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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

The Pennsylvania Canal Commissioners have
ordered tn main line of the State works from PHILADELPHIA
February.
The report of the Committee on the Croton
Aaueduct asking the Of New Yq,k TO
was adopted.
The beautiful singer and actress, Parodi, says
the ca fonoa In Faso ~ Sic a inn
house, and rapturously applauded
The Jamaica and Brooklyn plank road went into
Book iys' body going over the road and nqurng hsrcs
capital Of ooO called Tie Citizens. Bank. is being or
gained s under The new banking law The location 70 be
the President is to be Jay Jarvis. ESQ.
value. As s1a .q y EG Of s % sad n
~ d ri Civ
and had been in the Board for l6 years.
g. Rev; Walter Cotton, Chaplain in the q United
last Wednesday afternoon lie was gentleman Of mnch
The Canadian Government is again evincing
d. s. . s CT $ with
a u" s That s s 5 Of ay nsa the
The domestic imports of Cleveland, Ohio, for
exceed ,ho;s Of # ls s.sa he export,
10 ~ nstis busns 'i to s
At Ia late meeting Of the New Jersey Colonial
Ss a bsa
$500 will raised this year In addition S10OO has been
received as legacy from Mr. Arden OF Moristown For
the last the collections have been larger than ever
before.
The Hartford Times is much disguised with the
spng propensies OF young ladies' or habit of
dropping the letters in their The editor he
has known them utter such the following she
was IN Mthththippi thome thncs but is in Mhthouri
now We should nave thought he would have got used to
such silly talk before this time.
The Havre packet ship Zurich, Capt. Rich, says
the NswYork Gommereia Adysrtser ASHORE about five
10 her assistance, with suitable cables ETC.. and has
taken down the underwriters schooner RnggOd The
fishing smack Evelna Capt. Hoyt The ship will prob ably
be got off without dchargng Being stanch ship it
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Globe 575 bbIs flour 80
miceli 80 do Iaisins
NEW YORk-Per ship Francis P Sage: 757 bales cotton
I6 do mos, 10 hemp, l32 do domescs 20 do rope
Hour, " do grease 1874 bb moases, 50 do red OIL I5 tres
hams, 70 hhds tobacco, 10 pkes mdse.
NEW fORk-Per ship Gaena = 679 bales cotton, 246
hhds 81 bbh moasses 1917 do pork 80 do OIL 1000 do
Hour 6 bbs BIZ ties hams, 74S bb 26 ties ard Is bales
NEW YORk-Per ship Buena Vista 800 bales cotton,
6 hhd Az bbs moiasse 100 h SO bbls pork 400 les
100 bbs hans 500 hides. a6 bales skins Is do WOOL bales
NEW YORK-Per bark Wanen: 4sO hlds sugar, 14S bbls
BQSTOS-Pet chip VIM A Cooper: 63l bales cotton
~ bbs flour 100 do ard OIL 25 bbs molases 1881 do pork
3S do lard, "a rol leather 10 bales wool, $50 hides
BlSTDN-Per bark Helen Il Frances: 2s7 bales cation
lQ hhds hams, 449 bbk lard 1912 bb 1903 half do pork 5
LIXERPOoL-Per ship Emma Field I44a bales cotton,
LIVERPOOL Per ship Rverdae: I7lS bales COTTON 472
ties beet. 1904 bbls flour. 70 d lard.
BREMEN-Per ship uhand 1895 bales cotton l24 hbls
tobacco 400 cs lard OIL 10 tons logwood AL bds shocks IA
GiBRALTAR-Per bark Isis: 1853 hhds tobacco, % 900
TURKS IsLAND-Per schr John Russell: 300 bbls t,onr
~ DO pork III do beef, $50 SKIS corn 200 kegs butter Is Kegs
BELlZE-Pers ehr Thos Pearson 50 BALI $40 bbs flour
ao DO pork ~ do bread, do mossse do OIL 10 half bbs
beef ~ kegs lard do butter bxs cheese Is do SOAP rs
SKIS cOs e, 500 feet lumber. ~r' -
MOBIlE-Per schr Maria Briggs: 1874 bbls four 20 bf
luv hbis mo asses wv SKIS coffee, 334 do corn, etc
MONTGOMERY-Per steamer J l. Mclean: Dbl IA
hhds sugar. ii hf III bbs moaes 1sS do flour l4O do Do
70 casks bacon kegs lard So sacks Coffee Is bxs cheese
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Receipts of Produce:
PRlNCETpN-Per steamer Montgomery: bales COTTON
F FneG seS DC hf fn
a,on 3, Sv MgssSl 6urss Sss@76 l. Msfsan
So Hsm MsFd Wsh nm; SSo-S YySle
iams-5l Felowes &coa-,s Bnckner i sian,on.4 Mel.
: f1gs Es' s Ps3ssrn NE sfs
sso-5Go 9bls flour shglz & Haddens kegs lard Lsnds
All . ,ss telegraph wire Men
ufey s5s MooS H Fa,
NO. Mss S M%' s1s Msos Rs%Ss
RI Ss ksIisa asf SEQ .ri
&c ns%H e ss Kan
S S Ss0 DaSs S0Gpe Ss9Li bales psr 4 hides
isad-4 bbs beeswax BuchannOn Carroll &coTotal. loii
s! SEds s sssr Mss
bOessn War Gsy J5sss Fffs
cromweulsi Payne HsnsCR-iG6 Edst; B,G &co
fsafsi NaS Wfs5 amge%ss xe.s@ofs, SssfsH
I .us,
Ie Sd
bales cotton BurbIdge Adams57 do So bbls moiasse
Ssss &c Penn a9
E %ss TfsIs $ss ?ass 'feP ss.f
IL sas; 2i Ssds 5ss Ss Sf-io
DON ALBS1oN flLiEIPer steamer General Taylor; Is
itn4o do 9rdsrmls Do IA hbs %oIasss MaEker
% VI as SspSs Sa;s Msss Fsss we
81 do s CeVssnd Bro coea Coo
ea 90 pSHsaa MeSsa s Tg,
ks Gs P%1g Nes
sS R1 sSsPs s,d FofT F 9Sssy
Wood Low--1 NJ Greenwood &co-33 Robson 4 Allen
) Nelson Sco1s7 a h D cooper ss9-l5 HsadaI
Tho,nhilisT TMeIl6saqy- BqIts Seo,9 ca%%a;k
Jonss-gl RawlIn; Sco6 do. lot Of peIes Virgin
Ss9AII1'a fs sses cotton .,,ms, ss
i1&ts ssas s Saf' fSls
sG oods E Hd. S Me- BaRae William; ScS4
sta9ton-69 Henderson Peae0ai ThornHl MeihenayN
nom taro &co"s Bonner smio Fraser a &so
rG5i rs s1 RG soSn ,esms, .,no. a ,..
ii; MsIissnPPyms MfEeSs aI; SsosS Fam f po%
saftss
G co MEn. Hf Badey
Wilson &co7ls Downs, Cndd, &co-13 b. rne Sco-i2
ncfSrd cRae t rsfs f'fn M
sn Sess sassss,
Bell Convey SIS cotton seed Wright Williams &eo-S
4 haHs RSs sa SsS$ de
Shute-aO do Nelson &co-sundes to orderTotal, l46
YAZoo CITY-Per steamer e Gen Worth go bales cot.
E.t5 W EssSa'$ s ss
SsPTS, Il; SwoSy Gssa SeS.ss ThsSa5
SsSMiS ceoPsI &eels OVEN &so5is Brand l :
1S oS Ream 6nnssSn
Soa Nson sss osss
II 5 M Ghs Haod bids
hsss lard g bSIs hams shP!z boxes
hams MeGsss; hhs % so5 SSls aad g
Leland SsSaiSS SSs eos sS fha
81 see2iS S a I'll GinHy Do U wh G
Ba5Sdss ;ess Ta1P i Rel rs SS +
" Ws s9P ssa ss al KS
empty barrels Hanson-sundries orderFo,a A hhis
| 60 iNCINNATI-Per steamer VIM Noble: s5s bbls flour
100 do oil ,OC DO beef IF do butter 2o bxs candles 100 90
.i asSs @ ,a f; do ssa ssG'' sss SG
yso DC ss meal zss a noR i 80 %
Ashbrdse SsS- bis OIL Pf Do butter 90 TsS SC can NJ
tcs hams ii Leland &co-Sd bis Whisky Wingate-ss
do beans Pov% s S S t bss cheese 4 s1Ogss
rsn-63 pkss mdse Velriecht-6 do j 4 Geddes-sun
do WIFI Ers Gssa 49, ss sA sssa;
a. ss' E, %@s,'s%s
s sacks Felowes Seo-43 do Carter &co-al3 d.
Bsa Lssst pos DO sd Sye B
o Ooss Do on r. @ n ds
Voorhees, do lard do eggs 10 do onions Sturges
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

CITY SCHOOLS IN CHIcAGo.--The Chicago
Daily Journal says the number of children taught
in the public schools from 1912 to 1s49, inclusive
1107, 1917, 1917, 1724. In these figures
the footprints and hear the tread of the great
"To Be-" The school fund of the city is estimated
follows: Ia money and securities S45, 900, 90 /;
in real estate, $4,000 90; in school buildings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

A new line of steamships has been established
between Philadelphia and Richmond, in connection
with Norfolk. The first steamer, named the Viz
ginia, is to commence running the first of Feb,
and the second, called the Pennsy vania, is to fol-
low shortly after.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03
Tea Warehouse,
No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.

l. TEAS ever offered for
salem this city and at lowe,
prices. These TEAS areot
the latest importation, and
nfthe most choice qualitie,
grown in { b ina, having
been selected with grea
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they ere put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packages, So
as 10 prese, We their Ira.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
s.Y City retail dealers
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hotels sup.
piled with every dnscrip,
ton nfrEAs, in chests. hal
chests, " H. and 6 ID box
ages, If desired.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
rlrrnr aW, n. -L.orarrupl zoe lin Tim. 81


Steamship Globe Thompson, Brazos. via Galveston.
Harris e. MORGAN
Ship Francis Sage Robson. New York, w Snnton &oo
Ship Galena, Leayiit<sNew York. Cohen
ShiD Buena Vista, Howard. NewYork, &C Bogeu T. co
Ship Emma Field. Snow. Liverpool, Cffney Lowell
Ship VIM Cooper. Lincoln, Boston, Geo w Hynson
Brem ship Inland. Watcher, Bremen. :
Warneken g. Kirchhoff
Brit ship Riverdale, Maxwell Liverpool II Cammack SEQ
Bark Warren, Mel. elan. New York. - Master
Bark Helen q Frances, Davis Boston, Chas Deake &co
Holland bark ISIS, l,erks Gibraltar and Market L Gale
Schr n aria Briggs Andenen. Mobile, Jas FaIely
,rit schr 1no R1se Smith Turks Is and w Burgess SEQ
Bareli &co
Steamer l. Mclean. scull. Montgomery via Mobile.
Macaulay & Bro
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so ~ 80 Dc go1ess ssnssd shSy
Sss Ssosa
g e S,: ss E ~ q s;s:
Sss % sndsos Rsa DO af,dvssr E
IS % Cumming Stewart &co-iG5 do kcbson a1is1
sssSsH ssl ssss sf !: e.: s ss.
susss stsy Hos A. BE
s h Ryns sSo tAsrss.
~ g
ss r E: e y 20: ss s Ss
IF IN; ss%: Se rs &
fsisn Ss 'ss W si'' so
%sls sssp ca: bssss BIZ
s os Sor
ehs sscsI bs ' 4 Esq9s " 1s
dfd 9t appss @ Surge s sss
"A bxs meat 70 Pr apples 100 pkss mdze Schneider
LoUfsViiLE- steamer General Lafayette: 4ss bbls
ss ssl s Rs'
ss ,ras G W. s% 81 i.
loves Eeo ia skgs mdzs szefE4s bb,s fruit. do
90 beans n y bass e;s 40 R'se % 90
en-; e a% Do wSfy &rG Tx sSss Gss
* baeon, Nas no1 &eo-ss bbs agpes. SKIS corn
gs o. Tfi Dc re- s ssa.
COM q do oats Dbl eggs lllruhan-7 cks pork. bsls
kegs lard. 10 sks ii do fruit Carlisle Gcs c,Ls
bacon. bbls pork q 10 kegs lard Cowan Dykes &co
bbs eggs do butter do Hour do beans. h do cheese
eks bacon pa'mele Bro-lo DE- $50 Kegs lad swiney.
vegetables Bu,ler-2 casks bacon Donegan-.ia sks
potatoes Jn0 Nxon-sundres to order
FLATBoATS.
KENTUCkY-per Beney's boat: 900 sacks oats. 4Uo
bushels hran $50 bbls flour J Bentley, ' '"
OHIO-Per Howards boat 1000 bbs potatoes tn maste,
COnsignees.
PEI bark Grsmpp' f'e% Bosto1-R CrockettE Ferguson
shaw TcomP Cusaeks,M Cross l,and. &co-Geo VI
bara III Dudsy1o :; \ Asn.J Q Woodruff 500
Ior &ee-W vre :, e &eo.Kenpet: Dix Sco-Bnr
Gonld-Seccomb u Voorhies-H Hourse-Whittemore 81
Cutier-and order -
Per schr G g Gibbs, from Charleston-MaItby & Goodrich
j Cotchett SEQ. ~
Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK, Jan 31-Ar ship Silas Holmes Berry,
--sos-
Passengers.
Per brig Detroit, from Chagres-60 passengers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

Captain Davis, the ChIet Clerk IN the War De-
,lartmen it sad will resgn his office the LIST of March,
The State Valuation Committee of Massachu.
value the property of the State 1887 1885,. $780,
1t is doubtful point whether blind man could
made liable for his bill. payable at sight.
1t is not, perhaps, generally known, that if one
patty consist in an action of ass.sumpsit.
Why is man who has just carried his carpet
bag on shore from steamboat, like of the soil?
Because he Is possessed OF landed property.
A London paper says that the Pope is about to
as Of m' h so as to employ mar
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, after DENYING
place in heaven for all and actresses down on to-
baccochewers. and reminds them that there spit
The following Rules" were posted in New
Jersey i No kissing g' during ohOOm
The Mayor of NewYork has issued orders to the
Captains of Police have all the posting boards remove
from Broadway.
Efforts are making at Norfolk to establish liz e
81 "a. ' sassbes a' city and Ne" One citizen
The N, Y Tribune is hard down upon the pledge
hc has been drawn ap and signed BY many members
characerzes it prOscriptfce declaration and pledge.
A man named Michael Stevenson was run
in New York, the evening of the ed nit by stage 49, in
City Hospital.
Commissioner Ewbank, it is said, has received
ntimaton from the President that his resignation would be
partially in two late decisions made by the Patent Office.
The American brig Jesse, Captain Baker, from
NewYork, arrived at bermuda the 9th. with a man
nmed McAler, of the seamen board in irons for
nuiinous conduct.
The first question from one lady to another i.
Paris at present % My dear! what diamonds have you
zol The rage Tor these Jumps Of light beyond that
The whisky business is increasing in little Del
aware Three thou and barrels of whisky, the NY
Morning star were brought down the Delaware last week,
from Easton 20 Philadelphia.
"Ill go if see fit! :" was the exclamation Of
Mrs. Tweezsr as her husband demurred against her attend
ing bail. IN soif see f'' % Very well, then, you'll
One of the census takers found colored woman
IN Crawford county, Penn nsmed Vine Davis SO years old
who see to pick up needle the dark and in the
time cannot zee across the room
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

Y,
Sunday Evening, February 2. 1851.
Arrived since Friday, per steamers Gen. Lafayette and
VIM Noble lie head of Cattle 3lS Hogs Cows, and 100
Calves,
PRICES: Beef Cattle. 5@s7c y ID net Hogs, 4l49
6 " ID net; Sheep, 80 OOl0s5 90 " head Mich Coans
s25 0O0s75 90 " head; Caioes, So Oo@s9 80 " head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

MEWRYmPer ship WIN Vail $3.50 SKIS salt to G Holt.
THoM hSIONIPer bark Ellott LOCO cks lime to mast r.
GHhREESION-Per scilr Geo T. Gibbs: Rice to order
NEW iORk-Per bark Hypernan: Assorted mdse
lumber to J A Bass. '' iee'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRES.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

AMENICAN THEATRE.
"
Acting and Stage Manager M. FOSTER.
II Second Night of the Re-openng combined
SPALDiNG ROGERS CIRCUS and the Dramatic Corps
THIS EVENING, February B. the performance will
with SCENES in THE CIRCLE by tue full strength of TIE
Equestrian Corps conclude the Equestrian ORA
matte Srectaee Of TlMOUR THE TARTAR-Timour. Mr.. W.
Foster spn Mr. Mskeoni zorda, Mile Due Li,ka WITH
songl MIS- Donovan Selmy, Miss Saines Asb Miss NcCoshy
The entire combined strength panies offering
lion surpassed in this city.
GB- Mr. WALLET, the celebrated Clown
country. is engaged and vii! shortly appear.
P'ctS y admission Dress Circle IS cents; Pit, so
Gallery, 25 cents.
sR Doors open at half past g. Curtain will rise att fes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

Mote the First municipality ties mated following
table by NIP, the Nos commence at the Rairoad
the Second t the Nos above
No being Flatboat Landing the Third fm3
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL far back as 1913,
there left Great Britain and returned to it for that
year 1434 vessels, OF an aggregate tonnage of
54S,974 tons, which had steadily increased in 1S49
to 1913, 493 tons But let us look at Great Britain,
France, the Netherlands, and our own country for
the same period In 1889 there went from these
countries 2453 vessels-9SS $50 tons. In 1S40
2532 vessels, 1000, 99j tons. In 1871 1896 YES
sels-l 203, 1862 tons; which has increased in'abcut
the same ratio till in 1919, when the number OF
vessels reached 1905, with tonnage of so, 643
and which will rapidly increase. [Oreanian.
BRIrIsH EXPENSES. = The public debt is
ES00,O00, 900; in dollars, four thousand million S.
Interest, f2s,000,000, or one hundred and forty
millions. The cost of the Army and Navy is
f15,50O000, or seventy-seven millions of dollars.
The Civil list is 6,500,000, or thirty-two mil
lions of dollars. Mr.. Golden.
Total value of property, .f3,679 500, 900, or one
hundred and eighty-three thousand, three hsndred
and forty millions, five hundred thousand
dolars-being larger than the mind can
comprehend. The yearly revenue, Gj03, S23, 0j9
or S25, 19l, 1852 29j.
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II ISSOLUTION-lnc consequence of the death
~ of Mr. John Durbdee. the partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of JOHN nURBR!nGE 8 co. ceased
on the LIST inst. WILLIAM DURBRIDGE,
Executor of John Durbridge deceased
II The business viii hereafter be conducted by William
Dufbndge. Orleans. Jan. 10, 1851. jal3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

IHE CoLoRADo.-ln the Texas State GaZet e.,
published in Austin, we find an interesting descrp
ton Of the Valley of the Colorado:
There IS perhaps, portion Of State more rapidly
developing its than the Valley Of the Colorado
certainly whose capabilities less crcumscrbed or
varied. There department of agricultural employ
sued The rich soil and aubops climate of upper portion
OF TINS valley have within the attracted
nux Of population and industry the Influence OF which has
oesn lett IN the Increased prosperity OF people,
ne improved and flourish condition of country. Ia
iSso Austin and the surrounding country but
TONS there very security for life
property Only from that period date the
ent Of any thing like real AMI permanent prosperity, and
that time perhaps portion OF world has attained high
adegee OF prosperity without solitary
cla ura facility the only of transportation
and Tor than half the roads almost mpaslbe
Were The condition Of things otherwise, what might
reasonably hope to realize?
g The mind of mao, however sangune is prepared 10
believe how wonderful the eft ct this country be
oil regular steamboat communication with the Cult. Its
yet mperiocy developed its other only known
be abundant and would all be brought into imne-
date and profitable employment reliable acte,
created 10 render labor profitable and the investment
capital sale 10 take with another, candid
opinon at there better cotton country the gohe
than this. The high price which hi. product
mands and the safe assumption that materially
decin, from the fact that there only belt round
the earth In which be prodnled render country
fertile aubors and situated thss second to
cultural wealth and Importance cheap and
venent transportation can be had for produce; but
without facilities except the and expensive
we poverty stricken in the midst OF element OF
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u. I'll. Gather,
AGENT FOR Miss M, POULTNEY,
jal3 I'm OFFICE 81 CAMP STREET,


THE subscribers are Agents for for the sale of
l. A. McSEELEY's sup rior BELLS, and have On
constantly on hand complete assortment of sizes.
from 81 to lU00ib and pre- lafed TO receive orders
for Church Bells of large size and which they -
rant to be equal i not superior to those of any
other maker in the United States.
An experience of than twenty-five years has given
this manufacturer opportunity Of ohang the best form
Bells and the Of mixing the metals the degree
OF heat requisite for securing the sody and strength
and the richest and melodious For these superior
qualities of his Bells the highest premiums the Fairs
the American Institute and The NewY9yk state Fairs, have
Trinity Church, New York City, at his Foundr
parment in New York and Brooklyn.
The chime of four Bels for the Cathedral of ST. Louis
this city, furnished by us from this Foundry.
They hung with all the modern Improvements for pro.
curing full and prolonged sound.
s Persons wanting Bells of superior tone for Churches
Plantations, STEAMBOATS,, invited call and
our stock. STARK, DAY Il STAUFFER,
ja28 2wd&W Canal and Magazine
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Crescent 2ssst ano 0sb apa ting @fsss,
N K w ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING.. FEnRurARy =. ,ssr.

The New ORLEANS MAILs.-We take the fol-
lowing from the New York Commercial Advertiser
of the 22d ultimo a.
There are no less than five mails due to-day
from New Orleans. Our papers from that city are
only to the 9th instant, and for time past this
mail has arrived on an average Of about three times
week. Those merchants at the South who
intended forwarding letters by the Pacific, which
sailed to-day for Liverpool, will be disappointed"
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The working classes of Great Britain are about
100000 out of Is 900 900. The estimated power
Of the machinery is six hundred millions. Mr..
Mathews speech.
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Arrived.


Brit ship WIN Vail Wishart. a days from Newrey Ireland
BARK HypeFan Perkins. 20 days from New York. to- Ash
Bark GE.mpus. Dyer 20 days from Boston, Fosdck &co
Bark Elliott. Dyer 20 days from Thomaston, sster2 m
master-2d my.
Brig Mechanic Lawrence 81 days from San Juan de Mica
, ragua, In ballast, 10 master-1st my.
Schr Geo Gibbs Gibbs days from Charleston 10 John
Catchett-2d my.
scr Sarah & Elizabeth. Webb. days from Pensacola to
maser-Bahn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara
Gen Lafayette, Bentley, from Louisville
Gen Taylor. Trinidad from DOnaldsOnvile
Gen Worth, Biggs, from YazoO City
Hunsai IN, Nea from Cincinnati.
Huntsville Pe. from Tennessee River
Paris Grunlee, from Pttsburg.
Bay STATE Collier, from Cincinnati.
Europa, Pierce, from Cincinnati.
Echo, Withenbury. from Jefferson (Texas)
Montgomery, Estes. from Princeton.
- Magnolia. ThOmasson, from Vcksbnrg.
Sarah Gordon Gordon, from Opelousas
Storm, Hopkins, from Camden.
Sarah, Wallace, from Yazoo River.
hide Harold Scott, from Cincinnati.
WIN Noble, Newconb, from Cincinnati
Towboat Anglo American Porter. from the Passestowed
down and TO the 18th ut ships Falcon and Miscon
gus-brought up ship VIM Val and brig Mechonic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03

From OREGoN.-The steamer California had
arrived at San Francisco from Astoria, and brought
files Of the Oregon Spectator to the 2lst Novem-
Der, and the Western Star, published at Mwau-
kie, Oregon, Of the same date. The Star, of Mil
waukie, says that the place is only one year old,
and already has population of five hundred nhab-
itants, with fair prospect Of rapid increase.
There is good school house, st-office and
good variety OF stores, with two saw-ms and
gristmlll Also, a steamboat running between
Oregon city and Pacific city.
Immigrants in The Mountains-From some of
the immigra who have just arrived, we learn that
there some fifty wagons and teams in the
mountains. We regret very much that during the
snow storm of last week large number Of cattle
belonging to the teams persisted.
The snow fell to the depth Of ten inches, which
so completely covered up the little grass there was
and together with the fatigue incident to travelling,
proved too much for the weak condition of the
stock, and many of them sank down, never more
to rise to the bidding smack OF the well applied
thong OF the hardy and way-worn traveller
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-03
SHERMAN'S
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