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~ = Canal Line steamer ST. Cta ARlke:
Summer .AnanseMsnl-Fos Mobile. wa B
SHIPPING.

4Ses GHAkLEsT0N AND HAWAII
XK4EkS Packet - United States J6aI Lane betteee1
,Caarsestes asd Hauaaa, va Savsrnah sns
Aep Wsst-The splendid steamship l6ABklA, Capt. 10
ns 0o tons hurhen, has resumed her reg trips roi
CHARLESTON Is. Cd to- HAVANA, lsavins Havsns
tor Cha!esonoh and I'D OF each months Leaving ChaTss
ton for Havana the Isl and 18th.
. ys RATES OF PAGaA0k:
Havana to Charleston Savannah. 60
Havana TO Key 81
Foi further partieulArs, apply to-
N. O. MQRDECAI, Charleston, or TO
Il. J. HART Il co. ~ Tchoupitoulas st. N. Oreans
AGENTS at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS 81 co.
gamote the Fifh Day By taking the Land R0pte ars
eew York and Phads phia in the same tins by taking the
Steamship TO those ports. de- Raw
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UsfsssdaS Caevss rreais 1sessli. J. E. Lad
ner and J. Waldshbusg, vsre arrsf Sned yesterday
before Recorder CaldweiIfas assault and battery,
ssid to be committed on Peter Ritter, an officer
q the Second Municipality. The affidavit. Of
kitteF states that be was assaulted snd struck
- resisted ia the discharge Of his duties BY the
tscused. The evidences for the prosecution, how
ever failed in sstablishihg the actual commtta Of
the ofsuoe shafeed, while the witnesses for The
Defence three four in number, proved that Ritter
borrowed . dollar from Fssssll, which he after,
wards offered 70 the bar boy II tho coffee. house, in
which he tRister) was playing dominoes ssd drink
ing, in order to induce him to 60 for Waldenbure,
and bring him there q he said he wanted to settle
diniculty he had bad with his (RitteF,s) wife =
few days before. Finally, the man with whom
Ritter wasplsyisg the game Of dominoes, accepted
the dollar, and went in search Of Waldenburg,
whom having found, he brought 70 the coffee house
in question, tLmis Fassell's, corner Of Race.snd
Magazine strsets.) They al drank together, that
IL, the accused, Ritter, and the messenger. After
which, Ritter called Waldsnburk out on The ban
qust and when the bar boy (hearing noise out
sidst went out he discovered the perties ia FUSS
Ritter having in his hand. over the head Of Wal
denburg, sung-shot walking cane, which the bar
boy took from him. Fnsell held Ritter by the
shoulders to prevent him striking Waidsnburg,
and only acted for the preservation Of the peace.
The Recorder said, "shat . Ritter sought the
quarrel and the PARTIES had acted in psaceable
manner" they were discharged.
Ressanded. - Charles Leon and Mrs. Chenois,
charged with assault and battery on Heloisa Simon.
were yesterday remandsd for examinatiOn 10 the
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Captain Couiard. Of the stsamship Wn6sd Scott reports
nolhng new al Key We, On ths S1st ult.
The steamer Fanny Smith left Louisville the 9Th nit
Rspots the Ohio River falling. with four net water Shut
fetown Bar.
The steamer Empire IN 81 Louis Tie 9Th ut Left in
port for New Orleans. steamers Hannibal Gem and Bride
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Arrsst of a &aps for Laresny.-Marie, slave,
belonging to Marles, was arrested last evening by
the First Municipality police on a charge Of lar
ceny, preferred against her by Mr.. BTule.
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Committed.-R. Harris, alias Moore, and Fred
erick Carr, charged before Recorder Genos yester-
day. with burgariOusly entering the store Of Joseph
Bennetto, corner Of Tfsm6 and St. Philip streets,
on Tuesday last, were examined yesterday before
Recorder Genois. The charge was that the accus.
ed had broken into the store on the day In question,
and carried away, with felonious intent, Sos in
cash, silver watch, and that they having opened
trunk on the premises by means Of false key,
also stole therefrom q considerable quantity Of
wearing apparel, portion of which, found on the
premises, consisting of shirts, pantaloons, vests,
coats, and silk handkerchiefs, were produced in
court and identified by Bennetio as his property.
The Recorder sent the pair Of worthless before The
First District Court. They are brace Of noisd
thieves.
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Fctune Telling The Gypsies at Hoboken are
beginning to tell the fortunes 81 people who apply
to them. They began with the residsnts, bnt al
ways required the delay Of day before ventuFins
their predictions witha view Of picking
up some knowledge Of the individuals.
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the Ft municipality (dssgnatsd In the following
table BY the Nos a the Railroad and run up.
IN the Second m the Nos The Steamboat Land
No being Faboat landing the Third io) the or.
a ths Railroad and down. No. oeug Perry Wha
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

AbusL'go Watchman.-Patrick Burns and B.
Shaughnessy, charged by watchman Mcdonald
with being drunk, disturbing the peace of Circus
street and abusing the Waterman, were yesterday
examined before Recorder Caldwell, as was James
N. Gallagher on the same score, minus the inebri-
ETY.. Burns and Shaughn sssy were fined So each,
and Gallagher was remanded to the 4th inst by
Recorder Caldwell
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
C.ssossr O,src.

CRBscBnT OyyIcRs
~ Thauday Mosnins, Ssptsm6ss 4. l16l.
Cotton-Thss was . good demand yesterday. bat o
small supply only offering the ssss limited 800
quotations accordingly 81 so
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THE GENUINE n EKNE AND BONE LIN
= lMENT-Psepsred onISby Th0s. b. BUrLsn. We
Cesmsia nIsat tinonaats Ohio This penssasiAs n1ia
ssmsdys pppicsb6 u III ths vasioas dislndsp e 49,
where ~ sxtssnal appicalipa Z required, suuh ese,
woands. ceskss shnfn = gals, ssAiss tsusa ~ -
rstches. csseksd hseA szaias Of m 60
hossh. kuss, whishons. ohio jeint, ssk. ~ - -
pesesn and GINA iaaan. sweaaays sDaas spavins -
tu.s0sA ~. - se
Ahs Nssvs asd Beae Liament ! 49, n sae,nsue eaSs
csal rss,sdy tbs ths human fans il a - r 49,
soads. wsiAnas = stihass II ~ einn pa i ~ -
hssass, sids. facs hnhs. u ~ So pas,A. ss 49, =
dssnza. swelling Of IL Eiasds, e II Asoas nd6ss -
men. ssctioas OF IL hsun. III. plssss ~ n
masosy rhsamstisn, whsoping oDagh etc. 80 81
Ths Nerve and Boos LiniDsat In esppe.s1 . ~
appheabia only 70 dss.sss 81 hosD nqshias - enb
spp6saaioa. bat n powerful end Rad s6cn \ phsye
The VARIOUS injuries and dissi Of that no6s aa6L -
induesu trial Of il for the haaun 6ans. ~ $780, Y
sonswha dailas character. indiuaAs ~ psnc ~ -
penetrating stimulating emhsanaasi N 49, = Uhh ~
MOI ben ssiRisuty snpshsd h ~ va1l1 II
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sooa be known pessa dspossA - NJ u w. -
prove satifaeeoss % thsn tAaa none,sgn
which, thoash sasly etaninsa. - alwsys ~ -.
vincinx 70 lhaas who - stnn1Nn y ~ oasesH vo
| OF the sienMa
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which h y adapssd end bas bssa fossd smissasy
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CkRsCEnT OvucE.
Thunday Morning. September 4. 1851.
Cleared Yesterdays
Brig Mary Elisabeth, McCounsil, Havana. Master
Bchf Martha, Wsbbef, Pensacola. John Hurley
Arrived
Steamship Wn6eh Scott, CoaiIlard. fisn NewYork Sgth
ulI. via Key West, 70 Babc0ck 4 Fenneil-Lsfayete.
Steamship fusiler Den.low, from ASkansas Bay via Gal
vsston 30th nit. 100 Wiekhsn-zd my.
Schf Busissa, Coily days from Mobile, TO nasta-BaGn
BoATs.t
4 California, Oetcheu. from I1onisvils.
Emperor. Jenks. from Vlcksburg.
Empire, Meekin,= from 81 LOuis.
Fanny Smith. Durham. from Louisville.
u usic. Streck, n0m Ldf0urche.
Montgomery, Eses. from Mobile.
ExpOrts.
HAVANA-Pm bng Mary Elizabeth: 100 tcs 276 bbs and
l9O2 kegs lard, rs kegs buer. hams. 81 bx cheess
PENSACOLA-Per suhr Martha: 100 ibis -four SO do
pork Is do WHISKY IL nhds bscon " kegs buss ~ do lard
wv sks corn, 10 do oats. Nv do oats.
80
Z LIN ls0rtos
GALVESTON-Pegs steamship A Fusiliss 10 bass cot
tor hhds sugar 10 bbls molass Mcdowell, Mls &o0-t
head cattle 70 order.
MuBiLE-Pes schs Bursa $50 sks salt to B w Hunting
ton &co.
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Burglary Case Eramiaed Theodore, slave,
belonging to P. F. Genne, and Dawson, belonging
TO Mr. Boudousquie, were examined yesterday be-
fore Recorder Genois on q charge made by John
Foster, who accused them Of committing burgla
ry during his absence from his house. at the corner
OF Hospital and Burgundy streets, on the 10th Of
August last. There was stolen el50 worth Of
clothing, afterwards recovered,) gold and silver
watch, and $50 in American gold, which were
never recovered. For want Of proof that they
We're the burglars, the Recorder was Obliged 70
discharge them, :.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Mobile and the Lake Packets.


Mobile and the Lake Packets.s
~r For Aiobilo.-Daax U. $. Maui Line-
cagoula-Summer Anangement-The
and spisuiid low pressure packet steamer Oh(SOh, A.
L. Myen, master, and FLORIDA. WIN. +. Gibesson
master, tnavng been built eApre2 ios the Lake trade. with
the pon.chanFan Railroad daiy on the arrival the
Lake OF The " o'clock. 4. car.
y The Mail Bag tor Mobile will hereafter leave the
oftce of the agent at ~ minutes past II O'Clock.
Jel6 X. GEDDEs, Agent. ~ Bank Place.
-r.,.~. steamer CALIFORNIA; Bummer
AHansemsnt-FOs 6iox, Bay st. Louis
Pass Christian and Misuseippi Chy-rhs
having bsen thoroughly overhauisd and refed with
cabin forward. and skyght aft, for venulaon
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING. on he arrival Of
the 10 O'Clock \. N. cars. and SATUkDAY EVENINGS
BY the Selock & car Ke,p.ni9f vii iesvs H,osi
ING. lisisl n. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bsak Place.
~ = Canal Line steamer at. CH a RLEs-
81. Lous, Pass Christian. Mss.ssppi Ciy,
Biloxi AID PascagoulaThiu and splendid passenger
Jacket steamer, built expressly the Lake usds,
nor recommendation, Wm.C. Sutton, mases. will (heseaer)
leave the New Canal q above every TUESDAY EVEN.
NC a. o'c1oA snd the Pop.shsI,an R.ilload pr9mpiy
sATURPaY MoRNiN. a. oolock and Or s sssiss j
the 10 O'Clock A. n Reuning. will leave M0bie viz
and THURspAY MCRHifSG. Frsish. received At ths
New Canal Warehouse at ali hours the day. The last
sar.s VII cave The WssR1:S every Iasd,Y prD%P
The way Letter Bag will save the Office Of the agent
O'Clock on Tuesday evening" and o'clock Sssssls,
morning. lle61 r. GEDDES, Agent, ~ Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

BREACH q tie Psacs-A. Deschamp. yesterday
charged Anne klordan with committing breach
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Discharged. = Julia Rascliffs and Susan. a
slave, belonging 70 Mr.. Preston, charged with as
saultlng Daniel Block, were discharged yesterday
by Recorder CALDWELL as Block was, no doubt, so
many blocks away that he could not, and. did not,
appear to prosecute.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Young d. Auen Agdin.-The case Of Young
D. Allen ps. Thomas Mcknight for alleged libel.
was called up yesterday. in continuation from the
day before. As the prosecutor did not appear, and
was understood through counsel to ray that he did
want TO have any more 10 do with the matter, and
as the Witnesses were not in attendance, the Re-
coFder threw the case out OF court remaFking that
it had srily occupied the time Of the court
too long. Mr.. Mcknight was therefore discharged,
the prosecutor abandoning The case.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

PALMEhA 60 n Camp srr, 81. are nsw rscs,ving
shlps vi ton, Shss Hous. aud 5haIvs, th.R . La
GOuD1, epbsaeng The 4lss and dair.b uppios
ted ls South and ~. Dealers Il the
stock. ana
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Disturbing the Peace. - Robert Barnett, drunk
and disturbing the peace of the house Of Isaac
Boons, on Poydras street, was brought up on the
charge yesterday before Recorder Caldwell for ex-
aminaiiop. Robert was discha1Ked.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Ice! zce!! Zc3!!!
STAFFORD & CO., Whole sale and Retail
Dealers u ICE, No. New Lsves, NswOrIsans
II Ordrn respectfully soicited. au29 0m
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INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIJ-I HI,

my temporary absence, per-
sons having bunass with ~ vii plsass call on Mssns
c. B1oadweil Z Co.. - PoydEas e16es.
IVA si's T;, 81 &: e
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Furniture. .FarnItaro
= - Sale u.t departure
BY J. M. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
ihs Commercial Exchanse, IL Charles
LNRIDAY SEPTEMBER II o'cockWl be sold,
e OF departure
j. H. CARRERAs,
AUCTION STORE,
A. ConTI STREET
LII knds received his sihr for
"A Private Sale.
~ Particular will epaid outdoor sales Of Csrgoes
Household Fufniure,
~ Liberal made invoices Of Goods, when Deposited
De auction. je4 6m
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9IGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
- han A. L. PAGAuD respectfully iniosns he public
that she Will o. oclloul tp Of Grp All
beanoies comprised IN the seentnV dupnfto
o. c0mpiess EnEh aud Frsnch Educasoa % ~ ~ a
EEst0 and Thalla streeu.
MIA hopes that several yesn' eypssucs in vsahins-
having be-n er the Tour Principal HIGH
School ios Gns Es;ond MuncipAiky tpbnc Schouls-wIl
y safsisnt " satisfy the opc that viii b The psrsmouLl
deekn Of thh lnsenh0a &cufo nG puphs thsenugh
couiss o. inructoo Il the varied dspassa OF sold sid
usriu educ al1un Ihe School pBaanny
a,ed be servs Of sbe aud xpesisacsd Tsars ii b.
secured assistants. ~ ~ -
The oI designing to enter can b. Isf at the
boOk Of D. Felt y Co., 3fChasrua s.lses, and D.
81 81. 6u Camp ss. whuh uAoes pnuspeus1sss may b.
had, ytviAx puitcuufB o siuuies terms, e,c,
NeWtJfIoaIs, August IT, 1851, 6pI0 I'm
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Remanded - Charles Lson and Mrs. Chenots,
charged with assault and battery on Helosa Simon
were yesterday renandsd for examination 10 the
Ssh instant, by Recorder Caldwell
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ENGLISH CHELSEA small lot Of vsry
.'''''s A'''. S6ob u Is So; = s: 81
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SEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT
JKprsHson CIrY. I
Wednesday Evening. September 3 1851.
Arrived per steamer A. Fusier and Empirs. IT'S Besves
400 Sheep. and lb0 Calves and YsaringA stock AMPLE
-PRICRs-
BEsy CATTLE (Watem).. s.4,S4 eHe 2 2 net
! (Texns, etcs) ...........:. eoe = p net
SHEEP VIZ - ~ neaa
% l3G01 10 ~ neAd
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~ luW bbs Utica and Alton ian ing IA Il saoss Su0
h.is g. Ge.eyi:ys g. lct -: y ms.
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i lME-420 bbls. Alton. ex Grand Turk, and
) STONE 4 wALwoRrt,s IS Tcho.pAo,,,s \,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

As the blanks are not included we do not place
them in the above list Five members were ab-
sent on the 10th ballot. Robert Rantoul, Jr. was
elected for the short term by vote OF 1877 to I7J
for Winthrop and y scattering-374 members be-
ing present. 1t will be seen by reference to our
teegraphic dispatches that the whole matter has
been further postponed to the 18th of March.
The Boston Commonwealth says that IA out
of the Is County Democratic Journals favor Mr.
Summers election. Quite singular move was
made by the Coalitonists at the erkley meet
ing, being no less than an attempt to instruct the
WING Representative from that place to vote Tor
Gunner, but as the aforesaid Representative was
present, and announced that the instructions
would be Of no binding force, the Locos withdrew
them.
Il will be recollected that Mr.. Sumner was
elected on the part of the State Senate on the 22d
of January by the votes of II National Demo
crats"-l2 Coalition Free Soilers-2 Democrats
being absent and one voting for II. w. Bishop
r. c. Winthrop obtained the full support of the
Wings, "A votes. On the 28th of January Robert
Rantoul Jr. was chosen to succeed Mr.. Winthrop
(appointed by Gov. Briggs to flTthe vacancy oc
casioned by the resignation of Daniel Webster)
by vote Of 81 to 10 for Winthrop, and for
Stephen c. Phillips Wing and Coalitionists
being absent.
The House has been trying to elect Senator
for the long term ever since the l4th ofJauuary.
In the meantime considerable confusion has
been caused by these squabbes. A Convention OF
the United Democracy Of Essex was called at
the Town Hall of Salem on the 10th inst at which
none but Hunkers of the most rigid sect were ad-
mtted, whereopon those Of the Coalition stripe
10y far the greatest NUMBER adjourned to Lyceum
Hall, nominated a Co. ticket and adopted Resolu-
tons sustaining the Coalition. The Nationals
nominated full ticket endorsed such portions Of
Boutwel's message as suited them, and rebuked
70 much Of the Coalition as was adverse to Hunk
efism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

AScIsST RELIcs.-The PitsbErek Dispatch Of
the oath gives the following account Of an inter
estibg discovery near the Allegheny River
For some days workmen have been buslly en-.
gagged In digging a saw. pit for new sasmiIi
about 20 be erected by Samuel NJ. Wickershau.
Esq, near the site Of one burned year ago near
the Allegheny River, between Msrbary and stan
vix. In excaysting on Friday and Saturday last.
the laborers struck upon what was supposed TO
have been an ancient grave enclosed within q
very irregular wall Of stone aud brick which coa-
tanned nun Der OF bones, three large clasp knives
lorly one Of which wss closed,) very handsomely
finished ivory. handled table knive, with a curved
blsde and handle two spades Of ancient fashion In
good state OF preservation-one sal ht for use.
bsyonet, q boat book, an old.tashioned bilhhook,
two wagon boxes a mule shoe, portion Of mus
ket barrel, three English pennies and halfpenny.
Ton heating one OF the pennies the date OF lT5l
was visible, the others were entirely dishgared,l
with the remains of a camp kettle, and fragments
Of sundry other articles
These were sll found upon the site of "the old
Fort" and Neville b Craig ESQ. an old resident,
perfectly familiar with the early history Of that
portion Of city, states that modern building
he's ever stood upon the spot where these inter
esting relics have been discovered. Although the
place is supposed to have been an ancient grave,
1t is very doubtful whether such is the case, as the
wall surrounding it seems neither round, square.
nor OF any other regular shape