davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

COTTAGE ARCHrrDCTURE--As ssnss q design.
s. - s..s., :ss.s: - "a , ..a ..s.s, ,,sss
s % . 4 s,s ss .:s,ss: ss.s.; 4. .sd s''.
si,ehs Aresa Arshiss. ee.Pias ss. :. ehs.g country
ssa sss s.as.es' win ses.ls spseae.oss g,s. directions
Dgwniass Ces,.ss kssSsaess, vus - =
p. Is. aa. mt rSs .s Isss.. '
m ss 3. rs ..a s". y p oi 9
T on c.gsnuy vo lsrss q--rso win ve sunsrsss en-
A.z my ss,s esssr. q N. sane el.-- Of .e..e.
- rAASoN fAILo..
EINE EAille.s I'm best Engiish e.lf T.ssssy
wets q nsssa, irving. Sss%s.. y =, ssssss,, % ss;ssf
rss psf or.s Fsse ssss q s s.ss s
s sss,'s .sss ss. Esssss T.. ;ss S, n s
Poe. q Crest Britain and ohsr american WORKS "a s els
.s Esh pos and ps-s ~a,ss., Z ne most
De. rRArcK rAvLol
TVE u.ss.s ss.sss AI.....e ana S.as.al R@ss.ssr
e. :. = Tss s. ne: g '-d much
,r~~s1 n1.s,.aes rArhos MAuxY.
nlvrURxELs Aau>...s a.A Nsns-.a Register Tor
s.s, :. -: ~ ss:'; S::s ss
s.4 EhAscA IAfL'M
NrcHOTsosT PrHcueal Bu1lasr--5 vos saarsi Easash
.,, ss.ass' 1 ass, .ss ssssss ss; .sssy sseilsys,
s is ssssa Il q. :s ssoss s s s,ss 80 (
hsse srs A sinSe copy foe ssss y N
Ban. ssssss;s.. s =. = -
TUE merfe.n Hsstsry - sns Wwt wxseesn ~ sAs
Mszies.s, and usnssd nom ne spssiuh 81 Cs1ssc g.
T n s.sss ~ :. y. ss:s :ss n 3 'iEk. 2 i. m
l vol ufA 10 engraving.
The King Of he Hurons Novel vol. tIHt
s.sssl. s;s' P.sss, i ssss sss., "a "a NOV.
TIE Nessser y MIS- srrmu vs s-s-s shs srs q sA-
Tse Pr.s<A nseupnis ny Gardner. VOL is,e e.r.v.~-
arownings rc>ms voiss Boston, Isse.
The Whsle and his cspson. ~ Chsever. yos, lsp.
Jan - fRANcK TAYLOR.
MrnELhs gAvss - ~ chssf S~ssss>s e ks.gl.s1.
Londos e6i6on af.f
1vaxs Nxhcnet M .,ter
~ t3fs TAYLOR MAUnYs
peM Doekstos, ~ "
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

aOvEnkHrs % sOvEasOss AND Lxslsu.A /
1uhns' -. o. STATES, uonrH And South.
We lay before our Tsadsss series Of extracts which
will present the complicated and tangled state Of aars
in great coafsderscy We submit them with but one
reflection. When States OF eoaederacy thus AZ
nyed against each other-when these divisions turn
upon local interests. and the character Of
tonsl psrieswhen il is impossible for section ie
get all without sowing the seeds Of bitter complaints
serious feads in another sectionhow they be recon
ciled without the spirit Of conciaton and compromise
As il was in the federal convention Of 1859. must
be new: ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

DENMAIBHR ~ she Mllnsn-- Youun- snd eupoy.ens
g.isef ~ fhoss whs vne haad Teus veU mode
ssfy rcdneel neopenine o M Bnacwr Nsnonal
Wdng Eabhnent for pups of ~ zes, day and evening, -
I'm and LA uss, rssnivsa avsass, csua
nnuc -
To ss.ds.ss q ss dsss-.s ssp.r-sns shs eos
ptssec, ed he nhabitants of Washingnon IN aenerai
Mr Dnsscv, hntAg v.s rs~pscuu his
6un Re1d, Ae ~
boso ones pre>.dns ne sde1 M supesv sysn q
pesnashp % Ae s1su ~ esds.es nh ciq, who M
sesscs, sesaon1 ws1consd ~ snvsl
90, coanAence, and psuonnge.
awyswp ~ ~ ulyrsi s-naaon n vhsrA NJ sssses q
esekine 49, bsn n Bssps 40 Amsscs, g..np
81 sysy os. yssa - - 2 ssssss ~ e.ss. scv eyss a.y
.sZ.,e.css = y =. Say vuI = l.si.se -. 1.
buaise hand, q Huest bold npds clear any sjs
- ersr bow ~ nstAs, - crsmpsd ms v nsy ~, one
cornpae>e cousse ofl<~s0ns. lt ft-st7 ~ w
'sirs -, rss s.s . z - s ~ S sy: ~, 49, sss
~ sps1.y vnsns {ses Y.nsns = - dsc bssivvss fsh
D Lsss sse.s -. ~eeci w,sss sss 20 saa..
v..i..i y - ssss 80 s.~ -. - ? -
dayp De D-Hn
R9AnCg- ssss.l Lxssv~ry. 49, Pssseas-1. ~ nsnsy
-ys2ST s'rl' snAxox 1AYzoh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

HEATING HOUSES with 0alva.xssd Psrtabis Fur-
naeesGsvanzed po.bse furnaces hx sale, and up
days have everything readiness for execuns
e shove work also Be>bee cookug ne best In
b day. without insrnupos vh.sever
m ths O6ce different
kinds Also layr variety q cooking and other ssovss would
call particular r Etny ght cooking which i.
considered maket Aso q
nne fancy
articles An q which viii IN very low Tsrns
Q. WOODWARD,
Nov 1-aeod bef~. Ion and iln "a, Pa sv.i
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

n MAuHUOI.D L<sssr-vvrSs>rs - espyfnws a. s.rs
sroke Il boh vsfss sd ecpes Ne sr ssvi.g
TAYLOk MAUkY,
Jan n poo&ssn6~, nsn - snsst-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

Co.ennn wArEn--A a s1v1 ,ssIy! = :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

= NAPOLEON AT SEA.-Bourrienne in hi; Memoirs,
gives some interesting particulars of the habits and
occupations of Napoleon when at sea. In the fol-
lowing passage, the good natural feeling manifested
appears in strange contrast with the reeklessness
induced by military conqueror's usual pursuits {:
In long voyage it is impossible to prevent acct.
dents from men falling overheard. This occurrence
happened several times with us, from the crowded
state of our vessel. On these occasions it was
strange TO witness the instructive force of humanity
IN the bosom of that man, so lavish of the blood Of
his fellow creatures on the field OF battle and who
was about to shed torrents of it in that very Egypi
whittier we were going. Whenever man fell into
,he water, the Commander. in Chief had no rest till
ne was saved. He constantly ordered the ship 10
lay 10, showed the most lively uneasiness till the
unfortunate was recovered, and ordered me 10 re-
iuehse iiDeFally those most active in the rescue
oaiors VINO had thus distinguished themselves,
When gultty OF some breach Of discipline, were al
ways exempted from punishment Remember. dur.
ing one Dark night, noise was heard as of a man
overheard Bonaparte instantly gave the word IN
put the ship about, till the presumed victim sbonId
be rescued from inevitable death. fTha cru,
FASTENED from all quarters; exertiop. Ivs,a Nv
doubled and at length we fished up-wbat tn
victim was-a quarter Of beef, which had sIinnaJ
from moose over the side. He ordered me- n 70
ward the sailors who had exposed themselves mosa
than usual 1T might said he have been a man !.
and these brave fellows have shown neither IsaSs
ssaVlIy nor less aenFsse,H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

As seen by the above, Hon. Thomas Ewing, of
ONO, was placed by President Taylor at the head
oil this Department Of the Interior. The only ap-
preparations of means made BY the act for the or
ganlzaiion OF the Department are 5000 for the
secretary and $1,000 for a Chief Clerk. The llth
section provides for the transfer to the Department
OF The Interior, of clerks from other departments es
peclaily from that of the Treasury. As to whether
such transfers were made We have no reliable in.
formation; but letter writers from Washington
communicate the rumor that such transfers were
mol made, and that Mr.. Ewing had, with view to
the organization Of his department, made consd-
etanle Number of appointments to clerkships, for
"hich, ne had not the authority of law Embraced
III the deficiency appropriation bill, recently re-
ported 10y the Committee Of Ways and Means TO
the House of Representatives we notice an item Of
upwards of $4,000 for clerkships in the Depart.
ment OF the Interior for the last year. The ques-
ton, in consequence, has arisen as to whether Mr..
Ewing has not been guilty Of usurpation of au-
thority in making these appointments A resolu.
ton has been introduced by Mr. Bright, in the Sen
ate, inquirng whether or not he has appointed Off
GERS not provided for by law, what salaries have
been paid TO them, what transfers of clerks have
been made from bureaus of other departments, ETC.
The resolution implies serious charge against the
Secretary. On the other hand, there are Senators
who think it hard measure of justice to require of
an officer OF government very important duties, and
not to provide adequate means for their perform
ance. We shall not, for ourselves, at this time,
offer any opinion in reference to the question.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE go 81 90 N-LoNeIrupE gOo in Time. Ga.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alabama Foster Chagres, c. J. Meeker e. Co
Steamship Yacht, Thompson, Brazos st. yago,
Ship Leonidas, Jordan, Genoa. ii. '. Baster
b. ship Dalrada, Kelly, Liverpool, Jas Mage & %
Br ship Ilceroy heMahon, Liverpool, Jas. Magee Co
br bark Abercrombe, Lu, Gottenburg, D. Kennedy, Jr
Sp: bark Osiris Fois; Barcelona, j. Tintora
Bng Lucy Waits, Watts, New York, j. P. Whitney & 20
schr. Alice, Miner PensacOa, John Hurley
Schr L. F. Rogers, Ashby, Apalachcola, E. G. Rogers Co
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Jas Conner Corner. 30 days from Liverpool
Ship Ionan Ranett 70 days from Boston, to master-2 nv
Bark Tynngham, Howes, from Kingston ia, goth ut TO
g. w Hynson-2d my.
Brig Marshall Ney, Sile. Il days from New York to mas
ter-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Alhambra, Smith from st. Louis.
Amaranth, Pierce, from st. Louis.
Hiram Powers, Hawley, from Cincinnati.
Bunker Hill TelOn. from Louisyille-l9 bales cotton.
Saladin, Coleman, from Louisville.
Cotton Plant Hummer, from Fort Smh-l001 bales cotton
Naichez No. 2 Leathers from VcksburgS82 bales cotton
California, Reynolds, from Mobile.
y. Charles, Allen, from Mobile.
Chancellor, Bacon, from Louisville.
Towboat Ango-SaXon, Davis, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
Towboat AngloSaxon owed down and sea- on the 5th
ins ship Ontario bark Margaret Pollock brig Kedron
[By TelegFaphic Dispatch.]
SOUTHWEST Pass, April Il, "a P. A.-The ship Isaac
Newton John c. Bush, consigned master has arrived
Passengers
Per ship Jas Corner from Lverpool-Mr Barrett and lady;
Mr. w hlte MIR AndreWs-and Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

Friday Evening, April IL, 1850 ;
Arrived during the week. TAI head OF Western Beeyes rs
Cows 3 Calves 1913 hogs 76s Sheep and 81 Horses The
market during the week has been but moderately and
some days scany supplied with Beef Cattle OF yesterday
receipts which comprise 1888 head of Western scarcely 80
Gncuding the previous stock) left sale Good and
Fine Western sold 5961zc y ne though some fine
cattle held 797lc. The supply of Hogs considerably
increased prices varying 44@5c v b net Sheep are
scarce and good Kentucky bring readily "a 505 so y head
Good Mich Cows sell at $30955 " head with fair supply
Calves are in demand, and prices well maintained 6@I2c
- b net,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

JUVENILE DELINoUENT.--A lad of fourteen
years of age, named VIM. Barker, was caught yes
terday in the act Of stealing gold wat oh from the
bar of the cofee-house of Peter Keenan,, in St.
Charles street. The boy is an orphan and came
to this city two years ago from England since that
time he has supported himself by selling papers.
The advice of older comrades induced him to take
this first bold step guilt and thus enter that broad
road of crime from which few turn aside.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

Mr.. SECRETARY CRAWFORD AND THE GAL
PHIN CLA1M.-A telegraphic dispatch to the Plea
yune, says "The Galphin Claim Committee are
expected to impeach Secretary Crawford. He will
forthwith resign" We cannot credit this state
ment without further developments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

D- The New York Express says that Mrs.
Forrest has employed Mr.. O'Conor to conduct her
suit against Mr.. Forrest in her contemplated app.
cation for divorce The case is likely to excite up
usual interest and feeling, both from the conspicu
GUS character of the parties to the divorce and the
Important witnesses which will no doubt be brought
into court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT- Judge McHenry. -
Stephen Mclean was put on his trial ye sterday on
the charge of robbery. The prisoner was found
guilty by the jury without leaving their seats.
In the case of Joseph Fernandez, accused of lar
ceny, pile prosequi was entered, as witnesses
appeared to prosecute.
John K trr alias Jack Carter, was tried on III.
charge of having counterfeit mo ney in his losses
sion, with intent 10 pass the same. He waA acuuit
ted and di Achnrgad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

CHARG OF CoUNTERFEITIN G.-Pierre Oliden
made Omplant yesterday aga inst man named
James, esiding in Levee street, between Champs
Elysees and Marigny streets, charging him with
passing and manufacturing base coin. Oiiden tes-
titled that he had placed money at sundry times in
the hands Of Ja,ues and that when he received the
amour. back on the 18th inst, thirty five spurious
half dollars were found in the sum paid him. He
also deposod that James was engaged at Versailles
in making this kind of coin. A search warra n
was issued, but nothing could be found upon III,
premises. James fed Oh, the first alarm, and ba,
not been found.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

MINNEsoTA.-Minnesot is the aboriginal name
for the st. Peters river, and means t1r6M 1oatsr :.
Mime being water in the language of the N'Daco-
tabs, snd SOta turbid or muddy. The Territory
contains an area of 10000 square miles, with as
large an amount of arabic land, fit for immediate
cultivation, as in most of the States, in proportion
to its extent. -Four or five large States may yet
be carved out Of this immense territory.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
tuoday Morninp Apri3 IA


The past week has been active business gen.
orally The Europas accounts received on Saturday
last and being of Unexpectedly unfavorabe character for
Cotton have retarded the operations in that great staple
most factors have firmly refused the reduced offers made by
buyers since their receipt In Tobacco the transactions
been Eight, though at firm prices, which has also been the
with Sugar Flour lower, while Corn has again ad
vanced owing to scanty supplies For Provisions the rates
have varied but slightly.
In about week may look for later from Europe
by the steamer Hberna which to leave Liverpool fol-
Boston the 9Th inst
CoTTON-The reception on Saturday morning last of the
Euopas announcing further decline in Cotton a,
Liverpool brought market nearly stand and the sales
to Wednesday morning did exceed 1000 bales viz 400
Saturday and Monday and 200 Tuesday at an
age decline of about q of Buyers would no doubt
have operated extensively little further concession
but factors looking only the rapidly decreasing receipts
generally resisted it, On Wednesday and Thursday some
200 bales changed hands without material alteration in the
while yesterday the transactions were confined to about
$500 bales making the weeks business 800 bales taken most
H for Spain and the Continent In regard prices though
irregular and easier in cases. think necessary
place quotations only &c below those of this day week.
The receipts at this since the LIST September are
bales against 95l the same time in 1885, and
at all the United States ports there decrease of 5sl $40
hnlea
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

&c 1t a beautiful observation of the late
William Hazlitt that there is room enough in
human life to crowd almost every art and science in
it. If we pass no day without a line visit no
place without the company of book--we may with
ease fill libraries empty them of their contents.
The more we d. the more we can do; the more
busy we are, the more leisure we have
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

ns- The American Telegraph Company are en-
gagged in establishing telegraph line from the
eastern cities, through Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Huntsville, Tuscumbia, thence connecting with
the line to NewOrlesns. At Chattanooga it will
connect with the line to Charleston and NewOr.
leans via Mobile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

% It is proposed that the Stark Monument to
be built in New Hampshire, shall be of granite,
and 160 feet high-to cost not far from $4,000.
The location is to be determined hereafter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

ARREsr.--N. T. Sutherland was arres ted yes
terday upon the complaint of S. T. Kiln, III, who
accuses him Of obtaining S67 worth of liq uors up
on false pretenees. Whether this ia one of sie
modes of enforcing payment of doubtful account,
or case deserving of criminal prosec ution, the
evidence before Recorder Baldwin will xpIan.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

SEwARDIsM. - The Christian Inquirer says !:
We have read Mr.. Webster's speech with pro.
found sorrow. Its moral level seems to US low
Its highest principle appears to be allegiance to the
letter of the constitution without much regard to
the essential right and wrong of the conduct in
which such loyalty involves us"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

NEW YORK CITY ExpENsEs.-The Delta is
very fond of referring to the expenses of New York,
and is continually holding up their economy and
prudence to the imitation Of our city authorities
What does the Delta think of this item--for re-
freshntents. Sl1. S0O2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

BuReLARY.-An attempt was made few nights
since to force the premises Of Alderman Lanata, in
hampart street, between st. Peter and Toulouse
streets. free colored man named Henry Briggs
was arrested yesterday upon suspicion of being
concerned in the affair
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

CUBA EXPEDITION. - The NewYork Herald,
speaking of the latest Cuban expedition, says
The truth of the matter is this The whole af
fair is a humbug, hoax, originating in Washing
ton, and indebted for its existence to few credu-
lous CORES pondents Of silly newspapersn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13
EXTRAORDINARY AND AMUsING.

NHEOPHILUs FIsKE will Series Lectures and
Astonishing Experiments ARMORY ALL, Every Evening
except Sunday upon the newly Uncovered Science Of Electro
Biology PeTson from the
in their muscular they will be made forget their
names and residences pure them will he made Ike
vinegar honey, milk, womvoOd brandy will
while they in perfectly any
process whateysr This wonderful remedial
most astonishing cures Of Palsy Neuralgia Rheumatism and
Y- Lecture pest O'Clock Tickets Fifty
Cents "A Gentleman and Two Ladies' Dolar.. Eight Tickets
for Is Children. Haf Price mb9 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

70 An Indian is confined in jail at st. Louis
awaiting his trial for the murder of Government
courier the praires. The witnesses are Indians,
and were brought into court, but it was found
impossible to make the interpreter understand the
nature Of an oath.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

LARoENY.-John Dewitt was placed in custo dy
yesterday to await the action of Record. Bald win
for an alleged theft of So so from the drawer Of
Mr.. Hoffman, at 70 Front Levee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

VIRGINIA INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. - The
Legislature has subscribed half million to the
Central Railroad, and pledged the faith of the State
for nearly million more, for other works.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

MAGNIFICENT HOTEL IN New YoRK-The
New York Sun says: GA new hotel is in project
up town on Broadway, intended to cover whole
block, and to exceed in magnfcence any hotel in
the world, 1t is to be built before the coming
uinter -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

ASSAULT UPON A WHITE PEI 'soN.--Fanny, a
free woman Of color, for abusing and insulting
Miguel Ramiro, was sent yesterday by Recorder
Genos to take her trial before the Cri mnal Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

AssAULTING A BoY-Alexander COTbsn, Of III e
steamboat Natchez No. 2, was arrested yesterds y
for violent assault upon Lewis H. Deauoi, the
cabin boy on said boat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13
List Of vessels In Port Not Cleared.


tNsts-In the First municipality designated tsowip
ans ~ nj ne Nos eenmenes at The Railroad and
second Ns
ng No. being FstesAt Landing Third iu8 the Nos
onenea e. the Railroad and wharf,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

IMITATION OF MARBLE.-Mr. s. w. Davis, of
Cincinnati, has discovered process by which an
imitation Of marble upon common sandstone, or
wood, can be made so accurately that the closest
scrutiny can scarcely perceive the difference.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

HE Cost OF INTERCHANGEABLE the State of
New York there are 1000 grog shops. The money
expended in them annually amounts to s25, 100000.
In le49, 10000 incorporate persons were arrested
for crime. Nine-tenths of the crime committed is
traceable to this vice. In Great Britain there is
spent for bread 9l3O,OOO,OoO for liquors, f25O,-
100000" ne-haf penny worth of bread to this in.
tolerable deal of sack!" $50, 900 wheat are
annually distilled. In England there are 10000
prop shops
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

u Lieut.. M. F. Maury, of the National OBJ
servatory at Washington, has addressed letter to
the National Integencer, under date of April l.,
on the subject of the return of the great Comet of
1864, which is supposed to have returned in 1856,
and which is expected to re-appear about this time
Lieut.. M. says that Messrs. Barber and Hind of
England, who have expended vast amount of
labor in calculating the return of this comet, think
it is possible that it NAV be retarded by Saturn,
Uranus, and Neptune, till 1851 The letter further
says that the Rev. Mr.. Jenkins, of Georgetown
College, who sailed from Baltimore in October last
for the benefit of his health, writes to Prof Curey,
that the 28h of November at II P. M, me lati-
tude or longitude given,) che saw distinctly a
comet to westward, nearly in the track of the sum-
and about ID degrees above the horizon, as mea-
sured with the quadrant the nucleus very distinct,
and about large in appearance as Mars, the tail
curved and pointed towards the south, Is. W.
quite bright, and nearly degree in length as visi
BILE to the naked eye, but much larger when viewed
with the spy-glass. 1t was seen by all the crew
for twenty minutes, when a cloud intercepted il
and it never more was SEEM"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

STEAMER SUNK.-The steamer Clipper, with a
full cargo of Salt, was SUNK by striking a stump,
near Edgeville, Cumberland river, on the ID inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13
aAINT fHARI.I,s THRATnR

ludlow SMITH, hanagsu-Ths Lsssess have great uJe..
IL ure in announcing Eenga cement with
MIR. MkCALLISTER,
The Greatest Nerancer and Prey,idgrad Of the Age,
Professor Of Phystc Il and Mechanical Seienesn,
whose extraordinary exhibitions the FIRST Theatres Eurspe
ey the Grand Theatre Tacon ard Broadway
NsGYork made him justly renowned, and established rim
wonder Of he have making his frsi
appearance SUNDAY EVENING, April H.
~ For particular, Bills Of tse Day.
Price, lds1issoa.-ss Circles, Par
queue 81 Family Circle tseeobd TERI PHI and Third Tier 50
cents Boz Once OPEN from 10 A. NJ 20 p NJ and
O'Clock Of the open At
7, and Curtain O'Clock. anil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

CALIFORNIA FoRTUNEs.-A Washington letter
in the New York Journal of Commerce, SAYS: "a
gentleman from California, now here says that Col.
Fremont is the richest man in the world. His
gold mine will probably be saleable in few year,
at six millions acre. Mr.. Wright mentioned
to-day that he knows of spots beronging to the
Government, which are worth six millions of dol
lars an acre, and will produce from ten to twenty
per cent. year on that sum-"