The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19

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Ml1 -, MI: NJ. II..I:'
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Isl
and, New Jersey, etc. These names are national,
but inappropriate to the localities. The corporate
authorities of Mobile will give evidence of their
good taste by testifying their appreciation of the
reflections of the Register the want of both har-
mony and local pride in their names. Bienville,
the founder of Mobile Rosalie, Countess of Pont-
chartrain, once the protectress of the colony of
Louisiana; Marigny, st. Helen--names identified
with the rise and progress Of the city and the col
yny "'su, pe o'nl'ishu'a'eu III t'''S "ay--ha'hes
~. "uu ap "o "''o''"'''' 'oii'
'''N''- WI -"o - o.ue-- u.-e.
Hon. Geo. p Marsh, u. S. Minister at Constan.
tinope, is, with his family, making the tour of
Egypt and Palestine. At the date ofthe last letter
received by their friends, they were in Cairo
New YoRK LraIsLATURE-Mr- Webste,-On
the 9th inst, in the Senate. Mr.. Beekman offered
resolutions expressive of the Leoislature's appro.
baton of Mr.. Webster's longtried fidelity to the
Constitution, and exertions to carry out the Com.
promise measures, and inviting him to visit the
State Capital durino the nresept session. in tho
,a'ie way as ne hau honofeu Tue Sis'ef ''a'es'
'''''u''o"' Ne o'e'' oie o"S' u"ue' 'he
'uies' ---
The New York Block for the Washington Monu-
ment has reached Washington, and been presented
to the Directors by President Fillmore The Re-
public publishes a correspondence between Gov.
hunt and PRESIDENT Fillmore on the subject, which
IL very Deautiiuiiy "orded' governor HUNS let
yer Is hooie tribute 10 Inc Union ana Inc great
washington Inc piock Is Oh marble from 'en's
BINS anu mas scu'p''heu On IL the coat oi arms OF
NeW 1oih' the name OF the stale, and the motto,
r-Aceisior.
ARRIVAL OF MIss1oNARIEs.-Tbe shin Wash
ington Allston, Can't. Richardson. which sailed
from Boston. Julv o. foy Mailman with a I,,os
nunioel o missionaries, arrived at Amherst, mouth
" " 'ne '''o' sa'"en' jan S< Inc ionowihg are
' nanie' e' inc missionaries on ooard' nev. MT
"oe anu "he' D. n Fihtoh, "iie ana TWO
ri'i'eh r. hihcaiu' "iie ana three children; M.
- "he anu chiio' "m' " are ana vile I;
A'.,ns anu VINE L. 'ohh lawson, wile
i' t"o ouiio'en Niis' " l. outer MISS M .
Ni'sS NioDa'h' MASTERS hocien hayden
anu 'ahes IfpP, Two Assamese) and Miss Bar
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MORAL Force VERSUS PRIZE FIGHTING-A
dispatch of the 9Th from Baltimore, says that Col
lector Kane has discharged three custom. house
oftcers-William Jordan, Stephen English, and
another-ior taking part In the recent prizefght in
that vicinity. large number of mechanics in
DISCHARGED for the s.ms o.,s.
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-, uoiNe TO THE FAR WEsr-Major Richard H
"eigh.nan, native oil Washington, left that city
on the 9th, for Santa Fe via St. Louis. Major w
has been appointed by the President of the United
States ono of tho ,osn,s f.. ,lo IL. :; NJ.
and ,,kss bis f,,,;.. ii " AVN
~ y '' iiiiii' re taxes out also
couple OF pruning presses among other things.
AT fort Leavenworth he will meet force of six
hundred troops under Colonel Sumner who goes
T
1.-THE SOBER SECOND THoUGHT."-The Bos
ton Journal sneakino of the cb.noe Of nrbl;o s.n
,;r,, i. r.. - mrl - pNo''' 1'"'
U'hen' III 'os'oii' says L mere are thousands IN
sneecb and nosit;on Of Mr. Webs,er in M,,oh ,.s,
who now reoognize to the fulles, exten tho
of his course. The film of n,s;rd;ce and n,ss;on
has been removed and thew now ,ecnr with shdda,
to the dangers from which tho corn,r, h,s ha.,
delivered
UPPER IN CHERoKEE.-The Cherokee Advo.
cate, published at Tahleouah, Cherokee Nation. q,
d
| Martin Farouhar Turner's "Hvmn tn all Nations !,
| The translation was made bv Rev S,enben Fors
man. Cherokee. and the DESIGN 10 ,o axb;h;. !, .,
| the Worlds Fair
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| BUSINESS IN CALifohNlA-h correspondent
| cisco under date of March 4tb saus.
Business here is growing more and more slack
and the quantity of goods daily arriving and forced
| at auciion Is truly Immense. On Monday last, at
| ETC.. the company, which Yves large, assembled a,
~ CLOCK IN the morning, and did not adjourn till
hio oo',e hve nunufed los OF g1ous We're sold,
charees ahonah ,hs Inv a,S ann;,,on nf h
| goC is were uneYceptionabe. / notice today in
shin Ta, uo '.ise, ,hs Iau,n 5a.aoe, aee see
packages to the different consipnees. IN he sold r.
pay freight and charges, and this is a sample Of
almost every ship load that arrives"
| The government of Worcester, Mass, was or
eanized on Monday The Mayor told the Council
'hat he should abide by the State law of lS43
which forblds State officers from assisting in tn,
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EXTRAORDINARY FLIGHT OF A PIGEoN.-A
bird, known by fanciers as a Skrrnum, recent,
| accomplished in England the novel feat of fyine
| from two opposite points to its home at night
several hundred persons assembled 10 see tn
p'geoh 'e' OIL Inc hight was dark and toggy
"'u 'ie piio, 'hough losing 'he stakes upon tn
u,a''''' WHICH was against 'he' reached MS goal
| miles in the dark.