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The New York herald., 1851-10-29

NIBLo's SMILE BgRTIN BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
the nppointn of her Benefit Thursday October
20 when will be produced the grand iaet composed by
Mons Brilliant. of GRAZIELLA; in which .hs ney trial
Spanish Pas de Deux by Miles Ceesne Franck Bersn
will lie danced Tho comic pantomme Of the hILLlNER5
Francois and Jerome Concluding with the comic pano,
mime Of the RED GNOME (by MsrEetti) AND THE WHITE
WARRIOR tby Antoine Ravel)
NEW YORK ANPHITHEArRE NO. 81 BowEaY.-L.
~ j. North, Proprietor. Private Boxes ~ Boxs
quarter before commence at quarter before Grand
eoDtnson of talent for the ensuing week Fret night
The engagentDt of Mics Mcfarland celebrated dansuse
Reengsgment Of Nine Num- the beautiful eauesrenns
heenztgement of Sam Ltthrop, the peoples clown. First
aght Of the Shepherd by Hr Levi NcrtN
and Madam T. Nunn Fifteen beautiful tots of equestrian
ie ShAAspears Two Dromios By kessr9 Harper azi I'd
Ssr Double somersett;ng by Mr. " Ods Graceful Aet
sy sr. North ane Madam Nunh HIGH Fling 81 Hlli
hsefarand; Dsr cling By the horse OF tn lD Tamma1y
Trained Doss introduced BY Mons Harp Iss perform
anees Will conclude With LUBIS AND Al .rrE-Lsbin
Mr.. w. odell; Annette, ki5s kacfarand- she Osh ias
Hr Levi J. North Will receive beneds
ERAkxLIS MUSEUM I75 CHATHAM s9UARs, oyy
block above the National rhea.re.-oo5rys Lea sek
perform every hftsrnoon s7d
ns Entsrtannents sonmenoe IN the afternoon a. thi~
aepts vSried and select and suoh be
other pace OF entertainment. in Kew York, consisting
Ls,s tsn.is S.si.pss oD'ts Tr..p. .:o kgps Or,
any stone the audience choose 10 offer him; he VII
hlse challenge 20 "k bullock" with MA ssneaes
sc sss ssssses ior sAer sS sns ssarO sss
Iontse number Of beautiful tablesux paay Ara
ssrssy aompGsy Of Esis and rssssis Artists aSa VII
y..sgos 81 stsigAsy unSj1asd IN lie vSsii
-.;sno0n sas evening For p.f.ieaisrs. see tliis
,.sSs sesH rh OOnS boIss. D oenssi psrassiss III
ssnss.
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MADAM BIsCACCIANTrs GRAND CONCERT
4 kakn nla at

TRIrLrR Hall, ON SATuRnAt EyENiNd Nov I,
Mayer Hoffman OIL and full Orchestra, under the direo
on of Mr. George Loder Tickets 81 each to be had AZ thi
music stores hotels and t the door the evening OF tbs
Concert. Perform anoe 81 o. clook.
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AMUSEM MENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET DOORS
at 6h curtain O'Clock Dress Circle and
Private Boz Tickets, 81 wednesday evening Oct, q n:
NEW YORK MILLINEk-Toby Flint, Mr.. Blanchard; Ro
land yers Mr. Bradshaw; Ralph Morris Mr. Arnold; Garry
Woody, Mrs Nichols To he followed By the fourth
the MERCHANT OF yENICE-shylosi. Mr.. J: R. soott
the drama of MABEL, THE CHILD OF THE BATTLE
FlELD-Steonhsld, Mr.. Clarke; Mabel Mrs. Nichols.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

ID DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
through line fer California and Oregon, via Charres-
fsre redueed-on Mondey Noyember 40, at p. M-rhs
Ttnner; Cemmsnder Will sa on Mondsy November TO-
precisely o'clock NJ fr,m her pier ~ the
street. r. with the govern msils for Chaxres Che
arcs lssseng.rs Transferred At Hs,sns TO the steam
PHILADELPHIA. Passengers lesvins in the Empire City
will connect With the United stsses mail stesmslp TEN.
NESsik 70 ssil without ssy delay for San Francisco
arrival Of the and mail Panama passage
rcrfh river
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DAcIrIc VAL srEAxsnIP coxPANY.-onL,

pAtIfIC NAIL sTEAhsHIP CoNPANY.-oHLY
through line fer San Francisco. via Chssres Direct
r.re tedueed- Tuesday rov. H. At o'clock y. NJ
80 aIu1s sesmsnip yu.o, ansqusea IN
sehcnck Commander will sail Tuesdsy November .,
50ccck precisely from her pier ~ the oot o warren
treL North river With the gsvernment mails direct for
steamship TINNEssEE 70 ss vithou, any deisy Tor ssn
Francisco arrival Of the passengers Pan
Fer passage or freight apply at the ocs III west street
corner warren street North river.
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RROUGHAHsLYCEUM, BR0ADWAY.EEAR Bao0h1
ID .trest-DOOrs open att TO begin at TX o'clock Dress
IRA aeats, 81 Private Boxes S. wedpsdsy evening" 0es.
HANNED, THE ARABIAN PROPHET-NOhsmmsd. Mr..
Neshe Omar, Mr. Lynne; Called Mr. Phillips Amrou. Mr..
Mrs. Loder fa.ma MISC TAyleure Pas seu ey Mise H,yi;
To conclude with the oomedietta Of SOMEBODY kLSk
Hans Nortz, Mr. skerret Ernest woibuyg Mr Palmer:
Herr Flitterman, Mr. Leach; Minnie, Mrs. Sksrrett.
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OPPOSITION TO TIE OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
" dent line for cxhcrnia, via Sac Juan and ChAxrss
r. =. s1sq rses -: nsv 80 rsseSA sseens sOrHna
sss ,na Estes. ,se," !. tAs vs,ia VII ssi fuessAy,
ebesse bershs" Low rss, ,y sppl:s.ss mas. Be MAD.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE MECHAHlgy HALL. NO.
" Az Broadway, above Grand street-Oper every nigh
turing further notice Tina original and we
known Ch,stys Ninssres pr;sns eHoens and
sasiis corps talented .ad
undsr the OF E. P Chrssy whose concerts -
is city for sueoe,on Of have been received
9th favor BY highly rspeossbs and fshionsbe sud!snoe
~ o'clock The p.srons Of ChrisYs hlnsssls
fo informed sAhs shs Saturday assrnooa concerts s
slnued.
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

open EVERY NI0ur-FELLOwy MINsTRKLs Ar
Fellows New Musical Hal, ~ Broadway between Hov
Ard and Grand srseThs justly cslsbrsed and eoiens
aors Of talented and azersncsd under ts sole
OF j. D. Fellows whose la this city
e have been received with
the elite snd fashion from all Of the Union.
Musical all 10 OF the most spacious and best
buildings in the world Admission, oents Doors
81 concert 70 commence a. ~ O'CLOCK An afternoon
,sr every Wednesday, sai Saturday, for the especial A.
mo dskon Of fsniiiss commencing at o'clock r. n
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SHIPPING.

NJ OTiCE- STEAMSHIP PACIFIC, FROM LIVERPOOL,
N dseharging under general order this day Wetnes
day Oct 2sth, the foot OF Canal street. will
send their permits board and attend the receipt
Of their goods Immediately. I'D. COLLINS L. co.
CNeR RLIvERPOoL-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAM-
chip PACIFIC. Captain Ezra kye.-Thls will
DEPART WITH ,hs United states Mails for Europe post
berth at the foot Of Canal street. No berth till
for. For freight passage having
tiOns tor elessnoe and oomfert, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO., S wall lst:eet-
The steamship BALTIC viii succeed the Pacific, and all
November 22d.
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AMVSHMENTa.

NIBL0s GARDEN-MANAoER. Mr. JOHN sEFrON.
IN Tickets 50 cents Private Boxes Doors open d %
shis wssi s1esp. Saturday wonderful Rsvs
tope Miles and " FrAnek and Josephine Bsrtn. 6ons
Brilliant snd surprising Mons Blondn Seventh night Of
asry conception and execution Third nigh. Of the
white warrer Wednesday. Oct e tight Rope; La 0IP
SY; and the RED 0NohE AND WHITE WARRIOR
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-oSLY
Through Line for San Frsnsco and Oregon via Chazres
direct LS,rs steimer-On Wednesday, November s. at
eeoek ~, the splendid steamship CHEROKEE tons
Henry indie commander will leave above from her
pier the foot o. Warren street. North River Chares
drtet 70 connect Al Panama with Of the
extra steamers for San Francisco. For freight passage
appy at IN West street, oern Of Warren street. North
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoAPANY.-ToR
" Bremen, via Southamp pson.-The United States Hail
Steamship HERMANN, J. ID. Wilson. Commander, will
leave for Bremen touching At Southampton TO sad the
mes and passengers for IL gland and Frsnce Saturday
Nov lst from Pier No North River At u o'eloeL An
must pass through the Pos, Once Specie delivered Ia
Hayre and Tendon. For psssage or freight, apply 70
AOJLEk, SAND K RIERA. Aren't "a. South
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

rior ssrt conPiER burthen 1900 barrels. copper
!. u complete order Suitable iors packet. hsylns
cHAsrELAfr, PoNyERr CO, 81 WATER street.
Ts-BoATs-BoATs-THE sUBscRIBER rs
~ selling copper fastened wsshstrest boa for 81 pei
ioo seprer hsenss rev bost from ~ 70 81 bot
IT, WILLIAMSON. II wess street,
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

ITO YAssEneins y.n CALIFORNIA srHAnsHIl
II ooLbEH oATE--This maGaiasent steamer wa spo ~
ofPsfnsnbueo seventeen days ouA and there doub
ths, she will be abls W leave Panana khs latter days
Pselfo Mail fteanship Coupanv
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-27
B Y 7 f L + q z AP n.
geographical Tor me Southern Pr'
NCu- Oprr.uo

New ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
The case of Henderson, tried for participating
IN the invasion of Cuba, has been brought to a
close The jury, after having it under consider
alton for considerable time, were unable to
agree upon verdict, and they were discharged
bv The count. A new trial will donhLe.s be Md
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u. q. MAIL STEAMsuTp &c

TSor HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, and CHA
Il Ores. Through tickets for San Francisco
rat educed rates.
Chagres passengers transferred at Havana TO a
FIRST class steamship.
On Saturday, January 25th, at clock r. NJ. !.
the splendid double engine steamship
OHIO,
JOVotons burden, JAS. FindIey Schcnck, Com
n'ander, Will sail precisely at 3 o'clock, p. NJ,
from her pier ut the foot Of Warren street, North
nser, with The Government nails direct for Ha-
vana, New Orleans, and Chagres
Freight taken to New Orleans at the usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight to HAVANA.
Shippers packages containing jewsry, gold or
silver ware, or any articles commonly known .s
valuahes, must specify the value of the shipment
IN their bills OF lading. or the company will n,
oe responsible for any losses on valuable mer-
chendse shipped without such specification.
For passage, or freight, apply to
Nj. 0. ROBERTS,
Jan. 22--td " West st. cor, of Warren, N
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VIM. HON LA N ID.
Importer and DEALER IN Dry Goods, in
CHARLESTON, s.

, :.
"OULD call the attention Of planters risiti, r
w Charleston for their supplies, to his stoc k
of Dry Goods, which is kept constantly full, and
embraces a complete assortment for families and
plantation wear; and, in Dress Goods, from the
low-priced, to the richest, latest, and most FASH
ionable.
All Goods Of Southern manufacture, he will par
ticular'y keep.
No. 224, bend Of King st. Charleston.
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
Speech Of william H. Seward.

On The Claims Of American Merchants for IN
Iemnifies for French Spoiiiations, delivered in
The Senate of The United STATES, January al,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

The RIvERs.-Nhe Natchez Courier of the 4th
says:
"The Mississippi at this point has risen one inch
and quarter since our last report, three days.
and at the present time is at a stand"
Yazoo Riper--The Courier of same date says:
"From the Captain of the Sarah, from the va
ZOO River, we learn that the Yazoo has fallen Is
inches at Williams Landing"
The river at Baton Rouge had been receding for
some days past, and was still receding on Saturday
last, At the various points from which We have
heard between Baton Rouge and New Orleans,
and here also there has been fall slowly gradual,
but continuous for some days past.
High Water an the Louolands. Baton Rouge
Gazette of Saturday presents this gloomy, yet
deeply interesting picture OF our Coast " c0un-
try, in time of high water pressure:
1.-The whole coast at this time presents scene
of painful interest. The tairest and wealthiesi
portion of the Stale, seems 10 be trembling under
the threatening wave of the Father of Waters.
The planter uneasily looks out upon his fair do
main, not knowing what moment all may be dis
aster and ruin: From too many points we hear
that the worst fears realized. A crevasse oc-
ours and in spite of all precauton, The flood swat
lows up the accumulation of years. A person un.
familiar with Scenes III louisiana suddenly in
the night time landed upon our coast, would sup
pose that we were in the midst of all active SIEGE
The waich-fre burns steadily upon the embank-
| ment, the facine stretches out toward some enemy
the sentinel walks his quiet round and listens with
attentive ears TO every rustling wind or wave. II
| is the waters, and not the Mexcans that are upon
us it is the angry deep that threatens; and the
| dark cloud, and the rolling thunder, strike more
| terror than would the waving flag or heavy artil
| ery of less 10 be dreaded enemy"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

: Tue NRw ADVERTISEMENT LAw.--Ws have
already stated, the authority of the telegraph,
that the Secretary OF the Treasury has construed
the new appraisement law so to exclude freights
from the valuation OF imported merchandise. This
decision is in accordance with the construction
given to the acts OF 42and '46, the wording of
which was precisely similar. 1t also is in accord
anee with the Constitution, which provides that
all duties, imposts and excuses shall be uniform
throughout the United States it being obvious that
If freight IS included among the costs and charges,
there will be great difference in the dutiable basis
at different ports. 1t is well known too that the
rates Of freight from Europe vary even to the same
ports, depending on u variety of causes. Steam
ships, packet ships, and first class vessels, always
command higher rates of freight than their slower
competitors. Had duty been charged upon
freight, therefore, the effect would have been inju-
rious to the interests OF these vessels. 1t would
have offered premium to Unnamed and slow YES
sells, which could be sailed cheaply, thus being en-
abled to take freight upon low terms.
These facts were undoubtedly taken into conside
ration by the Secretary of the Treasury in making
up his decision, and, although different construc
ton of the new act would have afforded substantial
relief to the iron and coal interests he has evident
" decided in accordance with his convictions o
dutv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

1NCSs- anu s1uCKBOn fENfIfOHU1
~ In accordance with resolution of the Joint Internal
Improvement Committee of New Orleans and Lafayette,
notice hereby given that of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans jackson, Miss will
be held in the city New Orleans the third Wednesday
Q6th)in April next. The survey of the from New
Orleans by the and West of Lake Mauhpas the
State line, having been completed, the report with be
veys OF the engineer. will be submitted the convention.
II hoped that delegates said convention. will be gener
ally appointed. and will punctuaily attend
committee Of .4rran geaents.
GEORGE CLARK, First Municipality,
&. u. YANCEY, Second Municipality,
G. HOOPER,, Third Municipality,
March %. 1851. p N. Woop, Lafayette.
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IL o o Il s..
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DOWNlNG'S ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY
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COLMAN's PRACTICAL ECONOMY and RURAL.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

There has been an exposure of some corrupt
proceedings in the New York Legislature. A
very stringent bill for the suppression OF gambling
was before the Senate, and in the hands Of COM
mittee. The propretors of some large gambling
houses, in the city Of New York, vitality interested
in the fate of the measure, were on the spot, and
finding log-roling Of no avail, had recourse to a
corrupt bargain with Mr.. George Bull, sergeant
alarms of the Senate and through him with the
members of the Committee. The arrangements
were in good working order, when Mike Walsh
scented the corruption, and by ndustriousy watch
ing the movements of those engaged in it, succee-
ded in exposing the whole Infamous affair The
Senate Committee are seriously involved The
Senate considered the subject, on the 2sth ult,
with closed doors, but the separate explanations O.
the Committee were not satisfactory Bull has
disappeared. Mike Walsh is OF some use on sons
occasions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

The indsfatigable Marshal Tukey, of Boston,
with his police force made another descent, the
2Sth ult upon the lottery dealers in Boston, and
captured eleven of them at their various offices.
they found upon all Of them lottery tickets in i'm
saense quantities. One Of the schemes, large
number Of tickets for which had been Tukey- fled
had for its object to complete the building of a
Unitarian Meeting House in Charleston, South
Carolina. This is almost too good joke to pass
by silently. The value of the tickets seizet
amounted to many thousand dollars. These mus
Be destroyed by the Sheriff the conviction of thu
lOtteyv dealers.
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Arrivals ut Principal Hotels. April

BANKS ARcADE, IT Nichols, wsw Riley, J Marvin,
California W Afford, Ga; W Carr, W Cex, Mis-. q RieL
IA ID Bryant 81 Louis W Wand. stsatrnan, OHIO,
VERANDA IN Masiarson, G Smith, Miss Reynauli Tho.
Adams Mobile Captain Sherry, Ky Williams q c Nc
Whsrtsf La Mathew lady and sEt Ala Df Ahon ,vt,
Va; MIS- DR. whes,oo child and Miss Austin, Miss CAPT
Estes steamer Montgomery; II Relheld and lady.
HEWLErT's II L Garter, John hsl,s, Mils Tamsyle
OHIO; q Leesh, Ala A Allen, Ark VIM Francis, ny.
PLANTERS - McCauley, Texas r Saith, Geo Da-
sss N Green and LADY, Henry Boyes La Heath. ors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

STEAMER OLIVE LosT.-The steamboat Olive,
Captain Buckley, on her recent "trip up the Tom
bigby River, struck rock at Cofieeville and soon
after sunk The boat, ii is reported, will be total
loss, with the exception of some portions of the
machinery. She had on beard heavy freight,
mos, Of which, however, was saved. No insu-
rance on the boat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

VALUE oF REAL ESTATE IN BALTIMoRE.-A
lot on Exchange Place, with iron, of thirty-scven
feet, and depth of one hundred and twenty seven
feet, sold for ST. 900. Another lot, with front
OF twenly-six feet, and depth of seventy feet,
sold for $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

DoLEruL- The Columbia South Carolinian is
constrained, but not without deep regret, to be-
lieve that the trade between Boston and South
Carolina, this year, shows no falling off from that
Of last year thus far. This is indeed condition
Of circumstances which it is painful to existing
But we are much inclined to the melancholy belief
that there is no help for it. South Carolina is a
State and has ac0sts--some Of which oratory alone
cannot supply,
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WIN. FRERET, Collector.
ap5
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
G ust o m n o u 3 e,
Nuu npr.rAE1

70 The light-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her moongs within the next ten days to
point about miles West by South OF her present POSI-
ton As soon she is moored, her exact bearings VIII be
published. laps 10tl WM FREREI, Collector
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The following gentlemen have been appointed
Board Of Visitors to the Military Academy at

THE VIRGINIA RKsoLuTIoNs.-The House OF
Delegates, on the 2sth ut, received back from the
Senate the resolutions that they had sent to that
body declaring the voice Of Virginia on the South
Carolina clsmor against the Union. The House
agreed to all Of the Senate's amendments, except
ing that striking out the words" The State OF
Vermont only excepted, (which was rejected,
yeas Al, nays 46. The Senate insisted on its
amendment and the House again sent back the
resolutions insisting on Vermont being singled
away from all conference with Virginia. Finally
the SENATE Eeceded from its amendment, leaving
inc resolution as it originally came from the
House.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

1856 lS49 1922 1872 1918 1872 1893 1764
Up to the time of our going to press. we had not
heard from the Third
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

The New York Tribune publishes the following
extract from an original letter from Kossuth to Dr.
Frank Taylor, as he was about leaving Turkey:
'Amsca'a glorous example gave courage resist the
treacherOus despotism Of AusraAmericas appreciation
supposd our resolution in the days OF dangerAmerca
sypathy IL the hope and consolation of Hungarian in
fhe pren days Of our advety. May country be
srest. rI0ious and free l.. KOssUTH,
g Exiled Governor of Hungary.
Kutahiu (Asia Minor, } Cd May. 1885,"
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cannot supply,

MEvARlE CoURsE.-The four mile race yesterday over
this Course by Rieadoom, in two straight heats,
Sssekton second. Mapscood ,hird-,ime ss6-ss The
anticipated meeting over the Bngaman has understand
een deened the preventing the running for the
emf at least Many have expressed wish. should this con-
ue, that tho meeting take place the bngamans
most Of the stables still the ground and with this in.
ducsmsnt held out. would most probably welt the action
oft the hannah Club.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

C The Subscriber has purchased the Stock Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL This is tho
collection Of rare valuable Secondhand Books in the
city.
the Subscriber dispose OF the Books, and de-
attention exclusively dealing Watches Jewery etc
lowest prices cash Among them the
Theology, Law, Medicine, Novels Bellies Lere
Poetry and Science.
LIZ The latest Novels and Publications always hand
apS JOSEPH RAFAEL, No. 81 St. Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

1t will thus be seen that in this Municipality the
wings have elected eight members of the Council,
the democrats six, and there are two independents
The wing candidates fer the General Council in
the First-Surgi, Alpeuente, Harris and Collins
by the following table:
GENERAL COUNCIL-SKcoNp MUNICIPALITY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

LADIEs' AucTIoN.-By reference to an advertisement
under Auction Sales will be that Vincent Co.. on
Wednesday. the 9th instant. at 10 O'Clock, will sell at No. d
Chares Fest rich assorment of fancy dry goods These
goods ara the selection Of Madame Fryer in Europe, whose
tasts in such matters pEoyerbial We have no doubt
that 4 La rra attendance Of ladies will be present.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-08

Judge Monroe took passage on the Georgetown
steamer last night, for Kentucky, to attend the
regular session Of the United States Court, Of
which he is Judge