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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Court Of Inquiry in ths Case Of Lsssasnext
Rhodss- Washsngtos, July 2l.-A court Of in.
CURRY consisting. Of Capt Mayo and Commanders
Buchanan and Ringgold, convened to-day At the
Navy Yard, at the request Of Lieutenant Rhodes,
Of the navy, to investigate the charge Of nebriety
preferred against him, which had prevented bis
promotion in the service.
Walter Jones acts y Judge Advocate, and Rich.
ard 8. Cox - counsel for Rhodes. Seseral wit.
will continue for some days. |. ~
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Crescent 1Bssh saao asb ipn tuna Oaee

n The propristers Of the ally sud Weekly Crescent spscs
fil i9Orm hex hsnds snd the puhct hsy sscsuly
ad additions their )ot and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM Who haa
been long known int his Of high capabilities
vac art Ths material Of tbs Ones bsins eompes,
OIL nsv they prepared execute all kiudfcf* 80
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
vththe least possible delay without
Who lAvoE them with patronage Paslir attention will b
given TO the printing Of LAWYEAS' BRIEFS ;
BILLS OF LArfM0s INSURANCE. DLANKs,
BILL HEADS, NOrARlAL AND Gle RKDs BLANKS
B ~1OOk aBADINoss sTDAMDoAT- BILLS, .l y
CtACuLAhbs ' nz8AAD0AT CARDS,
DRAW kkC8IPTss POSTERS AND HANpnlLLA,
COTTON RGCnRy8. CARDS, ETC. ETC,
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COMMUNICATIONS Whitmore, alias White,
was sent bore the First District Court yesterday
by Recoidr Geuois, for stealing about $50 worth
Of wearis apparel from the Office Of Mr.. Vesey,
on Roy, street. COL Fields office is in the same
buldinand he came in for his portion Of the loss,
part ofie stolen property being his.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Larceny.-Thomas Baker. charged with steal
ing silver watch. and hat, both worth forty dol
lars, from Patrick Garrick at the corner Of Notrs
Dame and Tchoupitoulas streets, was yesterday
ient before the First District Court BY Acting Re.
cor.1er Hawthorn F4a .f go fvs-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Cros CAarges.-James Barry charged Francis
Plogeand Francis Ploger charged James Barry,
with triking, kicking, gouging and knocking
downat the corner of Claiborne and Dsrbigny
street on the 9Th July inst. Recorder Genois
sent .em both before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Steamer Chtngarora.-In consequence Of sons
alterations which this favorte boat is undergoing,
she will not make her usual trip to Biloxi this
morning. We understand she will be ready to
resume her regular trips on Friday morning, on
the arrival Of the 10 o'clock train Of cara.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Siding Wdtch.-Robert, slave belonging
70 - Solomon, and Auguste. a slave belonging
to - Fosdick, were arrested last evening BY the
Send Municipality police, on the charge Of steal
ins silver watch belonging to MIR. Wan. of the
fri Of Wait g. De Saulles, of this city. !
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Intsresting Stassmsnts.- New York Herald
has the following autographed to it from Washing
ton City '- ss
"The efforts which are being made, ia certain
quarters to induce this government 70 force Mexico
70 recognize the GaSay grant across the Isthnus d
Tehuantepec, will amount to nothing. The Mexi-
can government il firm in its determination "a
make NO exclusive arrangements with any compa-
ny. but has announced ts willingness to enter into
. treaty upon the principle Of treaty with New
Granads, and the Clayton and Buiwer treaty with
regard to Nicaragua. Mexico desires a great ma
tional highway across the lsthmus and will resist
any attempt to build one which does not present
this feature Of stability.
The papers in the case of Gardiner and Near
are being prepared, 20 that they may be transmit
ted to Mexico and the President will dispatch somt
competent person there Immediately, to collect al
the facts bearing upon them, 20 ~ TO lay them be
fore the court. 1t is supposed that Benjamin E
Green will be sent. The trial will be postpone,
ill the fall sitting.
"Ths Secretary Of the Interior intends appoint
ing some twenty-five additional clerks in the Pen
don Office"
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Nsws Of til Admini.tras,on-Ths New York

Herald says: ,..s ...z-.
By private information from Washington, va
learn that while the Administration regrets the
hasty plate" of the wings of Ohio and Pennsyl-
vana, calculated to be mischievous in its effects,
the President and Cabinet rely with coAfdence. on
the results. They regard the disafection existing
in Massachusetts, New York, and South Carolina,
the fruit Of local causes-of disappointed candi
dates for the Presidency in times past-such, fol
example, as Mr.. Adams Mr.. Van Buren,, and Mr..
Calhoun, and their adherents-that the old parties
will be recognized, and that these little revoln-
tionary cliques will be absorbed or dispersed, and
tina: South Carolina will wait till the storm blows
-
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SHADY GROVE, pILOxr.

THIS wel-known Summer Retreat il nov omen
= fos the reception Of Bosyders Dufins ths spring. "a
many additions and improvements have been made 70
the susst, e IL hoass The Table yin sln.es
leans marke Afford and the be Tabs Csrst ire II sxns
charge and aw.ys plenty Of pu,s Mix from cow. kept On
The pFemlses Attached To the house fine airy Bath
houss. ssd fine Shady Lawns, which make L ons Of the
most pleasant resQrts on the shore =. 4.
Arangements fos be made with the proprietor,
at The Pgydas street RsstanFspt Ne g Pcyda, si.s
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Was Sir Phiitp Francis "JwniMs 2" - Mr.,
Phillips, in "Curran and his Contemporaries"
thus relates interesting incident in the life Of Sir
Philip Francis, which tends to substantate the pre-.
vang opinion Of his identity with Junius."
It may not, perhaps, be ont Of place hereto re-
late an anecdote of this singular person, which
had from Mrs. Ridgway. the wife Of the well known
and equslly respected publisher in Picadily. Fran
els frequently visited the shop, where the excellent
proprietor permitted daily assemblage of his old
political friends. Francis was well known to have
been hasty, sensitive and irritable to excess. He
walked in one day very much excited, and addressed
Mrs. Rdgwsy, who happened to be alone Pray.
madame, have you seen the newspapers much Of
late 2. The wretchss !-but don't mind them,
not i, the wre.ches! Now, have not done one
single thing which they ascribe to me. All! but
what would the wretches say i they knew wrote
the word was all but out. Mrs. Ridgway ven
tured to add, Junius, Sit Philip 2 and he rushed
almost choked to the street.. This is q remarkable
Occurrences, and there is,no doubt Of its authen'
| ticitv - .,.-H "a
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Concealed WeaSons-Thos Smith, John John
son and William DAILY, being dangerous and sus-
picious, and having concealed weapons on their
persons, was sent before the First District Court
by Recorder Genois, yesterday. John Williams
and William Jackson, like offences, also sent before
the First District Court. /
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

A Brace.-lwo vagran.s. John Smith ant,
Charles Wiilims, were yesterday distributed thus
by Acting Reorder Hawthorn. The first was or
dered to find voucher, and the second sent before
the First Disict Court.
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Fined.-Ary McMsnus was fined two dollars
yesterday I Acting Recorder Hawthorn, for dis
lurbing thepeace. n
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( The Blss Ross.--The following extract from
Paris letter will be read with great interest By
florists and amateur gardeners:

nofIsu 1nu amateur gdfusueFs: 1-- q 800
The horticuturists, botanists and floral ANA.
tours generally are just now in high state Of ex-
element. The great rose garden Of the Luxem.
bourg, where all the known varieties Of that beau
tiful flower collected, il about to have "a in.
crease in its family he triumph of modern hor.
ticulsure is about TO see the day, or at least 50
hope and pray all those interested. This triumph
is nothing more or less than the Blue Rose! The
plant upon which the florists have slaked their
mortal happiness, has leaved and buddsd, and
upon the just opening petals Of the bud clear,
though dark blue, is plainly to be seen. A day or
two will solve all doubt. This will be the fourth
positive color obtained BY artificial crossing The
yellow or tea rose, the black or purple rose, and
the striped rose, are all Inventions
Fskilful Qardening."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Attsmpe at Bwgs.-sy-Joshua Renter, found
on the Levee by Sergeant Farrell at the hour of
half-past IL o'clock on MonI.sy night, trying to
force an entrance into the store No. 81 on the Lee
wee was remanded yesterday by Actin Recorder
Hawthorn, for further examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Etsqnstts and C1sep Postsgs-Ths systsm Of
pre.payng postage is being very gsasrally sdspted
by the merchants. Very many ksnsrsl letters,
however, are still sent through the Post-oGee un-
paid. There Is point,of etiquette in oonaection
with this subject which We are sups VIII be OBJ.
served BY every gentleman who once direets his
attention 70 the subject. Undsr the Cd Pest-ofics
diSpensstion, the rule swas, that letters between
friends, except from gentleman to { lady,. need
not be prepaid. II that custom ever lad any
claims to approval. they were entirely swsptawsy
by the operation Of the new postage law. A let
ter which is not prepaid is charged two cents
more than when pre-psid. II il poiite. kind Or
gentlemanIy, to subject friend 10 . tax q IS per
cent, which benefits neither party TO correspond
ence? The polite world should remember that
the timsa change. and that etiquette must keep
with the times, il would mot loSs il claims to
aentlemauly consideration. ! tt y ~ " Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Athsists in Co'wt.-A complaint made to Po-
zee Justice in Lowell of an aggravated case Of
demssnor, was dismissed by him few days
nun because the persons preferring it were Athe-
%srefore unable to estimate OF appreciate
s's' ana ;. n Of an oath.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30
Mineral iivsalth Of Ohio.-fhe Athens CO.,
Messenger makess.he following remarks respect
inn the iron mines of that State:

Mineral ssvsalth of Ohio.-The Athens (O.l
Messenger makes'.he following remarks respect
ing the iron mines Of that State:
That the iron business in this region is des-
tined at very distant day to become one of vast
magnitude, must be apparent to even the casual
observer. Extending through the counties of Law
renee, Gallia, jackson, Meigs, Vinton, Athens and
Hooking, We have belt Of iron ore averaging some
twelve miles in width, and extending distance Of
one hundred or in length, each square mile Of
which csn,be made susceptible Of keeping up a
furnace employing one hundred hands, and yield.
ing eight tons per day, valued at $25 per ton.l for
any desirable period Of time. Coal Of the very best
quality, from three to twerty and even thirty feet
In thickness, also underlies the counties named,
together with others-suficient to last for ages as
. means Of fuel for manufacturing in their midst,
as well as for supplying the market demand north
west and south Of us" -
Place fifty or q hundred or more of these furnaces
at different points in this mineral regioneach pro-
ducing annually from $50, 900 to 100000 worth
of pig iron-creating great variety and an mex
haustible demand for business and labor-fnrnish.
ing steady, sure and profitable home market fol
ali productions Of the soil-and who calculate
its future importance and value? England, with
an available coal region occupying an area less
| than the counties of Athens and Meigs united
manages to produce annually $50 ,OO0, 900 worth
Of ron-or an aggregate nearly equal TO the entire
agricultural expectations Of the United States ant
yet, at this day. the mineral region of Ohio alone il
susceptible Of being rendered four.fold more valu
able than the entire mineral region of England!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

DiSur6ing the Peace = Michael Koran and
ss;apel Mills, W. w. Forbes alsss Chss. H. Du-
pon,e Gagged severally with disturbing the peace,
were Yesterday remanded for vouchers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

A Triple Charge-Recorder Genois yesterday
sent Robert Robertson before the First District
Court the triple charge Of assault, battery, and
vagrancy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Hard Enough.-Manuel Csuvin, charged with
assault and battery on George Shoe, was yesterday
sent before the First District Court, by Recorder
Genois. SCI +
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NEW ORLEANS:
IEDNBsDAY MORNING. JULY 80.

Bad Roadsl-That portion Of the public road
hich leads from the bridge 1t the Hallway
ouse, on the New Shell Ro.i, 10 the seversi Gem
pries in that immediate locality, Il (no doubt
wing 70 the.kssvy rains which hsve fallen Of late)
Iina very bad way indeed. We have heard from
6od authority that two sarrages IT one funeral On
Sunday last, broke down, in Consequence Of the
:ruinous state Of this road, cassing much inconve-
nience to the parties who were in them 1t the
time. This is but . small length of road, and we
think the Municipality might DO worse than cause
plank road to be laid from the bridge to the tor,
minus Of the several churehysrds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Vptactory 10 about to be estabr
:, porcelain ma California, by the Chinese
,,shsd in Stockton, II this beautiful ware i,
me asld spar Of viii. ~ IN tbs San Joaquin
valley.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

:, Fire IN Rome, Ga-A destructive fire occurred
in Rome, Ga, on the 18th instant, which destroy
ed large number Of houses, with large amount
ofproperty, together with the railroad and steam
boat depots.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Festy.-Eiizabeth Williams, q /. ". c., charges
Ella Green, aisas Mrs. Alphonso, with splitting in
he face and threatening 70 beat her. Recorder
Gaois granted warrant for the arrest Of the &C.
!
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EastsKn Shofs Of Mobile Bay
THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Wanring
Il Piacs i compess orderfos sistcgs. Many -
important improvements ha 10 bsen made during 1hs i'm.
pzst winter among yhieh new .whasf lunnse y ~
The typ Of ~ bla9 of s2daai end e.y thereby
sysdlns the loag Eight Of s!eos tspay I'D ~ adds
Tks number Of rooss bas bssa iscee1s . Id 70 per-
son. can b. hansoney acoopmodssd H. csuE4 asaso0
The bathing ernn6smenu ~ extensive. The shower
baths suppisd from sprpg ysdng a lese 100 gallons
puIs water per ninuts The Bay basksE ssus % sny in
rhs isoetce Of hi. psss hsins ssahy % f above the
Avel Of hs bay With nothnf sfohpscs ~ hsns, from
ths s sS Win ahas v:r e ,hs Bay Guy .esi: We
q Is ps:.snss s ~s = Sssi,Sss pisoss q ss : s
x9sssssissss s 49, \ ;. ss..a..s ~ppb srThA
rs psepssss budne iii, about
the lst January, le8. wth t view Of mailing ts ~ ~
uan.iye pllos II ~ South Ts bpdnees tlls ~ ~
essdsd be not sssfsiPs s1p:sts.o Icing =. $780,
hs g. y Tie vssy be pehls msnnss xhieh sli y
bdss the srsot vaslsty amussents, which ar ~
q any eth wstsins place. the proprietor Ass no
vided fur the lftandanca Of supenor baud OF Music
This piscs having heen lv0s the past tive yean,
fs large num6yr q Ne pi1ens Of New Osne and Los
ssae hs pscpsees hopa By tct stteaon. % continue
rs ss ssssnss Hssn sssohss at The wharf sssaal tin
Tie eSsne. viii b. medsgsse. Lnttcn = papsm atseted
2 Hellywced mn ns9l. ~ sls.et "a without d
Hoayweods Nay q ISL. 81. n 3 nyD -
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Another Snspsssios Bridge esross ths OHIO
The True vreinian, published At Paramount, Ma
rion CO., Va states that the ssonswosk, eompsising
the abutments and towers. Of the Paramount spd
Palatine wire suspension bridge" hsa besn let 70
Joshua H. linn, Esq, Of that town. A contract
for the wire, ON favorable terms, is likely to be Of
fectsd with gentleman inv heeling. The bridge
il 10 BE- completed in less thar year. @'''' =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Matrimonial Fidslio Vegely was arrested yes
terday by the Fra Municipality police, at .he r.
quest of his wife, Who says she has left him in con-
sequence Of bad teatment, and is afraid he win do
her Rrievous bodily harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

RUffER-S0o kegs prime 81. Losis and Ohio.
~ y eRrErs 400 10. . ..a aov I.,,..
HEE9B-l32 boxes Hezlep's DnrhAn Farm,
IL sh'ls: is' ss ~ c & s. = a.
HAMS .ielcss St.eg g shay's apd Pearson
~ i 6.dfsiis4's'Yi y S. s. < y - > o.. l-s..
Obls's md Vsdin ehnIsst Cox IN sSnus far sals By
Tvs A. ., GRlEFF Z co. D. q and = Old Lsvs.l
WHISKY-75 barrels Reotidsd, In store and
~ f. c. " 9oo = .IS = L. 3 90. !.
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the first municipality dsssnated In following
liable BY m) the Nos. RaroAd
ne second the Nca commence above he Steamboat Land
ing, No. being Fntboat Landing. In the Third m3) ft
commsncs down. being ferr WtsrI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

larceny Michael Nolan, charged by Elijah J.
Otis with stealing cap, three sheets and some
-four, from fat bat lying ia frontof Municipality
No. Two, was seA before the Fint District Court
yesterday by Actik Recorder Hawthorn.
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~
w.as..s.Sg iss: ::s's.. 93 &c y. M
Cleared Yesterday. ENsg
Ship 0esaa esas. Loed. Bordeaux, T Jsukips
s BIT .6 sp Jv = aos. sss es
schl Els Iapss. Tn0nss. Japus Chrai. - u cisss
Arrived. Sms /
10 me T. fH s: oa Maas.d, sss N
Ship kais hews Neseape. from Liv~poea. jars 5sh 70
s.r; K:sI:s: sss.. a.n New Yst. Jun. "a. y r.disk
sxnAMBOArs. +
Anna. Jolnsoa, ,fpm OpsIousas. A I
Ellllsn., Hss. Gbn Bayou sala.
stChsrss. Appssais. IRON Lounvlle
Gxp0rss.
10 Dslss no.. lls 10 awe. i pig s''''
ahp Henry: $4,000 save.
ahip City d Laeela: Ma bsiss co.,
MOBILE-P~ sshr Edward Barnard: B.l,,.
Cok9uS Caais M H. ssh. ls,pss: isoo actl
-~Os---,.t
/ 1mP0ress
,GALVEsToN-Pws tsamahip Gslvstou; 06 coils rop<
LlVERPoOI-P~a ship KAts Hows: Aasorsd ndss.
AsesiPts OF Produce.
paHJ ;:.ns g ct.5 % -. es,,o.
Dssaaiil.-s6 Do Bonnst 4 smih-y Fnsssoo Z Fcwsss
z.s
Ell aa sd; sp ss o Issyn rs =: Es,ows.
y ~ rs: * =: sss:.. x,sss. ~.
Oh peace. I'D ouoa. nsuos y
- % posatOss \ U'Nsal do d Bo<sns-ss DO S i
rs.quss-a 90 Camulaek 4 sQuirsa-l DO Adams &co-i
90 h.iy-7o bxs eh..s. ksss bsts z Dulen-ss Obj.
peaches. bales Irvine, eL6o speee n 0r.eawoua Roo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Breach Of 7fss--sylysster Quinn. charged by
Theobald Mo ell With breach Of trust, was exam.
insd yesterday bfore Acting Recorder Hawthorn
ON the charge. le received some bills 10 collect
from Morell, ad failed to make return Of some
monies he had elected, we bslieve . note for 60
Quinn slated hsost the money, but he was ready
70 give we'll scured note for its repayment. The
matter was retired to Judge Byrne's Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Emerson Simplicity following hit 1t the
transcendenta, uninielligible style Of poetry vas
first published under the head Of " Unsilence !" .
He put his finger ON his los, - s a.-ss
The child, to pout; ~ ltlN
Him then the father whips
Upon his LITTLE hips, i sYsr,s.' :. fa-s
Which makes him sQual right ont,
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SHIPPING.

fH ~ fss ktsikS ..E ~. A1 u H q.
a., w..fs. $3.50 - Ass.is z, $500 49, g:
EIE 81 SS;! g 81 - E. y.
toa fo6 Havana % u ii and l5sh. 's'.'-'' :
49,. sATss q rAasAssss VI sas,ss -.
asvss % Kss We.
A...: H.ss s g. 1bikEsxSR I'll 6s ts5s.-
Psssts issY7f Is a y y - R E. -
&. Ye& ssa fhisds pks Z d ans a1s $ 90 e
- Sf l EyssIssHE] O 1I q At (.
~ e W.do:.dsy i9 ~ pan q q nsdisasasss.
=; "a a''' p''''s'''' s :sI;y s & CO CO. .
~ az ss.. ZEE. S .slss Il a
So r ssA3 !, dIlE|.f nv IS. 4 c.. ].
- ~ - -
FOR MEWsYORK-STANT0N'S LINE
wsE Es. 1s. - y. o:.e; s.I 81. EvEsy
seie e.; CuAnlss..."......C; ails,ds n..s.
SSss1Y LILO s.S. r. 39lmkus
ssssi9 hg.sos. .-................% e Mhi,a .
~ losn T. fsss.r
9x:R XglglD0. .....s.ys HS&Ansa
sAv SAx sTAIss !, ~. 1l.ssSe.
vs.: =. - "a . ,s d.: "a e aa ~
ald 1il mi 1Sel,psIy y Sdvatissd.
IT, eabias q d. ahips sn handsa.eH fssni.hsd sad
"a . pay svsy su:nss y u sssss 8
E : { 's-.sA ~ *. ss4fS /, =.
Tr;,s. 5 9lssE,. ,s z .: 8 - !;
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"A Poetic Close Of Lvs.-sitz Grseh Hsilsck, the
poet, IL 10 said. 10 now residing nhs native town
Of Guilford, Conn, where he intends passing the
declining years Of his life. Il il stated thGt Mr.. H.
IL now engaged upon record Of his life and tims
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

!. First Distri& Cowrs.-1xs Soxthsrm Mutual
Life Insmvosos Company Haymos Dosns ".
Lasoyason, Turner. et als.-T This case was nsusd
at great length yesterday by,counsel before Judge
Laruc. The Hon. Christian Rosslius for the pro-
secution, snd w C. Mieou for the defence. About
O'Clock the case was submitted for judgment.
Fell vs. The same Company. - There was .
rule taken to set aside the appeal in this cass il
also was argued and submitted to the Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

Warrants Iisusd.-WarFsnts of arrest were il
sued yesterday for the apprehension Of +. BerthieK
and George Olenonte, for committing = breach q
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~ Gay..s. Il. .......i...
HOLLAND. FREEMAN I co.
Bum HollASp. la y. FRRshAH. ASK, esAas. y. p.
r soar Laks. NAY y. M. ia SAW
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