Oakley,
+. X. MAsTERsoN.
FSgnedl b. OLlNEY, President
Jsmes Carter, Secretary. AplB
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Ihe esgsn' and swirl running passenger steamer C.
WATKINS VIII positively leave THIS Day Inc i'm inS A.
O'clock p NJ for Florence, Tuscumbia Paducah and MempaS
from foot Of Canal T. B. SMITH, p6 HagHzine II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

GkeRer r DuNp&R iheplrsuni incumbent, psssents him
sef csHidre ~ tie Office Of Surveyor Of eeond Mu
picipsliIy sid 5ltiss The Of bis seow-cxens al The
sIsclian ID u held on The sa inst ap10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

The nnrfznfa caa0aae for the Office Of Comptroller
Of Nuhcp>7 No. Two, at e approaching Election on the
"a iue and respectfully solicils the suases Of his fellow
slss''' ~ ADoIFHr LAxrr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

B The most miable remedy discovered
diseases generally which the Copaa
been found viceab The estimation this med
ieine has obtained for the last years. criterion
immense utility IL has eequirCd the fame every
Europe ha been examined approved
By he faculty of medicine aAd recommended by the
Of the profession.
ia neat portab fomPut potshe mode in which
taken being both and peasantits tBe with
restriction in diet, cOnfneme from daily travellers
especially would fad this medicine highly su
be unprdvied with pO the
the present combines Accompanying the medicine pamp
let explanatory Of the different OF the disease
extra charge containing full and ample directions
mercury.
NO Prepared by j. B. Thorn chemist London for sale by
StCKLES & CO., Druggists
apps Im2ip 40 and AZ anal street NewCrleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

INFRAcTIoN OF THE TREATY WITH New GRE
NADA.--It has already been stated that the New
Grenada Consul at New York, In consequence Of
the American disturbances at Panama, gives notice
that passports hereafter will be required by all per-
sons landing at Chagres, or travelling across the
Isthmus of Panama. This is alledged to be an in
fraction of the treaty between the United States
and New Grenada, by which American citizens,
in passing through the country, are secured all the
rights and privileges Of New Grenadians. The
New York Sun charges that the edict is trick for
official emolument, which will benefit the Consul
in that city. Passports, even if New Grenada has
the power right TO exact them, can certainly have
no effect in Queting the turbulent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

e. Yale .Tl'. e. Co.
WH0LESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS,
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES,
sHAwLs,
HOSIERY and
LINENS,
NO. ~ MAGAZINE STREET,
dis 6m2p between Common and GFavier SITS
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MUNIcIfAL ELECTION. I. candidat,

11s f<epls's Tfolst Municipality Ne. Two
For the General Council:
GEnRuE ALLAN,
Wa. G. ToMFKiEs,
6ntsxnrsz 81 iWissrxRnAs. api7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

RsHKF WkRnetD candidase for the office Of Sec
ok I1E Attorney. Election BY the people on the fourth
Acf|1F a April 2pl I'd
6ds Crescent Have the goodness 20 CHARLES
3 HSxsk E1 candidate for the Office Of Second Dis
uis, Al,o1Hf Election Fourth Monday Of April.
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NEwORLEANs, April 8, 1850.
Mr.. T. PLAC1DE-Dear Sir: In behalf of the Indepen.
dent Order Of Odd Fellows of this city, respectfully
guest the use Of your Theatre Friday, april g. purpose
oro and other ceremonies which will place on that day
cemmemoraton Of the anniversary Order in the United
about o erected. $3.50 ''
In making this compliance with il
Will subject
With The routine Of your 6usness but relying upon spirit
interest which have manifested private
well as objects Of public sincerely
cheerful assent will be whhed respect and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

>ANNn> M An Adjourned Meeting Of WARREN LODGE
X * No 81 I'M, will be held at Masonic Hail. on THURS
/V\DAY the 18th inst, ut O'clock r. M Special bust
ness before s Lodge full and prompt attendance Of members
Tired Whiting brethren fTaternaly invited the
W. Nd. L. N LANE secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

HAY. CORN. CATS. Df1AN AND sHORTs-
3 zI z ID ! g. 9; z Ia Essss::s.'
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lrrrsr<a1 a179 Na5 Xo6 aPEsalipg eDldft.
49, ~ --4A> i iAt crezz-ni oflc> respectfully nfsss4
.5-7' ~ & b. 1SI hst s5 hare arseiaset uh 'hssa Ia
"a. a|4sl ~ M oepsztAsni d iasir establishment ~ ".
r rII IA1s MI n<r rsznrzfnsn hey here rccsrs
t1 y f.]<cusrs p<op n. nritfiai II ts ee,
4 nj. ~ ac=1r ". sy air prepared al kists Of
BOOK AND ION PRINTING,
M ~ ~. i.-'s d-sy asasri. rzisss Paseiar
..1dau IN + siFea e ~ rsisins II L4HYERs BRIEFS
a<I1s or xx11Hr, iEsUzkN1K sLAENs,
~tf4 HEInH. NeTknIAL Ard cLERKs' nhAKKs,
M11< 4r<ol<<f.i TEAH8DAI BILLS,
tfn{f{<I*. STEAMBOAT CARDS.
Hzxf 4ofE:fT<. POSTERS AND HAfDnlILs,
t@41&N T&1F34TH. CARDS. ETC. ETC.
rrisisA i -. ss'.s nj .usasnss ,ssn.. .Pis
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Steamboat Departures Tnis Day.
rs-sER ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE

steamboat Departures This Day.
Es- SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
-,
moenf LANES L. DAY Giberson, ~ P. NJ.
Ssoet1 MOBILE. Capt Sutton r. IA. Cars
y an6spine ...... LENORA, Dunnica, IL A. N. cars
ndndsphls OLIVIA, Hoffman, ii A. N. cars,
S1IineindHh HIRAM POWERS, Hawley, 10 M.
atnns.ses RirsT. &c. Z. WATKINS Harris, p. NJ
0Haen.id '......'..C0kA NO. .. Keeling, p. "A.
Red River ..........DUCK RIVER. Annlegate p A
Red Riser RI OGLESBY- Rac9ssors Z p
Tie nsS ard splendid light draust passenger steamer HI
erIedAe landings THIS DAY wednesy at IL occci M rosi
lively. HYDE & oGLEsBY, IL Poydras street.
II TIE and running steame rCoRA NO 2 F,snk
kesng, will positively THIS DAY the l7h ms
Hpl7 r. b. SMITH e6 Maep,ins 80, iA'
The new. esgan and swt running passenger steamer e.
MAIklNs VII positively leave THIS DAY, lTth ins at
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nj
Masonic.

~ No Regular Meeting will he held THIS EVENING
at hafpast O'Clock, at the usual place. By order
v \ths W. M. SAMUEL JONES, IT,, Secretary.
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kds Crezest Rlease announce HENRY CRAM fIornerly
Lieatsnent 81 sscend Municipality Police canddae iar
Cspisin Of ihe Might Watch Of Municipality No Two.
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Dealer. in FANCY GOODS, GUNS. PISTOLS, GOLD PENS,
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VOLUME HI.-NUMBER A..

points. have known capt Wilson for three years; have
found him industrious and effective officer than
any one he had en in the transport service. He commanded
=. LockETT-soid some whisky TO Dr. X for S5ef-ls51
gallons IN hafbarss; be bad il rolled cut and examined
each czk, and made have hoops put and after
w5is The Decgf complained that three casks were not foil
and allowed " gaio@ 4 was The ahp'g Clerk who took
to CahfoFnia.
PsTEE HoLMEs, the carpea,er-wss .ssIesp whsn tl,s
Does know where Steward H. have nos seen him sincs
the first Monday after got here; have the st
Mate since that sanae day.
HExDRIcKa.ls the foreman Of the who ozied DE
shp he iozde d. Knapp there tIes bns times
adsY; be eugreborsted the statements of the svedore.
ANDREW CRAwFoRD.--Was Of the sesmen he cor.
Eohoated the statements Of the other 70 esk out
y % IRE, the Captain called for baeetss had foarand
led 70 get the cabin with one, but the smoke almost
oca,s1 me- Ihefe was ruInor among The men Of pow
beard and that slowed in The hold he said be would go
az and ~ the Captan he had any the cabin I followed
nm, and neara ne captain there was 20 os
the wind the second tined 10 eat hole n tIe derk
went 10 the Captain and said il fe ond male euf into
the cabin would bum al man at the wheel zaid
ne " Toga % ~ no ay ne neg 4 = s ss was est cane
tain bad aNotl wond have E te sAiv gnnc sooues
than did he tod keep cool rang tie bell, and
he sad perhaps steamboat might come 70 and
put the fire out heard the second say, The Mar
kiBgzand, that il the did not make good his loss b
4 knew who would.
Cross-examiHed-VThenf took the helm on Wednsuaay
The ). and b. the wind variable and sguay and s1
broke of the SS.W. On Thursday, IL NJ, took d.
helm again do know how the ship headed, but se
seerIpg full and bys and the wind easeriy. When
i NJ. We saw tie Eoxne; she came out Tuesday o
WenlesdaF. her Wednesday THURSDAY lacking
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund to be invested per charter for the
Of the policy hos II bends a9a M mogsfes on
eeon and In Stocks OF the State and OF the United States
Government.
stockholders and capitalists but sce for the protection Of
the policy holders and their families against want and pow
ton conducted upon the and solid prngple and
a aGSS GG sgay a doM % md PHI Gea large
pofy icy hods w9Shgr @ SgT Pr life G5 hSTer % Tho
u the profits Of the COMPANY without any reservation
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors thus securing
eee on the @ Of Rer husband o Re o
and of herself and children free from the claims of cred
Fss, fSs sgsn SYssR6 W@skSr @ m IS@n i 4fissg
Isaac jP&nso6 Geo ssw5dseh Henry y Bgsaner
Joseph w stanton, Morgan IaI NJ COHEN,
jo{n t. sStiStaHs Geo; "; smith, Tbso. i. MeG%Ieb.
Cornelius FeIowes, fe;eph Laaade John B. Losie'
JoHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
JosEP4 LALLANpE, Vie President p dent, po.,o,
aS A. 81 HTaF NJ M Meea ogsnisnS BqaTa oil
IL n3h1f e. EaRTT, aST1 a Actnary. L. GooLD Attorney
nKs6. RsHsnD 6ss BHs bsar M n Gs5 1 Hs~1g q % de- Sl
whites, to SP M at his residence He will examine white
applicants at the office OF the Company daily, from l2
O'Clock ?. NJ. lie will examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can be had application at the office
n~ This Company is prepared to entertain applications
9 life Insurance. and issue p9cs o all II sqsn and hSHhy
BY the Board which are les than the rates charged By he
New York and London 3 Offices and ~, without e
and be made available once the extent Of third
ts California Permits are issued TO Iife Insurance mem
hers at New York and London rates Pospeetus Table
necessary to effect Insurance can be had at the Office OF tn
fsgSS Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
sz5 Office hours, A. M, to 5P NJ leH ly
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GREAT UNION MEETING AT NEw YoRK.-Ar

GREAT UNION MEETING AT NEW YoRk-An
immense Union Meeting was held at Castle Gar
den, New York, on the evening Of the 18th ut.
From. eight to ten thousand persons were present.
Mayor Woodruff presided assisted by thirty-six
VicePresidents and eight Secretaries, chosen equally
from the democratic and whig parties. The meet
ing was called to support the compromise offered
by Mr.. Clay in the U. S. Senate, and one OF the
resolutions accepted that the basis for adjust
ment of the question now agitating the halls of
Congress. The NY. Star says it was grand and
noble scene to look upon. There were the true
representatives of proud people, truthful and
disnterested who belonged not to the trade call
ing or profession of politics. There they were,
fresh of heart and feeling, earnestly pedging their
properties lives and sacred honors that the Union
should be preserved" at any and every risk. Mich
olas Dean, Depeyster Ogden, James r. Whiting
and Joseph L.White addressed the meeting. Great
unanimity of feeling and action prevailed The
names of Clay Cass, Houston and Benton were
loudly cheered. Gen. Scott called for, and
when he arose defeating shouts rent the air. He
delivered a brief address. He said he saw before
him the bone and siHew of the Union-the Union
of which he was a citizen-not any section, but oi
the 1gAols Union the Union he had served for
forty-two years. He did not call himself citizen
of the North, South, East West; but he felt
proud to say that he belonged to the Union. He
did not come there a democrat whig-he
was neither abolitionist anti-abolitionist He
was for the Union, and nothing but the Union
[Cheers.l He could not boast of the strength o
Sampson but if the Union was to be dissolved, he
wished that he should be buried beneath its ruins
At late hour the immense assembIage dispersed
without an incident to the effect of this grea
demonstration of the people.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIANs.-The British
ship Mount Stuart Elphinstone, Capt. Henderson,
which arrived at New York on the 26th uIt from
Glasgow, brought as cabin passengers thirty-seven
Hungarian exiles, making sixty-six now in New
York The Tribune says that the meeting between
these just arrived and those already residents here,
of the deepest interest. Those who
had braved unmoved the fire of the battle field,
wept with the helplessness of childhood
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

INTERESTING RELICs.-On the occasion of lay
ing the corner stone of the Washington monument
at Richmond, Robert G. Scott ESQ., the orator Of
the day, unfoded small garment of the finest tex
ture, which the wind carried out upon its bosom
if it had been silk" '' This" said Mr.. Scott,
" is the blanket iu which Gen. Washington, when
infant, was wrapped upon his being baptized in
to the Church of Christ" Here, too,n said the
speaker, holding up the insignia which were in his
hands, here is the Masonic scarf and apron, made
at La Grange by Madame de Lafayette, and present
ed by Gen. Lafayette to his Masonic brother, Gen
Washington, and worn by him when officiating as
master of Lodge in Alexandria" Many othel
objects of interest connected with the history of tn,
war, were also presented and incidents related.
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STEAMER RHODE IsLAND.-The New York
Sum- in an article relative to the loss of this vessel
says: :" From careful investigation of all the facts,
gathered from the statement of Mr.. Royd the second
mate, and the other persons who were saved nf the
boat, the owners of the Rhode Island, and the
friends of the Captain, compelled to think that
the story of her being lost is untrue and the par
ties who off acted under the influence OF unne-
cessary fear. Mr. Boyd, the second mate, has been
arrested on complaint of the owners, charged with
having stolen certain nautical instruments from
the vessel"
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MEs.JAMEs X. PoLK.-This lady has, we learn,
since the death OF her husband almost entirely
cluded herself from society. She seems to be in.
consolabe in her grief. The huge pillars of the
new house into which they had jnst moved when
the melancholy bereavement occurred, are still
craped with black. If her husband had lived, she
would ere this have been travelling in Europe. But
"the ways Of Providence are inscrutable,n and she
is weeping now over wrecked hopes and blighted
prospects.
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.Npga.0 Climbing.

VNTE invite the attention of Planters and Dealers the
w iabries Of the TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY, suitable for negro clothing, sale
Py p, Us r Gl9mpr;ng the essbEated LEBANON jeans
ILlNSEHS, OSNABURG ETC.. all of which will be
Iopnd superior any goods OF the kind manufactured
Inc OsabggS, made of the best materials, all respects
upeor 70 Inc Lowels and equal to the best Georgia Ala
hgma Al the wool used in the manufacturing Of the Jeans,
nseys, ETC. Is of the native fleece and best quality
of Mexican WOOL or other substitute for wool beug
used about the establishment,
Planters visiting this city are invited TO call and eya
mine these goods for emseves and those ordering are request
the attention of their merchants this advertisement
The manufacturers condng in the merits Of their goods ask
for them only trial
PICKETT, PERKINS, s. co. Agents.
fyl1 I'm 81 Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-08

10 Mr.. Whitney's plan of a Railway across
North America is gaining favor in Congress 1t is
now before the Committee on Roads and Canals
a majority of the members of which authorized
their Chairman to report bill in accordance with
his views.