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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

IMPRISONMENT OF An AMERICAN CrTtzES--NEG-
LEcT OF GOVERNMENT AGEsrs.-By letters re-
Gently received in this city from Mr. Williim Z
We learn that he has been incarcerated for fifteen
months past, in the prison Of Psimboof, in France,
on charge of which he is entirely innocent and
that he has had no assistance from the American
Consul, Mr.. Roques, at Nantes, whose duty it
was to extend 10 him all the protection in his
power. We also learn that Mr.. Petty's trial was
to take place this month, and, being without funds,
he expected he would not be able to employ advo.
Gates to defend him, or prevent his rights from
being invaded
This is another instance Of the neglect to which
American citizens are subjected by their govern
ment in foreign countries. There is 70 civilized
government on the face Of the earth which extends
American. No sooner do our people put their
feet on foreign soil, than they are at the mercy of
the authorities Of any government who Oh aoses TO
assail them, except il be in large commercial
cities like Liverpool or Lon ion They may be
imprisoned for months and years, and rot there.
before their government, it's agents. will take any
trouble to investigate their wrongs, or procure re-
dress Tfis is the case with Mr.. Petty, who has
been in prison for fifteen months, in France. Now
that we hare taken the pains 10 bring his case to
the attention Of the administration at Washington,
In public manner, we hope that no time will be
lost in extending TO Mr. Petty the protection to
which he IS enttled, and that he will be aided "a
his defence 10 regain his liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
HAZE rOI, nUI,opE.

Tho stsan,hip Psclac Captain Nye, will leave this
port at noon, Today. for Liverpool. The mails for
EurcIs will olOss at hrfpast ten O'Clock this morn
Ing. Thc wEEus Hsa.Lp will be published At half.
past uins o'clock i viii contain all the nsws Of the
Co., AZ Liverpool and London, and D. II Revolt.
psria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
Hamiltcn Fish Elected to the United Stat 10


Yesterday was the day appointed by resolution,
for the Legislature Of this State to make another
effort 10 elect United States senator in the place
OF the Aon. Daniel s. Dickinson, whose term Of
office expired with the last session of Congress.
After a very protrecsed session, the vote was
taken, and ex. Gov. Fish was declared to be daily
elected The discussion on the subject was quite
interesting, as will be seen by our telegaphie
IfpOIt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

Lart evening the CoIored Lay Convention assembled
ct Shiloh Pr,sbyteran Church, corner OF Marion and
Prince streets. The meeting was numerousy sttsnd-
cd; and there we're several white men present who
however, took no part In the proceedings, with bu.
one exception. The President, Mr. WIN. J. Wilson
took the Chair and called the meeting 10 order Mr
J. Joiner white " D., (coloresb acted a, Secretary
The Rev WIN Gardner, Chaplain CT the Convsn.
tion, opened tn. proceedings with prayer. lie said
that the white men, In opposing the black oppos
ing God by ~hoss providence the negro waicast
this continent. He also said, that information had
that day arrived that slavery With ts armed blood
hounds vas besiegns city fthe east, to carry o.
color.d brethren Who were doing comfortably there
and proving that black we're equal 70 shite lie
prayed that God might give the black cottage 20
stand g.ther and not to ay bat TO resist tyranny
tin It b. banished from the land.
motion vas then offered 10 dispense with the
resdipg OF the minutes. which wa. agreed to.
Or James Mcc1ns smith (mulatto) then rssd the
following curious document. ss Chairman Of the Con-
mit.es three or the Social Condition Of the People
Of Color
RfPorr THE SOCIAL CONDITION rsg a..s
hFoUNp nav toRs cfTr ssD o. TBg rEar ma
AMtLoEsIiNG saMT,
The tject social ition embraces domestic se1n
social intercourse. STANDARD 81 morAs habits q to eb
matters 70 he we'll oscnsssd In single ,aror soat 81
tn are hardly tertihent 20 this copvtnt5t The
nsdatey PRACTICAL smors thtm Is, domestic seonc to
On those two subjects few remarks viii bs mac a 80
1--WE iuggestons offered,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

THE FsnSpLr soSs o. sr. PsrRrcK. In the list 81
tosst' which reporter procured at the celebration
OF 50. Ps,ricks day, at the Actor Hou,s on MONDAY
eveeing lAst, some person inserted few lines Of dog.
grel p1odizng :" God save tse QUEEN No each
lines panied the toast. as It was sissn By tAe
Pre.fdsrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
Political Intelligence.

Avn REsr srArE CoNvESusv The state Convention
Of the anti rent party ri meet at Albany to day It
i ssid that effort will be made to join the anti
and spd form parties into one make stronger
their forces II has not yet been suthoritvsly stated
what are the questions to come before the convent ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

SaA1.sg paA fn,,nf 10 KH : on Monday night on
Conlsu. o. the sixth card arrested man called
jsme. wall or q Oh arse of rtabbin9 man by the
name 81 Michel Cassidy With. . knife, innistiny q
severs and dangerous wound The injury was infict-
I'd with an intent, u 10 believed, to take the life of
Cs.rdy. The prisoner vas conveyed before Justice
Ofboru who ritted hi 70 prison 10 await the re-
sult q ths Isiursd man, ~ho vss conveyed to the
CITY Hotpitsi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

knSsSAToH BsSroS The Hon II. Benton with
his daughter, MI. Joses, family and servants. have
sriiEed at the Aston House. The Hon Senator az.
companies Mrs Jote. to this city specially % super.
intend that LADY embaIk alton to join her Husband
Cafiferrfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
Court Co,.,d,r for "wednesday.

Cmcrr Counr.-No, rs zoe, 176 100, 81 Io5, 100
III. $50, a., 20, 253 lea IL, %
suPERIos CoUHT.--Nos Ils o. T. 6 Is SO 81. 13s,
1ss 81 ~. .l 20 81 81, i6i 100, no So 81 100 80
49, o. 60. 81, Il ~ sc ~ IS 81, 1lo ITO ILL., liz
liz. 81. 50 1s2 81. ~
Cosmos Plrl,- Nos Ssl, 2oa 40, All a2s al 425,
AZ. 43i 4sG. sSs. $50 48T i3o AL, ava aI5 as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
News frona Europe.

The steamship Arctic is Que to morrow, with enc
week lster from Europe The most interesting
inteHgerc, will probably come from England the
lorna Ito n s.robsbly, of a new ministry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

wed1t envelopes 10 most fashionable patterns aso,
ie silver door pl.ts II every vsrsty Of pststn, en-
gtsvod e. m I'D gnAsh Germ text, astiqae aud
wfrg styles Ever ellis ul broadway, eotuer Of Dishs
street, ard -. q " ali ttssat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

would particularly hose in want Of elegant aud
fashicnAte thoes CATERS, Te Ruskins ayers
article or tho feet, g. Ctbia T7 Broadway where the
rrhs tok o. cue goods 70 be found in America be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

The court house at Mount Sterling Ky was dc.
hfojea " l1s 60 the 9TH last Loss si6oOo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
AHUsxnENrs THIS WANING.

SoWKRy THEATRE. Bowery-EELrHrsoR-rnr srA.
BROADWAY THEATRE Brosdway-rsE Snarous IA
suy-How re PAY rs kTsT-SHNr TO THE TswER.
uBLOs 1ARDKF. RrOadway-rHE roopIzs-AAm sr
NUNS rrh Ills LAST Ines
xUuyoR,s rHv <TRE Chambers stress-SuoRr RrIGN
Aro MraRy Osr-EssLIn IN PARIS TWICE AttLEo.
, NATIONAL THgATRE Chatham srees-fusTrvEsLAvE
-EAaKy BURakAM.
SxoUoHANs LYCEUa Broadway-woRLD's FAR
M rlIEsp ylsK-ErsS Boy-sUppES TaovsRrs.
gnRrsrYs aINsTRFLs. Mcdaniel Hall. 4Ts Broadway
= k1rzsoPIAN aINsrREI1y.
sxLLcwg HINsrP-4s. Fellows cpsra Houss, i4t Broad
sAy-srHIsaIAs HrRsgREISy.
AssRicAN sUsKJM-AMusrNs PERFORMANCES ArrrN-
EvESNa.
SEw YORK AMI HIrHRArRE, 81 Eowcsy-EauEsraIA.
1xKroRsAscEs.
WARRINGTON HhLI-PAsoaAssA or TIE frLSRrrs
FEooREss-
sA1-LEE's CcSxoRAMA, eerner Of Thirsesnth st-css
lad Broadway.
stNERvA Rooas-p.SoHsmA oy IswIAun
New YORK, Wednestia March ID, isSis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

Elegant Wedding Cards, aud splendid

vFtnr trTL 70 stIset she attention ~ all who ssh evee
% ttcrue respectable ad Ilshei wEters. See ai
ytrtEsucrt n thtr parefs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

was discovered that several Of ~ members had an
seconded, and that there wos nc Quorum nressnt
The Board vas then obliged to adjourn until o'clock
this afternoon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26
Crescent Bssk aao 7Isb lpn ting O@ee
NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY MURNiNts, MARCH 10, 1851

The MISSISSIPPI RIVER LEvEEs.-The Con
cordia Intelligencer of Saturday last, earnestly
urges planters to watch well their levees. 1t re
minds them that had it not been that the swamp'
and bayous all low the tremendous breaking
away Of Point Lookout Levee, just above the
Arkansas and State line, would ere this have lait
the best plantations in Madison, Carroll and len
sas Parishes under water. Only think OF breach
a mile and halt in extent, the width OF the Mis-
ssspp ITSELF pouring its destructive torrents
upon US.
The article continues cit would almost seen
that levees are in vain. Yet let none, on that ac
count let down their vigilance. The Police Jury
Of the Parish of Tensas met on Monday this weel
to take speedy and energetic measures Of safety
More than week since noticed that the bank
was breaking away near Kemps and Harper
plantations above Waterproof. Let vigilant eye'
and strong hands watch this danger! Lee'
levee, one of the frmest and finest in the Parish
should also be closely observed. The River at Thu
point is steadily rising at the rate Of an inch and
quarter in twenty-four hours"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

TObaccO-About 900 hhds sold by party, bnt
the particulars not mads public
sugar-The market heavy and only about 400 hhds
changed hands, at rather easier rates.
Moasses-Dull with les Of 500 bbls 26fD21zc for
fei mening and 3Oc for choice re boiled.
FlOur-There good Demand which resulted in sales
of TOO bb including so bbls Illinois, long time in store at
a. $40 at u 0; 1000 $50 Ohio at ~ Oh 300 IRON
Levee and 14O0 deliverable alongside ship at a 10 6
st Louis in lo a 1904 25 and 1900 extra Ohio at
u 37a v Dbl.
C0rn-Markst FIRM with sales of $500 SKIS, mostly at 900
&c. with few lots ordinary SAG 3d. and Of primo at 90
y bushel. 1000 BIB ear Corn sold at 81 y Dbl.
Pr0visiOns-There fair demand for Pork, at hrm
prices 225 bbs branded Mess at &l3 % 3oo without
inspection prime LOTT e3 IS 1Ol unnspeced at sl3
and go bbs prime at $l 50 bbl. OF Bulk Pork l4oO
sold at about SIC hog round Bacon was in request
with sales of 35 cks including 40 cks Sides at II % 7
g. IA cks ho der at 5z 1O1 in four lots, at 5sO54 l5
cks plain Hams at 81 and 20 do. sugarcured at 0c y ID.
| Hice-lOO cks cord Carolina sold at 3,1c y ID.
COtTee-Saes Of ESQ bags Rio, nearly all at l04c b.
Bagging-IOO pcs sold at l3c. time without interest.
Gunpy Bags-A lot Of 5000, in bales, sold.
| rive. at $40. cash. -...
Hay-About 70 tons prime Western sold at 4lS 50
| " ton.
Whisky-Sales 800 bbls. in lots, at 20c p gallon.
| Exchanges-Demand good. We quote
Sterling IO5kDllU
New York sixtyday Bills ..........4k0I4 v ct. disc
Sight Checks Newyork @1s v ct. prem.
Freights-an American ship taken up for Liverpool
at ~ for Cotton, and so bbls Flour shipped the
| port at 3s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Hiram Powers: boxes, 90
a GSseo W do MuSy Gs
II Morton 49, %eo do do r
81 1s% d h a. sH b.
hams Wngaie,45 do eggs, ~ DO potatoes schneder
%sssE * f SS "a 90 70
s.ngss &eP-l57 hhd. bacon voss B.osI6 pkgs mdse
Ell t g s
Bake4l bbls butter Babrock Fennsl-ao do hams Jas
pcs bsgsng Taylor Cassiya6S bbs whisky Is do Alec
h9 DePeyste-s5 do whisky co. sacks corn etc
80 bSIs potatoes seheasrs,einN DO eggs Matin-5
do kegs butter Russe-lot furniture Boye Il Subway
;, LoUIsVILLE-Pes steamer Empire: ia hhds tobacco
eSit Norton Seo-66 do Turner, Wilson SEQ DO West
Beverly, Sands &coO hhd tobacco eask bacon, 1888
's ssa s na SS
DO IBIS poS Os % hams
81 SKIS corn areysi Dbl. la cs lard. 80 bills pork, do
4li sks corn % sks bran SKIS apples hhds obaccs
o Nelson &co-4s do Cherry. Henderson sco-74 do Nj
Cooper Ss 81, =. to order n ..,. ,,o,,s.
Xss%5a EGs Il u Ea sst
v WinsseS, Tree soy Do PssIa% DO
Giyen-l4do Pickett Perkins &Son4s do u bales so,toI
Hewitt, Norton &coa5 hhds tobacco Yves, Summers,
sosyss e bale, cF,t9n F. sea- d
8 Nelson Gco-ss do Bonner 4 smth-2a DO McGregor
Afoway- do i,l, Mclean &s9Ei55 Dc Wiia@s-7 d
bis eggs shtllersten.4a Dc sehnsider y Visa Do
orders bb beeswsx Overflow Cbsm &co-so4 sss corn
e$ sd%e,as ' So sa % eCS ohon@9 d. 80 PC
ron Folser co-i20 empty bbls Dyns &co-Tota. 5s
IAFoURCHE-P steamer DR. Baey: l54 hhds snra,
ia bbs mola W Jackson &co-so hhds sugar Ley
Feliowes Eoo~IOd Tete-lo0 bbls moasses de Egsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

RrcoRprR GxNors' CouRr.-The business before thi
Court yesterday. was Of earthly Importance. nun
g,aa ,ys,a b,oueht TO the stand but the denquences
ali Of them were on the smallest possible scale.
Branch of Trust. "A man named j. Bertrand has beer
arrested in the First Municipality, for receiving two
conn,s which belonged Mr. Charles Gerber, amounting
IN IA 3d. and refusing give any account or to HAND
over the same to its ightfui owner.
Perjury man arrested in the First Municpaity
yesterday by the police of the First upon charge of per
Jury 1t appears that about the 9Th of May. 1850 the prs
oner signed note Qr $S3, made payable the order
Francis Bremond, sem. six months after date. On the ma
thrifty of the note the debt remaining unpaid, suit
stued and the party arrested denied under oath his sig
nature whereupon judgment rendered against The
plaintiff These the grounds of arrest, and the cast
will come on for hearing this day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

VIReIHA--TAs Present Iart&.-There are 81
cotton factories in Virginia. The operations of the
Tariff bear hard upon them. They cannot CON-
pete with the low wages of England At a recent
convention of manufacturers at Richmond, a re-
port was made, which says 5000 spndles are en-
trely stopped; 1000 running three-fourths of the
time 5000 running one-thrd of the time %, O00
running full time, at reduction of wages of %
per cent. This is sad picture to crafty free trade
humbuppery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

,S SS, hid: Bsoo9s Do sswss So
10 hhds .ugar 80 bales sabatsr-To'si. vi hlds
sAyS1 sARAFsr Brilliant e 4. ! S:e;ss.,oo
BaiIsy He's % 4 Mii,snSsissf Eee Dc Bonner
j. q Lsuis DO Gordon Ji-lqs z. 3 cSms.is
DO Kendall Yoe &eo4o bbls molsssss Bnrbaee Adams
y; ssG 5R%
%sSs Sussn 90 iS
aco-S5 Do Lauv,-isd do Lasnde 40 bids sugar, ll2
DO BIZ ssSs
y bhds sugar Burbridse Il Adsms-l0 do Henderson
sps 8. J."s; HI, hid.
us g me- Boss
81 bis molsssss Fsan 6onsess Sos iii; Eea,.. ib
ss:, Ss,.a
bb ns.s' sSuspy b Se Dc; s
RHht, 70 . s.a Rotaway No
MGssnwcod As s1, Sussps LICE Se9'i spR%ns.
p RassIss Rochelle Sec-i! Cray GamRbsI!I;Sds
d 60 70
+ Ssi 2. Ann! Anna NGs
do as hSds :nssi Gou'dain az: is bsss
ssa Psssy hides SSd hams hides ~ La
EssGcPSfEs. srs ss.m Hsc. m bale. cotton
d. hid y se' 70 S ,s. suf RH
ner Il Smh@3i bales cotton Plauche Gco-I8 do Cleve.
land. Bros aco-ii do Giiy-lo do Trezir1io DO NJ
Pomroy-4 bales w Lever,ch-2 bales peltnes
rander Williams &co-3 do, s. hides Norment, Cooper
cob hides, etc, order-Tota $40 bales cotton.
BALiZE-Per steamer boswell: 80 hhds sugar. 100
bbs 10 hi bbs moasses half bbs moiasss
w Waiker-l4 hhds sugar A e. w Lee-lO do, "A bbs
molasses Monsome,y-7 do. 80 hhds sugs, Oliver
10 do 50 BIB moasses w ThOmpsOn-30 do Denegre
JIG do Laneaux-l5 do Fellowes &co-S3 do White 4
Co.'S do G UIquhart-sundres to order.
|
| Passengers
Per steamship Galveston, from Indianoa and Galveston
| Brewer and lady, Garms, Reynolds. stanton, Webster
Dr. Johnson Brewster and lady, Gibson lady Dr. Smith
Kites and LADY Hs,per White a I'D 'sTvt Dsylns
Duncan. VIM II Payne. Forshey, stewart. Wildman
| Suence, Ga,nes-and IL on deck.
| Per ship Blanche from Liverpoo-500 in steerage.
Per brig Bella de- Mar. from Chagres-44 passengers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

TINE best medicine ord
of Dyspepsia the headache. heartburn,
acy the stomach loss OF asthma
piles, ncipeut consumption debility arising from levers
lever and cold Old diseases
ing from imperfect digestion, denged condition the stomach
and surpassed by medicine
use suffering derang' ent
and highly respectable cehcates we refer
o following:
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer;
FlTzHENRY HOMER Esq. Bottom; -
Jas q. DUNN. ESQ.,, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, TX Pres. Mass. Senate
Hon. l.. II. ARNOLD formerly Governor OF Rhode Island
now member of Congress
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor OF Michl-
gan, now U. 8. Senator; .y,
Hon J, T; MoREHEAD, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon. j. +. SIMMONS, u s. Senator from Rhode Island
Hon SANS. PHELPS, U. s. senator from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON FOoTE, member of Congress from VT;
Hon. H. d. FOSTER, member of Congress from Penn a;
Hon M. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress irom Wlsc0n
sin Territory;
Gen; A. c. DopaE, member in Congress from Iowa;
r STOWE ESQ.,. Clerk in the HOUSE Of RepresentV's
| JosEPH BoxlE, Esq, Is Wall street, NewYork.
Many other individuals Of the highest be ee
who viii confirm all that has been sail in favor Of this nvauab
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, No
80 For sae BY WRIGHT & G nSe ii Cbartres st,
| n Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
t CAUTION-Each bottle of Genuine Oxygenated Bitter
the outside wrapper printed English French
ish Of Geo. Green, Proprietor upon
Sides and addition, finely engraved label ucon top
General Agents whom all orders addressed.
| Nv ml5 W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

A GIGANTIC PRoJEcT.-The New York Cour-
Ter and Enquirer proposes in order to meet the
existing and increasing deficiency in wharf accom-
dation at that port the construction Of stone
breakwater in the Hudson, along the entire west
side of the city north ward, just SO far, and as
rapidly as the wants of commerce may require, to
commence opposite pier No. one, and distant eight
hundred feet from the present line of bulkheads
the work to be four hundred feet wide at the oun-
dation and three hundred at the surface. The cos,
OF such breakwater is estimated at S5,00O,0 900,
Including piers, to connect the different Sec
tons with the bulkhead. But. instead of being a
tax, the Courier insists that it would be Of
revenue to the city, and that the sale of lots would
cover the expense.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: $50 600 specie
kem-Garme iieres-sundries to Mcdowell Mills &cO-
w A Violet &cO
LlvERPOOL-Pes ship Blanche: $500 SKIS salt order
LlVERPOOL-Per ship John Miller: 450D SKIS salt to Jos
Wilson @co.
RIO DE JANElRO-Per bark Iona: 1898 bags coffee to
Rodacanachl Il FOran gheade-35Od do Dixon Leech.
SAVANNAH-Per schr Rebscca l. France l79 casks
rice to Wood 4 Low-N II Brighsm-Hill, Mclean &co-
ID Buck
20 600 aths J @ Pooley.
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr Urbana: 50 hhds sugar.
AZ bbls noasses Dennistoun &co100 bbs molases,
20 hhds sugar Byrne &co25 do, 80 bbls molasses W
Jackson &co-34 bales Druilhel & Son.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Alice: 10000 IT lumber. 900
uths J q POOley.
PENSACOIA-Per schr Diamond: Lumber
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26
AUCTION SAL rs.

By j. b. BLACHE = Co.,
WEDNEsOAY March IS :. 10 o'eioeh. A1--ws b sold 81
- Packages zud Lots Of seasnstls Dry Goois ,octs.
Pisiu Embroidered Whie Mnsihs, Tape theess Brow
DfnHpg. Ptin Irish Linens Lden Lasn. Mattress. Checks
Lhados Linen Towels Table Ee LINN and Cotton csmhr
Madras Handketchefs, Mefnos, D. Dete
Blesrhed Piad Gin ghsms Burons Lace
sib Hsndserehefs COu6Bades, Tickings shAxiA,
Terms at sale.
~ Catalogues ready, and goods may be
on The day Of Inb24
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

A law was Struggled through the Missouri
Legislature, at its late session, expeing the For
eign Insurance Agencies from that State. 1t has
created good deal of feeling in St. Louis, the
tire delegation from that city protesting they knew
nothing about it, The Republican denounces the
passage of the act in question as fraud upon the
Legislature"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26
Gas! Gas Gas!
ECnNnMV IN EAGI

A L. SCOVILL'S PATENT GAS BURNERS
n be procured II Poydas st., up stairs. The Pa
tent Gas Burner gives brilliant light and is saving
compared with the old burners. proper person will be
felS pN ~ ~ Ar BAKER & CO., AGENTS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26
List Of Vessels In Port Not Cleared

IN First municipality fdessnsied the follow ing
by m) the Nos commence at the Railroad and
In the Second m the Nos above the
ing No being fnboat Landing the Third tn3i
Railroad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-26

ISQUEsT-An indu held yesterday at the boarding
house. New Levee, by Coroner Spdden. the body
of John Gates who found dead his bed early in thu
morning. On the previous night he went bed intoxicated
md during his ntoxication he seized with fit OF
nj exy and died. verdict in accordance with the above
"a was ed
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istrict Court for cooy sppsophans 70 himself two wool
hats without the consent Of ]. H. Goldman oil NO. LIS
Nav Lave
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NOTICES.

eY The Omcers and Members of PERSEVE.
RANCE FIRE CO. No. 49, leave their sincere thanks
To Mr. WILLIAM LYND for his boaueous supply Of rrhnents
fur hhsd during the Frs Sunday night The 2d inst at Mis-
dasippi Cotton Pfs.s
Pnwac n u rf,entcK p,x.nan.
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DIANO FORTES-The subscriber respectfully an
entire agency Tin this city) for the sale of the
ss!ebIaied! IAN0s nanpHiac cs ed BY V80
CHiCKERING, Boston; and that he has at this time
very large Stock comprising all the varieties Also tire
sV Oh iii '' '' HENRY PARSONS. 10 Camp street,
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Il TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city .uDd at lower
pri' Is. These TEAS are II
the latest importation, and
ofths most choice qualities
grown in G HIM, having
been selected with sres
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packages, SO
as 20 prese, We their Ira
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssu
piled with every dnscrin.
ton Of TEAS. inchests, hall
chests, u ID ami 8 ID box
ages, il desired.
jaN TN A,
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NEW ORLEANS MARK ETS.
CRESCENT tjygIcl,
Wadnea-lax MoruinR Makrll rs

WednesIay Morning, MafcIF 70, IsoIl
COttOnThe accounts from Liverpool by the Franklin
and Arctic unsettled the market yesterday and the days
sales limited about $500 bales at abou nc decline on
ordinary and mddng qualities We quote follows
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THE FIRE AT THE ARcApE.-Yesterday the adjourned
investigation upon the origin Of the fire in the Arcade which
30 unfortunately took place about weeks
sumed Recorder Caldwell Col Field appeared on the
part OF the prosecution and Judge Ogden appeared the
part OF Mr. Evans.
The proceedings commenced at IL O'Clock and after the
Court had been engaged the two hours it was ad
,oumed until this day.