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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYERS 'tCHERRYi PICTORIAL
Rox the et,rA NJ

COUGHS COLDS, HoAasENEsS -
ASTHMA. and CONSUMPTION, -
V'HE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended ~
relieve and cure sseons Of The ns. nave SspsS 10
eeisor MY equaed By no other medicine We Offer 70
full belief tia, win subdue and remove the ssysrss n,
lacks Of disease upon the throat and uogs While n
hopeless ca.ee Of consumption 10 also, IN diminSsnsd
doses one Of the mildest and agreeable family -
cnes for con mon coughs and colds Read below s es1
ion OF men who are known to the world, and ths wcsl
respeciihei op mons
JAMES c. AyEI-Sir: have used your Cherry Peeto-
raj" in my own case OF deepseaisd Bronchitis ana en-
satisfied from It's chemical constitution that an sdni
rsble compound for the relief OF sryngs and broncha
difficulties. my opinion as to tie superior character
proper EDWARD hiTCHCOCk, LID:
From BENZ Slliman, M. d. LII d. esc.
Member the Liz Hist Med Paf and Scientific soc3s
ties Of America and Europe.
from some Of the best srcIes in The Maeris MedIes ed
effective remedy for the class Of disosses nopd
New-Haven. Conn Nov. ], 1919
Prof Cleayeland, Of Bowdoin College, Me.
,oral In nv own family and thai OF my brenda and il eivss
satisfaction to state In M favor thai no medicine have
ever known has proved so emnenly successful In curing
Sold BY RUsHTON, CLARK & CO no and "a Broad.
way; + d. SMITH, Brooklyn; J. d. NOVEL;; Williams
burgh, and by druggist generally. ss Swrufh&s'
XVHITwELL,s ORIGINAL AND ONLY
w GENUINE OPoDELDOC, for Rheumatism, Sprstns,
Cranps, &c. ~ Recommended by PROF. Michel Of
New-York College OF Medicine. Price Is cents bottle.
Whtwelrs Aromatic Snu8 ~ Recommended BY Prof.
Warehouse Of Harvard University. For Headache, Co
tarrh and Neuralgia Price 25 and 80 cents q bosde
u Beware OF limitations, and buy sny thai which has
the signature Of j. p. Whityyell on the wrapper.
Bold wholesale and retail by Rnston, Clark Co. A. D.
4 ID Sands; Thomas 4 Maxwell 20f 3mW4Sr
VI,O BIOTHERS.-Moihers and Nurses who are trou-
bled with children who require much coaxrg 20 take
medicine should, b. all means purchase the CO eorated
Maheen Syrup OF DR. J. Read. IL colds. coughs,
sorethroai, ncfpient consumption hnbus cosysness de
preston, re- Principal Office 81 Chambersst Agents IN
this city Dr. Sanders In the Bowery Of SECONDED;
Dr. Trimmer - WhitehasL Ia Wliamsburgh, l. DG-
bee LAG Fourthst myl3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

CVARIEs FULLER, dealer In Jennngss new
L Patent Premium Safety Gas Lamps. Also, Camphene
spiri Gas Oil and Lard Lemps Hall and other Lanterns
ir nao Chandelier &c OF the most approved pserns
Rritsnns ard Glass Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Orneneos
Also Csmpbene, Spirit Gas, PhOsgere Gas Oh, Wlcks
Glsses &c Z3 GreeuwichsL between Warren and Cnan-
hers Ste mylO lnh
TIRE SUBSCRIBER has opened an offce Tor the
! prGrtice OF Law, az 50 Wsll-si Jsuncey eoun-Ne"-
Yofk, May ], 1850 CHARLES Z. hiRhLANo,
TIE Subscriber, Gin connection with Charles T. hlrkan1
has opened Office for tie practice Of the Law ais wall
4" ~, JsII ig! IttciEN BIRDsEY.
nIssOLUTIONOFC OPARTNERsilP.-Ih the
tn withdrawal OF W. @. Adams The business OF ~ Dill
will be feued by the remaining partners, NJ D. NTH
and JAS l. SMITH 70 whom all payments OF oeoS uo7
Tie irm mUsi be made. WIN Il SMITH Y. Nassa1-st
Evil 81 JAS. Il SMITH,
DUBIIC SOTIcE.-sUPRENE COURrIn the natter Of zoo
spr Of tie Mayor Ai-ru>H and oomuoly ~ us y
New isfs relative % the opening Of ssse.a 49,
lre Il snc. already c-t.i "a City b Cnr' II - :. ~
'hs soufhrTy Inc a u lhoth strse
heF.by gwen b. The Mayor Asrn.n and C0on !. IhT :.
pursuant maze 80 80
"a, 80 n Napor As.ren and Cosnmoaay u tie C o. H,N
Yer. nfsrc % male app 10 supren- Oot- -
srw sp-ca Term 81 he sal Court % d sT ~
Hal The CITY ofNev York oasatgfiiy III IN - a ~ -,
,e e4s h-xrt. Tor the sppon;eniof Conn 'nef, ~
Assessment he shove entitled mattel nat w
ent IT, mproveH OTenns Of the ~ AZ -
Ak.sy ees-4 y ty Charles sh $3.50. 49, %
sogh~rJ hr- 80 Of lt6h street, a oet .tn ~
pisn q ne - % CITY % At -, - 80 :, a.
Improvement. touching tie laying DOT 81 streets Asl 90
Of s>ry fort, ard for c.h-r p.essn
ma w. Var, Ar-I - ~ HrSRT y DANih-
~ Mo Ssesssi~ Ne ss'ss'S~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IL ELTY RIKER, ISL ChathsIn-st call the attention Of
all persons wanting Shades to their assortment Of
Shades, and materials for making and hanging Shades
They make the best quality only and sell prices full Is
per less Than any other manufacturers All Shades
wsTsnted not TO stick or curl. N.Y. tels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY

mkHC dA0TS EApRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCKS 100000.
THIS LINE IL established for tho rapid transportation
VI freight only On stesmbosis and railroads from New
YorL via Albany, Troy Buffalo sod Detroit to Chicago
and b. Louis Also va Buffalo, Cincinnati and Loufe
vile.
railroad and steamboat nes proposed ruuia
Is ready TO receive goods TO be delivered q The follow
Ing and intermediate places:
Troy, Ogdsnsburgh, New Buffalo, La Sale,
Schenectady, Kingston, Michigan City, Peoria
Utica. Toronto, Chicago, Alton
Syracuse, Hamilton, Waukegan, 81 Louis,
Auburn, Lewiston, Keposha Fiofn
Rochester, Detroit, Racine, 0xleua.
Buffalo, Jackson, Milwaukee, Dubuque, and
Sacketrs H&rbor.
The line for Cincinnati and Louisville VIII be ready In
few days OF which due notice will he given
believed that the Merchants Express Line Offers
10 the mercantile community, and especially tbs
chants residing west VI Buffalo, and along tho great Lake.
and the Ohio and Northern Mississippi Rivers what b.
lopg beer tesffsratnM viz mode OF ua1sporAuon for
oil the lighter kinds Of merchandise which shall be equal
speed TO heretofore offered asm and the sans uus
TARIFF or PRICES 10 FaE PRINCIPAL rows:
H. York to Bufslo."...sl 5eIN Yorkto Miv.asss> :! g
e esesas..... =: T. e f Eoa:... %
and intermediate places proporonsfe rates ooods WI
be delivered al any Of the above named places WIN regv
fully call the attention OF Western merchants 70 thef p,s2
Of operations They believe It 10 1d wnat Is asnsnaea
teTpTse win NEE. with appreciation and support Of he
public. sEstsEscks: M ~
DAVID LEayITr, Preti An IL. BIZ n T..
CT LoxcsTREsr a Co. 81 Ns'ssutt n y.
l. T. TsSTT Co IA BfoadTyi ~ 4
JoHs WILLIAMSON Prest s 4 RI syrscase
Jogs P.fsE Cashier Bk Ofrroy.
W. Baooss sapt Mich. Cent RR Co. Detroit
GEo SMITH Chicago
n'w.Yo,E May l. is5o my70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

WINDOW SHADES! GILT CORNICEs! ORA.
NPERY MUsLINS, &c-Famies about furnishing
their windows with the above articles will find at J. c..
WOODFORDS, 295 Broadway, the lsrges. and best az.
soreni In the cy several styles never before intro
duced In New.York Lace and muslin curtains drapery
tasses, loops pins bands, cornices, &c. Families pur-
chasing OF the subscriber rely upon getting hrst rate
ture H. Merchants buying wholesale will find II decided
ly their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere
al6 &c. WOODFORD, 295 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
Asn,twIN- Aa.r,cue,r

A d. MEkWIN, A1cricues 81.
ny BANGS, PLATT q GO. Store pt srosdwU
DfEtcuitf srsruon given 10 In sac Of frvsts Lipfs
"EDNEsDAf, THURSDAY AID FRIDAY EVEN
INCs, May IS, l6 and AZ, al O'CLOCK
Assiessxs SALE OF BoogsELLgRS SrocK.-Consisung
OF very Gge assortment OF Standard and miscellaneous
DOCKS mostly recent and popular toas OF works Ia me
various oTaf ches " literature &c
Also, great varsity % school books IN CnNnEes,
boles OF various sizes. Juveniles, Blank Books, &c.
rpeate csisogues for each eyeniu sale W III be issued
TUESDAY EVENING May 81 and following evenings
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Books SCHOOL Books, Sra
IIosEsY, &c B, T. Co. now preparing the Cats
Iosue or sale OF new fresh and desirable stock TO take
place al me above daie-includng large and attractive IN
voices OF English Books just received from Europe also
extensive eonsenmen,s OF popular American publications.
and great variety Of foreign ard domestic Stationery &C.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th May.
LAW LIBRARY-A very fnll and complete library OF gen
ueman OF the bar recently deceased embracing the Unied
States Reports Of Peters Cranch Dallas the Sse Reports
OF johnson and Wendell Dgests Standard Treaises &C.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
LGdnera Popular Lectures on Science and Ar, 2 vols
svoi Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics, svo. John
sons Farmers Encyclopedias; Guenon's Great Work on
Mich Cows fhsers Principles OF Agriculture; Petzholdrs
Agricultural Lectures DeToquevile's Democracy 10 Ane-
nca Book OF tbs Feet German Phrase Book Zion
songster Benners Double Entry Book keeping, he as
Also, The Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary Of
Rural Affairs with embematcal designs syo sheep fancy
gilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
CLOCKS, CLOCKS! CLOCKS /!

CLOCKSi CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
DEMOVED TO the large new store running through
ltfrom Vesey TO Barclay sts. next door to the Astor
House. where may be found the largest stock and greatest
variety Of patterns and cheaper than any estab
lishmeni In The city. WIN. 8. JOHNSON, Vssey-st
myS lw' Iale OF CoruandsI
DEMOVAL.-Dr LUTENER, Surgeon Aurst, has re-
way Hours OF attendance for the future viii be from
until g. daily Sundays excepted Observe DR.. Luteners
Ear Infmary SIS Broadway Nblos Sixteeen years
Of ssu practice In the exclusive treatment OF deaf
and diseases Of Ear enables him 10 cure all durable
diseases OF is n portant organ Unpaid letters refused
Consultation fee ST. by letter or otherwise. my9lw'
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.--mARTIN L BURKE
beg inform their patrons and the public that they
have removed Nine,eenth-st between Fithav. and
Broadway where all orders for HOuoe and Sign Painting
will be executed in the beat style and on The most reasona
bic erms-N B. The customers OF the late hrm OF Temp
kins Co will find In The above OF heir old and most
experienced workmeh. als I'M
DEMOVAL-BARRON BROS. Improved Portable
IL Blas Furnaces removed from 252 Broadway to Plat
o. New-Yok All trades requiring heat for melting, weld
Ing soldering &c will ind this Arrangement 0, 10
them more han TWO lf!us inc luel anu ho 1n0
my cod 2w'
DEMOyAL.-J. QUACKENBUsH Il co. have
Id moved 10 Cedsr-sL where they have Sloat Il Cos
Patent Cotton Irvine and Stocks and Dies constantly on
hand. nylo wv
DEMOVAI.-MORITZ ERTHElLER, Teacher and
IlTrHnatOr OF the German language, has removed to
Al Lispensrd-si. near Broadway. mylO5t'
observation-disclosures, DIBBLEE WORK,
II have removed from IS WiliamsL to ll3 Broadway,
corner Of Thamesst myS W.
DEMOyAL.-HEwITT, LEES K co. have removed
hto % Broadway nv2 wv
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CLOTHING.

hNTLEMENs SPRING AND SUM nER
"LAk.-Wm 7. Jennings b Co. Drspers AID TsIOrs,
Sir'' qoaiy ready made clothing &c. 81 Broadway.
American Hotel solicit inspection Of heir assortment
Of new and sessonable goods which In point Of richness
ana Vahey mr. exceeds any previous Offering eomnsnsu-
rso :" u s wih extensive additions to the premises
wmen wider scope for osf business In which hey
WI eoaeavor 70 merit continuance Of the liberal patro.
mage which has recognized their garments the
economical cut and finished they In style but rarely
eouaied and wisha disposed OF al provsrbsy modsrss
charges ras a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
BLAKE,s PATENT FIRE-PRooF PAINT.

BLAKE,S PATENT FIRE-PROoF PAINT.
VINHIS EXTR AORDINARY SUBSTANCE, which in a
few months after applied turns 70 slate or stone pro-
tecung whatever covered from tie action Of the weather
and are. -
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD,
As CT Individuals getting up all kinds OF worth
less counterfeit stuff aud selling II as FIRE proof int
hsye the statements Of than twenty msn OF the high
est tandr 10 Ohio ~ the vicinity Of the NINE who haye
seer and some used This counterfeit suh, who gays me
In All the Kinds Of stuff 60; up and sold here called repoof
paint except Bakes that his only Is considered worth
using Every person. therefore, TO be safe should see that
my name 10 on every package for II they get the powder
that will make genuine repfoof paint ike mine, they
make themselves liable 20 prosecution for an infringe
neut Of my PATENT and they get counterfeit OF course
lose their money The genuine article OF different coors
both ground In oil and in dry powder kept constantly on
hand al the general depot 50 Pesrl-sL
mys linz WIN. BLAKE, Psientee FreProof Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

GEHTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL
4 HAhLEs L. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor
quan work made TO order, 94t fulionst between
Wnlam ana God, has Just purchased for cash. choice
,onnen' OF Cloths, cessimeres and vesngs, which, with
low eni and selling for cash. he 10 enabled TO up %
PEI eenL less han Broadway pces lie has for the las,
egn. ears enjoyed reputation teven By those OF the
usael " eu'ng The best fitting gsrments and for
no sye ne VIII guarantee cannot be beaten equaled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

4 HUTHiNGF FOR THE CALIFORNIA MAR.
-, would refer those DESTROYS OF obtaining the
sye eno quay OF clothing which all accounts agree upon
tne most desirable for the California market to our
department. which contains q extensive
~eA VI M" quay garments than be found elsewhere.
o, WIN r. JENNINGS l. co.
mSu" Isl Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

q 4 Dl0 TO LEND. on bond aud mDrtzaye, on
XIV improved properly in Ibis city, ooki.n or
Wits ms urgh loautre OF 4 WAkEMAN,
asJl- "a D. Eeesman-tL Attorney AZ law.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

TOBACCo-Phces have yielded within the last day or two
and, in consequence, larger business has been DONE The
sales reported Saturday fully $50 hhds asoows:
81 hhds, IA A at 7, 81 at IA and 40 at So II at 5s
asa 6S hhds "a resale) 7 for and 5 for As hhds
and at 736; l6 at 81; 81 A at ~ "a hhds q
at7, ~, and "a at So; So hhd SIS for and 81
for r. and 20 hhds of which did obtain the particulars
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-About 300 hhds of Sugar
taken at steady pnce Also, 100 Prime on Plantation
at 3l6c p ID. Small sales of MOasses 2027c for Fer
menting and Re-boiled
FLoUR-The market very firm, and prices still tend up
ward About 800 bb disposed Of including 100 bbs
Ohio at % co. 200 bbls Supefne st LOUIS in lots So %
@$6 S7a 200 Illinois So 1919, 100 st Louis at Sc 60 100
Extra at s6 s., and 100 (Chouteau) at 81 90 % bb
CoRN-The supply in first hands light, and the only
sales 500 to 900 sacks 7O72c besides number of re-
sales
oATsBetween 500 and coo SKIS Prime St Louis were sold
at 63c ~ bushel
PORKThis article after two or three weeks of duIlness
was again in request and 5000 bb Mes changed hands
follows: 100 bbs at 80 S, 1860 bb (seven ots) $40 co.
4o at $40 l2 and 500 s0 g. all taken by one party and
lor cash Offers Of $40 I2 and SO 20 subsequently
refused or several large lots holders being generally unwilling
to sell under $40 5O0$ The stock in Cincinnati said to
De quite light and sale of 5000 bbs Mess is reported to have
peen made at st Louis, deliverable in Boston, at $1I so gP
NewYork. " "~'' "As" p'"0e IL"
BACON-Shouders in request with sales of IA casks Mis-,
SCUM at w, and . do Prime at 3SSc % m
firm and looking up Sales 1859 bbls No
at sac Is bbs and erce Ga 50 bb at 81 200 mis- and
i kegs Prime at &c " b. Stock very leb, and in S
hands. s' anu al ~"
SALd-lOO SKIS Liverpool sold at 81 O5 for Coarse
ana " 81 Tor Fine, deliverable the Brooklyn Warehouse
0sJ6c " ID. ''--' NV ''Ash at GA
WHlsKY-Has advanced Sales of 100 bbls Recti6sd at
Szs 4oo at M and $50 do Dexters lots at Csc " gallon
W I.Ao ~ Sterling 94t9lO " ct pm New
Ct pm. '''O>@
FRElGHTs-River fteshts low. 1000 SKIS Salt shipped
"s' LOUIS a. SOe, and 5000 to Cincinnati al 800 Y sack
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES. -
Thursday, May 2, 1850. Abraham Oakley Hall,
Esq, of NewYork, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor of this court
No. SO. Robert Ru6fn BarrOw VS.. Josiah Reab-
In error to The Circuit Court of the United States
for Louisiana.
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of
the court, affirming the judgement of the Circuit
Court in this cause, with costs.
No SO. William H. TAILOR, appellant, vs.. The
Merchants Fire Insurance Company. - The argu-
meHt OF this cause was concluded by Mr.. Attorney
General johnson for the appellant
Nos. 95, Sc. Ambrose Wdlden's heirs, appellants
vs.. Thomas Bodley's heirs, et al. = The argument
OF this cause was commenced by Mr.. Underwood
for the appellants.
Adjourned ill to.morrnM at / O'Clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

ArrsuaL Of tie acknowledgement Commercial
Ner0s-Farther Adva1ses in Cotton, etc.
WASHINGTON, May 16.
The steamship Hibernia has arrived, bringing
important news.
CoTToN had advanced at Liverpool from one
eighth to one-quarter pence. Orleans quoted at
seven and three-eighths pence. Sales in one week
$1,000 balesi of which $4,000 were taken on Spec
ulation. Flour was firm at an advance of one
shilling CORN in good demand at an advance
OF SIX pence. :. BEEF advanced from one to two
shillings, Pork unchanged-new Western less
hrm' HAMS in good demand at previous rat, S.
BACON steady-sales so tierces. LARD at about
three pence lower than previous quotations. . :.
COFFEE dull at Liverpool, and three shillings
lower at London. Ceyon quoted at forty-eigh
shillings. NAVAL STORES: Turpentine in greater
demand at from seven shillings to seven and three
pence.
Queen Victoria has another prince All quiet
on the Continent Political calm in France.
Eugene Sue elected to the Assembly for Paris.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

Mr.. SMITH O'BRIEN.-According to the author
ity of the Dublin Nation, derived " from a sure
source in Australia Mr. Smith O'Brien is held
in close and solitary confinement to the English
authorities, forbidden all intercourse with his fell
low exiles, attended by turkeys who are under
strict orders not to exchange syllable with him,
and visited by his iailer at midnight His refusal
to give his paroleof honor not to attempt an escape
is assigned as the reason for this severity of dsci
pline.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
NEW ORLEANS Markets.
~ CRESCENT oEFIoE,

,
COTToN-No material alteration took place in the Cotton
market Saturday the sales reaching bales our
quoted rates.
On Sunday morning received very brief summary of
the commercial by the Hbernia, which announced,
another 014d advance in the Liverpool Cotton Market
the sales for the week ending the 4 instant summing up
80 600 bales, of which 3S 600 Spectators The effect
of this intelligence upon market will be developed today
and will doubt render prices quite full and firm be-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

Nsta-In the First municipality designated in the following
he pg mi me Nos commence at he Railroad and
Second Nos Steamboat
ing. No. being Flatboat Landing (m3l the Nos
ommenee Railroad Ferry Hhsrl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

Per steamship Palmetto from Lavaca and Galveston-rs
kins Mrs Lambert and Children Mr. Bowling and lady
Ms Campbell. Capt Haveand and lady Messrs REYNOLDS
Coleman, yaln,Buren. J E Nicholson, NiGhnsol, K
Brezi Capt Catlett G Sherberuney, Capt NJ Clay U S
A. w Cooper, Bedlero, Paly and son. Johnson Ferth
and on deck.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

On the 18th inst man named Scheiber, while
under the influence of liquor, fell from the top of
an omnibus in 81. Louis, and was SO severely in
jured by the fall that his recovery is very doubtful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

The Philadelphia and Atlantic Steamship Com
pany have contracted with Mr. VIM. Cramp, of
kensington, for. the construction of propeller
steamship, which, when completed, will probably
be put on the Charleston line with the Osprey.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

The President has given the appointment at
large OF Cadet at West Point, to the son of DR..
J.J b. Wright, Ian eminent surgeon of the U. s.
Army) to fill a vacancy made by the death of the
of Hon. Mr. Hilliard of Alabama.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


Sunday Evening, May Is, 1850.
Arrived to-day and yesterday, per steamers James Hewitt
Peytona, Martha Washington and Rockaway 70 Beeves
(ncudng 70 head of Texas Cae) 100 Sheep % Cows and
ia Calves.
PRIoEs.-Beef Cattle, 79sc y n net: Hogs. 81
@HSc y ID net Sheep, 43@ IS v head Mich COps. go
DA45; Cdlves 90 O0@&5 80 v head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

On the evening of the l4th a man was passing
along Broadway between Morgan street and Frank
lin Avenue, ST. Louis, when he accidentally trod
upon something in such manner as to twist his
foot far TO side that the bones ofhis leg broke
short off just above the ankle
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

The CUBAN ExPEDITIoN.-We learn by tele-
graphic dispatch from the South West Pass, that
the Spanish steamer Guadalquivir three days from
Havana, crossed the Bar yesterday evening at A
o'clock. She brings dispatches to the Spanish
Consul, and reports that no intelligence had been
received of the Expedition against the Island, up
to the time of her departure, and that there were
no signs of any disturbance. She also reports that
no troops had been landed at the Isle of Pines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

There were three cases of ship fever at the quar-
antne grounds, st. Louis, on the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

DESTRUCTION OF COTTON FACToRIEs.-Two
large and extensive Cotton Factories, near Boston,
known as the Ellis Factories, and owned by the
Messrs. Pettes, were totally destroyed by fire on
10th inst, together with large amount ofmachn-
cry, stock, etc. The policy of insurance on the
buildings expired but day or two since. The
Cotton Factory occupied by S. Hewitt Needham,
Mass, was also destroyed on the 9th inst. Insu-
rance, $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

The FORREST DIVORCE CASE AGAIN DEFEAT
ED.-ln the Pennsylvania Senate, Mr.. Hugus, in
place. read bill to annul the marriage contract of
Edwin Forrest and Catharine, his wife,
A point of order was raised upon the reception of
the bill. The Speaker decided it in order. An
appeal was taken and the decision overruled-
yeas 9, nays H. Messrs. Darsie and Drum voted
no" on the point of order, though they expressed
sympathy with Mr.. Forrest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

Patrick Elliott has been sentenced TO ten years
imprisonment for violent assault on female in
ST. Louis.