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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

STANDARD WORKS.
e-pS- For sale by
ThOS. IL. White,
No. SO CANAL STREET.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT.
TON.
SPARKS LIFE OF WASHISGTON-l2 vols.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA-14 vols
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS-5 vols. folio
PRESCOTT'S WORKS, compete-nCuding Ferdinand
and Isabella Mexico and Peru.
DETOCQUEVILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA
MADAM D'ARBLAY'S LErTERS-in2 vols.
DICKENS COMPLETE WORKS.
LAYARD'S NINEVEH-2 vols.
SCHWARTZ'S DESCRIPTION OF PALESTINE
NOBLE DEEDS OF WOMAN; or, Examples OF Female
Courage and Virtue-by Elizabeth Stoiling. " Noble
examples excite us noble deeds
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR.
THE EAST: Ske ches of Travel in Egypt and the Holy
Landry Spence.
RUSSELL'S MODERN EUROPE-3 vols.
ALfSON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE.
HaZLETT'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON-i vols
SIR WALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS.
BOLINGBROKE'S WORKS, completes vols.
QUEENS OF ENGLAND-l2 vols.
MACAULAY'S TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE.
MRS. SHERWOOD'S COMPLETE WORKS.
ALISON's EUROPE-4 vols.
| MARsHALL's LIFE OF WASHINGTON. ETC.. etc
1 A On
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The freight on these cargoes is about $4,000,
and this the business of one port in one month
This sudden influx is easily accounted for. For
merly, the Northman had only the carrying trade
between the Brazilian and Norwegian ports. He
carried load OF lumber to Rio, and returned with
so much of load as his lumber yielded in coffee
His profit was on his outward cargo But now he
is Of return freight to the United States,
and then of another to Europe; consequently he
sells his lumber in Rio at such prices, that the
American merchant cannot compete with him,
Thus reciprocity Injuries the American ship owner
and lumberer.
But even England, from the same causes, is
driving shipping from the home business
Here is table showing the direct trade between
| the United States and Great Britain. Here stand,
out another new and very important fact; England
has been gaming upon in the direct trade, unit
she has actually arrived at that point sehem he,
tonnage entering oar ports ia a year exceeds on,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSIDERATION OF JEWISH SYNAGOGUE The Hebrew
Synagogue in Rampant street, yesterday consecated by
the Rev. Mr. Gothem and the ceremonies of the most
Interesting and imposing character. An eloquent sermon
in English, was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. G.
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W. s indebted 10 the Bueus Vista for late river papers

GENERAL Tom THuMB,-This distinku little indi
viua among us again, and will hold his levees at tn
Annoy Hail. Camp street. afternoon and evening
for one week only commencing Monday the 10Th nstau
There no danger Of the General having large audience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

SwANz ns- The weekly m-eli Of this DtsiIon viii
SYzANz be held on SATURDAY EVENING ext In cOG'e
2SS qusHCe Of their beag public Temperance meeting bel
the Second Municipality Hall, THUR 7DAY EVENING. III
6h inst mhh I B. TnML.lNSnN. ". z.
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U. $. CIRCUIT CoURT-The Case Of Gen. Henderson
Gen. Henderson yesterday commenced his argument lie
will conclude to-day, when District Attorney Hunon will
reply and the case will then again be submitted to Jury
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr-.4. q. POuerS VS. John l..
Leois and Hliam FiOrence.On the application OF the
defendants this came up yesterday for new trial.
On former occasion Jury awarded verdict of 1850 for the
plaintiff The action is brought to recover the sum OF sO0
the value OF full length portrait of Cen Taylor and his
horse, Od Whitley, and $500 damages, under the follow
ing circumstances The painting which executed by the
plaintiff who ia artist, seized in SUIT brought by
florence against NJ me Aalne Brooks and husband. aud
sold by the Sheriff their property. The plaintiff alleges
that the painting belongs HIN, and only left in the
apartments of NJ me Brooks for exhibition and that the de
PENDANTS in sezng and selling the have acted tres
passsrs The painting, which is fine one was pro
duced in the trial of the however, was post
poned.
ing different courts for last four years, and
for trial again yesterday the Fifth District ourt-Barkar
Frost and Gather for plaintiff and Winthrop for defendant
In 1915 Capt York deprived of the command of the
British bark Aldabaron, by Il. B. NJ. Consul, William
Mure ESQ., by and with the consent of Mr. Chiffon, the
agent of the The of the British Consul,
complaint of Capt York. by his counsel jacob Barker to
the British Government, confirmed and approved Of
The action obtain damages for Chtons partic
in the premises The has been twice before the
supreme Court and has been sent back bills OF exception
taken evidence 1t is trial for the third time be.
| fore a jury H. will probably be concluded to-day.
RECORDER Ca. DwRLL's CoURT.-Ten individuals
were yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell for
examination the charge OF stealing different articles from
the fire in Banks Arcade. They caught walking of
with all of articles in their possession They all
sent before tho First District Court for trial.
James Barnes and Allen q. Davis arrested in TchOup
touss street, having their possession baskets,
candestcks, which they offering for sale, and
which it was presumed they had stolen. Barnes dis
charged and Davis before the First District Cour
| for trial on a charge OF larceny
| Richard Noand, John Brown and John O'Brlen, Wen
examined on charge of knocking down Patrick Jamson
III Grod street, and rebbing him The accused a
| sent before the First District Court for trial.
James Shean examined the charge of having, o
the 18th of February last assaulted Catherine Velton
Magazine street, stealing her gold chain and rings
attempting steal her watch The accused befoI
the First District Coart for trial.
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no The sale ENGLISH BOOKS at 81 Chartres street, by
VIM. sYER CO. will lie continued THIS MORNING, from II
o'clock, M until O'Clock, p NJ To o'clock
and continue until The entire catalogue is closed.
mh6 WILLIAM MURE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

The receptions at the President shouse have been
discontinued in consequence Of the death of Mrs
Powers, at Sandusky City, Ohio Mrs Powers
was sister Of the wife Of President Fillmore.
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Thompson ~ .SicOss,
Clothing Establish mt mt |,
NJ AIN .rI .I,r

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewet's Exchange,
n- Have received per Falcon. additional supple,
SUPERIOR READYMADE CLOTHING, manufactured
grossly for the Retail Trade, in tn, styles The
stock, in part, consists
oyERCoATS-of eolorei Cloths aud Cnssineres,
CLOAkS-Ut black French Cloths, 4 I and full circle
DRESS COATS--o black French Cloth
FROCK COATS-Of black and colored French Cloths
PATIO FRO -kS-Of couTe4 E oths aut druh and utItd
tssfmsrss,
BUSINESS COATs-Of co!Orei Cloths and irab and mixed
Cassimeres
PANTALoONsOf black aud fcy co.ored Doelku Caasi
styles
vEsTsof black Satin, SILK, Cashmere and Bomtarne En-
lroided Cashmere; Fancy Silk
and Sareesi white NsrsetIes
SHlBTSOf Linen aud Cotton todesplah and embroidered
HUSlERY-Of SIX, Cashmere, Merino aud Cotton.
tfl4DVES-Jouvn's KID, white, straw, BACK and coorsd
CRANAFS-B1 AID fancy silk, Of he richest styles.
20 KEITH DkFS-Sk nut white MD bOTiersi Cambria.
MORNING GpWSS-C ashmrrr MOI de gue Cotton.
Susperser, Stocks shoulder Braces. ell 2P
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

A lawyer of Cincinnati was recently called upon
to defend a burglar. and he appeared before the
Mayor. When the case called, the legal gen
tleman. to his great surprise, learned that the cub
prit was charged with entering store belonging to
him, (the lawyer) He refused to defend the case
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

The AsSIvERsARy.-After the procession broke up on
the h. Fire Company No. q marched down TO the White
Hail. in St Louis street, where they treated TO aspen
did collation. by Alderman Clarke Of the First Municipality
a member of the company. The affair very pleasant
all who participated in it, and regret that were
unable 10 be present.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr,-This court was occupied yes
eray in the trial of civil The criminal docket WI
not be tai up until Monday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

RECORDER GENoIs' CoURr.-A careful examination of
the records of this Court yesterday, failed elicit single
of pubic importance Several charges made but
no case was sent before the First District Court.
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ny Crystal Fount Division No. 4.

IL Formerly OF the Washington Bar will practice his Protest.
d New Orleans.
NJ Office No ll2 Common street, up mh5 St Cd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

ETSE tF- HOWARD LODGE No. IA Regular
Meeting Of this Lodge vii be held THIS EE ENlNG
7s4ASS< Thursday, the Grand Lodge Hal Mt o'clock.
attendance is requested, By order Of the O.
NH p MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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Correspondence.

New ORLEANs. March 5, 1851.
To Dan Rice. Esq
Dear Sr The Undersigned fully appeciatng the
beray evnced by you all and uumnlu Of the
Ben.f,s you conferred think h present
appropriate for rendering you COMPLIMENTARY
BENEFIT prior your departure from the city, You will obge
nv seIscLi.. No YnuIsaf.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06
fYsT n STEAMBOAT ~ n
.i=sasSIsRE DEPA RES. r.

February, Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination.
Thurs NANlOPE, Castillo, 70 o'clock .8takapeR
" CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, o'cloek......... .hobi.
" e SALUDA, Page, 4 o'clock fdzoo River
" ID. b. MOSBY. ReTcheva. ~ O'Clock. huakdpas
" BELvlDERE, Lodwck, u O'Clock Rad Rips-
COLUMBUS Post, o'clock ..-..--...-.---.a Lotns
" FANNY SMITH, Richards, o'clock Louisville
fndy BELLE CREOLE, White, etsb"s
FLORIDA Gibsrson, DO clock. hobtts
" PATRICK HENRY Landry, S o'clock Baton Rouge
" MARY FOLEY, Dalieres, S O'Clock Latotrths
GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad. o'clock DoncidsonUiHt
- ANNA, johnson. 10 O'Clock. Bayou Macon
HECLA Kay, O'Clock dsrGnayia
MONROE, Gwsrney o'ciech. ............-..ra sod
satur e. OREGON, Hern, O'Clock hobs
EATCHEZ NO, 2 Leath.rs, o'clock. Hard Tluss
E. d. WHITE, Brady O'Clock Hi1iat1sgorl
MUSIC, strsck. O'Clock. ..LqJourchs
boswell, j. r. Laro.e, 10 O'Clock Baizt
ST. JAMES, Power, o'clock Latourehs
TEXAS, Claiborne, 10 o'clock. Fort TouDnssnd
DOVE, Box o'clock. Arkansas River
Aond TO- MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock.
Tues H. PRINCESS NO. g. Holmes. o'clock ....Pieksb.ug
u.c,rain OR ENTAL Parkinson, o'clock .Pi,sbg
BosToNA, Price, o'clock Louisrs
GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, O'Clock. .LouispiHs
4. P. MEAL, Booker, o'clock hsnphu
GEN WORTH jerks, 5 o'clock. -...........h S'rhs
BUENA VISTA. Lamothe, d O'Clock ST. Louis
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers u O'Clock st Lous
PACIFIC, Fthsn, O'Clock. .-..,...--..St' Loui'
IOWA, Garter, O'Clock Louis
| sULTANA Cable o'clock. -........... 81. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, o'clock -......-..St Louie
l " MICHIGAN, Irwin. o'clock -NdShplHt
| " ." HUNGARlAN Warman. C incinneI'
| 6. W. KENDALL, Norton u o'clock Ctpsi'ndil
AMERICA, Johnson, O'Clock Nash'4e
IROQuOS, Lee, O'Clock. NGshp
ALAMO, Reed, O'Clock. .ouaeha Rive
BRIDE, Amslen O'Clock. Rcd River
MOBILE, Frost O'Clock Mohtts
| " J. MoRRlsETr Fn.reu. O'Clock. ...-H Humpko
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SHIRTS. sHIRTs.. sHIRTs!H

~" We have Just received per shps William and Bay
State a large assortment OF SI1PERFlSE SHIRTS, con
ssting OF all sizes and styles of Linen and Cotton
NORRIS \ WAY Y Camp street,
ia2l 2ntC Garner tommon iin,ler He,y ett's Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

Madame Anna Bishop !. aapc-r,yins in Ral,i
.aases
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U. $. CIRCUIT CoURT-7he Case Of Gen. Henderson
Sen. Henderson yesterday commenced his argument. lie
will conclude to-day, when District Attorney Hunon vii
reply and the case will then again be submitted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

~ The subzriber t and carefully selected
stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES, FRENCH aud ENGLlsH CHEM
ICAS, which offered Paner5 Physicians and others
At fair prices. JAMES $. SHAW, DrusgtT,
fes lm2ln Nerarh ah Cnrner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

~HA-, tR- meeting of this Lodge will b. FRIDAY
~ EVENING, the 7th the pc O'Clock,
W. By order. mh6 T.. N. Ian IL, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

LARGE RoBBERY-About half past six O'Clock on Tues
day evening" Pocahontas lying in the Second
Municipality, entered while the passengers at
per- broken ope and robbed of sl2 900 in gold
coin, and 500 in gold dust The money charge OF
passenger named Henry Jones' Nc sue to the robbers has
been obtained.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

FIRE.-A fire broke about halfpsst O'Clock yester
day morning, in Common street, in the block between St
adeine and Gavsz Streets and before the flames could b'
got under, small frame dwellings burned The
of water greatly retarded the exerons of the remen
large number of families lost all their furniture, and wer'
Iafth ,,ao
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Fifth District Court of New Orleans.
FRIrAY, February T. 1851.
Present, the Honorable A. M BUCHANAN, Judg,
James X. Shields, Guardian, vs. Thomas o. Menu
Tutor Of 7HOs. p Moore, Il Minor. No. 4fSI

a
TT appears to the Court that Samuel Lake departed
this life many years aEo, leaving estate which descended
his children MARY Jane Harrle NJ, Samue William
and Henry Lake; thai Harriet NJ Samuel and w liam h.
departed this life that the minor, Thomas P Mooe, the
only child of said Harriet NJ has received in Louisiana
from bis mother and his uncles all of which from his
grandfather samuel Lake The guardian, appointed by the
Probate Court of New Albany Indians the domim of the
minor having asked to be put IN OF the adj
his ward the Court considering the provisions of
the Legislature, approved LIST April, 1913,
II IS ordered, That advertisement be made IN
papers published this city, for thirty days the
prescribed by law for the rendering OF b.
and administrators OF the proposed withdrawal OF the
funds OF said estate OF SAID minor
And all persons having claims against the succession aore
SAID warned thense file their claims
Court within thirty days from the first advertisement "a
aforesaid, their claims will he barred.
Extract from the minutes.
fsIl I,RBJ Clerk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06

SiIES: SILKS:
NJ We have sale lot of
Rich BROCADEs;
CHENES; |
ARMURES;
LEVANTINES;
GLACES;
White SATINES;
ateuess of the seao will from this
date offer at BARGAINS.
p. a. E. REILLY g. CO.
mh4 iw 9ip OF Canal and Royal streets.
ATTENTION, LADIES'!
u Try JONES' LILY WHITE, If you ID look fair,
Wit lis erful qua Titles can compare;
II oeauty inn roves makes the hectic Look fine,
The sallow look white and the white look sublime.
To be had at the Depot where all thing pure
Isl CHARITIES street, then you sure. mh3 ot 2dp
BEAUTIFUL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH.
n1- sHERMANs oRRIs TOOTH PASTE, warranted the best
denurlce III the world and Tree from all ieerous substances hard
the whiteus the aching Re
commended by the most distinguished Dentists and all who have
USED it,
Prepared and sold by A. Sherman NJ d. LOG Nassau New
York Sold also ia New Orleans by WRIGHT co. No. Isl
Charities street mh3 6y2ip
SUNBURN, FRECKLES, TAN,
AND OTHER SKIN DISEASES.
~ Are removed FROM the skin the admirable manner
The JONES' Italian Chemical Soap; like
chnrm for it makes the most
YELLOW DARK and SWARTHY SKIN
pure transparent and white out the public have been
norumS, they believe article how.
excellent may BEL Such TO give this article
| trial, and II they afflicted with
Salt Rheum or Erysipelas,
they will find physicians York know certain
1t is sold in New York only 400 Broadway.
-" Sold by J. WRIGHT co.
| mh3 st 2dp l5l Charities street, New Orleans.
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,ok to yourself in time: it is easier to avert,
babt.
The southern press., 1851-06-25

A political meeting was held at Linden on
the I'd inst, of which o. H. Prince, esq, was
chairman, and J. A. Young, esq, secretary.
VIM. NJ. Brooks, esq, offered a series Of reso-
buttons in favor of a convention to be held at
Montgomery on the first Monday Of July, to
nominate a candidate for governor One of the
three resolutions (which were unanimously
adopted,) is as follows:
Resolred, That the Democrats, and all others
who are opposed to the so-csled adjustment -
all who condemn the principles upon which it is
based, and deprecate the consequence to which
it leads, are earnestly invited to unite with us in
said convention.
The following was then passed unanimously:
RESOLVED, That we recognize the right OF Sc
cession in the States of this Union.
A resolution was also adopted Hedging the
meeting to a warm support Of Judge Bragg for
Congress.
After resolution nominating Mr.. Brooks for
State senator, the meeting adjourned. Mr..
Brooks asked week to consider whether he
would accept the nomination.
The southern press., 1851-06-25

At a convention Of the Democrats Of Ar
kansas county, Ark, April 2S, 1851, the follow
ing resolution was adopted
q Resolred, AS an expedient measure, we be-
eve it TO bs right for the Southern States to Sc
-peaceably if possible, forcibly if necessary
land to form Southern confederacy, TO insti-
tute a new government laying It's foundation on
such principles and organizing its powers in such
a form as to them shall seem most likely to ef-
feet their safety and happiness, and to that end
we recommend that the convention take into
consideration the means that We should use to
protect our honor and property"
At meeting of the people of Scriven county,
Georgia, held at Station No. 6, Central railroad
on the fourth Monday of May, after selecting
candidates for the State legislature, the follow
ing resolution, offered by ]. b. Hayne, was
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That in the event South Carolina
secedes from the union of the North, and that
the government of the majority should try to in
timidate her from her just right to do so, We, the
members composing this meeting, do pledge
ourselves in the face of the world to support
her cause if necessary with our rifles to the
death"
The southern press., 1851-06-25

AMERICAN ESERGY.-Nothing can more for
chilly illustrate the indomitable energy and in
exhaustible resources Of mind and action in our
countrymen, thah il contained in some Of the
accounts connected with the late drea 1ful disas-
ter at San Francisco. Among other sufferers
by the confiagration was n matchmaker from
this city, whose shop was in the centre Of the
fire, and who rushed to the rescue of his pro-
perry He filled bis trunk with bis goods, and
escaped TO the street, where he was cut off by
the flames, abandoned his property through dire
necessity, and was dreadfully burned himself
lie was taken to the hospital, where, lying on
his bed, he dictated a letter to his correspond
ents in Boston, ordering goods for bis trade to
tho amount Of $4,000, while appliances were
making TO draw the fire from his scorched skin.
Bankers In San Francisco lent 10 him their credit
and offered to him place Of business and. il
he shall survive, he will be a living example of
the energy and perseverance Of his race.
Another instance was that of gentleman. who
had recently erected and moved into A splen.
did brick store in different quarter of the CITY.
from his lodgings. When the fire broke out he
was very active in assisting those Immediately
in danger, but after the flames had raped for
some time, he went to see how his own store
was likely to stand it. The fire was close upon
bis premises, and he saw at glance that they
could not be saved. Without stopping to see
bis large property consumed he returned to
his residence, and in few hours had completed
the draft OF another and more expensive edifice,
TO be erected on the site ofthe old one. In two
days he had men atwork clearing away the rub.
british and preparing TO put up the new building
with all possible desputch.-B Boston Courier
The southern press., 1851-06-25

A Spanish paper says three thousand women
in Madrid, who are engaged in the manufacture
ofcigars, have struck for higher wages They
formed quite an army of insurgents, and threw
up barricades to impede the municipal guard,
who were sent to bring them 10 order. Finally
they were compelled to return to their labor,
Dot without complaining bitterly, however, Of
the great rejection of wages. The most skill.
ful used to receive eight reals per day, but two
and half reals is the utmost they can make
under the new arrangements.
The southern press., 1851-06-25

W The editor of the Louisville Journal,
and the editor Of the Louisville Democrat, have
lately been engaged each in proving to the other
that his party in the North is united with the
hbolitionists. Both have succeeded. Yet both
contend that the safety of the South depends
on preserving the Union.
The editor Of the Journal will write column
of the coarsest abuse of South Carolina, and de.
nounce her citizens whether for separate OF
combined secession, as traitors-and in the nexi
column accuse the Democratic party Of Ken
tucky-about half the State-as sympathizer,
and co-operators with the Southern traitors.
The editor Of the Journal is evidently one o.
the most distressed patriots Of a militant and de
clining party in the Sonth.