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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

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limited Til oily ~ Of any moment hat ~ havs ,r
Of dudss ~ wssk 80 bbIs psvsas tnma For na
parcels d. rates fsr rsboIsd hsvs ben DaMs galIan
Wsak's receipts. z6 bbk exp0ts. %.
Fleur-Ths Flour markat has presented duAsd dsoop
isg Appearance toaehoat d. wsks and he lss aniad
y about 40 bbks u which ~ we taksa ytaday Ths
" anse @ pness = which " s.l have at..
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prime whit, 6ldAs6a = bu,he C5E 40. IA n ~.
ras, and W. ave poto,d p d, IL exsos AZ
6O0o sacks b. Louis. mossy q aa083c bushe .Bnn
has ale declined. the sains rate lalsay bang 7l07sc
LOUD. small lot Of Shorts was sold on Wednesday !,
87e lOb Thefe have been uFvas, and NO ssies
Of Whsst during The week
Weeks ncsipt Of Com Il, $50 sacks-sxposu. AGO.
Pr0visions-Pork has arrived more freely with he effect
Of giving degree Of heaynss 10 the market most Of rhs
week. aad in sumo instances easier rates were acood tn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30
THE WATERING PLACES.

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Rather Grses.-Dennis Green was yesterday
held 70 bail in bond Of $500 = keep the peace
He was arraignsd on the charge Of insulting the
inmates and servants in the house Of. Mr.. Coates,
who keeps tho well known restaurant on Poydras
street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

I Resting an O6sc~.-Petsr Ritter, an officer Of
the Second Municipality police, yesterday charged
Louis Teassl, J. E. Ledner and J. Shslsnberger
with resisting him in the discharge of his duty.
Recorder Caldwell fixed tine examination Of the
accused for the Sd proximo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

I'ssS9fsmg White Psrsom.-G. Lescins, {
m. O., and his wife, residing at the corner Of Vii
here and St. Anne streets, stand charged with
creating disturbances and insulting Limeon Monde,
corporal Of the night watch Of the First Munich.
pality ON the 9Th inst. Warrants Of arrest issued
BY Recorder Genois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Forgivsness. michael Hsaly. charged with
woundins james Phelan, was discharged yester.
day by kecoFder Caldwell, owing 10 ihs clsmsncy
evinced on the occasion. by the wounded man,
who foygaye the accused. 4 IN "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

~ No yellow fvar,o, $780,.
i f1hs above shows, - 1rrIv ~ N
rs degree Of heat. III rh1eIsh a. r. Odea11s
IN SxtgaordinariIv .noa s.ni,a,v eoa,slit,or &S r.
lsrre civ. ~ spins.ss - 8. NJ. Cyeer.fl
-- = e ~
Assoss&ns -- Aooerf AcClay was yesterday
pFo;nsnf ~ for exe@ination befose kecoEder Cald-
"sns on INC cnafge 81 aMeulpng Watchman Zetg.
leF ana Desuqg nln w1fn his own club. about ten
n,os,ost;on fsil. n ~ h,,.hsr- A. $500. ,,k
~ sscepeon ofthat 81 IA Sross -. s "a
81 asfnlf Ara III 1890. tl.t I. 4
- III ~ Is ouuld remember. "a sosns thipss
g 1ta 1ot. Tia wftnea. for ia ds5sncs proyed
fIa cst associoss "A bru,sl condnct 81 * ~
q a. prouseulor. n pei,onsr. whom ,zsieIe,j
changed AcClay with rescuipg, w. bssien By hin
With his club strings and his club for two squases.
Ihe man (Woohdgss hned Two dollan nert morn.
ings on tne chergs Of distressing the watchman,)
gu " the sssests from sxnapssion, and zetsier GOT
On MN and was y ne act o. beating him when
mcCIay called e him nes lo XII the man. Finding
snat Aeieisf continual beating his victim, HcClay
cansht hold q him. and called On the watch
T. ',vho /, wss n,rvsd 80 ,..,ch m. -. e
linnor a ,bs tnas in.ts.d ~ M. McCisv =.
srrestad. and vhen h,o,,~h, & ~ No.. \.
IS. bI..d;nv f,ov, ,.cnr5 .,vsr III, vi,h !. clrh
bv zsslsr a. - t,1ed vsrv rsll 4 ~ yVstch.
bou.. M - q. t;,,s i. - hs;l.d ~. -.
corder told M, Mcr:l.v i, .,cod honoo,hlv AZ.
ch.,..a and ~, Z.isl., .,ocd s,,srsn.d ~,
~, sime. until ,hs dieoo1ion Il she Poice c..
,,;,,. .ho,,ld 4. tro,.,, ~ ty,;. uT.,
conduct Of one who had sworn to project hb Eel.
los -cisizsns.
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$500 "a 49, ------ -
zHdt Lard AtdH.-IAe State W. Bseen and
Mr.. CaHHon. The ACCUSED IN this case were
charged BY Mssss. Emerson and Foufne. the hfst
with stealing eleven kegs OF lard, and the latter
with receiving them, knowing them 70 BE- stolen.
lh's case was lying over good while Tor the ap-
~. !. = 49, ts..,s -. s. e. s -.
.;ss. ;.s..;.s.;as -" $3.50 -, $3.50, S..s..a
'''' = = $500 -. ----9 :
lary.-Chrisine Wenfer, who has her DOM
ice on Orleans street, went out yesterday to attend
70 her daily svocaiion, selling eggs While o'is
she states, some persons lshe suspects man and
- 49,, 80 = - =. 80 "sn
liz =" se ...'-,. 49,
-. $500 5000 ,...s. q -. go. e =.
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1ss.o;. = -
:, -
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-~Ae<AfS4As1t "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Brsaehss Of the Peaes--lst cass-C Complainant,
Denis Pacquot, accused }. NJ. Sergeant; I'd CASE
Virginia Peasants, Widow Mercier; Sd case
Miguel Basso, verger Villars; 4th case- (bound
over to appear) Ernest Kerke, John Palmer all
in the First Municipalftv. 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Agsassc.-Japs' Frank was committed %
vagrant yesterday By Recorder Geaois for one
month. Mr. Frank was arrested, the report states,
eftsr having fallen into the river.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

For he WovkAouse.- The slave Tom. charged
with stealing piece Of linen, WAS yestsr iav ssnt
70 the wosthouas By Rpeosdsf CALDWELL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Assauh and BATTERY. case only-JuEa
Hoffman, complainant, Caspar Baker and wife,
DESCENDANTS. The prosecutor alleges that Mrs Ba-
ker tore her dress Of, containing % so, which
was not forthcoming when tbs dress was picked
up. This was also in the First Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

!. Dsschargsd.-Wm. T. Hamblin, charged with
assanlting and threatening Amelia Myers, was yes
tefdsy discharged 1t the request Of the proseeutix
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

: Larceny. N. ak Munot, who resides on
Hospital street. complained before Recorder Genoi,
that from time to time she had lost large quantits.
Of wearing apparel which, from information, shs
suspects il concealed in the room on the first stor,
Of her residence. She prayed search warrant
which was granted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

- Jossps w. Aun11 i = - y s. sas1 ~ =
y, =. ol ne Of Ce.,iabs 4 - 49, On.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Serious Assaalt.- Thomas McGhes and James
Clancy, charged with assaulting, knocking down
and kicking one Charles Mooney. on the Leves,
on the evening Of the 9Th inst, were yesterday
arrsigned before Recorder Caldwell, and, pleading
not guilty" were remsnded for examination ON
the lat proyimo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Had to Bsa - Hsnnau Franco and Philip
Rauth, charged with assault and battery on 'Ber.
nard Simon, were yesterday held in $500 bail BY
Recorder CALDWELL 70 keep the psses in future,
and not commit acts 20 contrary to the peace and
dignity Of the STATE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

MIWURU uAUWXXs JRe
- candtats y n-eissdss y U0Ns1A 6LE 4 ~ r,,l
Justice Of The Psaee THsd Msniepa,iy kssa isd 4
November, 1851. xlsSsts "A syy n So I'M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

A Snsashsr.-Jas. Hughes, charged by Patrick
Sullivan, who resides in Grod street, between
Tchoupitoulas and M.sszins streets, with coming
TO his house on Thursday last and with an axe
breaking il open, ind cutting it. thersby doing con-
siderable damage to the premises, WIS examined on
the charge, and sent for trial before the First Dis
xict Court yesterday BY Recorder Caldwell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

TRas {" Lard" Atar.-z 7e Stass VI. Bsess aad
Mrs.. Canaon. - Ths accused in this case wen
charged BY Msssn. Emerson and Toume. the Hrs
with stealing eleven kegs Of lard, and the latts
with receiving them, knowing them 70 Be stolen
his case was lying over good while for the ap
peaIancs Of principal witness for the prosecution
who, 1t was staied, could not be found. Alter pa
tent investigation, tho accused were discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

a. JoaH J. Hoysn. ~ - - y ~ q ~ ~
IustcsS Copn, , esndIdals = ~ ndhins utvsubuu
Election. 1ov nns saes. 4 ~ - sjulot Il ~ anns
ious fiispds. M "a b, (. IN "A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

Ayrests in tie THIRD M,smiHpelstx. - Mrs
CANNES was arrested in the Third Municipality las
evening, for stealing one dollar and fifty cents
Jaae Greg arrested for threstening to kill Mrs
Black. VIM. Bridge was arrested for attempting
to entering house on Victory street, with inten
to commit robbery
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28
THE UNION WASHINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING OCT % 1851

buying cheapes articles ior their OWN benefit and not
YOURS. ." s
9th You endeavor 10 conceal the palpable fact that
this difference OF price is legislative imposed upon
the CONSUMER, and paid by him 10 you
9th. You endeavor 10 make America submit to this
taxation in order thus 10 avenge herself of Great
Britain, who taxes numerically her own miserable la.
borers
7lh You constantly hold up before us for our inita
uon The image OF yrannical and magnificent England
supposnK that enlightened men could blndfold them.
selves not the rotenness OF her system her
bloaled aristocracy, and her starving millions These
absurdes, perlinaeously obtruded upon the public
notice, alter such frequent and full exposure in our
colleges. and legislative halls and by the American press
hat boys and children are longer imposed upon by
such puere and contradictory dogmas would before any
Jury IN Chfstendom, empannelled and sworn upon writ
. de Mnafsso 'nqunendo," convict these bowling der
vses OF insanity This, indeed would be the opinion
OF any educated man. if their keenness in driving a
trade, and their selshness and their contempt for the
minds OF their dupes and victims did not demonstrate the
fact OF "lucd intervals" The inodinae wealth of these
favored classes, their possession Of every government
their boundess avaIce and ambition their palaces reared
amid the ruins and blood of labor, proclaim alas too
loudly IN the world, the majesty OF mind even when per-
Verted from It's natural and glorious duty OF enghtening
and elevating society ..a..al.a#M#
Passing by these and other doctrines of the tariff party
too numerous and absurd deserve notice the present
day. will endeavor follow out the more obscure eff.
fects OF this system OF legislative favorlsm upon the
pursuits OF men and the happiness Of society
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

10 lhe Oppressed OF envy OF the seidt which liz states
men N Congress-Cass and ohers-pust receive for
the course with respect 10 Hungary, Austria the send
ing OF national vessel for kossuh and TO every gues
non OF mans liberty and our national honor Why
aa 'ey not publish il! There is in il appeal for
hep beyond the moral assistance that our sympathy
could give there is nothing that could compromise in the
ieas our International relations and il is noble docu-
nieh1 containing Information that people should
nave It's language OF commentator would inspire in
every breast an ardent love OF country; il is calculated
produce at this important time a better and greater
moral elect than all the prosy articles OF half the press
IN me country. Who read il and feel with
oil Joy IN his eyes, proud OF his glorious, his free.
happy country? But did suit the whx journals of
Washington 10 place il in their columns. What
they Tor good moral Effects for national honor great,
ness, ioI suffering humanity, for anything ese when
their own petty personal party feelings concerned
when men are conservative, but patriotic humane,
and rational, we esteem themfor know it is whole
some Tor the State, and necessary in times Of excitement
especially to check the fiery but more generous i'm
pulses OF The popular mind but what shall say OF the
hearess beings who sympahze with the Haynaus, the
Francis Josephs, the Ferdinands, the Conchas, who
stand unmoved at the cry OF oppression and at the blood
OF bulchered victims How characterize them 7 They
are accessories in heart TO the foul deeds, and ought 10
be universally condemned. The journals of such tenn
per and such tendencies deserve Ieprobaion
w r p
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE October 2I--6. p IA.
The laying Of The coaerstone Of House Of Refuge
took place ths afternoon between aud O'Clock and va
attended by large number Of our benevolent citizens
who, with commendabe spirit have intetested them.
selves la this mach-needed enterprise Chahes MAYER
esq, delivered eloquent and appropriate on the
occasion, and The formally laid by Gov
Lave, Mayor JeIome and George Brown esq President
of the Board of Managers If the Institution. =s
We have to-day very lille local news OF interest The
Mechanics Fair continues be crowded by curious
ors, and very large viii doubtless be realized from
admission tickets The ma oriy OF strangers have loft
But liue excitement is manifested with regard to the
election which takes place upon Wednesday week
anticipate, however, th. polling OF very large vote, and
successful result Tor the majority II not all, of the names
on the democratic ticket. q
The Mayor has called session OF the city
ellis, the object OF which is said be connected with
kossuth's visit 10 this country
The weather TO day has become very cold l 81
TnE MARksrs-Fionr is quei-sales barrels How.
ard street at 1881 and 100 barrels City Mills So 81
Red wheat, 40 a 70 cents white, 10 So cents White
corn, 80 cents; yellow 81 cents Whiskey ~ % cents
Stocks in good reque-ssles OF 81 400 Maryland
1903 1894 also Sl,7o0 Baltimore 6's at IOAb redeeua-
BILE pleasure and 500 at l03 100 shares
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 6s4 a 69l cash and on
time. Government stocks Quiet.
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need not name, 10 mix up the government OF the
United States, Hungary, Louis Blanc, Ledru Rollin,
Italy. Mszzin. Sicily, republican France, ST. Domin-
go, The Cuban hllibusteros, democracy, socialism,
&c., &c, and damn the whole 10 eternal perdilion,
as principles destructive OF all good order aud moral i'm
pfoVenent But man Is rejecting animal Even a
demoralzed press OF England mot all we gladly allow
can so peve the truth as TO give il the color and shade
OF fiction falsehood. Truth is stronger than error,
and, though deferred and uammelled it must ultimate
~ prevail In Kossu,h recognise the representative
OF pincipeof tina. liberty and freedom for which we
fought against England herself; and as such we
welcome him 10 our shores ia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

,oln. what the government OF Great Britain and the
Ifisd States have not been able to do; that Is, IL
- nut stop the slave trade upon considerable por
-, M the western coasts OF Africa The course which
- think should be pursued 10 Tree ourselves from the
,~,s of black population IS for the general govern
snI 10 aid in the establishment OF line of
s,samefs 10 Africa as proposed by MT, Stanton,
,he peope OF the different States will then use
~ necessary means 10 get clear OF the free blacks
~ \. better that they should go voluntarily; but If
80 viii mt the safety of the country may eventually
snrs that they should be sent, whether they VIII
M ar not Such are not necessary al this ume
IA NAV probsby never become so. Lei sufficient IN
"e.ments be offered and they will probably go without
80 nee .sity for resort 10 compulsion. Anca Ia a
~, n,rv much better for them than this country and
hen he means Of speedy communication are afforded,
mi ,hey become better acquainted with that county, II
,sssonabs 10 suppose they will be willing and ANXIOUS
logo I;h o,Ia ,.s,,, from Tho s.,ahl;sh
-, ~ ths line of steamers would be great indeed II
.oaid .~cuTe TO us the growing commerce OF Africa,
d .ro;sh us an efficient steam navy at bat little
ana would give us facilities for sending OH our free
p,s sasilv and with but little cost Many OF the free
cs. will 10 themselves at their own expense, without
s,i, snvhody TO any trouble when this line IS IN full
pss.,on mother effect that il will have VIII be to put
IN he slave trade which government as well as
,hai ~ Great Britain has spent much money thoug IN
sH.ctnay ia irving to stop The trade with Africa would
Of seH were there no other considerations be sufclen
10 our government 10 AID IN the establishment
81 hi. line Of steamers We will, however, take occa
on IN discuss these questions at length al some future
Tine and 10 answer all the objections which may or car
be urged against the project
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

Seventh District.
Thomas II. BayIy tdem.) rejected without opposition.
#t a-r Eighth Disirict ..'"
Alexander r. Holiday (dem) reelected without opposi-
ton. .-....s..
Espenfh District.
John Lecher (dem) elected Congress without opposi-
ton In Augusta county for State Senate far head
from, Shelley (whis) leads Baylor (dem 70 votes For
constitution, l65 against H. 40.
Ttceifth Distriet-Bofetovf County.
At Fincaste for Congress, Edmondson. (dem } OPP
position, IT'S.
..r.. Fifteenth District.
A clegraphic despatch 10 the Enquirer from Wheeling
..n....
Thompson (denocraD is probably elected Congress by
400 majority. Haymond's loss in the CRY alone exceeds
the oTiy which he received in the entire sct the
la st election In Ohio county he loses about 200 Thomp-
10 ority in Brooke and % majority in Mar
shall The of the constitution is very large"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

Nothing has been heard OF the Empire. which
left Dunkfk Thursday morning for Detfot shs prob
ably went down the gale OF Thursday night and all
board persisted, .5.r.l.
The only survivor the propeller Henry Cay reeched
here to-day He says she capsized about midnight
Thursday night, and he picked up at 8 O'Clock the
next morning,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

The myonts steamer THOMAS COLLYER will
Cx-rU depart following hours A coach connects
boat In Washington fare l2S cents,
coach 6s cents 49,.
Leave Alexandria al N, ~, lls, X, ., and AZ.
Leave Washington at ~ 10y, II, Y, IN, and 5.
Coach leaves CAPITOL and up the Avenue TO 2 street, AT
DC, sd " SAMUEL CEDNEy Captain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

Mr. Goggin brings the four precincts in Madison,
and estimated orities in the other Two precincts. by
which estimate the ma ority of Mr.. Powell at 39l.
FIN these four Powes loss IS and rr Bed
ford Goggns loss 100, and in Amherst reported loss OF
TO- Powels gain 40 the of Si9 when his
majority in the district lO7 His election is. therefor
secure .-EnguirG1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

CONTINUES the Supreme CONT To attend
claims and settle account
boards Of commissioner TO procure
and bounty lands 70
dividends egaces and nhertances IN any part OF e
make m funds IN
and and tho
chase and and patent rights in any State OF the
Union "a - - =.
Particular attention paid to California land TIDE eases coming W
10 the United Supreme Court sppeh
prepaid addressed TO W O. snsien, 5chro
Place Capitol HIM. Washington d. c., will meet with prompt at
,.n,i,, 49, ~ VIZ Oct 25-dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28
MonlLs, Oct. 20.

The yellow fever has broken here and has caused
great alarm The Board Of Health held meeting and
. ,rted that the disease not increasing, but advised all
strangers to stay away for the present t. lsrfst +
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No opposition to X. X Meade (dem
81 I'd. #s a Third Distriet.-H Ihfar. 49,. d. ra..
To our friends OF the Examiner indebted (says
the Richmond EnquireD for the following cheering letter
HALIFAX G. H., Oct 23--7 p m.
Below you have the flor Congress) from several
pTpc Inrts and tfpI,t ia I,lace
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

WE offer great bargains In the foho"'"g-"""e"
w ARTICLES
French Mernos, all shades and qualities
aud apacas from common 70 extra supornn
Al, ladies' mourning apparel
~ pieces fine white hannels . IL. ,--,--n
nieces black choice grades assorted prices
ce. English and Lyonese cloths for ladies' dresses
all prices =, -. a.. .,..uua
y0e cartons VIII sha~is, as-ored
win m other new and desirable articles
An ale !, our for cash. approved paper
s sbor dates uniformity of prices y Observed and all ar
,icles ss,d are warranted prove represented .
800 ,,cs low prices dealing be relied on in all
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, IL SIZES. We have in store
tall linen)
Table napkins, various sizes and grades
Table oIcloths, very rich patterns !,
pillow hhshs,
linen) =, -,,..- A. -
Table by the yard all wats choice goods
Geutlemrn,. understands, remarkably cheap
Iadies. mis- nj qepfemens Merno underNeHts
w. 20 other goods daily
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Articles prices and fair dealing be relied on IN all
as :.
o5-iuf FERRY HROTHEh