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El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
vICE-CONSULAO0
DE la REPUBLICA MEJICANA
EN- NUEvA-ORLEANS.

EN- NUEvA-oRLEANs.
Atento al docreto del Congreso federal de
Mejico que 4 la etra dice:
riores-Exmo Sr.-El Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos Mejicanos, q todos los habitantes
dc Ia Repdbica, sabed: que el Congreso Jene-
raj ha dccretado 10 siguiente:
'Sc decara nulo E insubsistente el decreto
de de noyiembre de l846, por no haberlo po
dido dictar e Gobierno provisional de aquella
epoca en- virtud de las facu|tades con que en-
t6nces estaba investido :: en- consecuencia, el
Gobierno cuidara de que Ia anterior declaration
produzca desde luego todos sus efectos res
pecto del privilejio concedido a y. Jose Garay.
"A. N. Salonio, presidente del Scnado.--
Pedro Escudero 3 Echanoue, diputado-presi-
dente.-Manuel Gomez, senador-secretario.-
Leon Guzman, diputado-secretario.
"Por tanto, mando Sc imprima, publique,
circule sc le de ell debido cumplimiento-
Palacio Nacional de Mejico % de Mayo de
l85l.-Mariano Aristo.-A D. Jose Maria
Ortiz Monasterio.-Y 10 comunico V. para
los fines nsiguientes.-D Dios Libertad-
Mejico, Mayo % do l85l-.Jose Maria Ortiz
M0nastcrio'
FL que suscribe, Vice. C6nsul de Ia Repd-
blica Mejicana hace saber por disposition de
su Goberno 4 todos los que pueda interesar,
que dicho Gobierno no permitira que persona
lalguna en- representation de D. Jose Garay,
que proceda en- virtud de su estingudo prvi-
lejio emprenda trabajos en- la aperture de Ia via
de communication de los dos mares por el Istmo
de rehuantepec, y que todas las personas que
en- 10 de adelante intentaren hacerlo, seran con-
sideradas como desobedientes las Leyes de
Mejico y castigadas conforme las circuns-
tancias y gravedad del delito Hace tambien
saber, aunque siempre ha sido notorio, que nj
Minatitlan, nj las Ventosas, nj punto alguno
del 1stmo es Puerto habilitado d que pnedan
llegar buques estranjeros, y que el que llegare,
aucdard sujeto q las penas que las Leyes Me-
jicanas mponen, y al tratamiento hostil que
diese lugar. Ell estado legal de cosas que queda
indicado, es solo, mientras el Gongreso de Me.
jico dispone el modo en- que SO ha de abrr al
mundo la mencionada communication entire los
dos mares.
Nueva-O Orleans, septiembre \ 2 de 1851.
O. L. DABELSTEEN,
! Vice-C6nsul.
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ANUNc1os.
s.

Los anuncios pnraments
economics y mercantiles -
insertaran en- FL PELAYo
por IN peso Ia primera inser-
cion y 80 centavos las sub
secuentes, en- no pasando de-
doce lineas de impression.
Por los mas largos, y los que
se quieran insertar por me-
ses o amos, 90 hare un ARE
glo modico'y proporcionado.
Los anuncios de asuntos
personales, Q comunicados,
EN- prosa 0 verso de cuaJquie-
"a clase que 50 dirijan 4 Ell
PELAYo para su insercion
seran admitidos por dobls
precio de- los demas anun-
clos, siempre que su conte-
nido no sea de un caracter
peuudicial q los .eintereses
del periodico.
T A los suscritores %
les hara una rebaja de un 25
por 100 sobre estos precios.
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A TODOS LOS ESPANOLES
DE AMERICA.

DE AMEklCA.
PAz SALuD !-Tal les desea EL Peloyo, y
les advierte "a los que no Sc han suscrito aun)
que 81 desean yer permanentemente establecido
un periodco que defienda cual corresponds sus
intereses,y haga valer sus derechos en- mn pals
donde por ignorancia 6 por malicia no Sc les
respeta como debe ;--si quieren yer publcados
tres n,imeros por semana, en- vez de dos que
SO dan ahora-se apresuren todos 4 inscribir
sus nombres en- las listas de suscritores, va sea
por conducto de los Agentes establecidos 8 bien
dirigiandose por carta, 6 por medic de algun
amigo 4 esta reduction.
Tengan presente que LA UNION HAcE LA
ruERzA; y 81 Sc unen todos los espanoles para
sostener este PeIayo como Sc unieron en-
otro tempo al gran guerrero para oponerse q
los enemigos de nuestra patria, sertmos inven.
cibles como fueron ellos, y triunfaremos NAL
que pese q los perversos enemigos de la que
aun puede ser otra vez la NAc1oN MAS PoDER0sA
DEL UNIVERSE!
Acojanse pues q nuestra bandera, que es la
del honor, ajusticia y la razon!
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suSCRICION.

El precio de suscricion q
Ell PELAyo, en- esta ciudad'
es de UN PESO adelan-
tado al mes, s de D1EZ
PESOS al afio, pagaderos
por semestres anticipates.
En- los demas puntos de la
Union donde no hay estable-
cidas ajencias deberan los
suscritores pagar DlEZ Pc
sos adelantados por todo un
aho, o SEIS PESOS ade.
lantados por seis meses.
Donde hay establecidos
aieutes no SO admi.iran sus.
critores por menos de tres
meses.
IL Por el correo cEnos
puede remitir el importe del
tempo porque deseen sus-
.ribirse los dc la Union.
a
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vICE.CONsULADO
De LA REPUBL1cA MEJ1cAxA
e., Nueua Orleon.

en- NueuG Orleans.
De conformidad con 10 prevenido en- el de-
creto de az de- Mario del presente aiio, no Sc
autorizar4 por esta Ofcna documento alguno
para Ia Introduction de Harina por el puerto
do Tampico despues del 81 del corriente.
Nueva Orleans, Octubre l Q de 1851
O. l.. DABELsrEEx,
Vice-C C0nsul.
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LA CREOLE"

Gale Real No 2oi, entire San Pedro 9 Orleans,
Tienda y dep6sito de- Tabacos y Cigarroa
de las mejores fabricas de- Ia Habana.
En- este elegante cstablecimiento 50 encontra.
ran constantemente las vitolas de las marcaa
mas acredtadas, como son Cabaf9s, Partagos,
Figaro, PerJeccion, Silfde, Codorgo, Ugus,
Dos Hermaros, DC.
FL buen gusto llama 4 los consumidores con
la trompeta de la fama.
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GRAMATICA lNGLESA.-Ia personas
que deseen obtener algun ejemplara de Ia Ora.
mdtica Inglesa de Vingut, pueden pasar aviso
q la Redaccion de este peri6dico, donde se
encuentran unos cuantos ejemplares completes,
en- pasta.
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.Mtercoles H. de Ocexbre

TABACO EN- RAMA,
PROPIO PARA CIGARRosA Y
PARA LOS MERCADOS MEJICANOS.
Los abajo frmados tienen constantemente un
escelente surtido de TABACO EN- RAMA de
la Habana, Cuba y Florida, para Tripa Y Capa,
de Mason County, de Kentucky, de Tennessee
yde Mississippi. IN
Asimismo ofrecen tabaco americana en- bo-
coyes y en- tercios, adecuado q los mercados
mejicanos.
TURNER RENSfIAW,
No. SO calle de Camp y 439 de Tchoupitoulas.
Use empaqueta tabaco en- fardos a deseo
de los compradores.
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CAMBlO DE DOMlCIL1o.

El Doctor NJ. MOLL ha trasladado su do.
mici|io 4 Ia calie de Ursulinas No. 65 entire las
de Conde y Real donds recibira 6rdenes paras
visitar enfermos cualqniera hora del dia de
Ia noche. Ell Doctor MOLL, recibe consnltas
en- su casa todos los dias desde medic dia hasta
lac oNatro de Ia tarde.
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De La nAbANA.
HOTEL C0NTI-VERANDAn,

Gale CONTIentre Chartres 9 Vieille Leuke.
Este magnifco Hotel recien compuesto ofre.
ce cuantas comodidades puedan los viajeros
apetecer; el servicio de la mesa la elegancia
dc sus cuartos es sin disputa preferible d cuan-
tos hote1es encierra N. Orleans.
COMIDA A LA FRANCESCA.
Sc recomienda particularmente los espa-
fioles mejicanos. Sc liable ingles frances y
espafiol. [20 .sp]
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AGENTES.

Los unicos agentes que 'hemos nombrado
hasta ahora son los siguientes:
Nueva York: Redaccion de Ia Cr6nico.
Mobila-J. l.. Diaz.
Isla de Cuba, Habana: d. NJ. Ddvila, re.
daccion de IL Prensa.
Republica Mejicana, Mejico: Sor. Villa, Re.
daccion del Unipersal.-Veracruz Eco del Co
'nsrcio-Tampico: d. f. Melgarego de Cur.
mon.-Matamoros d. NJ R;uadullo.
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AL PUBLIC(l.

Las cartas, anuncios y toda clase de recla-
mos Sc dirijiran (franco de porte) al Sr. D.
Eduardo San Just, UNICO EDITOR Y RE-
DACTOR DE ESTE PERIODICO.
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DOMINGO BORNIO (Huo)
Commisionista importador de efectos colo.
niales-T -Tabacos, tabaco en- rama Cafe, Azucar
Cora &c. Gale de- Gravier No, "a
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=
COMPANIA DE vAPOREs DEL PACIFICO
Unica linea que tiene establecida sus comu-
nicaciones drecta hasta San Francisco Orr
gon por Ia via de Ia Habana y Chagres.
n N. REBAJA DE PRECIOS.
kh1aEl LUNES l3 de Octubre & lac 8
Mk1E5E3fde Ia mafiana saldr& del muelle
frente a Ia plaza de Jackson el
son, de Ia marina de los Estados Unidos para
ponerse en- contacto con 81 vapor de Ia Mala do
los Estados Unidos Tennessee, que saldr6 Do
Panama q fines del presente.
PREcIos D8 PAsAJE.
De Nueva Orleans q Chlgres en- 81 salon 10
"segunda c6mara IS
rsssa" pToa -
Do Panama San Francisco en- Ia camara $50
.. "a 92b
.s aproa l26
Para ajuste de pasaje impondrdn
Y ARMSTRONG;, HARRIS T COMP.
I No. 100 calle de Magazine.
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A. HERNANDEZ.

A. HERNANDEZ.
No. .sl32 GALE DE REAL N. ORLEANS.
TIENDA Y DEPOSITO DE CIGAR
ROS Y TABACOS DE SUPERIOR
CALIDAD sA M Ss4
De La HABANA.
A. HERNANDEZ tiene ell honor de infor-
mer al publico de esta ciudad, que ha
vuelto Abrir su NUEVA TIENDA DE
CIGARROS en- ell No. 1872 calle Reul, entire las
de San Luis Tolosa, en- el edifcio del Hotel
San Luis, en- el cual tendra constantement un
escogido surtido de ClGARROS y CIGAR.
RILLOS de las fabricas mas acreditadas de la
Habana los ofrece de venta por mayor y me-
nor.
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AaA1n Ell veloz y magni6co vapor---
= saldrd del muellesfrente ID plaza
de la Catedral el Llnes l3F de Octubre, &
las 8 de Ia mafiana en- punto para Ia Habana y
Nueva York.
ieH ULa compafiia tiene contratado para este
buque todos los demas de ID linea, un acre
ditado medco y cirujano que los acompaiian
en- todos sus viajes. ~
PREc1os DE PASSAGE. "GN
De Nueva Orleans Ia Haboma
En- camarotes del salon $40
En- segunda camara .s.,,. ~
En- id de proa =. 40
De Nueua Orleans Nueva York.
En- camarote del salon :. 80
En- camas, salon de proa 20
A proa con cana y rancho aparte 2b
Para fete de dinero &c, Y pssaje q ID Ha-
bana Nueva York, impondra 4
JAMES R. JENNINGS,
Gale de Magazine No. o6.
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$4,000 TABACOS DE LA HABANA
dc todas vitoas, de las mejores marcas:
9cajas DE- Cigarillas,
80 tercios Tabaco de 10 Habana.
3 cajas Tabaco dc Florida.
De vonta por B. BoRN1o, IT,
No "a, calle de Gravier
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BUQUES A LA CARGA.

Compai5ia de rapores de Ia Mals de lbs E. D.
PARA LA HABANA, CHAGRES Y N.
YORK. REBAJA DE- PREc1os DE PAsAeEA A N.
YORK Y ,CHAaREs..
AaAn Ell veloz y magni6co vapor-
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j. h. CARRRRAs'
STE,AMBOAI'S.


=. -s Ess Nellls--Iszx o. s. Ms,, Lag
Via Bay u. Leais 20 Cks,ssiss a Pss
= uaeo1la-Sunnss Aissssc sssf.fSs Nv
"a s:.dd s- 9i: "a Rcsss -. 09tSN. A.
mssssss (nsviss bs.s built - - Lsks ~. VI
superor On g ~ ahovs SssSm.1s IN;
esys The in Railroad dal1, 8 Is ssnvsl q ~
~ r. rs MAJ a. "a EcbiI, vs h..s., ,,. u.
ofkos Of The agent Il = Dinutss past ID eicjouks
1s-s 49,. !: ssgIs1 100 y s.es R.s::
EnaE1N AAmqCs.se.-Ks Bi!ssi. ~ 81. Lc..,
splendid Lake paeast s.ssn9. 3. r.. Esifs. nasiss.
sry csbO ietwsS. ~ Nv ~ ~ VII nv
bsng in perfect c.d wi :sys q. kslscd eyssy TUES
ne ~ oc'osk =. 4 60. ana sALunDAY EvEriNGs
~ sye,1 siINTxv 4: ~ WEnH EsSxV ~ fsys 9lIo1,
S SSpv a. = VI III A0OAH BvHNl1a and
.;sI8 A''A ~ GsDDRs. A., IA =. =. r..
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H.s5 - Canal Line bteaoeB 81, C14 n Es1 49,
LaRnSs Hamnsr .Anspgsusns- Eoiiie. ~ ~
81. Louis Pf0 Ch1i1tian, Msslaippj CIV
Bllon .aa Fsscas1uls-Ths nsw a!d spl1sdd psssnsss
sios sccommodsonS NJ 81 Suisss ss I'm
leaysthe New Canal q above ever IU0SDG EVEN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRssoEHT Osvscs.
Saturday MognirR. anosersl~, m IN

Saturday Aonina. sspssnba 49, 1881.
Ihe past week has bsa quist ons in gensaI market,
Cotton and Sugar bsins abpat The only articles ae whie
mere mas sesn more tnan very moderate demand; and y
- s0mef tsp's moe o. inc 1asaetons hase bssn ~
navy qeohne' Tns Nswfork and Havre Steam packet
ssd ths Csnsrd steamer Nassra. have arrived st
New OH snoe the 49, of our last weekly review. the
a'ss bringing sdvics ~ Liverpool to the 39th Ausas
sne arrived HewYok late o. THURSDAY ADD - accouns
were pubished here ON Friday enns. Cotton u Liver.
pool had continued p Improve under actvs dsasd sd
the market closed on The an Aosu at farther adsans
ioe tne wesk o. ~ p, ~ onaai qnotaions wese ~
lar Orleans ID, fair Mobile tx0tx. and fair Upaadss
Tbs ssss Of tbs wssk wss stated u 81 100 bales Of which
900 wers taksn on speculaau aadee for export Orr
Tobacco market has BEN sxtzsmey dp dhd Tie samers
marx will Apply V Wsstem produce generally. Flour has
continued dspresed snd still lower rates have ben accsd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Riot Case Postponed. David Calder's examina.
ton for riot was yesterday postponed indefinitely
by the Recorder Of the Second Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Insulsiag White Psrson.-Fsnny Pahrey, (.
W. c., was refnanded yesterday by Recorder Gen.
ois, for insulting Corporal Bernard, Of the First
Municipality police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Larceny.-William Grouse was remanded yes.
terday before Recorder Genois, charged with steal
ing $3S from the cook of the steamboat Emperor,
now an upward trip.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

$780, r.....1 -f,,c.,d.,.ht. sxc,ssm.n,
2. E07Sny.s-r - 800. ~.
ssss oog e ~ S.c"ve,v ~ s,,s"
~ n ~ nns n Daysnnoy,
.n s.sYI IL III. communitv. and Who has
up tothe present time eGloyeo 81 saceen. lePa
Muon iof nones,y ahu soo,,.,s, III ~
morning more ~ ~ M.vo, e. -.
rants were ssneu ~ INC ~, MA r.. ae d
SION OF Daven' ~. -. o..u ~ .own aI =,
co0io mol % lsunu. ~ "a IN ccc saias hoto. -
the amount OF uPwaus " " AZ tns manu-; :.a
Of 3roke h n s,..J ~ , III
snd county, W.. Wy ~ =, :. a
q Y. r. James any, Z, Mofsan, we only names
; aseo = .ctnowedssJ ~. su;it VA, w.sI.
ago 70 different persons who had purchased and
held considerable Of the paper. but in order TO
tricate themselves nothing was said. Davenport,
il 10 believed, has been engaged in those orgerss
for nearly two years, but from some mysterious
cause al along succeeded In, avoiding the least
suspicion. Davenport 70 over sixty years of age,
was remarkable for Iunct9aiiIy ~ all business ref
let,ons, was . member OF the rresbytenan church.
and largely engaged N puolisnng CT Cobbs school
DOCKS. lCinclnnati uesette, "a inst.
Rata, Ae,oy-W. ,.,,., - =. !. .b.. ~. min
,;.s .~s,sin.d Sv MI, W1 r sS,"o. II ~. d;ti;.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

To be Hummelshine, Davis will be examined
on the 18th inst, for cutting and wounding Thomas
Feeny with tumbier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

:. Concealed Weapons.-Kaller, a negro, belonging
TO John Creheand, was yesterday fined Eve dollars
by Recorder Ssuzeneau, for carrying concealed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Swindiisgs-Jean Simeon PussigeM charges
Ellis Pesson with swindhng him out of $l35,
which he obtained by representing that he was
going to buy corn, whereas he was going to Cali.
fornia, it is supposed on the Cherokee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

First Municipality Council. There was called
meeting Of the members of the First Municipality
Council last evening, but a. there was no quorum,
the Council stands adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Fined.-Wm. Nully was fined Eve dollars yester.
day for assaul'ing Lieutenant Hughes of the Sec
ond Municipality Police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Vdgrdney.-Mary Mccoy, vagrancy, thirty days
in the Second Municipality Work house, Smith
Cook, like offence, like punishment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Postponed-The examination of John Fan, on
the charge OF perjury. was yesterday postponed 10
the l7th inst by Recorder Caldwell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Voscher.-Thomas Wheelehan was ordered yes.
terday to find a voucher or go back to the Work.
hOuse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

iadian History.-C. E. Mix, Esq, chief clerk in
the Bureau Of Indian Affairs, left the City Of Wash
ineton recently for the North, to collect informa
ton, says the Republic, relative 10 several of the
Indian tribes, including the Mohegans and Pequods,
now almost extinct, to be embodied in the history
OF the past condition and present and future pros.
poets Of the Indian tribes, from Maine to Georgia,
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, one volume of
which has already been published, and the second
is IN The course of publication. This Interesting
work j. complied by Mr.. SchoOlcraf, under the di.
rection of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

g ~ Atr@y.-On the Goth inst, we learn. q. dif.
ncul.y occurred AZ Mrs. Billiards., in the south.
eastern "a part Of this county, between MI Gsoyce
w. Jesse, Of this county, and Mr.. Ross Of Arksn.
v ,yors wn'eh M. n was severely but not mortal.
wounded; We have several ststsments A n
the origin Of the quarrel, but they differ 30 v;5s,.
tnst we think il better not to give env If ~
lShelby tKy.) News, 4th inst ny VI 'nem
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

LUudS 1919 stsamsi WI Citon u bids t9-
GS.yrgham,s do Turner. Wilson Ace-9 do. bbh eggs.
aS 90 Eas. Rs DO 9svs: I'll.
Do lard cssks bacon TwiShel &so-is6 sacks corn 20
6Ss pcthlss ~ DC Stspss sehsu'sns. Don
Fss%s. S.
S 90 81, .S s &c.
eoe simmsS ssls leather MAGE Kh a.s-a5 6ozes TO-
k Sc &c 8 SSs. ss.sos
VECKsBURG-Per steamer Natchss No 3: 96l bales cot
IN b Sss.s g Wa
.ss? f;ss; tsa ssi g
y f1ssa Hooes Mckss Bsssy Soe gs Bsnss
Williams GSo-S 9 Kicks Scs.is Sw!psy. Green Eso.
Wd Jona.1s 6sissG isg Ssi.s COT
,o,,d6 Ws,i S.sdX Ru'ss II bass
~ WaEhs. WIlls%s &eo White 800 .S5 20 No: s1
Buskner stsn.On-22 Fslowes &co-is Frslissn &oc-
l6 Bsek-l6 Downs. Cuddy Hco-l5 Mcdowell. Mills =
q,
Kendall. ao IS
, BAYOU sARA.Per steamer Brilliant: 90 bales cotton
R;yass Do McR1' RGo1sn o3S,1;y
sosns. sTEBa nsls soo
q. SsS %ss
Whi,s &eo-ls Do Les-l4 bids sugar M Gordon y
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Gipsy: bales cotton A
Miltsnberger kcs-6 do Laande-5 do Gerard heo-20
Jscfson-5 do sugar AdaM- sundrss 70 ordsr '''"
FLATBoATs.
ut Jefferssm City
lNDlANA-Psr Fuset's boat: aloo bbs corn to w L
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Held to Bonds.-Henry Martin and VIM. Fish,
charged by X. E Redmond with breach Of the
peace, were held to keep the peace in future in
bonds Of $500 each. r. +. Redwood, like offence,
like bonds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Hardening Slove.-John Halliday will be OK.
amined this day for harboring and concealing q
runaway slave belonging to Michael Kelly, Eli
Tchoupiioulai street. Halliday it Is said concealed
the slave about three weeks.
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WINE-A few dozen Of superior desert Sherry,
~ fx ssle BY JOHN r00LE. 3 Bank PIase.
HAVANA COFFEE-l00 boes pl lime, for ale
~ A. p.GRlEFF , CO. Nanf 20 Cd LHves,
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: Homicide.-A difficulty took place between Jos.
Gray and L. Duckett, near RussslvilIe, KY, on the
9th ut., in which the latter cut with knife,
in The hand.o Gray, killing him in few minutes.
The affaifis undergoing legal investigation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Novel Way to Stop Dazzling -The Berlin
correspondent of the Globe, whilst mentioning that
the German governments are determined to Mace
dueing ont Of fashion, states that in a late case
which terminated in loss of life to one Of the duel
lists, the survivor was forced TO be present at the
post norton examination Of the body of his VICTIM
and to watch the proceedings
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Dismissed. Maurice Moore, charged with as.
saull with intent TO kill, by L. Walton, was yestsf
day discharged by Recorder Caldwell, as there was
no prosecutor. William Madison, assault and
battery; Edmund, slave, assault and battery,
discharuad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Receipts of Cotton at Nashuille-The total re-.
ceiptsof cotton at Nashville for the past business
year 200 bales, against 80 1872 the previous
year. with. 6442 bales on hand, against Al3 last
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AffsMPtsd Murder.-We learn from the Shirt
q the West that Mrs Drusilla Owen, Of Rock
to murder her husband few nights since bv nonr;no
molten lead in one of his ears while he slept MI.
y. awoke before his wife had succeeded in getting
the lead into his ear, when she was arrested. e..
amined, and held to bail in the sum Of $500. to
answer at court. Rather warm love, we should
say. Madison Banner
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The British Army.-There are now in England
or on the voyage homewArd, forty regiments in
India twenty.four; in other Eastern possessions
fourteen, and two reserve battalons; in the Medi.
terra,ean twelve; in the West Indies and Bermu.
da SIX; and in British North America seven, aud
two reserved battaions. The total strength Of the
British infantry regiments abroad is &C, ss2 officers
and men.
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Lareeny.-William Burgomaster and George
-Leggstt were arrested last evening by the First
Municipality police, board the ship Harrison, at
the request Of the captain, who charges Them with
committing larceny on the high seas