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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

GAM RtuARD -JEFFEIgg ssTIDOrE sPE-
RcOV cite hixture Tor the OF disordera
II msfesa SPEEDY with NJ the leass rsstrotss of
diet crnk tSp3sure or change in application busineta
Ing proprietor challenges sIgs witch the
r net cure under the i01oiture q h,o hundred dollars
~ y bother, with foil dir.ci0Es ~ Al one soN
tie lntts, wecb curtd two dav. FOR sale ~
I. KING. lt2 Brtsawsy; lNs Baysra street. New Yorf
" ~ LITTLE lea Hanover street, Boston! wriKht c.
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CSn REwARD -"tBE YOuNg n1N,s raT,gn--

IN REWARD -"rBE YOUhG AAN's FRTtsp--
0cO tpechc mixture, cssffAtsd the most 90 .dy
sue shie cure Tor certsin complaints. II uturars. 40
vrus sna SURPRISES AL the morbid yul TOMS and rris.
uon, gsh.iaJ 70 hour, 1hts matt valuable rensdy IL
deetteo 20 turertede al other In auu meet wth al,
ral srrrohaon Dr. satsrs GREAT sne GEES on IL. eont
NM ~ tor,ps and az the hospitRs With thie nature is
,.nesnt gusaniec q tts etcaey IL is truly Younf
bottle Price 81. For sse ~ j. % Ky as Fatga sts~s.
tlan storel sun Buildings.
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Qh(M REWARD. -CROSshhh IS SPECIFIC Sx-
UOOO tureW all remedies ut discOversa this Il th1
mos oeraih ~ makes speedy and permanent cure With
gu the FEAST resirctton IN aet drink
application 10 busueas sAnv are cured In two dass.
Sole az tie drug store s3 Broadway corner q, Ch.messs
Fulton street. corner ~ wiiHaw. '' 80 ~
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NV MEDICAL Ronks-A coNrIrrE ~ AcrIc,L

= II
w. ~ on he nature shd ment Of delicate dissaseA
shd the Fn0fcd Observation-Disclosures ~ rteat num-
tsan.i etltsoe Plates, IS large ;, lie w usmsr
ittNlcHs II lecturer sursery aud disease u tia
we named nature. y . "a gsaito IS rasts seynA
1du.n Troe $40 Extract from the "n0st0n Medical al
n1lf' Journal u mss be said fcatessv BIZ c4aa a.
feorIsg ~ hettnN vofhs the family ii ssa - Ani
Jar snfetor 20 srythipg ~ the kte ors pabtI In ~
county Anslor 81 The Fam, = ysician" rfiCe trea-
t-hte cents author ~ wptt On eeit absse ana ~ ts-
ittable detects Nc, &c, SIKH edition
it.e 81 or sale stfhe putlisLtr srhtNGER f,I gS
I'M, ~ hrostvay. Anu ~ The autttr aot BrI Adpar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

EOR sAN fRANCIBCO DIRECT. THE CLIPPIu
L bark DLLAwAKIAN, Capt. Hay ME, well known the
fastest weasel out Of baltimore The Delswarisn oay
board can be despatched In days For freight
sage. having superior accom- odations, apply to
u. ID. FOWLER W West street.
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nK WARREN IN CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
y Disesses from rs years practice Of which .
hospital Dr. W. 10 enabled TO guarantee speedy oures
without See his dipo his oace No. bos
street. adjoining Chatham square, with The first
surgery aud medicine this country has prod
nR COOPER, Ia DUANE STREET, HAS FOR rffB
y last fourteen yssrs confined bis practise 10 the tea
ment Of nercurial and other diseases
aggravated Of this mild removed
tvo to Ave days. perfect charge.
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nR hoRRIsoE CosrisURs TO oURk CERTAIN Dis
Y sssss their We rss ierns, without neroury.
pe reeens affections in few days. Of ~ yea
enables him to debility, ho On, On
salt abuse. No fee till Cured sos his dplomA
his once, GsL yult~n strsst.
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DACuIO NAIL 5TkAASHP OOAPAMY.-THl PUD-
Ho informed that ander the = 81 sha
oenpany steamers inspected and sPprsv.a 81 Navy
nss 70 leave fanans and Ban Yrsnosoe the arss
Bile accident mails Panana Tn
Of the arst Of the ponth v toaeA Acapulco
SaA Bias naSatlan San Diego and Monterey Tks
Of the fifteenth Of month Win touch 81 BAT g
The new steamship COLUMBIA win ply regularly afsss
her arrival the Pacific between ean Francisco and ports
and from Panama and returning without delay
9th mails and passenger for ths following steamer from
San Francisco regular line Of propellers win be kept
for the Of freight and sransent
sotween Panaua and San Francisco.
Ths connection In ths Atlantic will DO mantAned b. ehs
steamships EXPIRE CITY leaving New York shs this
ssenth. ana leaving New York the twenty
lhghth Of each month Chaes thire boat will b
kept In New Fork - spare steamer. -
The steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA
will form direct line between New Orleans Chagrse
leaving such periods Win desention =
possible on with the Psciho stsaf
ships through line to snd from Now Orleans and porte
Mexico, California and Oregon.
Through tickets any sscprsd applias
Non 70 the Company 81 South street. Now York Appellee
lions for New Orleans should be made
STRONG. LAUhAs0N CO., Agents n thst place.
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III NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-rOR HAVANA,
new orsans and Chsgrss Through tickets - $40
ferred TO hrst class steamer 1t Havana.
On SATURDAY. January llth, at 5 r. r., the splsadid
dosblo engine stsa nship 500 burshsn D.
Porter u NV oommssdss will sal prsoi.ey At n.
Government mails, direct fer Havana and ohaues
Freight taken to ChaGres ratss bpecs taken
On freight TO HavanA and New oIsans For passage
freight apply to n o. ROBERTS.
III West cora Of Ware
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DE JOHNSON. NO. l6 DUANE sTREkr. so VEL
~ Known IN the treatment Of delicate diseases The Doe
torsreputaion for skin In those hat cured oases thA>
have existed Tor years is pro eminent nal
weakness brought on bv secret habit enes
Recent cases cured IN four DAYS
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WASHINGTON. O. ". Floyd. cOnm,ndsr.

Passage from New York 20 Southampton or Bremen
Fust cabin $40, stcond Cabin, $40
ar experienced surgeon IL attached to cash shp. Tor
freHht or passage. apply 70
EOILEK, Sand RIERA, so Broadway. Y.
I.A.hklNEktN a CO, Bremen.
hAhTIhEs u, ChOSkkY co, Southampton.
IlLIhh o. Elm. HAvra
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I'VE BRITISH AND NORTn AMERICAN ROYAL
ts steamships between New ora and ivsrpo ,ldireot
ana between Boston and Lverpooitbs Boston shipsl
oslns AZ Isss TO land and receive mails and passenger
AkAbIA, Capt. - AFRICA, Capt kyris
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

THE PLAY NOT WORTH THE CANDLE."-At
the last meeting the School Directors elected the
Teachers for the coming Year In the discharge of
this duty, they declined to re-elect few of the
former Teachers. For this preference they are Sc
verely condemned in the Delta, and their conduct
attributed TO the worst motives. We think it will
be decided improvement for the power of ap-
pointment to be vested in the Delta-or certainly
it should be consulted on all occasions. We do
not think the subject worth discussion. The Di.
| rectors have elected the Teachers for the coming
year, and there the matter ends. 1t is well known
that the Quinqueu,ri intended to leave out Of
the Teachers for conlumacy; but they were reno
we'd themselves, and consequently the Teachers
manned. As to the present Board being allowed to
retain their seats under implied pledges OF any
kind, we say this is altogether a mistake. The
gentlemen would scorn to hold their seats by any
such bargain. This threat of " contempt has no
terror for any body. The Judge of the Delta
knows law enough to be sincere in the opinions he
advances, but we doubt whether any Judge of d
District Court concurs with him.
The present Board claim to be legally in pos
| session. They have elected the Teachers, and are
dischargng their duties conscientiousy, and to the
| best of their abilities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

WING MEETING IN PHfLADELPHIA-There
was a very large meeting of the wing citizens Of
Philadelphia city and county, in the Chinese Mu-
scum there, on the night of the 9th ult. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was, generally, to renew ex-
pressions of fullest confidence in the present Ma
tional Administration, but more specially to pass
resolutions declaring strongly for the repeal of SO
much Of the act of the Assembly Of the State Of
Pennsylvania, March 81, l847, in relation 10 fugi-
tive slaves as refuses the use of the prisons for the
detention of persons who may he claimed as
such, etc,
Several patriotic and eloquent speeches were re-
ceived with enthusiasm by the meeting, and the
resolutions (Which we shall notice more at length
hersaller,l were adopted unanimously. They will
tell ON the minds of the Pennsylvania legislators.
Hon. Samuel Breck was in the Chair, and there
were 60 Vice Presidents.
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& | &fsAAs

THE following vil ee the PRodsAMME of the SPRING
FRIDAY March u.s. ssl.Chaiity Stake, for ali ages-Mle
Second Rsss .s%S aa fT S q three
.ub.enpion pThrss or S more to I'LL both stakes
March, 1851 TO the frat sake run, the Proprietor viii adj
5000 the second rum the Veranda aud St. Louis Hotels will
II The entire proceeds of the Public and Field th.
sATuRbas Maie6 ~ VI ls5SFHs SAKE Or threeysar
Il j. Hus"es aa.aes CHI. Il Mecca, by Ambanador, tam
"A: /, Bmgann ch Folly, by Glencoe, dam Fanny
B.! M Clay ionck by imp. Yorkshire, dam imp
As j: Hunter W II oliver b. Magcb, Yorkshire,
a. r. y ~ a% ss
sss m ass on
Minor name, b. IcrshO by Jordan dam Britannia
AO. 5 { 4 VII Rsi"s BY imp Sovereign, dam v.aeity
Also j. r. Purdy'. CHI BY BeIsha1lar dam Susan HlDe-
IL Hughes MahOme,, by Sovereign out OF egira.
A H. Canal and J. Well, g. by Glencoe, dam
s. D. Elliott CHI t. by Glencoe dam Martha Malone
kenner names CHI c. noeai by Pat Galway Ct the dam
A. L. Bngamansb by Run, dam
Also, oh. +. " Glencoe dam Fanny Wright.
sS h, neass e by BGsop out Of pcayun
Second Race, same day-Bngaham sakeTwo mile heats, for
Harri. names CHI n.y. Jane watson by priam year. DID,
A. L. Bngaman names Louis dor years old by sarpelon,
D. ksGner h. Hg'a, years old, by Ambassador
T. B. Paterson names B. h. Lhgow, years old by Monarch
81 Huaer and W H. Oliver Tampa, years DID, by
a., ioIkshire dam Lenonia by imp Zrgan.e
WEDNESDAY, April Hockey Club Purse, ssOOThr.e mile
THURSDAY, April 4.-Proprietors Purse, s6Oo-Two mile
FRIDAY aprl 5,H-rrs Stake, for wO-yeNr oi,-Mie
h ssam nsm names S :. \. Sa1oT, s Fs
Wright. - y e' ~ ''
W. Minor Dr. La vra Refine b, Sovereign OIL, of vsr
Clay names ch c. Wade Hampton bY Boston. dam Margaret
Woods, by Pram, out OF Maria West.
Second Race, day-Szynansk Stake-Four mile heats
$1,000 subscriptions Iorteit-For year olds
Ig Szymanski names CHI Folly, by Glencoe, Fanny
T. B. Poniexter br by Sovereign, dam Maria West
II. Wells names the produce Of Real and Ambassador
sATURDAY-jockey Club Purse, sO0o-Four mile heats
suNDAY.-Propreor's PureAle heas-Three IN five
~ The second horse will 10 per purse he
for.
nS- Entrance 10 per for purses.
a. No Entry will be valid, except the Entrance Money
The requested to describe the courG
they ride The field large the present
meeting that horses cannot be identified the
rider. X, TEN BROCK Proprietor.
$50 he breed Of
popular sport and give Southern Turf
association OF gentlemen have purchased property
be held on THURsDAy EVENING" s 5 Of MSch me 10 o ppo w
officers and to receive the OF may
1--we will exclude. dollars of the entrane
Rssy will ., BE be If a. annual Jockey Club Dinner
membership dollars meeting Spring and Winter
notice OF resignation shall have Secretary
CUB Thirty days prior to meeting All the money
month"; $1,000 offered whether subscribed
will have the privilege Of introducing eden
IF Extensive improvements been made to the Course
which Ladies' Stand, admission
nG nbtS their families and invited guests r. I B
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

FROM NIoARAGUA-The Schooner Union ar
rived here yesterday from San Juan de Nicaragua,
with cabin passengers, and AZ in the steerage.
The brig Ellis had arrived at San Juan, aud re-
ported the Europa cast away the 18th ult,, on
Allargatee Reef. Crew and passengers had arrived
atSan Juan. The Camilla Scott was cast away on
the 1Sth at the entrance Of the harbor of San uan
cargo damaged. There is nothing to designate the
entrance Of the harbor of San Juan, and the coast
presents SO few landmarks, that it is extremely
difficult to discover the inlet. The Apalachicola
arrived on the 18th. The Union spoke the Phila
delphia on the Sd.
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The Observance of the Sabbath.


In another place, mention is incidentally made
Of the fact that Jenny Lind declined to leave here
on the Sabbath. We think, however, that it de-
serves especial remark. 1t is equal to fifty ser
mons--it is practical fact. Arrangements had
been made for her concerts at Natchez and
Memphis, based on her departure from here on
Saturday. The boat, however, was delayed :;
there was yet time to keep the appointments, and
leave on Sunday morning This she at once re-
fused TO do, and declined to hold any conversation
in regard to the pecuniary less. 1t is true that
the concerts will be held, but different days
aud after disappointment the audiences will
be much smaller.
Miss Lind is entitled to the thanks of all reli-
| gious persons for this strict observance of the
commandment, Remember the Sabbath-day to
keep it holy" AT this moment her conduct at
tracts very general observation, and the effect OF
her example will be fell far and wide. We hope,
particularly, members of the theatrical profession
will bear it in mind, and hereafter refuse to per
form on Sabbath nights. This is the only city, as
we are informed, where the actors thus taxed.
In this city we are indebted to very public
spirited individual for this improvement. The
masked balls fell through crushed by the public
the Sunday night theatricals
have been kept up. Miss Cushman has always
refused to perform here Sunday nights. Mr..
Neaie tried 10 resist, but was unwselY persuaded
10 yield the point. Jenny Lind, however, not only
refuses to sing on Sunday nights, but even to ira
vel on the Sabbath--and submits 10 a pecuniary
loss, rather than violate the commandment. We
trust this fact will be noted by the press every.
where.
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yERANDA E Anas, / Cater, F,i Pedboue, "a.
Hale Ceat Mass Z uordea, G Hooks, Weber, W
Stedmen and lady, King e y Walton and lady, Br-
moni, Texas; Whtock Mr. Price syt, Epglanld Mr.
Jameson and svt Paris d. Henry, n Williams and
lady, Miss Douglass G Henry and Tenn Philps
Philips, Boon, Potts Mo- Hutchings and lady, Mr
Ludlow and lady, Hamilton NYort Mr. Key and lady XIV
Washington Tanner Richd Gordon, Sam Fair La Minor
N Looms, X Bartlett Coast; J HaIquhaum, Robert
G0SSe w md lady Miss Mckee, Douglass. Colt Barnett
M Day McFal, Thomas Gholsen, John Clay, Miss,
uegor and lady Ark II Tennsrson, sam Evans Alvin Smith.
BANks ARCADE. &C Bailey, Carson, Nj Mcfarland, II
Sqy La Able, NJ Britain, Archcrof T Johnson
mhhh II aarker. z Sossouman, ID II Souhwck, Hood
peIs, Elder Brown, Hahn. Frankenhemer Mayu
" sauter klotz, Woods, Brown, Ford, Pope
sro nsrn' f kugsn II Randall Mis- tanco1 O.
steamer Latons BOnnel Alexandria G bicks Watson
lem; van hanhooven ~ Van Huven New York
B Bird, Shreveport. '' >
. WAnSEkLY HOUSE n Henry Ky; w II Cobbs Texas ;
WI. nor'er an E lady oxings VIM Bozn W Tucker
MMkms Thomas, W Nc Williams, Whitehead La: James
Mississippi, '
WESTERN vERANDA John Cring, Mt Sterling Ills DIR
sert and lady Eton, Ark Henry amen Jefferson TeSa, 9
t Stokes, Miss; Geo s Myers, Miss L Myers, ARK.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

SOMETHING Rich FOR THE WORLDS FAIR
There is on exhibition in clothing store in
Boston, beautiful specimen of the handiwork of
an Indian girl, fifteen years old, in the form of a
spendidly wrought Sioux Saddle" This is said
to be an exquisite piece of workmanship, and is
to be sent to the Worlds Fair.
The Boston Transcript says that the "SiouI
Saddle" appears magnificent enough for the roy
atty of enlightened civilization rather than as
mere trapping of some lord of the forest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

DAN RIcE-it will be recoected that the complimentary
benefit Of Dan Rice off this evening, at his Circus on
st. Charles street, and that it given him by the Mayor
and Of the first the city, token of their appre
citation Of his Of charity elsewhere and his
recent hberaty here, in aid of the Fhemeus Charitable
Association and the erection OF TO the memory
Of General Jackson We have doubt that the house will
be crowded in direction and by audience that will
hsghten the wit of the meretoous beneficiary to its utmost
capacity The merit of his of charity consists in their
arising from source from whence the escpents could
sonaby expect nothing many and of fortune
having stripped him of his hard earned gains He has SO con-
sruoed his canvas as to comfortably encce thousand
psson and under the circumstances we shall not be sur
ped to very large proportion of the audience most
fashionable ladies.
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The SPRING TRADE IN PHILADELpHIA.-
The North American and U. S. Gazette discourses
thus satisfactorily, touching the opening of the
spring trade in the city of Brotherly Love:
I" We learn that the spring trade has opened
very auspiciously in Philadelphia. Business to a
limited amount has been done for some weeks,
Notwithstanding our public works have not
been open for the transportation of goods but now
that the icy letters Of winter have been dissolved
and the return Of more genial season is denoted,
by the re-filling of our canals, and their being
thrown open to the purposes Of commerce, our city
Western States, who have come hither to make
their purchases for the season. Trade of all kinds
is active and is likely to continue so for five or six
weeks to come. The country generally, through
out the West and South, is bare of goods and as
the dealers Of those parts have been receiving
large prices for their cotton and WOOL they are able
now to pay cash for their purchases, which are
mostly to a large amount"
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"THE LIGHT, FANTASTIC ToE."-Count Kor-
ponay, the "great originate of the Polka-wh
ION the most peaceful and popular teacher of the
"pote art' in the cities of the Southwest, and
who afterwards grit on his arnor in command of
a company, and gave the Mexcans piece of his
gentility''-has just received grand compile
mentary ball from his pupils in Philadelphia and
their parents. Success TO the Count !-ah ! we
had almost torgoten-success to Colonel Korponay.
He has been promoted, and is Count no longer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

NATCHEz AND JENNY LIND.-The Na,chez
Courier of Friday last, 9Th inst) writes thus in
prospect Of Miss Lind's arrival there's
The Jenny Lind excitement continues al fever
heat Nearly all the tickets are sold, and on Mon
day next our citizens may look forward to a treai,
such as they have not before had, and may never
again have an opportunity to enjoy.
As Miss Lind leaves our Levee this day at IL
o'clock, on the magnificent steamer Magnolia,
that lady will reach Natchez in excellent time TO
give our friends of the Bluffs the richest musical
treat that ever spread itself before Mississippi
imagination. Let the Natchez folks, then, keep
their fever in check, and "whisper low" until
tomorrow evening, and their qualification will be
complete.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

PASSPORTS TO THE p" WoRLD's FAIR,"-It NAV
Do certain that not less than 20 900 per
sons from the United States will visit the worlds
Fsir' at London. Among this vast multitude of
vlsltors. there are doubtless many to whom the me-
cessity for procuring passports has not occurred -
We would suggest to all such, the proprety of
their attending to this matter at an early dav Rv
postponiDg much longer they may iail in set,;n.
them. They cannot be had from any foreign Min.
listers or Consuls, hut must be procured in the Uni
ted States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

MKTAIRIE TRACK-By advertisement in another col.
umn, will be that the coming Spring Meeting prom.
isss to be Of unusual interest From the number and
reputation Of the cracks enumerated and the purses offered
by the Club, it will undoubtedly be the brilliant season
we have had. The proprietor, Mr.. Ten Brock
determined to spare neither pains expense in carrying
cut hismprovemens The sefhas been thoroughly
graded and raised. The JUICES sand formerly oppoate the
public stand. has been removed and splendid build
ing. of 0ctagon fo supported by cosron pillars erected
in the proper place, opposite the members room. The &C
commodaons for ladies exceeded by track in the
country spacious stand having been erected for them fur.
nished with Brussels carpet soas lounges. Withdrawing and
toilet We hope to the old Metae, during the
coming meeting. graced with the beauty of our city and
State in days lang syne when the winner was greeted
with waving kerchiefs from bevy of fair ones
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

AUGUSTA YARNs.-We noticed, few days
ago, large number of bales of yarn being CON
veyed by drays TO the steamer Metcalf TO be ship.
ped to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, ola
Savannah. We understand that there were about
400 bales in the lot, manufactured by the mills on
the Canal, near this city, and intended for the
Northern markets.
This fact speaks volumes in favor of the expe-
diency and pecuniary profits of Southern cotton
manufacturers. In time, these establishments will
not only supply the home demand for yarns and
other cotton fabrics, but come into successful CON-
petition with Northern articles. The high price
of cotton, recently, has had the effect TO check
Investments in cotton manufactures at the South,
10 certain extent, but we do not doubt their gem
eral introduction, an early day, throughout tbs
Southern States. Augusta (Ga.) Republic.
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PAssESGERs ny THE ONO From Meg York; T
ner. d w Williams and lady. Mrs sehenck John Lid
de. Ms Nessp AND two chaIen, Jas Booh. 6 smith,
Walker, Sholepper, NJ Shipman, NJ Mckinney, NJ Den
ME, 4 II Henry Manton, n Hart, Onion. CRANKY,
ton, Price and servant, 1ameron servant NJ Ande
son, Dublin, Lenguernay, Antonio Mendeven, Z
and servant Mrs Moone and two ehildIen Weston and
Cream W H Pkg Rush sneyaer a L Wsriiune
Kelly, Jas Jenkins, A Williams. 5 Buckin. T Phelps,
Jas w ard, Mr. Cook N Cook Smith, 5 Rozencrans
w Hopkins. Garretson.
:. From Hapdna-G Rich and lady. T Rich. Ms
Rich, Horace Bean and lady, Hutchngs and lady Miss
Guon: Miss Gibson and servant Thos w Ludum and lady,
Miss Hagion, MIR Ludlum and lady, and two Miss Lud.
Frog taagyes-Mr Willard and child, A Richards and
Perdrecunnille, Aspinwall, Long, Moberly, il
smith, Il Ierins. Cutting, Geo Eslele d Esele. J
kellogg, iBucket', w Preston, b Smith; and 100
passengers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10

TIVE HUDSON RIvER. = Navigation between
New York and Albany is open, and the steamboats,
are carrying large numbers of passengers. The
Hendrix Hudson commenced her nightly trips on
the evening Of the 9th ult. The ice was very
heavy in some places, but it was broken up and
floating.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-10
See First and Fourth Pages.

THE UNITY OF GERMANY.-On another page
will be found translation Of the spirited lyric OF
Arndt, "The German Fatheriand.' II was turned
into English verse by Mangan, well-kn con-
tributor to the Dublin University Magazine.