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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE EAST In
pIEs.-Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department from Commander w. w. Glendy,
commanding United States ship Marion They
are dated Macao, China, in October and November,
1850 1t is stated that since the acquisition of
California the American East Indamen, instead of
coming to China direct, formerly, obtain freights
to California, and proceed on from thence to Can
ton, Shanghai, for teas and silks. 1t also states
that the superiority of our vessels over those OF
other nations, is such that they command two
pounds sterling more for freights per tom direct to
Engla since the repeal of the navigation laws
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

The RIVERS AND WEATHER. - Red River is
rising with Unprecedented rapidity. At Shreve
port it rose fifteen feet in twenty-four hours and
was still rising at last accounts
The river here also is rapidly rising.
The Louisville Journal of the 22d ult., says
" The river commenced rising again yesterday
after having been on stand for nearly twenty.
four hours There is an abundance of water on
the falls for all classes of boats. The weather
still cloudy last night. No rain has fallen since
night before last
At Pllsburg, on the 2lst ult, there was 9 feet 9
inches water in the channel, and rising slowly
There have been heavy rains in the last "a hours
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03
Programme


HENRY BIER, Grand Marshal,
Aidsi
Samuel &. Risk, No Thomas Hawthorn, No II,
John Adams No. 8, James Phillips, No 5,
w c Wilson, La. Hose Co. ID. NJ. Phillips, No. |,
Orator Of the Dav, L. W. Smith, Esq.
Music
Exempt tiremen.
Governor, Lieutruant Governor and suite.
Major Gen Lewis aud staff
BIg4dler Gen. Tracy and stsh.
Brgadier Gen. Augusn and stat
Members Of the seuate and ,use OF Representatives.
Mayor and Recorders.
General Council.
Aldermen OF vhe three municipalities.
Mayor and Council of Lafayette.
Editors and Comp sitors OF Public Journals.
Benevolent Societies.
Officers y the Army and Navy
Judges and Clerks u Courts
Uuted State Surveyor and Collector of the Port.
Ner5l Officer United states Marshal.
LitLeas aud Stranger generally.
d ,yid Crockett Fire Corpsny No !, OF Gretna.
Lafayette HOOK and Ladder Company No. OF Lafayette
J,derson Fire Co No. . Of Lafay cite.
Carroiiton Fire Company No ! of CarrOlltOn
Volunteer fine Co. No /.
Mississippi Fire Company No 3
Am'r'ag s't f F. adasi cS Sp No
Neptune Fire Co No 1.
NCoumtta Fire Company No 5.
Louisian, tics omrany
Mechanics' Fine Comp my No. 8,
Eagle Fire Co No. I.
Protection Hose Company
fhHnix Fire Company Number s.
Creole Fire Company No Q
Louisiana Fire Company No 10
Trad Ferry Fire Co No Il.
Perseverance Fire Company Number 10.
Phiafeldhia Fire Company No. H.
Jefer on Fire Comp ny No 10.
lied Rover Fire Company Number 10.
Liberty Hos Company.
james Gulick Fire Company No. H.
jackson Fire LompaIy No. Is
Washington Fire Comp uy No, 20.
Osiears Fire Co No. q.
Hope Hook aud Ladder Fire Company No. ..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

We publish with pleasure, the following com
munication from the President of the Firemen's
Charitable Association to Dan Rice, acknowledg
ing the receipt of $500 rs; the proceeds Of the
benefit given by Mr.. Rice to the Association
New ORLEANS, march,, 1851.
Dan Rice. Esq: Dear Sr-It affords me much pleasure
IA being the medium Of announcing to the result of the
and voluntary benefit pleased to give 10
the Firsmen's Charitable Association, the 18th ut-
amounting, did, to the handsome sum of $2O0 TO- Th
dsing proer, your part the more Opporune
since the funds of the Association at very low ebb
and the widows and orphans would have been prevented
from recsyng their pitancs but for the liberal conduc
evinced by you Permit again. in behalf of The Fire.
mems Charitable Association, to return you my thanks, and
believe me your friend and ob't servt
Henry BIER, Prest F. C. A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

BATON RoUeE. = The Democratic Advocate
gives fattering account of the Improvements
going on at the Capital:
We are glad to note the evidences which almost
daily present themselves, Of the advancement Of
Baton Rouge, in healthy vigorous, and upward
growth; apparent, not much in the number of
stately edihces, or costly dwellings to be seen, Tin
dexes to pethoric pockets, and no evidence Of the
general prosperity of community but in the
multitude OF lesser structures, neat and tasty and
ornamental adapted to the wants of those possessed
Of moderate means, and with no pretensions but
those Of comfort to recommend them. The sub
urbs will ere long be pushed out Of the corporation,
at the rate We are spreading and the xxi thing to
be DONE is to stretch out arms into the country
by means of plank roads and railroads until sucb
is the ease, the limit to the growth of or city is
not far off
HE PENITENTiARY. - Not death has &C.
Cured, during the last year, among the convcts
$40 in number
FLooD-Since our last publication the Qua.
chta has ovsrfowed its banks to considerable ex
tent-having risen within four feet of the hip
water marks. [Ouachita Herald, Goth ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

LIBEL SUIT-The Kidd Treasure Hum5ue.-
The New York Mirror of the 2lst says; "a libe
suit against Mr. Wilkes, of the Police Gazette
was commenced in the City Court, Brooklyn, thi.
morning, the indictment having been found at the
instance Of two Of the exploded Kidd Salvage
Company Messr.. Henry Sheldon and James
Freeland. of Brooklyn, The libel consists in Mr.
Wilkes having stated in his paper, that the above
named company had swindled Charles H. Carpen.
ter out of several thousand dollars. Some curiou.
developments are expected"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

The Procession will pass Esanad up
Espaada to Casacalyo, down CasacNyo Enghe
TO victory up Victory Eplarae town Epanade Royal
RoJa to St Amt ST. Ann levee Levee ST. Peter down
ST. Peter Chues up Chartres Louis down ST. Louis
Royal, Royal TO st Charles up St. Charles Common, up
Common 10 Camp street, Camp Pyana up Pryt4t in to
Fhala, Thaa Tchoupioues Tchoupiouas Julia
down uis TO Carcnd down Caonieet ier here
he several companies vl'eav respective apparatus
proceed 10 ace Vares whore oraon will be delivered by
L W Smith, E,q
The Exempt Frenen respectfully invited assemble sw
ett's Exchange where they will be Ell into line.
Ladies aud heads Of families informed that Pacdes variet
will be opened II O'Clock, them with
nh3 HENRY BIER Grand Marshal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

TnT Con- EsrKp ELRcTlos.-In obedience to the man
damus of the Fifth District Court Hugh Grant was on Sat
urday last put possession of the office of Surveyor OF the
Second Municipality Mr.. Blanchard has taken devoa-
tire appeal to the Supreme Court.
In the case of Blanchard u.s. Grant, pending in the
Fourth District Court, which the plaintiff contests the
election of the defendant, the counsel for the defence have
filed two grounds OF exceptions to dismiss the plaintiff suit
is Dspenders That the subject matter pending in
suit in the Fifth Dis riot Cou in which the defendant IN
this suit is reator and that final judgment has been rem
dered in his favor 3D. That the action of the plaintiff under
the of 1886 relative contested elections Of parish OFF,
cannot be maintained. said statute has no application
to the petitioners claim the Surveyor being Municipal
officer and not Parish officer
These exceptions have not been tred and nsupposed
they will lie over.
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CustomhOuse, New Orleans,
foLLECToR's OFFICR, Feb. "A, 1851.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until the ih day of March, at l2 O'Clock tn do
the following Wolk At Pass Manchac Light; house:
10 drive NU feet OF sheath nj entire
OF the work known the old beakwater said heath png
TO be OF cypress plank IL inches WIDE inches thick free OF
sap harpened flat and shod with hoop ron the png 10 be
driven . feet in the ground.
The sheath plng t. be fastened the string pieces of
the old beakwater wi inch spikes six TO each
plank to be bound (Which will be level with The
present beakwaie) by piece u inches wide
bick apping the old breakaer, well nailed BY
inch spikes thereto and 10 the sheath piling.
The brckhats the outside of the old breakwaer to be
removed TO the width OF five et and earth
below, aud 10 be replaced with earth, well pounded with
them, as 10 make solid work. The earth be OBJ
tanned the spot.
All OF the said work to he commenced and finished within
thirty days from the signing contract To be completed
n good and workmanike and to the entire
faction OF the Keeper of the Light No he made
until the certificate of Keeper produced to the under
signed that the work done according the contract
WILLIAM FRERET, collector
nd Suu artutau nfI i,,ht
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

QUICK PAssAGE.-The Houqua arrived at New
York on the 18th ult. from Shanghai, China, on the
23d November eighty eight days, being the short
est passage made
The Houqua left New York for San Francisco
on the 18th of March was six weeks there, and
has made the voyage around the world in eleven
months and five days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

JAMAIcA.-The journals of Jamaica are discus
sing the propriey of inviting the free blacks from
the United States, to repair the scarcity of labor
which exists there. work is now in press in
Kingston, which is designed to present the advan.
tages of Jamaica asylum for the free negroes
of the United States. 1t is intimated that the Gov.
eminent will offer inducements to the colored
immigr ration
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

u. S. CIRcurr CouRT.-The third trial of Gen. Hender
son about commence the court after great e1eruon
having succeeded in empannelng jury The following
a list Of the iu,ors Francis Erries Thomas Long. j. j.
Fitzpatrick, John Canaan, VIM Ford, T R. Hyde, N. r
Halliday, Theodull Chalon. Henry Hyams, Thomas T.
Twitty, VIM. Murphy and R. G. Vass The trial will com
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

Blackstone, the actor, is coming to this country
again.
Mrs Mowa,t, at the last accounts, was playing
to crowded houses at the Theatre Royal, Dublin,
with the greatest success She was received with
shouts of applause, and whenever any of her
efforts struck the fancy of the audience, there were
loud cries of bravo, America On the 18Th
ut she was to appear for her benefit, in her own
play of " Armand, or the Peer and the Peasant,
Mrs. Fanny Kemble is in Paris, where, il is said
She nrnnnses q niNc raauIuns Of SAn ksnaatn-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

New LINE OF OMsIBUsss-We perceive that our en-
teprsins Citizen John Hoey has started line
nbuses to between the Dryades Market and Canal
street, fare fine cents The convenience to our uptown
citizens viii be appreciated and doubt that enter
nFise will
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

mass meeting of the NewYork Anti. Gambling
Association was held al the Tabernacle on the
10Th ult, The vast building, says the Herald, was
filed to its utmost capacity. Strenuous efforts are
being made for the Suppression of gambling
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03
FIRE DEPARTMENT,

tS- The FIR Department Of New
S's. . .: ~. 'ao, s " IN. ss 's .'.
@ anniversary Of tie Fine Department, VIM a..s@o'e
O'clock, A. M, TUESDAY the ih of March, on Canal
street, in the following order
David Crooke.t Fire Company No. /, Of 6rena.
Lafayette Hook nd Ladder Company No |, Lafayette,
jeff .rson Fire 20, No. 2, Lafayette
Carrolion Fire Company No l. Carroton,
Will form the south SIDE Canal between Caondeet aud
Baronne in their respective order David Crockett Fire Com
pany No. l resting on the right.
V0'1" vs sa1' f eG% ca k St :,
Columbia Fire Company No. s,
Louisiana Hose Co
Eagle FIRE Company Mol.
Perseverance FIRE Company No. 10,
s,n Ere Company No. 10,
Hope Hook and Ladder Company Number 3,
viii north side of Cana street west Of Bourbon
in their respective order No. resting Bourbon
Miss IS pp Fire Company No. 2,
A"''s S,s nSSs I'D t G"a,ss
Mestanic c:, ffe coap'ny Nos
Louisiana Fire Company No. 10,
Trad Ferry Co. No. u,
Ph lad f E,,s cG% opnsy N S A.
Liberty Hose Company,
Jackson Fire Company No. 49,
Washington Fire Company Number 20,
Will form side OF Canal and of Bourbon
street. Mississippi Fire Co No res'ag on Bourbon
Governor, lieutenant Governor and suite.
Major Gen. Lewis and staff
Btgadier Gen Tracy aud staff
Brigstier General August aud staff
Mayor and Recorders.
Aldermen OF the three municipalities.
Mayor aud Council ot Lafayette,
Benevolent Societies
Officers OF the Army and Navy.
Judges and Clerks Of Courts
Naval ON, en- United States Nj rshal.
Citizens ard strangers generally.
Will form the the Old Stale house Square.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03
The RIGHT sPrRIr.-We commend this para

HE RIGHT SPIRIT.-We commend this para
graph to the notice of our citizens:
"a distinguished gentleman, who has taken an
active part in public meetings in the southern part
Of the State upon the subject of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, speaking of what the counties
and cities the route will subscribe says there
no doubt at all that Nelson will put down $3.50, 900
Larue $4,000, Hart 100000, Barren $3.50, 900
Allen 100000, Sumner 100000, Nashville
100000, and Louisville 81 100000 making an
aggregate Of 81, ,O00--whch is $4,000 more
than Mr.. Stevenson, the President of the Nashville
and Chattanooga road, says will compcse the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

On Monday morning. at halfpas O'Clock, ISAAC FRAN
CIs of Isaac F. and Mary stockton, aged three
and eight days,
To- The friends of the family respectfully invited tC
attend the Funeral from the residence OF his father
Clio and Hefcues street, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
Last night. I'd inst, at haEpast O'Clock DoRUs NIGER
soLL aged AZ years, naive of New York. but for many
years a resident OF this city.
IF His friends and scnuainances respectfully requested
attend his Funeral from his late residence, tolhymnia
street. between Bacchus and Dryades Streets at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

FIREsAN's FUsERAL-Porons Of Fire Companies Nos.
is, 49, and 90 yesterday turned the last tribute
respect 10 brother fireman, Arthur Goman, formerly an
employee the PR of the Pcayune office, and who
died OF consumption on Saturday last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

THE WKArHKR.-Yesterday was one OF the most delight
full days of the season. The air cool and bracing and
the atm sphere was clear and beautiful The different
places of worship were all fully attended, and The large num-
Der ladies in the Streets gave cheerful and animated ap
To the toXvn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

MARDI GRAs BALLS. "A Fancy Dfes, and Masq uerad
Ball will be given II Armory Hail. to morrow AJard,
Gras evening Every preparation has 4bssn made insure
a splendid affair.
A Ball will also be given tho evening at Empire
Hail. corner of jackson Streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

An atfray occurred ct Fransfort KY, on the 2lst
ult, between two wealthy old farmers from the
vicinity, named James Parker and J. Bower. The
former was dangerously stabbed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

In speaking about the articles to be exhibited al,
the Worlds Fair, a London paper says: 1.-THE ques-
ton as to the insurance OF the goods from fire will
be an important one and the business thus thrown
upon the London offices will be enormous A
meeting OF Actuaries was recently held on the sub
ject. The value of the articles from France alone
is stated at fSO0,O00 sterling.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03
STANDARD WORKS
TT For sale by
ThOS. Il. White.

ThOS. Il. White,
No. 50 CANAL STREET
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT.
TION.
SPARKS LIFE OF WASHINGTON-l2 vols
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA-l4 vola
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, vols. folio
PRESCOTT'S WORKS, compete-incuding Ferdinand
and Isabella Mexico and Peru.
DETOCQUEVILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA
MADAM barclays LETTERS-in vols.
DICKENS COMPLETE WORKS.
LAYARD'S NINEVEfI-2 vols.
SCHWARTZ'S DESCRIPTION OF PALESTINE
NOBLE DEEDS OF WOMAN; or, Examples of Female
Courage and Vrtue-by Elizabeth Stoling. Noble
examples excite US to noble deeds -
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR.
THE EAST: Ske ches of Travel in Egypt and the Holy
Landry Spence
RUSSELL'S MODERN EUROPE-3 vols.
ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE.
HAZLETT'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON-4 vols
SIR WALTER SCOTrS COMPLETE WORKS.
BOLINGBROKES WORKS, complete vols.
QUEENS OF ESGLAND-I2 vols.
MACAULAY'S TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE.
MRS. SHERWOOD'S COMPLETE WORKS.
ALISON'S EURDPE-4 vols
MARSHALL'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON ETC. ETC.
mh3 Al %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

The numerous business and personal friends of j. b
Marks will be pleased learn that he has been eappoine
BY the Governor Noory Public and that he has established
himself at 80 Camp street, a. will be by his card il
another column of our paper. Mr. M has beeu identified
with the notara business in this city for upwards of
years and hence, intimately acquainted with it in all it
hn~v
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

ATTEMPT TO SwINDLE.-J Jeremiah Sheehan was, on
Saturday brought before Recorder Geno the charge Of
attempting do Reuben De Meyer ont of coat The
latter who is clerk in Henry Bers clothing store. on the
Levee testified that jeremiah fitted TO coat,
and then asked him witness) out and imbbe he
invitation accepted-and, after the " smiles " were dis
posed Of Jerry bid Mr. De Meyer goodday, and started off,
On having his attention called to the matter OF the coat, he
insisted that he had paid for it, He arrested before he
got away, and now in jalawaiting trial before the Isl
n;g,ri
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

At the Geniemen's Furnishing Store of Isaac Hart No
10 Camp street. will be found moderate prices. every de
scpon of Shirts and Hosiery, nothing of other eqni
sites Of male attire. 1t emphacaliy extensive
varied concern and must be be appreciated. See hi
advertisement
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G. M. SIMPSON,

SO CANAL Street.
~" Is selling
BEST KID GLOVES, at fifty cents per par-back, dark
and light colOs
LACE COLLARS-Transfer work, at so cents each
LACE UNDERSLEEVES-Wo at 81 so per pair
LACE GHEMISETTES-Richly worked from 81 10 g.
EMBROIDERED CUFFS-At % cents per pair.
EMBROIDERED CAPS-At 70 cents each.
IRISH LINENS-Pure, from So per piece, up.
BLEACHED SHEETIN GS-Y ard wide at cents
Also, at prices proporonately low complete stock of
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING and
FANCY Dry Goops,
SIMPSONS,
rbo s,lJn r.,,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

At the bookstore of j. b. Steel No. IA Camp street, car
be had tickets Miss Limbs Concerts securing few choie
front seats in the first and second dress circles and in othe
parts of the house. See advertisement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

iEHUANTEPEc - The Tehuanlepec treaty witt
Mexico has been concluded, and has been received
a. washington. All difficulty as to the rightof way
across the isthmus OF Tehuantepec is now removed
anu Mexico agrees to all the guarantees which We
nave asked for The surveys of the Tehuanepec
route are going on very well, and will soon be CON
pe'ed' The route will be practicable at an early
oay' ana VIII be the preferred route not only be
tween Inc Atlantic and Pacific, but between Eu
rope and Asia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

tHAhlTf tibsrlIAb, NidIcH L. 1901.
e- The undersigned Treasurer OF the Charity Hospital,
acknowledges the OPP, donation from the visitors
the Metae Race Course of 500 Co. receipts the gate
this day. [mh3l HENRY BIER, Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

There are but two instances in which father
has lived to see his son in the Presidential chair
John Adams lived one year after his son, John
Quincy Adams, was nauguraed and the father
OF the present President is now on a visit to his sor
at Washington
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

Claude" the new drama of George Sands,
just brought out at the Porte ST. Martin, in Paris,
is said be a chef d'aupre of such infinite grace
and beauty that all Paris is in ecstaces about it,
and the journals least friendly TO its author are
constrained to add their voice 10 the general
chorus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

YANKEE NoTIoNs - The largest and most
valuable lot of domestic fowls ever exported from
New England at any time, were forwarded to
Mr. George A. Smith, of Macon, Georgia, lately,
by Dr. Bennett, of this place. The lot consisted of
Great Malays, Chittagongs, Guelderlands, Black
Spanish, Shanghaes Jersey Blues, Yankee Caves,
Spanish Caves, Sumatra Caves and Plymouth
Rocks. The Sumatra Caves are very rare in this
country, and birds of surprising beauty and
extraordinary courage The stock was imported
from Angler Point, Sumatra. Old Colony Mem,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

We would call attention to the sale of furniture by J.
Weymouth. huctonee The sale takes place II O'Clock
at the Commercial Exchange.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

MKTARIK CoURsE.-The great match which was to have
off the Metsrs Course, between Lady Mac and
Grey Eagle, Saturday last, rather fell through They
advertised to go ten miles in harness Tor $780, but
dispute took place between the parties interested and the
did come off. Much disappointment and disappro
baton expressed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

On the 9th ult, by Rev j. Twitchell, Mr. N b. STKRRy
TO Miss MARY ANN ANTHONY, all of this city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

TIE JENNY LIND CONCERT, we learn that many
choice seats are to be had the box office for tonight Al
the N quest of many persons she will the Echo Song
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

TRUE BILL FouND-'rhe editor of the Clear
spring Wing" Charles E. Leves, and Stephen
Somers, late editor of the " Hag ,rstown Reform.
er." have been indicted by the late Grand Jury of
Washington county, for libelng the character of
Miss Agnes X. Friend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

The Cry AUTHORITIES OF BosToN. - The
following preamble and resolution passed the
Board OF Mayor and Aldermen of Boston, on the
18th ult:
A. whereas This Board has learned with deep regret thai
me ihiesry OIL the laws and the dignity of the Common.
n anu c nave been greatly impaired by the forclb
Therefore il Is w '"' III eoee eus'os j.
Ordered That the City Marshal under ,hs =,
me MAYOR. be dnsed whenever he shall be n,aoerlv H.
formed by any pSdie officer OF this STATE or he Tinted
staies mat there DANGER that he shall be oh
nS ss, =. The Rsromaaee of his Official duties by mob
nhu mat ne needs assistance. dately 10 repair IN IN
place where i apprehended sad moi will be had and ,b,
ia.nIay and truly. with the whole police force under HI
cJn'fo use The in the energetic manner pns.h
IN support Of the laws and the maintenance OF the public