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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

- OF pefsevering population, commanded
stock to the amount Of thirty-eieht millions.
The people, therefore, who wished 70 subserve
their own general interests, who wished 10 zee
<aade and commerce, aye, and manuficiures, hour.
ishing throughout the length and breadth Of the
land, who wished to see poverty and wrstchedness
banished from among them, should look well 70
the character and ability Of the men to whom thsy
would entrust their rights and privileges. He
hoped wings Of the District would forget their own
private piques, and would join, heart and hand in
battling for the rights and privileges guaranteed
to them as freemen by their glorious Constitution,
and that each member Of the party who might be
called on to discharge those duties, should consider
himself as standard-bearer in the field and should
he fall his glory should be to fall shrouded by the
glorious flag Of his patty, honestly seeking the pub
lie good. Mr.. Garland's speech was greeted at ita
conclusion by the unanimous approval d al who
had heard it.
In accordance with the spirit Of the shird reso.
luton, the following gentlemen were nominated b
composing the General Municipal Committee
BENZ c. Adams. ;. o. Harm, VIM. H. Garland
mr.. u c. Vandergrif extended an invitation te
the meeting TO visit the Independent Freress Club
No. Of the Second Municipality. of which he i,
PRESIDENT, to witness the presentation Of banner
winch ne was about to bestow on the Club. on
next tuesday evening, at Godfrey KstssA's COT
zee house. on Eutefpe street, Mr.. v. declared
mat as democrat, he stood before the meeting a.
daniel OF old did in The lions den he said hi,
neart Deaf strongly fof the election Of two men,
.aey were James T. Fferet, and Robert spedden
the present Coroner; he was ahused At everv cor
ner ne passed, by his brother democrats, becau.,
he avowsd his intention Of voting for these een,le
NEE, but ne was a. true democrat a. snv q
them. with tbs exceptions named, J. P. Frere
and Robert spedden. he would vote the nornipa
non ticket q his party. He hoped 70 zoe . MAJOR
!. election. tlb '''e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

Cosxittsa for Mansloag ht~.-James Fanelly
was yesterday sent before the First Dstijct Court
BY Recorder Caldwell, for msnslaughter. in killing
Patrick MeCabs, iAs pugilistic quarrel on 1ekoup.
itoulas street, SONS short time since.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

BreackV fks Peace-Fsvst MxRicipality. -Pierr
Louis and Lewis Dieuz. T. c.p., are charged viii
committing q breach Of the peace, BY Francoi
Laiargue. Commissafy Of The Meat Market, Fin
Municipality. A colored woman, name not ascsl
hined, b charged bysa Mrs. Clement QualierJ
who resides q the corner Of Tfem6 and ST. Loui
streets. with insulting and abming hsr. Mar
Fitzpatrick i charged with similar offence b
Charles Prior, and an individual whose mans
unknown to Joseph Delicate, master Of the bri
Nicaragua. i charged with threatening TO take ii
life Of Delcants, on the ground that he had bee
instrunental In delivering Juan Lanalo. charge
with murdsr on the high seas, over to the prop,
authorities here. All these cases came up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

Msrdsrows Asseslt. -Pasrick Jones, charged
along with fifteen others, three Of whom, Patrick
Gormas, Joha German, and Lav1snss Me(3nth,
being present in court, were fully identified q
having assaulted William Fox o. Clio strsst, !
lew days sincs, wers yesterday szamined on ~
Ichafss Recorder Caldwell ssat he parties betsss
| The F.rst Distrist Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

Assssskfs and Bettssiss - III FsSs Nwsici
yslisy. Margaret Ssnio charges Vito Ssssis, hs
i" 'tothsr hsif,n viii stsikisg bet = Tharsds
night = tAsir matual ps.idspes, cernss q Custom
houss ard Ffanklia stsests. Masgaret statss fhi
this mslady Of striking her, has become chfoni
from its frequency, wherefore che praysd that vi,
might Be arrested Recorder Gsnois granted he
request. Catherine Huston charges Mrs. Whit
Of Customhonse street. between Royal and Boul
bon streets, with slapping her in the facs. Wa
rant issued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

n " 80. A. OhAnIt uAlCM LA EhS ana
shove line, they VII osntrso 6sld ard saasay Bn
Cistern, and conslhct hem above under roua
" eek f0s lufthef ntOsmltun, pleas loauite "
MesA ansmAn hvldsa 50 aseasins srvst Nisss pIass
md can be ssen sn rssssnc svs v work
10ns and saccsMIasiy sss1sds - I. 81 "
stH sf7f J. w. = u a. CRAZY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

Spoken.
By ship John Costss. the 1ath inst lat 40 IT, Ions
$50 a.. brig Cosmopols. Is days from Boston, bound d
Psnsaeols.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
Mr.. Webster Does not Resign.

The NJ Y Courier put forth statement which il vouched
that in consequence Of i'll hea Mr. Webster had rendered
his resignation Secretary of S,atehat the Prcsiden
urged Mr. Webster strongly retain his position con-
Senting any arrangement that he might desire adopt
that Mr. Webster will accordingly sa for Europe about the
middle of August and remain abroad until near the time
the meeting of Congress tina, in order to reicvs all
embarrassment in regard himself he will leave his resg
nation hands Of the President to be upon
best judgment of the latter may decide.
Then. Y. Express Instantly senta dispatch to Washing
ton asking if such the fact 1t is utterly denied by
following reply:
WAsH1Naros, JrLY I'LL o'clock
There is not word of truth in the statement you send
of Mr. Wsbssers resignation II not true present
intended.
Mr. Webster leaves Washington Tuesday, for Annapo
liz land will understand leave there "Wednesday
for Now York, by in III. odsn Gate, Zone Of
Aspn wallis steamers which visits while making tra
.Iip)
He will no doubt be absent from Washington full 60 days
perhaps His health impealiyey demands the re!axa
on-and of this is not the story all madef E. B.
The N. Y. Commercial the authority OF Mr. Webster
himself, utterly denies the statement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
mn. Ec1inse ON saturday Night.

= ecnse of the moon advertised for Saturday night
bu The chnste goddess had fair opportunity TO hew
bor dorkened brow About Is minutes before A. NJ, dark
~ seem,d gradually to creep her BRIGHT full dscbu,
n s soun entirely submerged beneath the of watcry
hs,Iv clouds in which che oaed. The eclipse really
,o,oI for until A. NJ, to which hour we sat up, reading
dull newspapers and looking for The moon alternately her
was not relieved from the dense veil Of clouds We have
no doubt however that the eclipse regularly "came off,"
cordinr 10 the programme Of the astronomers.
The moon wcs worshpped by the ancient inhabitants of
the earth as Lempriere tells US with many superstitious
forms and ceremonies Ii supposed that Magicians and
enchuners particularly those of Thessay had
oabe power the moon and that they could draw her
down from Heaven pleasure by the mere force OF their in
can,aons Her eclipse, in their opinion proceeded from
hence and on that account usual to beat drums and
cymbus to ease her abor und render the power Of magic
less eectual How different in this Of common and
steam On Saturday night saw not one person On the
streets who had curiosity enough keep awake and watch
the moon.
Whether il is not due to the eclipse, wo have now
most pleasant weather. after the African heat OF last week
and the week BEFORE On Saturday night there was severe
gust and but little rain On Sunday afternoon had
rain but not enough for the willing vegetation We glad
10 hear that in the country various directions from Rich
mond the farmers who threatened with drought,
were blessed with fine rains We hope the heavy winds
have done no damage TO the crops
We regret TO hear that in the storm Thursday
much damage done ut Wesove by scattering wheat
shocks blowing down Of fences trees &c. In the same
neinhborhood three persons Zone Whitley killed by light
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
Richmond College.

Al the recent annual examination Of this College, the hrS'
crade of scholarship assigned to the following s:u-
dents:
trIs-Cic.ros Episles-Alex. Eubank Alfred T. Court
nev Benjamin Norment.
annals Of 1hcitus Edgar Dnnaway, George A. stub
h,fM p Henry Carpenter, r. W. Davis, Alfred Court
nav Bennet N. Walrsworth, RI. W S-den.
iirv-Andrew j. Burruss John L. Grubbs, Joel W. no.
den Robert Mcdonald. ~
u' Trga-Jotn L. Grubbs, L. J. Haley Watkins Warren,
Robert T.. Goodman.
aim Reader-Rnbert Williamson.
Gnrex- Ihucydiaes Edgar E. Dunaway. Alexander Eu'
bonk Alfred K. Courtney.
U,rodotus-P. Henry Carpenter, Rn. Mcdonald Alfred
e Dirknson Fleming J. Jeiress r. W. Davis.
" l,,onbou's Anabasis-JOcl w Hadcn John L. Gruoos,
r j Haley, Ro w. Scden, Andrew j. Buruss, George A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Integral Calculus ana
IsIronomu-Edgar +. Dunawav, Alfred K. Courtney.
S,b,rical Irigonomery and analytical Gsomefry-AieA
Emhnnk H. Jetcr George Albert Snead. .
Gsom,trv and Plane Trigonomary- Fleming VI; heh-
dali lanes f. Gnu!din Fleming J. Jellrcss, ko McDonao
Robert williamson.
Rov,6un's Observation-Disclosures j. Bnrrnss James t. Gou-
din EIcmins J. Jeiress Fleming NJ. Kendall.
narIs itgebrn-O Clopton Anderson. james T. b'dGood
Henry Carpenter Rob't W. Davis, A. l.. Goodoe, L. j.
u,i.v lanes Fl. Smith, Edward p. White.
C6,mia-y-P. Henry CARPENTER, Fleming NJ kcnahl
Rober, " Sclden, James f. Gondin
2b.tor;eA exander Eubank Il. Jeter George, Edgar T.
Dnn.wav Alfred r. Courtney, Alfred F. Dickinson
nIaroJ Observation-Disclosures Eubnnk Alfred X Court
nov Letter George Edgar F. Dunaway, Alfred r. Dickln
son BENNETT PURYEAR, Secretary Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
----------- al. lat Of August.

The Convention are now working WIN ,".-s,N,se.
and with nm apparcny sincere desire and determination
,h.i, Iabprs by The lst Of August Their protrac-
,od ssson has excited the attention not only OF our own
a~... h, Of other States The Raleigh (N Co. Standard
COMICS our brief invocation the Convention to pull up
s,akes at the end of this month, and adds;
The standing question Virginia now is will the Conven
lion adjourn. -. r,o,o - so,,,o tho o,os
r nwrn,inn in This State than oil the Speeches OF
c nvnun and Sam Fleming together in favor of the
proposition could have done Inc ssn M mas
Wr";na nav be greatly bene6ed by its deliberations, but
we hone above all things else, thGt they vM ADJOURN To
adjourn or not 10 adjourn-"thars the question:
Yesterday the Convention worked hhely, mere was no.
nvch snoknp-bu, some twenty taken by ayes and
in Convention They have also resumed the afternoon
sessions Many members express confident opinion thai
thew will be able 10 adjourn in two weeks. May it turn ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
-rs,a a nproa cI,iuu Crisis In France,

Louis Napoleon is evidently playing his cards with view
to the extension Of his powers beyond his present term
which expires May The horizon OF French politics s
very much obscued-bu think we see enough TO satisfy
u. that his unfalowed ambition is destined to deeu The
Paris correspondent of the n Y Journal OF Commerce gives
somc interesting facts:
The Committee Of Fifteen on the Revision Of the Consli-
tuition have In number Of stings individually exhibited
h.r senrnrnts and advocated resisted the schemes
which had been moved in the Assembly. Yesterday they
posed 10 the House he Legislative Assembly by virtue of
article 3d OF the Constitution, EXPRESSES the wish that
the Constitution be subjected 10 total revision conorma
bly, 10 said article" de Focqnevle was chosen Report
er by eight votes five given The Duke dc Broge
two scattering The three Republican members OF the Conf
mttee preferred ~ de Tucqucve whose opinions are cor
rectly reported in National Of this day, thus In The
debates IF the Committee he has constantly declared that he
would consent revision strictly
10 The of the Constitution that the petltloning TOR re-
vision was for part the result of administrative
pressurr that the Assembly should energeicay repe the
idea Of any unconstitutional candda,ssp (meanng that of
Louis Napoleon that measures should be taken 10 punish
severely ali promoters Of such candidatcship."
NJ de TucQueve wishes 10 perpetuue The Republican pol
y equally amend the constitution which ne rcglrds as
dangerously and defective The subcommittee ap
pointed overhaul the petit for revisons have compu
ted more hundred thousand signatures from nifty
sand departments the of the departments WILL prob
aby furnish three hundred thousand more-a directed 10
proong Of Napoeons term. The Duke de Brogle
is in the first rank Of French satesmeni among the eSperien
ced and mature and conscientious He delivered the most
impressive speeches the committee. He thinks the con-
.ulion "dcploaby bad u he aims at total evson but
would raise the question OF monarchy; he depre-
Gates or does that Republican revision
which NJ dc rocqueve designs he orcsees as inevitable
the reelection OF Louis Napoleon and would have II legal
projects Of Imperialism NJ. dc Tocquevile excums,-"Re
vision only of safety" the Duke adds pro
longaon of Louis Napoleons authority The National ac-
cuses The Lcyitimssu the Committee Of siding with the
Duke because they will brook President of The Re-
publican purtv temporzing oreanist they sup
nose that Louis Napoleon would prove reliable locu
10, the Count de Chumbord. General CavaignaC, in the
Committee challenged the monarchs,s all round 10 state
honestly whether they held monarchy 10 be possible at this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
THE JUDITH DAM.

We learn from the Lynchburg 'irglnan that tins I'M
r,o,s work which was washed away by high water last
December rapidly undergoing and 'ho the
Ie River Company have large force employed immedi-
s,ev nv them and placed under the direction OF conpetcn
md faithful agents. The Vrginian says:
Tho season has been thus far very lavnrabe-and the
work has progressed rapidly force OF go hands IS nnw
and should the in future be favorable the
vnr "a be completed in The fall. The large quantities I"
ann and other materials deposited the site OF the
the Titan like erected from the bed oil the
10 lift the ponderous of stone and place them
in hnr poson-a steam engine used for similar pur-
os and for pumping the from the space occupied by
he wurkmen-aud the number of boreS hronsng the site
who by systematic economy OF space and MOTION are
kent actively employ ed different descriptions OF work
nrrsent scene of very great animation and interest," exl
biting the active progress Of work Of no inconsiderable
tud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

WAsgrSoToS l2rh JuLY.Thc administration have deter
mined To prevent French interference III the at airs Ut The
Unired States at Sandwich Islands The President spent
nights in reading evidence s.. IN the lalcott case un
III of the sentence Ut usnlsslon
.can that tho government has octcd upon the Iiihaah
question prompt and determined manner they
nave agreed to signify the French government that We
vii, nat hermit Them their threats in regard 10 the
Sandwich Islands This will not permit 1a-
yaau be destroyed by European powers
nor will IL ulciac surrender uf the Sandwich Islands
10 any foreign power whose rivalry hostility might In
any event deprive the United States Of the commercial Ia
ciIiti,s which they afford
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
Gen. TaIcott Cashierede

The despatch published Friday announcing the &C.
uua Of Brevet Brigader General George Tacot was al
together wrong Sundays Union contains the finding and
sentence of tho Court Martial Unanimously agreed to-
with the Presidents approval They find Gen. T. guilty
of all three charges viz st "yoaion of the hundred
and hirtysecond article OF the Regulations for the gov
eminent of the Ordnance Department. in having without
the sanction of the Secretary of War; authorized COL HUI
ger at Fort Monroe procure shot and Shells Col HUI
ae gave the order for 500 2pounder solid shot 10 Dr.
Edward Carmichael who sold the contract for S. 5Oo]
1dy "ilfu dsobedence orders and instructions from
the Secretary Of War in relation for supplies
d. "Conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman
Anong tho seven specifications Of this charge, ne is found
ano guilty" of one but gulty of the other six OF which
the 7th specification is as follows:
Specification 7h I'm this That he the said Brevct Brig
adler General George Taco Colonel of the ordnance de-
partmen in charge of the Ordnance bureau OF the War de-
partmen having heard read him at the War department
the 10Th April $751; by the Secretary OF war ,etter
from Thomas Green dated Washington ON april l0Si a..
gng among other things that the Tredegar Iron WORKS
engaged in executing large amount OF "os io .e
delivery of shot and SHELLS TO the Ordnance department. un-
der contract probably given by the department. or us ON
carr to Doctor Edward Carmchae and assigned by him 10
Mr. Anderson proprietor of said Fedegar WORKS me- inc
said Taco did thereGpon assert 10 saia
in said letter. that it false from the beginning TO
end words that effect which declaration Of said Tai
positively and ~iuiy fese and Intended TO de-
eeivs the said Secretary OF war
The Court then Bevet Bgader General George
Tacot Colonel of the Ordnance Department. fo be dis
nissed from the serrice."
The President having duly examined and considered the
proceedings of the Cour, Martial confirms the same and on
the 9th of July the following order is isued
Brevet Brgadier General George Talcott accordingly
ceuses 10 be an officer Of the army from this date
In reviewing these proceedings the President has
with regret and feels constrained to notice. the rreguary
mud negligence which, throughout the transaction in which
1hey originated tho conduct OF Bevet Colonel
Huaer commander of the Fort Monroe arsenal The conf
encs naturally eposed by him in the head Of his corps fur
nahes undoubtedly apology for his course but
justify It. ;.
The President deems proper particularly to express his
disapprobaon of all private correspondence on official ba
sness Such practice only prevents the preservation
distinct and ineligible record of any TRANSACTION 81
indispensable government public agents are liable
be frequently changed bur is incompatible with the admitted
accountability Of every officer employed In the disbursement
of public moneys.
The general courtmaria Of which Breve Major Genera
TwigRs 10 President is dissolved.
BY command of the President:
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
From The savannah Republican, July g.

INTERESTING FROM CUBA.-We are indebted 10 IN
esteemed friend Inspection If letter received by him
last night from HAVANA via New York II will he
brrrd by our readers that the 81 OF May last nine of the
uncpa cz~i.s Of Puerto Principe arrested on the
charge Of being concerned in con-pacy against the Gov
ernm.n Fur others Of whom the Government officials
were in pursuit escaped The mountains where they have
since been joined BY upwards OF 20 Of their Comrades who
are acatrd They have taken with them printing press
and other materials scattering liberal opinions from
their pIace Of rerea They find difficulty III receiving
ample supplies from Puerto Principe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


ionhoEo-i Il" Continued dry we,Iner ms caused
eeIng IN the tobacco marke, IN m existed At
nc u u st our report; and yesterday W.. thought prcrs
OF all grades vi mtnuIacturnp tobacco and 49, 49,;
kind were % cts TO 81 per 100 lb, hsn- ~ pps
on thursday last on day the weather promised an ahn
lance of rain here and the appearance was the sam. S
lay last, but up Monday evening We had nn f, Gun.
Than lay the dust, though heard of sam. nsnn
hoods where tnry favored with pnnd rain. E s'I-
c'earness and low state OF james River would be v-r
spnaDe suppose that the Drought a, been or,, -
up the river and the tributary streams 7'H'
Sales of 50 bids tobacco by \. NJ M't,,n a. & TX ~
Friday lnst hl:s. William Wilson m 81 .; IA ere
a, 10 % and 10 IS. 5 hhLS D.: " F. Thnn,. ~ a.
50 IS, and at H. 10 hhds F. A. rnnrnnn-3 vstv NJ d
luas-at SO 10 ) 80 and 10, = 25 50 x >, 20,
81 g. ~. at 90. 9 b., IS, TO- 10 y and IN IA
nhds S. 9. 2at 10, Bat II. nj 10 50 and r. np,:
Wis nj 81 So hhds MIR. Z II jltre-l very nao, Ia
AT s. 80 hid shur! leaf al 5 o.. hhds " wa,,.
At S. So , at II, at II 50, at b and at Il 50 2,t.
Dr. Peter b. Hawkins AT sl2 - and Is 81. '"'''
FLOUR-The last sales OF Richmond n; 81 -. s
ylr 4 37S.
wHEAr.-No purchases of new b. the miller. ~,
CORN.-62: Cents per basic.
CORN MEhL--i0 50 cents.
OAI: --i5 cents per bushrl.
RiE-75 10 cU cents.
FIsH-Herrings, New No l Cur s5:oa6 IS Gro..,-,.
Roe S6lS6 %; MAcEere No. 3, S. 62I ass Is No ~
50; No |, 50 80 So IS. Shad-notc in n,arkc: - -
LARD-New, in barrels, To-: cts; Ness llall5.
BACON-Baltimorc Sides 9:s cents; Shoulders - AK
dull. -
CoFFEE-primo crop Lag.ayra 9 4 to 9, Cent?.
Rio % cents. ''
SUGA.t-Ncw Orleans s. al crats Porto Rico ). ,
* cents
MOLAsSES.--Swect Caba ia held AZ p y crs., with
small stock. New Orleans firm 80 cts: retollc s. c..
iRON-Pig Iron 81 20 3D. ACCORDING quality c,w,,,
S95 per ton English So TrcLcgar, Richmond Mandatory,
10; Up Country Bar So 81, aecorlE., quality.
STEEL--Amcri"nn 5stcrcd 81 Us to ! lU per Ton
LlME-Sales on DocN 81 l2.; from store $! IS
SALT-From store :! %; sales rom what a 50, dull
POTATOES-Sa!cs at 81 - ior Mercer; yellow laSl !2.
CANDLES--Spcru Candies i3li4c; Tullow lUai2; uvu's
Patent Is C; aanannc - per To-; Jackson patent ~
SUAP-ltlcmuni and New SorA ) I. atc.
0lLS-Spc:n winter l2O l31 summer ll0a lljc:-
whale, crude 5Oc enncd 80 %; Lnseed S0aS5c TACue!s
II Is per barrel.
SPlilfS-Cognac Brandy 81 IS 5 25 Rochelle 81 SSa
50; American PROOF 3Sc; ;h proof 5G.o5 Apple scarce So,
Richmond Rectiied Wh!sHcy "a cts; \. +. Ram 3
a 81 cts. Cincinnati whIskty IS i 20 cts.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET--Ju.Y l5
Beef CnItie-Scalc weight 50 so To IS 75
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
THE TROUBLE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
EHERDkEE &n

New ORLrAxs JuLy 7h.-Tnc Railroad Cumpanys steam
e Ua,cd States for Tehuantepec to-day with bear
e of dispatches supposed relate The Df the
Mexican authorities ordering all Americans engaged on the
ROAD . quit the place.
The company however, determined go ahead with
the work. and have to-day issued advertisement for hive
hundred l4boers and steamboats, which they intend 10
start off Immediately.
The steamship Cherokee, Capt Windle, from New York
via Havana arrived this port to-day bringing three hun
bred passengers and a small amount of gold dust.
All was quiet al Havana when The Cherokee left.
No sales OF have transpired in this market to-day
Prices are much unsettled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
Nrw Os.Ea.s JrLy 9.-Advices from :

Nrv ORLEANS, JrLY 9.-Adrices from Texas 10 the 9th
have been terrible storm had prevailed along
the cs for several days in which the steamships Mexico
C,rI,ndt and VIM Penn lying IN MaaG"Tda Bay, had hen
driven on shore The steamer Maria Burt, which le Cal
weston on the 2I gale and was totally
lost
M,nv houses in Teyas had been blown duwn-thc young
cotton cnp was partially destroyed A, far can be ascer-
,oinrI M lives have been lost.