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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
STMMER GEMENT-Change

- 7 '
30 Hours Commencing MAY 70, Sit-RAMAPO and
PATTERSON RAILROADS -ESpicSs Trans leave Stf-
ferns a. follows Or on the arrival 81 the Emo trans Al
O'Clock stopping onl, ai Ramsey s. ltohokus Paer-
sor HuYtr's and Boiling Spnne AZ 10 o'clock VI stop
ping only Paterson and Boiling Spring at les oclocA
Pm stopping only az HohoAus Paterson and Boiling
Spung I'm.
Leave New York az o'clock NJ stopping only AZ Pat
srson and Hohokus 40 81 ocicck VI stopping only at
Passaic Bridge. Paterson and Hohok's ~ ocioSA NJ
stoppng only al Boiling Spnng Hnylcrs and Ramseys
The EKurtSS trains leave MarhetSt station, Paterson
Tor NsS-Nork NJ 81 and O} VI and lot VI or on the
arrival of the nom SuAerenS The up trains stop az
BtTgtn ON signal -. =.
WAY TRAINS leave Suhcrns' At 81 A VI and New-fork
at /, Z NJ =.
PATTERSON TRAINS leave Paterson at u O'Clock NJ
and r. I and s. o'clock N-lcayc New YORK az u and
iOI NJ and i and o, o'clock Z NJ -
SUNDAYS-tcayc Paterson al u o'clock and
o,.ioce IN myi9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
NaORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
I'VE Summer Arrangements -- Leave Dover AM.
Ers,rlt. no AN and pm Leave Mcuisiown Z,
Freight. D. a VI and 50 p VI Leave MIiVle D.
Freight as S - A and b. ; 10 = NJ
RFTT RNING. LEAVE NEW -NORk-For Dover 20,
n 90 NJ Freight and 7 Nj. For MousiownBW II 80
NJ Freight, and Z, q. Nj For Millvhc 30 w. II "
A NJ Freight, and I. q Z VI o..
DOVER PASSENGER LINES Leave Dover 10
AZ and > = NJ AIorrsiown 7 a 4 VI and 2 -
Madison : S. NJ and IS p NJ Summit, - NJ and
5gPM Mnlyille o % AM and , Tsp VI onage 70
A NJ and 3 IS i VI AruVc a. Newark 80 Nj ana ~
p NJ AT Ncw-Yo.k al IS 4 VI and 30 Z NJ
RETURNING Leave NcW-Hork nj 20 \ NJ and
Pn leave Newark ~ 9 IS 4 NJ. and tio NJ.
The Morning Dsver Tram will receive and deivot pas
.enrers Al Rockawav Dcuyile Morris Plains, Mornsto~n
Madison Chatham. summit, MnlNile South orange ana
Orange Dtpots only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
INDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE.

E-Opp.stion To the Only Through Line At the lowest
rates Through Tickets lor sale For CHA~hhS ana
KINGSTON Jam'a-The new and splendid steamship
BROTHER JONATHAN, will leave positively on MON
DAY 2Cth May. al NJ for Chasrcs and kinsstoa Her
homeard tnp days and nineteen hours Plans u
cabins choice bchs secured az The lowest rates OF
fare m BERFORD x co s. 2 ror-House. Nescyst.
She will land passengers M Kingston the outward tnp
Freight through 10 San Francisco 40 cents per To- Postage
10 san Franc.sco 10 cents ny7 to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
GRAND EXCURSION To THE

~ WORLDS FAIR-rhe and splendid Steamship
NORTH AMERICA.
II Blethen, Communicating fastest steamship IN the
vorld-wIh leave Pier 4, n. Il for Liverpool, Eng, on
TUESDAY JUNE nth at o'clock. = VI
This steamship quite new having only made three vow
AGES Chaeros which tested her qualities and speed
sat sfactony. her time not differing hour and half
from the shortest 20 the longest PASSAGE out
Tbs ship Las 90 large and C0mmO0us state rooms, lsome
Of hem eXtra-sized family rooms ventilated thoroughly
on 40 prnclpc has new furniture and bedding
The best quality, and ample accommodations for 200 pas
ScnEcrs
she vi take no freight and therefore confidently
peced THAI She w record the quickest passage yet made
across the Atlantic.
FARE-ln stafe-room saloon no
In lower does lul
To Liverpool and hac "A go
No room OF bcrths secured tiil paid for
An experienced Surgeon viii ACCOMPANY the ship 1900
For passage. apply a. the office Of r VAN DEWA-
TER q Water-st OF Broad, where plans OF the
c.ilus and rooms can De seen my20 UeH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
n4CTFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DALIFIt MAIL , I@-A-'I = =.
PANY -Oulv Throggh Line 20 san Iaii g g.. = 80, -
a. 800 - srssirsAlo OHIO. 5000 tuns ourtnen,
sehsIek L ComaAassr W w. s1 PINK ~iiS
- - :, - - 49, fIr ChaEres "a Havana F-ssen-
ger, iraSsferTe a Havana 70 the splendid , 5 f
steamship FALCON Pessensers se,F ltp n. pSF
c,-- ,-t ~ f.v IRE Ns steamship No1l II - I'm
10 al from panama GA about ne y ~ iLe5.i ~, -
49, 49, Apply - 49, nyKu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
JGFRT NSTTTTTE-Bo ardinq
TRAVELLING.

h :. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
Y . IFORNIA. Cuba. Central and South America &c
Ind spepsahle % travellers and gold miners as sure pro
lection against foreign aggression Visitors 10 the World s.
Far" require them # they visit the Comment, especially
I'D s present disturbed Americans applying for let
,r al thc London Post Office produce their pass
PORTS issued by J. b MONIES, Notary Public. % Broad
Nv nlyl9 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

NOR NFW-ORLEANS-Dlrect.-Ihe
n fne new d0uhle-engne steamer WINFIELD d =,
100 tuus burden Capt Kenneg C0oar1 NJ de -, o.
pier No 4. \ K a. O'Clock, N, On MOHDA J. ''"'
For FREE gLt or passage. apply 20 -o, "a u..~.-s.
mvls IJZ' DAVIS, BROOKS " - % 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

DWIDEND.-The fiscal year OF the
IJVNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMffA4.
ny ,hoSr prosperity has not been rguea oy amy ovt %
,r,,,,nr closes IN the first day ii July Parties are re-
commended 10 make early application ier 'aS1'lce "n"
thtr,hy nsrt,,.rafe I'M the full earnings ~ Le pass war
WILLARD PARKER NJ d iPhvs.caas
L Il GILMAN, ND.
Ranks feU tables and every information gwen ~
Judd X HOLLlSrER AseniS,
ny % w 81 Mall-Si. J"Haoel OoI-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

OrYIcI Nrw-JERsEY EXPLORING 1No MINiNe Co.
AT A MEETING of the Shareholders
" h,l5 th,s ia, AZ the Company Office Newark New,
Isr~e, he following gentlemen were UNANIMOUSLY elected
Directors - -, r..t,a r,,es Ne,v,rk y
samuel Jones New York, kc1 lone, y .
Samuel Fowler - $50 p.hU~~
James /. Curtis - VI. = :, 49,. -
Ao,',eSt neefinr of the Directors the following
officers were duiy elect, , r -. r-,.,.-,-
gat1S n Nf'- \ - PEST George SlvaEt So y.
Alexander NJ Cumming A Is m - 60.
nyS2 lN' By oISeii W. W. va 'AN-'~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

bNBOYS. in JAMAICA. l.. THE subscriber. who has
had The charge II important educational interests New
York and PHI ha. vii be- prepared 90 receive INTO ms
family on and aor tle ld II JUNE next number OF boys
Do, exceeding a. Eyey attention VIII le Qud 90 the moral
intellectual and physical DEVELOPMENT Of ms pupils his
farm and residence but five minutes from tle Jamaica
per0 and VIII aiorl pupils every opportunity tor healthy
erercse Price for Board and Tuition S23 per session Of
five months payable half advance For further parucu-
lars reference &c inquire Il SMITH, Esq 20 Beck
uar-st or OF the Principal, Rev. X. ! DAVID. Jamaica
I uy20 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

EAIIFORNIA.-rransportaton across
the Isthmus Of Panama -ZACIIRlSSON. NELSON
co Of Panama from their long experience ON the 18th
mus being established there 1870 well prepared %
trns,or freight across sfhnus take through %
Francisco ~ shippers OPTION nu' enfn lncNnSr m
portable and weight and properly covered rs
Go are not responsible for damage accident IN the
transit The charges Of transportation 20 bee prepaid IA
New-York Agents m Chasres-ZACHRISsoN. NELSON X
HYAHs Agent m Cruces and Gorgona-JoHN FUNcS -
ml 5' Ina. & ZACHRISSON co. 50 wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

hkAt | - on the DAM OF lNLlI-A-Nb
E)-Pa,ahlc az ssht ia an parts Of lroand-tot sale h
the IllSA EmIgraut SoCIets, 81 Claalhe1>-s
GREGORY DILLON. President
r,,,rS SrrARr Treasure a30 lyMNSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

Millinery per cunic loot NlV
Mr. Berford. az the propuetoTs, resides IN the
+ hnus. and accompanies all our shipments over the
lsfhmus % Panama -
Ker shipment VIII BE- hv steamer on TUESDAY. May %,
and arrive iu san Francisco 25th juno Mai closes AZ 2
NJ 10Th INST BERFORD & CO.
Veseg-st Astor House, New York
B-Inclose letter and postage t. tn Office aud prepay
II al lmW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
of BARGES.

JUU UHhE T., - !. c., W,It.,e ever MON.
NV. EXCHANGE, Capt koeekrans. every ItL no
DAY POVGHKEEPSIE Cat Ho s ever 81 T., ~
80 feight The above barges are elegantly Ipf-
sd With sf4ie rooms and spacious and c0ml0fable cab
re Yressly ftted Up for the comfort and conse-
~e ~ ,asgergers aUd AZ POlghkeepsle N time
fr The stages 70 Sharon. Pine Plans and Newhord tF
f,r.Fer rmaflcu apply on board the 0arges Or -
az ea WILLIAMSON VAIL, ia West-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
CYCTRSTON TO OAK HILL CE-

LAII NSIUN To Uhh IIIIb -
~ MFTERY The new steamer ISAAC Smndi.nJ
Nil male triD o. this beautiful ground On hONDat
AFTERNOON MAJ n. leaving Ne~-bofh run ths -
~ Robnsou-st 4. O'Clock Returning al 0e1e. 81 -
- 81 ~ E.t n Hammond-st each way FAM ia
The annual meeting u the pot oS5s ss - 800
heid - ~ Charel At O'clock Of the sane Jay - ~
Iresiees i9' tbs i-''iS HAzELBARTH, seereay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

OFFICE o. rHE MANHArrAN Gas LleHr Co. April .
EAS.--No Is hereby given that on
aud after the first dav of January next the pace "
Gas served hy tins Company o Is customers WILL ur re-
duce from the present pcc Il - 81 O. IS per Thousand
r,,sc feet r, order OF the Board u DrvctoiS
- 10, gorbSS SAMUEL II HOWARD. Sccv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER
Y CENT RAILROAD BONDS. S25,OoO.-l,he s9 o,
and GALENA RAILROAD, bearing Ten per cent ln-
forest under authority nom the Legsiiute t-e''i. ~
Nm, NorS ANA he prueiu convertible the Stock Of tht
Conipl.v any time within four wears THIS koti ti1ls
link the great cham of roads from me Atlantic cues
lra tafo 10 Is Ouc Il The cheapest roads IN the world
l.r COS, tt about $1,000 pcr mile Eisn. % which
Mace p = comretcd Chicago The last dividend II
H. Cuuauv was eight per cent for months on me
tn.fe norton of the Rosd The Bonds aboyeut nti'ned
re uoton oi those ISSUED for the purpose u extending
me- Road % Relvdcrc. 90 which pWut is under contract
These Zen rer cent Bonds sale amounts % 500
Ana OOa az leo per with interest from 1t May next
IND fu>h the cheapest perfectly safe security ON me
market Further particulars can - obtained u tne sAp-
>.r,ber fn.S MWStbl JOHN THOMPSON, "a Mal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

n EW-YORk and n T. W ii A V f. N
RAILROAD Tins line leaves Canal st station 40
commodatl0n Tram al A NJ; Express Tram At NJ ;
Accommodation Tram. 4 NJ EK press Tram, M Ac-
commodation Tram FOR New Haven Il = and CoInmu-
taion Tram for Bridgeport at IS NJ Passengers are TO-
quesed procure tickets before taking seats the
X IS MASON. Suponntend ent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY This line leaves New-York DAILY hy
steamboat RED JACKET, Per l. North River, a9A NJ
passengers NJ freight and NJ VI passengers and ~
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD foot Of Cortiand-si al . A.
al and Il md L NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

All About an Are.-Joseph Newton charges
a certain Mrs. Moore with stealing an axe. worth
81 SO, during his abfence from his house, No. liz
Orleans street. Mrs. Moore has removed since,
and Mr.. Newton says he thinks she brought the
axe from his houss, where she resided for some
time, down to her new lodgings on Frenchmsn,
near Craps street, Third Municipality, where he
has no doubt the axe will be foun on legal search
being made. Search warrant issued by the Recor-
der Of the First Municipality. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Rioting Thomas Landrsgau stands charged
before Recorder Caldwell with going to the house
Of Antoine Barrera, at the corner of Triton Walk
and the New Basin, about one o'clock on Saturday
last in company with three other persons, who
assaulted and struck him, and threatened to break
up every thing in the house. Landregau it is said,
further counseled mob then gathered around the
house to commit riot. The accused gave bonds
in $500 to appear when called on to answer the
charges made on oath sgsiast him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Kicks vs. Brooks-Watchman Brooks, having
stated in Court that on his arresting man known
BY the cognomen Of tom the Devil" alias Will
liam Dolan, for being drunk on Gsiennie street,
about nine o'clock on Sunday evening, he, Tom,
commenced playing the very devil with him. He
abused him. he assaulted him, he kicked him, and
he tore his clothes, into the bargain. For this Re-
corder Caldwell fined him $40.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Bricks Us. Brooks.-Anne Brooks made oath
yesterday that she was unprovokedly assaulted on
St. John street, on Sunday last, by s. Hutchinson
and Theresa Conway, alias Catherine T. Rine,
who struck her, severely beat her, and threw brick.
bats at her with intent to kill her, Recorder Cald
well fixed the examination for the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26
POINT CLEAR, Baldwin county Al..-Th

ing place. and will Open on The lst Of Juns, for tie
en1sstsinnept Of tansient and pssmsnsnt guest. =
Mobile Bay. about midway from the CITY Of Mobile and Tie
Gulf Of MEXICO. and within fifty yards Of the water q ne
white Sand bot renders this place peculiarly attractive ior
sea bathing The buidings al new. fronting south! win
intervening land obstruct the delicious Gulf bsezes
The Rooms are large and well ventilated.
lmmediatey in the beautiful grove (hslf mile IN
the rambler from the midday Pure Spring Water d
supplied the Hotel by hydfana the distance Of halt
mile Is a good White Sulphur Spring.
Good carriage roads and walks have be.n made.
Asuccesson Of Pire Hills from the back country.
All the varieties Of Fish and Game Of this latitude abound
in the vicinity Of the Hotel. 49,,
To ali these advantages Of position the subscriber adds BIZ
promise that the Table and Bar shall be supplied with e
best selections Of The Mobile and NswOreAns maRkea. and
and pleasure Of his guests. JULIUS TIT, Piopse!0.
II safs and pleasant steam vesss. built sxpfenH io!
the purpose. will ply constantly between Mobile and Point
Cesr-and fine saboah always hand for the ~ q VA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Charged Arson Dismsisssd- Catherine Grobb
Joseph Powers and Margaret Powers, were yes
terday examined before Recorder Seuseneauson
the charge Of setting fire to the store Of Mr. Grobb
on the Levee, between Ferdinand and Port streets,
Third Municipality. After patient investigation,
the Recorder dismissed the accused there being
no evidence offered to warrant their detention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Vagrants.-John Kelly and Mary Kelly were or
dsred 10 find vouchers under the charge Of vagran.
ICY. Charles O. Brien. Charles Studebock, Andrew
Gleason, John Mcconnell, John Gray, Daniel Fin
esan, Thomas McCabe, Michael Reardon, John
Bourgener, and George Klein, were remanded yes
terday by Recorder Caldwell for vouchers, under
the charge of vagrancy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Hard Words.-Achille Adolphe Lowell, whs
keeps stall in the Vegetable Market, First Mum.
eipality, charged one Mrs. Auguste, who keeps a
coffee-stand close by him, with insulting and abu-
sing him and calling him thief, rascal and SO
forth, on Saturday last. Recorder Genois issued
his warrant for the arrest of the accused.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Claus Too Mach. L. A. w. Sabelis Wolf,
who keeps store at the corner Of Canal and Basin
street, charged Catherine Reilly and Hannah Kee-
nan, this is the second charge against this pair Of
worthies,) with breaking the glass Of show case
exposed in front Of his store on Saturday last about
midday. The women were drunk, and Mr. Wolf
told Recorder Genois that they malciously and
wilfully committed the deed. Warrant of arrest
issued,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26
EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken lease for three
i Year, the well known Hotel 1t Ean PasqaeoulA. -
Mis-. 70 long known and kept By n J. MoRas 1t
l0h June The pacs Is famed Of ~ mcss deiehta
and hsahful the Gulf; il ths ~ se4s has
the finest Bathing, Fisng and coAvsnience foE al kinds Of
recreation deshabie in hummer rs,oss-
shsd in complste yis The sxtsnsivs GaIdsn in admza
ble order.
Tbs fare will the bst that can b. obtained Of The
markets, and the undersigned 6atas thsmaelv that ter
expeence in the best Hotsh in St Chares
and the St. Louisare assurance that nothing will %
wanted for the comfort Of thsr guests ,~~r.<,.
mv16 HOYO y SIMPSON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Darky Insolencs.-Lize, W. c., is charged
before Recorder Genois for insulting, abusing and
pushing Rosetta FORBADE at the corner Of Dauphin
and Customhouse streets, on Saturday evening last
Remanded for examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

NoVsl Shower Bath-Eugene Pettpain rela-
ted, affidavit wise to Recorder Genois yesterday,
the sum and substance Of all his woes. He stated
that, between ten and steven o'clock that morning.
as he was peaceably standing on Dauphin, be-
tween st. Louis and Toulouse streets, he was
grossly insulted and abused by an individual whose
name he did not know, but whom he will point out
to the police, and who, after calling him id
loafer, assaulted him and threw bucket OF water
on him. The Recorder issued the necessary war
rant for the arrest of this unkind unknown.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

The Milky Way.-The examination of Sarah
Mickey, f. W. c.. for being in the State in contra.
vention to law, was yesterday postponed by Aid.
Hawthorn to this day. The examination Of Thos.
Mcfarland for perjury, is continued over to the
int
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Arrests.-John Mcmillan was arrested last even
ing by the Second Municipality Police. for steal
ing a cask Of lime from the Levee. Anne Quigly
was also arrested for larceny
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Burglary and Robbery. Sandy, slave, belong
ing to Mr.. Tilton, is charged before Recorder &C.
nois by John Herman. Canal street, with breaking
open bis store on Saturday night last and stealing
thererom $500 worth of Silks laces, ribbons, etc.
Sandy was in the custody Of the Second Munich
palty Police yesterday when MI. Herman made his
affidavit To be examined.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26


THE best and medicine in the world the eue
Dyspepsia al il a. the headache
scdy tina stsmsch 81 appes e:hMa
piles incpient csnsumptisn debility arising ffsn vsr
lever sgus, exposure 70 hear y co ~: d,sssss w
ing dgeation asanssd cendEien q The stsm.cn
ase remedy and not spasssd By msdicins
~ for females suffering from nsvcus dsr.nxsan
7msng and highly spsstso esrseaeA - refs
Psois.sct 4. a. aArss. N D.. s.ass Asssses:
fsHsfBss rs h9Hs .e. t Es SSsson Bo.,on
Hon. MYnON LAwkxnus, kx- Pres. Mas. HenatPs
Hon L. a. ARn0LD, formerly 0ovesn0r Of Rhode Island.
Hon. WI. WooDiRIpss. fdsmsrJ Govssncs ef MichL
Hss; I; M:s.aE1S. formerly Governor d k'nsaoAy
IT, III i fa.:,s. 8 500 s:s:.s: I'm vermont:
h. h. s Ms focr.. sb.. q coas,.. from ".
Hon n. D. FQsTHR, member Of CsnGvsw from fenn'a;
Hon L. MARTIN. Delegate N Congress IRON WILSON,
Gan: x. +. Dopss. msub.sin Cessrs. freq Iowa
3. srows. ESQ.,. Clerk n the Hon. Of kspressnt'v's
JossrM iiorsr, Esss, ls Wall Street. EswYa1.
MANY the can b reesfet
to- who confirm all that a hesn sad IN favor q his
ms'sns. Or. GEo, .. GREEN rrcprietor wmsdsr, "
REED. D ATEs 8, AUST! an wholesale Drpssals.N
~ Ss .ss g. wSs'ssaid h ffsis %
~ Pres q par batlis az bottles tor -
r bottle Of Genuine UzygenRtel Bitter
viii suse wrapper printed in Engish Fsaeh and span
Al with The signature Geo. Green, freprstor, Thrs
edss, and, addition, fay engraved label upon the top 81 10
bss q Rsd Bates AUSTIN vhe are the -
~jn'As' ~s'As- ~ 49, " saS dzW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Fined. D. Bullock was yesterday fined IS by
Recorder Caldwell for assaultng and striking
Waterman Zeigler, on Saturday night last, on Ma
gazne street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Dismissed.-All the charges against Col Field,
he having apoloszed to the police, we're yesterday
dismissed by Alderman Hawthorn. acting in the
absence Of Recorder Caldwell, who was Obliged to
leave the court at II O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Ttpo Of Trade Seldom Agree.-Louis Marie,
who was prisoner in the First Municipality
Watch-house yesterday, charged two Of his fellow
prisoners, named Robert Thompson and John
Miller with assauting and striking him in the cell
about two O'Clock yesterday morning. Remanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

sAeesrrss Siassnsai.-- In our local i,sms vest.

sancsrred Stdssmeat.- In our local items yester-
d. under the head Of = Fin. /" the following o.
Cured: The inmates Of ths houses say thatthsy
have long expected this to occur, . Mn. Quinn 10
peatedy threatened to cot he premises on fire, and
that she made two unsuccessful attempts before this
to carry out her good Intentions" Mr.. James Mo-
naghan, . friend Of Mrs. O.. has called upon " 70
stats that there il no just foundation for the above
that the inmates Of the houses deny making any
such charges and that Mn. o. losing some Of her
own property. sufficient contradiction Of it, and
that Mr. Quinn il not, and has not been for six
weeks, n The city.
Our reporter says that the woman living in one
of the burnt houses did make the eatement he re.
ported their failure to make an affidavit for an ar.
rest however, shows the charge to be Of no weight
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Intent to KiA-John Murphy yesterday charged
{. W. c. named Anne Brown, residing on Edward
street, with assaulting him, throwing him down,
and cutting him under the throat with knife.
Anne will be examined on the charge on the 9th
day of the present month.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Fighting George Sa,chell, charged with fight.
ing and disturbing the peace on Hevia street, on
Sunday night last, was yesterday discharged by
Recorder Caldwell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Violent Asssssst. ~ Baptiste Aubry yesterday
charged J. B. Albert, the proprietor Of . coffee
house ON st. Anne, between johnson and Prieur
streets, before Recorder Genois, with violently
assaulting and striking him, without any just cause
or provocston, in his cofee-house, between the
hours Of eight and nine O'Clock on Sunday night
last. Remanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

First municipality designated In the following
table ml the Nos commeee at the Railroad and run up.
the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing being Futboat Landing the Third lm3 the hs
railroad No. l. being Perry Wha