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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-13
Something for Everybody.


There were no transfers of us. stock to foreign.
Marslzek commenced his opera season in New
York last week.
Judge Jonathan Berry, OF Rome. Michigan, died
on the Ash nit.
The schooner Oliyet was wrecked on the Caicas
Resf. On ths 9Th ult. The crew were saved.
Rev. Nj. Hsinan, Of NewYork, has renowned
PopNy. gl- f7
Miss Mary Titcomb hung herself at Boston last
weak.
The slave rescue trials are now going on in Bos.
ton, hoy excite but liuls interest.
Alexander Lee, the popular music composer
died in London on the 18th uIt.
A 6ne ship has just been completed at Baltimore
for the Chinese trade. She is called the Union.
The Washington City Couacils have set apart
the eth INST. a. I thanksgiving Day In that city.
The contributions to the American Colonization
Soc ETY. during the month af October. were si049.
The Grand Jury al Norfolk, Va, have found true
bills against several ssamen who munsd on an American
vessel q VALPARAISO, recsatly.
The Louisville Courier states that L, 466 hhds
obaccoss manufactured that city every year. or smoking
and ohswing. rf1
Captain Haldeman. formerly of the Yorktown, a
% ma DsSss 70 the
The Lynchburg Vrginian states that the small
pox h broken out the neshboihood Of Mount Morah in
Mr., ROBERT Tal!ey, overseer for Mr.. William
Ambss wis murdered ia Lousa county on the st. Two
suspic,ous usgiees have been arrested.
Father Mathew will publish copious notes of his
sss q a, hi s ,s IT.. home H'
The mate and three of the crew of the Mexican,
from Rovince f.r st. stephens. were swept from the
desk gale on the 18th ult.. and drowned.
There were sixty.six deaths in Boston during the
week ending the s inst of which forty were foreigners and
The receipts of the franklin Institute Exhibi.
ton closed in Philsdspha, have exceeded former
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Ispo Days Later from Buenos Ayrss.-Letters
received in Boston from Buenos Ayres to Sept. II,
state that Oribe. the Buenos Ayres General, had
made q second application to tho English and
French Admirals, to take him and his troops from
the enclosed net in which he finds himself. 1t is
stated that if he can dispose of his properly he de-
sires to 70 to Europe.
Ounces sold at Buenos Ayres on the 18th Sept.
at 3S7 which is slight decline, but still the paper
currency auctuated badly, preventing mercantile
operations to any extent.
The fears ofa blockade of Busnos Ayres by the
Brazlsns, were subsiding.
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Serious Chsrgs.-Capt. Bell, of the Carthagsna
arrived 1t NewYork, reports that false lights are
kept up on the reefs about Key West by the
wrecksn. Manners should keep sharp look on,
for them. rt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-13

Sa son,
NO. 50 CANAL STREET,
III Has received .
Over 400 White Grape shawIs,
per steamship Wiunsl Scott
....Also....
SILKS. SATINS AND POPLINS.
New styles PLAID DRESS GOODS, very cheap.
MANTlLLAs AND VlSlTES-Of Velvet, plain and
walersd eiins aud Iurc Satin.
Aiso-Ihs latest sty,s Of '-T
HEAVY SILK PRINCES. in white black and colon
d....
YARD WHITE SILK VELVETS. black and coiosed
EMBRolDERiES, Best KID GLOVES. HOSIERY,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS, etc. etc.
ALI the above articles, many soods recently
opened will be Offered prices the same sly les can be
bought for at any other house. at r
SIM p ON'S,
nisst so Unnal .trsst
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NJ n 81 hs 4 ~, ~ flsassr.t
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Il i..ow .sv.,.l go. s;.ce (onmon strest vvas
|shslsd a Il .x,.n,e ~ rs goo or 100000 10 the
|p,opfissor.. and & : cos,s ti,e M.inicpaliy
,hoapd. Of dollar, 70 keep il il repair. il Il Of
w. 1ltle ,lse 70 ,hsui o. she municipalities, 10 CON
sequence Of The fause of die Municipality TO max
a;bridee acfos, the Csna. 20 as 10 consct 1t with
Cssrollsou and tho Mstsirie Ridge.
So Important did The Municipality deem a,cpn,
nsction with she river above, Al and above Car
rollspn, that many ysa ago 1t subscribed and paid
TWO thousand oIAss 70 tbs construction Of the Car
rolison Avenue, all The advantage of which to the
Municipality h destroyed by the excessivs tolls on
the Shell Road.
The money ofprivsts citissns has thss bean ex-
pended to lafse amount without any advantage
10 either and that owing to the neglect 70 expend
nf -
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Sundstrop. ~
THRRATKNEp ASSASSINATION. -Dr Robevt Mc(,,.cken
says that gentleman unknown to him. entered his oee
day or two ago. and beng shown into n,iva,o ,oo n
ected him to sit down and write according to his Che gen.
eman dctation, or suffer death. Upon the hesitation Of
the Doctor 10 comply with this extraordinary demand the
seizeo MN ~ the collar and attempted 10 draw
dirk. wheseupoa the Doctor gave an alarm His clerk i'm
mediaisy ose to his asanes and bis amaant was taken
away The name Of the gentleman appears TO b. M Smith,
who has been arrested. and was yesterday arragned before
Recorder Caldwell The examination bsns fixed for Thurs.
day the i7hn Mrs. II. G. SswsIlis associated with Mr.
smith in the accusation Of the Doctor. The affair seems to
have grown ont of family quarrel.
FIRs.-A fire occurred yestsrdav mo,,;n~ -. a., -.
houf in Lafayette, the of Live Oak and
street,. and DESTROYED three wooden buildings. oil dwelling
houses We did not ascertain the amount of the oss.
srpucx W-rx M -c...r.
Mr. len. wa, Yesterday amt r IA 49, 70
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

pistol was kred at him. Mr Williamson returning tAs
Ere. Neither sho, took effect, and they succeeded
IN escaping With they encountered the third
party they were again ordered to stop, and anoiAss
pistol hrtd at them. Wllia0 son again returned the
hre, the shot, he believes, taking effect Several
soldiers crowded around the that had been shot
and the officers pfoceeced, during the confusion TO
the barracks.
so 5, on as he heard the statement MAJ. Sander.
son. comm.ncIng officer at the barracks, oydcrcs the
btarIg Of The resehe and calling of the check roll
THIS VAS between three and four O'Clock In he
morning II is believed that several Of the rioters
got 20 quarters N tine 10 answer 10 their names.
The absences were checked, and as they arrived
we're placed under arrest MAJ Sanderson, on
learning the fuu particulars OF toe mot, together
with the projecting al the Arsenal Park House. de.
hserec the offenders over 10 the city authorities.
They were conveyed TO the city and lodged ia the
calaboose
The names OF the parties arrested at the barracks
are David Self Richard Collins. Michael Cam, VIII
lam Nickens. William Pessurer, Geo. Moore. Thos
Kirg, John Couriey. George Smidt and two others
Elizabeth Hollis ard others irr her house, yester.
day identified James Patelia, Henry Green. Michael
Vsrnev and j. Helps, members of the same compa.
nv, who were also arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
TENNESSEE.
The Tennessee Legislature-kossut
The Tennessee Legislature On the

The Tennessee Legislature On the Sth
inst passed the following resolutions unanimously
On motion OF Mr.. Barry, his Joint resolutions in
regard to the HuDgaIlan patriot kOssuth were taken
up and UNANIMOUSLY adopted. The following are
the resolutions:
Tennessee, That We truly gratlfed to learn
that the great, good, and patriotic Hungarian, Kos
suth about to land In the United States and to
become citizen of the same.
2 RfsOirtd, That from the commencement of the
revolution in Hungary 10 the present time, We have
watched with the greatest anxiety and interest the
conduct OF kossuth and that, in everything he has
done or said, we have beheld the otest genius uni
ted with the pufest patriotism and that no man OF
the 18th century IN Europe, is entitled 10 share more
largely Our admiration and friendship.
J. RtSohed, That any honors and Inequalities
shown TO this brave, generous, and distinguished
and his true and devoted followers, by the Pres
icent Of The United States, Will meet with hear
~ appreciation.
4. Resoired, That any aid OF donations made 70
these brave and good men, by the American Con-
gress not IN violation OF the Constitution shall meet
with our most cordial appreciation and that the
generosity OF the nation should be proportloned 10
the merits and worth of the donees.
5. ResolUef, That VIC would be pleased TO see this
tue ard his friends in Tennessee, and that we
ale in hopes he Will find 1t convenient to pay US a
visit. We know that the freemen Of Tennessee
would greet him with all the Joy and cordially of
his own native Hungarians.
6. kesOiued, That these resolutions are not passed
III spirit OF dctation 10 the President and Congress-
but rather as free offering and expression Of our
own admiration and friendship for we are satisfied
thatno American wants any stimulus to cause HIM
10 honor this man and his comrades but the prompt.
ings of his own heart.
7. Resoired That copy Of these resolutions be
suth. and another copy to the President of the Uni
ted States.
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MISSOURI.

GREAT RIoT. The 81. Louis RepuJl,can
contains the following account Of riot which oc-
CURED Ia consequence of the sudden death of a
0leT named Gum, at house of Ill fame IN that city
Tie mystery attending the death OF James Gum
has gwen pretext for deplOrabe riot. The ARRIVAL
OF the body, on Friday evening. at jefferson bar
racks, was the scene OF much excitement among the
late companions Of the deceased, and the accounts
OF his death we're calculated 20 arouse still more
feeling. little after o'clock on Saturday morn
ing bocy of twenty five or thirty soldiers from the
barracks arrived az the house Of Elizabeth Hollis
and cemaIosd admlttsnce. They consisted Of prl-
Yates from the two companies which arrived last
week fCm Fort Laramie. They were armed with
pistols tow e-kniyes, clubs and sabers. They broke
the door Open and proceeded at once TO smash the
furniture Glasses, chairs, tables, pictures beds were
sbiyered 10 pieces drawers were taken from the
bureaus and their contents turned upon the floor ,
china ware was demolished. The persons OF the In
males, too, we're not fee from molestatlon. The
women were mercIlessly abused, and one man
threatened with instant buchery If he gave the
alarm The woman Hollis states ha, she as robbed
by one OF the band OF money 10 the amount Of $780,
which " as Il drawer and that she was made to
taSe nom Ler tiger and deliver q ring valued at
si1O. HE noise was at last heard 10 the street. and
the police officers having presented themselves were
oicoed away. They persisted In endeavoring to
enter when several pistols were pointed al them,
and - HE they retired on thrown with much
force toward them The officers started in quest Of
accrioDal ard The rioters, having COMPLETED the
work Of destruction. also LETT
-, ne noters cid not stop WITH the damage effected.
iney proceeeed 10 Arse ai-park and having broken
mo the Park coffee house, helped themselves 10
HGuoT, cigars aid whatever else they could seize.
ter taking with them several decanters of liquor.
&c they left
In The meantime, a large detachment Of police had
eaiheiec and gone TO the house. which thew found
oeserto IL was determined that, M order 10 dis.
cover the pafticipators IN the rot a party should
sam Ine oiatefy 10 the barracks anu should lodge
G. mpiant with the commanding officer, previous 10
'hth arrival. With this view, Lieufs. Wood worth
aLu NhNainson procured buggy and we're on their
WY IL few minutes
Fearing they would be stopped by the rioters, the
oibctrs armed Themselves with guns DO wder, shot.
enc otfer hunting accouterments. They overlook
three attachments OF the rioters The first allowed
NE m 10 pass on, beng assured that hey were merely
tporsmen; the second attempted to stop them,
threatening rough usage II they did no. comply.
MT. Woodrorth urged his horse forward. when a
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rcy TIE Tribune.


by GEO. W. BuReAy.
Tpr winds have blown the smoke away
Cold il the forge and hushed the mil
The "toii-woyn cotter " rests to-day
Traffic 10 mute aud Labor still.
The unharnessed horse feeds on the green,
The labcring OF rests IN the shade;
Aholy calm pervades the scene,
And beauty smiles from hill and glade
The modest flowers that light the clod'
Like drops OF sunshine from the SKY
Bow their sweet heads and worship Coz
And send their fragrant praise Cd n's"'
Beneath his kg-hee and his vme'
Reside the lowly cottage door,
TIE poor man read. The precious .a"u A1'
OF promise to the humble poor
The Bible is the poor mans Jaw,
blessed boon to mortals given
,aSder such AZ Jacob saw,
With angels coming down from Heaven
s.ou<s, September, 1851.
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From Niearagua-Reported Battle.

Passengers by the steamer Daniel "eo-
SER repor. battle having been Tough. betseen oel
Muror. the leader Of the revolutionary party, Az
Gen. Chamorro, the Government General huic'
was defeated ard taken prisoner but suosequsn an.
liberated on the promise OF future peaceaoe IN
He aiterward violated the promise, and Is nov sa
opposition 10 The Government al the head Oh iv
The Government party II Is SAID, hold MN Ia see Iii
at Leon, and there Is liule doubt but iaaI nc VIZ
soon te again prisoner.
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A. he alluded to our generosity to the poor
e,iIes' .lmos. every eye filed with tears, and
though they said nothing when he finished II
was evident they fell, it all, as we could scarcely
srsr ;macine. However, the remainder Of my
observations in Debreczin ! must postpone to
another letter C. l. b.
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Pages Electro Magnetic Engine.
NEWARK, n. J., Tuesday,

NEWARK, N. J., Tuesday Nov. 4, 1851.
To the Editors Of The N. Y. Tribune.
H. -'v-O. 49,. i---i -i-y -~i.-si 90 si'o
Magnetic Engine of DR.. PAGE, beg to enclose my
report made at the request Of parties IN New.YoTk
who employed me to visit Washington and examine
the engine.
The question Of expense, although generally set
tied will undergo an exact test Immediately, the re-
suits Of which will be furnished you.
remain, Sirs, yours respectfully,
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

Y
T. grfNTt.N s received By ;tc Executive that l!EcE.
,, s.r- MURDER coluiI:ct Al he town OF
..,. . ss .-.y r.: KtGaSfI has FED rom justice. and
.srv l ,.s 10 therefore hereby Offer reward Of one
hi an. 5 nv PERSON ~ persona wto shall the said
...,!. "r Jail OF kaiawha county, and
csintr. al "crr 81 tins Commonwealth civil and mi
generally their BEST eAeTuons 10
f. ri. SAT- paEss that he may be brought 10
5 " nv hard GrYcrn1.. and rader the lesser zeal Of
80 Commonwealth. Richmond this goth day Of March.
iAs4 =! .,.. isl. JOHN B. FLOYD.
described a5au 70 years OF age, i've fee: SIX
-. .h. thick sci. aai aeavv hut OF his height
.a ;Git: hach hair, rather inclined 10
Az .s ara ve:y -s SIN and complexion. black eyes
r' heal With lO"n look; usually dresses IN blue
.-ta. cans Ap.i! CIV
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DR.. nAsrINcs, coMnoUNo SYRUP olNApTnA

liz. Gre
l.. M NJ The " "at s sx,Is",na5y nsx
] am ceffsr, AMI speedy ctt irr t:rcnar CorsunE;or IN
T s connin s ?t ie at Ire arns Hospital
O. y Dr. Arnold" the s8@ pycan Of, Of The ne. l'aSin re IKE
.spec' and ell H!rr Of tho London medical Journals aa !r
praise Of ,hs snfns effects Ct d. H.; , nier
cafsr o Dr. Hastings III LONDON but also py le 's l in
= et s' nam and ali H;r diseases Of the !uns
nsie bottle wiinye ~ elcasy All W. ~ G ,int the yir.
trial one bottle the acton OF winch VIII prove = "''
Ths co. brGncia decline asthma, nis, swea;s and spit
rers, colds have yielded Of the A'Fa y lP ~ e
sdrt space tou James wss;efn =" r's, n, ig
was ala pns ib!ood and could obtain 10 r".e ~
tired Sapra which stopped in han a" w" a oeuy
r"uTe The accompanying been collected BY me ,na
Agent from mass OF eerea Ma ghia Rs.S vT
Mr. P p sr-My sons WITT VINO ' S y, asIo,r
lion accompanied with nsatI a that one
E s 5 oi 4 'n un ss's as s nj t
cte-ha, her hopeless and was ., on f St IIa
ing sy.up Of Nsphts "Is, and on r.t nss H.
he corEa much relieved AMI IN less than one sent for five
bottles size has weed G?T; Of mem. hs. suprse
n ny and al a her. for she - as one nes a
IRON, the dead; and is new ab!' TO be about anu
wish send 5 You r iT :ss ss Ssnfl ssG:
ns he sirb deaths in nv family III about I'VE years ny
that dfsa'' disease am respectfully fS crs1NAs
F HARRISON: Dear Sri write to inform YOU VI ,, G'sh
full r., Tia: our syrpo Nap;ha has produced at,rI x sr-rt
S. has. from infancy ptts .t ,,ns .,yr
cal.n- tGceEil: spending the wh2s " nv. consulted
ecnen: spent hundreds Of dollars nu ~ GIVE Won
r. Tor her eomenied BY d. Ga5 5 ir 5nile an,
OF a;a' trial had used pa,t 81 VIE y;,.v bn,
,c!. i-lsne hy rs effect s ,ng Of ncou. matter
dark colo. aud Gisag.cac.r smell from '' 80
Discontinue meiri bait 10y The ad'fs o. ' arJ ar 81
r.rs N its and have been most aDIh:aa: G 80, ~ "
has now nn! four and iec face has caeu o m '.o"
-. ,n,,anr i1rr mad the ro'e hue OF hea'h aer eye
haze ernversd and e!esnc' .! :9 any sep IS Ire
sor -. can enioy and nights es Deep? rcgre;r
% a., mi so3acr acquainted with most valuable rentdy
| LAM respectfully "nurs o JGdN a. M nhopN;
! Far sal. b. PURCELL. LADD & co, ALEAR DUVAL J. \
< SON nj New York prices Also for sale
n. n-rslsfs and ccaay merchants a. 81 per bottle;
@ far S. All orders New York mus, be addressed to G
III BRO Isl Greenwich street: who are me @
t.rn ssents.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
CARRIAGES, CARRI..,G5;,EI5 nc


CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
H\iE subscriber respectfully informs his RE n
and tho public that lie has his COACH CSS
MAKING from his old Alley, be. SfJEtaS
tween Main and Cary 18Th and lih streets near the
columbian Hotel where he as hand general
CARRIAGES, CIARIOTTEES. EaROUClIES ard EUGGlES,
his make. the which will be
sold AT low and respectfully ari
Gle IN the Carriage line 10 call and his article
viii be made ORDER sold good be had in III;
city OF Richmond, and warranted 10 stand
Ian. Sim M!CAJAII MANGrM.
MckEEEEH'S REAPER.
V6SfilS MACHINE, invented by Vginian
tested by several Planters The season, ania
prono!ccd 10y them 20 be improvement "nn2rS&fE
those hitherto being less complicated and worked WIEN m
'wo small mules cutting from fifteen twenty acres per day and
ewing entire sasacon purpose making Limited number hs
Machine the ensuing spr avoid disappointment tcsr
Of requested Scn III their orders without delay
II. BALDWIN.
CERTIFI CATE:
Mr. H. BALpwiM Riclniondre Reaper made by you
ky me during perform WELL and worked easily
The speed operation such 10 give full employment
from twelve fifteen binders medium Carving
with great case When slight alterations , ay,
been suggested decidedly opinion that viii prove most
efficient Reaper use. ROBT. H. Nelson Hanover
Feb g
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~ III. GovmrSoR or VIRGINIA.

tu|N.o\ a:rr been rec.s cd By The Executive ina, WM
,r!i caa-"t - I"':an County wh rio: and mnrer has led
.o:. e.s=. do therefore hereby occs Z
- ~ U.!cI asa pcron or Tersoos %hc snail ares.
" Wa >'o't. -. deliver hn! mo nc jail "a Marion county!
Iu.;c II officers ofth Commonwealth. civil and
ar ant request the ptrp- generally thelr bsst eScrons
go vi ne said Scott, that he may be brought Is
;'g hand Governor. and under he lesser zeal OF the
1rwaai:b, Al Richmond, .t!is 18th day Of March In
" 81 yset ISL. JOHN d. FLOYD.
,sa!tn ~ about - y-aTs old aooa: feet II inches
" 49, IL, 'y... .as s,G:y compilation and lgh,har
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T.. iIOitHts a. CO..
SUCCESSORS OF ID. fAiS" \ COP


pleasure presenting 10 rs Correspondents
Schemes January ifl"r tc itiias
men OF r. MORRIS Co. contractors aud ihahdS"rs
MARYLAND Lotteries examined ANA approves
and al drawings conducted under 'r
personal sulCnHlsmlancc.
Bonds deposited with the STATE Commission
g r. Huc thu Of al! prizes
The splendid pzc which have been sofa E:c t at ssi ny
PURCELL il the last i've have given hi Teas 1e'lci pc
There s-arcit! Of arg r1z NJ ~
office secure tci only necessary Rr-ss "ri -
T. MORRIS S co. M"I,scrs,
Or 10 G. ", rEECI.I.i. Rca:lu.i, v!
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WAY TRAIN.
SPRING GOODS. 1851.
CHINA, EARTUES WAVE, GLASS. &

TSNIE subscribers have received per SHIPS Prentice and
"Amorica, and daily expecting BY ia. "UGivcrsr'
from England iarcc stock o. fresh mi or:c Goods
.s,re their Inc consisting nj CHINA AND EAHTiiEN. 0S
N& WARE, OF the Iylcsand patterns Also. the
nous American nanGaco'ic. our unusually large stock Of
oAS CUT, PRESSED &ad PLAIN GIiSSH ARE CASTuES
LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY GOODS which offered
country city The prices ard upon the
Ia similar Goods he bought northern markets
GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS AMI BRA kEIS for sale.
WM. T. BUTLER N Co.
Narchi - Main 81