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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15
PIANOS! PIANOS /!
no THE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
JAMES A. CONNER, proprietor Of the CITY EX-
~ PRESS, begs leave TO inform the public that he
still continues TO run his EXPRESS WAGON to George
town daily, at o'clock In the afternoon lie will also
convey baggage 10 and from the Cars and any part
the city moderate charges He hopes by strict
ton 10 his business and the prompt and faithful delivery
of oil articles committed TO his keeping to merit liberal
share of the patronage of the public.
Orders left with Mr.. Lewis y. Perry, at Cagett Dod-
sons Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street, win be at
tended to with promptness and fidelity. an PIT
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15

ID UBED LETTER PAPER at 81 20 n ream.
III Ruled Foolscap Writing Paper Mt 81 rs ream.
Good Envelopes at 81, 81 rs, and 81 Goa thousand.
Steel Pens at rs cents, so cents, and rs cents gross
Small Wrapping Paper at 20 cents a ream,
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
June 28-u Book and Stationery store, near 9th st,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15

"REpUBLIos ARE UNGRATEFUL. The APP
pointment of Military Storekeeper for Califor-
MIA, which was conferred upon Major James
NJ. McRea by the Secretary Of War, and re-
signed by Major McRea after his bonds, in the
sum of $4,000, had been approved and ac-
cepted, because he felt that The appointment Was
not acceptable 10 President Fillmore, has been or
is to be conferred, we are informed, upon Mr.
Baldwin, of Virginia, the brother-in-law Of Mr.
Secretary Stuart.
We know Major McRea well; and if there is
a single member of this Administration who
has done more for the Wing party, written
more, spoken more or better to the masses,
spent more money in electioneering, risked his
life oftener, or been of more valuable service to
Mllard Fillmore when and where Willard Fill
more needed friends of nerve and enthusiasm,
than the aforesaid James M. McRea, then we
should like to have him, whoever he may be,
pointed out. We voluntarily pay this tribute
to the sterling worth of Major McRea, and ash
his forgiveness if we have thereby offended.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15
sEIDLITZ POWDERS.

SEIDLITZ POWDERS.
zoo BOXES SEIDLITZ POWDERS put up in the
,JUU best manner and prepared from the most per
feet materials, for sale at III. III. WO0DRUFFS
Drug Store, corner of Il and llth sits.
Price 25 cents per box.
Also for sale by the Rev A. Gray, Bookseller, 7th st.
opposite OddFeows Hall. au 4-eodtr
MRS. ESTHER MOFFETT, eth street.
I opposite Odd Fellows Hall, has received to-day
assortment of Ladies' Cufpins, Jenny Lind Earrings
Velvet Ribands Elastic Sleeyeconfners Underseeyes
&c Also English knit Suspenders Mohair Stocks, white
colored Shirts two rich China tea for children
Hampton's Vegetable Tincturc kept constantly for
sale. 4-tr
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS can be supplied
IL with every variety Of Instruments such Banjos
Accordeons Tambourines Bone Castnets, Strings Flute
yioins, etc Amateur Bands furnished complete,
prices TO suit, at HILBUSS Musical Depot,
au o. south side Pa. av., next TO 10th st.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15

PAPEK, OF every variety, Tor sale at New YORK prices
episcopal Prayer-books.
IA Catholic Prayer-books.
Methodist Hymn books
Unitarian Hymn-books
Presbyterian Hymn-books.
Baptist Hymn-books. In every variety.
For sale at the published price, by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June 2S-t Booksellers, near 9th street.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15

TAYLOR g. MAURY, Booksellers and
i Statfoners, Pennsylvania avenue, eth
street. have constantly hand a full assortment of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER Of every variety. for sale at New York prices
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-15
w ANTS.

WANTS.
ATANTED-A situation as SEAMSTRESS, to work
wv by the day, or for longer period Address M. M.
c.. at this Office. Eau is
"ANTED-To purchase or hire, NEGRO GIRL,
w about 10 or IL years old. Apply at this Office.
11-4teoda
A Servant Woman Wanted.--A servant
n Ga slave preferred competent to cook and wash for
family will find good situation by applying at the Drug
Store corner of L and Seventh streets.
TT j. +. CALLAN.
yITANTED-A COLORED WOMAN--to do the
w housework Of small family. slave woman
preferred. Apply at this Office jy 22-
vTTANTED-to purchase hire, for term Of
w years, CoLoRED WOMAN, from 20 to So years
of age. Inquire of A. GLADMAN,
jy LIFT of 9th and M streets.
NTATCHES.-Anxious to reduce stock of
INI Matches, will sell few gross of them very
cheap Apply Immediately to J.F CALLAN,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-Smokers and
- chewers find variety Of superior brands both of
Sgars and Tobacco at the Of and It'll streets
D. j. II. CALLAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12
Once OF tho Tehua ntepec Railroad Com.
paMy OF New Orleans.


~ Whereas the Government Of Mexico through the Vice Consul
Of that Republic this city have caused published
the Geoeral Congress- dated Muy declaring previous
decree Of the 5h November 1876 null and
decree Of the Mexican tearing date November 1896
vtay the and privileges originally
Joe de Garsy, but now in possession Of this Company
Nov, therefore, the undersigned tbs Of the Company
instructed give notice company deny the right
Mexican Govspment deprive them Of their privileges
and declare that the given peext assed
valid the Company consdersshat the Gensa Congress
be justified in passing such decree And they
further fully and completely conh raty Protest.
already published against the Mexican Government
hnu Of Teuanpec the a day Of June ISL Major
Barnhrd o. their Chief Engineer and William side,
Associate Engineer and the Company will accordance
doe hold lie Government Of Mexico liable for ali less
said Company suffer in Of said unjust
decree OF said Government, under date 22d Nay 1861.
Notice also givsn whom nsy concern thai The Company
will the realization Of their pians proper
facilitate the progress Of their enterprise open
communcationo railroad the Atlantic and Pacific
having every coincidence legality goodae.s claim
relying upon their isiow'c'l's it'''i4
that Justice lhait prevail. +, r.,Yoy
rs REfltE IA rs september 2, 1885, ~ 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Important Rslatius to The Ishssasteysc Treaty.
We learn, from an undoubted source, that the
English Government has been solicited By the Re-
public OF Mexico to mediate in the Tehuantepec
question, concerning the late resolution of the en-
ate in relation to the Garay grant. The support
Of that Government is ASKED in consequences Of a
which he Expresses his classification at the annul-
ment Of the decree Of the 9Th November, 1886
which note has produced feeling Of alarm and
uneasiness with the Mexican Government. IN. Y
Herald Sd inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

I Con. Worth.-A correspondent of the Newark
Advertiser says it is well known in certain quarters
that distinguished officer, high inrank and Of the
regular srmy-whose name will forever be most
honosably connected with the event of the Mexican
war-was only "saved by death" from being at
the head of the Cpban expedition Of last year. The
sum of one hundred thousand dollars, it is said,
awaited his acceptance the resignation Of his
command, the time for which had been agreed
upon, to be his beyond peradventure, NO matter
what the result.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Mr.. Paine Once More.-This gentleman an
nounced some time since in the Eastern papers,
that he was prepared to furnish his new patent
light all who desired it, all the objections Of the
Patent Office being overruled. But if the follow
ing from The National Inielligencer be not incor-
rects we think it very probable that Mr. Paine has
added to his many extraordinary inventions, the
unknightly one of not telling the truth. The In.
teligencer says:
"We are requested by well-nformed gentle-
man, who declares himself authorized 10 make the
statement upon official an horily, to say that no
patent is about being issued 10 Mr.. Palms. OF likely
to be- There must be some mistake or misunier-
standing in regard to this subject the part Of the
inventor, our information on the subject being
positive, and we believe authentic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12
Jenny Lind.-The Nswport az. nj Nav. SAW

Jenny L'nd.-The Newport tR. u News says !:
We saw 9 letter from Jenny Lind, written At
the Clinton House, Niaeara, 10 r b. Helmsmulls r,
agent Of thu Gernania Society, in which she
ststes that she shall commences giving her concerts
again about the first Of October and that she shall
not probably require an orchestra. She does not
say a. to what the character Of her concerts will b,
or whsre they will h. gwen" p $50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

The Fugitive Slacs Case The U. s. Marshal,
MI Tallmsdge. has issued the following certificate:
In relation 70 the slave, John Boiding, would
state he has been sent 70 South Caralina, under
the decision of the Commissioner. He has gone
under the charge Of my son as deputy. When
5000 10 paid to me, l am to hold the same, tells.
graph to South Carolina and his me ster s to have
him returned under the charge Of the same deputy
and on his being delivered safe In this city, apd
hla master executing the papers satisfactorily to tbs
counsel for the slave. am 10 pay the money over
II these conditions are not complied with, the
money 10 to be returned TO those who contributed
Il. IL being understood that $500 is demanded for
reclamation"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

[ AuIioN@Ail persons are hereby cautioned
against trading for the following Promisory Notes. to
wit; Two notes drawn BY Jo ph Bowen In favor Of Run.
nels Lshtcaps and dated sbeut the 18th February, 1B5l
one ol one hundred and forty dollars (4llJ) March
me oshes Tor two hundred dollars. q. ~ January
= ie2I A. the consideration Tor which said given
BY law J0jHFH BOWEN.
Ms y Ch0ctaw county, Mis-
NOTICE TO LEVEE CONTRACTORS
Sealed propcsss will BE- received By the underlined
onti the Eth ls eusivs for the construction o. Lsyee
On the night bank OF the river, ut Agies near The ma
mclpahy Ferry according 10 resolution Of the foice yuiy
For TERMS spec1csnons, sc. apply a. ny o@cs Sn Deaa
sonde strsse nsas Bony street. - - MnS pii MAM,
Alsers. September II. lesl sa ID
HOUSE OF REFUGE, Municipality No. q
Applications from candidates fes he Tics q Principal
Municipsiy, will cved by the undersigned unti the
LIST October Wten stimonials o. moral character
and qualifications nust accomonny The Applications
- J. A. MAYBIN. President
Of Commissioners, etc., u Common sire It.
/ New Orleans SspiemOsr u, 1851. ala ID
CASTOR OLE bbls. pure, in store and Tor
.ls sfoNE AWALwoRrH. IS Toheapi,oulas st.
0ATS-i567 sacks, sx Sarsnac No. 2, for sale
" By STONE WALWORTn. ss TeAoupitsslssst
n .ARD-Choice, 10 kege and barrels, for s.Is b.
~ AsAokRPh = w. y I'D y on Lsvss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Doubtful We were told, by respectable
Spanish gentleman, who had lived SONS time in
Cuba, that the editor Of the Spanish paper-the
Cronica-is paid by the Spanish Governments to
edit that pap. in this city, and that the government
Dnv R,nk 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Printer in Lnek.-The Capitsl City Fact states
that Mr.. q. A. B. Lazell printer in that Office,
stColumbus, Ohio, has, by the recent discovery II
will made some forty years ago, become entitled
to the fee, after life estate, in landed estates in
Ohio and Massachusetts, worth equal to Is, 900 or
$lQO 900. 81. -. - ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

The Powers Of Railsoay Coudxctors At Lowell,
Mass, conductor of the South Reading Branch
Railroad named Wood, was cited before the Police
Court TO answer to charge of assaulting and
eJecting from the cars a passenger named Fhxser-
aid. From the evidence it appeared that Fitzgerald
was disordery in the cars, and the Court held that
the conductor was fully justified in ejecinf him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

|. NJ Ysvk - ss,.5s, TIE Crescent.
11~.Sss Assst ISL.
- present yss.1u p i zial = she rev but /
lshs,av snes1 4 Firs a Iuishsr, = the office
"a riw,rds. Stafford q GA Eurspesa Express,
~. te Wa ssrsst Sons twenty = thirty per-
s6ss vsrey isnt 70 witness he apartment, which
~ - q The ana in rear q the building. A
barrel, ke~isg bosh ends on, Sas placed upsa
blocks shous eighteen inches above the pavement,
and filed with combustibles, shaviDss turpentins.
etc., and . Ere sst undsraessh. The maohi1s Zone
Il shs gnall churn-szed sass) having 6esn aharsed
sss then By = single tsysst to naking he gss, q
process % rspd fiat il sss thad ttseasy sseoadss
ksUar = issss j. . - = ssrspn 4 nper. o. white
smoke, from nose y apsStnss in the top. The
ssmbusliblss and barrel were now all II blsxe;apd
- torth intense heat. but the moment that the
|1st Of 90 vas directed to ths frS, it stopped,
smeuldssed family mpment,- end in less than one
inmate sas extinguShed snd.dead. II was won
|sdeful and eli present were delighted with the
cess of the experiaaent have not doubt Of the
prsctcsl usefulness Of this maehine for extinguis
IiSr such Gre y ordinarily cabs out several FIRE
companies and there nat doubt but that il nus
either Do away with fire insurance altogether in The
courss of ~ years, o. lower the rates Of pre-
mium very materially.
The as, which 10 such aDeiIectual damper upon
fire, = made Of simple sad cheap materials. Il is
Of tho same nature a. that whrh i found in old
.wells, sewers, and vaults, from wt'chsby accident
or dssisn, the air hss hing bsea excluded. Ocss-
s;onsy receptacle Of thu kiAd il opened, aad for
h : time any attempt 70 illnminsis by lamp or
aambeau proves-fatile, o. il extingushes the Gams
i nstsntaneousIy. This test j. fIsqueudy used BY
intelligent laborers before thex will attempt to
descend into place likely to have become thus
deprived Of the proper atmosphere. Many deaths
have occurred, however, among laborsrs from
y ignorance of this phenomena, the mephitc gas
destroying life when pent wthina place where il ID
tgenerated.
This gas, as used IN the Fife< Extinguisher, i
converted intoons Of the GREATEST blessings and, il
is said, does not effect the atmosphere Al FIRE sc
materially as to injurs the lungs. have beef
subject 10 bronchitis myself, and his may have
rendered me more sensitive yesterday, when thi,
Lexperiment with the machine YVES made, but j
certainly effected my lungs, though slightly. an
Il not aware that there are mora than four Of thest
machines in this country, and these were importet
, by Edwards, Sanford e Col European Express
to ORDER They are msde Of sheet iron, and arr
about the size Of the ordinary copper soda foun
. ttains Our Custom house charged such unrssson
able duties on these that they cannot be sold her
sr isss than from $50 to e75. have been informe,
. thata patent has been taken for the sale in hi
i country, by Mr. Barnnm at cost of $50 600. pla
, Of another capital Invention was shown to me b
= M. Edwards (of the same house) who is himse
4 an Englishman. 1t was for the artificial manufae
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

NeUYork Democratic Convention, -The State
Reform Democratic Convention of NewYork met
and organized at Albany on the 81 inst. Geo. p.
Clark Esq, Of NewYork city, was appointed
chairman. committee was appointed to select
permanent officers. A lengthy series of resolutions
were adopted in favor Of land and labor reform,
declaring thia 10 be primary principle of true de-
mocracy, and recommending the formation of socie-
ties Of working men deprecating the position that
the laborer and capitalist now occupy towards each
ether, and denouncing the present system Of mo-
nop0iy, etc. The convention then adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

: Thomas Moore.-The decease Of this celebrated
poet may be daily expected. The last accounts
state that there il NO improvement in his health,
and a. in the case Of Southey, his mind is beyond
the repair Of medicine OF Of time" He has for
many years resided at Superior Cottage, near
Chippenham, in Wiltshire,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Itns BiH.-In the United States District Court,
at Philadelphia on the I'd Instant, the grand jury
returned four true bilh against. Edward Yates,
charging him with purloning letters and their con.
tents while employed clerk in the Philadelphia
Post.ofice &
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Gone Home The steamer Mary Clifton left yes.
terday with thirty-seven men belonging to the dis
banded Cuban volunteers, on their way 10 their
homes in the interior. Mobile Tribune 10th inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Ampistmsnt. -Mr. Geo1ts VtsRssan ,sshe WASH
inej teosrespondsnt Of the Phiadelphia Inquirsr.
has bssn reinssat5d in 1l9oo ssl6hship in ths
Post Office Department.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Prem the Pains--Ouy Information from the
pIans, respecting the cholera, is Of the most IN
p r. nature. Tha Lszington papers ssy that
the cholefs ives 20 bad great manv trains vere
ssassly dsstht. lWolssa (Ms) Pisassr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Stssmes Bxrned.-A dispatch from B1lklo, Ny,
states that the steamer Bunker I'LL was burned %
ths watsss edge oRthe morning Of the 1t a, Ton
swanda, on Lake Htie. No os3sr particulsn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

iSailing Of tke Canada. The Canada sailed frem
Bessen with twsnyselEht passengers for Lveppppl,
and eiGllfor Halifax. She takes out es07. 900 n
American gold. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12


111..1.--es, ~, - ! = 49, r,s.ahev. 4
-
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9! = - Pe W ~ =, ~
"a =. u e Il "a -. -.
- Z. - NC - ~, ~ - ~.;SZ..
pec.s e. y. ~ 4. q. - ~
: w.'ee LII : \ ". a s..sS .,.s.,sv.
h. -. ~, :, s.;s, 4 :; 1884, n |1ss,,;nr.
~ = - =. $500 a .,sst iuper-
~ 49, 1svssaoly - .s.s 49, q ~,
sanes - - ~ !!ss -s 49, 49, 49, ~ swn
! - s. .:1 4. 1 hrssv sxursuuj.us
rsa q. = !. ~ - 3. - ods.ntssss that
= q. = ~ ~. ~ ZS ~ 1.- or. fen he
es,s 80 q ...,.5.sr16r ,11Iupanu. on d
!. ~. W.. ~ s.fs.. ss ~ scpsossa princi.
~ ~ s-2 ~. -. fIshhacl 81 New E0sk. r.,
n. ;;::ss 'Sss,., ski.s 4 Is, irht6k sssch
~ y SSIs - iksss = fssr aaps. asl = q. up
~ so $500 isrsy lays fsr tA thoroaeA i.ar-
~ ~ re - iess s,sck. sueh = sole ana kaness
81 al ossi.sl vested ID this enterprise,
- e produotivs Il = m.nv DAYS q il REQUIRES
g in ..a.l esher. nd thsk too. viii sre.tsr
s;ssripsv "a i.oomper.blv sre,s,r eav.ssssss 10
~ .resth and prosoeritv Of he plaos where il Is
5(esdv ospdue,1 9 op.s;d,,ss;sa Of priansrx
s,oor,snce. AID iSrther. in connection with this
..r.,f.csorv of 49,. + Soula s.6ssss that
s..,h.... H. - - m...f,ssurv. ON :. Co.,
,S;.s ~. IA H,rn1ur makipr. might also
"a 49, rss6l.biv - n.y., q =. s'.'s
G NJ - 81, vrs<1;en the v,sp,1el;eu |; hat i il
-.rk,,;,,l m -.s,ufsetu,inv entst.rise that "a
,s.t vss,t 4. Nav Orle.n,. Estsrpri,e, IN which
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Z Sidmese REPRESENTATIVES from Siam sia,s
that the King Of that country died on the Sd ol
April, and that the succession has fallen without
contest 70 his Jwo brothers. who are jointly 10 &C.
cnpy the throne, the eldest Of whom is well &C.
quain,ed with the English Language, and favora-
BILE to moe op.n commercial policy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

EELLOW-ClTiZENS Of NEW ORLEANS:
wish to call Jour attention 10 the miraculous cures
made By Or. FRYsh and Or; w. A. WILLiAMs, !. "a
tssnchmen s,,s: Third MuncipsiU: Go and an.
pseudces ssas snd Reject maize PROPER trials if yos think
that tbs daily performed not sa lent
r. convince you II The gee. mss,esl sli IF D. ,Fyr
cHd midsli.y fog hey area bars Tsps ss
Hstta aged p yesss He snds medica! 1sstnsat Il
doctcs both here and In rmany, wtsou being cured and
was finally cured by Dr. FREE with three Of medicine
Another Tape Wo,m fifteen feet long wa. extracted iron
the body Of Henry Fox Pasnt had u ed for tes Ionr
year: and was treated BY different without snccc
StS' nd With The Dosprs prescription the 2h Of ty
schooner Those Worms can I've VI the ofcs Of d.
Fryer Is above stdd and have been examiner By many
q the city and tho largest ever
Also. We have just been shown nesfo woman belonging
70 o. iistri N, sixteen NIT fiom N a chez, Mis- VIC
"a. a't been sfscuaiy cured BY Dr. Fryer. aer cse
yea And + now ronoaue sound and well by Dr. Ffyer
The fentlemanly Mr. &c, 8. MandevAs Eso at Ness
teuowes 20 = 81 Camp 4. Col. Hrrson & commis
sion merchant end agent in the ppemfss. -.
YOuIs, with profound respect .a,-1 .=.f.
-sls y MrLRxiBLR RIHGLKT.
AxI ANTED-A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12

Letter from ASotker Of he TictiMs -Wesfind in
the Louisville Courier Of the Sd inst letter from
NJ. John Fisher, one Of ,hsss who fsh victim TO
Spanish crueity at Havana. With others of Crit
tenden's command, he too denOuness Lopez c. a
traitor The letter is AZ follows:
1AvANA. August 16 1851.
NJ. ". NJ Aak1ewan, Elstor Loaisusue Courisr
DEAR SIR take this last opportunity and lib
erty OF sending you this letter for the'beneft of
those who will probably come 10 Cuba. Sir, Gen
Lopez has deceived us all; he 10 traitor and no
gentleman. There j. no revolution here as the
paEsrs have stated Tell all those who intend 10
visit Cuba not to come, for they all will be shot
There is no chance to get back sgain. If any OFF
Ger has raised a company or companics, tell them
through your paper, you think proper, TO dsrsrss,
for the expedition 10 all great humbug dom
Ike to see O'tlara -brnsing men here from Ken.
lucky 10 bs shot.
Sir, am condemned to be shot, and e, /, have
only few minu'es to live, Thought would in
form YOU that fifty Of us miIl b. shet shortly Col
CriItenden, from Louisville, is among the loi Give
my best regards y all my friends would write
more. but cannot do SO for want Of lime.
Yours, respectfully, J%FfsHRn,
Hospital Steward Of he Army Of cuba,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-12
TELEGRAPH1C

NEwYoRx. Wednesday, Sept. 10.
eminent is taking measures TO interpose in behalf
Of the American prisoners At Havana.
\ Massachusetts Wing Conueaticn. - The Massa
chusetts Wing 6tats Convention has nominated
Robert C. Winthrop for Governor.
M-The Wing State Convention Of Massa.
chuseits. which nominated Robert C. winthrop for
Governor, han nominated George Grinnell for Lieu.
tenant Governor. and adopted strong national reso
lutions. (,
NseYork Cotton Markst. - Middling cotton il
quoted 81 81. The Asia has sailed, and.iook out
ONE million Of dollars in specie. [Picayune