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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, May 5. 1851.
COttOnThe recent of severe frost in ALBANIA
Tennessee ETC., continue exercise sreng thenng effect
Market and in spite Of the rain, 5000 bales changed
hands on Saturday at full prices We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Interior .........6a@ Mddlng Fair. los q lOs4
Midng s,sS 81 Good Fair .no f
Good MiddIine. 10 @014 Good and Fine. :. nominal
TObaccO-There We're transactions of importance
ported Saturday Owing the FROST accounts
from Kentucky and Tennessee several parties here have
Withdrawn their stocks from market.
sugarSaies $50 bbs firm prices, say 51a964c for
fair prime.
MOlasses-Choce rsboiled selling in small lots 80
FlOnr-Some 400 800 bbls Ohio taken in various
- O0$4 TO- but large lots could have been pur
chased at - 90 " Dbl.
COrn-No change. Sales 500 sacks ordinary yellow
soc, and 5000 sacks Q6 400 and 100O white and yellow,
| at 52c o busbel.
Wheat-500 bushels prime brought SOC.
POfk-490 bb unexpected sold at ga 80, and
several small lois of branded at 81 rs % Dbl.
BacOn-Steady 30 casks ordinary ribbed sides sod
at sac. and few small lots of Cincinnati at Sc.
Lard-360 kegs No. solo Friday but not then
| reporied.) at 101sc . 10.
COfiee-Sma sales of good Rio 9sxc A further cargo
| of 1898 bags arrived on Saturday
" hsky-Demand limited. sales 1873 bbls rectied, il
| two or three lots, at 1870 I9I4c.
| observation-disclosures demand. We now quote:
New York sixty.day Bills -. G5I y Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYOrk y ct. prem
| Freights-The rates have again advanced, and fy
American ships were taken for Liverpool 96d for cotton
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~ All persons the OF JOHN McDON
OCH requested max. immediate to the TesamenAry
of his Estate otherwise legal be taken for
recovery all unqudaed ams and thoe having clsims
against will present them the ONCE of said EIecutors
corner Of Customf Royai
C. RosRLus,
F. D'AQUIN, r..t.n.r,,xv
w. E. LEvkRICH, ESarntnrs
A. ID. GRESHAM,
jal6 If ]. SPEAR SMITH.
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The Washington correspondent of the Journal
OF Commerce says;
Washington, april Is, 1s51.-One decisive
evidence of The general confidence in the stability
OF the Union, is the forward, unhesitating move
ment OF business men. The calculations of the
people generally in reference to their worldly af-
fairs, proceed the postuate that all things are to
continue they were"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

FATAL RAILWAY AcCIDENr.-Yesterday melancholy
casualty occurred at the depot of the New Orleans and Point
CHAIRMAN Railroad, which resulted the de ath of poor
laborns who in the employ of the Company. 1t
appears that about fur O'Clock train from the Lake end
arrived the on and the engine go pas
Ssnger few yards tiom the shed, u when
hey had acent force from their rapid reach the
landing place at the depo As the coming up an
empty observed the track, and cried
out TO the deceased who known by The Ill,
move that AT this moment he standing upon the
side of the track talking to his wife, and he Immediately
jumped down, push the farther along the track
Before he had time accomplish this the pa senger cars
came and he caught between the buffers, VIII oh
dreaduly crushed his left side. they pressed him between
them with terrible force On be ng exrcaed doctor was
for bn his arrival the dying from
received around the OF the heart, and few min
utes he ceased to breathe He had only been employed
ucn the track for three days previous to the unfortunate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

Among the objects of The Swiss collection for
the London exhibition gold penhoder with dmnutiye
watch the end Of it, indicating only the hour and mi
mute, but the day of the month.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

~ Opp FELLows' HALL ASSOCIATION. -Nosice Is
hereby given that election will be held MONDAY,
5tn Msy next the Office of Odd Fellows Hall Associa-
ton, No 10 Camp for the Of choosing
Directors to serve for date Of their election
ap0 te G. w. SHAW, Secretary pro TEN.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared
Nathan Hsnau Lima St.

the First municipality tdes snsed in the FOL owing
table by nl the Nos commence at the karoaI anu run up.
Nos above The steamboat
being Fuoat the Third (n3), the FIRST
l. Perry Wharf
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II DR.. D. w. Dalton. whose duty it 10 to vaccinate
Schools Of Second Municipality
nd desire for weeks prevented
doing able and prepared
duly Principals Teacher
children porpose
~ Others desiring rrotscou against the SMALL POx,
repec fully Office l7S Circus la
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

FROM THE MosaUlTo COSTA correspondent
OF The New York Herald, writing from Blewfelds,
March 81, says
This part of the Mosquito coast remains about
me same, and but little change is visible since
1918; the excitement of Prolectorate or non
ffo'ec'orate Is mol discussed, and things keep the
same tenor OF their way. This King has thrown
on me temporary dignity which was " huckled on
MS PACK at Grey Town, and walks, unattended
to the missionary Meeting house, where the good
parsoh nepenses spiritual grace to all the benighted
suhIee's OF MS very republican, cooking Majesty,
George Augustus, King of Mosquito You look in
VAN mere Tor any royal reTideuce, and there are
much pttlef looking edIfces than the palace. F."
-, FROM MAsHiNGToN- Washington, April 25.-
be paid III specie after tn, ION of Nav To- .rsons
to whom awards have been made, or their attor
neys. No money will be paid to parties having
claims Of litigation.
Il Is now stated that Commissioner En hank w;l,
retire from office about The 1st of Jnly
The removal OF Robert Mills. Architec, and Su.
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~ All persons having claims against the of AMOS
HOUGH deceased hereby notified themselves
present of their respective claims the titles BY
which they established.
ELISA wfNFREE, Admnisratrin.
70 Apply BUFoRD, Brainard street, between J-cssos
josephine aye,e Communications left at this ONCE vii
he attended to- ap3
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OppIcE OF THE JEFFERSON AND

s~ Sealed Proposals will be received this office
unit O'Clock MONDAY the 18Th Of May the delivery
In. Railroad at the New Of Thirty Thousand
,unnn. feet Of Long Les. Pine, Pi mter
to square and in lengths Of from " TO is feet The
hole than inch Of
Also for Twelve ThoGsand running feet q feet lengths OF
sinking Red Cypress,
thickness and to he sound and free from
cap The delivery or shout
oeoer, and completed before the 18th of
December. :. .Csrrolon, May !. 1851
my 3t2p sptl5 JOHN HAMPsON, Chief Engineer
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ARREST OF TmEvks.-Iast night two named John
Clayton. alias Noccasn john and George Thompson,
arrested by Officer Higgins of the Second Municipality Pc
lice for being known thieves and prowlng about night
On Clayton was found Jimmy" and Thompson
loaded revolver. with considerable of money and
Vnld,y nt,b
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chests Y % and 10 boxes, wllh The s"a "e'f"0 p
aJ7 i'm A. n. DONALDSON, Importer
WINDOW CLASSIFIED boxes OF various
NATHAN JARVIS co.
,,bs If conner Magazine and Common
SHOT AND LEAD--A complete assortment Of
- ST Louis Patent Drop and Buck Shot, and Bar Lead,
mSi FERD EMMETT & co SO Magazine st
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
w ern Manufacturers, or sale by
NATHAN JARVIS co.
mhi # CORNER Magazine and Common ats.
EXTRA FLOUR-25 bbls O'Fallon Mills ST
Ia Louis Extra Flour. in and for sale by
myi FERD. KENNE. It q co. 80 Magazine st.
CANVASED HAMS-2O casks, in store ant
myi ~ TERD. KENNETH co. % Mss.sns ..
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GREAT STEAMSHIP SPEED.-The Phladep
Bulletin, of the 24th ult says the steamship Al
batross arrived at Charles ton on the ODD in fortv
nine hours from Philadel phia-" degree of speed
never before equalled by any of the Charleston
steamers
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Louisiana: 676 bbs -four
ITO do pork III do whisky 70 BIB 0 kegs lard chs bacon
DO bxs caDd "a do cheese s4 do 100 ks salt
GALV ESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt: 70 bbls lime
2ol bbl Hour do WHISKY l3 hams bulls sugar 10 cts
BACON sacks 100 sacks bran, l sacks oats
coffee,
NEW YORK-Per ship Southerner: 5s4 bales cotton "a
bales 1874 do hemp, 20 do wool. 10 do buffalo hes 40
do deekins, do hair. ~ dp pigs lead
e bhds tobacco S Dbl. 81 lard, 50 castor oil
353 ties 10 cks hams bbs 81 h do whisky 81 Candles
ties brl Ties, 40 pkgs mdse.
RIO De JANEIRu-Per ship Superb: 5s3l bbls flour
IL pkgs 10y
RIO DE JANElRO-Per bark Cntonia Wright: 1900
bbs flour "
MARSElLIES-Per big Marshal Ney: 81, $50 slaves
APhLAt!HlCO l4A-Per schr Autela Us casks bacon,
20 tics hams, % bbs whisky lO els 100 baggng
sundTe, es ~
RAZOS ST JAGo-Per schr II Scranton: 500 sacks
DO beans oO kegs lard, l5U do butter, paper $50
pkgs mdse
APALACHlCOL A-Per sGhr Chpoa: "a hhds sugar, IS
cks bacon 81 bb mOasses, l5U do whisky rs do flour ls
coils -
PENSACOLA Per schr Martha: so bbls -four 10 bbls
pork 10 cks bacon, 3g SKIS 90 SKIS bran rice
PENSACOLaPer schr Visitor: 6Uu sacks corn 20 SKIS
coffee ~ cks bacon ~ bbls pork ~ do whisky 50 do Our
20 Kegs lard and sundries.
PENSACOL A-Per schr Patsaag ga: 10 bbls moasses 100
bbs Hour, 800 SKIS 10 SKIS coffee, 10 ck bscnn erc
APALAtH lCOLA-Per schr Eagle 1888 bbls flour SO
CHS bacon, hhds Is bbls hams so moa 81
Dds whisky U sacks l46 SKIS Is bbs pork and
sundr '
CARDENAS-Per schr Me chant: 500 SKIS corn $50 SIX:
SALT oo bbs lard 40 kegs butt IL bxs pork 30 empty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

AccIpENT.-On Saturday last boy named Edward Cos
telo about thirteen old bitten by dog the
face and lett side and Immediately taken TO the Charity Hos
pal lie playing in the the time, but he is
doing WELL and serious sequences rtaned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Repou for the week ending May
g. 1851: Admitted 26 discharged 254 died. Al remain
ing on the books 6l2.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

4 TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city and al low
prices These TEAs are Of
the latest importation. and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in T. hius, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well So.
cured metallic packages, ST.
as 20 pfes.. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~City re'ail dealers
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hoteissup.
piled with every dnscri
ton Of TEAS. inchests. hall
chests, " ID and i ID box
apes il de,ira1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

BoSTON-Per ship Bennington: 800 tons ice Stafford s.
co-assorted md-e, order
B,lSroN-Per III O-borne Assorted mdse
NEW YORK-Per ship Vicksburg; Assariei mdse
NEW YORk.Per ship Union: Assorted mdse.
XII, DE JANElRO-Per bark Wikon: 1850 bags cof
fee to Eyre. Moke &co. " s
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark z Rrs-~-s-.--399s. bags
coiies L Phlpps &co 10 do, IL bh mdse Capt Brown
b9 9N-P.r bark Coe,ia 2s tons ice stanton CO.
boSlON Per brig l. X Palmer: 2U6 Cusombouse
gra,ite; lot Of paving blocks and ass mdse TO order
NJ 1T AM AS-Per big Eis l3s hhds 1000 bbs moas
SEES 10 Pug, Mir eco. ~
SA-S PER eh, Time: 200 bxs tin, sl!OO in gold to
TAMPl, o. Per schr Mary Ellen $50 hides Delvaile &
NlofenoIS6 bales btap TurpnIC of fu orer-s4JNl
IN s. eee hrugee Br s-s96 de 800 Cransr L.
co-soD Rodewad &co-slUU + To $3.50 40 j N Cur.
nere-s2lI % 1nge tis-To. al specie, s7Io2 U5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

The sTuRa.-Yesterday morning between and three
O'CLOCK, heavy storm broke New Orleans and did
sderab damage. The thunder rolled awful Deas
the whe pale FISHES Of lightning succeeded with
great rapid while the rain which fell in torrents produced
almost deuge. forcible the that up
number of trees in the neghbohood of Hercules and Apollo
and broke several of the the new but
yet unuccupei Schoolhouse, Drayade street. and
other of the city slight injuries property have taken
uln
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05
PORT OFa NEW ORLEANS.
Do CRKsCKET OFYICk,
Monday Morning. May 5, 1851.
Cleared Saturday.

Monday H Morning. May 5. ls5l}
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Maria Burt. Emerson, Galveston
Steamship Louisiana, Lawl.s Gafsestos. Harris Morgan
Ship sUperb Pen Rio De Janeio add Market '"a'e
Bark Clntonia Wright, r. file. Rio de Janeiro ana
Brig Marshal Nsy. Leis Na,.eiile.. ,RW Dean
schr l. Scranton. Worsal, Brazos ST Jago
sehr cbieqla aatsley, Aealaehicola, EG Roff5;
ss S Sa,.s.s r.s Ms;s,
ss tichaat Wesishd" Gstena. B;oaa~s
Arrived.
Ship Vicksburg, Berry, from New York 18th April to
Ship Osborne Little % days from Boston, to Fosdck Eco
ship Benair Young. IS days from Boston. to Geo W
Ship Union, DAVIS, IS days from NewYork, to Wood
BAH Brown, Brown. from Rio de Janeiro 9Th March,
Bark Wilson. Coson from Rio de Janero 9Th March, to
Bark Coela, Pisbury, "a days from Boston, to MASTER
Brig Palmer, Park 80 days from Boston. to
Brig En-. Mills 10 days from Matapzas. %as.er2d my;
schT Mary Ellen WooingnSs% A.. DAYS from TampcO. to
sfs Aln.i "a from Brazo. St J.so
in ballast. to U Observation-Disclosures.
| srGAMBuArs
Anna. Johnston, from Bayou Crosse Tete.
Beacon, Roberts. from Montgomery.
tuba, Estes, from Function
DR. Batey, Wilson. from I.atourche.
Echo, Wi.henbnry. from jefferson (Texas).
| Gem Snspn, from Memphis.
| Huntsville. Pel. from Tennessee River.
| lroquols, Lee. from ST Louis.
| lexington Mather, from Louisville.
| Mary Foley. Dalieres, IRON I.aiourche.
| Nanlope, laslel o. from st Martusvle
| Ne Pins Ultra Robinson, from 1T Louis
| Olhelia Gordon, from w ashng ton.
| + Vmton, Iavdson, from st Louis.
| Uncle ram, Van Dusen from ST Louis.
Towboa Defiance Hamburg, from the Passes-towed dow
and 10 sea he 9Th ur, ships Equity and ~ervandto
brig Osbela-bfonsht up ship Union, schrs Mary Elel
| and Major Barbour.
Towboat Die Vernon, Foote from the Pases-brongbt nj
| bark :. Wilson
TOwboat Penan Pinnegar. from the Passes-brought uI
| - bark Brown brig Ellis and chr Tune
Towboat Conqueror Andrews, from the Pases-owed dow
and to The "a ult, ships WIN y elson and Man
chesierabrought up ship Bennington, bark Coelia
| brig l. X Palmer.
Towboat Mary Kinesland Phillips. from the Passes-owe
down and To on the 18th u ships g w Bourne an
Glance, brgs Elizabeth Watts and Telegrapt-br6up n
| up ships VIcksburs and Osborne.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

THE HULL OF THE U. S. FRIGATE MISSOURI
1t is stated in the New York Express that the par
ties in Boston who have contracted for the sum of
900, to remove the hull of the late U. S.
trgate Missouri, which lies sunk in the harbor of
Gibraltar, will accomplish their object through the
aid of Bishops Patent Boom Derrick Wrecks
lying in any depth of water are raised and carried
into dry-dock in incredible short space of time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

A singular case of breach of promise of marriage
was brought before Justice Dunn, in Washington,
on Thursday, the 24h of, last month"; 1t appears
from the testimony that German named Hogauf,
while in Germany, became enamored of Maria
Bdur, and she promised him marriage upon their
arrival IN this country. He paid her passage to
America, amounting to sixty. five euilders. After
crossing the ocean he gave her five dollars bni
instead Of arrying him she welded another Ger.
man, against whom the suit for money advanced
was brou ght The decided in favor Of
the nlaniifT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

IMMIGRANT VrssELs.-Eary yesterday morning, two OF
three immigrant vessels up the river bringing large
carsos Of poor beings with them, There having been
sickness board, they ordered remain the point
TO await a strict medical examination.
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do, IL bbs molasses Cammack sauires-Tota Id hhds
FLATBoATs.
-SecOnd JNu etpdtttV-
INDIANA-Per Herring IS boat $500 bushels ear corn
iNDIASA- Coukeys boat 1900 bbs pork. 400 kegs
INDiANA"Pef G,espies boat. 1900 sacks to @ W
OHI0-Per Dugans boats: SO bbs -four, 100 bushels
oats 10 bags dried fruit shuiis s MADDEN and order.
Cssls. ESse T $,sn,s ssS-i
yo5i Seer ss, sec ASs%T3S au, .aI ssoa
$G %,a:~S ss:ss
..M ."ss" s%sa
W1 " e sqo elB"ss W!a%. HuSS
Y I,anri2Mse .uisy Bros.G B Morning. B,aehe
afa1ssH af Ras.
fsss So BIZ
LalsndeN Jarvis &coEstoneS Wslwo,,h-G Roslsr co
Y s;s$:ss. ,aYs fs;%.e
Seo-i LaIop &co-R MeAp,nhL Ianss1 a.
kennedy 70 ec
John roud Soc .ese%' 6osn.Ma5 Jsmsvois!
Ell
%oods" Sesk NV ors@W YsdenSsss
Shaw Gcoou au.Itetms.,s-j Byne Sell Cots
& G Bukley-E Ferp usOn-J Rurshe-J II Palmer Gco-N
| Smith-CIarke Il Chsm-and order
| 80
Spoken.
BY the ship Union, the 18th ut. bark WagTam. from
Boston, bound 10 Havana.
BY the ship Osborne, the 24th ut, of Double-Headet
Shot Keys ship Iowa. hence for Genoa.
| ID
| Memoranda,
The steamer Uncle Sam left st Louis on the 9th ult-l
pon loading for NewOreans steamers Crescent Columbus
| Su tana and Josiah Lawrence.
The Ioquos left st Louis on the 9Th u-ln por
for Newt Orleans steamers Suana and Josiah Lawrence.
| Passengers.
Per shin JJnon from New York-Mr Vermcub and lady
Mrs Brown and Children Mrs Dryer, Miss Ann Glove
| NJ ss Ellen Glover.
Per sch Time from Nassau-77 passengers from the
| of The ship Lato
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NOTICES..

Protection Hose Fire Conf amy.
ATA - 49, . regular month Getting NJ ,NDAY
BYJ bsLslNe inst. At 9 o'cock Punctual attend
ancs IL requestes. BY order. -
m,s JOS. r. RUsHA, secrstary.
Warrington Fire Co. No. 40.
~ Ire ofhsefs and mbes of lbis tounp nv
VIII please n,psnd m nthy meeting. 90
MONDAY EVENING the h inst, 81 half.
past O'Clock
m,a HI LEOyY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

usISG THE kNIFE.-On Saturday, man named James
Gallagher I'LL lately officer ofthe Workhouse severely
IN Phiippa street, in aray with a named Ham
bin. The wound inflicted upon the abdomen and after
to the Hospital and getting properly dressed. Gala.
CHER tonnd that dangerous, and he home,
" here he is asl recovering.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr
TRrAsURER's OYFIcE. sxcoSp MUMcIpALTY,

~ Is candidate re.eleetlon coNsTAB IF he gtt
tn Peace Third Municipality Election on the third
November 1881 apis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05
PUPILS.

PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with my residence in Massachusetts. The mber
will exceed six shall only endeavor instruct
them in all suitable studies but shan also strict
and morals and consult their wei all
things My residence the Fall River RAILROAD, tive
hours travel from Newly ork. and from Boston, the
of pleasant laee OF Bridgewaer shall leave
this city the Isl Of June. Those who wish
further in omaon, will find daily l22 Camp street,
between and clock p. M. lapi41 JOHN A. SHAW.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05
DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

OF THE FOLLOWING iSEASES, VIZ:
Weakness OF the Breast Bronchitis Shonsss of Breath.
Pau the Chest, Weakness, and Bleeding the tunxs
papitation OF the Heart, Dpepsa, tosvrness and Plies
Pains the Back, SPINAL tie TONS Falling oil the Bowss
Proapns Uteri Bearing Down. Irregular Pain nj Pro-
fuse Nenslrna ion; tendency Abortion and Painful pg
and the bad share incident Chil bearing and dspo-
Drooping ounging and Weafne bsbitual Bill
ou 30 lie, Sea Sickness and hronc Darrhea and ali W
rn-sses pecu lar to Macs FAns es.
AZ Sold only BY DR. ii ERMAN, Ageu, for thu
South, al his ohse, 10 ST. tHAsLks srk.sr, New Or
leans |. Dt rs fiile, with the Brace MRS SHER
MANS, 1855 ST. Charles mhlA lyd&w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

Loss OF THE BARK BRENpA.-Capt. Little,
of the ship Osborne, from Boston, reports the bark
Brenda ashore near Gun Key, on the 24th ultmo.
The Brenda bound from Boston to this port,
with a cargo OF ice and hay. The vessel was bged,
and with the cargo, it is supposed will be total
loss. She had been in that situation for some
time. The captain had stripped and abandoned her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

TRrAsURER's OYFIcK. SxCoSp MUNICIPALITY,
April IS, 1851.
p ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
IL reby authorized advertise during ninety days. in
the official paper of the Muncpsy. that the Council is
pared purchase Of the of sinking und No.
q BONDS of the state Of Louisiana endor ed by thus Mun
the extent OF fifty thous nd dollars. ami that sealed
proposals sell said that Will be receive
by the Council until the fifth TUESDAY July next when
they will b. ed and IT to this Council and
the Treasurer of the state will be accepted.
Notice is her by given IN conformity witt the foreeo
that aed proposals sell this Municipality
Bonds of the OF LOUIS endorsed this nonlcl
pay. the OF h!ty thousand DOLLAR $3.50 wv,
next. " .
ed proposals be addressed to the Cour ell Of Munic
us, No Two and to be endorsed offer for State Bonds.
a VIM. Il GARLAND, Tteas urer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

The JEwELRY ROBE RY,-Three arrested on
Saturday and yesterday he First Municipality, susp.
con Of being concerned in the robbery Mr. Charles
on the eyee and from information received search
ssned for the of recovering of The stolen
property which supposed to be concealed in certain prem
ises known the officers Some part of the property has
already been discovered and Others will is hoped
brought o light.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

The late Archbishop Ecces,on was the last of
five who have filled the principal See of the Ca
tholic church in the United States. The first was
the Most ReveJohn Carroll, born in Maryland, in
1875, consecrated on the 18th of August, l720 and
died on the 81 of December, 1915; the second was
the Most Rev. Leonard Neale, born in Maryland
in l746, succeeded Archbishop Carroll, and died
on the 18th of June, 1878; the third the Most Rev
Ambrose MarechaI, born in France, in 1868, sue
ceeded Archbishop Neale, and died on the 29h OF
January, 1928; the fourth the Most Rev. James
Whitfield, born in Eng land in ITO, succeeded to
| Archbishop Marechal, and died on the 18th OF
October 1881; the fifth and last, born in Mary.
land in 1901, succeeded Archbishop Whitfield and
died on the 22d of April, 1851.
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The JACKSON MOsUMEsT.-A meeting of the Commit
tee took place Saturday, called by circular by Mayor
trossman. II agreed erect colossal equestrian
statue to the OF the late General Jackson prefer
anl oiet had of a resolution au.Ayi
izng The Committee invite artists send their plans and
drawings OF the proposed work passed. Two plans
presented the COMMITTEE both OF which beau
tiiuly execue and after viewing them with much salts.
adj ourned.