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The New York herald., 1850-12-14
Trouble ia sy ria--Bsttie Between Turks
aud Insurgents.

A letter from Beyrout, OF ,he 4th, says-" For
some years past, the Turkish government has b, en-
detirous Of subjectng the Synan population to the
recruitment system; but 80 great was the dissatis-
faction the idea caused among the people that Il
refrained from doing so. AT lsst, Ia Septemh-r, "
determined TO execute the deagn, and u began
operations. The people murmufed, and bands of
armed men, commanded by the Emirs Mohamet
and HassaD, Of the family OF Hariourch, com
monty known AZ the Emrs Of Baaloeck, advanced
towards Damascus, but were dispersed by the
Turkish trooJe. II was believed that, after this,
the recruiting would take place quietly, hut the two
Emrs re-eppeared At the beginning Of October In
the environs Of Damascus, at the head OF between
1000 and 1900 men corps OF the regular srmv,
consisting of two bsttaloDs ~ infantry, two squad
rons ofcsvalry, four and four hundred irego-
lars, under Mustapha Pacha, marched TO meet
them, and succetd ded the 10th OF October in
hours disisnce from Damascus The rebels were
obliged to give battle, and were completely defeat
ed, with lose Of 1000 men; the two Emirs were
captured The loss Of The troops was only
thirty men. The village Maloulah is inhabited
PRINCIPALLY by Christians; and the Turkish
soldiers, exaggerated with the resistance they
rade, rilsged come houses, carried of wo-
men, killed Catholic monk, wounded
another, ind 80 seriously wounded a schis-
matte Greek bishop, that he died. They alec
completely sacked two converts, pretending tina,
they contained punpowder, and that Insurgents had
taken refuge in them. M. de Valb,zene, the
French corsul at Damascus, exerted himself on
hehalf Of the Christians, and through bis interven
tiop,Fhe serashier of the army OF Arabia promised
assistance 10 villagers, and ordered the troops
forthwith to give up all the articles taken from the
churches ana converts. The day after the battle,
the Emirs were made TO wwk through the
streets OF Damascus 10 their shir's, with irons
on their feet, and street brooms on their shoul-
the same puuishmcnt daring FIVE days but
suddenly they were cent of 70 Beyrout, from
The New York herald., 1850-12-14
Denmark and the Dushies-
The fortress ct kendsblrg war oriog provisions
for three mouths.
Prps.ls. Aumris, nrd nussia.


The Pruss,a lsIhUmsaf wae Opeart on the
2ia, ny the Kiug. The Toyal speech IS TO the fol-
lowing efiecss-
Ny Intention TO orrs'. a ecn',itoton .hlch shall
-nsver to th. wapts ~ the gsrasn sstion hss hth
srto falsd IL my hops ~ the fptur-. have cl1ng
q the ioes ~bch psrvsdes nv srdf.vorr Hut csn-
mot r~tuue Ste realization On Ne. iooofafor. until
ftsr tue d-ctsOn rvrpectips tn fcvn tton ~ the
GERMAN roR,ederstton NOPE th~t IN negotiations
hops that ovr srmamsnts ~iIi ,aacs 70 protect our
rights NJ this point eau be gsiuel thA armament
has dsngsr for the tranquility - Eurote FOR my
people cpIy strong s1t also conaljsrate. We
not We SEX not 90 infr,nye The rights Of
say body bat ,ndesvors tsDd 70 sGest srrsags
meat Of the cotBmon fatberlsDd ~hch anal De suits
ol- 70 the eoudiii"Eof Prussis.
The royal speech has caused ne greatest ex-
cit,n'ent !. Is tsoughttO be favorable To the war
party.
protest Qaintt the o. ssage ~ the Federal troops.
The MINISTERIAL journals appssi 10 me Psrliamrnt.
fnreatiDg them Got 10 pieJhsg- The Poley OF the
Cabinet keversh-ists, the overthrow of the Man.
ieui,l Cabinet ~ con-Jercd as certain Hanover
has decreed ,he mobilization OF ~ Federal contin-
gent The lienovenan Cah,ast mas declared ITS
assent to The passage u Federal army through
Hanover 70 Holstein1
According TO letters from Berlin. 10 tbe 23d inst
the Polish deputies ot Posen. no have hitherto
refused 70 take the oath 10 me GO siitulen, have
now declared their reaiiaess ~ t1ke hsi oath.
But 20 the presentthsy have protested against the
electoral law ss.impos-i without me concurrence
iuf the nation. They decarc that their consii-
Nututs ndu eAnCuonf0 tnNt fAN W nlAhlnH lntF re-
turns according to its provisionx.
The Holstein question, an fr as the march OF
fdersi uoops u concerned, remsias still unde-
cided.
BY letters 10 the 2ith. we learn that ornaments
and martial preparations were sui continued
Official notice has been given that the Russian
government intended 20 abolish the line Of customs
between RUSSIA and Poland government paper
mentions another Austrian proposal.
teleRraphic despatch has been received from
the British government, in anticipation Of the ar.
rival OF Lord Westmoreland In this despatch
England insists on Prussia k.eping the peace with
aAustris Great Britain allows the Efapps roads
but she insists on the pacihcaton of Holsten being
fstft 10 the four great powers
A Rptsisn corpe ~ obee-vahon is concentrated
in Poland, clorc TO the Prussisn frontier. Tn,
troops thus concentrated consist chiefly Of cavalry
and artillery.
,sespstchrs had arrived from =, Peersburgh, and
acshnef council had been held In consequences
Russia enPports the Austrian claims Strengthen
I'd by this supyort. the cabinet of Vienna presses
90 an ,snrnrdistr decision its de-nands respect
spg Hoisiein and Hcsse. Amidst the general kr
The New York herald., 1850-12-14

Advices from Constantinopl. stale that Kossuth
WIS still In durance on the Ito ult. No attempt
had been made to assassinate the sultan. A con-
servstivs conspiracy had been discovered. Many
arrests had taken place.
The New York herald., 1850-12-14
The King OF sardlnia and ths Por..

The King OF Sardinia opened his Parliament At
Turin, on the 23d inst, and was enthusiastically
received. His speech was highly satisfactory, es-
pt cially that portion which declared bis intention
20 maintain the laws necessary for the new poiti-
cal and legal organisation Of the country in spite
of the Pope.
The New York herald., 1850-12-14

On wedntsdsy night sbout eleven o'clock, the
schooner Queen. of London from cardd tyt-ir
lost on Iflllsck bach. and the whole NJ her -
rsristsd from the six. OF the boat tbat -s Fssh-f
shore this mcrnpg entire the vessel l. sbppo.-d
b. have been about 100 tons burthsn The or-S -ers
disipcty heard cry ipg for ssssapce bat none ssad
then be rendered NOtbirs more Of the vessel or cr-s
vas seen or heard after one O'Clock tn's morniss
Inn NIL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

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!, o. ''"' i.''
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p'..'.'..,.''''' '''' '' -. ''''',
~
a. ntt-"n and Ter sh'' eject one
rp' ,r'iai.,e.
fs'eai''."
No. Jefferson. river l''rr'F' ana f''"'
y. H'o.ne. jasper anl Newton saa''
". A.arr'en a"d Houston shall e'esti""
ftF'' 'N'tlHt~
~ N''asaoehe' ana Angela 'hat' elect
N'. d. -" Augustine ''1' ''''' 'n' f'if''
''I'".'
SH'.'' 'i" '''e, one 'rFTr-'"'''ii',
'." ''' u t'.''' '''" '',s'
''N '''i'
'''' is'''' ''''' ''''' s."
.''" ''' '.' IT. i''''"'''
'' '''
&C. '''' '''"'' ''"i ''''' ''' ~ Pc
y" ~ Cherokee shall elect two represent
att"-
W. j" smith ,Ia, elect one representative
". y. Henderson and Nan I.nai -Ila.i eir,t
oHr r'rfr~ru's'Hr
NJ. Us llInl and kaufman siGli elect one
r-fr 'yltinr
" l' ll"phiu, ,uIIl elect one rtprc-cn-
@,Hn
y" -1 aus ~uui eject one representative
\" a. Red Rover shall elect one represent
Hl"r
\" - Lamar shal, elect two represent
"'If~
NJ -5 lanun shall elect one rcprt>eH
Nfr.
Ne - ftrmu, Grayson, and Cook. shall
rI,et one rcrfv~.niii,r.
NJ % CoIn.atd u,utop .t.U cle., nr..
Commemorative.
Nc -G Dallas shall elect one representative.
No. -. Navarro and Rhinestone -h.H eject
ont representative.
Ne IS Leon, Robertson and BraHos, sha,,
cecl oUr representative
" >" Milan and williamson shall elect
one r. prrNenia.l't
\" 3' 'fifneS shall elect one representa-
Wr, IN
n" H. Walker sba' eject one representa-
Wr
y" ~ Montgomery shall elect one repre-
''1,.N
\" So Harms shall elect three representa-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21
LONT CERTIFICATES

NOTICE Is given that ! have lost the fol-
" lowing Land claims One hud warrant.
issued 10 me al Houston by the Secretary If
War of the Repnbtc Of Texas. for \ hun.
dred and forty aeres--houn,y Tor entering BeN.
ar from the morning of the Ssh To the 10th
days ct December, 1870. and taking JV,rt IN the
reduction OF The same the headlight ceriiti.
cate Of '' 4. Anderson, Tor three hundred and
t"eniy acre. Of land, issued To him bv tn.
Board Of Land Commissioner. Of Harrison
county on the ID day Of July, 1913. and clA.-
No I, and certificate No 50. aud unIe., intel.
Iigenee OF them j. received NJ the department,
OF war or at the proper department. within
three mouths from Ihi, date, will apply TO the
proper olccrs Tor duplicate.
HOLLAND L. ANDERSON.
n3iiif
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

lust ERECTING IN the Ea,, mart Of tho
- town Of Marshall, and Viii have in op. m.
ton IN avery short time. an Iron touudcry. pre-
pared 10 east variety OF ar iciez and part,cu.
inriy plough Of the mos, approved
plan A. D. BtRRLSS,
June I. 1870 navI
IOBAcco-Chewmg and smoking
very tne quality. Also Scotch and Lorl.
ards Maccohoy Snuff; Pepper (blnck and
eaycnnel Alspice Ginger Draw and ground
Cloves Cinnamon; Mace Nuimeg-, Sc. just
received and for sale hy
EVANS & SEARS,
lnloi Druegias, Marshal, Ieras
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

\ ii,ri-oa county Texas. ma
INJURY FIELD, Nlo-aag az Ian
- dre,, Ely-ian Fields, Harrison a..
Texas r31
~ PATlilu, Auorpeg q iar Ma.
! D.. HARRISON county, Texas !
I,ASEN ASkEW, iuorneg al L,, !
\ SHALL HARRISON counrv, Texas, sin -.
in tire Di,iuc' Courts q the eoun,ie. ~
a.on, Ca,., up-hur, Smith, Cheroks, :
and panoh.
COLLECTIONS entrusted to him wiil IS,
.pcglal attention
\A'llllAM \ NIL, Attorney at la, !,
W shall, TrNa-. >
lNDWIN CATER N~ary pubi,r. -
IL .he tmutk Jerks Office
I)AWlI\S, EVANS x Co., C,,.
IL Merchants, j. Common It, New a.
RstEn Tp-Col Vim ) Richardson q
Frazer j., \ Collier, E~q., Harrison !
Dr. JOHN " Massl, Rusk county /,
Cree. * Kew Marshall NJ
~. tItyAIl, T. ~ ROBERT, Arns,
v O-..tt Il Hdrs SA,-,s'
I ECkiE. ROBERT, y Co. Conr,
II u-rteHisaad Cogo1 Fartor,, Gs,-.
\cW Orleans
lIttlI VI fARklOR y co. Aae,S,
IL Commission W -raaats. shre,ers.,
Slaves tep' constantly on band, ior ,ale 4 I
Orleans priccs IA,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

FOR SALE.
4 PLEASANT Family Residence one block
\ from the Pubie Square. with Garden and
out Houses, Is offered low Tor cash. Enaulr,
a, this Office
Feb. I'm, 1850. 81 sm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21
WARD 4 WILSON


D!NNpii IfbN
~ agreement pi mHic-, the ropar'uer-h'p
- heretofore eaislng undlr lae maine and
'yie Of FEiou 4 llaLtAsh j. tbl, day dissolved
onc o. both Of tile Iait hnn can Id all times De-
found at the old stand rcaa. iar settlement.
They embrace ih', opportunity 10 reiHra
Tier u'ank- 10 their friend. far 'hc liberal nst.
Fonase heretofore extended To tarn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21
WARD & WllsN


TllE subscriber wishes 10 inform ~ Il
that he has taken the House, N sa'
L., formerly known ~ the shre,espor-
lIibber', Hotel. and opened under The -
PoWltLs Horst He hope, from ~
ucucr IN the husluce-. to be- enabled 10
tho citizen, Of Shreveport, and the N
public. such accommodations as shall m''
appreciation Of all. ,,,
Shrevcnnrt. La. March LIT. 1919
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

- " row Eli. k,rafln. and Z 4
IL. mg Nrc4lm and Cation Fac,o-, NJ
N'cscl street New Orleans. l..
Rector, fo Wm Il Cohbs and J II A
por' Z lddn. Texas. 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
EIGN PORJS.

II FOR HANANA-Tbe A / very fast sailing brig
IT. JOHN FRENCH. Capt. Shack ord. having a
=, peronU her cargo engaged. will leave the 9Th
s snn rse b OF passage having EXCELLENT aeeOmmoda
- Apply ny Doari at Lower Peayune ter, or
euo JOHN w. ANDREWS a. GO. % Common st.
kssA 'Eaats so bales Cott0a 70 m ap.-FOR LIVER
lsassso oll-Iakes no GRAIN The tast sailing
- a bnush snp TARA, Hamilton. master, will have
in,Gs uhatTn kos freight Of 500 bale Cotton Apply TO
!el2 IOhs n ELLtpFT Z co, " Crave St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Tile Affairs Of Cuba in Spain-The Madrid
correspondent of the London Times writes, under
a late date, letter which shows that the Spanish
authorities have at length become fully awake to
the real necessity of reforming the administration
OF Cuba. The letter alluded to confirms some
statements previously made in our foreign advices,
and says " The present state of Cuba and the
marked disagreement which exists between the
Government and the Captain. General of the Island,
and which have induced the withdrawal of the
Count de Mirasol and the commission which ac-
GomPaned him, and the appointment of Gen. Jose
de la Concha to that command, are the objects Of
every conversation, and may be regarded as the
most interesting matter of the day 1t appears that
serious facts, well authenticated, have made their
way to the Council of Ministers, and have enlight.
ened them to the real state of the colony and the
PenlS which hang over it. In letter received a
lew days since from Havana, it is stated that the
slave trade and the importation of negroes have
been carried to the highest pitch during the gov.
eminent of the Captain General"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
Omce Of tbe Creacent MANUAL In.urnncs Co.

The Company further report that they had a, the date of
the 18th inst, being the close Of their fiscal year. the follow
ing assets viz:
In Bonds and Mortgages unincumbered
10 the Parishes Of Orleans and Jeheo double he smon
loaned uefeon'
Due for PTmums, and in of collection IA a
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty
three and OHerd per cent the earned premiums Of
The past payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES
They offer this community all the advantages OF horue
Institution, whose profits invested in their midst and the
security OF real and substantial capital of Three Hun.
dred and Sixty ThOusand Dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
VILLA ] DEWEY. 81 Gravier street,
aui3 or to FREDERICK g AMERuEN. "a t,ravier st.

-. INAEt AtIU a WUtFh TOR NAIlFOR-
sstlA MA = The well known fast sailing eipper
saha1s2 THORN, Can't John Lewis, viii wave far AN
Juan Nicaragua unavoidable acc'deus excepted the
let OF September next.
From san ReaJo the Pacific, the route IS by
the san Juan and Lake Ncaragua with twelve miles
Of land carage, and all through Interesting and pe+tecIy
healthy country Rsalin port OF the Pacific
at which there opportunities reaching san
trahc co by selling vessels This about Thousand
miles shorter than any other operation. The rnom 10
IN line GrdeI and will sail puucualy advertised, provided
a ssilcient number of passenger Ufier.
Passage SO ami found, For tickets apply the office
Of the gent,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

~ - JEFFERSON CITY, I
,, Tuesday Evening, September g. 1850.
arrived per steamers WOosman and Anne 81 Red River
Beeves and 1871 do Calves.
fRIcEs; Beef Cattle 94GD6c % III net I; Hogs, -
id,oc W ID metz Sheep, 81 5000 70 ~ head; Mich Cons,
SS'Cas $50 W head CaEUcs, s. 5Oa3s7 so % head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Hon. Luther Severance, U s. Commissioner
to SaHdt0ich ISlandS.-The Kennebec Journal OF
the 22d says: Mr.. Severance and family LEFT
thus city on Thursday morning last, for Boston
whence they sailed yesterday, in the new and
splendid ship Gentoo, direct for the Sandwich
Islands. To the readers Of the Journal Mr. SIEVE.
rance's departure will not prove an entire loss oil
communion. He will still continue his pleasant
acquaintance, as occasion may allow, by means Of
his pen and his new and larged field of obser-
walton will enable him to present them with fresh
and interesting topics of amusement and instruc-
ton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

FdtaL Accidental man named Samuel Fenton
IcIl from window in the third story of CIausen's
boarding house, corner of BarracI and Old Levse
Streets about II O'Clock on Monday night, and
was "a almost Instantly killed. He was brought to
. slls first Municipality guard house, where an in.
verdict N accordance with the above facts. The
u.csassd was native of England, aged about AZ
at the time ofthe accident, '''''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

,CtARLEsTON-Perb bark Sarluac: 9S7 bbls flour, 1876
40 whkY 2O do qd oil 80 ties hams, 81 hh Bacon SO els
BALTIMORE-Per bark Robt Walsh IA baes cotton,
50 pk Is mdse 10y
PENSACQLA-Per schr Pasulaga; 50 ;1S -four 10 do
noTk DO mol asses ks bacon 70 kegs lard, 70 do butter,
6O bags corn, 10 do coffee
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Gen Hamer 80 bbls flour,
~ DO whisky, III do pork 10 hds bacon do sugar. lou SKIS
CUrn, etc, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

LIVERPOOTl-persh shin Astoria! pkgs mdse Richards
MGO-lS 10 Mcdowell 4 MilIs-6do Gas Light Co-32 cks
soda ash NJ Connolly &cO-l6 mdse II llODand-3 do
Irehn Cegg &co-23 pkgs mdse % crates eartenware w
4 Violet 0G bnles mdse Cramer &cO-4 cks do Toby Il
ecke &co-32 do North Bros do Ed Leon- do Lathop
iG1-olS Dtrs RAJ EOa iron amer o-ot o. POoPs w
trankln-!Q cases mdse Schmidt &co22 do d II Holmes
90 w Haggery " BrO-3OO bXs tin date Saml Locke
S pkEs msr Thos Medey-p bds sheet iron, 20 do hoop
IRON Folger-5O pigs mdse II Decor Rllard-Z9 do
II Hill &cO3 do $3.50 fire brick, "a crates earthenware,
etc, Orier
CADIZ-Per bark VIM Henry: Wines brandy, etc, for
reshipment to fHmpicO.
NEW YORK-Per bark n II Wolfe Assorted mdse.
HlLADELPHlA-Per bark Nashua Assorted mdse.
Th0MASFON-Per brig Susan Ludwg ll43 cks lime,
Cant YOmnr ON boarl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

CdmphiHe LampS-PersOns should be warned in
the use of these Lamps, before III fearful truth
comes home to their hearths and hearts IN ONE ter.
rlble calamity. We scarcely open an exchange pa
dent arising from their use. From the New York
Sun, we copy the following fire statistics during
OF the thirtyseven fires which occurred last
month, six of them were caused by he bursting Of
ny the careless use of This burning fluid, but we
are forced 10 chronicle, almost daily, some unoru
nate caSu lty or loss Of life also OF the thirtysev.
en-, twenty-six caused but slight damage Abour
one hundred thousand dollars worth Of properly
was destroyed, four persons were seriously burnt.
thre' of them from bursting of lamps, and two
horses were DESTROYED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Arrest Of The English Coaricts at Neg York-Ten
or more OF the escaped convicts from Bermuda who
arrived in NewYork few DAYS since, in the hrrg
Susan, have been arrested for the purpose Of being
sent back. We are informed, also, that several
convicts from Mackienburg- StreIitz arrived short
time ago in ship ftom Hamburg. 1t seems that
uey got Their liberty on condition that they would
come to the United States. The Mavor of New
York compels the captain 10 take them back at his
own expense. Foreign Governments, for SOM
time past, it is well known, have been sending their
Vagabond and criminal population to this country,
but, as they are now playing the game too exten
sivey, it is well that a stop should be put to ii,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Receiving Stolen Property A free woman of
COLOR named Ellen Henry, was Yesterday arrested
by the First Municipality police, on the charge Of
receiving various articles Of stolen property. Two
stolen shaws were found in her possession, and
she was locked up to await an examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

BO1'I Fortetted.-The case of w. E. Goddard,
charged with breach of trust, was called up before
Acting Recorder Hale yesterday, and the accused,
failing to appear his bond was declared forfeited
The tormaIity of giving bonds is certainly becom-
ing perfect farce, as we have never known a for
ieIted bond to be collected in any of our Recorder
Courts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Communism in China -Recent foreign papers
speak, on the authority of the Rev. Mr. Gulzlaf,
the eminent Christian Missionary, Of the existence
and spread Of a ccmmunistic movement in China.
The enormous pacuaIions ard extortions of all the
Chinese officials had rendered formidable and
general outbreak of the lower classes imminent.
when the class of proprietors, perceiving the dan
ger TO their interests, came forward and organized
establishments on the communist principle. the az
tension Of which has gone far to remedy many of
the evils complained OF. Very doubtful.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

The Hungarian Singers in BOston.-The Hun.
garian Singers are going to open the Boston Thea
tire on grand scale. Beside their talent and Ma
retz-k's Band, they will introduce their master
piece called tbs Grand Confusion of Babylon, on
which occasion they will sing in thirty different
languages, so that cry nation will recognize their
national m aI0dy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

French Cyionies.-" After twenty-five wears of
immense sacrifice and effort in Algeria, " SAYS the
Paris Constitutional, I'VE have barely sixty four
thousand coonists of all nations, and every one Of
them, who is cultivator of the soil, suffers either
absolute penurY severe straits"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

Dseor.-The Washington pa Reporter states
that remarkably large and brilliant meteor was
seen by several persons in the vicinity of West
Middleton, in that county, on the Sth inst. 1t
passed, says the Reporter, near the earth, with
considerable velocity, and appeared of beautiful
white color II was seen by several perso $ two
three miles distant from the other and appeared
to be about the size of a half bushel The sun
was shining at the time, yet the meteor was dis
tinctly visible
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04
n EW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY NrORNiNG. SEPTEMBER 4

Fre.-A fire broke out last night, about IL
O'Clock, in frame dwelling on Levee street,
between Third and Fourth Lafayette, which was
entirely consumed We could not learn the par
ticnlars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-04

RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT.-SeveraI afidavits
were made in this Court yesterday, and a con-
siderable number of prisoners were disposed of, but
there were no cases of any interest. We might
make column out of the proceedings, but think
the space more valuable.