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The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Arrival OF the Steamship Georgia-very
Late from Cuba-MOre California Gold

Arrival Of the Steamship Georgia-very
Late from Cuba-More California Gold
Dust.
The United States steamship Georgia, Lieut.. d. d
Porter commander from chagres, via Havana. In three
days and twenty-five hours from her ancorsge at the
latter place with ninety passengers and three
hundred thousand dohars In gold dust arrived at this
port yesterday.
The Georgia sailed from Chagres the 22th Of
March, with hundred and thirty passengers for
New Orleans, arrived of Havana the 31st, and
detained until the 9Th Of April waiting 20 connect
wtht Falcon left the Ohio and Falcon at Havana
the latter bound to Chagres with four hundred pas
sengers
The ftgate Raritan, Commodore Parker, schooner
Frt, and surveying schooner Morris, at Havana
The Raritan to sail for Phiiadelphia In day or
two.
The steamer Isthmus was reported as having arrived
at Valparaiso.
The cholera reported as having broken out in
Havana thirty soldiers haing died suddenly, but on
examination II was found they had been poisoned
ne asy ,ne ueorsia sailed q senor Montaioo who
board by order Of the Governor General and taken
the shore 1t appeared afterwards, that Senior Mon
taloo had papers showing him to DO naturalixed ct
zen Of the United States but he did that
fact to the officers Of the ship he left with the guard
Sonora Emilia r. Tolon, whose husband was sus-
pected Of liberal feelings, was sent home passenger in
the Georga banished from the island by order Of her
now IA New York.
George W Allen of the town of Ogdensbursh, Law
renee county State of New York died the outward
voyage of the Georgia Of Inflammation Of the stomach
and was buried at sea
The Georgia has encountered very heavy weather
since leaving Havana strong northwest winds and u
strong gale from the northeast while in the stream
run. and but for the bad weather, would run up
to Sandy Hook in three days and six hours Her first
TWO DAYS out she averaged nearly four hundred miles
A
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Tvs ~ rcrio- 1Le clsetion In this Ctr rfUhurchea
ukss place thk Jry strong effort WI be made
~ the indspenient Zoe the ticket headed ss
m vel smith for Mayor With Mes@r- rhorne sloan aud
others for Suptrviscrs who leero. q pro-
ptriy sud whone Interest n t@ ~ hsv. eeenonlcs
stnini tsoticn ~ she city aHsir~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

been made in the Executive departments Anopg
the recipients Of the patronage Of Uncle Sam. M
J. J.. Taylor, one Of the typos Of this city has re-
ceived ceTkship in the Department of the Int
rior. Mr.. Stuart, the Secretary is business man.
and is aware that printers make the best clerks IN
the departments. Mr.. Amos Kendall, when Post
especial manner for their business capacities.
1t is their misfortune that their qualifications are
not more generally appreciated by hose in power.
On Monday night next, magnificent will
be presented by the Terpschorean Club, at Odd
Fellows Hail, to the venerable g. w. 2. Gusts, Of
Arlington. The {" old man eloquent" richly de-
serves this compliment. He has often gladdened
the hearts Of the young, and made the old woods
ring with merry laughter seated near Airing"
ton Spring, he reclted the tales Of Aud Lang
Syne," and often thrilled his auditors with delight
as he recounted the stories Of the Revolution. He
Is one Of the cherished few who link the present
with the past, and give us a vivid idea of the
Fathers of the Republic. Long may he live with
out needing the support Of a cane ~
Last evening Miss Eliza Hebbs, the eldest
daughts- Of Charles Hebbs, of the pension office.
accidentally wounded in the left breast bv
bullet from pistol in the hands of Wilson Brown,
an lncstlrnable young man, who at the time on
a visit to the house Of Mr.. Hebbs. They were
standing together in the front door, when she play.
fully pushed the door against him, when the pistol
was accidentally discharged, the bullet passing
through the door and entesing her breast. Had it
not have thus spent its force it must have proved
fatal The bullet has since been extracted and the
lady is doing well.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

WASHINGTON. October II, 1850
Washington has assumed its wonted uuietude
and serenity during the recess Of Congress- and its
spacious avenues are comparatively deserted, ex-
cept during the mild and delicious afternoons of the
present week, when the gentle sex perambulate
them, and battle their countenances in the mellow
light OF an October sun.
The political world is at a stand still, barring the
runaway-nspro question, which long since ran
away with the senses Of the fanatics and d,ma-
eogucs of the North. The letter of the Attorney
General, however, which appears in the Republic
of this morning. it is hoped, will contribute much
to quiet agitation. Law and order will assuredly
triumph, and anaticsm be driven back to its dark
hidng-places. 1t is absurd for handful Of des-
perate men to attempt to set at defiance the DELHI
erately-expressed will OF the great mass of the
American people. The union of these States, and
with it the supremacy Of law, must be maintained,
becauSs tie people hare Solsmnly declared so!
Within few days several appointments have
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Horrible AtroCity.-We learn from Peoria, that
on Saturday morning last, an unknown man was
attacked about one mile from that town, by two
highwaymen, and beaten to death. The man was
apparently a drover, and is supposed to have had
IN his possession about $500, of which lie was rob
bed by the assassins. The drover was riding in 81
buggy when he was attacked, and the scene was
witnessed by some persons at distance. He was
Knocked from the vehicle by one of the robbers.
when scutfle ensued. Shortly afterwards the
h'ghwaymen left, and when the spectators arrived
on the ground, the man was dying. A teIegraphic
despatch states that two persons have been arrest
ed on suspicion, and that great excitement exists
Peoria, st Louis Times, 18th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

TEN - TONIC AfsENCE-NO, 50 Camp street.
A LRI AIN anrdOte against Constipation OF the Bow.
els IorpOr Of the Liver, Indigestion, PapatOn of
'ha ear ermn4uOn OF Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, tAItB ard Fever, etc.
RECOHMENDED ny
~. X. w. LIN, Esq. President II. r. Basoombe.
Matthew WATSON, ESQ, Gen. Sam HougIOp
DT, " NJ. Gwiu - Ii Ia, =. Fuller
DR.. W. r. Karua sn9O IyEn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

From Council Bluffs The steamer Saranak ar.
rived yesterday morning from Council Buff, which
place she left the 8h inst. Her officers report
nothing new in that quarter up to the time Of their
d parure. The Mormons were in a very quiet and
Il all outward appearances, in very PROSPEROUS
condition. The Wheat harvest had proven bcur-
ifui, but it was supposed that not more than half
crop Of corn would he made. Provisions were
nevertheless cheap; Flour was retailing at s. per
barrel. Corn from 40 TO 80 cents Der bushel.
An arrival from Salt Lake WIS hourly expected.
comiliGtee had been appointed and sent out to re-
ceive and welcome the great leader, Orson ffyde.
From Evansville to ST. Joseph The river was verv
low, with srant 30 inches on The bars, and falling
The returning regiment Of L. s. troons had not ar
riv-d 1t Fort Leavenworth on the 1Oh but were
eNpeCtedin on the following day.
From St Joseph down several boats were met on
thr.t way up; none were aground and but one
sunk, the Mustang, six miles below Bfunswick
1t was rumored that Capt. Patterson had declared
his boat wreck, and for the benefit Of the under
writers had turned the cargo over to the pilots and
crew as salvors, and fast rescued the damaged
freight was disposed Of at public sale or vendue.
How far this Tumor ia correct, we are unable to
say, but if true, it is singular movement, TO saw
The least of it. The cargo Of the NJ is valued at
over $4,000. [St LOUIS Republican, l7th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The correspondent OF the Journal Of Commerce,
writing from Paris, under date ofSept. 10, speaking
of the Submarine Telegraph, says:
Both French ard British fishermen are to be pro-
hbed fishing on the route of the electric sea line,
and ships from dropping or dragging their anchors
over It's site. All attempts al injuring the wire
will be punished as misd-meanor There is no
fear Of currents. The electric wire, thin as
lady's stay-lace in itself, will now be encased ia
either five or ten inch cable, cf the diameter of
those that placed the Britannia tubes in position
and these will be submerged by the aid Of enor
nous weights. The wire will be embedded in this
gigantic coil or cable, composed of what is called
whipped plat with wire rope, all of it chemically
prepared so as 10 project il from rot and kyanised
the whole to be chained down, as it were, as the
rails are on railway, by the gravitation of the
huge weights in the bottom Of the sea.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The Mortality at Kalama2oo.-The singular ia.
tally at Kalamazoo seems to battle The skill of ply
sic,aRs. Some halt dozen more deaths have oc-
cured, some of them who were not of the supper
party Another very singular fact about it is, that all
those who died sat at one end of the table. while
those at the other end We're not affected The sup.
per was at the regular hour in The afternoon, in.
stead of midnight, as before stated. The follow
ing are the symptoms Vomiting, but no purgng-
very little pain-pauent turns blark-eyes sink in,
and they die without much struggle. St. Louis
Times I-tl,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, October %. 1854. s
Arrived during the past week, 4is head OF Beef Cattle
including 2SS Western and 100 AItakspas, l52 Cows IO2S
Hogs, ISL Sheep, and $50 calves aud Yearmgs.
BEEF CATTLE-About 40 head OF Western ar, left in
Market which gain in favor of holders The supply was
only moderate during the fore part of the week. Prices 81
@26lac " ID net for extremes.
HOSEA good supply remains SALE and prices are easier
than last wees We quote prices at 4'ic " fb uet
SnEE.-About 200 left sale. Average price 50 &C
@ head,
Mich Cows-The stock remaining on sale amounts :,
u.s. and prices are 5000 $50 " head.
CALVES AND YEARLINGs-Average IS 30 " head. tn,
supply of Calves /. suant,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

From Buem0s Representatives, from Buenos
Ayres to the 18th of August have been received,
being fifteen days later, The following vessels
were in port Banks Huma, Henry, for Calcutta in
five days; Charles s. Holden, Douglass, for New
York in ten days; Ann Hood, Wady, for ditto, un-
certain; Charlotte, Hopkins, from Portland for
New York, ditto, and others from Boston. The
Robert Morrison, Smith, for New York, sailed
from Point Indio on the Odd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

CoBee.-FoTty.two years ago, The annual crop Of
coffee in Brazil did not exceed 80 900 bags. Even
in 1920 it only reached 100000 bags. At that
time the high price of coffee in England, and the
diminished production in Cuba, stimulated the Bra
lillian planters to extend its cultivation, and in 1890
they sent to market 100000 bags, or $4,000 900
pounds, and in 1917 the enormous quantity of
nearly 300, OOO, 900 pounds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Capt. Amsden, since his misfortune, in company
with cur friend Heno, and Mr.. J. J. Compere, have
purchased very fine boat for the low water trade
in place of the Meteor, No. 9, which was burns.i
some time since. We think their enterprise and
10 enable them to make up the serious loss " hicb
betel them in the destruction of their boat Marks.
vile Ia.l Star, Oct II.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Breach Of Trust.-A Mr.. Simon, of Vefmionvile in
this State left here for California in July la and entrusted
his store and business in his absence Leopold Kahn
simon returned about the middle of this month"; and found
that Leopold had erred the the keeping OF his
brother Aaron Kahn Simon Immediately ordered Aaron to
leave, which he did, but as Simon AYERS he took with him
some 1850 in gold which belonged to the establishment For
the recovery Of this gold Aaron has been followed 10 this
CITY by the of the sore but neither him nor the gold
have yet been discovered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Native Tdlent-On Wednesday night Miss Lind
was sersnaded by portion of the Leideriafel
Association" An incident occurred about mid
night which proved that our population, while
showing their deferenCs to distinguished foreign
talent, have also proper appreciation of those Of
their own country. Mrs Fanen, who boards at
Joness, entering the hotel, when returning from
the Arch street theatre, Where she is now Perform
ing, was recognized by the crowd, who immediate
ly gave expression TO three hearty cheers to the
American actress. philadelphia Ledger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The ship Marathon, from Turks Island, taken in tow
80 miles Om the W PAS by the towboat Louisville and
brought TO thus city.
the POcahouss left s. Louis on the l7h in-In
port for N'wOrans, Gen Lane Dadem Saranak
No2, ST Louis Ammonia and faef.-Six feet water in
the channel from st Louis to Cairo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

FIX SIEAUSRIP p LLfIC.
OaEOs'e .Ee8U Goods.
IE- Just received at the store Of
c. NJ. SIMPSON,

~ 4Is Ol4hl OO4Ns
SO Canal street.
Consisting IN r-rt OF
VISITEs, MANTILLAs and CLoAKs in f,Z4tu.
Chameleon and Waerea Six and Turc Satin.
FRENCH MERINos - Various ColorS.
BoMBAzINES AND CANTON CLorHs.
ENGLISH MERINos and PARAMATTAs.
ORLEANS CLoTHs and ALpAcAs.
CAsHMEREs AND De LANES.
SILKS Of FariouS Styles.
SPUN SILK, MERINo AND CoTToN HOSIERY.
LADIES AND MISSES UNDzRvEsTs.
GENTS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS ETC. ETC.
Also, tie --latest Styles Of TRIMMINGS
French Braids, F!orens ETtna.ngs Russia Braids Bpr'on
Veg'a Ribbons, etc.
These goods ready examinations constant acuu
sons will he made to the stock y nearly every arrival.
E1- Just opened, and fol sale by the piece
Boston Prices,
An assortment of SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGs, Of
the most popular brands
c. NJ. SIMPSON,
OBJ lOt (3t 2dp) 50 Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Valuable Lot of Ground in the Second NUM-
cipalitY-sOld on account OF Departure.

ATURDAY Y, October I2 o'clock hrcae-WH
- sold at valuable LOT OF GROUND forming
Of Banks md Broad fronting Shell
Common rreet The lot 80
trks street iet nCies uea the eide
Banks 80 feet inches nes oz,s depth The
Lot requires filling up. 1trns Cash
h d sale before Philip Pentfrgz notary public,
The uuTe chaser on
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WIL,LLItAMsPoRF-Pe Per steamer E White: S3 bsles
HSI58 Pay6s y t1s P$ Nis. Soo-s
coG Ward y Lana g leee5o ~ III! i. hfLssn
Peqe-59 Bak!ez { Bot-'5 Harod s Mc9dgZ-iI a MI
s. Sr66-8i e 5 K KSfGa COW Hie AZ
feS co5 5ws s xS &G3 o soRPff Kcsne c5s
G Burt &co-l@ b ckrer staHton-12 Canning, stew
ar ' NcRes cos Reo%s S M
no. hG 20 1D Ssss cam Donesan &o0
~ S 3 PR RtErer ssape, Fashion: hhds
af HIriIPPEI FS < s> ard I'd ignd.s % o1or
cotton In BEEDPt af EPSr9F; ,m ~ 5s
r. H., MsDojs MI Nm 4floiss Pass
gyrce 9 Eco tea,G poSesan ec5i q CoGoolIgs8
3suS 6o6 Mot iasssS2 Fad ra5ieS wes' a Rs
Sc2-5o Bnehs Rqg Caro- &co-47 c NJ fi1cksrd Sscol3
g c YaR6bbsta5 gWTehG5 Z oP Son9 Bel 6
Fse Sco5 Meaea Com Sls,e 5 Va, EP A iaS,5
+ IL RE c aeoig nssPp6,rgs-S5 h'ore-l2 w
TiHams-1 Bon 6 smith, Oakley 4 aa%kinso5 BIDS
w Dunb'r-suBdss TO ordsr-Fo2aI 2iGT bsieS er35 I
ST LOUSY steamer Poeshoq,a - coil, rope Mar.
Hour Cqaaoy &eo5 DO McIssor o a o Ssi;
biscuit 5toughton-2l bb lard oil Kenne Dix ScoD2 DO
craneries ,xs ndFe WseTs Scos7 hf DO pork Y say.
@ aoE postos '& " S6 do g Ra o y ss
RswIs.-Z b. obaeeo Brdae MScmnro5 bales coz.
Ton Elder, Bro Seo5s 10 PAYNE = HaIrQ9-S5 stsamer
eo-SJ Connoig-5i Bog,g, ( F1ey-lO Z Nugeat SEQ
Alex 3 e2 bn e3 RstT ~ Ell s Iss so
ton WIGHT, Williams &col0d DO Fiil, Mel an &eo-I3 G
bel DsIf p PSs,sH Ftya@%j 20 an FqeySs fgsss
&eo-l McCo1oche s Dcg1el-3 BucRannon, Lsrro Seo--
| Sw'1ey Green cos Ai"on, Tnas &co-3 Sugent &
GU I'll: SFfb{ p,5 Son Pans Lr.isog As9r.G
cos do o,!er-ToaI 4Ol baIrs co Ton. :
u hogLrs e 2 a1S ;G isgses 100 5b f9a,
D. Ken6. < d.sr@ldo Gar Ia l4 d DO jSs
o5 DO 9s-4 ois Cave &sa5 20. is Sozss
Co III I oLs-s SeoI 5dsg5 E9er' br2 $50 pos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Cot,tsion.-The Buffalo Republic, of the 9Th inst
says "Ihe propeller Monticello, just arrived from
Chicago, came in collision, on her way down, will
the schooner Northwestern, Of Oswego, in Lake
Huron, loaded with snlt, causing her 10 sink in
lhree minnlpsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

- Tbeobalds committed suicide at Shrevs.
port, La, b. cutting his throat with pc knife on
the 18th instant, while laboring under an attack of
mania a Potu. The evening before he destroyed
about $500 worth OF property-Hquors, bottles, ETC.
comPos ng the furniture used in saloon kept by
himself aud man named McLeirh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Sa6Jing.-A man, who gave his name as Sam, was yes.
teiay examined before Recorder Seuzeneau before
the Fist District Court for trial, the charge of having
gone, Thursday night, to the house of Phillip Anthony
in Craps street, between Union and Bagatee there
sauted and stabbed said Anthony with sword cane he
wound was inf cied IN the lett breast, close under the nipple
but not deem enOnRh 10 be danrerons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Larcsny.-Geogge Perrin, alias B1eskin, was yesterday
arrested By Capt hazsrst and Lieut. SALVATORE of the Third
Municipality police for stealing piece of linen from the
the of Espanad and Royal Streets Perrin
detected in the OF making off with his plumber and
it was TAX away from him. Wheeupon he ur.w knife
and threatened with consequences dire and divers any man
who dared to lay hand him. The officers very quietly
took the knife away him. and conducted him 70 the
y005e. No examination has yet token Mace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Per steamship Portland, from Matag0ria Bay aud Calves
on-M ada no Mgress; Sol JU1nsor, a Major Bake
Y A Major lashlel, U ; a; Meszrs L J AGiers, p
AudeTson-and live Gslk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

"a 40 10 A-ri sup William: 30 bales cottous
ssr ia 20 rags 10 70 nnens, 2s5 pigs bad rs hhds
,E1s no bbt. t 80 ~ bxs candles, hides, Is haiss
vEp z IL y g nS GtaziaIa: 10 bales cotton
IN NJ L-fer bug UnOn: 1900 bbls iour sGO ke,s
arg z 1sAt, $50 DO OIL us sheets copper
-four 30 bags corn etc " " IA haii'soh' iOO DOS
MOBI tE-Psr schr Paisalsga: 2t0 bbls ian, III ks,
lard, 100 sks com, 70 do sat- 40 boxes i'm IA Ass'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The Weater.-Summer gave the "cold shoulder
yesterday morning, and left the frosty embraces of re-
pulsive Winter In the evening" 1t became codcod enou
to convince that coal fire very desirable com
nanop
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Discharged. Black, well known feminine of the
First Municipality lied before Recorder Genos to an
swer to the charge of having brought free woman into this
state under pretence that she slave, and of having
subsequently mOrgaged said free cOored woman for debt
due to her landlord The landlord appeared and said that
Phoebe had paid up the full of her indebtedness, to him.
and that lie had charge make. The ooed woman did
not appear either and represented to have left the State
Under this state of affairs Phoebe discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

TURKS ISLAND-Psr Ship Marathon: IS so bu,bsls
salt to q J Meeker Hcn. S
BOsTON-Per bark Marcia $50 tons ice to order, and
assorted mdss- - $3.50
ols Eco.
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STEAMBOATS,.

= For SJohIIe-DgJLY -
y. s. .haLL, LiN 1--WE siygszH
III . IneI5 40 law ,ysss,,s 60
uan snd MA ~ I o r9 n n 3
Con W + Gbem5n havng beer built eEIIes7y lon he Ia
Trade with superior Recommendations, Uade Cabin ali N
stGte-loors( q tbeDoye seamsIs viii eave the Port
Ra'Osd d DALaR x. on 3, s , sE. z s Ss
tbs Agsns O'Clock P. NJ. For freight or paSsass |
applyoG board, q e ,,r,,,r,,,,
ol2 -. 80 y isalN Ieos:
T3T Shreveport Natchii0ohes Ard AeEandria-
above and 40 ercia e lan4es On Tfiis tho r M
instant u O'Clock NJ For ireiqht or Dassge snp1 on
O26 r b. SMITH gG Mpepzne At
..5-ss7 - ~ ,i,IT - - -i1s lz-"s ~
goaiaThs stsaiaef ST! 'GH SH "a wv ",
on s8TURB8Y I Viii o9 s az o 81 6e rev CaobS
RSa9s Ua ~ g9 Ere sI tie Ne" Basin Ware
o-a - \. u. w IN1h l Z, Agent % foycIas ST..
+, eYs4s p Regular weekly Saturday Vicksburg
Efs<slsz renon, New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney
ana Nat magnificent aud sVi running passenger
Kaye for the above ard all nterInelaie andipga on SAT-
uRDAH, the 9th inst at O'Clock N. For freight
pas'ase' Apply on Ooafu' iTot o. Sh s'e g 4fto
f,e - Fiiy e oorn;n% d ~ " ' i'ee u' 10 feCg ~
.z.s.5 For s6reveno,i fraud Ticoro a1d
s Se,sndri1Tbe line pbi drs%gR sies amg
HS<sskk33 TEN A., Jos. Claiborne, master, will leave
DAY, the a6I al o'clock P. N. positively. For
r, o. CHARLES, 10 Common St,
Falls OF Alexandria. Shippers rely their freight going
. =
h s nHSI I G6d ~ 49,,
sssssSs% The well known and iastrunrniag steamer
tt ~ iH i " ngse y BST recss R
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Larcsny.-A slave named Milley, belonging to Doctor
Natl discovered the of stealing two pieces Ma
das hantkerches from the store Of Justin Congauo
at the Of ST. Philip and Bourbon streets The slave
viii be deslt AYilh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Fire-A fire broke out O'Clock yesterday moming
in cofeehouse AM grocery belonging to JOSEPH Ge,nor
situated the of Derbgny and ST Ann Streets he
grocery aud two adjoining kitchens were Destroyed
Another alarm Of fire, IT. Ann sieet, arose from
drunken setting fire to the furniture OF his room
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
REM GOODS.

" ~ "A. HCENbN Y, respectfully
VIZ forms the Ladies she has received and Et4E
~ receiving by the latest arrivals from TZSI=s
France and g Northern cities hOce election French
EANtf .hlLLlN Err f-cuusIstIng Ol Sik and Straw
70 nets: fancy Plaid striped plain Ribbons; French
Artificial IUNer., EeslFgrs and Fam. French Canes and
Collars and assortment Of Fiel Gloves etc, The pub
he respectful I.s..sd to anime.
4. MCENANY, Southwest corner Mssa7ine
and julia streets.
latest styles. OH 4Tn5p
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Tbeobalds committed suicide at sb

Recorder Catd,'ct's COurt.-The Of any
importance examined before this tribunal yes erday