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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09
nAYOU cHIooT AoADEmY.


~ EF. THOMAS RAND, JR, A. NJ Principal
This Institution, located 10 Of Orc most fosfabesec.
ions of the State for health and eaaiy twenty-five miles
ha mail route teiween e tT0. has been in successful
operation ior the last six years.
~ la n1efitss aad claims 70 q COR 3uhlin conf
QaRee, It's Principal aud Founder. p reia15 10 Che
students themsz YES. and 20 Die n s.udentg WIN
have been. and now, undaE la|f 10 sill con.
t1ne 70 Be, 50 # ever aas hesH and paiposa
81 hia exeTtous % advance BIZ 5ieut and ma.
tnlel means, the instruction of ! Huuia
Of every month, be subjected gigid and critical
nuQlc e41islinaiion on uie i1a leoeihg aQ1th,
tnat nQs only The parents. 49, inter sled ia lhe
may W.
Merit Rolls will, as0at se, be furnished % each
parent 81 EuafdiEn.
The buiines Of instruction g conducted bs Alr Rand
aied by has Lady. 9nd By competent fuie ~ The French
insp4ge a Professor Of the spanh language win ba-s.
pioyed Hs alon as suicien announcement offered.
TEHMss
The Year VIII hereafter be divided into two sessions Of
twenty two EeokA eaqH the tst commencing she thfd
9aaal ~ January the second four weeks aer the close of
Board sad tuition. pss session se5 90
ulapa 81 Day el9isfl q English sudss.s..s..s,. q g9
70 Classical and Mathematical y "
Aifa log ffdnch Or spanish u "
No pupil win De received for iess time than session. rs
parents guardians.
Deductions iol ahsaaoe viii Be made only n elaa q
aokatas.
0aldeEs required 10 furnish their aa ane plas ana
. have az their articles of sullins Manly Ha.
ios ias FHo8IAs RAND. Oh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

GHtP C3lANDLEikY, etc. elc comprising
~ Anlll aud Hemp ROpe-of an sizss.
haeh Tar; Bnans
laa~t emp aad CollOns
N rAiN-q ai sizes;
IatH BuilsI Sheiqes-sl sizes.
RSsnffolsr heshlngs
and Nniss
0dla and ckGiI1--ah azfss
foihll Dd1 and Yamhhess
AaidWafs--s 9euala asaaftniani fof shin u4es
1iodtaTi hsstlsnwtIa ard Glassware:
hlcoms aad bnckaiss
fHnls ana kiggne AaaBers
nlii5H EOl4He Boots aai Shore
fillefHes. t1es ana Lqa1r-tf aaaetniihaq
a11 en- Ilo mess faaalditI Il tsfass .ia
Is WOOD y co oa .h1 Kagea Post s saa6h7
e t1a 40 NED 'sss, ldu h'G.
= QNpoE AND DUBLIN PORTER LEI rs
e qualify, ana p lps p3 45srsa. 90 ssla ~
TffNE OLD iBlSH WHISKY Foo. yssTs
ia loli. 81 uaachsods ani isa tr szaii6ans l.sais
IONS TOOLS, 8 fans P.tci.
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aEGLLACH a. CO.'S Passage and Cor
vnrding Dnce, ~
~ Np 2 New Levae, between Canal and -
Common Streets. Netefe8ds
tlsei1 icf otaaTa raaama San Eraatn ind ~ m I'M 1sr
e4atsifiiet can BE- pad tle oidec
nfgalasd % all pali. ihe hs.s1np. Ohio
ssd sag uu5hita hifeui Mobile. Montgomery ana s
'Hitot o2 iia istp
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE
r q, -. Flsilis g CO.. 84 CoM1oN srarEr. --rs
w. AeWlreal4i tap0rtsfS dNd De1iefe, i7t1letfls
ala rttai ll4@ps fIatsd and Bnlauuia
tlii1fa. Canila .licks, Table Cuiary lapanne1
FaiidNs qle.s Goods will be- offered az low nlicss and
~ 20 The county, nacks ia he safest manner isa5 y
CONS or rE11IsERARCR JEWELS. efe.-~A
~ alppY u sous Of feNpefancs Jewels and Rsg8la ;
Younger Brothers Jewels. Kept constantly on hand 81 NO.
~ LusQmouse stt..3 divisions organizing ia fegar
California ee. viii be promptly AenAedG8 81 dddsasug
attU New Jaanua.
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H Hanan Ard 1tGQq H4ad. Fi|a tIahlot ~
Raw Sna Waliniaed RVa Story pquh
am aqltl art pae "a qpeH uIil slgses re
lI'l fucflurs 1l ltl l5lusa iH
7lc t4isn .el ulnihi oI 81 whole qn hae d eoql
Itt4l aI 41a. 0tle ol Is each hall ul lia house,
laca e esah ui tht estetl and fh1 ldea-
Af hia Afpitt1 HUGH D0AVfiN, a.
fQ ml inost
80 LIE. evei4l Small houses one n
urNis slfoaaF furnished luquse 81
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Heeniar He'd sifpar Packet Eseer,--
6p. For Hurricane
hialisi g Iarelefi, Nalohisnches aa,7 a isS1r
RS rafs magnificent and agilf rnnfinr ns5aofrr
laese steamer aYtflAFg AY No. 3 J6hns0n Ts,s
WI pqtiyaly leave Oh RI 1A Y, the l1E inst al
yse ~ ~ TOT it9if 81 u passage. aupip on h94r a. Is
q =. SMITH ~ rugdfsi s..
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Ospgsiis Il. 81. caaries 71sstrt
Nhe Aing q contecti0nars, late rom PARIS
ITO PROVE fhal Sc do not ale i6is aile Rs
vain, we pl4Y Pig pahlic IN general. and tho.a
t9sle cur e-tani iaient % give ul cas- ansI at-
aniila lot ihens5ea we hnve M ft1at ailaiaa
4n' ,ffea eIt.e'as oi lONfEtflOhER Y such
sslse AZ pars Sugar o. Chocolaie.
4s is.e n.s o. p l,l5eiion of oWeg lietHris STAT
ness NAtf eclasi ff11s Tors. etc. 81 nrna srrt4 Win
neAs alal before BEEN seen In This city.
- Ae.ast also has eneaae tha i French Pastry f,os
tr2 1Ilg can en1nnr rs
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DE- Townsend e aimost daily receiving oden from 81
niaiia IN different parts 81 tie Union.
This 10 certify that we tie Undermined phvsioiaT q
le city Of Albany have Ia numerous eases pFascFisa i.
Townsend SaEsanal0 and believe II 10 ne one ia ne "a q
valuable preparations ia tie market
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aoli1h Aia, isoad0n Porter irfsf IN bs. .,5 49,
el'Qiee nfandai in sicfH md idf sns 81 Y
leaiql man any before Or siuee Ina
period burst over hla State but thanks to avse provf
lence shd Ne stout hearts which breasted their fy tos
storms ragged % vain They were dispersed BY the energy a
'cilep af q band Of citizen soliiau. 49,. shs
from Ships Nioi
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PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
a e, bQ1flhS, a5i1ag and iIvolaby known asa I0usn
aal ri9A PAW would iaiurm his friends md
le putic ~ seuele thai hs has PAINT SHOP a. ia
Magazine street Flela e "a prepared cuaiflot aa
ettnE with psot mss anl Dispatch a orders ia BE zinc 81
A1siiefft VIA tHz NctI beet Of materials.
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his certificate slusVey proves that this Saleapaf taF
perfect control he most obstinate disease 81 the i9
Three persons enIed Ia one honse b unlgecedented.
THREE Oh ILDHEN.
DR.. 1DUn8fldllsdr Sir have the pleasure to iHdr.l
you that three Of my child have been cured of The Soroi
BY the use Of your uEeeilenl medicine. They aig
very severely with bad have taken only four bo
took hsn away for which feel myself tAdeF great 0
ton. IOufa respectfully
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f9Qlrf 0uaehitR Packet efp6pier
Adfts aktor lemlgn, ChanneeDoIe Wi
nhslen' Monroe, Golunbia, ard III iliapdisFs
e 81, i eiezant and s Drumming pdesarreT
t ~ s a1psinas aaalsr win eayo o fa a66Ve
en4 4A ineif iee aodiHgs oa thursday eli 1sf 81
eqsA Y Mr. fosltaVes For lfsg hl ~ passage hssi,ia
1iie aqconl'Ql atoms. Enply board aof ~
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shou thus he = annually ths tax would then BE- s M
has been imposed FOR years past some Of the older cities
our Union, ana where he can for public improvement ID
bean es imperative,
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AHB CHILDREN
Il s The safest and most esetual medicine i0g pedVna
is y e and relieving iha saengs atteaaat Fpon child
birth acogerad- Il 1gnEtfe both the mother and
1000 those who have used think il Indispensable
mighty n4ai0 both before ann after qunleiasi ui
vents discusses attendant upon el dbFhs glsirRna n1
apas swelling q ia feet, dagp0ndaugg, heartburn. Yd
Eng e sgalahg re sslatons and el4aizus tha aiqdls
! aiiaya SAFE, and tbe most .sicals. llld =
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right angle win nc ~ sh end ha knee joint a ta ahe
obliged walk WITH rutches, Three bottles 81 Nuaaur Linz
slsed the therl oosened ac mee joints relieved an palms.
ha muscles. AID she tu Iopa and jump
Wii5uf eEitche1 and without ilapilg.
PnhuT had rei h0i iron accidentally
foot, Hlakna very Aeyers
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az ha time. Ahe pain and Heraitng ihsaicne
ing ioehew TIE loot svclrd apig ana is hoHt BE-
10 bear
condition th Mustg Lninsn vgaappa lmmdlsie see ron
Die aud
and lad further tfouhla with il.
Csqt. Vim. Alter q the oldest citizens Of Cincinnati
and paonlly Known a ihl WeAe and Sauthain
~ raI 10. n 4 af4Naa tia ri af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25

GEN. SCOTT ~ PENN>N NLvASiA The following
rtstutiCIs in fayor Of Gen cutt for the Prcsidcu.
y, wtfc adopted hy meeting 1T Huntingdon, On
the 10Th ns'.;--
nos,N,d That General Winfield Scott. The raii.nr
cpifsiu he great ftates and the good nan.
vowaft led our armies - yct ~ whcsa deeds and
vhDs' ricsy srV The con mon bcra1u of count "
DESERVES a. ths b. nd n r." nrd Rraeiul people thes
wsrmcst ahs' ton H'd their h giUs honorS
lcUived ~ At 10 him Fltise an the alities
truly rn ai usn: thst Wh,ilcr view hin III es ng
th, ~ lie tsld II hagasa tguernr N the b,,Nasi
ssinst rt q ~ Aico, % II yud catrg ths int~rty
~ cur fi,atNu IL.cn wh.t ! Gth trrnlua. = mad
nos ~Hs irut T. st ~ dseance III. high o gations
- " him ~ tra IL head heart thai cniinenly
III hmtc p's.de Uvet free people
hsstly'd That hs isiory i done M history -
sesr-ctN,rtd ud ~urworb tsran-ufs 4 sasihc si@r
irg ARA uoe,s.ul n nvrn-but tho history ~ noble
fsatriicg and a. voted patriot whose gh aim is h<
county : wtlfntr. her hon r and r,u1wn.
h1tiv'd That With hm a. cur iadrr in the frt-idss
thl crn1 ~ 1862 vii iul0 the contest VIZ
confidence that inspirv hope ani seal tst wins
tory.
hucvcd, shat agree With the whigr ~ Cnips
ccutty. In rotation g. the artanre ~ h ,ling
Mns ,unyonlionS on tbe 2lih - Augtst-one i,r W-,
for rnstein r,unsy vaua IL thc city = rhladsipiia
ard that vii send any required nunb,r of delegates
90 Tie hitter
Rc.tved That We view any attempt to prevent
rapsattn w. favor a Gtn sctt. at this tne. the
prcurd that tie 40 y ptutasture AID urous,
ah r0eitien 10 his seisction candidate fus
lftsdt ~ ~ lsa1
Ru,t,,d Ihnt w. approve tho conduct n the ~Aie
nsnltts Il tho Lrsture. IN respectfully uess~t,ec
and t,tnnttdins 10 tho nj, ode q General ~.
iutt and ~ priey Cf tsry IN
favtr thr, rrhnut the Stste
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Intelligence from Mexico.

We have received from Mexico the DInHor aud
Je 1rua a. Unson, to the 18th Of March W. trans
late from them the following -
The Journal Unircsai opposes with all IT, power
the treaty Of Tcbuantepcc, but the works continue
On the lsthmus, and Mr.. Trastour engineer of the
company. bad found on the coasts Of the Pacific
two potts, where the ships will be able to anchor
without danger. These two ports are in the bay
ofNcutosa, and Salina Cruz. aad two miles from
the city Of Ventosa. Nj. Trastour gives the pre-
ference to the bay Of Veatosa because il is not so
deer. and is more sure, than that Of Salina Cruz.
But against that opposition adj toe Tr4Rd J'ai9a,
this question is not only Mexican aud North
American question, but an universal questios no
doubt II would be better for Mexico that this work
should have been done by II bat il did not want;
Il shall be made without it, aud IL il i ofany
enough 70 reslst. IL shall be made against II.
The Ifurf n IyuOn says also, that the govern
moni s at the end a its resources, and, unable 90
make loan IN the other powcrl, wants TO make
ore with the clergy. The SefsDtiaiion nearly
closed ~ the departure o. the mails, and The trca-
sury vii be- thus foil for some days. The Ayunta-
mentc ~ the city uf Mexico have not the 81 me con
aderation for the ciorgy. They have already
Defended Their singing IN the streets; and NM
Arcauo, Alcaldc, asd Farios, have proposed Ia the
same municipal council the following notion
request vii h. presented t. the goVernmf mfnt in
'Ieef " close the converts which have not e number
81 mcnabrs requisite BY tho civil and canonical laws
The property II supprrsr.i converts viii b. applied
% the municipality aud The government Tor that pur.
Toge will present proper initiative.
That prurcrty viii b. exclusively applied 90 public
c Instruction aud 60 ether objects ~ bcneyoncc aud
utility
May be that motion will not be successful, before
ne Ayuntamicuio, or the government; but the
clergy - already afraid AID seeks 10 sell part Of ts
property.
u was said thai The Minister Of France was going
10 leave mexicy; II was crror ana NJ Le Vas
seur, who vent only 10 Vera Cruz 70 accompany his
wife, will 90 tack soon 20 his poet.
Cne of tho representatives, Mr Gonzales L rucna.
proposed motion in the house for the suppression
Of The Senator and the Deputies.
We hui, Ia the fjiaro IL h Marina. news from
MeNieo 10 the lst ustant. The only interesting al.
wees afe the resignation &c the Minister ol finances,
81 t'steva, succeeded uf tntom by Sr. Agurrc,
MlUster Of Justice, aided by y. Miguel LJio de
lVJeda and the declaration, by the Senatorial
v9mmission thatthe decree Of the 9th OF November,
tsio, conceding % ST.. Garray the prorogatica of
| his conirnct with the American company, for tse
route OF Iehuantepec, was null and unable to be
/ contnl ID
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Interesting from Central Anne rsca.

THE DIRECToRIAL ELECTION IN NICARAGUA I'M
PARCHMENT THE PRESIDENT OF SAN SALVADOR
-sxTTLEmENr OF THE WAR WITH GUATEMALA
THE BRITISH BLoCxADE-TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.
We have received some interesting intelligence
from Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and San
Salvador, to a very late date
The election Of Director Of Nicaragua had re-
suited In the choice of Lareano Pineda distin-
guished statesman, who represented the OWL party
He declined the office but the Congress refusing to
accept the declnation he accepted on condition Of
not being compelled to reside at Leon in order to
avoid the influence Of the military and populace who
were in favor of the election Of Buitrago
The President, Vas Comedies, of San Salvador,
has been impeached, for having made war on Guate-
mala without the sanction of Congress
The Vice President, Quiros, who belongs to the
moderate or conservatory party has taken the rens
Of government, and concluded arrangements for the
settlement Of the questions pending with Guate.
mala and the British Charge, Mr.. Chatfeld. In
consequence Of this, Carrera had evacuated San
Salvador, and the British blockade had been raised
The Congress Of Guatemala had been convoks cd
to meet Among those elected is Mr.. Ignacio CO.
mez, late Charge for Guatemala to Rome. He is
chosen member by the department of Chiquimula
Mr.. g., who is a very intelligent gentleman, has
been for short time on visit to this country.
There has been fearful earthquake in Costa
Rica, which has destroyed the city Of Alajuea, and
much damaged the capital, San Jose. 1t occurred,
We believe, on the 2itb ut. Alajuela is II TO wn of
ten to fifteen thousand inhabitants.
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The body of the late MIR. David Bryant well
known rs the owner Of the famous trotting mare
Lady Suffolk, was placed on board the Ohio, at
New Orleans, to be taken TO his friends in New
y /. but owing 10 its having been carelossy or
uuskilfully prepared. Capt. Schenck was compelled
to bury il at sen, on the nth inst. Mr.. Bryant
an acquaintance Of Capt. ;. of many years stand
ing, and the captain very much regretted tho ne
cessity of thus dsposing of the remains Of Mr.. B.
At bis funeral the Episcopal service for the burial of
the dead was az is usual in the absence Of clergy
man, read by Capt. S.. and his friends may rest
assured that nothing wanting on his part to
render the ceremony respectful aud impressive a.
the circumstances v ould admit.
We have received by the O. files of D,grio ia
Ia Mgtna and Faro Industrial dc Ia Habana TO the
18th instant
The Civic Guard had commenced its service, and
had chosen Eve places for the protection Of the city
The nhabitints had with the greatest salts
faction, the establishment Of this institution, and
hored, with reason, that IL viii be very useful for
the tranquility Of Havana. The papers publish aa
ordinance the organization of the police. upon
new plan, which, IL ia believed, viii be more efh-
cient 10 insure the tranquility Of the people.
The Gaoto, (olieial paper u the government has
published the programme of the Royal Economi-
cal Society, 70 stimulate in the couotry the pro-
duction Of works Of art science and literature.
Great preparations were taking place. at the
Tacon theatre, for two masked balls TO be given
Sunday and Monday, 10Th and 2lst instant. II is
said that those tefes will be magnificent
The Captain General, whose attention is always
directed towards the amel,ration Of the useful
institutions Of the island, paid, the Ith instant
visit to the Royal University. lie was admirably
well received by the rector aud the members Of the
corporation, aud appeared quite satisfied with the
arrangements and the system of that institution.
The news from Porto Rico Is 10 the 9Th instant
There had been aserous ere at AIayaguez. Damage
about $4,000.
The Didrio Dc Ia Murina published, on the
10Th instant, article upon the aggression Of the
Northern upon the Southern States, about the law
the fugitive slaves II refers TO the resolutions
taken by tho State Of Ohio, and says that, In the
most explicit terms, they ask he revocation Of the
law The Diario speaks also Of the recent case in
Boston, and secs in those movements In the North
an insult to the Southern States, TO which Con-
gress had conceded but little favor while all had
been done for the free States
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Funeral OF Archbishop EcclestOn.

nAsHiN0ToN, April n lb6a.
The funeral procession Of Archbishop Ecceston passed
from Georgetown early this morning, through prn
cpal streets to the Washington raroa depot ths
transmission Of the remains to Baltimore The procss-
sion was very imposing. being mile in length. Ths
clergy were in full canoncas and amongst those In
tendance the President and cabinet foreign inis
ters and nearly the whole Catholic community The
tolDg II lslls and strains Of solemn music announces
its passsge through the city.
AT IL O'Clock the remains reached Baltimore where .
large procession formed in the following order,
shall,d by Col solomon Hien who the body
the late Episcopal residence-
Cross and Acoytcs.
Sanctuary Boys.
Theological students Of Seminary
PALL BEARERS = PAIL BKAREas
cations. : CATIONS.
ChauDtcrg.
The Reverend Clergy
Trustees Cathedral.
Young Catholic Friends Society.
Students Of st Mary's College.
Thr male schools &c .hc different churches
St Aphonsus and the other German Catholic SocSelaa
Calvert Beneficial society.
- PatScks Society.
ct. Nincrnts Society
st Josoph's Society.
The several congregations and others disposed jon
the procession.
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speech OF the slave Simns, DenouncanG tn
boston Abolitionists, &c.

BALrMonr, April "a, 1851
The New Orleans mail late Jne has been rcce;vrA
sinns the fugitive slave from Boston on reaching h
v"nrah made speech to crowd Mt the wharf oe,sans
ing the aboiiiio niss aud congr ua,ng himself tbst
wss once more permitted 10 tread the hopaLle shorv
Of Georgia lie then taken To jail aud received In,
usuul rtpiiGnd a runsways MIR Potter says that NJ
amount u money could buy him, TO be returned u
Ioston.
Dates from Mexico TO the 2sth ult state that the II
diam uthr Iscatccss numbering robbing CARRY
ing oh wtmen aud children with impunity.
6cneral foote l. winning great triumph over the d.
uuiUnists
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CrsiEr,rl1k Covssr, 4. I--Acc7rding 70 announce
nctt tbs match Cor 81 GO sside half mie ont oe
ytaHdey hrtweenJ , A Arehers ch. m Matter ard q
NtyHs y y Nonng iliekry--the former winning eassr
- - - etlUna imnts diatey after TN. trntsinc
iufs' ~ s5o. r,lle heats - harness IN, following
the rttH
Mh,slan ,ntered q q shackoiback......... 1 4
J lrdfUs ch Il. Emperor .4...4..... z de
L fhtr Il WA. ro,l ........... IN
Time 2sl5-ghua
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WAsnSoroN, April -, 1854
MesSrs Torran Carpenter Co, - Philadelphia, eAnA
note tnRsyors to-day obtained the contract from ths
p,d otc Department for ,ngrarlng The stamps oriosvs
under the postage law
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PnftAnrrri'A, April 2f- 1854.
The schuyh'l Navigation Board yesterday. rrss,sr~d
the rate cf ios on all coal Iasine Fairmouui lock- ~
cent" per ton making the present. rate 50 ccuts
Negotiations In progress to-day between the Navs
raon ard Reading railroads establish the oid rvs
,,t.g Al
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Intelligence from Panama

ANOTHER MURDER THE IsriiMUs-TIrE COM
MERGE OF PANAMA FOR LAST YEAR, ETC.
We have received, by the arrival Of the Ohio,
advces from Chagres to the Ilth inst, and files of
the Panama Star and Echo to the 9th
There has been another murder on the Isthnus,
for the particulars of which we are indebted to A.
B. Miller & Co.'S California express. Thoy will be
found in the Chagres letter.
The Star Of the 4th says -
The steamer California Capt Budd sailed on wednes-
day evening for San Francisco and Intermediate ports
with the United States mail aud about 24o passengers
Annexed is q statement Of the shipping entered
Mt the FORT Of Panama from the first of January,
1850, to frst of January 1851 taken from the books
of the American Consul -
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VERY LATK PROM CARrHAGENA.-We have re-.
ceiyed the Dcrnouooa Of the 10Th Of March
The political news /, without interest. The repsb
lie, according to tba Journal, is in the most fayora
be situation, and tho government i worthy Of tho
greatest praise for the march of reforms am',-
liorstions that II has introduced. Al Bogoba. on
the 9TH Of March, Don Jose dc Obaldia was rg.ror.
ui7cd hy Congress as the Vice prcsdcn, Of the re-.
1uhc, his term Of Office comp,oucng on 40 ist u
April. lie had been eleotSi by the majority of
yotos determined by mo Constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25

Nr~ oRLEASs April %, lisa.
General Scott has arrived here and salute has bsD
ff,d ~ welcome.
The new steamship Union arrived at her wharf at mia
night On Tuesday, beating the New York mail by severn
days