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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
Iamnica MARKET. .IuLY 20

The puos cf most aclcs have advanced since our s,uo
~ the nth inst owing a. The paucit, oi receipts anu
slightly nguf e. ON the trade Ia some stau 6
nl1risrs hands have Icon entirely cleaned and N Tue an
fthsr arrivals there every reason To ahciciPatu
a,onimuancr 81 the pTcylilmI rates
With regard to Beadstuis especially " may observe
that hey have been hell ed Their present improved con-
,ton rs we'll by the dBshed stock o native vegetables
a, market, a. hy The scarcity Of the imported articles II Is
now upwards 81 weeks addition OF any conse
ousnsc has been made to slck off o hnt Ne hecVc
Il would difficult Just new 10 fhd lnrscr quah' uih
zoo tarr, 4 IA the hands of any ,ndis dual huld,f 49,
rhefe have occurred tn' two arrivals OF tni.Sh since
.Lr i.st and of ihcnn cargo ot The \eN Zach
from Raced isanhdd not cone Ia uuu elc' an lnirf-
val IL ays the holders If the pi'sluus stock were al
RfJ.d thc Opportunity of dsf~>.ne Il th sunp,t> III Ia"
adssncc noted 81 quotations fhcre a. III ' 'hcr 81
Sel az D., sltd i..h a. frosen' -. MANI
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Passengers Arrived

- sa fclsaeT1. from Lltc-poc-Dr n yate. lsl, aad
<cdIen ana servant, Miss Vi Palmer. sil,, s Pr,ce
II t'.g Dltia ALseE from t-i-.io PR-g-sa H1rnr
aud lazy. 4 AT,c,bo, Ms Shook. # NYa5s J, Bar If
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

Pe:,r M. Gly Ic- C>sd~..I. L Mcleod. Cart sud
~ = The s-ssT
Et~ scir- York-Ufs GcTc cY. T1ss Dg7a = IL X se1-
stas Join Sy1no. " Wi. II SPENCER. 2 RAJ. ~
DSye-. II Ecsh c = W.y'-l1. isioa n IL 6al.c .ft
Cot x g. and srrant Nc trthar la'g. c-ss- =
ana stryan. M-s & " Chasc~% II ch lirCa. Mrs Z. 81
BE- Nrs " EcslnE ID CALI. Nj : b nsfela, VS. Z
: Lorer. Mss Caar. 4E-B. N-aam Rlsso AMI bib Il
John Cryu.s taurArcr and scrvn. ard IS III s,ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

I,OIIAN PlANO.FORTES.-P ur

~ chasef> 1T Pianos invited o. col "a the sab
oilers and examine their extensive tmcM 81 the
above beautiful instruments, made b. H@ti. DAVIS Go
Boston.
The instrument, tailh and without Caeuan's fohan
Atac hmcut ON this celebrated house, iasorahlr
known g. REQUIRE ,nconluu
Other Pianos, new and cid taken IN exc ~
None, advanced GA tauu,
Second hand Pianos for sale and 90 nm
J r. GOULD co,
Muse put sfers.
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

MINIATURE ALdASAc----TH:s DAY.
-Flsts---5 G. SC-s--7 ~ ,fooS-Ss-s-----. e n
HIGH wArEE----a-S-s, :
s1nty Hook "a Gov. I..a1t--5 IA Hen Gl,et il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
TMPORT4NT 70 LIQUOR DEALERs.

D -Cobcise simple and aresrny rules tnsv'.a XIV
paLilsbed) for e. stipg tic strcastt u spif ~ Al
n~ ra,,lny =, r,trs,nx then AM reggrf p'.<
b. the Asihoss WIGHT SON, ins,se.'ss :" LIE
VS. Bfoad-st. rylcs Is esnss
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To Mlrillers


more brilliant ght than the present. wll hs ia playe
rrm the ght ShIn Mn0S Ledge. IN the course o.
few daYS The rcaEs e The Light remala - henrc
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PIANOS.
4 MEXICAN PIANo-FORTE ASSC

4 MEXICAN PlANo-tOR l. ASSO-
~ CITATION A Socicty ~ the purlsc Il supplying
Pianos to tho>, wko aeel tAt "a. upon t ls nen Of
small monthly sun. The object = that PIT n"r>ns even
moderate circumstances. Aai own valuable Piano anS
thR. who noN hrs instruments NAV sl.t tfermoaey
and became the oWLes ot splendid fto. worth At
caS; $500 Acmi Cr> choose Their own Instruments nfn
several of tho INST makers Pianos are lwaded on the
hgst THURSDAY ., each month Payments 50 ges uca,h =
Snh.crccS inicd o 100 Twu 'nStr.mrn haye ALREADY
nrtn sclctrt H. the member fIom the rfnnilc,oyes 81
McSsfS Dnbo'> Warmer. rla ], prnnkn. the sue
thu, proves tha hundreds oi ~ WI scn be
d,ih niri ulm the rrinc Die a th> lll that N,
BENEFITS Of the Binding Associations in- Pol 50 ndsd H.
IN, rran,h ruhc interest ald that mnc' .ol viii cn
se.Ircny arse ihe NGSca. Community. and to Mana
hciunH- lnis rrsf
Persons Who feel Interested iAis pOpil. noscaentas
rrgps.ffili, a,tcd - call sul h>cCtc Once h0nrs
A VI fsom % - PM, trou. o. o. a which iim's any
tniuilnaian " a ic ohoortu'ly sNcu oy MrSls
\ n JOCkLNN r-,.,,.
II { WATSON. ''"'N
NaCe IA Far,c buildings,
ana i,,1 $50 RrHl iNa5, rnom3
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PORTLAND suy a" ta's Old feiio'. d-f'sl,
tr.- Cardsuas Havana , :.
Ri " ,rs a. G.s,.s %. Ss,.sd s.,~op r. d isN
As Nio3s
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HNOUAN PIANO.FORTES A new

q kL and splspdd Mareros.n FOR the sale Of 1 Gll-
BERT co 5 celebrated Planes, with - without tia
a'olian acconpaniment. kss recently Dtt1 opened y
WATERS 4 BERRY. $50 Brl sdway, ',mef - A.lhsal-
IN addition - their fcr er ss,ablsAnrrt az hsas'
esy 81,
Ilon TIC greatly increased .sglni tor tie tc.a PAas
for'e and TIE testimonials a. tier favor ffc'rcd nom az
PARIS oftht county they they nave 1 10 uscen
Known, u take precedence az al others
Tlo.s OF Eos,n P'ano-t srtss, from tStJ ~ STE
Grand Filups. VITA and Nlflcft the tnl..n
Second hand Pianos taken 0 exchange pnn-s'o mo
r,sIg,f WATERS J. BERRY, SO = 40 Bfesswg
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR LIVERPOO Ii oted states
IL Mai s,samshir PACIFIC, Capt E1'a Nc. r.
steam ship Will GeD.r vl,A ne United STATE. LII
EnrOpt positively on SAL kDAf, Aug ~, a. gu
from her berth. az ire .Do' al Cana-sf.
No berh secured ia pad i1r III.
FOr freight or passage. haFfEg gnsqnnlsd ~t'"]'
Sus lor e,ezsncs arc coA.,gt, Apply b. -,
EDN D X. COLLINS . Walls
tn, steamship BALTIC vii succeed she P1fss, :.
AugTlst %
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IENNY LIND" GRAND PIANOS.

- T. BECKER & co. so East bl,sd'ay, New
yors respectfully lfoOR the ubc that ih.y are manu-
facturers og GRAND PIANOS eAclaavoy Fi'sc 'nut
nionts are Octases of the hest workar,Hp ahi nns'
tone made ol rosewood, al. g the m At "''gAni svis'
mounted ~ solid SILVER aAd rcI cared 10y nsts ~
tho modeIn and 'itest mlr elthfs par ,uH ~ lnrhry
inyeHtcd metallic dampefs Inc mani i~l' n ps
Go is oy'cnsyc and their nrces very moderate kAeA
instrument vii be warranted ~ two leaf. lhtI oIan,
PAM. are alsa % De ,een a. y MARI ~ y, -, onsa
Vf'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
PROPERTY in Enc

LAND The tnders Eaei have rece .ed n,I s ss
London Coz respondents st OF the next VI .n rss
at-aw entitled g. inoaalsd estates IN EhSiaso "
nsms beng about 10 which be etas - %
charge al 6 Wall q. LJbtNOsIoS' Will
AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

LyOR BRIDGEPORT-Ne~ Havee,
III Hos,torlc aud N4,za:Uck Railroad Fare 20 br1x.
mr. as esnts The stssssr ALICE Cay, C. Wees 1 =
Pave pier IS. f,s, q Ltrrty s., n. X sE HE
DAY, "WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY All PbiDAI ~
AM and sATpEpAY n 70. d.. arriving - 80 ,a.,ss
the paIrs % ,he HDrsofDnc kspTsgc< ard Ne~ h.,S
Ra.lr4cs. fTeixh Ia II reduced fz'es lpfI1
or AZ the 0fhrs "a the per. yn
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DIANO.FORTFS and MELODEONs

u FOR SALE -PCrsDns abOIt purchaIng visncS "a
Melosieons, are myifed % ca st BENNETT "
WaFeFoon ~ F1lion.l scltd aof. - - sdn q bes
~ay) where hey w Ind nent - e lw1sfn H.'
VI ROSEWOOD Piano fpits ard blslOdsms, bFey b<as
ment warranted To- i've, az. a hsn d,sps are
ed a. 10 the quat, iLe - ,cnt may - Ndbisn 49,
.nc doubts axe - nose1 o.. PIANO. recsged 10 paf pay
insLt for Sss second hand PiAs'$ ~i"
yzJN
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DRINCE q CO.'S IMPROV PA


O-FORTES. ". /. HARRl'
l. SON. % CsnA-st twarsFo-n ID .i.y .sss 49, 80
A sp'eud.f sssornent OF Rosewood PIkSCS 81 " So
sctayes. with tbs latest inpE0ysmsnts- Unn
DIANOS FOR SALE and To HIRE,
att Barc lay - opposite tie Aston HoH's boa W'o'
oetayes In rosewood and uaAyyany eases. u,r
ie23 3ms JAMES THONPsOS late Jsih"hh rshaa'
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+ d &. FISCHER. (late NUSss " fis'
- oHER.) Hsnufact0rg and arerSosi DgG1'snrrs -,
A. corner Of De-. PIANO. FORTES waDa1lsd, @i'h y.
verse bsJgs and paieDt ~ 2, VEL Calculated iof
IN tune. P,aE0 Fpros iEneJi repaired All ei'hs"fs"'
Jy3i 3n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

pIANO- FORT Els Persons about Pur-
cla.as pans VIII dna II g. then All, anIars ca 81
Y Glenn 4 Cos Manaia0tlrN, ia Fuonst ss.t % Broad
VavD A general ass,rtuieni 81 mHhoeahi sd Iosewocd
Pianos Constant On hand WATCH viii b, sold lne tor cash
OK approved pavci Dealers SUI lei on li'c-al terms
40 n GI.EsS l. e. f3f tatcn-a
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NOR CHARTER.--The commodious
steamer OrlgEl 10 caa - ciar'sft. fos Excursions
Tor Schools Pr Ncs Sostcs sc. Tor reasonable terms
A i, v,v on board fDlt Il Nesir. . y. X. aai t~'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Pisoe u cosnpsts oder for visitnss. Many a
Important improvements ha ve been made during to t
psA wintes. among which new wharf RAINING 70
The YEP Of d: hlaa q gsdaI and csy ssesa sssssy
another 70 The peaaaAk wake about The pvsmiee
Tbs number Of rooms has bssA ncgeasad, that 30 PCT
900 can Be- handsosy accommQdaisd tbe oouee
Ihe bathing arrangements aSe eatensvo Tbs sh0wes.
baths ere supplied from spsne Yielding ea lO0 saGnl
pure water minute. The Bay bsihas equal ia
the south. ~
Ths location Of this place heing nearly 50 s shove s
level Of the bay, Nth n0thna 0bsuucs the be<xss from
the Gulf; with ine vsw Of the Bay, CITY Of Mobile Wei
Shore, etc.. nics shady grove. good mads pq swam
stand ng watT consequently qlhoss rdess on
81 the santest well - heaths plac oil rssoE to bs
found 10 the wh0k c0untFy.
Auang emenfsN made Tor an abundant supply Of Fish
The proprietor commenced building thi, eabshmsns sbos
the ~ January 8l with the view Of matins the most At
uactye place in the outh Tbs businefs thus far has
ceeded his most angune expectations BEING tho builder
md landlord .e knows hs interest 10 entertain
his guests the very best possible maaner which u Ill b
considers TO in sSd TO the table, bar, etc.,
Besides the great variety o. amusenens. which arc - %
tensiye other watering phee. tho ps0peto! has pro
vided for the attendance OF superior band Of muic.
THIS paoe having been avors The past yeass
isana the popretos hops By strict attention. 70 coutnu
The fine stoasss Hsisn touchss at the wharf several time
Tbs charges will b. moderate letter. q papss direete,
HOLLYWOOD nsa. m.ee ri! sons direct snd w,thout d
| Hollywood. MAY d le6l. nyl0 IN
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A Fortnight Later from tie Cape of Good
Hcps.-The English brig Fhbberty, arrived at this
port Saturday afternoon, brings dates from. the
Cape Of Good Hope to Map Is. . fortnight later.
The intelligence IL to the effect that the Kafiir
still continues, without any visible impression
being made BY the English. The property Of the
settlers il continually captured and carried Of
The following extracts We take from the papers:
The English steamer Vulcan had arrived out with
700 additional troops to assist in quelling the re-
beilion.
AZ Tambookies, Capt. Tylden had battle with
the rebels, in which 2l6 Of them were killed. The
Dutch frontier beers behaved with their usual
bravery, and had it not been for their impstience
to get At the rebels, tho loss Of the enemy would
have been very great. Captsin Tylden, as already
known, wished to draw the enemy three or four
miles from the base Of the mountain into the 60
ground, and therefore gave orders to retreat
This siratagem succeeded 90 well that the KafIlrs
rushed down tho steep, yelling aud screaming,
after our troops. Scarcely had they got q mile,
howsxer, when tie beers could no longer be re-
strdned, but turned suddenly upon the enemy, and
poured destructive fire upon them. The enemy
at once fed, followed up by our men, but they
were, unfortunately, too near the mountains, into
which they dispersed.
The Winterberg is again infested with the Kafir
and Hottentot marauders, who have taken up their
old position in Water Kloof, and are said to have
mad = skirmish with party Of the eolonists; in
which two Of the latter and eight or ten Of the
| bells were killed.
A rebel chief named Masosi had been attacked
BY Major Donovon, and defeated. The Kaffirs LOST
300 killed, s. Of whom were drowned in an a..
| tempt TO cross the river.
Notwithstanding these victories, the Kaffirs still
appear in force, and the industry Of the colony is
at . complete stand still.
We hear, also, that fears are entertained tina
Mr.. Dodds PringIe will be compelled to abandon
his present camp, in consequence Of his party no
being strong enough defend their position agains
the rebels, who have spread themselves all ove
that part Of the country.
The country in that direction, and higher up OF
the Baviaans river appears, also, be infested b,
| the enemy, two Of whom were lately shot ON til,
farm Of MI. Stokes, and three on that of Mr.. Ba
rend Bouwer.
The country in the neighborhood of Kaga, it il
said, is infested BY Kafirs and rebel Hottentots
Two Of Tose's Katfirs, on their way to King Viii
a,n's Town, with dispatches from Captain I ylden
were stopped and murdered BY the enemy. MI
Ainslie, who was lately proceeding to his farm q
harvest some Of his Indian corn, was attacked b.
rebel Hotientots and compelled to retire.
At Fort Hare there had been court .msrtial, b.
which SO rebels had been condemned; probab
some of them will be hung and others imprisoned
| Boston Traveller, July IA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Death from Apoplezy The Coroner, Captain
Spedden, held an Inquest yesterday on the body OF
an Irishman, name unknown, apparently about 40
years of age, found dead in the weeds near the
bank of Canal Caroudelst, about half mile from
the Draining Company's works, FIRST Municipality
He had on, when found, a white linen shirt, a pair
Of blue cottonade pants. There were marks Of re.
cent cupping on the back of the neck. He was q
stout, heavy built man. The jury broughtin yer.
dict that the deceased died Of apoplexy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Pc :tssn;hip Union, irem New Yesh-D 3 Cs.so,-Ds.
Bsols:.J B Byms aes-Wa BeosS S, fesn. zoo
ce-O Rspsr-A B.oossnaSC kusdscS CO.. ' d b.
o9w-D wn.. Cuddy &co-Rob Coli.-iisudesou Pssis
ETDW z Rsdcc-J 9 = Geddrs-john. McCsTy-H W
COL Woodruff Goo-Cisvssnd. Bros ROD mcs;rses.
Dush'iass,H 2 Mo!nn.ld-.hiss Jane y Arcy-M do.
ss,%si HHpgEL r,sss,. GeIdmhE AsSss &osF FsSrs
nsa. " is Z Psyk-NtcD DWELL ], Aco-W Psmss zoo
Msi. scS-a Redswald.P Reilly se-A Rose
m Grsenweod &co-Meon, Tisus Goo-Ferries q Hebe'
GagsAsTT Kiqssy Geo-.G oiri.h 6oo--G Cots
a.H pass. ksnns.t Dix *So-H Hswi,.!sys
K.d 5a;GGns:-S qSsi NSI@eni Eso-A
IBsrrs,s Lsrsprs . NoosA Lew .oo-P tsysnerJ
Murray, Mil H. Hoo.B9pnsr S@nh-A Mo"ros Zoo:
81 MossnUVtpco;s aooT!s. Nnssps-A Nsi!isds
II fsqSss,dJr r.yaf asesU Pollard 3soJ Hal
Mousc. 4 Sr!wsl-nsss Rsal:s-TsSSssd Iomp
ga Moiaslin-C wsylsld -Dove., Caddy koo-1
galt F0ley-end oeder. -,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Father Mathew when at Cincinnati. in declin-
ing an invitation to visit Chicago says that time
and infrmity are rapidly dong their work upon
him." A fresh attack of paralysis, a malady to
which he is subject, has seriously debilitated his
constitution, and he intends leaving America in
August.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

First District Court.-The entire time of this
Court was occupied by the trial Of Salvador Vi
osca, Bertrand Combe, Michael Verdella, and
Francois G. Cassagns, for keeping gambling
concern in ST. Louis street. near the Whitehall.
At o'clock yesterday evening the jury stood to 6.
At 8 o'clock they stood undecided. II was not ex-
pected that they would agree.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

| aAyANA-Pef brig May Elizabeth 1e6 bbs 900 ksgs
lard " bxs pork " bbs hsms l ~ onions, l dV potatoes
Nv kess butter. 2o sncks corn. Is 4
| BRAZpS-Rss sehr Roger: 900 bbls -four, q bbls
l6U Kegs lard. bnh hQao. u casks wins bhds . bib
sugar s bales hhds tobscco. Is bbh regain, " III ooss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

The Canada papers are much excited by the
conduct Of Commissioner Brigham, Of Ne~ York,
in discharging Walsh, the British deserter. Tie
language Of some Of them, in speaking Of the
Commissioner, is 50 scurrilous and sbusive ~ "a
show that they are almost frantic with rage at the
liberation Of Walsh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Mr.. Edwin Forrest has commenced an sction
for libel against Mr.. N. p. Willis. editor Of the
Home Journal, in the U. 8. Circuit Court, and lays
the damages at $4,000. It is said to be novel
and extraordinary" to bring an action for nswsps-
per libel in thai Court. - ! - -.at4tl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

More Incendiarism.-A fire broke out about 4
O'Clock yesterday morning, which consumed seven
small frame buildings, on Margny street, near the
Levee. belonging 70 . MI. Belsngsr. We cannot
say whether the premises were insured or not The
fire is supposed TO be the work of an incendiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

The Wounded Lamp LsAtsr.-Patrick o'Don.
nell, who was stabbed on the corner of 0irond and
Perdido streets, on Tuesday evening last, is pro-
nounced out Of danger. He is in the Charity Hos.
pi'al for the present 1t is supposed that man
named Hugh Gary, a carpenter, was the party
with whom O'Donnell had the difficulty, and who
stabbed him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

The Court Of Queens Bench in Canada, has
declared, in relauon TO mutual insurance comn-
mics organized in the Unned States, that such com
panes cannot legally carry on their operations in
the BRUSH Provinces that they cannot maintain
any action against parties the premium NOES
nsi.her could parties compel payment from than
ON their policies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Within the next two years the charters Of TWEEN
ty-one of the old system banks in NewYork will
expire As fast as the charters Of these old banks
run out they 60 into the business again, under the
free banking law.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

The NewYork and Erie Railroad carried, dur
ing the last week. from Dunkirk eastward, 1900
horses, 5000 hogs, and 5000 sheep.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Captain Stephen Smith, soldier IF the Revo-
luton died Northford, Ct the ed ult, u the
age Of 100 years and 6 week..
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lnaports.

GALvESTON-Per steamshp Yacht: q bales cotton I,
bradley. Wilson 2co.? do P.ckss.. Perkins 0cc-s do
Ellis nniiie, to h Hart ac0-ArmslrDnw, Harms eco
Hall q kemp-McDOweI. Mills &co-Geo Mash.
NEW YORK-Psr steamship Union: Assorted mdse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Letters received in Boston from Calcutta, dated
May Is, mention that the ship Ariel, Capt. Busch,
from Calcutta Tor Chino, had been destroyed BY
lire at Sands Head No lives were lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

On Sunday evening, the 18th, q q Mr.. Green
was proceeding to Woonsocket Rhode Island, in
. wagon, = man suddenly stepped from behind q
bush and seized his horse. Mr.. Green sprane from
the vehicle and struck the man violent blow With
his 6st, killing him instantly. The affair has pro-
duced much excitement in Woonsocket, and will
undergo legal investigation. S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Fined and Confned.-Anne Quinn was fined o.
yesterday, by Acting Recorder Hawthorn, for a
breach of the peace. Catherine Quinn, for a
similar offence, goes TO prison for thirty days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

The Weather. We had delightful shower
about o'clock yesterday, the evening afterwards
was one Of the most cool and refreshing Of the
seas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Charged.-August Mesac stands charged with
assault and battery on Henry Bohuevenur. Wn.
Pennington, assault and threats on Jacob Baker.
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In The Frs municipality designated In following
;abs by hs Nos eommsncs Al q. Railroad and
ng No. being ratboat Landing. Third (m3l
Railroad Wharf
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Goliath vs. Dapid.-Frsderick Davis was fined
$40 Yesterday, by the Acting Recorder of the Sec.
ond Municipality, for drawing knife on watch
man O'Neill, in Julia street, the previous night.
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Held to Ball. Bernard Gum, in e5C0, for assault,
and threats. Nicholas Miller, like offence, like
bond. 81
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Governments Of Sosfk America Since our supe-
sicriy was % thoroughly dspay ed 10 the laie short
struggle with Mexico, the UHiled 6saies have
grown unpopular among the South American gov
efnmenss And TINS feeling prevails very much in
esatss, o. those Of CenSal America, entertain "a.
voEabls sentiments those Of New Gnnsda also,
bus mos 70 much so. Love for ~ cools of consid.
esbiy 10 Peru still more in Ii PLATA; and mos,
of I'll in Chill: In Chill. there ore many Englsh
ians are much met with in Peru. The social md
political dsveopmenn pArteke respectively Of the
characteristics Of those several nations. Newark
IN. ] Advertiser. N
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Vagrants-Flfteen y.ung gentlemen " following
no honest occupation" the law has it, were yes
terday remanded, by Acting Recorder Hawthorn.
for vouchers. If these be not produced, the jave
niles 20 before the First District Court.
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Safs this 1sms-James Dunlap, charged with
assault and battery on Moses Levy. was discharged
yesterday by Acting Recorder Hawthorn, on &C.
count Of the on-appearance of Mr.. Levy.
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Disorderly Houses - Madames Raglan, McCloud,
and Dousherty were fined IS each, by Acting Re-
corder Hawthorn, for keeping disorderly houses, on
.Girod street. NJ
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Biloxi. NAV g. lat S,is 4
BILOXI HOUSE.

BILOXI HOU8B. 3
THIS Establishment will be opened for the re.
L caption of vitQu the 9Th lnsa., under ~ -
management q John ". NIXON. Ia.
During the spsng many additjons and improvements, ~
have besn made, 70 insue sweater degree Of comfort
nvenienoe to the guestg Of the house.
The sandy beach Of B.ox heretofoe annoying pe
desans, has been pAnked BY o The cooperation. and
oen psomensds unrvalled by any Of the zee ooaa
villages
Ths Table will Away. be supplied with the dsicacs d
the sea coast and New Orleans MMxst
Attached to the house will be ioun Bath houses b,
ard Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Of Board will be charged during the
season:
By The month (per week. 90 %
~ the
Chdven aud Servants, half price /.
beYal allowance will be made to families bOarding b.
the mDs III aR senson.
Bnox,. May -. 1851. m7ls 8m