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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-12
GEslNLIlE Msdscsus et1lrGAlOtsSG
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans.

I WRIGHT & Co having resolved to sand unrivaed IN
department Of their busnes have agreed with the
PropietOs and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the nited States. to keep them con
stanty supplied with fresh and ample at rates
below usual market BY this they
enabled offer for the inspection OF the mosi
assortment which be found this Othes
CITY, Having had many years experence II the rarehase
Of Patent Medcnes they have ACQUIRED tacatee
for particular department. the most liberal
cale and prepared to suppy the trade Al ps 90
that the purchnasf cannot tail to reoEe
his investment. either Whsss!s
or RetaiI Al their estAbiishment may be found tn
as,ov,neutoG ALI GENUINE PA TENT MEDiCiNES
The foowns list compr'ses part OF Their assosent ans
furnished dealess most at from twenty
twenty five cheaper than manufacturer seEna
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McAIltster,s AlI-HeaIlng Ointme mt,
PERFUM ERY, .ETO.

~ We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice OF the finest stPERFUMERlES, SOAPS
COSMETICS etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock which, feel satisfied, will please. This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE ExTxAcrs, from the mos exquisite Flowers;
CoLosNEs, from the Frenchs German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS Of every variety and 0dor;
POMATUMs from the manufactures Of Lubin, Dupuyren,
ROussel, and others
sHAvINs SCARS AND CREAMS Of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PUFFs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc.
Toge, with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES.
COMBS, Nail BRUSHES, ETC.
Sv For sale at p LOUIS MASSEY'S,
felO If corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
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SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,

POS GIrO1 Street, Nelo Urle1hS.
WHEELER, GEDDES u co, would res,
w pertfny inform the public thai they prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK. and build SUGAR MILL
ENGINES, Of all descriptions also, Draining. Flaming
and saw Nil, MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such Turn Tables. Stay Plates Switches Chairs, etc., on
the shortest notice and the approved system :,
Having Lahes OF Sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work OF al most all kinds -,
Orders for Columns Pipes Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gal
and Tomb Raings Shafts and Puleys Axles and Boxes
Girders Stove Plates Venators Sash Weights, etc., will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department is fitted to enable workmen
TO execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctualy attended to, which
WHEELER GEDDEs & CO., New0 Orleans. 0rns La.
j. f. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NEW MUSIC STORE,
90 Camp street, three doors beloa0 Pogdros.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
s:,.s :sS$';s
soye az" e.ss bi,.haen, oomi.,ins 10 pai, Of" W
GraLd Piano Fortes, from }. Reye h Co., Head HeTz,r
Semi Grand Pianos from Hem Herr and pieyel. std
PcoIO Pianos and Pianlnos. from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunham, VIM Hall u Son,
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. hall Son. Broad
Mslldeuns from to octaves.
Parlos Organs nch carved cases
The Harmonicon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
Tomas make.
B0ehm iutes. .--... F
Brass instruments from double bass to alto-toeeher with
1 FSb q F. TRsT f%s Ss Charge of the establish
meni will be all times ready to wait his numerous
room has been fitted up the especial Of the ladies
%nsls pusesass sass can a'"A' fe iol 10 nave MxYO
NDUs,C AND NJ siCAL INsTRl MkAIs.-The
lVl subscribers would respectfully request your Ax1A,
attention. 70 Their large and extensive stock 2, Ma
For,es, from the aeoriss of tn, 6st -makers in the
sungs or Violin Guitar. Harp. vioncelo. Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc: ,
Tor Baud., Tamhournes Ban,os. Drums, ete e,c.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning iammers Forks, etc etc. and
a sna vii promptly
liberal discount made to deaer and professors. and to
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in part payment
Ali The new Music received from the North pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt New Orleans, L.. oct y; nm
| os aaswA f 4. 4: dEwiFT. dHEEwaEiKFTi
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MORE THAN
10000 p E r SONS
HAVE BEEN CUREDs

TITS IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
administration the All Healing Ointment for the six
months II perfectly the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this me- cine No could
single medicine ed much vrue and
had power heal diseases But il is known
housln have been friends will begin
to realize truth OF remark former advertsement
that there would not he sin lie family in America who
would live dsy without possessing u box of
McAlitster's Aii-Healing Ointment,
if they but knew its virtu 4.
Mca III ter All Healing Ointment restores pesplration n
the BY this those avenues hrough
which nature of the impurities within, and thus
eves the body Of disc 1t Is thus that con4ump
tion vers, scrofua. eryspe asthma, salt rheum sick
headache Qunsy thrOat rt umatsm scaid heal pains
the chest, and back dyspepsia. poons, sore breast.
bowels kidneys and brain burns chlblains, piles
agues cold feet liver complaint, ulcers. and all fever
and inflammation oi every kind.
Grand Depot, l4 Fulton street, NewYork. For sale by
ap15 Am W Magazine street.
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MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO,

"a Canal street, Nsao Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY, Plated. nhm
Panshed, Tin, Japaned and Wooden }JN\
Ware Table Mats; Gilt aud b,opzed ZEN
Lamps and Girandoles glassware Plain /f9S\
and Colofed Floor Mating, anh iiouse I SSA@A
Furnishing Goods generally Su-rm and I Axlxz9 \
Wax t'andes; Sperm, Whale. Lard .n- 81 jyfrUH ~ ~
seed, Neasfoo and Chemical Oi Spirit Ge34ESs@NAA93
Gas Camphine. Alcohol, Turpeniine, and ~AtX
Paints of all descriptions; Brushes Win
dow Glass; Putty; White l.ead Sand Paper; Gue Curled
Hair Hair Seating and Springs; Flowing, Polishing, Scnp
ing Furniture Coach Black Japan aud While Damar Var
nlshss Also-Picked and Common Moss always for sale.
PRICES OF CAMPHINE;
Rv the barre 60 per gallon
Ry the hive gallons GEMS per ghoh
SnbiJ T., Iv d&w
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SADDLERI, ElC.

PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehousss
g ROBB & co. No. go Graver street. are con-
Os stan,ly receiving trum Philadeiphia and FIN
c-A ENGLAND u GS0ds IN their ins i.-sSG+vR
EA Their stock comprises SAppLkaf fWN ~
= HARpwARE, IiARSEss, LKArhkx, IA klAhs
etc. india KuBsxR GooDs, TRAVELLING ana kAckiNe
Also "a fine assortment Of BUFFALO RosEs.
GE- Planters and heaers arc invited u cai Js0
CAUDLERY SrOkE-SMiTH " BROTHER,
- SO aid o = Common street. New Orleans,
ofsr Tor sale the complete assortment Of =
Goods in their line in The Southern counlfy' com-
SADDLEs-More than 500 varieties O. English, Amsri-
can Columbian spanish, MsKIcan, and Side ss'dies.
,DIjLE BAGS aud WALLET 5. ~ xIeai vas,ssy.-
n Brides Birdie Fittings Mar.insa: elfsn., IN, SYrs,n-
Q-He "fIs'EsN II fHIes'EsNEsS-Coach, Gig and Buggy Hsrnss.
all uua,es Wagon and pray HARNESS. cOmplete Y II parts
Collars Dray and Wagon Saddles, Haes, Bind brli. aud
TRIINkS-Packing Trunks, Travelling
Trunks, Vaises and Carpet Bags, all styles
ans sASDLeRy aIid HARDWARE, sADpL pLESs HAR:
every DESCRIPTION. .IOACn TRiiIMi NtiS.
LEATHtk and SIX, k,NS-Skltlng, uaaness. Birdie, Sole
and Band Leather; U Top Sides and ll.es; Eaame'led
Sides and H,des Pate Laaihers Of all Qualities and coo
Bag Hides snd sides. ,,skins; Wool skins. Hcs ssns:
SKINS ~ cooIs and auahtes Chamois and BUCK skins;
Lace Leather Buffalo R0bes, etc NJ,
~ ). are Agents tor the sale OF the rssni nud s5
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Ao the Patent steienea
lie hss Bands, Saw MAl Bands, Isdis knt.Se S IT,
Band Rveis, Lace and Band t.eaihes. etc ete
dffu SMITH NRtfTUi Il, psH D euiuo. y
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SECOND.HAND BOOKS.

SECOND.HANO bOOhSs
tz The Subscriber purchased the Stock OF Dr. HUNTER
onnoste the site Of the CHARLES HOTEL This the
Of and valuable Secondhand Books in the
city.
the wish Subscriber dispose Of the Books and de-
vote hi. attention exclusively dealing Watches Jewery etc
he offers them for cash Among them are the
best works on Theology Law Medicine Novels Bellies Lettres,
Poetry and Science.
~ The latest Novels and Publications always on hand
APPS JOSEPH RAfAEl NO 81 81 Cnarles sueet.
CRANBERRIES-25 barrels, for sale by
~ jsll e. J. HART u co. ~ rehoppltoalas ~
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mo-, We REn uEADs And RAY.

ar ,no,. n. -.s,r, a. ne skts.-
II. Hn, ns,.s =, srk bye. may sssp his Hair
blnsl lhis Dys nsnu.
=. s ~ . ~. O. b. e:onsfotk, aaths. q
Comstachs 9 cnemnry fnas isss - 1usa,s ,nn,nS
.s' z; wS;;;ssF s';fa 10 Isl ts.s-. ..
mn y ,,,dsrsg ed contsnse - asahe liberal cash
u. - npo1 approved onaaGa9eAaln ohsu tsisnds in
RicbSSaa fhs sPsss NJ xsS - Ss,ssa'
E0YiS STARCH 500 ooIes In stoss, ios sals
+ b. A, d. GRlEFk Co. y. " snd = O. lava.
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o25 dth Wa
THEY HAVE COME /!

~ Those persons who have been anxously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGlCA., DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS are respectfully informed that lOsy have
hand, and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and gusxantied Of superior quality Cs
and see them. For sale by
fel0u P.LMAssEY. cor. Camp and Gsavies stu.
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small, probably not exceeding two minutes
Commercial.
The commercial news by the Washington fnr-
nish nothing exciting, either to depress or elevate
our markets Cotton had not further changed, but
active business doing at the prices last pre-
vousy advanced Flour and grain exhibited
slight improvement and tendency to rise, but there
are many cargoes afoat, just arrived, offering,
which rather checked this tendency.
The money market in London was steady, though
with little activity The closing prices for consols
were 97t Cor money.
The exchanges with other countries are thus
stated:
Ttssday EUening The quotation of gold al
Pass Is about three per mile discount, taccordnQ
ls the new tariff which, at the English Mint
price of f3 us lOad per ounce for standard gold
gives an exchange Of 25 10; and the exchange al
Paris on London at short being 25 90, it follows
that gold is 40 per cent dearer in Paris than in
London.
By advices from Hamburg. the price of gold is
425 per mark, which at the English Mint price OF
f3 lis l0ld. per ounce of standard gold, gives an
exchange of ID II; and the exchange at Hamburg
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K.J l.. o. o. HART
HART IL CO., E. j., 79 TchoypitouIas street
IL Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Drugs, Chemicals
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DIR. LACRUE'S, of Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFIC.
THIS is beyond doubt the best article ever
l. discovered tor the T eet and Gums. 1t keeps The
Teeth from tartar, and soft and bleeding Gums
10 health and rmntss, and consequently sweet brrah
For of circulars To be had oil The
Agents, viz: la GILBERT, PoydIas street.
CLARKE ALLISON. st. Charles street.
p 1. MASSEY. lamp and GravIer-
J. WRIuuT, l5l Charires street.
J. SyME, cor. Canal and Carondelet.
A. RANDALL 4 Co., Mag pzne street.
MKpIoAL bkPOT, PoydIas sire I:
g.. NYs1RAsD ApOiO and z 10.
GEo. REED, Nay aies and Ente'pe.
H. kALTEYER, corner Jackson and Levee
Streets Lafayette :; and OF the MANUFACTURERS,
jei lytp s04 l.aIonne street N ~.
XNANTED-The Undersigned wishes to pur-
w chase ONE EHUNDREDSLAVES,f for which a.
the highest prices will be paid Those who have slaves ~
Tor sals will please call the undersigned, at his Of
% %,rbsi 9mas ~ j. w, BOAZMAN
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A. D.. 6RIKFF. A. KIN8sLANp. W. M. GREENWOOD.
GRIEF " CO., A. d., Wholesale Grocers and
" Coma,ssion Merchants: dealers IN Goshen and Western
Butter and Cheese, and agents for rayors Albany Ale,
Newark Cider, Nos. rs iU, and AZ Old Leyee,
nd No 10 Fynnt .svee Newt lreans nj
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CAPITAL. eSOO.O0O

This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protecn0n
OF the policy holders and their
families agains, want and pov.
erty, is in its operations a great
national benevolent Institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for q small annual sum, paid
during life, a large and hand
some legacy to widows and chill.
dram n flor death
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hand the staunch and true republicans have come

hand the staunch and true republicans have come
to the following result:
"The members of the republican and democratic
opposition met in general assembly. In presence
OF the law of 3lst of May, which suppresses more
than three millions of electors, and substitutes
restricted suffrage for universal surage in pres.
ence of the acts which have struck the rights and
the liberties of the people; considering that all the
plans of revision which produced under actual
circumstances aim evidently not at the amelioratlon
of the Constitution, but at the subverslon OF the
republic-are. unanimously OF opinion that every
project of revision ought to be set aside"
The year 1852, we think, will see warm work
in Eranca
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
l. that he has sstab She a NEW <--1zwy yHxN>
FURNITURE STORE at 129 ana Ss%$s5sA .AS,il3?
street. State house Square, where he has lsSE=s=i.a
complete stock OF New AID FashioDa ~ -
bic Furniture. Transparent Window Shades, CarpeiinE
Malting Hair and Moss Mattresses VIII ch VIII be
cali and examine M CARDONA.
e Second hand Furniture bought. exchanged, and Tor
sale at the old stand. BarOnne street.
ew" Furniture taken storage. my20 eodhl2plmlp
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As the above list only comprises Of the leading ari
Gle dealers Others informed that ther orders will be
promptly supplied with any article in the Patent Medicine
line not included therein. =
tf- j. II. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
Tor the stst-- Of lcolsisna and Mis.i ssG
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS aud PHE>lX Bl lrTERS
and WRlGHT'S iNDt AN VEGETABLE PILLS
The trade supplied on re4sonsb terms ap2l d3 w ly
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n Fugitive from Jmstics Arrsstsd-The Grand
Jury of the Parish Of Jefferson found true bills
few days ago sgsinst Anthony Vail, for the muir.
der Of his brother.in-law, in Lafayette. Vail
with pair Of heavy irons on his legs, was incar.
cerated in one Of the ails Of this city, we believe
in the Second Municipality Workhouss. With
the aid Of file, however,, he severed his chains,
and covering the irons on each leg with h.ndker-
Chief broke loose and got clear into the First Mu-
ncipality.whsr he was re-arrested with the iden-
teal hle in his possession. He also had $40 cash
on his person. Had he not got a little tight" he
might have evaded the ken of the authorities for
some time
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and quarts mines are generally favorable. But
they should always BE- received with several grains
Of allowance. Rumor lives in the family Of the
gold seekers.
A silver mine, surpsssing any other upon the
continent in richness, is reported BY The Star to
have been discovered in he nsighbesheod Of Los
Angeles. ' 1tsstis
Handsoms specimens Of gold have been discov-
cred in Vallejo, tho new capital Of California y
Misceiloseous.-TeFsnes BELOW MeBdanus, one
Of the Irish PATRIOTS whose escape from New South
Wales had been known here Tor some time PREV.
Gus, arrived mere aoous the ON 'nst' aad has 70.
csSea most 'olo'si .no en.nu''ss''e leeepuon ~
al Glasses u our ''n"oA''y. q PoDnc onnef
wss gwen NM
mao,e ., an e1cenent qusn'y mas peen disoov'
s1T ~ ~ no'su0 county
40 ls'. .n.n slessn "sses leave osoc.son e'sy
uAy' -. vs.'o', P''n'' IN inc mining fss''I
k.ou''uIa' PI1,pe'.s 1.e very e1oI. , :.' =
.Io Is'n'f :. .ui ~ me oA'e' p.' IN.
oc r.. '''.nes'' p.e'.c,ng 'ne I'll. $500,
~. ,:s .e wv p...s' nave ss-'''.' s's--'-
IN ,s sS.s '.y".',. -.
-. ws.'nsi o. '..e ~ ~ VI ~ ~ ... %.'-
~. . ..:' w - o''S' 'sA-' ~
.',. ~ VIM 0,.y. M. ~,
- g., ~. of.s II. 49,. =. -.
..s o, y. 'na' OH ,n1 r",:,,- ~ ="
CISCO - sns ~. 49,. ..'' wv = ~.
men eonv'e.s~ ~ having 0o''s@ INC .s0e.'
nui.es ~ ~. 49, {. =, 80 p.~ ~ ps..y
4A.u = ~. -. ~ y, ~ ~. M A' S'' -
's Mt nj 49,. :.:s ~ III III A..'.'
ao' :. 10Y, ~. " :. 80 so-Po ~
-. -. ~. -..s. :. NJ. ' ~. .s... !.
III. =. -. IL. l. :,",.s :. 60.
W.. -. -. 80 '-...s. ~ 49, r".
r..s ~ -. CT "AsA c ny - '"-' ''''' "
'.. " so.. "
Inc Americans u onagres celebrated the Fourth
Oh July win great enthusiasm. Aney 'eok pos
session OF the deserted fort, the heavy brass guns
in which have probably not been charged since the
days OF the buccaneers and hred one salute Of
thirteen guns Tor the Federal Union, one Of TWEEN
ty-one a. the national salute and one gun for each
State In the Union.
FROM Crsgon.-Ths most important news is the
election throughout tho Snte, OF County and State
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THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
- Piacs \ now m competsagdes for visitpgs Many -
impssts.t inpsovsaset ave bsm made daring Il l4
past wtntas. among which new wharf Running %
svodins ths sss sEt n ssUs iosnsiS nd ~ "a,
anQahA TO the many pleasant walk aboutths prsmhs.
The num Of rooms has heea aesesDd, 70 that 800 PEI
500 can b. handomoy accommodated IL ooiNg uoson
Ihe bethinf 9naneemenu u0 e!tenave, The showes-
0ass, - sgppsd from psis1 ysldns 1sss Ioo sa!eE.
IL South y 9T5s7l > ?
Tbs eo.toe Of th plass hsas nssdy p st absvs n
eve q the with noehne obs1ncs the he.ss: 6em
the Calf; With N: visy ~ Bay. oiy q cbis. Wet
q q s 4. a. water. see..a':. .d 4 &:
,Arsnssnsais1 made 6s N abs.aass supply Il Rnh.
The pyopisos conmsopsd buAlne dis about
activg plaos IN ths South Tks bssness us ~ has
ceeded hs mort sanxuins sxpeotaonA bsnG he bu6e1.
ownss and landOFd, - nsws TO hs interest," 70 enetan
hh gles0 IN The very b poe6,s manner, which y Ill n
coldem necsary 70 say In ssd toths abe, bar. etc.
besid the great VARSITY o. amuseeat, which a!s ~
ts1dye q any oh watching placs ss opeto! has Pro
yasd tos The stsndspos Of sap:.ies Band Of Ms.ic
n.s ss naSs'ao s.s n. o:.s
iana the proprietor hopa By sct Alteration, 70 eoanus
fis as sssn Hsisa tpuchss 1t the wharf several time.
charge. viii b medssaM Lstter o papss directed
y Hollywood. nses ee Ei ccsa. diIsct snd without Do
Hollywood. May ., lUl myl9 am
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8 ososE IN r. ::a .. rss:' :.. Is
The way Its Bag vim leave tn. eqs Of ths aren't ii
% e. ASH. ss 81 e ~.
Louis, Pas { hrs ian. hIisissipci 6 III
GAH0HAG0Ths new low pressure fast isrnine sse,pe1
CulNS MN a. san BseedweA. nssss.. has . nasnssd
s.a., .. a.T !. sa:sy.: .,le
Wssdns'day. :. sA... can Th.ssasy .......s :.
And will coatnus in the trade the year reasd.
Ieti~ Bags will be found ths coentlns. housau a
n. WHITE ~. 10 0snviss n =
U1u J. b. BYRNE 4 CO. 81 Cnnal n
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Fined. - John Ablin, and Jacob Ablin, were
yestsrdsy fined S. each for abusing watehman Kipp
on Poydras street, on the previous evening Anne
Mccullough, arrested by Burns, on Girod street,
for nuisance, was also fined IS.
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Committed. = William Rodgers, charged with
larceny Of . watch, examined ON the charge the
day previous, but allowed yesterday to produce evil
dence in his defence, having failed to do 20, was
yesterday sent before the First District Court by
Acting Recorder Hawthorn.
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Ssnssnesd.-Henry Maginn, tried and found
guilty about fortnight ago on the charge Of utter.
ing forged notes, was brought vi. yesterday for
sentence. Judge Larue awarded him three years
imprisonment and hard labor in the Penitentiafy
At Baton Rouge. Msginn refused to obey the jill
discipline, a. he was not under sentence. Judge
Larus learned this, and hence the passing Of the
sentence yesterday. 7
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Snicide.-Itis now ascertained that the gentle.
man who committed suicide ON board Of the Agiers
Of taste and education, and IN officer in the Prus-
sian army previous to his arrival in this country
He had been recently taking lkenesses at the
watering places across the lake, where the sight
OF beautiful lady, whose hand he could mot
ootain' impelled him to the commission Of the
horrid act. Courier of yesterday. - {
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-23

Brandy vs.. Burns-James Burns, charged by
Robert Kilet. with carrying away from the fire on
Nayades street, two bottles Of brandy, was yester.
day sent down to the First District Court by Act.
ing Recorder Hawthorn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-23

Bsastty.-Anne Scully, brought to the watch.
house on hand cart, found beastly drunk lying on
the banquette on St. Paul street. was fined IS yes
terday for the offence by Acting Recorder Haw.
thopn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-23

Assault and Battery. = Catherine Shannon,
charged with assault and battery by Margaret
Mcdonald, was discharged yesterday by the Act.
ing Recorder of the Second Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-23

Suspicious. Il. Ross was arrested BY watch
man Windove, on st. Paul street, at a quarter to
10 o'clock yesterday morning. he being found in the
yard Of Mr. William Barnes, under suspicious
circumstances