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Chagres, Panama. California and Oregon Rates
Of Postage.-The National Intslligslcer thus calls
attention TO distinctions in the rates of postage to
these points, recognized under the new postage
law, but a. to which doubts Of erroneous opinions
may exist: -
In rating letters for California and Oregon, it
must be borne in mind that these countries now
form par.of the United States, and are of cou:se
entitled 70 the advantage Of the domestic rates, &C.
cording to the official tables Of postages within
the United States recently sent 10 pos,masters
Throughout the country. Hence we are authorized
70 tay that the single rate to California or Oregon
tthe distance being over 5000 miies, is six cents
| prepaid, and ten cents unpaid. On newspapefs
and other printed matter sent 10 California OF Ore
| gon, the domestic rates also Of course apply.
| But TO ChagFesand Panama (foreign) the letter
postage mutt b rated under that clause In tie law
| specilYng lettsss TO be conveyed wholly OF in
i part By ia. and 70 or from foreign country. ,
Therefore the sinile letter postage 70 either Cha
grss or Panama IL ten eens, il tts distance from
the mailing Office ID und5s $500 miles, and swenis
cents il the disssnce i ossr $500 miles IN 6otf
cases TO be prepaid where the letter 10 sent from
and collected when received in. the United States
| f0ei.her Of these places, from NewYork, we an
informed that the disssncs excesda $500 miles
from all the Southern pors ths daanes h less thar
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20
STEAMBOATS,.


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supsnor recommendation One Of DE above asams yin
save hs Pon.chafein Railroad daily. ts amyai u II
T 4: Mi fi ST. H. Mobn. vim hs. ..v. u
os Of the agent SE eS;i Aa. ssS e BANS Plaza
&C.. Steamer CALlFykNlA- Summer
Ana9Gsme9ns- Biloxi. Bay e.. Levi:
spisndd Lake psoEss assns!. II. r. En.iss, nassa
having bssa thoroughly ovshaulsd and sd with new
eiy cabin forward, and light All. fos venH!.on
!. spss o. ;Is
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4 st. Louis, Pas Chsstan. mia.eippi civ,
Biioli AID fascssouls-Thn nsw and splendid pasaes
packet ssamss. built expressly for the Lake trade With
IA Is New Csnsi !. sSsss sysss rTiUEsDA EVEN.
ING. 4o'coek, and The Pontchsan Railroad plcmply
sATUnDAY MORNING: u oelcok snd e my sai.ai 4
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Murder in L9faysts. Seigle, Of La
fayette held an inquest the body Of jacob Segs,
a watchman, placed by the mayor Of Lafayette
over German ball room, At the corner Of Eighth
and Live Oak streets, Lafayette, who was stabbed
about Q O'Clock ON Monday night last, by man
OF bad repute, named Thomss Woolidge, whom he
would not permit to enter the ball room. A man
named Gregory was also wounded By him, on at
tempting to arrest him. The murderer fed and has
not since been found. Verdict-wilful murder
against Woolidge. The deceased was married
man--so is his murderer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

The La0son Robbsvy.-Jas Shspmsn, charged
as one Of the party concerned in Mr.. Lawson's
robbery at the Pontchar.rain Railway few days
since, was examined yesterday before Recorder
Seuzeneau and sent by him before the First Dis
trict Court The other parties said to be concerned
were remanded. The police are in search Of an
other party believed to be the prime mover in the
rohherv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Smayt.-Patrick McMshon, alsas Nolan, arrest
ed on Girod street the night Previous for breach
Of the peace and abusing the watchman, escaped
yesterday morning from the officers who had charge
i. Of the prisoners coming from the Work-houss to
~ Recorders Court. h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Sta65img.-A planter named Manuel Andry,
whose residence is this side of the Barracks, was
stabbed in the neck with brass compass by Z
blacksmith named Courafoure. Mr.. Andry, who
is married man and has two children, was NOT
expected to survive at one o'clock yesterday. Cou-
rafour6 is arrested and lodged in the Third NUM-
cipality Jail. The difficulty, it is rumorsd oriei-
mated in a game of billiards.
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Tie charge. viii b measas. Lstten papsn disees1
ssesd!cs. !. WiLLxRD fkEEMxN. -:
pOINT CLEAR, Baldwin county. Al.s--Ths

pOlNT CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala,--Ths
rndsasned has puscha.sd thi, fashic.ebs wsass.
salsutanmept OF transient and permanent guests
To- Hotsl delxhsiuly situated ON the esstsn s6dS
Calf Of Mexico. ard within fifty yards Of The waier q ~
Bay. which being clear and SALT with bod shure and .m
bathing; The buiidi9ss az new, fronting soS,h. wth
ssom r:1a % 5 sc0u' Gulf
iM%edl.ey y the ~ beautiful grove Shslf miis Y
the rambler from the ii-day Pure Spring Wsles y
anpped in the Moel BY hydsnaa the distance Of half
rnQs ~ q good White Sulphur Spring.
Good carriage roads and wallis have be- made. ~
A sucoesaon Of Pire Hlh from the back country.
IN ~ vicinity Of the Hotel.
Ill these advantage Of petition the gubecbeR addo ~
pys that The Table md Bar shall BE- supvIisd with Is
ssiescls Of The Mobs and NswOrleals markets.. Nd
uudivded attention given the prooon Of the
~ pleasure Of his gussn. JULIUS TIFF. Propsistm.
~ safe and tlsasant steam veuse. built sxpssny To-
IL DuFpo, will ply constantly bssween Mobile and Point
line saiiboan always ON hand fas ,hs - Ct vi.
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A Truant.-At the request Of his mother, John
Leonard was yesterday sent 10 the House Of Refuge
by Alderman Hawthorn.
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before Aid. Hawthorn yesterday, to keep the peace
towards all creation for the next six months.
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Larceny -Christin Baker was sent TO the Parish
Prison yesterday by Recorder Seuzeneau, for steal
ing an axe belonging to John Costello.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Threat to KILL. NJ. Turne is in Jail awaiting
m examination before Recorder Scuzeneau on a
charge Of threatening 70 kill some ono.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Sirsy Dsys IN ne WorkAoase.- Ph0bs Smith,
drunk and disturbing the peace, and Margaret
White, same ticket, were yesterday sent for sixty
days 70 the Workhouas BY Alderman Hawthorn.
Mary Williams, f ". G., Iewd and abandoned.
like santance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Breach Of Trua.-The examination Of Victor
Grosgean, charged by J. A. NautrS with . breach
Of trust, collecting $50 Of his money. and return
ing him only $50 Of it, was yesterday postponed
by Recorder Genois,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

PoapOped.-John Marmion, f. m. c., charged
with larceny, was mot examined yesterday BY Re-
corder Gsnois, On sccoult Of Che indisposition Of
one Of the witnesses necessary for the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Intent to KILT. J. Baudne charges Anne
Gauthisr, before Recorder Gsnois, with intending
to take away his life. Mr.. Gsuthier is under
arrest,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

evening by the Second Municipality Police, on the
Recorders warrant, wherein he stands charged
with stealing "a on the previous evening from
- Wallace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

0OTICBs
THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will b opened On the
\ 6th yu6e. Liberal 1nansenouts viii - - -
with families who VIII y take Heesd lx tls asenln.
Lsssen addvessd 70 III nndssagnsds viii negiy4
prompt a1teutioa. u L8vyE9s
Bay n Louk, May =, 10Gl. ay4 Il
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, DlLOxl, miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs lesvs 70 IN
form .sr "a Iissd. ~ pss. !. s.d y Rssss
reception Of travslns aad vi6tom fos IL sassfnG
season. Having ben at Gesf sxpense ID halida6,
repaiFing che recommend hoe hO1oe ~ N
fHios ii point q aooommoda{en commody - lcqlty,
isis. ssd :vsoio.. AL S0SM. .ssPs:iss al.s.;;
Q Bsis. Parts and public saihssi9ss ssn.sll yea
addition % tks Bal 4oom, ~ haspsepassd
70. q ls..t a6eY gs;eas R9r than - sssso.
amply w .dd e. "a ~ n; 81 Z
for the c0nyenIonce Of bo1ydus
he Isspscitly sasss VA; VII $ s. sSSs . dssss
share Of public paisoaase.
f month. = toxf ssH r 4 Iava 4 =
Biloxi. Nav D. 18l ~ wvll n
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AUCTION SALES.

j. II. CAHHEHAB
AUCTION STORE,
A. Corr 6rRRKr.
LII knd Merchandise received store silsr
"A OF Private Sale.
= Particular will bspad outdoor sales Of Csrsoss
Household Furniture, etc.
Liberal made invoices Of Goods when deposited
to be sold at auction. es em \
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Cssting-R. Kelly is charged BY VIM. Holmes
with asaaulting and cutting him, in the vsuxhali
Gardens, between 10 and II o'clock on Monday
night. A warrant was issued by Recorder Genois
for the arrest Of the accused.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

the First municipality ldsSnssd 10 The following
tabs By ml the Nos eonmsnee A the Railroad and run
the Nos shove Steamboat Land
ins No. bsing fla.boat Landing Third ts, The
No. Dsing Perry Wharf,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Wednesday Morning. August o. 1861.
Cotaon-Thss was ssns inquiry yesterday. but il resulted
in sals Of bassly ITO bslsa ct vy irregular prcss
sma lists Of new crop sod ct 6c 70. middns and &c for
middlins fair. Our Quotations seminal and repeated for
rsfarsncs only.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

A GEN0Y OF THE O'FALI0E STEAN
IA MILLS, o. Lsuis-We VIII slWar5 y sapplsi Vii
al II g & i6 R 4 ElP:: GO. : s,s..,,, .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was very likely to
have been little in the ascendant on Monday night
last. About one hundred Irishmsn leo says the
Coxy,a,s3ant Of the Annunciston street Watch
house,) assembled near the Dutch Gardens in that
quarter Of the city to organize . fight with some
Fillibusters who were enjoying themselves in
them diggins" The vigilance Of tho watch pre-
vented this affair. At Poydras Market, about IA
or Is FilIibnsssrs were attacked BY crowd, abort
10 o'clock the same evening, into which the Fill
busters firing, the crowd dispersed. We did mo-
learn il any one was wounded. There i painful
runner abroad that persons claiming to be msmbsss
Of two particular fire companies were mingled p
in the melee, and that secret arrangement with
regard 70 ringing GU. IN alarm Of fire, for the pur.
pose Of gathering the members Of both cempsnies
for the fight was only nulli6ed By the prompt end
efficient measures Of the police 70 prevent it W.
regret this should be the case. The Fire Depart
ment, ever respectable and peacsful, should dis
countenancs every attempt to bring it into publis
odium
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Tolerobls SMass.-At hAlfpast O'Clock yestsr-
day morning. the police of the Third Municipality
laid hold of skiG the opposite side Of the river,
said to contain two sacks Of coffee and box Of
merchandiss, stolen properly. The supposed thief
was also on board, and he managed TO throw the
things into the river, and finally managed to escape
himself The police arc on the look out for him
again, and expect to honor the Third Municipality
Jail with his presence before many hous.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Burglary - Discharge Of Tie Acesssd. -Joseph
Kennedy, remanded on the charge Of committing
burglary in the store Of O. Martial on st. Charles
street, on the night Of the 9Th Of August. inst. and
stealing $500 in goods and cash. was discharged
yesterday by Aid. Hawthorn, q the evidence did
not 60 to FL the guilt Of the affair on the accused.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

In the Wrong Bob. Csmpanslle, > f. m. c.,
who took it into his head that he had kinder
Waterman Arthur o'Neill Of the First Municipal
ity, was taught Otherwise yesterday BY Recorder
Gsnos, who called on him to provide bonds Of
$500 for his future good behavior, or 60 to prison
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

Bad DGngs.-H Henry Bowel. who resides q
tho corner Of Hospital and Levss sssssts, made IN
afsdsvit yesterday morning bsfoFe hsesFdsr
Genois, charging one Madsline HsingaEt, and
Mary Ringlst with insalsing himsslf and family,
and calling his dsughssr BY cpprobieus names. He
prayed the arrest Of The offenders. Wsrsaf granted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20

III or VITRI0I--i00 esTboys On & vilrioi,
~ nasaiAstsst y - essi1ea q 9i - Hnts. 81
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

Let Virginia hold this determined, unequivocs language
to South Caroline, and Ill will be safe; but on the other
hand let Virginia ha let her equvocste let her seem 70
approve by sending representatives to Congress who are
known ympahzs in her effort to secede, who acknow.
ledge her right owhdaw. (except right Of rsvoasion
and then let Virginia take the responsibility for all the disss
ters that may ensue.
You gentlemen, will do you think proper but in the
abbreviated language Of Joshua of old. say Choose 70
this day whom ye viii whether the gods which your
fathers served the gods of the Amore in whose lands
ye lido mott dwell but a for and my house, zoe ,ci
serpe the Lord"
conclude, gentlemen, with osriug you the sentiment
below.
am, most respectfully, your obedient servant
JNO. NJ BOTTS.
To Messrs. Wootton, Tyler, Carter, Price,
J. Carter, Treadway. and Womack.
The Flag of the Unon the Union Of the STATES. Over
whemng discontinue the enemies of either VIII he open
or disguised in the North in the Souh home abroad
now or hereafter.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

TIE PERILs OF CAMPHISE-A gentleman in Brooklyn
has kept record Of all The accidents by camphine which
have occurred in this vicinity, and have been reported in the
newspapers since the Sd Of July, $780, and they number
6fiynne. Many persons have been fatally injured and
much valuable property has been destroyed by this explosive
and combustibe fluid II is fully dangerous article
gunpander and, when consider the number Of cheap in
eror Mmps that used it is astonishing that accidents
no, frequent. Unless csmphine lamp Is made per-
ec'y air-tgh, and constantly KEEP, when ignited
pioon may any moment and Is about ss rational
put such torpedo into the hands Of children and servants
a. would be to give them hand grenade bombshell
TN " Commercial ddperfiser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

DEATH AMONG THE FoRsIeNERs.-The returns Of the
deaths in the city Of Cincinnati show that very large portion
of the number of foreign population. The report
deaths last week by cholera SIX ofhese FIVE ofor
egners OF l29 deaths Of other Diseases 81 inferred
in the foreign grounds and IL in Potes Field These are
nearly all foreigners, while Of foreign birth buried in
other grounds From this appears that out Of SO Deaths
l0s foreigners Why is this Our German and Irish
citizens robust the nsves yet the natives are
healthy while the foreigners cut off 10 large numbers If
this results from them mode oving should be made known.
Cannot the Board Of Health Of observing med
cal professors ascertain the of this mortality, and g
gest q remedy l-Cincinnah Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

To detect arsenic in candles take piece of gold coin or
gold collar or sleeve button, and suspend the flame of
CANDLE Gone two inches above taking not to make
the metal any thing like red hot After being thus suspend
Cd for few minutes cool and rub the piece and the subj
mated arsenic will be found deposited the polished surface
Of the gold II will be amalsamated with il, and exhibit
white metallic lusre like inferior silver plate. Il Is well
known thai arsenic Is used very extensively 10 the manufac
ture Of all most Of the various Of hard composition
candles, whatever they The community ought
have protection against this mode of disseminating
poison. Akrandria Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

Inc " Scientific American states that Mr. L. A. Couch,
OF Harlem, has invented and il now applying new improve
en srcniecture This s ornamental iron plates put
on .ne 'front.' OF house. like veneeng on cabinet work The
are made In the plates and put by permanent
ton Of the met. The plates can BE- ssp grained after thew
are pu, on and house can At but little expense be ona
mened ny this improvement with al the embeshments Of
the richest scroll and eze moungs to rival the mos. or
nate sculptungs Of the Grecian or Italian schools