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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-20

day evening brought us am avalanche
OF mail matter which had been tarrv-
ing somewhere, the accumulation of
several days mails. I'm looking over,
we find a letter from Henrico of the
Philadelphia Bulletin, which is a re-
markable document even for that
very remarkable and imaginative
writer. He leads ofw with an account
of the glorifcatiou and jollifcation
IN Washington City which attended
the .passage'of the omnibus measures,
and the demonstrations of respect
and gratitude which were offered to
several members of Congress by the
sovereigns of the District of Colum-
bia. (By the way, Col. Munroe will
soon be out of job and could easily
make a State there.) From the
scenes of the late session, it is appa-
rent that the pleasure or caprice of
the people ofthis District will hereaf-
ter play an important part in our leg
isiation, but this matters not, for we
apprehend no change for the worse
In that respect.
We give the following extract
from Henrico simply as a specimen
ofthe iHsolence oftriumph:
but in connection with this SUBJ
iect, there is dark side still left
The South Carolina and Georgia
delegation met in caucus last even
ing, andresolved to return to their
constituents without delay, and urge
them to call a Union Convention to
act conformity with the Nashville as
semblage. Mr.. Holmes has openly
declared that his State can no longer
remain in the Union, and that he will
deliver these as his sentiments the
moment ne reaches Charleston. Mr..
Toombs, be it said 10 his credit, Yields
to the voice of the many, and man
fully refuses longer TO cooperate
with the disunionists. This is an ac.
QUESTION ofstrength ofwhich the coun
try haSksvery reason TO boast. South
Carolina, therefore, stands almost
alone-that rebel sister, in whose re.
belliouS cause she had early draws
the most ancient and formerly loyal
CofnmonwealtbsDf the Republic
through this action of her delegation
she has deteHnined to Withdraw from
the Confede,acyl Very well. 4
petition oughlto be responded to by
Fess, thata thousand IabnreS'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-20
WISCONSIN paper.

HE NICARAGUA CANAL AND
TRANSPORTATION ROUTE. After an
unsuccessful attempt to ascend the
ri,;si' San iaaii Jaaii, by by The steamer Near
agda formerly the Orus) the gratify-
ing intelligence has been received bv
the officers of the Americau, Atlantic
and Pacific Canal Company, thattfe
object has well nigh been accomplish
ed by ascending the Colorado, the
southern embouchere of the San, Ju.
an. 1stt} 6t
AT last accounts the N. I'D reach
ed point within four mites of the
latter river, without any difficulty.
The depth of water varied from four
to five and six. and sometimes EIGHT
faihoms. .saI.@. - = - -
During the last mile, however, in
consequence of the river passino
round an Island, forming two chan.
nels, the water was less favorable to
navigation. i{ as a5 az
AS there had been no rain for sey-
eral days previous, il was confidently
expected that when The river should
nave risen a little, the boat would lie
able 10 proceed to the San Juan ard
TO Lake Nicaragua, on which is TO
! run, f8S
Another account, equally authentic
represents that her progress, was i'm
peded in consequence Of want of al.
tention ON The part CT the pilot or en-
gineero whereby she ran OH a sboal,
where she was obliged to renain pas
III g higher stage oi wa
lhe director Mas to leave San
Juan Tor Nicaragua rs so01 as she
Icou'd bs got ready, pfebsl5Iy in two
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

10 The sesmen attached 10 the United States
naval forces in the Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific,
who served during the Mexican war, We observe,
are making an effort to procure the passage Of law
in Congress for their benefit, similar in its provs-
ions to thatpassed August, 1s47, giving land war;
rants and extra pay to the marines. laborers, etc.
serving on board United States ships and on land
during the war with Mexico. The seamen should
act simultaneously upon the subject at all the naval
stations. The ground taken by them is supported
by cogent reasoning, which Congress cannot fail 10
see the business o., and we hope, indeed cannot
doubt their efforts will be crowned with success
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

The ORANGE JEwELs-A telegraphc dispatch
states that in the matter of the Orange Jewels from
appeal Of the Dutch Charge to the State Depart
until the Department shall hear from the Dutch
Government. The committee, in the meantime
will ascertain the amount which that Government
holds in the annual interest to be paid inthe Dutch
loan of the District. In the meantime, another ap
plicaton will be made for the 500 600 re,Oard, B,
the person who discovered the jewels, gave the pc
lice information, and pointed out,the thief.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

Mathematical Instruments ofcvery
quality Rud price
Water Coiors-Reeves and New
mans superliue Colors, in boxes
Of e'eTy size, with and without
locks and drawers, and a fun
assortment ofloose colors, bJ the
Elugle cake.
PeHeiis-sable and camel's-bHir
Pencils and Drawing Pencils Of
every grade.
shbsr's Lead Pencils A large
sur ply Ut those su perior Pencils,
i1ur different grades, always on
hand.
CoioTed CTdy0ng, a 6ue assort-
ment, IN wood and otherwise.
RllerS Parallel, octagon, square
round aud fiat Rulers, OF every
kind and size.
Diulders - German silynr spTlpv
and plain brass Dividers.
Rodgers, Cutle5y-Fne Pen and
Desk Knives, and Erssers, Of
every description
Gold Pens-Brown's, Spencer's
French, Laddeus Soenrer an
Rand Ills, ana the iafre En-
crossing Pens.
Gold Pencil aud Pen Ha,5srs
fine assortment, with some stone
heads.
Co.,, n. -, -
kers. on cards and in foIes- M
evely description in use,
QrfYs Swan. wild -ponss and
Huason's Bay Quills, Of every
number, from 8 70 100, by he
thousand or under.
| C,.,,;,,,, D.. S.
e'opy',is 10. iessi 4 STEW anu Le-
ent stEet, viii apparatus com
plete, such as Boots, Ink, Brush
ea, Uilad and Bln,ting Paper,
AL,.,,.;., D.. a., - u.
' we1e n. and sssn% T sT,T ~ s WIN
's'S N'''' Ss'-'- PNte'S VI ''e'y
Prou.'s Printing Hlk, of every qua.
lIty and price, IN Kegs and can.
listers, 6f every color. Lithn-
graphic Ink, oil he finest quality,
Constantly on hand.
pi.rL Cd, p-;,,,,,, U,-,,
go ou' ~ ii' i.' nIsns
and coloTel Gard Boards, iol
cutting TO any aye,
t,;-;,,.u 81. ....,., -
'. a.si g,n 0S n,,al,' Oasei@ anu
- n,
'nlyus 90 - !. lag - - ltees'
! tuIs, S'eLty hi.i'GHs, - n ,l',
SONS extrs .upeT6ne God Ea.
j 81 snL mogni fancy Cs-r,Is
assorted numbers.
| B;,Scrs, ,S,ock consisting a
-Ronr,ls Rnssia. Calf Shee1skn
| - Narorcn Isa,hsr Plna,
/ En;vss Ruling Pensanf Rnl,ne
| INK. Sewing Parchment an,
| Thread.
p-,... - NIL p;,,y;,,. .
HaH's u,'- 80 1 -s"''.,S !,
!nI Rei H. siylS o. T ;N1al %
and Blank Account books, .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14


Blank Books, such as Super-reyaI
Ledgels, Journals, Cash and
Ray BOOKS, Invoice and Record
Books, Royal Medium, DENY
and Cap, iD full sets, Of ever
rtyle OF ruling and binuing, SOFA,
handsuInely PACED, and war,
ranted Of the beat linen paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every form u
use-Fpight and CABIN Regis
tiers, Passage Registers, W1oS
ind Genera Receipts, Cot'Gr
Receipts, Trip and Mehorau,
dunn Books, Vi every Kind o
ruling.
Writing Papers, super-ruyal. royal
denny, foliOpOst, English, Frenci
and American Cap and LetteI
Paper, ruled and plain, Com
mercial Post end Record Papes
ruled and plain, Packet Pos
and Note Paper, Papeteries o
various qualities, very fne as
EOrtment, together with Mott,
and Transparent Waters lllu
minated Waiers-a new anL
beautiful article.
Fancy COlorsd Paper, glazed ant
plain surface, various cOlors
Eng ish and American Tissue
assorted colors, Tracing Paper
every SIZE, Gold and SILVER Pa.
per and Strips, Bristol buarcS
every size and thickness PeTfo
rgted Boards OF different coiors
Ssniing War and Waters, in grea
variety, superfins English ftn,
American, Of all colors and sizes
Writing Inks, of every quality
English, French, American an
German, every color.
ErTa fine French Pump TakStaad
of very superior finish.
In stands Of every kind, glass, ma
hogauy, iron and brnnZed metal
avery fne assortment.
Pepper Weights, fancy glass, iroI
and hronzed.
Pen Holders, fine silTer-mounte
Porcupine, Porcelain and Es
cutcheOn Shell Psn-holders, yer
fine.
Mltto Seals Glass Motto Seal,
various designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl aud IvOTy Tablets, a fin
assortment.
Desk Tablets and Calendars.
Porcelain States, every SIZE, scm
in Morocco frames, a very fin
and superior article.
Lentr Clips, different sizes an
patterns, English and American
gilt and bronzsd.
Letter Receivers, different sizes.
Spring Tape Measures, a veI
cOuTenleHt article for the pock'
-soGe with linen gauge a
tached, brass and German sl le
Music Books A few beauuli
manuscript Music Books.
PutaHt Blottsrs, different sizes,
very useful article.
Eincy Tdps-F Fine rink and blu
Tape, ior counting-houEs use,
fine assortment.
FdHcy C0iorsi 7i0iRs - Liner
hemp and cotton fNine, ofeveE
variety and thickness.
AahssiDs Bands and India Ru5bt
of ali sizes aud qualities.
froTy and Bons Letter Stamps,
fine assortment, plain and ug'e
Wood Stamps, for engraving.
Block Seals, for notariAl purposes
all sizes.
Eso'y Rules, 6 and 10 inches.
Measuring Rods, very fine, DO,
wood.
~ From the facilities aiinrde
mesa, we are sn4bled to sell all III
olly a portion Of our stock, on
vite the mercantile Community &
tuepurchasing elsewhere.
nj Smeod&W StaEoafI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

BRuTAL.-Aswe were passing gTossey in one of our
streets Tins morning, man. hspey drunk, very eoolIy
rolled out By who appeared TO beous To ah4hreut
The poor wretch was lying u length on the banqaetts
We think ever man Should harry bis dead Whaever may
be views practice in regard To Temperance we
are not dlposed to preach crusade against all who differ
mainly should prevail, in barrDoa II men ar. al
lowed get drunk in tipping shop they zhouid not be
turned into the street, helpless themselves, and object. Of
dsquiet to Others. There ought be lock u attached
they sufficiently sober be useful the establishment
repeating the process We do refer restaurants, whers
liquors sold part of their business but TO those mer
able places where drunkenness in its most brutal form
SANITY to be seen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

10 "The Living Authors Of America" by
Thomas Powell, author of the "Living Authors OF
England" has been issued by Stringer u Town
send, New York, 1t commences with Cooper and
his works, following with Emerson, Willis, Poe
Longfellow, Prescott, Bryant, Haleek, Dana, os,
GOOD Fuller Kirkland and Sparks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

BosroN-AceordiDg the report Of the City
Registrar il appears that the number of births fer
1919 was 5o6s. This includes 100 born elsewhere,
but the parents of whom reside in Boston. The
year 1919 has been one Of great mortality, the
deaths being 5O99, being one in twenty-six. The
almost identity of The number of births and deaths
appears, TO say the least, strange.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

THE PoLYeAxY CHARGE AGAINST THE DEs-s
ERET MoRMoNs-The Washington Globe pub
fishes an extract from Salt Lake letter 10 the New
Orleans Delta reiterating the statement that mzn
among the Mormons out there, may have many
wives he can support. and expresses its entirs
disbeliefin the charge, II adds ?" We have been
most positively assured by one Of the Mormon dess-
gates, tina, the charge Of poygamy and Of bigamy,
brought against the citizens Of Deseref 10 utterly
unfounded. and thar II IL a cruel ealumnvD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

STEAM SUPERsEpED.-DrJ. H Lille is exhibit
ing in the Eastern cities, an invention by which he
proposes to substitute electricity for steam an
agent in propelling machinery. The invention is
highly spoken of by many members of Congress.
If the inventor succeed in his purposes, will bring
about new era in the scientific world, and, we
trust put end to the disasters caused by the
plosion Of bolers. etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

10 An old man. named Thomas Bennett, has
lately died in New York from the effects of poison
said to have been introduced into his system by &C.
cdentally cutting his finger with piece of glass
while engaged in cleaning away pool of blood
which had settled the floor OF one of the station
houses while the doctors were holding posi- mar.
tenn examination on CORPSE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MoENiNa. FEBR,Y "a, 1850.

to A fellow By the name Of Charles oostingban. who
keeps groggery a8d grocery te Of 81 John the
Baptist and Race streets, complaint in paly advertisement,
Of report Of Of his trials beore Recorder Bsdwin Cot
tngham viii have opportunity this when his
before the First District Cour. We made The follow
ing remarks when he examined the charge Of killing
Thomas Klmsrin in August last which viii apply to the
present accusation against him OF severely woundng Andrew
Gallagher the head with sword He has sill his
premises and this evil, which, like the witches cauidron,
bors toll and trSuble, he may aIbufe his present
AM. IL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

10 The population of Boston is estimated by
the city registrar from comparison Of statistical
information, amount to l32, 900, of which number
$4,000 are foreigners
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA.--As far az the
records OF the Committing magistrates Of the city
aad county show, Philadelphia has enjoyed an uu-
usual freedom from burgarss robberies, larcenies,
and other kindred felonies. this winter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

GRAsPINaA modest desire for this worlds wealth re-
quisite to aad industry but restless wish TO
become suddenly rich generay doomed to disappointment
This in the OF William Brown who, content
with appropratng coat belonging 10 MIR, Ezekiel, concln
ed seize that gehteans whole wardrobe, and actually
bore away from his residence in Nayades street. cQIhnE
amounting in yalueto $50 bat the overeaehed him
sehe bundle proved capacious ass the Waterman
nnoced and the result bis eomnitta yesterday await
his trial before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

BUILDING IN New YoRK-The Herald says.
" In the last year 1495 new buildings have been
erected, making increase Of upwards Of 300 over
the preceding year, and nearly double the number
erected in 1888. Within the last fifteen years
10000 structures have been built in the city"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

NED BUvTLfxE,-A late New York paper says
an effort is now being made to obtain pardon ior
men have gone to Albany Tor the purpose Of making
personal application TO Gov. Fish IN his behalf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

10 The steamship Arctic. Of $500 tons bur
then, has been taken up on he sectioasf hoatinr
dry-dOck at New York, for TIE purpose Of bong
coppersd She is one Of Tie largest vessels in the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14
mn. sANT,L HYATTs OFFiCE AND RES

nR, SAM,L HYATTS OFFICE AND RESI-
IL ID j. N GtE on Hercules street, betceen EratO and
IhafG-DR. HYATT will direct his attention in future more
particularly to the PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY, and
the of all those DiSeases affecting pecu.
harry Females and ChdreR His charges will be moderate
and accommodated the circumstances OF parties consulting
VACCINATION performed WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs, from 10 O'Clock NJ. The children of the
poor yaccinated gratutousy, MONDAY, from to
O'Clock p. NJ. jal7 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

DISPOSED Charles Rice. whose petty depredatiops
have caused him. sunFy times, to appear in the prisoners
Dock again displayed his well known face yesterday before
Recorder Baldwin. In the OF Rice the considered
that patience ceased TO be virtue, and the retail
of punishment did effect reorm concluded apply the
wholesale. Rice accordingly sentenced six moibs in
the workhouse and he not burened with friends
friendly aid Offered release him By writ OF hdbeas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

OF Burton, az bis theatre, IN New Yosk, b snid
10 have made over six tbousand dollars By The Per
formance Of the g. Serious Family " alone.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAYAyErTE, Wednesday. Feb. ls-P.M.-Amssd, steamer
Gov. Bent, i13 Besves. and E31 Hogs.
Prices: Beef Cdttle. s16C@6e. ~ b net; Hogs, 5N9
Be. v nets Skesp. 81 s0gss s = head .HileA csEs.
so co9s5o % " heads cafres. sk95&e. y II net
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14
Staple y Fasscy Stationery.

w respectfully call the and others bo
Teque thing i'll business large and choice
stock now receiving at eur and which carefully
selected the North uu.r especial o our
Eaes consisting in part
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

TRIAL TRtP OF THE New WORLD. - The
steamship New World, the launch of which we
noticed last week, having been put in complete
der painted, upholstered etc, her builder and prin
cipal owner, W. H. Brown, Esq, issued tickets to
number of friends, inviting them to take an ex-
cursion trip to sea in company with the steamship
Northerner, on Saturday, at O'clock P. NJ. Ac-
cordingy about half past o'clock, this noble ves-
sci cast off her mornings took turn up the East
River rounded the Battery and went up the North
River about two miles. The Northerner, by this
time-ten minutes past 3-wss in the stream, max
ing good Roadway, having full mile and half
start. The New World gave chase, and overhauled
her abreast Of the Quarantine at half past o'clock.
During this interesting trial, the company, among
whom were a number of captains OF our steamships
and river boats, pronounced the performance OF the
New World, in speed aud time, TO exceed their ut
most anticipatons Having proceeded over a ham
dred miles to sea, and proved herself excellent
sea-boat, rolling very little, and being i" dry as
bone" she put about and arrived at the foot Of
Twelfth street, at o'clock on Sunday morning.
The Noriherner is of the fastest steamers be-
longing to this port, and, although there was, of
COURSE competition on her part, still the fact that
the New World passed the Northerner, proves the
former to be a remarkably fast vessel, and richly
deserving the commentator beloved upon her.
". L. Courier, Ith.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.



Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Medallion, Houdiette, Boston, l.. II. Gale
Snip ElsnOfe, Riley. Baltimore, j. H. Aahbndge s Co
ship Jane II. Gldden. Child. Philadelphia,
Bark Marmora. Duncan, New .Yors. Fosdisk = C
Br, bark Ann Raazin, GFeen, Liserreol,
Brig Monte-Crsto Yoans, Geofget0wn, Dewey 4 gisEk
Brig Louisa, Weber, Salem, Master
sehr Diamond. Bisss blackberry f.Isnd. sks csicsss1.
schr Amsa, Hanson. ApaachicOa, Locks. Robsrs 3 g
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark California Turn.
Brig Globe, -. from SIs1i-Englsh Turus
Schr DedemOna Chatln. days from brax0s 81 Jagos IN
ballast. to maser-lst my.
Sehr. Gratitude. days from Brazos st. Jago to
ter English TuFn-
SclT. Topic. Paulverine, from the Coast-iat my.
sTEAMBuATs.
Storm, Moorss from Camdsn-Ix9z bales cotton
Princess. Earuhid iron BAYOU Sasa-l6I bales cotton
Rockaway, Davis, from Shrereport-6s0 bales cution
Luna, Elliott, from Alemphs-lzt0 bales cotton.
Chalmetie, Thomson, from LzfOnrghe
Gen. Taylor, Power, from Doualsisonyle.
Chancellor, Bacon, from Louis ie-z3 bales cotton
Moniiana lar0se, frOm BalIze.
+. Nj. Sueck, Streek, from Lafourche.
VIM Noble, Newcomb, IRON Cincinnati.
California, Reynolds. inon Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton, from Mobile.
HELDw--coMrNe UP.
/ ship, lbark, brig, and schr. unknown.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MoNUMENT-BT an ACT
of the Virginia Legislature, a monument 10 the
"Father of his Country" is to be erected at Rich
mond. The Governor, Executive Council, and
Commissioners have after three weeks of laborious
examination, adopted one of the sLrty four plans
submitted to them. The Enquirer says: Ii is to
he monument of about sixty feet in height, sur.
mounted by an equestrian statue of Washington.
On lower pedestal are to be six one rer-
resentng Virginia, with torch raised in one hand
and the other band pointing to broken crown
her feet. The other Ave statues 10 BE- diztin-
guished Virginians, compesrs Of Washington, three
Of them civilians and two military. For the first
three have been indicated Henry, Jefferson, and
Marshall, tembodying Oratory, Craftsmanship, and
Jurisprudence; or The Legislative, Executive, and
Judicial Departmental For the two military fig
ures, Morgan and Lee have been Indicated. The
whole group beautifully represents Virginia and
her sons doing honor TO the great and good Wash
ing ton. That the monument will be executed in
the highest style Of art, we have every reason to
believe. We cannot doubt that the selection of The
Commissioners after much labor aud responsibility
and with e single view TO the credit of the State
and the glory Of Washington, viii he ratified by
the Judgment and feelings of the grateful, enlight-
ened and patriotic people of Virginia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

AssAuLTFrdnk Warrington, charged with entering the
houss OF Mrs Elizabeth Stone, the corner OF Common and
St Peter and striking her with STICK OF WOOD gave
bail yesterday his appearance before the First
District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

FIRST DISTRICT COuRT.-Joseeh Pinto aud Isaac G..
Militant convicted Of keeping gambling house at the
of St Louis and Basin Streets sentenced yesterday to
pay fine of $1,000 each or ia default be imprroned
hard labor for James Patt, indicted ior assan
with intent kill, committed upon the person of Edward
Doughery tried, found guilty, and recommended to the
mercy oil the Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

HARB0RING SLAvE.-John Keller; charged with hsr-
boring the slave boy Phil, Belonging TO T g. g. Bougny,
afragned yesterday before Recorder Baldwin and the
examination fixed for the 10Th In the house OF the accused
Melpomene street, found number OF articles belong
in1 tot tps lave
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-About month since,
Mr. Bonnabe missed from his store, the OF Tchonpi
ouas and Natehez Streets s57 and variety OF fancy
articles which he aseeaned taken by his SadTch
Yesterday, oe missing property found In the shop
of A. ]. Brown, Poydras street He arrested for
caivin thn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

LARcEsYIn January last Mr.. Charles Ford left his
premises, IN Rampant street, lot oil furniture valued al sll0
which he has disappeared As carpets could take
wings, bedding more about pleasure, reasonable
suppose that the arlces vanished BY human ageney 70
suspected in the matter and yesterday he taken into
todY to answer before ReeorieF GeAois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

IHE WEATHER.-Ye Stenlsy dsagreeabie and chilly,
and the evening Of the coolest that we have had this
season. Cloaka pFeminm, and coal fires Of
necessity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

ASSAULT WITH A SLCNs Shot. George Monaghan
gave bail yesterday Tor his this morning before
Recorder Baldwin the complaint Of Arthur Me
Maan vino charges that the accused violently assaulted him
with a shut