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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
POLITICAL MATTERS.

The general election to take place in California
ON the 7th Sept State. county and municipal officers
We're to be chosen, and the papers busily employ
ed at the departure of the in discussing ther
merits of the several candidates. The following are
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

iS06bdlk schools. The Jnost gified =. nro, frl
worthler field ior labor than the Sunday Schoo.
Inc nobiest work on earth is to act with an eia.
vstl0g power on human spirit The eres.est men
past times have mot been politicians or WARRIOR
deur Of Kingdoms; but men who bv ihs;, dssn
wl.dom and generous sentiments, have given lirht
and LIE to the minds and hearts of their own asa
and left legacy Of truth and virtue 10 po,,eri,v
whoever, in the humblest sphere, impar,s God's
lahore on an immortal nature. He il 1avin9 ~
foundation of imperishable excellence and happi.
ness. His work, If he succeed, will outiye en-.
pires and the stars, o''A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Sisss Of Slos:.-The Lynn Directory for 1851
says SIZE u the length Of one barley corn" OF
one third Of an inch. size stick 10 thus formed
Take rule OF piece Of pine.wood thirteen inche.
in length and divide it into thirty nine equal parts
Of one-third Of an inch each. The rst thireen M
left blank, and counted nothing. The secoud
thirteen are called ehildrsa's sizes. The third
thirteen are called msn's and wemen's sizes, each
marked from one 10 thirteen. Thus nine inches d
mans size. No. !; ten inches l. No. 4; eleven
inches No. 2; twelve inches No. 10.
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Old Voyegsuy.-Thsre is q venerable old vova.
geur, named Montreille, now SO years old who
lives, and has lived for the last 60 years. within 10
miles OF the Falls Of St. Anthony, but has never
yet seen the Falls. his business as voyaaeur and
traPPer never having taken him in that direction
from his home. He says he has visited 10 differ.
ent encamPments in "a hours, all the encampments
being a miles apart or more, which would make
march on foot Of at least rs miles in "a hours. in.
GLIDING stoppages. Probably the world has ne yer
produced race of more hardy, athletic pedestrians
than the voyageurs and trappefs who range through
the wild regions Of North America. between ne
great Lakes and the Pacific Ocean The unvYit.
ten legends Of their experience Of border and saw
age lie, and of their perilous adventures, wouId
make volumes, If written, Of stirring romance.
One OF the duties performed BY ,oyageurs is the
transportation Of baggage, supplies and canoes
across Portages. For this purpose they use the
portage collar, which is a strap passing around the
forehead, attached at each end to the burden or
pack to be carried, which il also partly supported
upon the back. In this manner voyaeeur ofien
carries lPaeks) barrel of flour a distance of Ave
or six miles. Squaws, with particular exceptions.
carry burdens in the same manner In this WV.
we have often seen one in St. Paul CARVING .
heavy load Of cranberries, or Of corn. in 4 s.ok.
1 he voyageur finds "repose," that il. something
TO place his burden upon while he rests, every 3
miles IN crossing portage. This mode Of trans
Portation was not only common amongst trappers
snd voyageurs, but until lately il was universal
among the Indians, especially the Chippewss, who.
until recently, had few, il any horses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

iAnecdote Of John Adams When Jobn Adam.
was young man. he was invited TO dine with the
Court and Bar at the House Of Judge Paine. An
eminent ioyaiist, at Worcester. When the wine
was circulated round the table, Judge Paine gave,
ABOUT to refuse to drink it. But Mr.. Adams WIFI.
pered to them TO comply, saying, "We shall have
an opportunity to return The compliment A.
length, when John Adams was desired to rive
toast, ne gave the Devil" Az the host was about
HIM, and turned the laugh upon Mr.. Adams nv
Immediately saying. Ny dear. a. The eentlsmsn
mas seen fit to drink to our friend, let % by no
means refuse, in our turn, to drink to Ms"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Iooecco-Ihess was good inquiry. end ssls, wer,
cod 'or Ne hhds including $50 hhds Gin hvs ot.I !.
v..s sefns' and - hhds At SIC = b.
enser and MOlasses-We heard only of ,st.n ..,..
at previous rates. S''' ~ 's'An sse'
Ficur-D.mand limited and only 800 bb,, .od
w 6hh Ohio tt. 100 Indiana at a OK loo A. Tu;" -
p Dbl. -"' '"ss u - w
1fein-rheFe was fair inquiry for Corn lint NJ ....v
pncss SALES $50 SKIS including 800 damaged snd ;,s.;
aSSs lo At -. 1870 Tin four os) At 36 300 Al ri I@
~n's o. and sSo yellow At 6sc bushel Oats ve,s in
'a request and 30 SKIS Ohio sold g. 1000 81 Lou. in
erai lots at SS9ssc bnshsl OF Bran we notic.d .
OF 800 sks at s7ke y loon. -''s'1 's's'
REPRESENTATIONS have advanced their prs,s,.o,. a,
y DID, and were generally askng el6 for Mess w. h,
sver noticed sals Of 30 bb a4 7 and some 80. .
~ 7o9eb bb. Bacon was selling in smsiI r.rcs,.
At 70 for Sides and for Shoudsn; though urius e,;;
nsti msa arc mostly held rather above thoss nc,
hay-lOo bales Western sold At ti7 So and 90 At ala ~
= ton. - - ~ - sao "
Co1ee-l450 bags Rio Of the Ksplss's oarso tn .,,..
sod at. and small lot from store at 90 b.
Ganny Bass-66oo sold At 9ke cash,
Whshy-Rstwssnt 80 and 90 bbls Rsosissd wen, d;.ps
Of 1t &c = gallon.
kxehsnses-Dsmand limited; We still quote.
.l06kAu0
Eln"o. H.
New Yosk axty-day Bills ............ l<A9 = Of d,c
Sight Chscks On New York. X 2 ot dsp 10 N , a. nm
Frcishts-A hip was taken for Livspoel At INA q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

hev. Mr.. Muir, Of Aberdeen. Scotland made an
experiment in his own church the other day, to de-
monstiate the rotation Of the earth. To the great
confusion Of the assembled savons. the macbine
indicated that the earth was turning the wrong
way. II Is suggested that cog wheel got out Of
place. Or else the earth was backing up to take ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

D'sc"dTeea William Nuley, charged with hal.
|Ioo'nR watch and breaking the peace, was din.
ua,seI Yesterday BY Acting Recorder E,er
nlcnaei manning, charged with breach Of The
peace, was also discharged, " '"'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

"A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
who signs himself Somebody, asks " Does any.
Doay know anybody! H,they do, wish anybody
body's business but his own. And then every BODY
would get along much better, and feel more pleas.
ant, If nobody meddled with what was nobody's
business but his own. Very sensible and good ad
vice, but which could not be driven into acme PEG.
pie with asledge. hammer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

An Improper and Disordsrly House-Dr p. L.
ee aescfioes 'ne mouse at the corner of Royal and
le'ef streets, FIRST Municipality, kept by one
u1anne, . cotofed woman, as IN improper and
'sorderiy house. Suzanne was arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Charge Of Wounding NTH Intent to Kali. C..
Mosiey' charged by J. s. Thompson with wound
ing nm with short sword, and otherwise in.
Jullng MIN, by finsing brickbat at him on Sa,ur-
Joy last. gave bail Yesterday in $500 to appear to
swei she charge on Friday next, in the Recorders
Court Of the Second Muncipalitv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Inc number Of smigrants that have arrived 1t
Philsdelphis during the present year il 10.2o7.
being 5le0 more than for the same period l.st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

First District Court.-Harman Doane o.. Henry
Alsobrook, Sumpter Turner. Lawrason and o,hsu,
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company-In the
case OF writ Of quo sCarranto. sued out by the
plaintlf in this case the evidence, which was Of q
very lengthy character, was yesterday taken be-
fore Judge Larue. The case was continued over
TO 10 O'Clock this morning for argument.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Anthony Smith, who was on Trial before the u.
3. Court. sitting at Utica, for attempting TO pass
counterfeit half dollar. was acquitted On the sround
that the alleged counterfeit coin was not produced
on his trial. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Larceny-James 1lcGuinness, charged with
stealing pig Of lead ftom,ths steamer J. Hewitt,
was sent before the Fif District Court yesterday,
by Actipr Recorder EttoF. - j
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

I More Concsaled Wsapons Robert Hewles was
arrested last evening BY the First Municipality
Police for carrying concealed weapons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Five more. British soldiers have deserted from 81
Johns. IN. b. and escapsdsso the American
shore. '-'-'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

.,. mere are now in the United States nearly 1900
Br. II vessels yes" Of various descripsions; in Great
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

~ the manufacture Of soId.leaf cubic inch Of
gold may BE- beaten ont till il coven 262 600 souare
inchess and it has besn carried even 10 the S9O..
636ih part of an inch. ~ 77ll -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Remanded.-Michael Nolan, charged by Elijah
J. OILS and John Leasay with stealing from a fat.
boat, was remanded yesterday for further examiaa.
lion by Acting Recorder Etter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

whs Gsn !. SINE. Of The Jury, have you asrssdi
not gailiy-if IN leave the town"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Robbery. "A blue porcelain clock, black me-
rino paletot and pants, q gold pin, silver snuff
box, pen knife, q pocket handkerchief and the
key Of an iron safe, were stolen by some adroit
thief from the residence Of Mr.. J. c. Jofiison, on
Canal, between Roman and Prieur streets, on
Sunday night last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Bombastes Furioso.-vincss Selvis, for flourish.
ing large dagger and threatening to make sheath
for 1t Of the first watchman's skin he could meet.
was held to bonds in $500 for more peaceable con.
duct in future.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Ihs American Tract Society receipts during the
month Of June were e37 $40 %. - (. 800 :
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Hoard Of Health.
List f Fatsrmssts IN ~ Cstv At Nsp orlssss fsr ~
Wssk sadins july %, leSi. .i,ess

List af lassrms1ss IN t CITY AZ NV Oyisass for kS
Week ending July %, lssi. sfss
Ap:hs: AS .ts de-: Fl s:PR. Rnmc
yloss.tios, CsSsP /; Gssos. CSss:s. II Cse:snp.
k Sss;i:s :ssllS +: a;
His 6.:t''si. & &C. nss A.esat. H::n
g.c:@u; g oIa Ass: Pss;..sc!s, FsssPal CSaylL
tssu:. I: Uno:ssih. D. Teal. 10. 49, . ~
OF these % wsss undss ~ ysan Of sss. and 10 sosed
A. HssfsR. eSosstasJ.
Lise ef htsr~ssts y tts CITY If Lsfsvsts fsr ~
Week end.nE July -. 1851. Fi'-'
e. chcsrs, .; p. ss.ssZ. q Dsbily .; Dsnb0s.
Dsn.ilicn. Entestb, ecIampaa, Gssso Enesntis.
f.cs,,: Sct9is,I, spsana Typhss. Tnsndsl;
A. HgsrKR, Secretary.
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SHiPPlNG.
PaeiAc Mall steamship CompanY.
THE ONLY THROUGH LIME

OAAAA ANOs
Pssiae MAIL see.nship conP.a7.
TIE ONLY THROUGH LINE
EOR sCALTFORNTA Avn nm rsoN
M y aHbAHyyAEA AND CaAGaEs-ss,: s.s.ssi- 3.
::.:: us 8 f: IA
.~r. 800 2. q sooat NE issh ct Ausua
From Nav Osis.s. y, 60:
n Mail teleee. ...,..',... 70 ohasies. s,s "A
L s'':.s : 9
II Main Saoon -'- - 80 Ehsncsoo.>s-o =.
L Second CshiS. =. :.
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IL III fsicc. iii ~: :. 49,. /; e. 81 ID "
XkMsf hse{GXex e
iyle '''g- rs s 1891 ~; Aissa as, =
RfA VHARLHoTO0 Am r a "a = q
X1HA PeckM = Uajtei Ssssss Nm ~ kse.Sss!A
~. 1.l. CAatesses sn1 Hsssss, "a SsSS.sSs ~
in, HOO tQnu barikea ~ -ss 49,, -
fm Chareseo(l-th ana ~ a. s-ch 1nS. A. cv Wave
toa for Havana on Is Ii and M. '.vas Cass's
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

The Bomb Shell Coairact.-This contract. vhi.h
has blown up Gen. Tslcott, and seriously dsmssed
others. has been much commented ON By the lelicr.
wriien and the press. The decision OF the Cour,
Martial u generally conceived to be entirely ind
We half suspect that the eouvse Of the neeotisron
and final giving out Of the immense contract. vss
simply pursuance Of loose system of favofitissn
which had grown up under preceding adminis.rs.
IONS But coming 70 the knowledge of M. Con
fad-wh0 was green in tho matter Of distributin.
personal favors through government cop,racis-aod
whose sense Of public duly was rather too oid.
fashioned to be swerved by the bland and persss.
sive appe.ls Of gentili.y and friendship, he would
not rest till he had the whole matter exposed. ana
The head Of the Ordnance Bureau brought % 10.
countability TOR il!
The lesson IL . severe but just ons-and IL il 10
De hopcd will be warning 10 Others. The admo.
milton of the President to Col. Huger smacks ~
Of old. fashioned rigor and virtue. He wants no
more private letters on public business-they Ar
very improper = congratulations about contrac,s
getting into the hands of friends, and suggestions
about having "private understandings" with III.
head Of the Burr au on the subject of contract or
public work. did not altogether proper in the
eyes of the President. Nor were they
This explosion Of the bomb shell contract, while
il to be lamented il il 10 be hoped will be of sr
vice in preventing like transactions, at least a.
some time 10 come. Richmond (Va.) Dnpa.ch,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Steamer Tussumbis III 81 Iesh I'd inst III pertse Nev
Oresns heamen Coooodis md Uaele Sam. Ths rivw f.
st Louis 10 Caro falling fnt - -. -
Ths big Adams Gray tspests the bss Tshusntspee snd
oust Vernon and sehE Hsns at Havsaa to III = ~
daysfo this post. s,ss -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

II LDUls-RS sssaps Tsn.mbis Isls piss Issd Ken
nedy fosfss-iU belss bay. 1O bills -four Lynn. fss
ooS1o Dc: hf O. A0s e ban. !sl % Wis.,
So oU - A. SE:w xeo-s DC " 0i,sas d
DO 70 6sss e. SsIs: Temp PKG. .seos Ks
Bourxe.e do Wsfsn Gco-S - wool q Vg.sSI q
b1ss a a a,sss WawoFh q losk sksss
1seoe CInms. 90 DO y Mania-7 boxes penckss n
pkg assld-l Do q Bslchs &ce-sssist =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Charge WiGhdrasos. The charge against Domin.
lick Burns. Of Obtaining goods under fsiss prstencss
was Withdrawn. The matter was fair CONNER
cial transaction, and should have never bssn
brought before the notice Of the Acting Recorders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Fifty Doiars Fine-John Ford was fined $50
yesterday by Recorder Genois, for carrying con.
cealed weapons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

oaasS nsyneids, Esf, No. 123 Grrviw ssrses- 1
doesss thanh and sndns 70 you nv ar,,sfu
or ~ great bsnedt have from your e,,msot II M
TWV on my right hand which, an happy to s,sss
mary Of quite ve and thsy have the appearances Of being
thoroughly eadleasd truly thankful h,t tbs ,rs
andz which have loLg abored ceassd Nv nan l. Ind.
qua express the degree of suffering experienced for IN
Pa'.sssiy Of Tho long thirty that thus
amo'se all vhohnow ts.tify. year Dr. Gits,t
ope on me Tor some six month"; ma cured
e.as me sshs 0ss,ass Of pnsaoryJ joyful sss
- . seairous va to GET nd Of those Cances,.
ns ana mated cause Of pain trouble for
% ns period But Judge Of when -. spns
sefnso IN much thsy v>ys befora D,
s. assna ma psonoano.d Them cured b. hsn applied to
oa eesvs me- With little hope Of your hands faer
Dr. In whom had placed coLaducs had mia "a
ensct ess But you told that you cure nv Md
sppssssncss have odsd your prouss and Am
know What medicines perform veil 4.
sneecy And l. for appreciate your candof
vsranes md vatehanes snd especially your tact In
patient with confidence for had mot besn for III. s
ssomiusd to the smpu'sop Of my baud But ,hsphs % s,nd
and you for valuable Services that Tho uir
tuns 10 avertsd-my hand cured. tSs7
ssv respectfully your obliged and obedisnt servant,
N.e "a John F. HoYT. Halter.
Il AC0NLl00 casks and tieIces Hams. Side
Is - NV A fH "a ;, CO. . and s.- -,
A Qua e. :, A N. c.Iboys Aqua Ammo.
nys Ssn :. Camp r. = a.. q aes s.,,:Y, :,.,,
CALCINED MAGNESIA-lO cases C.Icnsd
Masnss,s. Just received. for sale By
mysA =: Z. n A55EY corner Camp and (3vaviev,.,.
EMON SYRUP-2OO bexes. ssnperio- ,-,;.f.
- fM saie low. By NATHAN JARVIS q IN ''
ny. en.nss Masnsine and senssn. ss
COEFEE-l20 bags Havana Coffee. Is s;oTe and
il is tor '.A BY o. B. BRoADwEkL \ %: ~
RAC0N-75 casks Hams, Sides and S6ooide;.
Tvs w ARTHUR CO: 8 and . N.v Law.
MOLASSES-225 bbIs. 1esvv Mu.oo,.do a =
ia IS sais'e,s fct ;s,.,lins. e ssls b.
CEMENT-Nswark and Rossadaie Hvdr.ulio
rs '.'as q aS ~ z !. HOLDEN. . : 80.
T lME-5o0 bbl.. Thomaston. 500 do. U,;c. an
iys lIAYMAN 8 H0i.iSEN. 8 m ~ - ~
SHOT AND LEAD-A complete assorimen, n
Pir t so4 "a ssst shSt and Bar Lssd and snail ID Il
= s Esas s. ki1eelsskerr CO J, n.-,.,...
A GENCx OF THE 0'FALLON STEAN
TOOL u ~ So s. aes.-ws Ill slva b s,ppsd viii
IL YE FLOUR.-7o bbls. Fresh No116e,o Il .
jslaf '0'' In 's's'' 'as 'as k ~ v.,,,.--.'
CASTOR Ollie barrels ADAM No ! =,
]. -'.- III ssSS!a k..ssrr. % !, -.
SIARCH-9O boxes AID % hall. 6o.es .So.;;o,
- ssosivsd ~ saeeaa I1sisstss. - ~ ~
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rs.ssS ~ 49,. 99 e = MI
CIsaFea YesteFday.
$50 81. - - Easss Gsw.s.. Ham. + Ms,r,.
ST. s.: ~ ~. Al ,s;s: s;:s:sSisa 8:
sA'9 M..i:. =. aan = ds'' iron PlsasAa. nsk
Bhs xaee.: Sss ssls.sA... d.. H...u.. n, .. !.
Sob; 4 f isI. a.,. 10. B,.--,.,
T...nbis. J.hnsss. i;os q Il is.A
r'ssss: ~ 2 .' $: 3. fas s e. 4:
pship Wilhsn ~ hsig Adl1s 6sa1. =
i = sh,, ~. = ssLoy-cpMns N "a
ss:s rs ~. ss z. fi s:1 +1E ::RR
8OAD1AUx-Hw M gyivsaw. SAysopansis
!, faIl ADEhsH A-fs e. Muy Asn I0I0 ~ -.
~. 49, ~ e &c: ID ~. y bss 49, =
ii e ~ 100 =, - e. 2: ~
eoss, vs. ~ ~, q. - - se''es - -
HeES AcoLA-fs - n..sss; . ~ as.,, py,s
ps'A' sssses - - eHs. = Do nh sad saiilia
-. 11pergs.
rhlLADkLkHIA-Ruship WHliam: Aaustsd -.
MAvAHsA-RS bss Adam. Gny; q baiss lebss.s . n
800 i sss s ::s e: : sssr q
EspMs % 4 \ Cssc-s cssss 81 So \ -
-: d = sess' a s ~. ss1r sss.:
DO beIchef 4eo-l1 boxes eiGsu Cotchett CkauSsr n
8 ~. ssssl III S,ss: Ss:' nd
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Be careful in directing your letter.. According
to the new official list Of postofices in the United
States. there are Is Washingtons, "a Fnnklins
~ salsms, % Springfelds, Is CentrevilIes, l9
Jacksons. Is Jefersons, 10 Lafayettes, Kossuths.
~ Lowells, 20 Richmonds, 10 Watsrloos, % Co
iombles, IL Concords. etc. The direction should
always contain the county and State in which the
post-office is located
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Vas,aney-Wm. Strong, vssrant, was SAINT 10
prison for thirty days. yesterday, BY Acting Recor.
der Ener. James Matthew, Thomas Matthew'S.
and james Dalton like offence, like punishment.
Mary Mccoy. the same. John J. Sallivan, the
same Alice McQuaid, Margaret Cussck, Eliza
Murphy, Eliza Woods, and Bridget Cumminrs,
another batch Of veg ants, like punishment,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Fined.-Patrck Keenan,. drunk and disturbing
the peace was fined e5. Henry Parsons, a T. M. c..
same offence under more aggravated circumstances.
was fined 125. Edward Fslvey, Owen Meighan
and James Gleason, like offence, find e5 each.
George White and Eliza White, were also fined
IS each for like offence. John Fsry, like offence.
like fine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

Italy Quicksning. = The well.informed corres.
pondent of The Newark Daily Advertiser, wiring
from Florence, under date of 18th June, SAYS:
- project il now on foot at Genoa and Tn,;n
to establish a regular line of steamers between
NewYork and Genoa, which Understand is re-
garded with marked favor by the Government Of
Sardinia. The railroads in that kingdom to con.
interior, and France on the other. are now in GIi
progresss and their completion 10 looked TO as the
freedom.
The Austro. Italian Railroad enterprise, to con.
Rome and Naples-with Trieste, Venice. Vienna
Milan, ETC., is in full progress with fair prospect
OF complstion within q few years. So that neS,
year there will probably be a steam communica.
t0n through this extended route. 80 {
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

S'cer Snlt.bor Found-Soms ones silver snuff
box was found yesterday by Corporal Bernhard, on
Burgundy. near Hospital street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-29

3VZ8O2e
THE Bay 81. Louis Hotel viii h s,ered :. N.
=. ~ isae Lhs.I ss.as.lssse N s nsSs -
Lsll.. go : q "a ~ s ,ses;Ss
6ss e Ia. Mu .. ioa. = hs Esn y
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AssaHh and Battery Gases in the Fire. Num-
pafsty.-Domingo Diaz stands charged with as
sault and battery BY A. Notice, dsggsrs and whips
included. Mary Ann Clifford, assault and battery,
made by Mary Ann Smith, a brickbat extra in The
charge. Margaret Butterwick, like change, by
Emma Ware. Robert Bennett charges Geo. -
with assaulting snd threatening him with dan.
gerous weapon. gssl =
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Breaches Of the Psaes in the Fsyss Muniejpalt.
Hty-Michsei Keenan, charges James. Porter with
brickbatting the door Of house At the corner d
st. Louis and Basin streets. 'Msjioni - il
charged by Mary Chandler with . breach Of the
peace J. McDonough and John Toole are charged
by Humphry Finn with assauling and threaten.
ing him.
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