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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

EMPIRE HALL,
Corner Of JACKSON and ToHoUPTOULAs Streets Lafayette
xNafS n There will be Society Fancy Dress Aflx
kAJAH and Masquerade BALI. given on SAT R. $@@S3
MEEK DAY EVENING, January ls, 1851. 6HNNkN
RR Il Tickets Of Admission One Dollar AR6s
- W. W. MCCARTHY, Floor Manager. NJ
NJ B.-The Lafayette Carswil leave the Ball Room
three o'clock A. NJ, usual. jal3 iw
MADAME EMERY,
The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
IL EGS LEAVE inform the of New Orleans
- receives residence, 23S Magazine street,
julia and 81 Joseph where she be
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
S-Lsdes and Gentlemen wishing TO know the circumstances
which surround them. and tewe their future prospects,
well BY calling on Madame E. Price so cents.
~ Hours are from to 70, A. NJ. and 81 NJ. JAG 6w'
CROCKERY AND GLASS ARE-The sub
~ scribeTs have ON hand a large and
complete assortment OF CRSSCKERY and eGA
GLASSWARE, which they are oiiesine - INN
at reduced prices. Purchaser, at whole. fSSSN-a
sale retail, will, examination of our ff&I\
stock and prices, be convinced that it is I N6A
their interest to make their bills with a{uJSS
We inv te particular attention to the v&kAs3
penOr quality and shane OF our White Iron ~MfUZI
Stone, or Opaque China.
stock of Common Goods for the Southern Texas and
Mexican trade, is good as the best. ~
m We have also a complete assortment of French China
T TaDe Cuiery Jspannsd Walters sverplated Cas,ors
Spoons and all minor articles usually Kept By Eahen
deaerso .. p. r. FELL & co. 81 Common street
Jdo lVts Verdnda Hotel.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

-. CO nj Street Exlhangs.. A. W q
NJ. MUssoN, Pm.
New Orleans January II, 1851.
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MODEL CIRCUS.

THIS uNlogE AND SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN EsTAB.
LlSHAENT, the finest the country, will for
in the site Of the old Ampiheatre, his
TUESDAY EVENING, January "A.
NJ. Doors performance will O'Clock.
Admson-Box 50c Children hall price Pit s5c.; Coiored
Bore ialt
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET. OPPOSITE PraDIDo sTRERT.

10 The Largest and Complete Troupe In the souh
LRIDAY January Ire Of LEVI NORTH and his
L dancing horse Tammany add tricx pouy spo. Beauty
grand Amphithes will be
sened, embraeing the whole strength Of the Company:
NJ Day Performance SATURDAY. at " n.
TIE greatest Two Horse Rider the World Mr. FELIX COL
LUM, will appear tomorrow night.
Box Ofe day, between tn
hours of 10 aud 2.
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ARMOKY HALL--Camp Street.

ARMOKY HALL--Camp Street.
tr The New Orleans serenaders for Three Nights
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY JAM Is. II and Is
lssl-A GRAND WHITE CONCERT each Night to be fol
lowed with unique Operatc Burlesqle.
YOUNG OLE BULL will variety Of beautiful Violin
G. s. BUCKLEY Banjo and Bone performances.
whole Troupe Splendid Meanse of Songs Paodie,
Duets Gees Quartettss, With Entire Change
Programme Night
IT Tickets Fifty Cents.
Z TO com a lEpas o'ci {aI6
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For sale at wholesale the most liberal terms.
osl It Is J. BREWSTER. ~ Common 1t.
ROOT AND SHOE Mandatory, No. 10 ST.
-. - CaARLrs sTRgET-E; O'sULLIvAN invite. =
tho attention Of gentlemen desiring well made and
handsome fitting Boor, SHOE, or CATER, ~
70 his giant assnvtment Of the several arti-~z1
point OF fit and elegance OF appearances.
IL LASTS made fit each customer and kept specially
Tor his use nj 2ais
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAN
Ieranda Hota.....: JOHN MEITZLER. manu-
tactures to order, and keeps constantly hand and
tos sale. the latest and most Fashionable styles ef9
~Root t. and Shoe Of the yesy finest matesals.
France. Those who leave their measure and ories
with him may expect with certainty good and easy with
prompt dispatch. His prices moderate and he socs
share of public patronage full confidence that he will be
able to give satisfaction to those who favor him with call
NJ 3m 3p
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Exports.

LlVERPOOICPers ship Jos Badger: 1892 bales cotton
69i3 bbls flour, 200 ties beef lot of Shocks etc '
bbls flour. " ~ '' '''1
BO5TONPer ship Sheffield: 1920 bales COTTON go hills
hap, =, 53 " Do beet; 17So do pork, 50 do lard.
BALTlMORE-Per bark Sam'i Train: 800 hbds supar
llq bhs moa,se l21 hf bb!s pork 20 ties lard etc
--PHll1ADELPHlA-Per bark Conway: 800 hhds sugar
q cks shoulders lS0 bbs pork 43 bbs moasses IS do ard
III bags WOO, IL pkgs iurn ure, 3 cases books.
ERPOoLaPer bark Lady Constable: 1746 bbls flour
lo Daes cotton, $50 ties beef U0 pork, slaves
BARCELONA-Per bark Diana 656 bales cotton, 1000
BARCELONA-Perb brig Paulita: 375 bales cotton.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening, January 49, 1851
Inc market bese of all descriptions of stock for butchers
excepting Hogs Prices high. We quote.
PRICES: Beet Cattle. 7@9c v III net Hess. 5,S@
&c v b net; Sheep, -M-Y head Milch Cons So
0$S5 " head; Caiues, A6 $l2 90 y head,
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summary of the European news received by the
steamer America, it, was stated, with somewhat
Of ambiguity, that Mr.. Warren, Consul General
for the United States at Vienna, had been expelled
from the country for certain structures of his against
the AustrianG Government" This statement abounds
in error. The United States, it should be under.
stood, has NO Consuls-G General in Europs-has mo
Consul of any sort. indeed, at Vienna- Mr.. War
rem, the gentleman referred to, was simply Con-
sui for three years at the port Of Trieste, but
resigned his Office in 1649. These corrections are
material, diveating, a. they do, the expulsion d
Mr.. Warren Of that odor Of offence which would
seem tocling to il were he in any manner repre-.
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ne N.ps.
Ess;ssura = IT, M fAlnvidsnce Republican
- SslIo&ln{ l1iseasa y The cotton crops
M lsarn Aou - pf our plahtsn that tbs boil:
|9gM + destroying ~ cfopa q ~ uppsr part q:
~ nFieas 80 ssasn soee 1888 ne caserp;l
80 49, sass. y "a -. nan.o ~
~ - s.ess.n IN NV =. ~ Y
III - 49, eemmefs WIS we eto slleao. ~. 49,
,.. eesscn ~ y 49, oSs ous p1etly. nlcis
III Spoolys an@ g 49, so0ie q -
~ edepeea ,os ~ purpose uAn - peen.
40. ~ - ~; : - S
"a ~ ~. r. N nsin. : inou,,s into he
IpscspeoS Il ~ csosS 81 az dssSe5s "a 5 -
bss1y saslGe1 lh6&'lhe vi usg y = naoh 81
- - 4 tAM{eso ceeay - ~ . y sa 10 =
crs. 4 ,ss. ~ is;sss g H. n
lRood g tkSa 81 M eonnt1 "a ID intssox Of III
saie, and II 20, therp npst b. . great falling Of
toA tho crop Of Mn1ss'P she cotton = sns'i z:
ssen evet ~ 49, &. = -. $3.50 y
81 ~ ffom ~ iot 81 jSlv q sbe iddis Of August
From a. .hslf'. 70 two thirds Of ne crop = now
opens and nanas az aoe Y So sioL Vol ~ pic
80 81 - III. Ie s.sS. = ss,;.5v shs dsmsnd
- 49, a - n s,'''-' IL - - I
ss1s- .s...- ~. <,......,..-,. n. 80,
81 Aieoaa-ins eo!esF y sne ssfee
tsa9s ~ y infofmed ~ gentleman nom ricksnl
county, that TIE cotton crop thete y amost an on
ltire Allure uany planters moi expecaiax 10 max,
~. ,o,5. = ~ -. ybet i. - sv,,sor1ie.r,
w r. ~ -. -. 8. 800 ].
paq 49, 80 80 sus saete ~ ~ - n''ss !.
unpsomtslng ~ snat y represented. Inc ceims 40
| poftsr Of he llth says: es<s
s y. lar. f,ou r.l,.hla .os,,res that Ia boil
worm 4 c1u,niffinr ~ ~ iestrSctive iavaee
with Ia ercv1ine crop in ~ pearia and canebeak
conntrv. The worn est1cis ~ bud and fal
erown boil, utterly dsssroyine both. In addition
II 70 this, ths Iscent rains have caused the blossom
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

WAot Is Debt Debt il perfect bore. How
i haunts man from pillar to post-lurking in his
breakfast cup, poisoning his dinner, embittering
his tea! now il stalks from him like living, NOV.
ing skeleton, seeming to announce his presence by
rscountng the amount of liabilities. How il poi.
sons his domestic joys by introducing its Internal
balance into the calculation Of Madame respect.
ing . price Of anew carpet or new dress! How
it hinders dreamy plans for spsculations and accu.
mutations. BotheFation How it hampers use.
less energies, crippes resolutions too good to be
fulfilled At bed and board, by night or by day,
in joy or grief, in health or sickness, at home or
Abroad-debt, grim, gaunt and shadowy falls 90
an incumbrance. A no presence is too .sacred,
no ground is too holy to deter the memory Of
bills and notes payable from taking immediate
possession 30 NO record is 90 enlivening, NO rem-
nisoenes more delicious, than the consciousness
that deb, has fallen like January morning. 30 de-
grees below zero,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

:, Nsp Mode Of Locomotion.-The New York
Tribune has heard of new style Of carriage to be
used on common roads and in the streets, to be
propelled by the weight of . single man. The
structure is firm, with driving wheels four feet two
inches in diameter, with an elegant wire frame
work body, with seats for two persons over the
front wheels, which are four feet in diameter. A
speed, equal to fifteen miles per hour, be easily
attained, although it ia designed to run but about
ten miles per hour. This new carriage Is the in
vention Of a well known city mechanic who pro-
poses to make public exhibition in the streets
some time during the next week, when the utility
Of this novel mode Of Iocomotion will be fully tested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

Drsuth.-For weeks past not drop Of rain has
fallen in this section Of country; consequently the
earth is parched and vegetation wilted Even the
forest trees, that have fourishsd for centuries,
wear signs Of premature death. Frost has NOT
stripped them Of their summer foliage yet--the
leaves are withered or dead. In the surrounding
country the brooks, wells and cisterns are gensr-
ally dry, which causes much suffering to both man
and beast Cattle have, in many sections, to be
driven two and three miles to water. Still old Sol
pours down his rays with all the ardor he is &C.
customsd to within tho tropics. Al, the present
time, the country and climate has more Of the ap-
pearance and Temperature Of Arabia Deserta than
the fruitful valley Of the Miami (Cin. Com. :.
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i n A.
- -. -
49, - ss< q.
"a - = SO. ~ ~ s:|z.l!
IA - = ~ y -. e l9
= - - H. - - 60 - r. 4. \.
= = g d. - = u ~ ~.
- - 49, - q
uaassy Z - Rss11 ~ = - Ds''. /
ssss'e sssne s'aAe - -, : = ''
r. = - = 49, = - = Pscessls ssssssass |
|5piG = - Is = 9 ny ~
7 = = - uawsasaatabls ~
I "a 80 <t 80 = q /
.! - ~ - 81 - = -
- = = = IIe6s ltsn - sssszsspei-
t1uus r. ~ elillsisiss 4 Y ~ bssaI
- - = ~ wisk NJ nssivs ~ woald
- - SofGsa = y - Y = rsshss hard y
AlssWAese - Isus Delta says:
- hpes = s1ssd IN ftissd 4 - css.s
saS ~ = - ~ y Y: p'.s. n.
= ~ ~ plohEs. NJ lsHsvs~ - nsifhber
w - - = ~ y saeat = d.
Esplsin whstf kzplaiA hist with h Trnsl
D. ~ - aat bslisvsd TIT thsrs ~ wids
srsssd ssvslntisa Il Cphas Espisia- thst With
taA< AL.a Ill
~ Is Ns.-s - 4 - 49, - 1ess ~
- ~ ~ sne - apPsazssa seaase
= - ahssld - eent = Qrtsv sieef Cpitessdsa
- kisyaav - sssiessas ExD'ai. tAas ~
I..n,ieAsa g ls,,,vs 4 ~ s,ussstssde.t esu-
s.:.;,., ..,-..,.. -, -. ..e,.x..,s ~.
Il !. a. 4 z..;s.- : q 81 - Is rs. q
49, - No. ~ havaaa csers.Psndsee
II = ~ ~ Yah Esxsesp asl NsUszk Aavsr.'
-. ~ r a. eyinet. "a nost eautiou. 49,.
= ~ oeeatryY OFs shall ~ ezplnin that he
ICIhen rsyulasisn ~ eus.d hnsnbug By which
~, ,-.--.-s ..... go q ~. .''s
49, .. rs,..a 4.
4 - - - - -s.'s $3.50 n !" sAP'''n ="
bis pcsssaa'eA That n : AflgAt idss- Can ne
Tfus Delta s1plain It any time low things stated
= fao,, ~ IL oorrsupopasute cane into their
....,.-. syyo,-.,.v s.. IA. .d;,o,;.l,v =.
~. 800.
80 go - :. '''aAy
ss1esssd thas - - - hnmpngssd Enough
) ~ ~ CsbaS - whe - elains = nsn q
fshnaisxk ~ ~ ~ M % him, nost out
,ssss.uilt. IS
80 ~ -. MA. ...s.. - .,,..., A.. -.
..ess .'.,'...., \. ~.
3. -, 49, \. = ~. . .A's.s'
- - - a. ~ - = solns oes ncs'
- aecosnec q Aopex. Upon TN the 'frus Delta
nnunfks.
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Massacre Of American and EnglisA Soilors.-
The American bark Antelope was recently lying
becalmed off the Island of Formosa, when three
English sailors managed to escape 10 her, the sole
survivors of the crew of the bark Larpent, Of
Liverpool, lost eff the coast Of Formosa, re-
Gently. The remainder Of the crew were muir.
-dered by the natives without the slightest provo
cation From accounts gven.by the shipwrecked
men, it is considered probable that the crews Of
the American bark Coquette and British bark KEEL
pie shared the same fate. On this subject, the
China Mail remarks that" The day of Retribu-
ton will eventually come, and Gully, and the
crews Of the Ann, the Nerbudds, and the IArpent
numbering upwards Of 2C0 souls, who have beer
brutality massacred in cold blood on those inhospi
table shores must then be fearfuliy avenged"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

Aftsmytsd Homseids by Lsxasie--At the
Jonathan West, Who has been in The institution
fifteen years, made murderous assault upon the
keeper, John Zier, and, with i sword frop cane,
inflicted two wounds in the abdomen, Afterwards
injuring him in the head with an axe. Pie wounds
are considered fatal. West served under General
Brown, in the war Of 1912, and was wounded in
the head BY musket ball, which lodged in the top
Of his head, and still remains there This is the
hrst'time he was ever known to attempt to injure
any one. When questioned on the subject, he
stated that he knew john to be very dsvout man,
and heswished to kill him and then take his own
LIE, In order that they could enter Heaven At the
same time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

tn Lvish R0es.-The following enumeration
Of the Irish RAGS throughout the world has been
going the rounds Of the newspapers, though from
what data the returns are made, or upon what prn-
ciple the ennmerations are calculated, we have not
the means Of finding:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

Specie IN TIE Nev York Banks.-It viii b seen
BY our money market intelligence that the specie
in the banks Of NewYo amounts to 81 100, 600 !;
On amount considerably larger te209, 000) than
when the last statement was made up August 25
The specie in the vaults Of the Sub-TFeasury
u this city i %, 4e4 600 : Masking in bank md in
Georgia from California. fhe amount is large,
but there have been times when It was much
greater than. at present The state Of business
will hardly admit Of much reduction, and with the
anount to 60 to Europe for some time yet, to meet
the demands for impesta&ions, and to keep up the
balance OF trade, we do not expect to any great
increase or decline. N. Y. Herald.
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osuyu - e = 49, -
- QnU ~ ~ egqs
= n I)soxpovv1k1 vt us1aea.
3 G1H1x1n4p EGYsn1s SaI1ef !achssn r.
Itysd ~ ~ ~ IA - Monday l,ats endsr
s1n6M q ~ -. n permit Of ne
e1oo1ef st9Sp(sts veneei enesed ~ n ~
Z-Aee q ~ d proceedod - 70 @e.
y l1ec r. kAlnl I4e e9tless VISA neaS
4n@ 3 80 tqN<fd - ke4peles whlcn
~ aNo9e ~ ~ u M 5eg1n1nso - We
|tnc4l6 q ~ kVet Linz Nol44e 0eln{ -
ll11-17 - ~ Jt1l4 1u / u - ~ e41ot WIN
~ GGllooeot, Cels ID Hat Ing Ce4eoeoe On
TueptaYs diepotrAed the Inspec3pss p: y. p. Ho!.
b1Rds ~ III styot In usaych u the fe@psro WIN
il1esec1tno1 ~ lset1e, o. Yesterday Lent ~.
d11ne arslved itu1 g. Augustine hetsoem WIN
tue1I FeGoam end took up quarters q tins place.
esvsnl pasees q astillery have slso peen me
brought OVER. a portion Of this deeoch0ans Hefe
ssnt down 70 reinforce the cutter, which 'ea@ y
anchored IN the channel near the bar, with nei
guns douolsshottod, and apoftton Of her armament
planted on the shore, to insure the capture OF tne
FAmpefo, should she attempts 10 run out. ihese
woFe the preparations made for eiectuauy check
Ing the movements Of the steamer.
Nothing was heard from The InspeotoF, or Of the
object Of hs search, until late this evening, when
the Pdmpero arrived at the wharf in charge OF ina
functiona!ys her dark mts!s, and rigging and 9eeie
model. being only revealed upon the someie BACK
ground Of night, when 10 fixed position q ihepaer
She was foindin Dunns Lake. above PetAtka. .nt
svas surrendered by .Captain Lewis, who bad ne
N cnsHes upon the demand Of the inspector. cne
!e3 nef 9slfl in the lake this morning, ane ienS
thelpms hand 70 our old friend the steemer o. 80
tnoWe, totheBWiso called the SAINT t0f her QuAnke
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

Odd AdvsvtiseweSt.-Some vefy odd advertise.
menis appear in the London papers; the following
il an instance:
"Wanted, By young lady, aged ~. of pleasing
coantenance, good figure. agreeable manners,
general information, and varions accomplishment,
who has studied svery thing from The creation to a
She will take the head of his table, manage his
household. scold his servants, nurse his babies
when they asrive) check his tradesmen's bills,
accompany him To the theatre, ssr in walking or
riding. cut The leaves fhis new books, sew on his
miserable hfs happy. Apply, in the rst place. bv
.ettef. 70 Lsn'sa Caroline, Linden Grove, and a.
VeIwsfus 70 papa, upon the prenises. N.B.-The,
wedding 6nssf h sise No. tsmalb.
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FOR ASSESSOR,

~ We an authaissd y announces 9. b. PAe. q .
candidate fs Assessor for ths city Of NswOfsanA Eeeuou
70 b. hsh Noysmbsg 3, 1851. UU
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Enigraafs. company of Norwegians passed
through Keokuk, Iowa, onesday week before last,
on thsie way -up the les Moines. They were
dressed in their country's coptame, the women in
natural Bloomefs, sssi sigg "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

AerAes GsrsgS.-Ths remsins Of Gi,a,d ~.
soea 70 - rs.intsEred in front Of the collseswboh
owes it, origin to- his psiaesly nunise,nos Ths
csrsmsny viii be cOndusted by the Grand I,od,,
Of she Masonic fraternity. and the s0,h of AL
month is Assd upoa q the day.
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b 1. o. oeDe3 So
n aowAnD LoPax a. a,.a1
kalEpsst o'clock. S2S3e4 - -,
i. Nc. |1l1S, + Fo KY
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TN Were Orig SOFA young poet describing
Heaven. sayss rs . world of bliss, fenced in
with pretty girls" II the above were Clearly
proved. there would nosbe many sinners in this
world =. - J~7if ~ s =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

/ NSes Place for ReSsiss;SfhS Minnesota Pc.
nesr recommends As sseeiies 4 : Jail in Ramsey
county. in that Ts1itoty, s. ~ il NO place to
look up he roGuss, when thsy ass cayu1t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

Man.fasssvs Of Cotton Yarn for Export By
Cotton Pkantsrs-Sems time ago, our correspon-
dent s." wrote an article for this paper ON this
subjest and gave the facts, showing that some
10000 bales of our cotton could be made into
yarns At home, and exported at large profit
This article wss widely copied at the time and the
correctness Of the positions taken seemed to be
fully admitted.
We have heretofore shown, BY an.enuneation
OF oil the items, that the cost Of moving pound Of
raw cotton, from she Mississippi COTTON gin to the
door Of the mill at Manchester, England, il about
four csnts. For less cost, il can b. made up !.
home into the average numbers Of cotton yarn.
What folly 70 expsnd more capital and labor on
the wmnscssseyy carriage Of the material and pro-
duct than would be required in al the processes Of
ito fabrication. In fsw years. cempifativsly, the
cotton planters will BE- a. familiar With the spin
ming flsmss . they arc now With the cotton gin.
ilTko Mineissippian,. - y .}fs -
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TELEGRzPHIC.


AAAV .8A0R1'S 49, Eps
The letter. received BY the Europa report Z de.
clipe Of !. Middling il quoted at pence.
Great Fire IN Ne1o York Twenty frame build
ines in Ninth Avenue, New York, were consumed
hy FIRE to-day. BY this calamity one hundred fami-
lies ard rendered houssleas.
: NasYerk M~aas.-C Cotton has declined: doWsr
= pence lower. Ohio bringing - 81 TO - 81 !;
corn b lower; pork el5 IS; lard sadvancIng, and
firm at 81; 5000 bags Of Rio cofies were told TO-
day 1t auction Ut " to9.
War II SoxtA America. Late advices from Mon
tevideo stste that Preparations for war with Brazil
had commenced. The Brazilian army had crossed
the frontier.
BALTIMORE, Sept II.
The Teras De6e-Mr. Corwin, Secretary OF the
Treasury, has officially announced to Gen. Hamil-
ton lagent for the committee Of the creditors OF
Texas that the President OF the United States has
made bis decision 10 regard to the Texas debt.
Only 1--WE millions Of stock can be. issued to the
State of Texas until the releases required bv the
act Of the 9th of September, 1850, the Texas
Boundary act be fled In the Treasury Department
for all that portion Of tho said debt which wa,
issued prior to January IA, 1910. -
Also, that all issues Of Texas bonds, certificates
stock or notes, which were receivable for all publ,
dues, are the claims for which duties imports AZ.
pledged, within the meaning Of the act, and tina
feaeases Of oil such claims must b filed in thu
Treasury Department Of the United States, befor,
the TnsasurY will be justified in delivering the 70
fserved five millions Of stock TO the authorities
Texas. {Picayune.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-19

Sv SAuurL g. HoeAN. Aoandidsts for stae Tex Cos'
sctor SScoad Municipality, and WIN De suppofso w
hOst Of friends. Election November 3. ld6i. ~
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roR sTArr TAX oOLLECTOR.

Editors Of the CTesee~t: Please announcs IhoAHs
RyoKAAH, a. candidate for State Tax Collector ios
the Second Municipality. BY request of -
iv9a MANY rklkNDUs
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4 uIQUEL HERNAND8zs Jrs
4 candidate Il rs-slssisn, CONSTABLE d the EA
u -sss -, - spiSS
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~A w. ScArxs. the present Collsssos tor the Innu
Representative District. Is candidate fos sas Co'ss.os ~
the second Muujcjpality. pA
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- Mrs CAMPBELL, corner Of Poydras and -
Carenesst srssts, having daaEainsd to close V
nsE ousn tns summer oaarns hsr nom this day. Al
out suction A. money scarce hssfs that the right
Tor tbs Ladies TO make their purchases myfu
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MADAME DWELL
DEAPECTFULLY informs hs Ladin and Gentlemen 81 New
~ Orleans that he has Just arrived from Europe
suited h rssdsnos, Of Dsuphn and Espanads
On the Prsssnt, Past and Feature events.
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WANTED TO RENT-A small House, suit
~ able for small family. with good convsninoss
where IN LnfayettS Rent must be moderate Apply
70 70 Camp street. st6
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~ In addition to spisndid stock Of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, amounting thousand dollars store
we have recent arrivals Of shifs st. Charles Jsssos
shp Union and bcrk Nay Flower received from
factory al BroAdwsy, NswYork ssysra nvoces -.