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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ERgPORFANF 70 DEAF PERsONs.-Dr LU.
GTENER, AurlS, 259 Broadway, entrance q WarrensL
can be consulted all diseases Of the Esrg daily from
anti O'clock Sundays excepted Sixteen years succsss
i practice In the above branch enabiec hin to cure all
deafnesa however long Standing 1t may be- providing the
and drum be good Phe OF bis new and SCI
sndfc Reatmeni 10 unprecedented and he challenges tho
has performed persons residing In hs city and
aeighborhood DR. L. would caution deaf persons against
uzng quaek oils and syrtnges, are injured than
benefited. Consultation FOs, by nail otherwise, 81
UnpeI6 letters refused auI7 l1us
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COMPREHENSIVE /.

nISSOLUTiON.-Mr.J JOHN WADSWoRTH hsn
~ this day withdrawn from our hrn 80
FELLOWS, WADSWoRTH CO.
New-York, september 3 1850.
The business of the Importation of Watches, Jewelry
pnd Fancy Hardware will be- continued under the pane OF
FELLOWS & COMPANY by the subscribers who arc
authorized 10 settle the affairs Of late firm Of Fellows
WadsWorlh Co. JAAEs FELGO VIZ,
RICHARD FELLOWS
JOHN r. FhLLOWS,
New.YoFk, September 5, 1850. slO Sw
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oFyIcs Nonw1ca AHe WORCESTER GtILsoARSc,3
NoRwIcH, July 1e, 1889.

RWWhS EV1S % AAWAs' y .s1 Lot0 q
al the Fransfer Office (T Aerwn, transfer &gsni 70
Merchants Exchange EevYork, and remain spea ss7
sxy days thereafter when the BookB for such ssbsshpao
Will be closed until tho lOah of January next
All persons who Subscribe "a EloEessld and pay pa
ssnt preferred stock viii be entitled TO tho dtvdaAs
10 be declared In January nex on their preferred sass
which embraces four ahRres Of old stock for aacs STARE 81
stock subzcribsd and interest win be charged astas
a.s Of per cent on eli instruments from the lth ins. arts
Eaid inssarsuts are PAID r 81. H. ANDREWB
iyI3 ea Clerk n. ADD w Railrase @e.
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INSURANCE..
NIAGARA
uar INaITRaNCE COMPANY,

FIRE INSURANCE 0UAPANK'
CAPITAL $500, GOO. OFFICE IS wALL-sr'
yv7a11 COMPANY having s capital all paid In cash,
vii be- prepared on and amer to-day 70 insure B pn
ipgs Merchandise Household furniture Ses'sia IL ~
their Cargoes &c sgens, loss or damage oS ure G ~
oss favorable terms OF the FIRE Insurance oonp3s'o VI
~ DIRECTORS:
7hon>s Marean z C. DorenuB Ch2a Oorcy Taooi
3 au N Ia "a R,meon Draper Daniel Fanshsw,
80 Hoe,,,var Ir Palmer Povpseud Peter Mayor,
n stewart PB Coddtngion NJ d. Gdnneil
W en-, Ir Henri CoSgii John Johnston
60. z n ,nhSnsnn T. d Conan Jacob Little,
E I V " Exrn Wheeler Washington Irving.
y W1 u wisnsr EB Brown John Bidge,
VIM B. Bend, Ed. Elsworm xLes"nt
Iohn " Howl G. @ Smith, Joaish Lane,
S Jun H,r11SS,rd n & RohbnA E. w. punhAn.
T. f. DA'iS' w g. BEND, President
L q Ipy1sG secretsrE anA I'm
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LAW COURTS.
| Daily Adv, l4Ih.

CouRr CALEEDAR-This Day-COmul0n Pleas
Nos sos soy 6l8 $40 6e $685. AIS an AL 558 559 $50
SIS, 546, $50, s54 S72, l52 6l5 6l6 6l9, $50
Circuit Court Nos. 392 899, 99l, $40, 9l2 TO 92 93
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
nF PIE CITY OF NETWORK, Office cor. OF GresE'
Iwich and Dew sts. over the North River Bank Caso
cApi,a 100000 insurance sgsns Ices or damage 6y hre
CKO&ELL ADA&8, President
GEORGE w sAvAsB, Secretary ie0n
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sDRDOKIYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
GD~OfSce No Merchants Exchange, Wal-si n. Y. and
"a Fulton al Brooklyn WIN. ELLSWORTH, Prest.
- q arpvrss gscretary aus sm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

Afss. ROPES, and all kinds OF paper mAnufscursrs'
K mmsts}aIs bon ghi snd sold Cd liberal terms by
s1e 6AUGR DERRIcKsoN, l52 aed i69 south 81
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WINDOW SHADES.

LOOK, AND READ!
WINDOW SHADES s. A a,l. COR hs,IsE s.os.
man and spruce we the best largest and rcheai
assortment Call examioe, satisfy yourselves Fhe prico
OF the different lee will Induce you topurchsEe enAo"S
exhibited With pleasure. Remember-
ain Iw, BARTOLs. ITS and III Williams st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

EOUKAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP.-
VI Language Poweress 10 act forh one uhe ofitswon-
deriu properties bu! the high need OF puDc appreciation
has decidedly and unchang esby stamped he superiority
oihis remarkable Boap thai doubt It's efficacy in toe
obsnsla old sores salt rheum Ia hs sIin,
and other cutaneous dshgucmep,a is to Imply doubt Of
the existence of ruth Itself IL is besae the very hest
shaving compound ever used. Equally famous is GoU.
RAUDs PoudIe Subtitle for erndcaog superfuous hair from
any part Of the body. GoURAUDs Hair Rsstorsye Cir
caSsan Gloss Is beautiful preparation for he hair pre-
venting It's falling OUT ncreaang lis growth and making
Wiy harsh bair soh silky and glossy Trial bottles Is
cents each. GoURAUDs Liquid Hair Dye will Instantly
change red sroy hair 10 beautiful brown blac6
GouKAUDs Liquid Rouge is superb article for giving
roee stain TO pale lips and cheers defyg detection by
ton Tor rough, flushed. suggish compilations.
Found only at the old established depot 81 Walker
frst from lno in) Broadwsy Bates Jordan l29
wa,hIngton.at Boston, Calendar, go South Thrds Ph
adepbia. sig 6tsad
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A SIMPLE REMEDY COR DEAFNESS.


MIR, EDITOR: 1t is now, l believe well e.
tnbl, he'd fact that the sound which is obtained by
cloaipg the ears with the hands, or with any other
part of she person, is produced by circulation and
lie convey ed to the hearing through the hands, or
the part applied If another person holds his
hands over our ears the rumbling which Id heard
proce eds from him-from the coursing of ihe blood
through HIS body. A liteless object will not pro
duce this sound sDd, doubtless, by laying our ear
unon q diving person. we can learn by the sense OF
hearing when the blood ceases to flew and lite be-
con,es extinct. If we hold lheless object to tha
ear the sound may be obnerved, it ia true, but
springs from tho BODY, and Is conducted by sne
hand through the object held. In most cases
de.tness The same rumbling is incessanty heard
auo az nothing can be heard unless 1t comea to sne
t,moeuum externally, the sound must be pro-
6uce6 in the came manner as by inserting the fin
DOR. w,,bin the ears instead of which, in the
desf person, part Of the aides Of the orlhce OF the
arr Itself projects into It's own channel, thereby
.huuipe out other noises and conveying its oFn
sound Of circulation. The same ouzzing 10 oNen
noticed in gaping, particularly when the gaping or
oar act with the mouth cossd. observe IL
ssl.o .hshtly, In swallowing. By the action OF
,hase ORGANS the curves OF the avenues TO the drum
become distorted loss their natural forms, and the
49, or ths orifce are thrown into its Own funnel.
: csn at al Y time produce the ramoDg In myself,
h n,ascuIsr contraction III the region OF the ear,
S:h,ch en- ses the he ariBs 10 be quite detective
I've daxs ago | e. planned this theory u neigh
ho- ,,bo IA deaf and desired him TO take some IN
atrunepr and enlarge the opening oi hls ears oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

E7 There are at present l08 prisoners confined
In NE Raymond. JAIL OF whch68 and 38 Women
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

CAMPHENG SND BURNING FLUID
NM ri. SMITH, 26l 9randst New.York, and 20f
w .Ruion Brooklyn. Ia authorized agent for me
sale OF CAmphene Dealers IN the article would do well
and examine the article and nque the price before
buying eBewhere 1t will be measured out in any q1anii
ties TO sn wsgoners at cur regular price the sboys
places ~ Inn J. 4 8. ENGLB Npnufacturere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

OFYIcE OF THE GRocgRs' TIRE INSURANCE w.
NEw.YoRK sept 6. 1880 ,.,
rs'RE BOARD OF DlREGT0g6SS5 e os. cent pay
declared semhsnnus Dividend OF you ~, md ater he
ie,h i p. By ORDER MILTON sHRH. sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

CAMPHENG SND BURNING FLUID.
| NV H. SMITH, 26l Grand.st New.York and 20{
w .Bulionsi Brooklyn Ia authorized agen! OF the
sale OF our CAmphene Dealers IN the article would do well
call and examine the article and inquire the price before
buying elsewhere. 1t will be measured out in any q1an-
ties snit wsgOners regular price the aboys
places. ~ lm'I J. Il 8. ENGLB, Msnufaciurere
LEATHER HOSE,
EHORFiEE ENGINES, StsAInto2ts, Factories, g2REER
4 WASHERS, &c. manufactured rom The best oak ann-
ID eshs With wrought copper zes Sy1ys On a'ndana
Gurrisrs and Leather Dealers, 80 yerya
Who have also for SALE calf skins, wax and grain upper
lsatsr and curied leather Of Hvsrv description &nHlmS
VIZ CRAWBUOK's UPHOLSTERY HOUSE and
York, where will be found complete assortment OF Ihc
following articles feathers, hair moss and huskj also,
BEDS mattresses paissses and cushops sleo be9stesdD
OF every description, VIZ pateni screw iron Joint lock
joint IRON screw, cottage and nundo, cots &c also,
dsrs, &c. Mr. c. would cali pa,dcdIar sttenaon 10 ha
new style Of hair and spring mattresses n B-Od badc
D snsl a CT AVE s y5 Us mas
CARD.-The undersigned begs leayeto draw the at
- tenron OF krcbsets Engineers, Mach1irs Opticians,
Wachmskers jewelers. and msuacureFs ofA kinds OF In
LisH tsPUssj AND SWISS FILES AND FOOLS, also,
bis imported and owD manufactured MATHEMATICAL
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS Of Sw'ss and English sWleD
which hs Offers very reasonable prices Orders Tor any
kind OF instruments Will be promptly executed by A.
siBENAANN, Importer OF WEtcbmaker's aud jewellers
FILES and Tools and manufacturer OF Asih Instruments l4
Eulton.st. s12 Ina
DERCUss1ON GAPS OF all kinds Walkers Eley'ss
Wesley RichardS, Coxs Sankey's &c &c Con !" ad-
ding, Blot Pouches, Powder and Liquor SeSH dnnirE
And 3portsmens knives great variety Also soo Agents
Ter E!ay'a 2st6nt wire and Universal Shot CsrTdges
FRANCIS ToMEs 4 sONB
La39 sndu & AaidsnlanA NaW.Yort
WHY PATRONlZE ANYBODY who charges
hy per Than you get The same article ess
whereqS At the Excelsior Pruning Establishment" l1f
Water Of MsdenlsDe, hey execute every oes
crpdon of plain and xylograpbc printing Ct exHemsy
low prces Cards for 81 per thousand and upward OGer
printing remarkably low II 3oa want any Kind Of Pah1rHL
done, drop 10 at l54 Wster o. po -
OFYIcE OF THE GRocERs' FTRE Insurance ~
NEW oRK, Sept o. ls5V -. ,h4. d,1
Tg'HE BOARD OF DIRECTOhS nese MI esc
declared sem. annual di7tdsnd OF your p I'd .sey lie
ahe 10 The Stockholders Of this Company ou ~NN ~ w.
i6ih insI BY eraer'v .,rr7oH gNIPH sec'Y.
T,nox pYwDKRB LEATHER:.gs.T1n1es H.. su n"
- mas on asnu 9kius French YsIaeY aofoceo kns
savers So .SaS saed Splits ana Can esns book Coth
90 REG @ nd every article required scr oindery
alp!o stan8 largo ASSORTMENT OF ESQ Duoo3s sopo-
Always ~ sLrer5 gtsnk sheep Gnd Law Cali Skins An
nor SSA ,.ngsref et tho 10 Tesl marhe. prices, by
eu2s 1DS - ~
Af9a R0PEs and all kinds OF paper mAnufscursrs'
R mMstsT}as bou gbi and Eold Cd liberal terms, by
ala sAUGR DERhIcksoN, l52 asd i69 south 81
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COAL.


CDAI.-A fine assortment OF Anthracite Coal OF Su.
OpeIor qualify. suitable fer furnaces ranges, CRATES nc
Consumers DESTROYS of procuring their coal at very low
rnie will do well to give the subscriber early call.
GEORGE A. SPARKS,
SIS 1w* 205 and 207 9ranklln-st
COAL.-We, The SubScribers, have quantity OF good
v Coal 81 yard 479 Sroome al and at the Oh
price. SID 3ml JACOB WEEKS, JB L NEPdE VS.
HOAL.-Down to So per mn. Goal OF the hrss quality
O-ess 70 grocers tina. buy largely to sell again
GEO, WARNER, Yard $50 aoussoneL
su4 lm* cor Raurens. Eslsblished In 1888
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p. nj. g. D. O. HAI9HR
ATTORNEYS AZ Law,
~. LOUIS aiAsoURI.
FLETCHER x. HAI6HT. tyl6smI DUGALD G AAleHr'

LEGHORN HAT MAMUFACTORY
/ WILSON'S Leghon Hat Mandatory, Eighth ave
y nue., 6nh house n5oye weny sixth aide. Per
having Leghorn Bonnen Flats have them alter
ed into ashonsoe shape whou! any appearance OF pec
log, al this establishment 81 fmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

OERCUB9IOH GAPS OF all k!ndsi Walkers, Eley'As
Wesley RichardS, Cox's Sankey's, &c DC Con "ad-
ding, Blot Pouches, Powder and Liquor Slask hnnirE
aad 3porsmens Knives great variety Also, cole Agents
Ter EIays 9stant Wire and Universal Shot Cartridges
RRANCGs YOME9 BONE
ta13 aodU NaidsnJane NaW.York
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MUSIC.

EMANUEL BRARDEIS Ia,e OF VienaA, Professor
TAof Plano and Singing thoroughly familiar with the Eng
sh French Italian and German languages, posaesslng
yery expeditions method OF musical obstruction, respec
fully offers his services Tho public and schools OF Ne"
York and vicinity He 10 ready 10 receive pupils either
al bis residence $50 Houston their Terms mode
rale Apply 800 Houston 81! between | and or and
oclohk or at @ E Gould Co.'S rmefly Riley Goa,
music sore 297 Broadway References frequifed 81 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

WHY PAYRONIZE ANYBODY who charges
fifty per you ge! The same article ess-
where7 At tho " Excelsior Pruning Establishment" los
Water Al corner OF Msidensne hey execute every des.
chpion of plain and xyograpbc printing Ct e1"e e1s
low price, Cards for 81 per thousand and upward Ocer
printing remarkably low. II ,ou want any kind
done, drop n at 54 Wafer sl $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

SKJINDOw SHADES! GlLF CoRNICEs! DRA
w Perry MUsLINB, &c-Ramilies about furnishing
teir windows with me above articles, will md 81 C.
WOODFORDs, 296 Broadway, she largest and beat AZ
uortnent In me city several styles never before miro
duced In New-York Lace and muslin curtains, drapsy,
.asses oopa pinc, bands, eorncea, &C. Families pur'
chasing OF the subscriber may ely upon getting hrstralo
article and low IL possible 10 mpor! or manufac
ture IT, Merchants buying at Wholesale VIII hRd decidedly
TO their I'D vantage 10 call before puch ssng elsewhere
al6tf j. G. WOODFORD, 295 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

$4,000 WINDOW SHADES
OF EVERY DEsCRIP FaOH,
NAJ HOLEsALE AND RETAIL. at gres, bargains, IN
w ota 10 su1 purchasers from 20 up al 4 FeafL fouf
doors nom Chethams trimmings Csmbrics &C. Tor the
ed a Inn W. o JENKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ARREST OF AN ENGLISH PICKPoCKET.-Wm
Bue,ord repuied be old EDg'h Inlet was yesterday
ars,ied charge OF picking the POCKET OF MI Cd
Werner German PHYSICIAN ding al Wilamsburgh of
a case Of Surgical nsrumenis ysued at so, while he
attending the launch the foot OF Cherry a. on satn-
dev The properly found In possession OF the accu5ed
who W a. committed by Justice Monitor. for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

GENEROUS Francis B. stryker County Clerk,
gave the men in his employ, % in number, each a
ticket to Jenny Lind's second concert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

LEATHER HUSH,
ENoaFiGE ENGINES, Steamboats,, Factories, Reef
4 WASRERS, &c. manufactured nom The best OAK ann-
Cd leather With wrought copper veis always on handGnG
for sale by JOHN H. BOWIE 4 co,
curriers' and Leather Dealers 80 Jeng-s;
Who have eso for SALE calf skins and grain upper
leather and cuYhed lsathar Of description SnTlmE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

THE SANTA BE TRADER CASE la the sul' oy
Mr.. HARMONY, in the U, 8 Court TO Recover dam
ages of Col Mitchell one of the officers engaged at
she battle OF Sacramento, for compelling Mr.. b. 70
40 or with the army with hia train which was
finally abandoned by Mr.. H. and taken possession
of by the Mexoaus) Judge Nelson, 90 Saturday.
charged in favor of tbs plaintiff, He thought there
was not huttclent emergency to authorize sne Us.
officers to exercise authority over the train-aod
although they were excusable in military po'n'oi
view they were liable to civil action for damsse.
The Jury gave averdct for plaintiff for 500 500
which will probably De paid by the United States,
ubless act aside, the defense intending TO appeal
LAuscHgs.-Che asesmer Moth America, ~h,co
s,uch on the ways at Lawrence X sneed len q ysr6
few days since, waa iasnched with perfect suc
cess on Saturday.
Tbe Masamorsa another fine steamship vas
,bet about The ssme time from The yard Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The Episcopal Conven-
tion oftbe Diocese ofNew York meets in St. john
Chapel, in this city, on the 25sh Sept inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

LARcEEY.--John Watkins and John FosteT
were arrested yeserdsy by officer McGutnn Of the Fourth
Ward chsrs with seslng watch and aome clothing
the property Of John Coffin, residing ia Watera Phsy
committed for examination.
tY9Au owner is wanted for gold ring, watch
found In tho yard Of house 46 Chrse-s Inquire OF
Justice Mounfort at The Third District Polce Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

A MAN THROWN Our OF WINDow-At
Boston on the Sd inst, curious case of homicide
occurred, which is given in the Herald as follows:
At III o'clock, last evening, Mr.. James d.
Saunders, the bar-keeper of the Massachusetts
House, on the of Endicott and Cross Streets
looked out OF his window, and discovered two men
IN house on the opposite side of the street, fight
ing IN third story room of the boarding house of
Mr. Arthur McKenna, No. Cross street. The
larger one was soon forced through the window
carrying away the entire sash, and came down
upon the sidewalk, striking upon his head and
breaking his skull. He died in about five minutes
after. The mans name was ascertained to be
Peter Carney; he came to the city yesterday from
Providence with his roommate, John Conley,
whom he was to get employment for on some rail-
road both retired TO the same room about 9t
o'clock, in the evening No noise was heard by
the people on the same floor, who were up at the
time OF the fatal occurrence, and heard nothing till
the crash of the window. The watch in few
minutes after the occurrence, broke into the room
and arrested Coney, who pretended that he did not
know any thing about the matter, and asked with
assumed innOeence where his roommate was He
acted very stupid and was apparently drunk. He
was committed to Jail to await an investigation"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

IEoUEsT-Fouad DroDHed.-The body of a white man
discovered Saturday afternoon floating in the Msss
spp, opposite the Second Municipality Ferry. The corpse
appeared to be that of aborer had white shirt also
red flannel shirt and cottonade pants The hair of the de-
ceased light, and his complexion fair "Found drown
cd was the verdict rendered by the Jury Of nnneaL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-On Saturday the following
were sentenced Robert Barry to the Penentary at
hard labor for two for mansaughter George Henry
Gratfenham, in November last VIM Robinson for larceny
SIX months at hard labor in the Penenary Aspenwa for
larceny eighteen months hard labor in the Pentenary
Wiiam Abel larceny, year imprisonment in the Parish
Prison. and John Mccarthy, lad, two years imprisonment
III the House of Refuge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

A New lDEA.--The upper tendon, of Philadel-
Phia, was in full feather the evening of the Sd
inst, at Perellis soiree at the Musical Fund Hall
These are private musical entertainments in which
the pupils of Perell perform as vocasts in the
compositions of their learned maestro. The solos
and chorusses are by about forty ladies' and gentle
men, who, being members of the first families, are
screened from the vulgar gaze by a screen of
2auze suspended before them. The orchestra of
the Musical Fund Society performed the nstru-
mental music, led by Perilh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

The screw-dOck at Market Slip, New York,
caught fire on the 4th inst, and before it could be
extinguished, considerable damage was done. The
flames communicated to the bowsprit of the brig
Torno, of Baltimore. A number of men mounted
the rigging, at the peril of sufFocation, and bv
means of ropes and buckets succeeded in extn-
gushing the fire. The brig will lose her bowsprt
jib'boom, fOretOpmast, and probably her foremast,
with most Of the rigging attached.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

Capt Rogers of the schooner Geo Lincoln, arrived yester
day from the Rio Grande reports schooner sunk about eight
miles to the westward of the w Pass in four fathOms
ter both mas standngsuppod to have been capszed du
ring the squall of Wednesday morning last.
belonging the bark Roanoke, named George
Shields native of Bueksford Maine, died Rio de JaIero
the 18th March, of the prevailing epidemic.
TOwbOa Southwestern towed down and to sea, the 9Th
inst ship Sheffield, brgs Erie and Albion.
Towboat Corinne towed down and the 10th inst,
brig ID Wild and schr Ira Bliss.
Towb Conqueror lowed down and sea, the 9th
inst, bark Champlan and brig Hollander.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13

FOREIGN THEATRICALs.-From the London
Journals, per last arrival, We CLEAN the following:
" The Keans will finish their engagement at the
Haymarket, and commence a provincial tour. Mac
ready had returned to town, and was to make his
appearance at the Haymarket. Gustavus Brooke,
the tragedian, was performing at Marylebonns
theatre. The Olympic theatre is still closed. Mrs.
Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport are not playing at any
house. The two Opera-houses and the French
theatre are literally patronized. Drnry-lane thea
tire does not prosper. Anderson has poor COM
pany, and his entertainments are not attractive.
The Lyceum, Adelphi. Strand and Suuy theatres
are well filled every night. 1t is reported that Mr..
Chas. Kean will succeed Mr.. Maddox as lessee Of
the Princess theatre. Young Hernandez, the
American equestrian, is at Astey's