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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05

THE Bay St. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
18th June Liberal assangemsnts will be made -
with families who with 10 take Boasd fos the seasoA.
Letsen addressed 70 ths undenignsd. will receive
prompt altepti0n. G. LEW1S,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05

Negroes at The Crystal Pdldce.-The notorious
William and Ellen Graft, and w. w. Brown, are
honored visitors at the Crystal Palace. These ne
grOes, it appears, were much courted and caressed
by the Duchess Of Sutherland and other dis,in.
gushed persons, some of whom paraded the aises
arm-in-arm with them. Brown was honored with
the arm of an aristocratic and beautiful young
lady, who took ices and other refreshments with
him upon terms of the most perfect equality"
The males of the party who paironised the run
away slaves, took OCCASION it seems, to insult the
Americans present, in a manner that stamps them
as blackguards and dastards in grain, whatever
they may be by rank and position.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05

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May Queen .....BN
r. ii. Palmer ). Urn
Venus. .nl2
Water Which,. LPT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST $
Hoard Of HeAlth.
List Of Lstermsnfs shs City af Nsn Orses"sJ" ~
WAX endin1 AMRrst 4 1851.

List Of Isterms.ts IN tie City @ ksp 0stssSsJ e' ~
Week ending .dssxst .. Isti.
Apomis, 1, ApopIsxy, .; Aneunsms BRAN, Cea'
ses.ion Of q; Chess, II do. lahasns npsca
s. CoIioa, Convuaeus Q Dssaig. =; pyssdtsfy. 3;
Deutition, .; Dsownsd u Espss.ns .pisp.ys "a
,sr.is Fsvev Cosssa1ivs. 81 do. Typbpid - Fa.
nici,u, do Unosstan do. Typhusl do. Maignants
/: G .s,ro Eassss. Hopping Coash. Hspatitis.
Heart dse.ss Of IL Impsse. Insasisy. ln6smns.
ton i; Msnias- Pou. Msnnssis. Puespersl ON.
vusons, 1: Pnsamona. L scaslatna. 1; Still Bom Q;
Gun struck, Tstanus. 1; Trknus. 81 Urinary Dieass,
1; Unosstain. I. Total, IS.
or these 70 under 10 ysa Of age and Is oolored
A. HEsrsa. Secretary
List q" IntermsRts In tho City If Lafavette, for the
Week end ng .dnSxst .. 1851.
Birth Premature. 1; Cholera Coavulsions, Con-
sumption, Vi En'ertis. Dyssnsy, 81 Dfopsy Fever,
Remtsnt. q: do. Malignant RsHittsnt, Infsamaton.
!; Jaundice. Old Age. spams. 1; Trsnus Nsscsnt.
!. Total, 49,
Ofthess 8 were under 10 yean Of age. and eolossd
A. HssrBR. eecretaSy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05
THE WATERING PLACES,
PASS CHRIsT7A1 aOTGTsT

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BE eouuties e6slbs, slualaae, Iausn,
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
IMPORTANT FROM NORTHERN MEN

IMPORTANT FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.
Dispatches dated at New Orleans on the list inst
state that late adyces have been received in that CITY
from the Rio Grande, which represent that Oh the
23d ut. an attack was made on Matamoras by the
insurgents under Carvaal, amounting to about 500
men, composed chiefly of Texans; but they were re-
used by the Mexcans, on all sides, and were at as1
forced to fall back. Carvaja it is stated was hourly
expecting relntorcements from Camargo, whilst Gen.
Ayalos, the Mexican commander, also momently ex-
pected the arrival of the steamer Neptune, with
large body of Mexican troops destined to reinforce
his division.
The whole instruction represented to be nothing
less than supendous smuggling movement.
The famous Indian Chief, Wild Cat, ia said to have
joined the Government forces, instead of the tnsur-
gents, as before reported.
The Tampico Deiensor of the Sth ultimo notices a
rumor to the effect that the Mexican government hav-
ing been convinced of the critical position of the Rio
Grande frontier, had instructed General Avalos to
withdraw the prohibitions commerce aad lower the
dur'es.
The Indians committing great depredatioDs in
the neignhorhood OF Ell Paso
General Smith was using every exsrtion to prevent
the American expedition in support of the revolution
lists from crossing the Rio Grande. He was also ems
gagged in planning complete change in the system of
frontier operations against the Indians.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
KOSSITTH

The N ewark Daily Advertiser of Friday publishes q
letter dated Marseles which states that Kossuth was
much excited at the Project of the city allowing him
to land only on condition that no demonstration should
be made. The letter also states that Kossuh has ad.
dressed rather abusive letter the American Con.
sui at Marseilles, in which he denounces the Consul
and Captain Long OF the trgate Mississippi saying that
he would leave the ship the first port ehe stopped,
and that he would proceed by private conveyance
10 the United States The writer of the letter to the
Advertiser thinks there Just chause for such con.
duct the part Of Kessuth and doubtsif he ever in.
ended visiting America
The New York Herald of Saturday says tina t
dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart.
ment from Com. Morgan, which render it doubtful
whether Kossuth will visit America. 1t is said that
kossuh makes secret OF his intention to raise funds
IN England aad france, for the purpose of attacking
OF this intention constituted the reason for which the
French authorities refused to allow him to land
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS NAILS.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL. OF THE CHEROKEE.


New YoRK, Nov. 1-6P M.
The steamer Cherokee has arrived with California
dates to October Isl. She brings very large number
of passengers and S2,200,000 10 gold.
The general news from California ia unimportant-
The counry remains quiet, and crime is seldom
heard of that feeling of security pervades the
community.
80 Trade comparatively sdul, yet the miners were
never doing better
The fall trade was looked forward to with conf
dence. The value of real estate improving and
although money was little tight, the country bears
generally prosperous aspect. The amount of real
and personal properlys possessed by the city of Sa
Francisco is Sl7645000
The steamer Oregon from San Francisco for Pana-
ma, took So 900 10 gold on her manifest.
terrible riot had occurred at Chagres between the
natives and some returned Californians. Many per-
sons are SAID to have been killed. including some 30
or40 natives aud number OF the Calitornans. The
messenger of Messrs Adams u Co, with all their I'M
portan dispatches, was left behind and was feared
that he had been killed by the natives
Z The last trip by the Nicaragua route had occasioned
great rejoicing al San Francisco, Messrs. Gregory &
Co having delivered their dispatches in 81 dsys from
New York This route is now fully opened, and
MEETS with general favor
The election returns show majority for all the
candidates on the democratic ticket, averaging from
one thousand to FIVE thousand. BigIeris elected gov
ernor by about fifteen hundred majority. Both of the
democratic candidates are elected to Congress, and
all the State TICKET elected by from five thou
sand majority. The Legislature is strongly democra-
tic. The whole vote Of the State is fortyfve thou
sand. Purdy tdemocraD is elected lieutenant COVER
nor. The State comptroller (1arshalD was 10 leave
Tor Washington on the 4th of October.
The Oregon papers give accounts of attacks of In
dams emgrants
The Cherokee brings a very large mail. The &C.
counts from the whaling feet are more disas-
trous than previously reported. Fifteen vessels were
lost. II
The dates from Oregon are to September % There
was much difficulty regarding ths location of The cap
ital Miners have returned from Oregon with twenty
thousand dollars's worth of gold dust
Nothing else important.
The Vigilance Committee at San Francisco were
endeavo1ing to prevent the immigration of convicts
Accounts from the Southern mines very promis-
lag On the TouIomne, operations have been carried
with great deal Of spirit, The miners at lib
botts' Hill have also done we'll
large quantity OF goods are still offered at auc-
ton at San ransico, and holders show great anxiety
to realize. Thirty days paper is at 10 per cent.
discount.
Business at Stockton is unchanged.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
ESCAPE OF A FUGITTVE-MORE EXCITE.
MENT AT SYRACUSE, &c.

SYRACUSE, IN. 7. Oct. st.
A tugive slave, the wife of free coored man
residing in this city, yesterday received warning that
the u. S. Marshal had warrant Tor her arrest when
sho Imnedia tey fled towards Canada 1t has caused
great excitement among the colored population and
fugitive slave law large pIacard has been posted
on the principal OF the streets, warning all
iugltves to be on the look out for kidnappers The
Marshal has issued orders to have them removed:
The grand jury have indicted James Lear of Mis-.
souri,, and Marshal Allen, for attempting 10 kidpap
the slave Jenny, who was forcibly rescued from the
possession of the Marshal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
FUGITIVE SLAVEREMANDED.

- HARRIsBURG, Nov. l.
The u S. Deputy Marshal arrested Henry, the sa We
OF Or. Duy%ll of Prince Georges county, Md, in Co.
Iumhia last nigh t, and brought him here Tor e1amina
ton before Commissioner McAliser. The proceedings
were summary, and after the examination of two
witnesses who identified the party, the slave was re.
maLded 10 his owner, and driven off in close
carriage; no disposition was manifested to violate the
aw, nor was any excitement produced
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BIZ DAVENPORT, ALLEN " co.
GROCERIES. NC, All NUCTION--On
"a THURSDAY, 9th ins at 10 o'clock, at our
auction store, we will sell assortment of Groce-
ries, viz:
Porto Rico Sugars
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
Cuba Molasses
Soap and Candles. Lamp Oil
Coffee and Crushed Sugar
Sole Leather, Cheese
Green and black Teas Brandy
N. E. Rum Lard
FRESH FRUITS
ALSO-250 boxes Malaga Raisins
200 half boxes do do
400 or. boxes do do
10 trails Dates
100 boxes Figs
20 do Havana Sugars
LlEiRMss-Under 500, cash; 800 and over months
credit Tor approved paper.
FHVRUST ALE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
A executed by Pemberton Lipscomb, bearing date
the 2oth OF Sept, $780, and of record in the Clerks
once OF the Court OF Hustings for The city of Rich
mond, shall, as trustee under said deed expose to sale
on the 9th day OF November, 1851. at o'clock p. M.
on the premises, house and lot on Jackson street
fronting on jackson street thirty feet and running back
one hundred and fifty feet an alley and now oecunied
by K. D. Grantland. The title 10 SAID property be-
lleve to be good, but acting trustee shall convey
with usual special warranty.
BIZ DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
E1ROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
~ DAY, the 18th November commencing at 10 o.
clock we WI SELL at auction STORE general as.
sor5ment OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part Of
% hhds Louisiana Sugar, fair to choice quality
$50 sides Leather, good and damaged
rs packages loatand crushed Sugar
so hhds, tierces and bbls Molasses
IS packages Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Hi2O boxes brown and pale Soap
100 do Sperm and Adsmantine Candies
Brandy. Gin, Madeira and Tenerfe Wines
Mustard, &c &c
=. TERNs-under 500, cash. ouer 500, months Gre
dit tor approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co,
oc oo Aucts.
MOTICE.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
~ 9Th day OF November next at the office situated
on Main street, lately occupied by DR.. Thomas John
son. all the effects of said office, consisting OF office
Furniture, Books Medicines, &c &C. levied as the pro
Perty OF said Johnson to satisfy in favor of VIM
Palmer.
16oc 81 JOHN GODDIN, H. C. CIR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

Hon. Andrew Stevenson, of Va, delivered an adj
dress at the Pennsylvania Agricultural Fair, in Har
risburg on the 3st ut. in which he referred to apr.
culture as the basis OF national wealth. and urged upon
the farmers Pennsy and Virginia the necessity
OF introducing more skill and science into the cuItiva
ton OF the soil. His speech abounded in many CLASH
cal illusions, and received great applau'e
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03
SERIOUS CASE OF sTABBING.

SANDUsKY, OHIO, Oct. 80.
A serious attray occurred this afternoon about o.
clock, al the Exchange Hotel. between Captain Aon,
20 ID. Ladd and T. Cook. Alter some high words
Cook went out and procured knife and on his return
stabbed Ladd in the side below the ribs 1t said that
the wound will prove mortal. Cook has been COW :
mtted for examination
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-03

=, -. 71V1N IV1KIs -, NOV mI, T.
depressed with moderate business doing. The sales
$500 bbs at Ss3 rs for common to straight Satet
and "a 064 l5i for pure Genessee Southern
l24 25 for common and good brands
GRAIN-Wheat is heavy for the common descrip-
lions, but firm for prime Sales of 5000 bushels
White Michigan were made at 9Sc and 1900 do led
Ohio at about S3c The Corn market continues firm
with sales ct 10000 bushels at Sc 57s for Western
mixed and Ole. for round Yellow.