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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
LATER FROM MEXICO.

We have received files of FL Monitor Repubh.
canO, of Mexico, to Feb. 9Th.
Congress was still in session. Messrs. Tornel,
Farias Soto, Cuevas and Olaguibel have been
appointed Committee, on the part of the Senate,
to have charge of everything connected with the
Tehuantepec Treaty.
Advices from Chihuahua to the 10th February,
state that that capital was thrown into great
alarm by the rumor that thirty American adven.
turers, lesgued with e number of Indians, and
armed with two field pieces, were encsmped about
25 leagues distant. A body of soldiers was i'm
mediately sentto drive them back bat they were
scattered among the mountains. The leader is
said to be an American, named Witch whose left
hand is wanting, POSSIBLY the notorious Capt
French one of whose hands was shot of, in at
tempting to rob his company The robbers are
said to be we'll armed. They have carried off
seven women and one boy as prisoners, from
village in the Bolson, besides committing other
outrages
A journalist ofPuebla has been thrown in prison,
for writing articles in favor Of free trade.
number of the ringleaders in the rebellion of
Oojaca, have been brought to the capital as pris-
oners. Meendez, the head and front of the revolt,
has escaped.
The police of Mexico is utterly worthless. On
the Sd inst at o'clock in the afternoon, in the
midst of the passes, eight armed men threw them
selves upon the promenaders and riaed them Of
money, Jewels shRwlS and other articles of value.
The papers TEEN with similar instances, and agree
in denouncing the ineficiency and poltroonery Of
the police.
MIR. Manuel Payne has been nominated Minis
ter to London, vice Mr. Lacunza, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
A Whale Captured.

To ne Editor If The Tribune:
SOUTHAMPTON, L. l, Saturday, March l.
This morning. 9 A. NJ, there was a rally to the
beach, the lookout having discovered W hale
but short distance from the shore, enjoying lie
and liberty, and in pursuit of hspPiness. On the
arrival of sufficient number to man the boats
they put oil, pursued and captured the fish IN
abort time. 1t measured in length forty four feet
and is expected to make upward of thirty barrels
of oil
In this place they go for the repeal OF the Free
School Law, drive OF Anti-Slavery lecturers, are
against the Freedom of the Public Lands, Land
Limitation, and Homestead Exemption, and IN
favor Of the Lower Law.
and bis Right 10 the Sol,
ROBERT HOGBIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

HoRRIR1y OUTRAGE-FIyE PERSONS MUIR
pEREp-The Wilmington Dell Republican says
that on Thursday night last as w N. Causden,
who resides between the Head OF Sassatkas and
GEORGETOWN Roads Kent county, Md vas
sitting az the supper table with his wife, sister,
and lady " Tho resided in the family, some villain
shot him dead through the window, and then
rushed into the house With knife and murdered
the women. One Of The women lived until ten
O'Clock on Friday morning, but was unable to
give any definite description OF the hend In hu-
man shape. What the object could have been
cannot be imagined. Mr.. G. was the renter OF
farm. and had bue little money in bis possession.
A correspondent: sdds the following particulars:
Mr. C. had Just Il { the supper table and taken
seat by the FIRE, when he was shot through the
window, from the outside Of the house Mrs.
Causden ran to the door and on opening It was
instantly killed, her sister shared the same fate
when the ruffians proceeded to the room OF Mr.
ca sister, who was confined to her bed by sick.
ness. and demanded her money-it having been
reported that she had four hundred dollars in her
possession. She begged for her life, and pointed
them to her small stock OF treasure. They took
the money, and then fred gun at her; three
slugs entered her body, and, though she is still
living, no hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
A colOred woman vas also shot, and though sne
still lives it 10 thought that her wound Will prove
fatal. The boy, the only remaining member oil
the family, got behind the door and when THESE
fends entered he ran out and escaped. Mr. y.
was shos in the breast and aiterwa rds stabbed 10
three ll.res. The murdereU are stlll AZ large
apd 10 cEs can imagine WHOM they are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

gress are elected An extra session Of the Sen
ate may be called, and probably will be, as the
Executive business seems to have been post
poned in view Of such an event, aud law with
reference TO mileage has been crowded through in
the midst Of the hurry Of the last two or three
days.
The Senate and galleries were much amused
last night at the agony exhibited by Gen. CAss
and Mr. Dickinson lest the Sabbath should be
broken. RecollectionS Of the debauched Sunday
morning legislation OF former Congress, in which
these Senators were leading spirits. came up in
ludicrous contrast with the piety Of their present
professions. WOUTER VOS TwILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
s5buns's Special Dispatches
...~uen, OF Congregational Fro
Ago" .a;pss-Biils Passes, &C.

.-unen, OF congregational Fro
A ,eedings-Biils Passed, &C.
=, r;e,sirA to The T''o~ns ,pw
ssesai ~" WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 81 r. n'
co,ness has just adjourned this moment
All the Appropriation bills were passed. I;
rn.L;pht- House and POst-Route, Lana
Warrant Assignment, and River aao mar
-, hills we're each defeated.
IN. Naval bill affords no RELIEF 70 Tue
c.Il;,sline of steamers. Mr.. CLAY fought
o e.,.,tly for them, but was defeated by "a
w9l. a.. Col;eovn;o
Nails; but little.
The California Dry Dock contract was
=, down, but not rePudiated.
All the new lines of steamships were
,Oted down, but all the Appropriation bills
,sre carried through handsomely. H. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
NreRoEs AND FREE JoKERs.-It

IowA.-FREE NEGROES AND FREE JoKERs.-H
has been chronicled that the Iowa Legislature
has passed bill prohibiting free negroes comlns
Ruylington Hqpkeve gives an account OF sue
cessful piece of waggery in connection with It's
perfection that will probably make It n nullisy.
A WING member proposed as an amendment tns'
the law should take effect from and alter us pup
LEGATION in the IOrca Free Democrat, an ABOLITION
paper, and the majority Of both Houses aaoP1eu
cave the editor. by refusing TO print the bill, 20
Completely veto IT, Such, it is presumed, VIII De
the coorse be viii adopt, for the la Is utterly re-
pugnsnt to the principles Of himself aad his party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
Circuit Court. TUESDAY, March 4.
Rafnra Inh ga EdWarda

John McGregOr and oilers against Jas.
Com,toek-To recover lot I497 OF De Laucys Farm we
believe Essex.s Mr. C. is tenant and the suit IL de-
Tended by the heirs OF P ter Stuyvesan Plaintiffs bro
and and heirs atlaw OF VIM McGregor, who
died years ago in Saratoga County. The Farm Is
alleged, sold by the Commissioners of Forfeiture, TO
VIM Boyd, who In 1872 sold IL lots TO w Rhodes aud j.
McGregor Latter died having title leaving son. years
Old who went,tO England and died while In the T.. L. Co.'S
military service William MEG uncle OF latter, and,
II lie claimed, herRt law. The Siuyvesant heirs claim 10
have become heirs Of The property The case Is sui on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendarTHrs DAY.

COurI OHIcnuhrss THIS DAf
CIRCUIT COURT.-NOS. 24S, 2l, LOG,
254 257 49, 25e I76, lOS $50, 2eCI 2el, 2sS, 2e4.
COMMON PLEAs-NOs. 1913, 297, 305,
so7 500 sIl Sls 35 ST. 49, $751; S23 S25 S7 S9 $751; $685.
SzOt. $685. S57, sS9, 34l, S43, 345, S47.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 65, 10, &c, 80,
A. So S. ST. g. 49, So 49, 8 81 SO. 49, 81 g. 49, e5 s6
81 49, &c. t0 lOl, 1922 lo5, O los, 1906 lOs no. ILL., Ill.,
ll3
U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. l, 3, g.,
4578.9. 10. Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
By telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
Another Arrest In Boston.

BosTON, Tuesday, March 40 PM.
A colored man, named Lewis Hayden, has been
held for trial by Commissioner Hallett, for aiding
in the late rescue of the fugitive slave Shadrach-
B Mussy bailed him. This makes the fourth
person that is held for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
Court of General TUESDAY March 4.
Before Judge Bebee and AID Chapman and OAKLEY.

Grand Jury.-The following named gen.
tlemep compose the Grand Jury for The term Elias l..
Smith foreman John Brand saml +. Bartol, VIM. Dun
ppg Isaac Fo.ter John Green, VIM. +. Gley, Manning
A. King, Hugh Mcbride, John Nelson, yr., Leonard X.
Smith, VIM. While, Oliver T. Wardell, Robt Haydock,
Pail Nullohill John 7 Maxwell Atchison P. smith.
The Grand Jury were charged by the presiding Judge
relative 10 their duties generally snd their attention
pecsly directed the laws relative 20 usury the enact
eps lotteries and also 10 Tie obi CATION Of Grand
Jurors 10 keep secret The proceedings Of the Grand Jury
room. -
Trial for Grand Ldrceny.-Karl Harold,
aa, Cbas Herwood was tried on charge Of grand lar
cepy in stealing about In money and clothes from
Antoine Wilmer fellow okman al the baking business
He was convicted Of petit larceny only Snd sentenced TO
The pentensaTy for months.
Highpay Robbeyy.-James Johnson was
tried on charge OF highway robbery 10 orcbly taking
from The person OF Geo Winde on The 9th OF January
about S2e The prosecution failed 10 sustain mo Indictment
and the prisoner was acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March T.
No Extra Session will be called. The Senate
convenes at Meridian to-day, for an Executive
Session.
A large number Of nominations are to be acted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
SPECIAL TERM.

BEFORE Judge Ingraham
amelia H0lce against Samuel Hos0e.-
Order OF reference.
Conne c. Flood against Mary Jane
Flood-Motion denied, coats to abide the event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

Mr.. EwBASK REMovED.-The Phia. ~ Ame.
rican has Geographic dispatch from Washing
ton, stating that Mr.. EwBANK has been removed
as Commissioner Of Patents, and EDWARD Cur
tbs nominated in his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

RoBBYRI.-From band bill posted up 10 this
city, ths morning, it would seem that carpet
bag, containing large sum Of money, has been
stolen from Mr. NewbegiD, OF Biddeford. straH'
ger called upon Mrs ewbegin. and said that her
husband wapted him to get his carpet bag, COO
tanning the money, and she. supposing !. was cor
rect, gave isto him. since which neither nave 'ss"
seen q very green operation on the ps1s ., ~"
Newbesins They viii have TO begin over gam
e. 0Ot reward $ offered. a. ,,...,,v ,as,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
Superior ourt....TUEsDAY, March 4.
BEFORE Chief Justice Oakley

Thomas Stanley against FOrdycc Hitch
cock Action for SANDER. Plaintiff a salesman 10 the
employment OF Hitchcock Leadbeater In l849 and com
plain, that defendant charged him with embezzng certain
goods u defendant The allegations, charged de-
nieo The case is still on.
Before Judge Paine.
Geo. S. Hoi0ldnd against Isaac WiLLets,
Sheriff Of Qncens Coanty-The Sheriff, on an execution
aga'nsi r. w. Scott levied upon quantity Of soap and
csnde-makng materials, &C, at Hampstead. Plaintiff
claimed 10 own them and took them by replevin The
present suit is TO test the question. Tob continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
Cont of Common Pleas. TUESDAY, March 4.

Before Judge Woodruff.
Frederick b. NorthruP against Elisha
decentralization for Islander, In saying plaintiff
Thief Plaintiff was captain Of vessel In defendants en-
pOymeEL deft nse Of usdfcaon put In, and sort
Of constructive proof as to mOlasses &c belonging
10 the vessel made out Verdict for The defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

~" The steamer Alabama arrived yesterday
morning from Savannah after a short passage of
only 60 hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The United STATES - -. Z
Defiance Ohio were burned on the l0Ih inst All ss -
liable papers OF The Land Offces, and the psn - fs
connected with The current Business, were COO
lard titles 10 the ard 10 nearly one bali OF mo ~ o.oos
nected with these burned records. few o. 'I'
and plass OF the stse Land Office were sayso. .,dIl1
lCincinnsn 0sz Spa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY.-A youns
named Moses Coffin was Monday arrested on 49, az
oferAud laceny in stealing pocket book eonAlsk ~
from The psnsioons pocket Of Coles Raynor "-ra,eg
later was asleep IN his room, ia Avenue ID. In0
was held FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

FIREs.-A building in the rear OF No w w.
tsrH was slightly ged by ire on Sunday k yhso
Al u O'Clock on Sunday night be Basement o. ,' se
loeica Institute In University place caught Ere h0
sloye II wAs soop put out damage H:hlng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

LEVI HARRIS, CheLango
s r. HEATH, MOntgome1
HENRY @ HEWITT. Chris
lRCGER w. Kinds, Broone
lFRAKK. 3. HoTPis, nstps
w J. HUMPHREY. Wy0n.tk
l.. INCEasoLL, ChenAssa
ALvAS KELLOGG. CoflEl
OkRIN D. LAKE, LlYiBsnol
JOHS ID LAECDON, C0lgnDA
ABRA'A LECCgTT, Ssfsiosi
0Eo. Lesley. Rensselaer,
rHos. j. McLoUTH, Onisi@
s. l.. MACoMsER, n Yoff
JAMES Ii. Mills, 5Ieuben-
ABIIAH n. Mos, Niagara
w. ] NELSON, Csttsfsng'i
Henry PAaDEE, Onaiio.
JtRE PERRY, Ontario
lLoRENZo ROUSE. OfsidA
ALBERT Rowe, Gelesee.
tPnIxEAs RUasEr. 0fsngs'
ions RYAN, Hew.YofI.
lCHAs c SEVERANCE, Ln'
/ IL. X. SHERMAN, Duicasss-
ApAn scHULTEs, AiesnJ
AUSTIN SMITH. Chs7isaq.,.
lORRIM soUTHVlcK, sel"
GEo. srEyESs. 0aoadsr
CHAs K swoRDs, n :, ~ ~
JOHN J TowssEsD's ~
FRANKLIN TUTBILL es.
Gro. USDERwooD, Csyg
III VARSUN. Js y VI
ABRAM WAgEMAs, y !, W..
ILEBBEUs B. WAEo, = 49,
ABRAHAM WELoSs,iu 80.
7. @. YEoNiss, Wage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

HY. J. RAYMOND, N. Y Co.
ORLANDO ALLEN, Erie.
WM II. ANIHos. Richmond
HENRY Al WOO d. Erie.
J. W. BABCOCK, Niagara.
y. 7 BACkHOUsE. Kings
GEo E.BAKEs, Kings
OLIVER BELKSAP, Orange.
JosEPH BENEDICT. Oneida
T II BENEDICT, Weslch'G
WM. a. BlRD. Erie.
r w BisHor, Columbia.
WILLS BLACKSTONE, n. Y
l. W. BOTTUN, Wayne.
DELOS BRADLEY, Csyuga.
CLOkCE BRyTOE, Oneida
DAN c. BRICGs, Westcn'r.
HOWARD C CALY, Kings
by j. CAMPBELL, Oisego.
JOEL CARRISCION. SteUbec
A. CHAMBERLAIN, Livingston
GEO. CLARK, New York
J. A1wATER COOKE. Greece
CALEB 3 CoRsER, Monroe.
JAMES DEWEY. New-Yok.
d. ". DOUGLASS, Chaulsu' o
REUBEN ELWOOs, gchenec'y
JAMES Ely, Ti0ga
JAMES FARR, Washington.
BENJ q FERRIS. Tompkins
WA II. FELLER, Duchess.
Lew FIsK. 0eLesee.
WIN A FfIZHUGH, Monroe
NAIH'L II. FoRDYcE, DO.
WM. A GILBERT, Jefferson
ALEX GRAHAM, TompkiLs
A GREGORY, CattarsugUs
WM S. GREGORY. ". YORK.
VS.. d. GREEN, New. York
HAMILTON HARRIS, Albany.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17
NEW ORLEANS =:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT ", issl,


hsneeA 49,
Ne..sx Coror;s~ Ts,3 IT. 4 d. q
J.s.ss.. !. =. ......,. .-:s 800 1S.Ihie.
..y ~ .ss...s. n q. sr,,-s.,ss. -,
and, q course. he slassa = re sav:lsy ag.an
raised. The 0ha1lsss:. hsssasy ln.aas.'sd -, ~
they we're ssa ~ a.G = I Il 49, - ls.@as
Ve.ePastohi.o rcpns.ea =. -. a. ~
tssn an sdite.isl assisIs = ne Ohastssesa Asf-
cuy cf October ~:
NJ Fillneres Administ1atiea $500 really IT.
dss i ~ F!eeadess orr,ed ~ partially - f. .
70 SFaI q uos.I ~ = l1se ~. ~. eysr -
S..ssiss Is Jts.ss II ~ = ~ a ~
United States - slpssdy beea cpensd for thst -
spectacle purpese. and the bsyonsts II IL army
woee ~ 70 ne dgnlty q the GOLDEN
: ~. $500,
r.,tvS ~ ~. ~ ~ 3..;s,. -. rs-!ssss. y
shat psrsy. III 10 isi.rst,es eesvsvsd n a.
last sentencs 81 the above extract = IS intpnded
q 10y 70 49, party I'D hee.ing y = suea, 70
&c es'eFIy oeus ~ snedow O ie.n-
o.uos; 49, 8: ~ !lsss g ~ leofnsi ne
~ .31 - s'vsA eesEsaey % -
'o1l s1 esgemos -
a: refenneen. We. y. Pcsscf, y; Aes-
9soea, - r. tewsGSs, 49, = E r: xnn9ls' -
Aaw's:, =; g,saW =: n9sleeck, =. I: D.
rSsc:,n n, " = Tnlp 49, 3. =. 11skes,
Pn ,,s esp'' s. r. Z. NJ 1870 = I,ns.. ;; :.
II. 6.iss. 4 ". Hsvss. On. n; Ms.hsss r. ~ ~.
anus S,nuel b. ste.:v. MAJ. SS;s~s.i 3 M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

New York Shirt Maksrs.-A meeting in behalf
Monday week. The girls who make shirts for the
manufactures in that city, it ID said. receive only
from five TO thirty cents each, that is, starvation
wages. Cheap shop shirts arc made at from eight
to ten cents each; best shirt, thirtyone TO fifty
cents. Altogether. the condition Of the shirt.
sewers, comparing several thousand young wo-
men of irrepsoachabls norals, il was said, i Dc.
plorAble in ths extseule.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

1A Chwakss Naesen.-Ths small pax has
mads it appsssascs y Tahlsqush, Chsrokes Ne
tion, causing no lissls slasn smeag The citizens.
Several 4 he pssseas Who wsrs implicstsd il
The murder II Hism Terrell, on The 18Th ultimo,
w.rs On Trial as TahIsqsah, d III 30sh ult
The AdvosaAs learns that several persons had
ossf killed since The ssnmsneemsnt d paying out
u measy at Port Gibson. IL also rspofn De fbl-
lowing:
"A maa, wonAa. sad shilA wss killed two o.
tsIee nighss since, on.ths roed lsading from Fort
0tbsen . Grand Saline We also understand
that J.eob 0oings Vas killed night Or ewo sincs,
near Foet Gibssa. Besides thsss, one or two
others are fspertsd y have bssn killed. This i
mere rumoF g yet-We hope il = not true.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

Desperate 4 a;r.-The Red Land Tens Herald
Of the 4th instant gives the following account Of
terrible ARRAY, which occurred At Canton, Tens,
on the 9th ultmo:
An attempt was made by the Sheriff Of Smith
county 70 arrest oae Bob PeaIcs for breach Of the
peace, whom Wood Psarce, assisted BY Isasc
Moore and Peter Cnwford, attempted 70 rescue
his brother Bob The Sheriff summoned . posse
Of sig or seven men. Wood Psasos fred upon
them, wounding Holden, one Of the guard. Sew
eral Of the posse then fred, killing 1saac Moore
Wood Peafce fred his remaining barrel and then
seized Isaac Moores gun and fred it, woundnQ
two more Of the guard, when he was shot down BY
one Of the Guard named Neil. Peter Crawford
then fred twice, killing Neil and another Of thu
guard. He then made his escape, although several
shots were fred 1t him a. he ran.
In the meantims,s the prisoner, Bob Pearce
vas in the house using Z broad axe upon the
Sheriff, seriously igjuring him and one Of lis men
He was, however, dissrmed and carried 70 thu
Tyler Jail The Sheriff snapped every barrel Of I
six-shooter 1t his head, but without any effect. Al
our last advices, party Of some fifteen ortwsnt,
(mostly PeaFoe's fnends) were following III
prisoner, supposed with an intention Of reseuina
him 1t every hazard"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

The boy that undertook TO ride : horss-rsdish, i
now practising on saddle Of mutton, without STIR.
rsps. Whist N equestrian he will b. in time!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

Garry Ont tho Prsnespk-"A Boomer" in
Worcester, Massachusetts, recently knocked down
boy who insulted her on account Of her dress.
The Spy excuses her on the ground that shs was
neither old nor ugly. With the masculine dress,
the lady has assumed the masculine attribute and
nfactiee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

AmosAsr Murder. - Another murdsr. has been
committed in NewYork. On Monday night week.
three men went into the cigar store Of Frederick
Gehelin, and procured cigars, .Ad whom he d.
mandsd payment, one Of them stabbed him, in
Aicting wound of which be died on the following
morning
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

'AsO ~8AA ~ ~ 1Ast4A0
On and HevIe, IN aseogtmsnt
. FANCY AND STAPLE
nsuSpaasQd il extent, VARSITY
> now odsGs WHOLES ALE
Dr0us patFons 1t very reduced
paft Of The following, vixs
/, Rich plaid Raw Silkss
English, French and Amsi.
can Calicoss |;
A oomplets lssogtmeut al
E.s'a. German and Flsaeh
Superior white and cold SIX
aose and Half Aoso
GLOVES AND MlfT6.
Buck. Chnmois, Kid, Cash.
mere. Silk, FiIoselli and f.
let, Of every dsscnpti ton.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant a1ortm't
Of Velsncieanes, English,
FFencn and German Lace,
and do. EmbsuidsTiss /;
Superior 6-l2 and ia Linsn
lDsnssis fshls Lissn. ssd
Napkins, nav and splsadid
Ia iisi:S and G~nan Lia.a.
and Lawns !;
Linen CanhEio Hdkfs. plain /;
Embgeillaed and colQsed bos.
dWed CQ1tain etuGs e0besd
Les nd M1slin. 6ilk "a
| pw3sis;SffA 2ffjes;Sf ,d;StSo 81
/ HsGyy Ks1sys, LoWslg, Lin.
Il ~, yeans, Deaims, etdpa
j end Cotio1ndess
Ieupof French Bed Blanksts
Hsavy Gfainsr Plantation do,
vsRy superior.
sapeeially call ths attention q
L Of goods for theif use. Il Il
i have bsen ssIscted with greal
of long expesience In that par
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

The steamer Humboldt arrived q New York on
the 9Th, with London dates of September a. four
si.vs Istey ne,v. .nA ~ ,~..-....-- 81 I.
..y s. 49, u.~' .n1 - pae'e1esn. sne D.inss
-rN~.:'- ~ ~ u ncn ma Con.nensai mer.
cnsnoise' Ine Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on
the 24'h, after passage Of ten days and twenty
hours. The Hermann arrived n Gown. on the
a.. .,.;-.a :. ...s-..s "' ING
80 $3.50, s' :. AAselt'A "a 'ne sasne asy' IN zen
"sy' 80 'ou1secn mourn.
ENGLAND.
An abgndans harvest warrants the anticipation
OF ssady increase of bullion in tho Bank OF Enr.
land.
,v;,,, 3, s ~ c Avon arrived q Southampton
VIVID " ,3U 900 10 specie, the greater part being
ifotn Caliionia.
ABBOT 1Awrencef - American Minister, i
co1tnoin9 me- tour throughout Ireland.
1,si.o1 p.oI.s.sons - ~ maklng throughout
'o.ahu ~ sne ncepoon o tne Quesn On hef con-
Tbs ;n,.i ill., ~ ~. .c,.r.... s.;,.. - -.
i.nS p.J ~. = psouuceo Macl A9,meuon - Eng
io"rns. ~, y. sss.. " - Acno9n
s. nsssndins ue,,;ss 70 5i.sn,$ - Tslsn nAoe
~ snspsnsion q ,hs sSisrsiv a, No. az M.,t.
The trade = Nmsinshsm IA ~ \. s,s ~
proved. -
The great Eshibi.ion nj Inv,don cr,utirve. n, h.
come mora astractiye a IA perio 81 n ANN 49,
iue approaches, Dufinr what ara called ahiIIing
days the attendance evereees about sixtv.fivss
thousand pevsons.
The Enslinh funds have been subject to slisht
speculation and depression bv thu prevailing uer-
tainty in commercial circles.
The influx Of bullion from ali quarters has been
very aarge.
FRANCE.
Inc French capital has been much asltated BY
sonoFs respecting = change in the ministry, which
had produced = decline in funds. The Govern-
ment nad, however, is:ued IN ofneisi denial Of the
reports which tended IN manner TO restore confi-
demos.
csr,sin obnosious .,tcIss s~.;rs, ~ Gc..,ssI
ment.
II !. .,.,.a H.. ;,..
Of M A..smhv sncIse" N ~ m. I'll IA .om,
through the provnces' "A ~, .cu,.sh;re d.ar;,.
will II Earned f,cm ~ rssn..t;ne ~ ;.,sr,;ors
with regard to 49, Prssidncev. Tha F,snsh Gov.
ernment; i. ..;A - n. ,c.;ev.f, c.~..;..;n.
Win Sv;t.s,l.nd -'sss
SPAIN.
I.ettays from Madr;d ~ tAe 1ath ~t.t. th,t N.
ovs,r.ns -. .hcns - ...d I'm !, nm .e sa
troops Ia Hmm. v.rI;Is fssi;re nrsv.;ls =
Tho canit. s.d Il .s n,cs1 ~ sc,ns .h.t Il ,,c;J
he be,ier r., Sn.;n 4 ds.isr. q, ..s;nss ~ Ir.
tad S,ates. and thns M. ~. ;r;t;.t;vs In. !,
vas fe.red she ould ;sc;a,hv 49, ON II Tin.
Remained n ,tot,. ~. Res;des n ~ ~
thought that foreies VA veuld nueh dsmacs
Spain A sha had little cnunr.,erce vh;la IN ~.
citement woud div ri IN. .ttsre;or II ~ NAM.
lstop from interu.i sia;rs. snd fnrnish smnlov.
L-.-.-J- M 49,
t.re Of hundreds Of Xmer;osn msrchsnt sh;n. -