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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-19

Canton Mattings, Floor oilcioths, csrpssinw, SO.
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman,
from New York
so pieces - extra heavy white Canton mating,
90 do ga do do do
IS 54&64do do do
10 do ~ do fancy do do
do super English ocloth, is feet wide
super oicotb, from twelve eighteen
wide
do Iow-piced American oicoth, from three
wide
10 do Cocoon matings, for basement, he.
Also full every variety Of
ported and American carpeting such - ....
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels. English and American Brussels
imperial ply, and ingram, fine ngrain
priced hemp and cotton, both striped and plaid together
every furnishing
prepared fully upon any
dealers in this country.
Apls-G r. II. H00E b co.
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SToaY ON the Consultation, now edition. complies,
~ In two voluses FRANCK TAYLOR.
Jupsl
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yAupp .,,Txy nPs9 Va rHouuCos
M, Snn , fErer steamer Belle Creole: 222 bales cot.
non M "Md hills MeoUNi DO swlney, Green &co-le6
Cg9dy N ~So-l44 HUI MCLEAN &cooi39 Payne
N MasonI PnoH " G.eenw3od &co-39 Ward Jonas 2s
~ Rnmna vhafsSSo W night Williams &co-3 Felowes Eco
enM7F WaHs1 SSo-u locks @eog Robson Al
Hoy, a. FordMS Ry,r nuike 9c1I6 Ffellsen &So-6
iop4 p 10 o,sya Ishs1s i5ss BSss Foley Bukley
~ " ''uer-o4 hides w Dunbar-E bbs pork
n1p PnPWT III esmaa S9eIiota li9s bales
balss co,ton n E ,rsr e., steamer fsn Downs l5o
G Ni. J.o elen &c2-lH Wilnams, Phillips &co76
inncsnsn n3,r's.sn Dfos-io BHrne &co-l9
IL Cleveland Wo SoIs oi @eon,o Fnlys Wood &eo
- 'enuu. PIC SEQ " asrs @cO-n tll, MIDI can
c. M,a Wnsh, @eoII Il Moore-o Pickett Perkins
!" H.a Johas-4 Sneffy' henderson Nco-4 feowes
Tt "a nicAa Aco-o IL Pomroy-sundrles to order
We WiE Sp,m9s vyo pa,es eoilon. m, , 49,,
Ru Wiso, ssaaer Ten worth ~ bales cotton to
- pey wilson @ S1o-loJ flcRett, rerkins &co-lAO Lowe
4 Hv,os & Groves &e1ms Cromwe-i7
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RECORDER GENoIs' 'CoURT.-Saturday, .N1rck 49, ls5l
Louisa Ochman, girl who had been in the EN-
poy OF Mr. Bertrand Comb of l1s Bourbon brought
IN custody on charge Of teononsy carrying from his
TO answer the charge.
burglary on B0ard Steamstip.--A well known and
notorious character, named William 10 hnson. alias O'on-
uor was arrested on Friday night board the Mem
PMS, upon Charge Ol entering that vessel with
commit burglary. When taken into custody. he was at
tempting 10 break into the cabin OF the ship and had
boots off, for the purpose o making Little possible
while nroseonng his neiarons scheme He sent 10 ie
fence.
Steai'ng JNonsy:-A German barber named Philip Bohnu
was brought up in the custody OF the police for sing
s2i the poperty OF Charles Kuhnar, who Keeps barber
shop at No. IL Hospital street. The en-
poy OF the prosecutor and the 18Th OF March he
the drawer In the shop aud abstacted the money
after which he decamped and left his employment. Bail was
taken Tor hts appearance 10 answer the charge.
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ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

TObacco-There two large buyers in market
and the sales comprised 325 hhds (a new as follows, ~
hhds. 10 at 6f06 att. g. and 10 at Sc s hid, "a
fair o at &c IL hhds selections 11c and s. hhd fine
running lo also at lie v h. Our quotations for new croo
(whcn are based upon information received both from
and seers) nre now as follows Factory Luss 5,sO6H
Planters do. 6S6D74 Leaf Inferior and Common 71S6O
81 Fair. sslG09A; Fine. 91SeiOH; Choice and seec.
ticns, 11@l2c p ID.
sugar ana MOlasses-Sugar very limited request
with sales OF o0 hhds, at 44O5hc for Fair Fermenting
"o'ases Is selling at 24@27ac and Prime Reboed in
market.
Flour-Market dull Sales 700 bbls Ohio in different lots
al W 9oO o. 200 St. Louis "a l5 and about 800 bbls
ONO from atboat. and to be delivered alongside ship,
~ 06 " Dbl.
COrn-Dul. 1900 SKIS taken in several lots at 56957 and
800 selected Yellow at 59c " bushel.
Oats-l300 SKIS Prime Indiana brought 46c.
Wheat-A sale of 700 bushels at 7Oc
Hay-lOO bales Northern sold at sI9 o ton.
POrk-Market firm and improving. Sales 500 bbs Mess
"a mixed ot sl3. and 20at 3 % (s without insectop)
and 7N bb branded Mess (500 200 and 9O at SI3 50 bb
Holders ask a further advance.
BncOn-Firm. Sales 1l9 casks Ribbed Sides in several
lots at IA 10 do, clear of backbone, s AZ casks shou
ders at 1l16, and 49, three four lots at 5%c 20 os
Sugar-cured Hams at 9}ac o ID.
Lard-Prces steady 367 tcs sold at 54D61S for Crease
and 7ssGD7A for No l. 80 bb at N, and 50 at 7c y b.
COhee-Smal lots Of Rio selling at 1Oz(DlOl4c.
lhme-Ihe stock OF fresh Thomaston being reduced
few hundred barrels, and is selling at ~ OOO$325
"hisky-DuN. The largest sale 200 bbls Rectfed
good proof at l9c W gallon.
Exchanges-Firm with good demand.
SleFng 1894 1lUd
New York sixty.day Bills s............IOI v Ct Disc
Sight Checks NewYork par a.. y Ct prem
Frsights-An American ship taken for Liverpool at 7.d.
for Cotton.
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lMMI6RANTs-On Saturday afternoon a Door Irish wo
man, nHmed Margaret Naughon. who comes from the
neghbohood OF Limerick died while lying down upon ths
ags under the poco in front of Recorder Genos Cour
che came 10 Newt eans in the ship Banche which arrived
on Tuesday and from the time she landed Friday
ood or shelter. On Friday she found by Police off
cr W company with other creatures who had accom-
panied her In the vessel lying In the street. and he accom-
nodate them with the shelter afforded by empty bnld
ing IN the First Municipality. On Saturday the poor crea
lures seven or eight IN NUMBER supplied with nouris
ent anu the Commissaes of the Fifth District made exer
ns amongst the philantropc which resulted in their oh
tanning fifteen dollars towards paying for passage for the
Immigrants to st Louis, where of their relatives re-
side. About o'clock the poor young woman above men
toned. became uddeny i'll, fell down upon the flags and in
few minutes died The body conveyed into the yard
belonging to the Police office, and medical was nme-
daey IN attendance, but his services for
spark had winged ts flight another world nanest was
held over the body shortly after her DEATH and about
the corse removed to grave thus in hours t
poor immigrant living, dead under the
Coroner inquest and laid in her grave.
The Blanche brought $50 passengers, who as va ara
told all budded together between decks and after
being at short time shin fever broke amongst them
during the latter part the VOYAGE lay upon the main ct
o' the vessel during the night and could below on ac
eonn OF the prevalence of fever and and the whole
passage miserable the filth and d Of the poor help
less immigrants.
Many OF these taken to our Charity
HOSPITAL and hers the despesi tas;itu,on
ahont streets but prasewory efforts being made tn
relieve them, and truly humanity eyertion for this
purpose Something mnst be done paste the misere
poor immigrants their landing leyee the evil Is
glarng and must be reusd,ed. We hope city
VIII not lose sight OF this subjsct.
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Per steamship Louisiana-Ackand and lady, Miss West.
eott Mfs Wade and child. Mis- Bernard Wells, vanB
Sanders, Stubs Davis, DAVIS, Anderson Good. one,
Lemor T Love- Harmon, Langerb, Reed, Griffith, An
derson- DIR Rogers and Coffin Keats, Chambern, Ed
wards, Hartley Col Mcclellan, U 5 ALL on deck.
Per brig Lucy, from San Juan-l00 passengers.
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
No. Is Chartres street, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
Watch eS.

FINE JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOONS; PIT
CHERS, GOBLETS, etc.
Plated CASToRS. BASKETS, TEA SETS, WATT
ERS, and fine GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and RE-
VOLVERS.
RODGERS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY and
SCISSORS.
CLOCKS AND VASES LAMPS, GiRANDOLES and
MANTEL ORN AMENTS
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES,
FRiNGES, etc.
PAPER MACHE WARE and large assortment of
Rich Fancy Goods.
sS This House has been established thirty years in this
city. mh2S 2m
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'VNhE best and strongest eerhed medicine odd The
hsbiua costiveness acty OF the s.thm
consumption debility osetrd levers
fever and heat 4, u asei h
ertec' digestion, derabi he stomach
Tor females suffering nom ,eFanE
Amg the numerous and highly respectable eerhsiss We reir
the following:
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayet;
FlTzHEsRY hoMER ESD; Bouoo;
Jas, q. DUNN. Esd, CITY Treasurer, Bosom,
Hon l.. H. ARNOLD, formerly Govenor OF Raode Island,
member of Congress;
Hon. WM WOODBRIDGE. formerly Governor OF Michi-
Hon j. T. MoRsHEAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky.
Hon. j F. SIMMONS u $. Senator from Rhode Islaud
Hon. SAs'L ). PHEips, U- s. seeato, from Vermont;
Hon SoLosos F0oTK member of Co gress from VT
Hon. H. d. FosTKs, member Of Congress fs, m Penn "a:
Hon N. L. MARTIN Delegate in Congress from Wiscon-
in Territory;
R. p STowR, tsQ. Clerk the Pouse OF Reprssenty's
&C. TRowBRiDeE, Esq, Detroit, Mich .
GEO. W. JONES Esd, Surveyor General dubuque, Ia
JOSEPH HoxIk, ESQ.,, 76 Wall street. NewHo,k
Many other OF the highest
who Will coahn all that has
REED, BATES h AUSTIN Wholesae Drus elsts. No
For sale by ]. WRIGHT l. CO, Isl Chsrt,e, ,,.
- fries u per bott te, Az bo'tiss foe IS.
- cAUTloN Each bottle Genuine Oxygrna,ed Bters
S have the outside wrapper rr,ne Eng and spn
.h with the Signature u Geo. Geea Prop upo Thss
ess an m aodioa- hpey ensravei isbe uton The
te Win Tue signature Of keed ba
'enersi "sena and to whom all sfera be addressed
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Vessas up Tor .Nclo OTledns
AT Boson-Shps Bennington, Young; Charlotte Reed
Weeks; Cromwell, Baker: Carthage. Ropes: Osborne No
well southern. Gross; Suffolk, Snow Santiago Pollard
Tafquin, Doughty; VIM Surges, Her; brgs X Palmer
Quincy Logan, Mathews.
Vessels Cleared for .NeD Orleans.
At Boston-Shps Bay State, Simmons, March 18th Uni.
corn. Pollard. March 10Th
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\ FASHIONABLE DRUHRARD.-On Saturday morning
about hafpast three O'Clock. officer Guchard found some
hng lying St Anne street. and obstrucng the free pa
sage OF the down the char nes the of the side
walk Observing that the bnk of the article was greater
than usually lay 10 the Rutter he what il was
anu onnd Mr. j. FerresOn quietly reclining arms Oi
Morpheus, upon the soft down of the channel stones He
was dressed with extreme fashion, and sported in brance
gold watch, ehain breast pin and ng with beautiful pa
o spectaces, IN gold frame, all Of which added much
appearance He taken 10 the watchhOuse and when
brought before the authorities discharged wuh reprimand
Tie explained that he had been egang the haunts of The
Jolly god, until he became jolly and trying to go home
he helpless that he lay down, and rolled into the chan
mel without being able to himself
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LAcosTE CREvAssEA very serio break has occurrs
~ the Levee adjoining the plantation of Mr. Lacoste below
The city, and 1t daily widening 1t was upwards of lCO
feet wide last night and, to that time. attempt had
been made to stop it, although it is becoming much deeper
by the force OF the waery torrent Unless immediate exer
tons are made to prevent the increase of the crevase plan
ally injured.
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II,
Monday Morning, March 81 1851
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Galveston Place. Galveston and Matagor,1a
slirp,p, Harris Morgan
nnMp wales, airocker, Liverdoo Gfney Il Lowell
br snip Eudocis Bannerman Liverpool, Jas Wilson &co
laIh hoxana, Hall Newf ork, Drew L. Weston
3Weu bhs iieDe, r ieelw1od Gothenburg, z jenkins
nIig n Josepnine, pucey, Chagres, w 8 Green
bre azores, Arfnsuo ls, FONT Pere, Guadaepe.
u; ,,u- ~. John Alexander
soL r,, c.. WIN Dewey
81 e., g.. o Wckham
SchI Eag e, stone, Apalachicola, Rogers co
Scnr 2 naiha, howe Pensscola, John Hurley
paise Aehidn' Lohhaii' Mobile, jas Farfslly
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Large, Select and valuable Library.

AT PRIFATE SALE.
which
are of red for sale collectively They chiefly English
Language OF London ard Oxford imPressons one
French and oue-sxth, Latin, Greek aud Italian.
These embrace
several tongues without approved
editions have been chosen print
many are valuable oil their antiquity there
which cannot be found
and all works Of real uty: there Libraries
sze that DO
cempten 70 judge Who have this the thing
OF the kind In
pearance.
II the private Library Of who collected
course OF many expense chiefly during his
els Europe and who offers departure He
willing sell moderate particularly wanted
by some College, Society institute.
To be for the present Customhoue street. New
Orleans ' "
Persons distance desiring catalogue wishing fuller
inomaon, address, post paid, WILLIAM LEECH, NJ D.,
New Orleans. mhZ7, d, 80
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Imports.
NEWPORT-Per ship Queenstown. aaI7 bors ,a;I,,,

iron to order ' '''' iaioou
GHARLESTON-Per brig Tartar Rice to order
NEW xoRk-Per ship 81 Louis: Assorted rndse
NEW nOkk.per ship Co umbus A. sorted Udse
klo DE JANElRO-Per bark Lenox: 74OD bags coies,
DIXON Leecl-40u do Capt Howes. ' ''
RIO DE JANEIRil-Per bark Clntonia W,i,bt. .,Oo
bags coffee J b Howell ''7"'' o"'
San JUAN-Per brig Lucy: $500 cocoa nuts TO VIM J
LiVERP0ol-Per III bark Ellen: 4oO sacks SALT 24o mats
TO order. ~ wv " ~ P's uo
IN MpHll.ADELPHIA-Pe bark Convoy: Assorted mdse.
81 Marks Per schr Tallahassee: bales cotton To L
heEso bbs naval stores Hamln-l trunk Pickett, Per.
TAMPA BAY-Per schr VIM Ii Gatzmsr. d hides IN.
ratn &co. ~ e' N'a'
, rENSACoLA-Per schr Jas Polk; q, 600 feet lumber
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.
AhfnS.

Mote the First municipality designated in the following
table by MIL the Nos commence al the Railroad and
In the Second % the Nos the Steamboat Land
No. being Flahoat Landing In the Third (m3
the md M
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THIRD MUEICIPALITY LKvEE.-During the last two or
three days OF the week. have been employed re-
ang the banks OF the Levee in the Third Municipality as
lear entertained that the high of the might
considerable damage We have noticed TINT the banks
unsafe several places and hope that immediate exertons
will be made to prevent the serious calamity of a city
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31

JEALOUSY AND REvRsGE.-On Thursday night abont 10
O'Clock, young white woman who resided in a house on
pose the Pacdes Theatre, Gavef street, was Ia King 10
ust inside the door of her house. when a muatto
named GTeve came up and felt much grievei the dis
He had made advances the woman preyiou.ly
which were received with favor aGd his excited
produced jealousy of the form and Of the
fatal character He took from hi, pocket pistol and
raising IT, Tired at The the ball taking effect By the
side OF her neck Can't Forno, who at the time
oil the the hnne hat did not succeed in
aneatnE Geve who decsmpe and has been heard OF
since. The woman, although injured, cried the Cap
an not to arrest reve Tor she respected him. and did not
like to see HIM taken She
to the Chaty Hospital where inquiry made on Safurev
evening. she is doing well, and likely 10 recover
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wayOraIty of New Orleans,

MARCH Is, 1871.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,}
,r,, Sit -is Of Tuesday March Is. 1851.
and res sdents of the Seventh Waid have petitioned
this Council to have the sidewalks laid lower side
Claiborne street. between Common and Canal Streets be It
Resotued, That the Mayor be authorized and ed
after giving ten days notice in the official paper 10 sell al
pubic auction the contract for furnishing ali the
MATERIAL and laying the sidewalk the lower side of Cai
borne street. bewean Common and canal streets-he work
to be done in accodance existing ordinances and agree
ably TO the speecatons to be furnished Surveyor and
published with the said notice. PAYNE be made
That portion due by the pIepery holders be paid BY
the contractor who will be suboeat the rights of the
Municipality. and the remainder be paid by the Munc
paly. [signedl JAMES IL. CALDWELL, President.
lsignsd] ;, A. a. D. CRossMAs. Mayor
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC
Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

.I'HE largest assortm
l. TEAS ever offered for
salem this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS arecfI
the latest importation, and
Ofthe most choice qualities
grown in q hina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metalllcpackapes, SO
as 10 prese. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~ City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hOtelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton of TEAS, inchests, half
chests, l2 b and d ID box
ages, if desired.
laN tim A
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J. NV. PICTON, 1853 Carop,elet at
felO 3m W. r. CAMPBEI.L * t:ny,;s,S

sSiANO FOkTEs,- The subscriber respectfully an
nounces to the public that he has the -s,uSs, i - ~
entire agency Gin this city) for the sale of the ~
ssIfSIs5sa SIfSNs Ii Nos % manqaelsrsd @ by
CHlCKERlNG. Boston; and that he has at this time
very large Stock comprising all the varieties Also thres
good second hand Pianos. s
OLA istf HENRY PARSONS. 13 Csmp strsst
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N r w ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING.. MARCH II. 1851

An OLD jan BIRp.-Mchsel Lyons was charged with
peng 1nnn drunk Saturday morning. and when brought
before me Recorder. the following dialogue occurred
Reforder. Michael, how did you get out of the Parish
Lyons. The Judge let me out.
Recorder Why, you have not been there a month yet
you snt there last
Recorder don't think il is.
Lgoas Yes. is. for have been to Baton Rouge and
worked month since got out.
Recorder What did you get sent to the Peniteutnry
Lyons. No. yer Honor, not that time.
Recorder Well. can keep of my sight yon SEQ
Lyas. Why, Pm only brought here this time f1r heine
drunk and wouldn't have been here only came down
from Baton Rouge for my tools.
Recorder What was You sent to Jail for last mehouss
breaking wasn't il? ~
lyons. No, sir only for robbing Jim Gallagher
Recorder. And did no one appear ae eninst youf
Lyons. Only Jim, and got off.
Recorder Well yon will be here again. soon
Lyons; Not i you'll let me go this time
Reoorder. What are you brought here for?
LIONS Nothing. Pm going to Baton Rouge, to-
Reeorder IT YOU promise to leave the city you may
Lyons. VINO was the wachman that brought me here !
! want my hat.
toptain Eorno. Go about your business.
ANA Il, hs voice Mike appeared electrified Tor he looked
black and dOwncast thunder cloud and made himself
scarce in he twnkDg of Such the characters
that off at the Court OF the Second Municipality. with
lnpnnty instead of suffering for their crimes against the
public in the WorkhOuse.
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MAYORALTY OF NFW ORLEANS, March q, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue Of the above
L resolution that will adudcate 10 the lowest bidder
at my office, ON MONDAY, the l4th pri prox., at II
O'Clock the contract for furnishing all the
rial and laying the sidewalk the lower side OF Claiborne
street between Common and Canal Streets The whole in
accordance with plans and specifications be furnished By
the Surveyor. [mh.9J A. ID, CROssMAN, Mayor
ROARDING-Thre or four Gentlemen can OBJ
tam Board and Lodging in private family WHERE -
se are no other boarders by appyng at No. Crcus M
uefl' al me moderate price OF s5 per week also, a
required. - "fp''''s '"''-e'-"' mbsa ims
lNSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Lnseed
- Oil, in store and for sale by
.h... NATHAN JARVIS u co.
""s corner Magazine and Common as.
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A HORSE AND CART Fousp.-On Saturday night Do
ice conabe Short discovered horse cart, without
owner, other take of at corner of Ir
snne AMI Rampant streets The horse drawing the
ielsurey along from side of the the her and as
no oue appeared 10 it, he put it into the pound
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENT oyyIcgs, \, 50.

Monday Morning, March 81. 1851.
COttOn-The Canada's news, which was made public on
Saturday morning. though announcing h@Md. decline in
the Liverpool market. seemed TO have effect with
u.s. as much worse had been expected In conss
quence brisk demand sprane the early part Of the day.
and some 7OOO bales sold, in many cases at kc
advance upon the rates of Friday.
=
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Before Judge Larue-On
Saturday the tried the above court thai If
Thomas Met onne fo larceny, aud he sentenced
years Imprisonment with hard labor.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-31

GARDANsE CREvAssE-The Grevasse at the above plan
landing, increasing hourly, and last night
hundred yards wide All attempts to stop it have as yet
proved futile and during the last two or hes days the breach
employed stop rushing of the waters and repair the
break the evee, but after noesan labor for eight days
they gave in Thursday On Friday morning from 2 tn
$40 to work the crevase but on Saturday
night the who contracted for rebuilding the eyee
gave the attempt as perfectly aud the negroes were
dlschaeed The plantations all 0ver1owed to within
sbout ye blocks Of the river and valuable crops
by this time destroyed for the land and swamps
OF more than miles, several feet under water few
negro houses have been washed down. and several other
ereeon have been less injured Three brick yards
and The premises belonging two mills are all under
wae and much damage has been done these works The
Is from SIX to seven feet Deep and supposed that
no chance OF stopping the of the water will be
sble unti the river falls So great the volume OF
water at the break the evee, that has, two places
forced its way back to the river.
RrIIRF FOR Poor lMMIGRkNTs.-Yesterdayc collections
nude in the Manners Episcopal Church (Mr Whit.
a ) Espanade street, for the purpose of relieving the poor
Irish Immigrants who have lately to thus country in
state OF esttuOn In calling the attention of his
on to the subject Mr. Wha said that the poor
literally starving for want, and lying about the
without even the necessaries of fe The sympa.
thy OF the congregation found vent in very handsome
collect ons.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCbares
l. street, corner yna street.-The subscriber having
purchased this old Established yard and laid fresh supply
OF Coal prepared deliver, suit TO friends
and the old customers the ard, the best quality OF PITrs-
SURG, AKrHRACITE, ENsLIsH AND AMHRIcAH CANsRL
Coat IOHN a RROWER
No. n Camp street iaII 6m3u
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WERTMULLER'.S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adjoining the National Gallery of
Fine Arts. IL st. Charles st., up stairs.
ADMJSsJoN m cantS
UNION GALLERY,
No. 13 st. Charles street, up stairs,

No. ID st. Charles street, mp stairs.
EXHIBITION of Select. Ancient and Modern PAINT.
~ lNGS-Tbe Ne Plus Ultra of the Art of Painting
VIEW 9P TEsERFEK, with gorgeous sunset, by the ce
brated Hdebrand Painter to the King of Prussia CHRIST
CArTLE PIscE. by Rosa de Tiyole... .GsAcr BEFoRI
NEAT an By sI Day,d Wkie: fine specimen Of painting
ait by stuart Portrait BY yanDyke. With other chocs
collection of Paintings exhibited in this country.
s Single Tickets 80 cents; Family Season Ticket a.
sV Each visiting the Union Gallery eui-
TED without extra change to chance in the Gatuons Dis
t1bution OF tlsn Paintings, ts be Armstrong; Ex
change, Royal street, which will take place on the s day
May. 1851. '
~ Omen during The Day and Evening. fel3 If
MADAME DWELL
fCESPEETFUlBY .adi and Gentlemen New
IL Orleans and
suited al
opposite the Mint Present. Future events
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