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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-16
nR Dr AANFY. AUTHOR on TpR psrv.rr vrn1-

liz UE NNEF, AUTHOR or THR PaTVATR urnT-
eslGuide sc tinues 70 be sonsnised a. ususI IA
ose lcu oasee ~ certain that hav " ham "A
bhysisns hess expersnosd In this branch on pr~e
@ us ma anc Judcious trtatnent requiring no s~r-
suty or ether danRercus medicine be knaws ffror AZ
s tnred cases q other praooners Ne 10 dsiiv r,aAd
rtoht ee'D 70 he "a sursTior ether m Amsrsss
nass who havese msssa by mock eertscsses or trx-
vice gratb. once Lispeaard s.rs,t ss.r krsssvng
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sDWARDK d6tLISs. s. wsn street, N. y, orto
BReWN, SIMPLIFY d co, Liverpool
@. R0BERrss CO., Is R,ng's Arms yard, London.
H. DRAPER Jr 8 Boulevard, kontmartre, Paris.
bove steamers from Hverpoo viii be mssrisy rea1ssd
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Ahtnl hhNAkD -CROsssAN's SPECIFIC HIx-
ms, sU All Remedies yet discovered this H.
out the les, speedy and perm With
~ testrction In oiet drink exposure or change
~ p TO busness kany eursd in two DAYS.
fultou street corner 81 Wiliism "-S ~ -
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Ghtbfl kBNARD-s KsfxIks' ANTfDors A sPk-
ROOO cine hixtere ~ he o. prvase fiscrdsr~.
~ MAKES speedy lssst ressr,csiors
Ieh srnt tTosure or saass Application 10 husin ga
~ eI.prssof shsieSge, sinse e.ss which tho uiy,sr
rih nct care unter te .all~s
~ ~ putup IN bottles full eis a. al Ons kos
We sst wssh-waay Ar ourea ahya ror sale w
y. KING va Broadway iF Hayava street New rorf
~ aitls' wv s.r-v-r sF-set, Weston: wrirht Dc
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NEW MEDICAL BooKB.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
Vsk on tss nature and treatment Of aseats diseases
hr o. besuufnny eolored plates large ~ life; By h.
mer Bostwfok NJ d. lecturer
Above named nature 10 !, large qusr,o-sl1 PAGES; -
coma sdson Priee sly Extraet from the Boston kedi-
equal 70 Records Actions vcrks the same family q
a nsnsa IN nis ssuniry author q Tbs Family Pkys-
sbuse and its deplorab- defects 1mpotency sterty
he srh edition fourteen plstes pfee 81 Fer ssis ~
End by the author. s4 Rrosdwav.
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surprise.

Passengers Arrived.
Trrvs TsLASD-schr Trtnent-Robert fOaier Miss Mar,
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psc s-wisd At suah'o, from wsw' meridian. DO,
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board of Assistants met last evening Present
The President in the chair, and quorum OF members
In their places.
The minutes of the preceding meeting read and
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nEuAkRkH 40 0oEFDEs~bF coArULrEo on
Dssh,s% from - ys.rs prssrics, 81 whieh wery 10
oespitA "a W. u .nshlee 30 gnsrsatea speedy
whe1t rerevry ~ hs aipions IN hts cnos' No. sstt
sneet aeJsihiag Chsthen 9TH tav
snfEerr snt mealeins thls nnfr 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-16

az ~ P,,rs, sff ,,s,...h, AGA.NsT qUAcKERr-
na pIoEres5 VIII oipss rsmedies dis stc
nha clearly gwen sds pied tho use Of evory
S eatlon 54z pp vim plates Price a. anld ~
" Greenwteh streets or mailed free bv post NV % WV -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

bsen fully met from second hands. 2pd d rome hiEh
fass have been obalned for prime asiel4 TIE f1 Of he
wdk have reaehsd about 81. 60 ~ y ftn|ey)
he following senes Kellpw ~ - !. ~. Eng Yellow
3as been 1t 741i17 for yellow, s1f o4se |o " h.,e
ata have b. &c iloas much alteration ara sQ 'ely u
6c . bn.hsi for Illinois, and OK iag 81 f1aif lie
lSts sslss 5sss isss made Il Il ga Il % y Id &. Ttsss
4 no Wheat in market Weeks rectlrn ~ 900 3nsiels
Corn. Exports $50 tnaheIs.
PROVISION sfhc Pork market DUNG nc eaiiy Dor.
lion Of the week, ont anlnafluni ne principal day
business being sales Of O bbs Mes from second bands al
ouf outside figures Of list week On Thursday speculative
demand sprabg ups and $3.50 hbs were eker pnding 400
Mes at al 50 Oil IS, and 20 70 100 1[pe = 81 % b
Dbl Yesterday the saes confined % Ieta palce at
si2 O0 s12 30 foF Mes and 80 50 % 79iof Prime We
noticed sale OF I25 bb M o. Tuesday, ~ SIC 90 y bbl
The Bacon market has been quiet but our asnnced qnoa
tons OF lest week Sidea have been fully usiaped We
now onote Ribbed Sides At 51zqR6sf Prime Clear 0
Shoulders 4zED5 Hams Plain and BaEsedf 5k97 Extra
and Sugar Cured 8191c H. Beefhas rstaIs during lie
week at eli 501 @2 90 for Mess. and ~ ~ IS for
Prime Lard has remained firm, with modefae ale during
the week al &c " b for Mixed 75< for No Prime
and for Choice in kegs and 7zD7< for No 70 Prime in
bbls and erces Western Butter has sod slowly 2I4
and Cheese at7(971kc " h.
RICE-We have change 10 notice 10 this article Old
has continued sell through the week at 4s4z and Fresh
Carolina at Esf041sc v b.
WlSK market has been rather quiet, and Rect.
fled has brought outside prices Of last week ioE ANAL
only Raw has improved, and go bbs were disposed Of lin
iots Wednesday, at 25z@Nc W gallon. Yesterday
o = sc,i " y ~ 49,. y q
49, -, - - -: ~ 'es.t iay ~
9 - 60 90 q =. anu r. 10 7 - a s 'i'e
oo'ac' ca7h- me ou''as ta pslns ss''ese iOi snai
'o' [,,,,,,,x1 N &c, nv. - II,
~ re ~ ~, ~ W.
~ sag me- " : sei4 - uuns u's = = ~ " WV
CoFFEE-Thers has been a le more inquiry for Coffee
1cs y, as'' al Pic ness s'sass usy,se ne saes
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BURGLARY John, slave belonging Mfr. KendIg,
was caught Thursday night in the Of stealing from Mr.
F. Newove's house, Clio street. The negro, when ar
rested resisted violently committing aggravated assault
upon Mr.. Newoye te sent for hearing before the
Second Justice Of the Peace
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THIRD DIsTRIcT CouRT.-Boardo Of Liqnidators vs. The
First .NnncipdiiV. Court. after argument by the
plaintiffs for trial. adhered is former opinion de-
canng the creating the Board unconstitutional far
relates to the sinking Fund OF the First Municipality The
trial was refused II sad that the plaintiffs will appeal
the to the Supreme Court.
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FIRST nfsTRIcT couRr. = A Jury was empanneed
yesterday to inquire into the lunacy of Robert Soul,
swede was clearly shown that the Individual was moi
compOs mentis, and order made out of his conns
ment in the Insane Asylum.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

SOUTH AUsTRALIA.--In locking over the Brit
ish publications Says the N. Y Commercial we
find that large emigration is making its way to
South Australia. We received by The last steamer
a letter from an esteemed friend, long highly re-
spected merchant in The city Of London, in which
he says that after taking years TO wind up his
mercantile and shipping affairs, he about to leave
his native land, with his remaining family, for
South Australia, other members of the family hav-
ing been settled there for some years. He says:
South Australia is likely 10 become more asso-
cated with the United States than even with Great
Britain, especially shoald the navigation laws re-
main upon the present liberal principle.
The last reports, which have Just reached Eng
land, put down the population of South Australia
/ at fifty-six thousand.
The British Government is about TO give all
Il the colonies in Australia representative constitu
ton. The bill for this purpose is called the Aus
tralian Colonies Bill, and embodes in It's provi
sions one for federal union, to be set TO work at
some future day. Phis will be when the popula-
sion ofthe colony is about double what it is now.
We look forward toa line Of steamers between
Australia, Panama and Europe; then we may soy
we shall be at no very great distance from New
York = that is so far as time IS considered.
. Valuable copper mines have been discovered
in the Barossa Range. about six miles from Angas-
ton, which will be of great Importance TO this new
and growing country
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List of vesseIs in Port MOI Cleared.

Aste5in tbs First municipality ldeIignsted ouni
s9e Y NE NO. csnnsn 1t The Rsilrosd and run
ng no. being kisbea Landing Third tH3
s1menes N the Rasa and bang Ehsrl
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE aso57 soY N-IoNarTUDE 800 Win Time. a.
Cleared Yestercia,

ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis, NewYork A Cohen
Shlp FAnenh ial Sears. COWes and MARKET l. Gale
Br ship Gossypiam JOS skisqa t A
ship United states Robinson Triesfe n u Rake
Br brig Telegraph. Young, Chasres John Alexander
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark Cherokee Getty, 10 days from Charleston 10 l. &
l. Levy-2d my
Bark St Mays Mken, q days from Boston. to master
I'd my.
Fl bsk sisrley Pupujos 10 days from Tamplco to master
sehF ysts Is Porter DAYS from ApalachicOIa to MASTER
SloOp II Green, smith, DAYS from Kew West N master
I'd my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bannerof Atakapas Delahoussaye from st Aaftinsvie
Caddo, Graham, from -hIevepoft-4 bales eetion.
Oregon. Hiern. from Mobile
Towboat Phenx, Crowell, from the Passes
Towboat Ocean, McDanies from the Passes.
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CASE on PNoThe trial of Auguste Pine for the killing
ofMichae Burnsn June last, aay the Levee was
called yesterday in the First District Court and on motion Of
the District Attorney, postponed until Friday next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

THE NEWLY ELEnrEp NisHr WAGERING under.
stand thai number Of persons elected officers the Night
watch at the last sitting have been rejected by the Commit
tee appointed to examine their qualifications.
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B o O K s !:
r.,na, FrsoLIes, sunbarI,, and an Erup-

7 ms, FIeChles, sumburn, and an 1rlI1-
lions OF the Skin
- May be speedily psImanent removed BY the Of the
~ discovered CosDec FRENCH CT lS1dGS This valuable
indispensable requisite every ady's
upon Compilation perfectly magica
sale price 70 cents per bottle GUtDNiS,
corner Charles and CRnal stress.
Importer Of Fine Fancy Articles Pfumey and Sporting Articles
~ This Lotion alays all oeeasiOnsd By
fnusqnitoes. my22
RecOllects
ns- The Only Depot Jor Sais n DALLEYsS ORIGINAL
snd ONLY GENUINE MA GICAL PAIN EXTRA CT0R is al
No Isl, ChaFrss srss M q
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The ship Holyoke, Capt Pane cleared for Havre on the
Eth inst returned in distress, having sprung leak s. miles
at the first day out and when towed the Bur
Hoyoke has returned the Brooklsn warehouses to dis
charges she has board 95 bales and lot Of slaves
and timber.
Towboat Ocean owed down and sea- the 18th inst,
bngs Capt Tom, onoe and New World, schr Of Gross.
Towboat Phenix towed down and to sea- on the Ih inst
ship Holyope (snce returned in disues), schF VIM Bryan
and Gov Arnold
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

PARDoNED.-Darius Stafford. who has been in
the Vermont State Prison four years for rObbihg
the mail in Rutland county, has been pardcned out
by President Taylor. He was putin for ten years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

AssAULTwITH KEIFE Peter Qnin was broua hit before
eorder Caldwell the charge of asauIng Ellen Durkin
with bowie knife The examination fixed for the 9th
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Ladies', .NelC Dreas assOegy


TE ID. r s@ANLAN g. CO. 81
hlhlf9 / ko.eizsChartres steet, T4E
iii - Are receiving Plain and Embroidered eeegesE
coioTs; Saiin Striped Painted 0rganies,E u
libhona Dres sksi style Eproidere Lzpes
aTcnes Bpnst end othsr desirable which,
getler with their large and well Of SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, PARIS MI LIVERY, LACES and EAiBROt
DEtS, recently purchased the
houses Europe and A5neiea, they viii sell as
Low PRICES
gla be purchased other house the
< cases of fast eoIored English Jaeonss, Lawns,
se Shar4sys al from 10 70 Is cent? yard
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LARCENY BY A SLAvE.--John. slave belonging 10 Mr.
Cusack arrested yesterday the charge Of stealing s4
from the house of Mrs. Mcdowell. on Charities street
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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA ON THE 18TH
INsT.-The grand German musical festival was
to commence on the 18th, the LeiderkEantz and
Bundesverdin," Of Baltimore, were to participate
with the societies from New York, Boston, Newark,
Reading Bethlehem, etc. etc, On Monday the
18th, at o'clock, the procession was to be formed,
after the presentation Of flags, etc. and proceed to
the Musical Fund Hall for general rehearsal.
After this the whole body would move to lndepen-
q, 'ehce Square, where Hail Columbia and The
8, u Spangled Banner would be sung as ex-
nres sly arranged for this occasion, in quartette,
NAV, " Jones has been appointed to receive the
stranp, srs on the part Of the citizens. The grand
concert takes pace in the evening, at the Musical
Fund Ha H. when a selection of music will be per-
formed by the whole company, numbering about
500 performers, and portion by the individual
Societies. The next day is appointed for picnic
al Carr's Garden, on the Schuylkill, at which the
Mavor and other authorities Of the city and county
are expeeted 10 be present.
The Trotting Match at the Hunting Park Course,
between Lady Suffolk and Lady Moscow, was
decided by the latter being dstanced the first heat
in 2m 3ls.
The mysterious knockers are TO visit the CITY
The four story drug store Of A. X. Miller, IN
Front street above Market, was completely burned
out. The building and stock Of goods were irlly
covered by insurance. Another fire occurred n
Market street, west of Broad, while the former was
burning, in large building, which however was
not much damaged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

ANuIsANcE.We ask the Police authorities Of the Second
Municipality to take cognizance Of contempoIe four BY
six stencil plate handful Issued BY certain Doctor In Poy
dras street, and which obscene brand IS thrown into the
houses of Tespec able residents informing them Of the Phi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

Max Marelzek, il is said, has three theatres under
lease-Astor Place, New York Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia; and Federal Street, Boston.
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Grand Subscription Concert, under the
.A5Ta Direct of mr. HOefKner. saax.
Ka7aB tN- Tie SDoscFibr-s this CON -
SffS CERrS respectfully Informed that Nf7s1H
49, eerifs viii be continued EVERY WEEK, .Sfls
. ~ THURSDAY the Commercial Hall, ST. Nl-s
lchsE essueet apis
~ j. COKE d CO., DRusaIsrs, Corner ef .Naen-
". ssns asld Poydras gtrests, are prepared 70
lies. Every article warranted genuine. DR.. E. J. W.
C0xEs Preparations, extensively used for years. ~
Recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unedualled remedy
foECoughs, Colds. Influenza, etc.
f=T$ EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARII.I4A
.GkG AND uBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIILA AND
y TARAXACUM--The strongest preparation that can
he made. proved BY the effect produced
BAESABf OF NAPHTHA, TAR. LiVERNORT. etc.
For the cure Of Consumption and Bronchitis.
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls lysdp
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and do wonder with the Thermometer at 80 degrees
that citizens bid adieu the Of the for
the shaded lanes and mbowed cottages Of the Lake shore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

OFFICE q TIE e. cnEsgEsr z N.Y. .s. lis. Co.
THE ELECTIUN held IN pursuance al ae Of the crier
on hs "a az instant the following sen,smsP wsTs chosen
August NEXT - ons ssa' nom 'ns 9n oas 2
Samuel ssIl, GORsia, Felowss. MIegutshson
Ssa$ Aim SsRs. Ri 3d. S,s.ss i $si
Ssb ssIsJ siys kBsst ss'''n s!p M.1 sSl
J, Y 4 !, z as WP cSnysrse. ? simmer
& fsssss asq fBs sa. is9 sns:s'
IF eqS PUG H ss,ssg@ F s@si d Day
Il N Wnsht, john n 8 Woodruff r.sa osmsi'sn
he ssas Ct Oh i Rss Il is he'd KffEB oma.
' VS. Com
sALEmPG;s y % cab balance sss sFsit
same family. Healthy, honest tidy and Efficient Good plain
az 'fs @
uesAO0rnooa e bs'9e 1qo Zee sss ss. Ho,s
jeaO At near Common s street.
rTsO RENTYery low to good tenant until Isl Novenl.
factory w cam n s Hi,e ~ aa ue y @
delightful residence Camp street, four doors below Ia
rooms Kitchen pan and very oonSsne aS has
small sasd sna sSen = ECnt yards ~ paved
ticulaEs apply at this office. je5l
NEpH ORLEANS 4 ( and HgEY VILE PLANK
Compans will be opened al the Office Of VIM MosASHAs
No Is Grayier street. Monday next the 2ih st. and
each day. jeai St
r. UNAWAY-The mulqttO man BEN, aged about "a
penter by trade, left Alexandria. Rapdes about the IN
middle Of Arl ss sappossdin COMPANY With
pides by Capt Bailey, and purchased nom Mrs FsghaTs
ay o 81 g. cSpsi s ssd sse
1, %ssdsd Or the s l a. y 4
CIGAR TOBACCO.
KEA MASON oouE E H., - 5,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

THIRD MuNoIrALITy-The step of progress has passed
the old landmarks and visited this district In our daily
walks through its streets, have observed the evidences Of
the comedy fast disappearing before the bricks and
tar Of this progressive The low tiled roof and awkward
gables Of its ancient doicles being replaced by neat and
substantial buildings and though load of debt partly bears
down the energies Of is inhabitants. there still 60
ahead spirit manifested, despite the owns Of fate The
spire Of church s up It's graceful head above The
walks Of Washington Sq1ara pleasant back ground
TO the picture and number Of industrious arizsns are put
ting up their homesteads the cheap ots which can be
procured in this hitherto neglected quarter fthe city
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GFocsries.ss Provisions. Kdaness
'TisIg Day 5sss {. I. s..i % - as
SO ssos s' sl's e '' s.s sSsss''
Z, .ls.s.s ssS,f egtsd sisa..
i. asi 1sass ss 81 e 1ss's ssa %
Shoulder, Posts sta- ai-
AZ ~ e4 isI1ss Z e = lIss.... lss
Horses Mules =. Drnys Esfts and Cattle.
BY THOs. y. SPEAR, Aucsr.
r'ilIs ply Jass ~ Al hsF4., q b so q Ne
q IA 'i.ssd 551ssss' a66isEs some sa.snasisd
esgss lsfs wsssa., sgsxs ssssasls. and s1y xal@ais
fteu The Man espalf5 fgandG
y MI. =.
Valuable Heal Estafe IN the Third Municipality
BY y. r.. PHILLTPs.
Jaae = At Y ceieek y q b 80 The 81 iouq
nsSo ssaashaifstqfy rnAmR BuLDfs slate roof es
,s,nnz ioar ro9s on The 9Nsf d one "A y
sFFsi Ss es s Two ssSd Bsdo Ts
n,s s% iDs is ass. Il sHs 10 p ase 4
sssons new Fence There aa hss iii beg
pr month VII taken he afeaasr vii con M
ADD especabis nsishooraod Oh hs acr eas Cut aad Be-
tvesa Eagasn snd Poet four from Epiaaads
Aet Of sale before Bernard Ppa Nsrg Public expense
Of .1e pereea.ss: l.zL
Barges.............. Harges .Iarges.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE a. co.
Ky Jane q hspast o'eioek-- wal be sold at the
aas large BAReEs- psyt0aA and Fashion.
p. b. TAYLOR,
A UCTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. has removed
81 Estate stocks careoes Damagsd Cotton House
hoid Furniture. tlsves &c myi On
I EWis FLORANCE. cos.nsissie,.sd s4uenonesr. Of
y fee No Gravi viii attend. usual, and give
81 sfes 1s 70 ne M q sa Ea sosas
etc. viii also makes advances on Merchandise placed N s
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SATURDAY lionNINa. JUNE p. $50.

The WEATHER.-The heat yesterday was extremely OBJ.
pressive The beamed down in its wsuncsl tylN. and
melting mortas sought in vain keep cool undot he nham
matory appeal 1t made think Of he country igh for
the Lake shore, and dream Of The beauties Of The Bay
Where the sea winds pierce the leaf1 soitudes.s,
How pleasant the retreat would be- could depart from
the pent dusty thooughfae, and the
din of city life, sequest red where smoke min
ged with the r trade displayed is CANDY bappngs
delights rural life handsome villas and pleasant home.
steads, where
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLAcIpE.g vARIKTlKs.

oxEs, Flint and Tier PargIstte, cents;
ID coldfef onIs so (acrs
hApAs, osclqtk. pre-
Urls EVENING, saf1ray, performed the Bur-
etn entitled
METatEKs SEE Ny FATAER
lord Aiion :. ...-.. Howard
NJ iar Flank
FIJI oidy Mr.. Holland
Fanny re Mrs Howard
Afsef which.
by ali TIE principal bancers.
To be folio BY
"A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
by Mmlle. Bsron PnRuely.
After which, the Musical .Burlettao f
JENNY LIND.
Jenny eatie Z. Howard
haron ~ iod berry -Mr Dswnon
Gyanhy ess Mr. Spear
To conclude with the Ballet Of
THE LIVING FOUNTAIN.
sspuas M b1agn
sa.saanf Mr. Wood
n,s' toi- Mr. Rlreiely
s5loo- braith Atte
Leso Mmlie. Baron
Marie Chippe4dAle
IL Monday evening-Bsneht of Mr. and Mrs. MYERS.
PLaclVE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

YOUTHFUL DEENQuENrs. Two lads, apparently old
enough be Of the cmnaty or tsr course were
brought Caldwell yesterday on the charge Of
having stolen quantity ofslk handkeche from the Of
Goldsmith, Huber Co, IN Graver street. The boys gave
their names James Griffin and George Harrison They
were discovered by clerk in the establishment in the act Of
stealing the goodhe actual theft having been assigned TO
the one of the vicious pair while The more expe
enced lad kept watch These juvenile ofenders were sent
down the House Of Reuse where perchance the tsg may
be unbent, and reform made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

IsnroTMKsTs FouED.-In the u s. District Court the
Grand Jury returned bills Of indictments for violation of
the Act of Congress of 1915 BY setting on foot an Expedition
against the Island of Cuba, against John Al. Quitman
Governor of Mssissippi) Judge Cotesworth Pinckney
Smith, Cof the Circuit Court Of Mssssippi) John Hende
dae Senator from that Stated J. H. ossuiyan, Gate
editor of the Democratic Review, and Of former Min
lister Spain) John F. Pickett, (late Consul at Turks
Island Theodore Oaa (ate Major in the United States
ATmy,) N. J. Prince, Peter Smith, A. Gonzalez Thomas
Theodore Hawkins, w. Ii. Bell NJ j. Bunce, l.. j. sEur
Estate Senaior Donation Augusiin Brgader General and
Commander of the Legion, and General Naresco Lopez
making all, sixteen persons We understand that effort
will be made to bring these trial before the adjourn
ment Of the Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

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e1kA brig FEoHtNA, CBpt. FenaIqlan 81 ihe eapscity
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