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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

The Fugitive !Saue La,c-We not onlv stand
by ths law ia lis integrity, but we take ground
against any alteration oft, unless the more pfflc-
tualiy 10 carry out its provisions. To say that it
shall he Obeyed, and at the same time to denounc4
It's material points, or to declare that thew must he
repealed or amended, is the course of many Of those
who profess To De alarmed a The movements of the
ultra Nojuon5ts in regard to ms very important
| law. We are ~ taUOr Of the LIlD as Il sta1ig 1t
may be defective as all laws NAV be but we q 70
opposed to Its amendment, unless the more efFec-
tualIy to enforce that plain provision of The Com
stltutOn upon which il is based We do moi Under
estimate the camOr which has been raised auaiust
| It, when We declare that we are not in the least
! alarmed by it. Such ClamOrs have no terrors for
| Us. We sOlemnIy believe ifthis law had nor been
enacted IN connection with the recent measures OF
| Compromise, that the present agitation in the
! South would have tOpped our proud Union into
| ruins. The law may be denounced as seyere-in
some of its provisions tits doubtless severe-but we
! would rather that law carried out in all its in.
tegnty and IN all It's parts, than that single feature
! of the Union should be mutilated. L. has indeed
! come TO this and there Is no use in minci1g mat
! tiers about it. To repeal the Fugitive Slave Law
| is to repeal the Union. To alter it is to alter 1l,
| Union. 70 resist Ii Is to destroy the Union In
| brief terms, such is the issue presented TO us We
re told of the black mans wrongs, and we hear
threats that this law is one of these wrongs and j.
therefore to be defeated. But do not let Us forget
| that the law is founded upon the National Cunsri.
llon-that Ii derives its vitality from the COnsti-
lutiOn-and that upon its rigid enforcement, the
| whole fabric OF the Constitution depends To keep
The Constitution from peril, is TO keep the Union
safe. Before this great object, all imaginary mat.
tiers sink into the ground We would rather see
blood flow in our cutters to sustain that Constiu-
ton, than that it should be given up 10 Camor or
an intimidation The American founded this Con
stilutlon, not for himself but for the whole white
race. 1t is the instrument of civilization, of free
dom, and of Christianity. The whole world is in
teresed IN its preservation. It never can be sub
vered without fearful struggle; il never will be
| subvered because the blacks raise an aarum
| against the rigid enforcement Of law carrying
out one of its most vital provisions The public
| sentiment of the country would not give way to
| the demand of The white man for the same object
and it will not surely do so for the black man
That sentiment goes. as we believe, for the law as
1t stands gOss for it without repeal or modifca-
ton, except the more etfectually to carry out the
provisions Of the Constitution Such, at all events
Is our determination and we do not hesitate
! promptly to avow it. [Pennsyvanian.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
The Weather, the Crops. etc.

The Weathcr-Since our last issue the weather
has been quite cool and bracing to the nerves of all
classes. On Thursday last the horizon was filed
with angry and threatening clouds, and we began
to Halter ourselves that the prospect for refresh
ing shower, which is very much needed at this
present time, was quite cheering but we were
doomed to sad disappointment. The clouds
PASSED over, the wind shifted around North, and
the next day found the good citizens of this place
snugly apPareed in winter hablliments Since
then, we have had several successive frosts
alexandria uIa) Democrat, Oct 80.
Sugar Crop.-From the present Weld of the
cane we believe we safely say that the Sugar
crop of this Parish will not be much over half of
that usually made, IN consequence of the long con-
tnued drOuth. As to its quality, we cannot saw
word, not having been favored with any samples
from those who have commenced grinding. Ibid
On Friday night last, killing frost-the first of
the season-withered and backened the leaves and
gave a foretaste of winter. The season has
been very favorable for picking Cotton, and the
planters generally speak much more hopefully Of
their prospects than few weeks since. Farmer
vile (La) Enquirer Nov. /.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

pan was President, and they burdened the mails
with incendiary pamphlets, pictures, and what not
The mails were arrested, and great agitation pre-
vailed in the South. The Postmasters were
allowed by the Administration to throw their mis-
ses out of the mail, and the agitation subsidized
That was fanatical display.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

From BucHOs AyrsS.-The bark Military has
arrived at Boston with dates from Buenos Ayres to
the Sd September. The French steamer Fal-
mouth had arrived, with Admiral Fredour on board,
commander-n-chef of the French naval forces. in
place OF the actual Minister Plenipotentiarv of the
French Republic. After salute from The FaI.
mouth Whch was returned by the vessels in port,
'Ie admiral was received by the high functona.
mes, anu cordial meeting ensued. We also learn
by this ARRIVAL that complimentary notes had been
exchanged between the British Ambassador and
the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

"My Lord. The Players hare Come -lhea'fIGal
people are now arriving by the score ana soon he
theatres will be in full blast We last evening
had the pleasure of looking upon the honest coun-
tenance of our friend Mckson, who was attached
10 Placide's company last season. Nc. is deserv-
edy popular, as he is exceedingly clever in every
thing he undertakes. He is engaged at the Amer
lean, and we feel assured that he will not only
preserve the friends he already has, but make
many more during the coming season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

BaliSs SHrUey.-The towboat Persian returned at
a late hour last night having on board Mr.. Kicker,
of the Senate Committee on Lsvees, and c. G.
Forshey, John Hampson, Thos. LaFarells, and
A, S. Phelps, civil engineers, all in good health
and spirits.
We learn that the expedition and survey have
bsen eminently successful, in the collection of
facts, and the measurements of depths, aud capa-
cities, levels and velocites of currents, in all the
many passes and mouths ofthe rivers.
We expect TO have an abstract of results for
our Mondays paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
Auction SaIes-ThI. D,v

j. A. BEARD will sell at 10 O'Clock, at Banks Arcade-Real
Estate.
SYKES, HYDE s. Co. will SELL ha.past 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street-Grocenes, Provisions and Liquors.
WIN. 2. SCoTr will sell at 10 o'clock 81 Camp street.
Furniture.
VINCENT 4 Co. will sell, at 10 o'cl0ck-Dry Goods.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

- Tho McDoaogh WHI.-A tele0raphie dispatch
communicates the intelligence that the Hon.
Heverdy johnson left Baltimore on the 9th, for this
city, to contest the validity of the McDonogh Will
We presume he will represent the Baltimore claim
ants to heirshiP Aside from the professional engage
ment which brings him to New Orleans, Reverdy
'onnson will be greeted here with such a welcome
as Is que to one of the greatest lawyers and sound
est thinkers in the nation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

A Manufacturers ConEeation-I is proposed
that a convention Of manufacturers, North and
South, be held in the city of Richmond in the
State Of Virginia, on Monday, the 18th day of No
vember, 1850, to digest and prepare a suitable me.
moral to be presented to Congress at the com.
nsHcemenl OF tue ensuing session, embracing or
setting forth truly and faithfully ali the facts con.
nected with or believed TO be the cause Of the pre-
sent extremely depressed state of manufacturing
industry, and urging the necessity of a speedy re.
vision and mobilization Of the tariff laws The call
IS signed - Snndry Virginia Manufacturers"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Ne1, York E3ectjons-A Geographic dispatch
published in yesterdays evening Picayune, dated
Baltimore 9Th instant, states that the returns from
the State of New York elect Seymour, the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, by 1000 majority.
To Congress- so far, (says the dispatch) seventeen
wings and sixteen democrats have been elected
one remains to be heard from. The Legislature is
larunlv yvbu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

RFnF snrevePoT on the Both u, Mr. J. j. KLINE and Mis-
M.pEH iI n on the 18th ult, Mr. ALEXANDER NJ
H. 81 ' "lss ELIZA A THARF, both of DeSotO Parish.
Q. ]. TABOR " e 1'th uli'' ). W. DUNN and MISE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Boston, Oct 29.-Knight was a third time
arrested last night, charged with conspiracy TO
iHdnap Ellen Graft. The Vigilance Committee, at
a meeting last evening, appointed committee OF
twelve to wait on Knight and Hughes, and request
them to leave the city
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Tulips. HyGeiHths, etc.-Mr F. D. Gay, at his seed
store in Gresham street, the Levee, has most superb
and varied Of the above, well many other
rare and beautiful plants which be offering at most
In rata.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Deam o. Got Thomas r. Patton.-We have re-
ceiyed intelligence of the death of Col Thomas
H. fauon' OF Madison Parish. He formerly re.
presented that and Carroll Parish in the Senate or
the State Legislature. He was whg. and. with
his party, was greatly admired for the honesty oc
his political sentiments and the ability with which
he maintained them. He was Mason Of h;,b no.
sition and man esteemed wherever known. for
his amiability hospitality, and devoted friendships
Society loses much in losing such man.
The steamship Alabama, Cspt r. w. Foster,
lett Tor Chagres yesterday at P, NJ, with the fol-
lowing passengers:
2 STltLer' Gleason, Mrs Vancouu and two Children
~ hhhehaEts lady aud child, Dettebach, A Hedrick
L Rum, L "copper" White. John Foreman MN Hodges,
Iiluoei sturzer, A Ahernsthy, w W Riddle, John
hlteheock, John Robinson, John Lynn, II CarksOn lady
and hVe chhdTen, Capt Gist aud three Servants i
faImlnEion, Capt II H Hunt, w W Hughes DougIass
Douglass, Boon, Farlel, John PoGpelt Ms KeIv
w messickI Bull, q Bull, Longworh Ms Hall ami son
The Canadian sympathizers with our abolition.
M have become alarmed at the rapid increase of the co oed
VINO MIGHT escape TO that Province. Some of III
paE SOP 70 H. Thief should have thought Of Iii before
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
Reply of Senator Downs.

MONROE, La, Nov. J, l65O,
CIeRUemeu-I have this moment received your letter Of
the 25h u, propoundng to the three following inter.
roEatone5:
Are you in favor of a dissolution Of the Union now or
hereafter because OF the legislation the session of Con
gress?
Are you favor OF establishing Southern Confederacy
hereafter because of the legislation at the late session
of Congress?
Are you favor of secession of the State of Louisiana
from the Union hereafter because of tbs legislation
at the late session of Congress?''
And fully recognizing your right a portion of my con.
do answer unhesatingly to each and all
them, decidedly No"
My late Mobile letter, which | refer you, contains my
views on these points more at large.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

EV Application will be made to the "Comnerctal
Bank Of Ns'JTeaHs for the renewal of Certificate No. 1879
dated May &C. 1884, for Ten Shares Stock the N.
HALL-the original certificate having been lost.
NewOrleuns, October 81, 1850. ny lav5ts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
M Our Advertisimg Patrons'

sv" Our advertising friends are earnestly roQues'eo 70
send in all advertisements intended for Monday morning.
psper as far as practicable during SATURDAY anu e
earlier in the day the better it will suit our Convenience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
IstlaG STEAMBOAT
zEsssissI2 a ID EPA RES


Norember Steamer, Captgju Hgur Destination.
satur, 9, HECLA, Kay, 5 o'cock -. ~ etqphis
MoHlCAN irwin O'Clock .....-... .MeHphjs
~ rS T,5jI NO q LoNuers, O'Clock Hard T"ea
f. NJ. sTRECK, strocE 9 ococI 800 DonqtasgnsRe
- SJs, ELL, j.. 7. Laro'e, 10 O'Clock ..HuI-'
DUCK RIVER, Clark, S O'Clock. ..... .... Strersppt
EMPEROR, jerks, O'Clock ..... HoLie
ST CHARLES Sutton, 4 O'Clock ..............B Mobile
" E. p McNEAL Booker 4 O'Clock . v,npttr
sARANACk No. 3, Mcintyre, O'Clock. ...Si. louis
II. c. OGLEsBY, Kmban, O'Clock ....... Red hire
MONROE, G~artuey, O'Clock. .......,.. yq-a,
W. VIOLET, GWaflley, O'Clock .......... Ya=oo
ALTON, Fulton o,clock.... ............s ST. Lana.
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, 5 o'clock ST. Louis
Sund, 10, JAMES l.. DAY, GbcrEon
Mond, H. MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock. Princeton
GEN. TAYLOR, Trinidad, O'Clock. o. Doaai7souriH.
j. MoRRIsETr, Findren, 10 O'Clock. Attatapos
Tues 70, SARAH GORDON, Amsden O'Clock ....Hed Hira
PRINCESS NO. ?, Holmes, O'Clock .....Yick'5w4
ALAMO, Reed o'clock. hieFand,lo
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, o'c .ock.. Baton Rongs
We'd 49, JAMES HEWITT Quarter O'Clock. HsmPhs
AMERICA, Johnson O'Clock zee. .H,np ls
D. D. MusBH, kercheyaI o'clock .gictssa's
" CORA NO. ., Keeling, .H07yLs'
Thurs, A. MARY FOLEY, Da,eres, O'Clock ,7ure
ANNA, Johnston l2 o'clock ps'5tsas
TEXAS Claiborne, O'Clock. ........... hlss0adn"
Fn1y l5 NATCHEZ, Pierce, O'Clock,
AANIOrE, Castillo, IOo'ciock AeoEapn'
MOHAWK Shields 5o'cIoek .Nupo.toH
" BELLE CREOLE White, 5o'elnck....... -Fjcts5a
woopsMaN, perOocei, 5 o'clock .,...,. Ret Rrrer
saud ", hUTOCRAT, Goser O'Clock usgpsl'
Uuceran ORIENTAL, Parkinson, O'Clock Pitts
ROMEO, Greena~, o'clock realas7
BUENA VISTA, Lnnolhs l.. s.'
" " IOWA, Carter O'Clock .Si !...
" " JOSIAH LAWRENCE Carlisle, o'cIock...S. L'.s
sALUDA, Lynn. O'Clock ...,.......st l. me-
sULTANA Cattle, o'clock ST. QUA
COLUMBUS Pest o'clock ............-..s' A'".'
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock .....-.......e e..
PACIFIC, Fhan, o'clock. ..-...-."' Loa''
" ATLANTIC Ogiss5y O'Clock ...........St. Lon.
" IROCUOls, Weymouth. O'Clock. zee. Ngsagas
" " GEN. LAFAhYErlE, Bentley o'clock. .Louisnls
" DOVE, Smith, o'c.oek.. Lor'r5.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

We are indebted to the steamers Cuba, Fanny
Smith and James l. Day for late papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Mr.. Clay in his o1y,S State.-At large Union
meeting of the citizens of Kentucky at Lexington
on the 18th October, at which Mr. Clay was pre-
sent several able and patriotic resolutions were
adopted. The eighth was as follows
"HeWy CAay.-kentucky, with one heart and
! one voice, places Henry Clay where, during the
late session OF Congress, he had placed himself,
nigh a0OCs the PLATFORM Of parry, and this lofty
eminence she proudly presents him for the admira-
ton OF the present and coming ages. This price
less honor is The gift, not of party but of his coun-
try, for his spirit stirring eloqueuce, his lofty par-
otsm and courage in defence of our beloved Union,
the last hope OF freedom and of mankind. Noby
has he won the honor-long may he wear it "
This resolution was submitted with the following
accompanying remarks by Maj BrecbenrdEe
''The position of our distinguished guest during
tho recent troubles was enable TO the tenor uf
| his life. Born before the adoption of the Federal
Constitution, he has been actor in The principal
| events Of our history. In the strife OF contsndng
interests, The existence Of the c0nfaderlcY has been
| more than once endangered. Aud such crises
! have disclosed The mighty difference between mere
politicians and real Statesmen. At every period of
| danger or alarm, some have been found who would
| mount to fame on the COMMISSIONS Of their country
| but, happily, others have been found who sought
| the nObler distinction of being It's henelaCOrs.
| Among the latter, history will record the name
| OF Henry Clay. For surely if be possesses in an
eminent degree, one claim TO the gratitude of his
| country, II Is claim founded on hts constant
and dauntless devotion to the Union of the States.
| The love Of that Union is deeply seated in the
hearts of the people they feel that he has, with
pure sprlt abured to preserve it honOrably
and hence they greet him with a universal vel
come.
I" If any man shall ask, why, on this occasion,
the barriers Of party have been broken down,
and the generous emotions OF the people flow IN
an undivided current TO a single person-the an.
swer is, that sentiment, more sacred than party
forms bond of sympathy between the source
and the object of these emotions, and that sen,i-
ment is the love of a common country.
a. 1t may be affirmed, sir with confidence that
Kentucky considers her rights and honor secure
under the late adjustment. As she would have
resisted promptly gross violation of the Federal
c0mpact-she exhibits her devotion 10 the Union,
based on the Constitution. For him, who with
his patriot compeers, secured the public safely
her prayers ascend, that Heaven will shed It's
richest blessings his declining years, and that il
may be his happy fortune to close his long and
eventfuI life amidst The general applause of his
Countrymen."
Mr.. Clay responded eoquenty and patriotically
His remarks had not been, but were to be, PUB
lished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

E-V' The Rev. Robert Leckie will preach in the
Bougny Church. TOMORROW, at II o'clock A. Nj the Rev.
N. G. NORTH in TLa!i4 sircei Church. at t. r. NJ no,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

I0.acco The Petersburg VA Intelligencer Of
the 2osn ut, says: " The crop is nearly exhaust
ed, having been received and sold the receipts
are now very light We have no change to note
IN prices since our last report The demand con
tnues very active, and all which is offered is taken
at inII prices Lugs range from Ct a 10; shipping
Leaf II l64; manufacturing IL 500
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

rna0Tg HaE-Last night. heretofore this hall wa,
well paronzed. Prosper the Great great indeed nj,
performances wonderful, and gave great satisfaction
The Fakr attractive usual He gives his last exhibit
uOn this city this event &. Let all who have taste for
wonders, magic and mystery. attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

On reference to the auction sales of J. A. Beard to be
made this day Banks Arcade will be found several dea
bic properties improved and vacant which we requested
tosay Will be sold without reserve 1t is generally under
stood when the Major " unreservei, it must co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

"a Masonic
-.EA.~ ES- WARREN LODGE No. GA SIge-lry OF this
"a ~ Lodge will be held the Masonic Hail. o TuESOAY
w EVENING, the Eth inst, ha-past clock.
will be puucual, aul yIsItIrslarg gsttrnlly
L.. n. Ian Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

From the PLlins-Brever Capt NJ. Love's light
battery arrived at Fort Leavenworth from the
Plalns.cn the 18th ut, The 9TH Regiment of In
tantry arrived on the l7th Six companies left the
same day for Jefferson Barracks, which have since
arrived. -Four mounted companies will be retained
at Fort LeavenWorlh for further orders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

See first and fourth pages for a Uar'ety Of IN
erssy;,, o. 1,a0ftsT,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Senator DOD,ls and the Committee Of Serenity
Eight-At a late hour last night we were put in
possession of the correspondence which will be
found in another column. The reply of Mr. Downs
is. as was expected by all who know him, frank,
without equivocation, and directly TO the point
How striking the contrast between his course and
that Of his colleague.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

See advertisements of auction Sales on first page
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

EWe requested call the Gtenon of buyers 20 Vincent
Co.'s catalogue sale, consisting of upward, of two hun.
dred lots Of most desirable styles of dry goods Sale to com
mence at 10 O'clock this day, at A} Bienye street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
Il ~ % c 10
AT THE
A G / I | O.,
IN IT. :, -

III " ~ Y ~
AT THE
80. p A G / I | Co..
THIS DAY,
WILL consist of OYSTER SOUP; superior
w VIRGINIA HAMS; Beef ala mode; SALAD.
dressed in superior STYLE together with the usual variety Of
VTTANTED-A Book KEEPERS SITUATION.
~, References given Address 'H. R." Postofcs, or
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-On Thurs
Il day night last the house the corner of Enghen and
Leyee streets Third Mppgcpsity entered
and a 02e oa S a b TRSUS Sd 5
quantity of Clothing and several valuable papers and $l95
and IS bill on the Bank Of Louisiana The above reward
Will be pad Tor the recovery OF the property, proportion
' WILLIAM CRAIG !. cor Epgben and Levee SITS.
n9 lwt Third Municipality.
A F. COCHRAN & co, 27 TchoupitouIas
RR AbSS packages Mr. and Layers;
LEM6Ns AND gSY S- $685. 65se, ne Malaga;
MQNnS-iyG trails and bags, tIeshi
aRa nGsr6 99s an 1nS M Sfs
TEA73uO half chests superior Powchorg;
Ba ss anG aaa TSTO sdpS 5
PAINTED PALS 40 dozen; and
.sgNDRIES-For sale lew.
Company guaranteed superior 10 any manufactured M 81
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE-About 2O0O
Il acres Of Texas Bounty LENDS Patents located fol-
Trinity River and Il miles froIa the San Jacnto River
ny s% well "P5sd 81 Hs w APpy to
FISH-1l5;0 kegs Mackerel, Nos. l, . and 8;
200 boxes Goldfish;
ng gu O0A'. e g. GRfE e. 'fS 9y CO. Old Levos
PLASTERING HAIR-In hhds., bbIs., and
ne Il yA' 10. J0 81 STROUD co. I46 Common st
MARBLE TILE-SOOO blue and white suita-
'0' 0' j0HS e" sf f2t f. sa c m Common st.
EIRE BRICK-EngIsh Pittsburp and Pensa-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

TORONTO, Oct. ~.
A heavy defalcation in the Indian Department is
under investigation, the particulars OF which have
not transpired.
Wood N Co. have withdrawn their proposal for
building the Toronto and Lake Huron Railroad
Fugitive slaves continue to arrive from the L nj
ted States
A Regiment of United States Aruilery in Florida
viii ssyS Fott Brooke on The I0h Nov. iog Nov YoFk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Neat EEpeaition to Li5sJ2a.-The Colonization
Journal expresses the hope that the Liberia packet
will return in time to sail her ninth voyage by
the middle Of December. The prospects for emf
grants are very favorable. Advices have been re-
oeiyed of few from Frederick CO., Nd, who have
been making preparations for a move the past two
years, one or two good families from the city, and
quite number from St. Mary county. The Jour
nal adds thati is desirable that early application be
made for passage, as space not so desired will be
flied with CARGO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

~" Phoenix Bowling saloon, 96 st. Charles
street, will open THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. ug