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

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The Royal Mail stsnmes Thames, CAPT Abbott.
arrived at Mobile Point on Wednesday the 10Th,
III three and half DAYS from Vera Cruz
The Q s schooner Flirt, Com. Ferrand, left
Vera Cruz on the 18th inst. for Laguifa.
There were three American vessels at Vera
Gruz--the bark Rosine, for New Y orlI schooner
ostologa, for Tobasco and schooner Duxbury, for
New ork.
The Thames brought $2,67s so in specie for
Mobile, and had on board for England $780, 93,
and 400 bales Cochineal and Jalap. Passengers,
twenty zone, as follows Madame Santier; General
@arero and two friends Sir r Hopkins Messfs.
ilastra salaza Calderon, Cotdallos Gaena, Yturbe,
yelasco, Pelaez CoItna, Sobrina, D. Cortina Lii
zardi and servants, Miller Y Tones, F. Premos s.
Nunez Walbrdge, R. Amarz.
The Mobile Advertiser contains the following
news from Mexico received by the Thames
We have the ERGO del Commerce. Of the 18th
instant, and the Areo Iris OF the same date. The
Intelligence from the interior represents every thing
asqaiet.
The cholera was still prevailing in the city Of
Mexico, and extending TO the South. About 1885
died each day. Many were SAID to perish from
neglect, and want of the common neeessafies Of
life Several noble acts OF charity Ire heralded in
the journals. A number of distinguished ladies
termed a company and sought out the abodes Of
misery and suffering, and rendered the kindest aid.
lSubscEpti0as OF money were made in the towns
foF the relief of the poor Don Mariana Oitero, a
most distinguished and learned lawyer and states
man, had fallen victim 10 The cholera The
appointed Senior Don GuiIIermo Pristo TO pro-
noance eulogy upon his character and services.
| The condpe,a from Guanainato had arrived in
iNaex'co with 1000. 900
The smallpox had appeeTed n The State Of Ia
InanlipaA.
nargo and Guerrero, committing dspredasions upon
| the inhabitants. The Government Of Taniaulipas
I had ordered them TO be taken:
The gold and silver mines Of Sonora are much
spoken Of One OF the journals reasmmends thai
parties shonld be formed IN the dlneren. cities 10
proceed there before the hordes Of strangers shal
possess themselves Of these rich placers before
the thirst iof gold shall entice the Anglo Yam
Ikees'' from their California
A severe earthquake was feltin New Leon on
the last M April.
The city oi Qafmeus IL Lagana, has experienced
another ffightful IRE. Forty-sepen Of the best
houses are in ashes. This calamity occurred the
| OH Of the present month The inhabitants were
A IN the greatest alarm, as they had baeli warned
there would be another attempt to burn the rest oil
the town they were Each hour expecting tie ap.
pearanse Of the cholera Il was urged upon the
i Supreme Government that they should afford aid
20 these wo-ssfcken people.
4 a sovereign cure for the cholera has been dis,
covered In Mexico. 1t isthe Rats dol Indie, ftht
indian HOOD The Monitor advices the Govern.
! pent 20 lose no time in collecting large quantities
q this root and giving il gratis 60 the poor
The Planca says !" We kDow from person b
/ truth, thai che most marvellous curss have beer
efseisd BY this root As an act d charity, Ne cal
eRon Sonora Hops, who administered, herself
this specific to numerous persons ia her husband
establishments 10 come forward and testify 10 the
ltrntn Of our slaleineIll.
The attempt 81 Lopez 70 Invade Cuba. awaken
flie greatest surprise among the Mexlcans, that
man perfectly acquainted with the resources Of nj
Island should have imagined he could be successfi
against tie flower Of the Spanish sodiers~-ih'
pride Of old Spain American papers bad led then
10 nelieve Thousands and thousands If advsnturer
had gathered around Lopez, but, even hen. they
We're pefsnaded they would be repDised. One D
che journals has a long article, nol ysry compi
meniary the Americans, in which the author de
scFlbes their lows Of gain very pariionlariy. He
winds up BY saying, :. Cuba, the gem OF the AHti
las, will soon be their own. BY possessing fhis
rich and happy Island the avaFice Of greedy ad,
venisirefs will be satisfied for time But noughl
but universal monopoly will granfy the Instinct d
the mercantile republic OF the north. If Cuba does
not bow 10 herdesny and the waflike spirit Of the
Spanish milton may prevent this disgface, there
are other Islands, less guarded, that may be the
victims.
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TAE ovERFLow, The Trinity (Cssahonla
Paflsll Advocate Of the 18th says
he waller has fallen about two inches. and
from the reports Of the upper rivers having iallan,
nopss are entertained that We may look for dry
land once more. The steamboats, formerly EN-.
plo3ed ~ carrying pine wood have been busily
engaged during the past week ia taking out those
ssho We're 9selliewed, with whom the hills must
ns crowded, as almost every body has left The
sMAmna and mnnY Of Whnn. We H.nr ,.in lsauar