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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

.ViesU Hooks.

Tz~ Just received, and for sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE
No. So Canal street,
MEMOIRS OF TIE COURT or MARIE ANTON.
ETsE qaasa q F5snss By Nsda%s caePan F,st ais II
MEMOIRS OF THE HOUSE Us OF ORLEANS. Byw.
LIN q, The Young Pilot the selle CreOls A Tale
MEMOIRS oF GA "a a LADY. By Theresa
PERCY LIFE OF ROBIN f' HOOD f''p' fps''y
ARABlAN S Sop New and illustrated London
THE KoR AN. commonly called the Alcotan, Of Mabom-
Of ESGLASD FRANCE
esd ~, ihs Aalsiass ognl By johS fre.ssail.
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sqsMs Y " ~ RIHY,s;,GAL
QHNs0N's DICTIoN Any OF GARDEN Nc
F FEEiaRsEsS oGRkAERAEHR F 81 SBSF
AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE
oIAsasih 56iA d,,oF MEDICAL. LAW BOOKS AND IN
nKTIGHFFUL RESIDENCE TOR "A I.E--Tbs
" C e nss0e ags Dsa1tel sssnee Fl Gso
Mobile bay 4 now offered for sale, IN consequence '
ter Il stands seventy five feet sbeye he water
s..sthe land rising ~ succession of terraces solid,
walks lead 70 he delightful rsdsnes ' out
Iulalass =, The Place . called Rqgisnqa from The rayne
q winch cTs stream Of spring that fes amidst the
sd By tie ana @ Si enc oash s
aEy THIS sparkling stream FORMS near the Bay asueeesso
6 si q Il @ ~s sse %S
6ne Bathing can at al times be enjoyed Abundance Of
81 tish can b sshsn At BY time il front For Summer
the ana Two ev twce 9e a
Mobile and above thus aordng frequent oppornes
q communicating with The city, For TERMS which viii
lls,;s5 lei - P. B. TAYLOR, s. Graser St
.ss A sSU5s IN IS RX Twenty
Q appears simple and answers rather quick He is ~
CIV may have LOST himself Hs Ssa On sine
Snscs sn ana new broad beghop nat and was
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4 W. most Ie'tstil1 e9'tuaei|9 p on readers fne
1alloNira paper aa.iIFd NJ ne clslgens If Mas
sact'.set ~ iheif de f4aisan a Congress hess
presses Slseelslf Believes the sentiments pl
|nine.ie5i''s 81 ~ e6I'|e " Ibis unisn THE pa.
slSaee a ire eae0tEs cSliRuSisd by llae sseilehah
HFe4easlt AID {'a e1lsnalens ofpoIilisianf
|ai Washington hef kaQN lisaie 81 the FemRsr
ii t.eif e6nssIiaehss, iilel think hey sse truly
fapresehtinK them BY snch d eptfse If conduct
NeAfy seven mouths the Session heys passed and
fle ett.leteas We have q what has bae1 dune cons
zisi b sietthss eI{tn vindiciiVe feaiasorY and
i.,vi,oper8ii*s, fareiy nnsetfi9lal and patfiotic
lnhieh.lailf I fs roa soinn,hs Of the Intsl|ieen.
FIJI: Gibte ana (]nioh NsaflV seven months have
pnssed; n4af,r ;Ialf million q dollars expended
ana SCARCELY sinels toeosre of c6sisstl0saes has
vst bssn yaft,re, sheals a isfqe number d the
i,nportacs Is lie ,,,.iie,,sonse ndispeIs
4 law prsssirsiV .lesan.lssi tfs attention 81
/ CONGRESS. "a
,siisn e III. a.a,. e ,bisgs is enaa We ara
MI e1eo,,.aS.I {, belevg som Is ssR.t il Il d
eod There il 10 predicting. when such men al
i MI. Clay aud iii. Benson. Two Of lie most dis.
{iaeoshed ~ they ars lie Oldest Senators Of the
/ nation, become involved On the floor OF Congress
tn contest 50 violent and gsi:iiDl as that, Of which
We have to-day 4 short account in the report d
4 fIls Ssna,e's proceedings on she 18Th Abiding q
tAis aliercati6ii, The Washington Union
Of Tie l4if aevs We use tie privilege Of a fee
press Is regret and even 10 rebuke these excuses
aid 10 VAN our counsfFnian of the DANCE IS which
hover over Ibis glorious republic Lei us cease this
lnssienais wsangling. Let Us compromise This dis
tra,.til.a tenrvsrst n M orx;liaforv spifif ,yliief
49, - y -. y, ~, 5 X
4 becomes TINS great Coniederacy IN WITNESSING
4 49, r X aus e,is y ci''.e7s 4
Il ask Whether this people ii worthy Of the IN
49,. a.t.i1 u. . 5s-:.,Z 49,; ~,
numeEapls Dlessines which gracious i,f0yAaenct
has eI0,Sfred iInon their terminate land Are
49, XXX Ell, = II {
inelr up 20 the a'sh Destiny
! WHICH Is alioited 10 them Shall this glorious
+ 4sE. ~ 5sits 81 lgss .1 ,lf,7,l lf.17l 81 n,
onon9 q twenty mll'lons Ct people be rent asundel
z''' - t< ~ =. y $3.50 ~ 's1a'
\ more or iesa- because blind and UdiOus ianati.
Il 49, z..a.. .s n ~ nv a I4 MI. a u. VI /
cqs = " put t4e ytue
i whom God has Joined li30sfher zf2
4 = ,r4l7 - T,'1 2 ~, No. VT
4 Me return 70 the Hidssuchusttta address, 1c
.ar1.4 ", ,,, <s,ss,f ~ ,s. y.,,,. ~
Wlii'a we 5oisttes. ~ t' osei " iese
4 tt is to be circulated throughout The State foi
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VINO WIN Longer suffer !

MEMPHIS, April ~ 1850
mr.. ShermaaI want You to me another truss the
same made for about and half months ago
found the made for me- the best ad indeed
the only ever with comfort and that would retain
rupture at all times Let have as soon as yon can
as without one. Two nights ago my place was com.
petey ransacked by thieves and with other vauabes they
took truss never vexed although they took
my gold watch, would not feel bad ii they had len my
truss cost less, but 70 me infinitely more valuable
mean to be yey quiet till get the truss, for have strong
hopes now of being cured Respectfully, yonrs,
je2t 2dptf WfLLiAm HENpKRson.
~ See Sherman's advettisementsi in another column
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A BRILLIANT FErE. The Sandwich Islands
Princes and Dr.. Judd were elegantly entertained
onthe evening Of the 10Th by wealthy gentleman
Of Clifton Staten Island. The honse and grounds
were Illuminated, and tents erected, under which
some four hundred ladies and gentlemen from B0s.
ton, New York, philadelphia and Baltimore were
entertained with Teasing dancing and music
Princes are Princes in this country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

BRoKE JAIL.-In Trinity, Catahoula parish,
says the Advocate, man who called himself Henry
WaFdell, and who had been confined on suspicion
Of having passed to Mr.. Joel keenan,, Of Harrison
burg forged draft, on the Ccpal Bank, New Or
leans, made an opening through the jail wall, by
which he escaped He stole boat and left for
parts not laid down on the map Of the Sheriff
bailiwiek Wardelllef his due bill for the amount
Of which he had swindled the said JOEL payable at
New Orleans, so days from date, which will nc
doubt be duly -honored
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

NEW YoRK,- Captain Abraham Bancker, who.
has been employed as ship.news collector for the.
press for the last thirty years. has left that city
for Chagres, taking with him number Of sail and
row-boas for the conveyance Of passengers on the.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

More GOLD MINEs.-The brig Kite, Captain
Dane. from Angostura, arrived at NewYork on the
18Th, in IS days, and reports the discovery 81
new gold mine on the oronoco River. One man
had already taken $4,000 worth in about three
months. Its said to be Of very fine quality. Capt.
D. has sample on hoard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

IT1LY.--The New York Eco d'Itatia Of the
10Th has several interesting articles, among which
IS affecting letter from Garbaldi, now living at
Tangiers, on the African coast, in great distress,
addressed to an Italian lady, who with the compass
sionate generosity characteristic Of her sex, had
sent him some timely succor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

A VALUABLE CARGO. The whaleship Coral,
Captain Seabury, from the Pacific Ocean. arrived
at New Bedford on the 18Th inst, with cargo Of
three thousand barrels Of sperm oil, which, Al pres
ent prices, is valued at about one hundred and
thirteen thousand dollars The Coral has beenab-
sent from port about three years and half. This
is said 10 be the most valuable cargo Of sperm oil
eyerentered incne vessel at any port in the world
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22
FRESH sUPPLIES OF
miscellaneous Books.
~ last received, and for saieat
j. B. STEEL'S.


Mrs sehiand Lives Of hslLlndA BY hcasollne Heut..
Queens Of England Bolman's TeleHaqde
Dieksnss Donbey and Son sgmsEIe' oeegsapy
conplsss lohnAtane's rhysiea AtlAs,
Lynehs Dead Sea Espediion Boyas Treasury Of Sports
Evaus's sug PlanteI,s Manual. Aeton's Cookery.
wapois's New Letters yslA Mis- Ls.ie's Complete Cookery
Encyclopedia Americana. sfIas leslie. House sBooE
hozs Works Complete, soyezs Modern HOussSiis.i
Bacops WORKS vols syo 0Aes Tables a, per CT
Complete, iOaeR lnierest Tables =. large
crey's Encyclopedias Of Civil edltunas6 aud per cent.
Engiusering peterborough History of he
MAeaulay's MhcsIla1ass syo. late wars q 81
ccth Bnlwefs New rhnpn a
Modern Brsh Easays svo Memoirs Of sA Empress Josephine
Halt calf Theirs History q The Consulate
Madame cappan's Msmois oil and Empire.
Marie Antoineite. siauaulays History Of Englind.
wagsEly Novels C0mpee 5Humss history uniform
vols. M6cauay.
Fn Geography and History of Gbons Rome, uncxm with Ma
The Mississippi Valley eAuIay.
Moness History Of the Miss The Koran With Notes by Geo
appi Valley Sale e2l u aap tw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

New HAMPSHIRE. 1t is stated that Edmund
Burke is candidate for the United States Senate
from New Hampshire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

Boston, june ID The Connecticut River Bank
at Charleston, N. H., was robbed Of ten thousand
dollars In gold. silver and bills, on Tuesday night,
BY means Of false keys, powerful burgIarious tools
and gubp0wder.
On Wednesday, al NARROW, 20 miles distant from
the scene Of The robbery, stray team was found,
dollar being gone. The thieves are supposed 10
have abandoned their plumber through fright.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

Ali Meade, Of Albany. has succeeded ia i'm.
pairing pespspspt oolors % the dsguerreotype, by
.peans Of ebenieal substances which are applied
s.iing he process.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

The SANDWICH ISLANDS Charles Rankin,
Esq Of Nantucket recently appointed consul at
Lahaina, Sandwich Islands, arrived at New York
on the 18th, Mr. Rankin is the bearer of the rali-
fed treaty Of commerce between our Government
and that Of Honolulu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

It is contemplated TO organize joint stock COM
pany in Rochester, for the establishment Of an ex-
tensive mandatory Of railroad locomotives in that
city
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

TnoMkz SPAR will I'll. athafpast i0.qti6ek sie
corner Of ommqn AID Rapapar Streets i1ises, Muta,
Dlaga Carts aad Cattle
SrKKb. HypE Co. win ssi 81 saliphst 10 O'clock al 81
Magazine at1eet-G Epcsdea. Provisions and Liquors.
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TEXAS AND THE MONEY CLAUsE.-A M. G.
is out in letter, which appears in the WASH ag-
ton Union, charging that the money clause in the
Compromise Bill is Of d corrupt tendency. Twenty
million Of Texas scrip, it is said, are hawked about
in Washington to sport with
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1rssnks !! Tgssl.Iss ! !!


~ fef ctsamsnp ~ 70 Anu DA1k y n. Woltie.
THEo. a. JAMES &Co.
fashionable Clothing Estabsishment,
NO. 81 Common street. boli1ssb Heraa Hstef
and HswlstFs Ex6hSn6s
~ Are ROW in reesipt Of smother iasss ,beautiul
ingaH Of the very fine maIeFini and bet Workmanship,
having been manufactured expressly fO The city retail trade.
consisting IN part as follows, to wit
suFnR BLACK clsAarRErTn DEEss coATs;
FAncT. BRows q ollvn !.
BLACK MrnIso BusIsrss
FANCY AND coL'p ENo. MERIso =
=. BLACK Alpaca
BLACK MusrArHA
SILK AND LfRxN
" CnKpK AANRN -
FANcy DoEsKIA PANTS;
BLACK MEREHo
:. FANs iDRILL
WHITE
e FtowEKzD CHkmBRAT VEsTs;
2 WRrTE MARsElLLE
CANVASS SKELETON ~. sa
SILK AND LINEN
SPoTTEp SEEKaEa
T0RouOIs SILK
WATKRKD
MoDE AND BLACK SILK
BLACK SATIN CTS
D I LIssA DaAwEEs--tPatsn' i.aens'a
= CoTToN -
SILK
!. IasEs sHIRTs-evsay Hnea
CoTToN LINEN Bosom SHIRTs ~
slLx AsD LIsIE THRHAD UNDERsHrRrs.
CoLORRD GINeHAM
SILK AND L. CAMBEIc H'DK'Fs;
SILK AND L1sLE THRKAp CLOVES
HOSIERY;
LINEs CRAVkrs;
STOCKS. susaksDEHs. EIc. zTc my 10 2dp
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SKHA l1ApAg DtsAsTkR. The Ts;a;ty Aa.,.
eAss says The steamer D. Lewis, ca. ssss
deis WAS tfsiehsed bsse On Monday. the i0.h MI
with q large ainpvns al earn as well as pork and
inefehandize Of various descriptions; and ,hoaeh
II leakg condition, rs presumed she va. over.
bpEashfd Having proceeded up Isnsas ahaut : mile
RE vas made fast fer de aight, and about day
|'sl'f nekt morning sunk, and j. total wreck
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bEek7IF or .1lk =. BARcs.It will not be forgotten
iat NV ioli and efaeetu aglseissd takes benefit al 10
NeiIe'' Fly evening" Ls her admirers make use
which lie i llsld. - s II -
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FRoM PATAGONIA. The pilot boat J. E. David:
son, from Patagonia, arrived at New York on the
18th instant, but brought no news Of Importance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

GIN. LOPEZ DEMANDED. Washington rumor
says that the Spanish Minister had demanded the
extradition Of General Lopez on charge Of trea-
son, murder, robbery, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

GREAT BANK RoBBERY AND RECOVERY OF THE
MONEY. We gave yesterday Geographic an
nouncement Of this robbery. The following are the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

TAE ovERFLow, The Trinity Catalonia
Pafishl Advocate Of the 18th says;
he wafer has fallen about two inches. and
from the reports Of the upper rivers having iaan,
hopes are entertained that We may look for DIV
land once more. The steamboats, formerly EN-.
ploYed IN carrying pine wood have been busiy.
sneezed during the past week ia taking ont those
ssno We're 9seliewed, with whom the hills must
be crowded, as almost every body has lsft lie
swamp, and many OF when, we fear, win never
return. The wafer here, al this Iima, Il abons 81
feet under that Of vs. :.
Trinity Is situated at the confluence OF The
Trinity and Tensas rivers.
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no tle Hsssblfc.

NArcHEz, Aihy y, 1850.
Mr.. HnEKM M {eqr SIR last aannary / was Ia New
Orleans. and observing yeRH advertisement de Delta,
called 70 see you sbept fsilpe with truss having pre-
viously used the different kinds sold ia the Stores 70 no pur
pose They were perfect soaEee Of apnoyanos Ny
tuye yearly increased in size filling ng soul with terrible fore
bodine for had occasion been eyeswifnes to the
swN results Of strangratsd rupture Now my apprehen
sous al gone; mind Is composed; aud can. with
10y to myself. and surprise to friends. among wom
Of eminent PHYSICIANS inform you that am
thai rupture has rot shown oe for two nonihs The
bottle Of wash you me all used up and il you think
it 10 continue The Of would like you ossnd
Mr. Jones, who made trip 10 New Orleans on
purpose to have fl him with atruss. was at my house
last Sunday, and quite well pleased says the truss
easy he sometimes orsels has and Is ony convnced
By feeling. He now believes although he was skepdcal
when he The that his durable. and that The
and preparation you furnished him will cure IL suppose
his faith sepgthed BY the present condition Of case.
persons knew how their suengs aggravated By the
Of the old ashoned ll-tng trussss. am sure they
would them. The comior derived. and the aeou.
ty felt in the Of your truss certainly overbalances all
pecunary considerations. With respect and remain
yours, etc. e. w. WArsoN
8. Ii this will benefit suffering once suf
iered by making it public you have my consent to do ao
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

REAL ESTATE RIsTNe. The rise in the price
Of real estate in New York has been 50 rapid that
the newspapers are predicting a state Of things to
ensue like that Of 1886 37. The Journal Of Com
merce remarks /" What is to be the result of the
rise in real estate in and around the city, is ques-
ton for thinking men and spectators to consider
well az this time. II is always in the power OF the
community to prevent the occurrence Of such terri
bic calamties as distinguished the years 1896 and
1887, but itcan only be done BY calm determining
ton all sides not to yield to fictitious advances
in the ideas Of holders OF purchasers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

A WESTERN ScRNE BY 4 WESTERN ARTIsT.
Bingham, the Missouri artist, we see il stated by
the New York papers, is about completing for Mr.,
Austen, Treasuferof the American Art Union, a
painting said to be Of rare conception and most
graphically delineated. II is described as repre-
senting Western scene Shooting for beef and
presenting group Of characters with life-like
fidelity, There are seen the eager marksmen, in
the attire Of backwoodsman the log cabin al the
cross roads, with the sign above the door Intel
g Post Office, Grocery the prize in contest fat
OK chained to stump HARDLY a beautiful land
scape in perspective, etc The painting is thirty
six by fcfty-nine inches
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). Or n. nIeetinsa This EVENING.

u 2 s77NEU tNlF 81 p THE II FbnHWR !
WAsHIEeTpN FOUNTAIN, No. 1, at Crystal Fount Hail.
~ Tchoupitouias street. at s % clock
PEARL DIVISION, No. s. Pelican Hail. corner OF Common
and 81 Charles Streets At clock.
I0-uoyr0sv Morning
LrBERAL DIVISION, No III at Pelican Hail. corner os Com
mon and st Charles streets. ct 10 O'Clock.
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FRoM CAEADA-T Toronto, jana 13.-The bill
to encourage emigSanfs from Europe 10 the United
Staten, to use the 81. Lawrence, by reducing the
emigfant tax 10 rs cents per head, was read a
second time il the lower house last night A bill
70 prevent the desertion Of seamen on foreign ves-
sols at q uebec WINS introduced
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

PRoFEssoR WEBSTER Professor Webster IS
said to be in good spirits he has his meals from
Parker's as usual, and enjoys excellent health and
appetite He is firmly Of the opinion that he never
will be hanged. He reads good part of his time
in the Bible and takes particular pains to mark, as
he goes along, all passages referring to false wit.
nesses and prosecutors Of innocent men. His
family visit him twice week.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

stAnLF Hppks. Orr very copsisous hnd liberal book
sels A9 ssael. Morgan and N hie. a se placed Is uu
ar many saeabs hooa. which We shall no.
t'ee Pr iieQails n ops Monday y paper
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o1571[EIAX J0F7<Na1z
q ''<'I IT ~ Second ai'sa'e;pai'fs
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NEwORLEANs, June 10, 1850.
This 70 certify that cured of Rupture by the use
of Mr. Shermans Truss and Preparation. within the space oil
four months. find it the easiest Truss ever put on
r. 7. Marks, CarFolltcn.
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Accounts from Berlin, Of the 18th, state that
Prussia vii; withdraw her forces from Schleswig.
bnt will not accede to the stipulation Of the Com
gfess Of London. Denmark, on the other hand,
refuses 70 accept the proposition Of Prussia; it is
said, on the German question. Austria has exhib-
tied disposition to yield to the requirements Of
Prussia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

Sandwich Islands. accompanied BY Dr. Judd. have
LETT for Michigan, ON short visit to some Of the
relatives and friends Of Dr. j. residing in that quar-
Ter. They leave some time next month Tor home
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

fIResrhf Tar o. srEznEokr izSsr LIMB. 'ri,is
splen| Hlsaas Will Aets sAa Lake on The arrival Of The
iopE t evening. psa7iis Rsah to Nan.
Aqpisoag md piedisquHie aad w aksn leave on
suaia9 mqIHih9 Ire arrival 81 io ococs CARS thus al
diAs eIlikfns eeap and pleasant ps The fare ii
pHY 90 en& a1d passenger season. o1 the ears
oA saeay evening. oeloek on Monday moEnins At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

'Tis 'Si' {'s5 Wi lss' 81, sss'iaHs. essa'
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Aledged lyraanyA dispatch to the Baltimore
snn under date Of the 18Th, 8 r. Nj, says:
At the Washington Navy Yard this afternoon
conalderable excitement prevails in consequence Of
ailedged tyranny over the crew and positive insult
10 private ciiizen on board the steamer Vixen,
An Amer an sailor Of Baltimore, Of sober ehasac-
Ter, cat his fingers of and threatened suicide before
he woud again sail IN her. The doctor demanded
him . be senl to the hospital, and Commodore
Ballard nobly inierposed by giving his order to
that eliect, and further declared no man should be
punished without his order. The sailor is now ia
the hospital. Orders have been received to dis
charge al hands, officers aud men, from that vessel
The Saranac Is ordered here Immediately for
remains and will atriVa IN 4, ,Iav or fvva y,
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stsamboat Departures rhas Day.

~ The splendid regular OR ECON
Montgomery, Leaves Louisville, This EVENING
puncsualy Passengers viii that
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~ = ar.s7rs 20. 2fflf Ill N tft&{
. ~ FEW c7{fIE4E rs = The
he designs &ee1aE he th1Re ", ~ tRNI1 tnt' IA
Teaaese 5ss A' Fk ne * =. ~
he ST iszihs tst an .1'e l.>al aud good iasd.
cssitIou4 81 s1.i'aI5I = ID lkSs ssi ,sf
ate Fle aaiIzs ~ ~ charged d an 1A5r1l6at j6.,
N.Y. 81 sale''f Aessspsi = ss,ss.