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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

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DEMocRArIc HARMONY MERrINe.- The New
York City Democratic Convention assembled again
at Tammany Han on the. 2Sth, when the address
and resolutions previously reported by the commit
tee were adopted by a vote of 40 to 10 /; so that
the party is committed against the Wilmot Pro-
yiso, and in favor Of compromise and Cancellation.
The address says The conclusions, then, to
which the Convention have arrived on this all-ab-
sorbing subject, are, to leave the institution Of
slavery 10 the people Of the States and territories
They should be the sole judges whether they will
have it not and to their will we should submit
Il takes the same ground with reference to slavery
in the District OF Columbia
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CuBA--O bfciQi Dispatches al Washington =
The Philadelphia Inquirer learns from Washington
that dispatches have been received from Cuba by
The Ohio, and q highly interesting character.
The American sloops Of war crnizing off the port
would remain until the arrival Of Commodore Me-
Keever, in the Congress The prisoners, in all, do
not amount to City in number, and General Armiro
assumes a sort Of independent control Of them.
The Inquirer thinks it IS quite probable thai the
Cuban authorities are procfastinating the affair,
with the object Of hearing from Spain. No other
reasonable cause can be given for this delay. The
correspondent Of ths North American, however,
now concludes that Count Aeoy desires their exc
auton if possible, and only dallies with our govern
ment to see what is its ultimate temper in the mat
Ter, and il he dare do the deed He we'll says tina,
il is time for US to listen more distinguished
assurances and plausible words, but to demand
action and have IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

~ Skill Of DR.. Gilbert. Afessrs. Editors DR.
GtLHERTs reputation established, BY the testimony
persons Of the highest redby and standing already
more practice han he not. hsrelnre
benefit but Tor The se The suffering aud afflicted ny raee
WIN have exhaued e k Others have been abandoned
despair that desirc make fre your
etpHper The Testimonials publ reon 10 t
nceeus Of Dr. Gilbert have confined chiefly large
Of cases embraced Under The head Of
but mine entirely Of different description Easy
Of DscembeF lsis white Engaged Branch Mint city
received eFsro injury my thumb much
famed That was threatened with he los ny hand It
ee'ed BY several and surgeons q dis ely high
es ennenne r-and amcns cthers DR. sps aflf snhing
several operations, incredible susliua
for more han without seeing prospect
cossfs, Induced call Samuel Gilbert cheeruy
undertook 70 IL He extracted the dad ah, which
had formed ID Do ball Of the thumb and po
ton o. The bans extending from the end nearly back
joint was diseased dead. This be Of with ms skill,
fsw weeks thumb entirely healed ri several
months been entirely we'll The nail entay and
grown out and continues di ont The all gin Strength
AZ thar noes hove sas, hope that viii b
ever Hnndrad d people III h community aaala testify The
al q what have here that any
q my thumb whole hand, locked upon
Your cbsfeat ssksagt, RICHARD KEEN
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UEIvERsITx OF New YoRK.--We have alrea-
dy mentioned the election Of the Rev. DR.. Bethune
Evangelist says that it is understood that wealthy
lady Of that city offers to the entire debt Of
the University, amounting to forty thousand dol
lars, provided DR.. Bethune accepts the appoint
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

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A SAD MEErIHG.-W While a coroner, at Cncin-
natl the other day, was engaged in holding an in
quest on the body Of man found drowned in the
river, young man stopped to see what was going
on, and after while recognized the body as that
Of his father, whom he had crossed the ocean in
search after
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

LIRur, ScHAUMBUKG's CASE. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Evening
Post says { The Senate have settled Lieuleaan,
Schaumbura's case, most unexpectedly, against
him. Its action in this case has not been such as
to gam Tor it a character Of consistency. Lieut.
Schaumburg was some fourteen or sixteen years
ago. an officer Of the list Dragons, and resigned
his commission, but Withdrew his resignation be-
fore, as he alleges, il could have taken effect, on
hearing Of his promotion, to which he had become
entitled before he resigned though the fact was mot
known to him. But it was contended that his re-
signaton had been accepted, and that he had 10 st
his place on the army rolls. For nearly fifteen
years, he has been seeking a restoration to the
army, and to his hneal rank. After nluch varying
and contradictory action the part of the Senate
and the Executive The latter body in the spring Of
lS49, passed, ii secret session positive order
that he should be restored to his place on the oc-
cufrence of the first vacancy. The President did
not comply but last December no minated Lieut..
Ewell to place that Schaumburg was entitled to
under the order oil the Senate. The nomination
lay Tor several months, until, in March last, the
Senate passed it by, and re-afirmed, by one ma
jorty the order to restore Schaumburg, but making
i somewhat more explicit, Still, Old Zach and
Crawford held out and refused to act and seeing
this, to-day the Senate settled the whole matter by
virtually resembling its former resolutions and
directions, and confirming EweIl, by vote Of two
three majority"
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The town Of Killarney was lately posted tvith
bills, announcing sherff's sale to lake plabe al
Denynane Abbey, the residence of the late Daniel
OConnelL The sale was to be at the suit ii some
half dozen creditors, and the sheriF's name, APP
pended to the placard. was MO1ConneIln
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THK TkoUBLE wtrH PoRrUc AZ 7he London
Times correspondent says that the American ship
Of war Independence, bearing the flag Of Commo.
for Gibraltar. wlisnce she was 10 proeesd to lis
bon, to demand settlement Of claims due BY Por-
fugal 10 the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

FROM IRELAND.--The harvest accounts from
Ireland are favorable. Emigration is falling off,
but il is not so much because there is less desire,
but want Of the means by the poorer CLASSES, and
the imPossibility Of the middling classes selling
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

GREECE Greece seems contspf with the terms
she reserved from England, and the influence Of
Russia is held in suspicion, 80 that King Ohio will
nol encourage iis schemes much by taking new Of
fence with England.
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The mysterious disappearance Of Mrs. Clarke,
(ygife Of Rev. G. P. Clarke, Of New Oreans,) on
the 9th inst at Brooklyn created great sensa-
ton and fears Of suicide weFe entertained. The
lady, however. returned 70 her friends on tAa essh
IA deFsAasd STATE q laind.
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.VOaU Opening !
~ Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. II. Wolff
r,,1 = 40

~UWAU ON@CBVNRe9
~ Per Steamship Ohio and Bark n. H. Wolff.
THEo. A.JAMES &Co
fashionable cIothing Estab'ishment,
NJ. 81 Common street. bstnssn Ysyaa Hotel
and Heaoiett's Erehaage,
~ Are now Eneeept of another laIRs = beautiful
assoFtment Of gendsmen'a Spring and -umper Cloth
ing-a OF the fine material and best oikHanship,
having been manufactured expressly fos the city retail trade
consisting m part as follows 70 wit:
scrrK BLACK cAsAnEanTTE Dnxss ooAas'
Z FANCY. Brown OLIVE
= BLACK MERIE0 BUSINESS -
9. FANCY AND coin ESe. MERrEo = =
. BLACK ALPACA - -
= BLACK MUsTAPHA
4. SILK AND LINEN
- CHECK LINEN - -
FAacY DOEsKIs PANTS;
BLACK MKRINo .
/" FAKa 1DRILE :.
= FLowERED CHAMBRAY VEsrs;
= WHITE MARsEILLK
=. Fancy =
Canvass SKELETON
= SILK AND LINEN
= SPoTrED SILK -
ToRouoIs SILK
WATKRKD :. :.
MoDE AND BLACK SILK
DusDEE LINEN DRAwERs--(P Patent LaCngs0
. IRISH
. CoTToN -
SILK -
. LIkKN SH1Rrs-(very fine y
Z CoTToE AND LINEN Bosom smRTs
SILK AND LisLE THREAD UEprRsMRTs;
CoLoRED G1NGHAM
SILK AND l.. CAMBRIA H'pK'Fs;
SILK AND LIsLE THREAD CLOVIS;
LINEN CRAyArs;
SrocKs, SusPEEDERs. gre. ETC. my 10 2dp
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SYKES HybE Co. wifi SELL at 10 clock at the corner Of
Magazine and Laiay Flour. Al "a Tchoupi-
tcqlas street, femDns Al helfspast w. at
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Mr. Buchanan, the tragedan, has returned 70
NewYork, after his engagement at Philadelphia.
He proposes to spend the summer in the country,
where he can pursue kis studies in his profession.
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Within four years about $4,000, 900 have been
expended in railroads in Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, and nearly $40, 100000 in New England.
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FoR New fohK' the sfssndid AsalnsIp aa6dsAa viii
leess % sunday. rs 81 's. a. New fort iiSscl This
VIZ " desirable c.ef'al.q I'm kboAe who WISH 10 mike
qnies eip % lhq oii Ad III passage Is reasonable Is sl
Y sen ~ ~ advertisement af nssf aieests d ca shs
ss. 9.sn 'sn'iea y ssat ssps eilha ses iirae and i
IT.. ~ orc q ie aare aal bei stalnsifs that
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SARATOGA SPRINGs.--ltis stated that there are
about eight hundred visitors now at Saratoea---a
large number for so early psriod of The season.
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~ = now ascefiane1 that there were 81 i,..s,i
lAe 1llIi'tb, when she took fire, 256 deck psss,n
gers, 42 cabin passengers and % crew mai ins 4
tese' q SS1 q whom only IS wese rescued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

TIE IVORY cRaIsr.-Mf Lester has Just re-.
ssssza-ifen i.Ay second efucsdxion, lha work Of
ths zane moik who made the first one, which was
4sse.aly exhibited 2 this country, carved from
saI larger block Of ivory, aid said 70 be even Of
snofe et4nIfilf design and Workmanship. Il * a
he sod 8 Raelioa IL New York
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Professor Webskers confession, At this late day,
proves him % be miserable coward He should
have died. and made no sign only for the sake Of
his children they a any rate, would have bes
lieyed him innocent, and cherished his memory
with reverence. TO prolong miserable LIE with
out the consultations Of Parksrs dinners, he con-
esses his guilt and thus deprises bis daughters Of
the only resource lsi them in The bitter hour which
awaits them. We tr.lAs the papers Id other states
who have sndeavored to produce the impression
shat he not guilty. win now cease their indig
nation at The conduct ef Boston jurors
Tier, ioo, an he arguments, which have
been spun with s. mech ingenuity. are 81
once swept away. When the authorship Of the
WaveFly Novels was mystery, Mr. Adolphns.
now eminent English lawyer, but then young,
man, wrote pamphlet. BY which he proved BY.
circumstances that Scott was the author 1t was
consummass piece Of reasoning --but ii lost its in
terest with the discovery of the author 1t will be
misfortune il the enigma Of Junius is ever read.
To that mystery we are indebted for many books,
throwing light on the personal history Of that
period. Had Prof Webster died with his secret,
his would have been the text fos rising young
men 10 preach Trades against eifcumstansial evi-
deaee IN an desperate eases He has diminished
the topics lof speech making. The course sc has
pursued however is suicidal II destroys ali hope
Of saving hislifs:
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NASHVILLE There were twenty-five deaths az
Nashville, 90 the Isl instant, from cholera, and
twenty more on the ID.
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- ~ Died In Lnfa, etts, at u O'Clock NJ on the
sth lust ELK Ma ltkE Ed Hi lrienis, and
nefnhea Of the 4 O. Of " r,
tend winch wltake place THIS MORNING,
10
des Apollo. ip9s
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Dr. JuDson'rA letter received IN New York
from the wife Of ihis venerable missionary, dated
March ~. says; We thought Dir. Judson's
health impfoYi9g Dill within d few days; but he is
again, fear, On the decline. aud what The result
viii be, our Heavenly Father only knows Ny
heart Is very heavy ht our prospects, r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

Me- GRiNNElL's Aslcrfc EXPEDITION Pa.
peis from ST. Johns, N. b, anneonee that the
United Ssates bfigantine Advance, Lieut. Hayer.|
ONE 81 The vessels belonging to Mr. GrinBeiPs ex-
petition. Wes spoken By a 81. Johns pilot boat of
Caps Speer. d 3 clock OF he eveaing Of Ftiday,
Jnhe fourteen dags snom New York Al * also
stated that dispestAes have been received in New
York lrpsn the expedition. hnt The nature Of then
has not yet tfab1pifed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

ENGLAND AND THE CuEA AFFA1R.--A letter
from London to the Philadelphia North American
dated June II When this letter reaches
you, Lopez, his expedition. and Cuba, may be for
gotten in the United States, and osheraf1airs may
be uppermost. can assure you, however, that
secret as are AL the movements q the British Gov
eminent, some very important measures are about
g be submitted by England to more than one
European nation. having for their object certain
checks on the gFasping and growing ambition, as
il is termed, Of the United States, as a Govern
ment and as people"
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MYSTERY, BuR1ED TREASURE, ETC. ETc.--4hc
State Of Georgia, shortly after the Revolutionary
War, donated "a General Greene large estate on
Cumberland Island, on the extreme Southern line
Of the State. Here Gen. Greene passed the last Of
his days, and il we mistake not, was buried. His
house Is, perhaps. the most extensive private
residence in the State. five stories high and
built Of tappy, material prepared with lime
and oyater.shells, which is as enduring as mar.
bic. The art is said 10 have been borrowed from
the Moofs. The grounds are beautifully laid out,
with live oaks, orange groves, grape vines, and
the many Towering shrubs Of that tropical climate.
Il is now The properly Of Mr. Nightingale, the heir
Western Georgia, the most important section Of the
eo'ton-growiHg region.
Gibbs the pirate, who was executed in New
York about twenty years ago, declared that large
treasure was concealed in Cumberland Island, and
described the place. Many Intellectual searches
have been made for il, but in vain. A few days
ago, however three strangers landed on The island,
and remainsa a few hours But since their depar-
nre deebl marked path has been discovered from
the beach 10 a satd-hiIl, and then d hole about
eight feet deep and thirty In circumference at the
top. They had cut through palmetto roots in ex-
cavaling. The negroes represent that they had not
worked by day, and thai good road run parallel
through the wood TO the pash they had made, but
they had avoided the road. The men went of ID
an opsn boat to the schooner Belknapp, bound for
Charleston. The Collector has sent the cutter af.
ter her, with orders to inspect her cargo and ascer-
tain what those singular movements mean. Such
is the substance Of letter written from ST. Mary's
70 The Savannah Republican.
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AmERIcAN sgocKs From he Journal Of Com

AMERICAN SwocKs.-- From he Journal Of Com
merce we extract the following:
Bonds Of $1,000 each are aaleable the moment the
letters are opened which contain them, but bonds
Of $1,000, $1,000 and 5000 are dead letter, and
can only BE- by special negotiation. Even Ger
tificates are most saieabe in aIn0unis Of $1,000
each. While the disturbances on The Continent
continue and therefore the largest purchasers are
from them, it would be wise Of remitiefs to send
no other bonds than those Of $1,000 each.
In Amsterdam there is little or no inquiry for U.
S. Bonds, and IN Paris none al all, and vet the
London market IL sustained by orders from these
two cities, and il these bonds are sent from Lon
don to either Of these ces the chances are len to
one that they come back unsold.
The main cause of this is that The orders for u.
s. Bonds come directly from parties who intend TO
become permanent holders, even though the price
ID London may be at 100 per cent.
In France, u. S. Bonds are bought for safety
while the sieady,investing Germans, who buy a
little Of every thing. have been and are, and will
be, the best customers for these bonds.
Should The city Of Paris become again the thea.
ire Of bloodshed, msny Of her citizens will fly to
America with these bonds in their pockeis, and ii
will not be surprising Il some Of the coupons are
not presented until long over due, the holders pre-
ferFng to use them a sort Of savings hank, from
which they can draw their accumulate rs at d mo-
ment's notice, though without compound interest.
We wish some competent person, say Mr. De
Bow, would prepare history Of American Stocka,
from the days Of the Continental money to the
present time.
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ttlH Hif4A t9Uk I,on4 i'|le Slr4hshten1snt
sa4 eei'ies't q lis Nicaragua s1uis Neis iohaTe
lest View }e'' 81 lAs lst IL llie aIaslnsS Crescent
Nltzs i1s NAfht6a Ilsy will ID tskea 10 lhe NJ
eesseu2 Lake 81 ii9 Company sieasner NIaara-
zNe, 4e'e R7saitinB tbeif arrival NJ CAq6i6a The
s's''|slsn DlIssiqs 'o have Nav York Ibis week,
and a e6hieellon NiI he N val navigate ihs
A.eks: AWE distance from ocean 10 ocean Il 10 BE-
peflnsasd a lszs 'ilanfNsatY ho0ss. and Inc ensirs
line 10 csIifoknia. il i nnrea4l VII 30 ii opera
lien " ihe u AiigHsf
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The friends Of Mr.. Hackstt, Congressman from
Georgia, despair Of his recovery.
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Rnntnrss cnred.

MoHILes June ., 1850.
Mr. stedn The Truss you fitted and the Wash gave me-
when was 10 NeOrsau Winter has my Rupture, con-
ary my expectations years annoyed grew
larger painful dangerous ldng always
The YES, nsuents aai but te thing plain now
perfectly haa Rupture
called upon in better sptn than have
yeaFa haekiny feelings descrbe oue per-
Rup,ured Cured appreciate wi paiar
make teae facts known YOU promised do you
recammended friends Of mine, who badly RuptnIed
and gave your address, hope The FAIL
hey viii be able say ms what say with unpeakehe
Gratitude, an Cured Whaling health and prosperity
scribe myself yours, ever, SAMUEL KiNsLEY.
~ Mr. Sherman can be seen bis Office ST. CHARLES
fa1fa IN
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Tss total number 4 banks = 'As United States
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Fashionable Clothing.
NORRIS & WAY.

No. ~ Camp street, corner OF Common street.
a fag assortment Of SUMMER CLOTHING,
e6isiating Of all articles belonging to
GentIemam's Dress,
% hh they invite their euscnes parchaser
generally Our goods superior craftsmanship, of
tn best materials, and in the fashions expressly retail
eiy trade jy2 Q1p If
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The population Of Massachusetts is estimated at
about $50 600