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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14
GRATIFYING RESULT-cHEERING SIGN

GRATIFYING RESULT-cHEERING SIGN.
We are indebted 10 the Rev. Dr. Eay for the following
teleeraphc despatch, received yesterday ,on Mr. Lord
counsel for The Methods, Church, South
New York Nov. Ii, 1851.
REV. john EARLY:-Judgc Nelson, lin the Circuit Court
of the United ates he's just delivered very able decsio"
in favor OF the Church South. u. LORD.
This us, d con the Methodist Church. South,
oroner,y 10 tie amount about $500 co., believe Judge
Nelson already the regard OF The country by his
d and able vin!cation Of the consi;tnonaty Of Inc IT.
Give slave lax and Of tie imperative obligation upon TIE
North 10 cxccte i, the Letter. Tie present decision VIII
serve 10 confidence Of all piirIutS in his Impair
TALLY ii.nncs and dc"o,on TO duty. Every such decision
a tie abovc w! beneEcil influence on Tie North
ern mind in fusng proper Of justice and ackno"l-
edeueu OF South, IN Rights.
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THE BLACK SWAN.-'rhc Philadelphia Inquirer con.
trad:cs the report that the "Black Swan is native OF
Richmond, and says:
The sRlack Swans name is Eliza Greenfield She was
born III Mississippi the plantation U the late Mrs Eli
zsbeih Greenfield and Philadelphia with that lady
in company with several others of her slaves she
broSe NJ The South. She lived with her old mistress in
Arch street nearly to The time OF her dea!h which
CURED about five Years ago and received her musical in
s'Ec ion while her She has considerable skill
pans! and singer. well coed knowcg of music
much SO indeed ha, she has Taught people of her color with
no little success"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

New York, Nov. l0.-Dr. CrossSe! pastor OF the Eps-
copal church Green street. taken suddenly i'll in his
pulpit yesterday afternoon. He conveyed home and
expired at six O'Clock last evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

NEGROES IN OREGON.-There Is territorial law in
Oregon prohibiting the bringing or coming of negroes
the Territory In a against Fanderpool
brought before Judge Nelson this law was enforced and
negro banishcd from the State
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letter from Rockbridge county says:
The democrats in high gee here and are determ
cd 10 redeem the county, If possible Some Of friends
very con6!:n Of success. think our chance
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appOMATToX DISTRICT OFFICIAL.

The following the official mjoeS in This Congress
s,nal District, from which il will be that Mr. Bocock's
aggregate majority is nine hundred ana three! He
has majority, alsu every county in the district but one
ma had Democracy done their duty, says The L:ac-
ourr ltcpubcaa they could have given large majority for
MIN IN Campbell, instead Ut 80 Tor Boiling.
EucjcAS muyuT!tiesla Buckingham IS Cumberland Is,
Fuvanna ~ Arpcmltt0N 3l5, Lnncnhurr 2U9 Charlotte
1873 Prize Edward l3S-roia 956. Boings majority IL
Campbell %. Bucock> majority IN the district: JOB.
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DISTRICT
Majority for Thomson.

Majority for Thompson, 4uz
The the Constitution, as recently poled In
Monongalia, as follows
For adopting, 43II
For rejecting, -
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New YoRx Nov. l0h, 10 f. M-I,s.,ars bs.,
celvcd BY The Mississippi i!unl kus.u,l IN n u 's
which ne states that business Of the mos, prn.n ~
compelled him 10 visit Em: AMI ne c.ns, ~, =,
mat HE steamer should MOI he delayed his accoun, u,
OK IN itr STEAMER Of the Inst IL thanks N, rs
oil New York through their Nr:o-. Tor The Great E5
they have expressed "iih r".i-d IT, RIM II is uD.,s,
hat apt Long and TIT on :" is Mississippi tlsagow
tween them and the Hua!g.ns. Ea.>u.h in his Letter
presses gratitude Tor The @n.,:a s!u.css he has
lcricnceG on bJar! tie MiSss-iapi w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14

DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN RECENT ELECTIONS
4 very s! d stately pyramid has becn built by The De-
romcrats GAYS the Boston Post.) Within few days the
noble States 81 PENNSYLVANIA and OH0 have been added
TIL, yerdc;s q these States that The nominee
Of the Dcr0oc lry be the next President CAtroRSlA
ALABAMA LOUISIANA. GEORGIA. MARYLAND, New JERSEY
M.cYiGAx MISSISSIPPI and DELAWARE, pronounce
for the Democracy and the UnGn by aggregate majority
of MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND. Nt1c York
shows immense gains in tire popular branch Of The Legisla
urc the Assembly in which the Democrats have cut down
the large Viii. minority OF &c nothing. New York city
has been rede, med from the corrupt hands OF the Wings
Fancis r. Tvu elected recorder by 1850 maotity over
F. A. Tal!n,ad,e; Thomas J. Oakley and Joseph s. Eos
worth Democrats chosen judges Of the Supreme Court
Of the city. Albany, too has cpudaed the rule OF the
WHY'S The ragrty for the state ticket il not decided
as could have been wished but will doubtless turn out quite
equal the geographic reports. II Wisconsin has been
lost 10 the Democrats is by coalition Of The Wings with
the free soiicrs and aboonsts Of all sorts. That ia
game hardly be played in the Presidential election
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MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR POW ELL OF KENTUCKY.
The greater portion of tho message devoted TO discus
sion Of the financial affairs of the State, particularly the
condition of the sinking fund Upon Federal politics Gov
ernor Powell is very brief He congatua.es the Legisa
rc upon the passing away he dark and lowering clouds
tina, recently threatened the existence OF the Union and
declares that "Kentucky the firm and devoted friend Of
the Union and for maintaining nvioae and carrying out
in s,rcness and in truth in letter and In spirit, the Com
promise measures" HI expresses hope that those who
have the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law in the
North will be vigorously punished in order that the South
may be assured Of the sucency Of guarantees designed
to protect the interests and aims of all sections Of the
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
NJ
WASHINGTON, Nov. !
TIE 7 ATE TT EcTfoSSrItE SEYr On EcInr,,i


TIE LATE ELECTloSS-THE NEXT PRESIDENCY
The ilte elections IA Onto, Prnnsy!S mia, Georgia ~
ornia South Carolina aud Virginia have given unm,
rle evidence Of the attachment Of the great masses "
Union and the Constitution Fortunately for III. na
The country the election in Pennsylvania and Ohio
announcement OF determination To faithfully etecn,
fugitive slave nw-the great compromising fea,na ~ VI
compromise to the South Not only are the nsio,i, " M
people of those large nun-slaYchoiing conmony " "
sound upon this question: bur .hei! respective .Iyer
nave dec Jared determination 20 Uphold The majesty q;
law and carry ont the requirements of III. consi,,,
Acquieseence in South Carolina is less pa!scwo,hr
IS the manly OF Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA c.! ""
preparing for suicide, bu; she has now i
her name as an equal among her sister commonwealth.
Now that the question OF The Union is settled thar 49,
Presidency Will be the absorbing Opc for the next -
months. As the Democratic party ;ia,r triumphet !,
State except Vermont, New YORK, Tennessee and El
these four only being presided over by Wig Gyeroo,
naturally enough conclude that tie Baltimore s
be successful Unless some Gntaward event st,nts ;
to mar Democratic prospects, the war il int, =,
Tor an overwhelming victory o"e o! The dangers 10 =,
Democratic future is trir past success II w,s ,, W.
rock they stranded in the canvass .! 1910. T'" ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02
NEW ORLEANS. Markets,
Ca.scExr OrrrcE.


The past week hes been rather quiet one in our market
and Cotton particularly has been dull Several Article, Of
produce have, however, shown IN upward tendency
and s some descrptaonsof Flour. Pork and Baoon CON
siderable advance has been realized. Com has actuaed
slightly and iaesy the RATS have besn rather lower fc
most qasites. Bagsng is held higher. Coffee has ad
vanced H. though the stock has been increased b.
an arrival direct from Rio. and from New York The
movement In Tobacco has been scve but pFuoa
continued hrm In Sugar and Moasss little has ssu dous
but tor the former holdsn have realized better prices
fseghu have advanced kl6d for Cotton 70 Liverpool bu,
The market has laterly been extremely dull. =.
The steamer Niagara have left Liverpool ON the
18Th July, and her accounts reported to have arrived
last evening By Telegraph, but could authenticate ts
report The next steamer due aftes the Nagsa il The A.
lantc. Of Cons American line which was 10 have ,ae
from Liverpool on the I'd nit Our weather has continued
warm. but with squsnt showers Of rain The health of he
CITY is excellent. :
eesssnWsia a the Cotton .arhss ut the date sf an,
last weekly review. in depressed state following the sceot
OF the Amercas accounts from Liverpool the l2t ustaut
There has since been improvement either in the demand
in the rates. Ths sales Of Saturday and Monday tosshsr
reached barely aO bales. mostly at 707Kc for Mdding
and S0shc for Good Middling. On Tuesday about lao
bales sold. including low middng at the extreme
reduced rate Of ", and strictly middlng at TO- Factor
generally no refused accept these rates. and there
being but few buyers willing pay more the busuess of
Wednesday limited to about 400 bales al parties look
ing anxousy for the steamer then due. Thursday was an
other dull day. and only about 60 bales found
irregular rates. Yesterday also. the Nisgaras account,
were hourly expected. and buyers world only operate upon
further concession consequently the sales of the day were
limited to about 30 bales at lower Tbs wesk's bu
ness thus sums barely $500 baes The receipts At this
port sincs the lst Of September. 96 68 baIes against
s4sl9 to the same date last year. and all the United
States ports there ID now an ncrsase Of 6. 6H bales.
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lieve, are aware Of the extent to which fishing il
carried on along the shores Of Green Bay, and the
numerous islands near it, and stretching across
Lake Michigan a. far a. Mackinas. The increase
Of this business for TIE past two OF three years. in
dieatss that ere long il will become very promi-
cent feature IN the trade Of this country, Is the
Cape Cod and other fisheries have on the New
England coast The principal fishing points on
and near the route from Green Bay to Msckinae,
are at Grsnd Tiaverac, Fish Creek, Washington
hsrbor, Rock Island, and the Fog and Beaver
Islands There are numerous other fishing grounds
OF less note in fact the shores every where which
present the proper facilities, are lined with fishing
apparatus. The statistics Of the trade for the
present year, will probably show figures already
exceeding those Of the whole ofsny previous year.
tAdvocate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02


Riee-Ths mNta ~ ~ ssties he's osvtirvsa rrt,sm.y
dun, stgfsv ~ 01pfms Cuoiina.
Whis4s-6vttet li,sls .lsssl.iqe 10 notiss II sl,s
sass have bssa confined to some - g. Il I1Soc "a
kectmsd. and8k0&c y gallon fdf Raw. - Raw
- on Thsndsy u tie sqisids rsiA f.ss q :
1aesing a1a Rope Holden have sdvsasei III sns,
r. Bassng H. which few buysts have iii dhpo,,d y
pst Of Reps. De principal seb wss u ests On psivas
Dummy Bsss-Ws have nosesa tws o. TIM, mail -
at The Uniform rats Of ~ Ibs balss.. . j
6alt-Ws hsvs arrivals and 10 saYeo soiou ~ IA -
pcr. From ssoend hauds Liv~pooJ has soh Il d 0kO
d 10 Aek fes Ceass. and el1S0ei % ~ Fins ds,iv
ssd fiss Of drayass.
CoDee-Ths Cois market hes bssp sasiov ou, a.,;.r
~ wss and thssals linsd about a6eo boss Rio q
which 140 ves Of ths Kspss's cdEee. hou NswYek eu
private terms. The principal aln tidss wee ~ - 4
". and 2ostss y ,. cargo Of 1eo bast ~ sssivsd
om Rio Jabsro ncs last, making the di1po Does ar
be season 4asll bags ssains Is 70 As nas - ~
ysss. $50. s. : = :
Candles-BsIas. has bssu con6nsd y ssll pe,,,s of
ct1 Il 20 N. Sperm b sill hdd q 10lls p. with
/ dull maskst. a - :
AfmelThs only sals Of any moment thss wybs,. -.
iosd duhps IL week was 40 bbs Alton On pvsss ,s
Frcm second hands Dc SaAss have bssa % 0oa n = mi
for Thenaston. and d tos0e2 for Western.
Hay-Ws havs noticed snail saIs Of wsstsn durps III,
wssEss or soosis Bend 1000 bss' Ras'~m = pfvss
LssA-Ws have yst transactions 10 IL sicA 10 ~.
port. a.
Hsm1-Ths ozb al. TIA. Ia, bs,s -. i. ~ u,,..,
i 'v: wss.' We. si't q 100 ba's Iwstssa. aks. on
Taliow- cisy-rndsssd hsid 1t sx0salo ? ;, bs, VI
hssr Of no sales. ~ .f.5
Lard OLA small lot of % bbs yod On Saturday =
exc 2 gallon -
sxehanss- Ths demand has bsss quite liuissa d,r,r
The wssk. but the rates have vasisd ~ s stbsr a
Or domestic. We quote Z q.
S.ssnns .loe'<0lio.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

Canal Arosssd the SAUL on the Canada Side.
It is said acharter has been granted to a company
by the Canadian Parliament, for the purpose Of
building this long projected canal The Daily
True Press tSus speaks Of the result Of this enter
prise
"By building csnsl on their side Of the river,
they have complete contsol Of tho shipping Lake
Ssferior, and by that means the American vessels
and tads will be compelled to pay tribute to our
CapsdiAn neig hbors-ws had almost said-iorever.
Great excitement was occssoned this spring BY
the rumor shat the Welland Canal was to be closed
against American shipping. The canal at this
point bears the same relation to the Lake Superior
country as the Welland Canal does to the country
bordering on the lower lakes. There il, however,
this dfference-the country Of which the lower
lakes are the great channels BY which their SUR
plus produce is carried off, is, we may say, fully
matured, while the Lake Superior region 10 yet,
even with the improvements that have been made
within the past few years, an almost unbroken viii
dernes:-her mineral resources have been scarcely
touched, and, in fact, those mines that are sending
forward such large quantities Of ore, have scarcely
begun to show the richness of this region. As fol
her agricultural lands, they are mot surpassed by
snyin the Union. The building Of this canal viii
ge the means at once Of opening this country "a
70 capitalist the farmer. the mechanic and the
eorer and tend to the rapid development Of all it.
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e. Longest Steamer in the WorA.--The
Louh w,he Courier says that the Eclipse, Captain
E. I. surgeons new steamer, now on the stocks,
is to be hundred and ffty-nine feet in length
She is nave eight Of the largest size boilers, and
her waite wheel will be fory-two feet in di.me,.r
She will be completed in the fall, and il i. fullv
expected that she can easily make ths tim f,o.r
New orlea ys to Louisville in -four d.ys.
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STEAMBOATS,. 1
Moblle anA ens Lake 200 eea.


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a!ss. s.... - p1f si5aisss S;.w; ~!
.ao 4, s sss. -. ss s.s - r.. Va
ssys ths Pos!cs.nlia Rsosd dsi5. = Is sss = &.
q; = IL Is: Hi f 81 4 4: cs, win A.,. -.
0Ss o - 's''' As. so = ,,. p.
Jss:s:s .ss sHi!'s s BE- 6 n LSH
a. and :s .ss .b
Wy caoin ioswssd and new skylght N. i ,snIeli6n
LII si ~ e; s;s:s 8 .l 1Ufs
(; ;31 h Rs'y::, ~
g. Issis f e.: GSisS. h nss'';; 7. J r.,
e Il. s r.t.e 60. Ss:s
ss I. sns Nss Gen: Y ssr
ING. ocssi nd Is Pos, sss ksioad p EsnS
.!Ss 81 az:
ne oc'eck An ssrs RetGmi.s. will Isavs Mols III
~ ce.ff . SSs, :... .Ss z
Sssss VII s,s az = q hon. q =: a. Ths =.
ocof n md sss Friday ss sss.iss S.P'
The way .Sssr Beg vii! leave cs q hs Assai 4
.. GsSbs Sd As: sGs s :. &c:
IS - 4; "a. &c.: :::: s;
=: Y: 500:
: ssss; o. s:.i RI 4, 81; Fs:s;S
ws gs.. :. ~ 8. g. Isends1 :..:..s..
viii - su md Il he sc counting d
sfa l'iis'; !, s e;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

TobaccoThs inqsiy in the Tobacco market ha, l.e,y
been active and the sales, far q made public reach
soo hhds including $50 taken yestsrday. Some of the
heaviest sales have been private TERMS but the rates
in most Of the transactions have bssn made public These
would seem to indicate continued nness of prices but
actual advance during the week. and we yet quots ~ fol-
lows Frosted a@3k Lues. sH04x Leaf, inferior and
Common to Fine 6xtO7 Choice. 7k0ac b. The tram,
aoons Of yesterday embraced the following lots: III hhd,
70 At and as 4 IS hhds. So and at sk@6k n
hhds at 6h6k: 90 hhds at 6k07h 4s7 hhds in three
ots at; hhds IL at " sad % at " and Is hhds
Frosted at 3kc ' b.
6usarThs reospts of Sugar have bssn uru,uay light
and with good demand for small lots the rates have
during the week The following range of pricsshavs ruled
In the recent ansacoas: Inferior Common A5k Fair
70 Faly Fan. eh@s; P.ims and Choice, sk06ko ' b.
The stock 10 now very small.
Weeks receipts. % bids susar-exporn,
k1oIassoe-We have alteration to notice in the Mo-
maks The business OF the week has been confined
to retail transactions. At range Of gallon for good
to cheics 70 boiled.
Weeks receipts. lls bbk-sxports. 20.
Flour-Ths Flour market during the early part Of the
week presented feature but the arrivals were very
limited and the stock low psics, ON Wedns,day took and
den start upward This saes of ths week have been quite
modsae the bulk business being 10 st. Lous scrjp
lions; Ohio etc.. meeting with little demand About 5000
bib besa dspo.sd of altogether. the for supsrns
81 Lou, up to w,dnssd.y ranging at - s7f0si 10 and
for extra brands a 500 e5 l2 with or two small lois
Of Indiana at ~ O7, and lot of 200 bbl Ohio on private
terms 6inos Wednesday ST. Louis superne has cold a
a 5o0s4 70. and extra at % 0o0s5 Is y bbl ss bbh
ezra o. Lcu,s Sgoand from new whsa) were taken on
Yessrdays sass. noaded above, embraced 1900 bb CON-
prisng 48 Indiana at ~ 10 200 Ohio "a good brandt In
three four lots at u 20; 100 st. Lou at a so and lo
extra, part from wheat, at o IS y Dbl.
Weeks reosipts. 1918 bbls-sxpors, 1880.
Grafn-Tbese has been little factuaion Of rates in the
Corn market during the week. prices having given way "A
&c bushe for prime quates buthey have recovs cd
p s OF the decline The wssk ss sam up about
InuIu diu ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

lmporfsns Salsef Railroad Boads.-Ths New
Albany Qnd3 Ledger says, that Mr.. Brooks, Pre-
sident Of the New Albany and Salem Rsilroad
Company, has effected sale Of ten per cent bonds
20 the smount Of one hundred thousand dollars, to
parties in Great Britain, at premium Of ten per
cent This shows that the position and prospects
ofths road are beginning to be- known abroad and
that capitalists have confidence in it's ability to
meet its engagements.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

n X
Per steamship Alabama, from Charv,s-N,. Rs..,. T..
G5 %i.aa::sshh.. ss nj h ,say
i'' T.ues SG1 d.1 Ls%GR 4
RoseT Wellington, Rc6s.dss II Bsste 1nnx an,s
~ wet5ssht. Olson. b Hu6bsIi. W ssfs.A hide
RRs s1 mSsn6sn Sln. SssssSs G'ais Silpw.
mend oa.. '3' hmsdH.s.s Ns,25.u ;
Easshs: asvsri. pse:op f'Was% Rs.sy 91ss,nss
a.t Sak slys.A. .sy h.So, shiyi Gaze
ySS;PPdSssy kanp SiSss:sn fspS; ;S
IN ksso:ss. p s is:''i 4sa. hiS isi:
Howsd Ss.ss 8 Ksli1 s sSssS1a BE-! aSSfr;
Ls:ld owes Gown S%.. so a;1ssa., Ms .
s.; Ss;sr;s s'i :. 1 A::
Pss Steamship goion. fos Nsv York, ets-w q s..,. u,
Gsroa. Ae.s &C G.iass, Essisdss k 49, ~
fsSS s;s.. f,g ~ Es''i T. 2
Hart La,han, NJ istis. B isooSs, NJ G 49,.
49, y! aos issss e. &c., s
o., sss:s.:Srfi 49,:
Bs siei 49, s.:s Fl s. ~ Y q. Q: s
ssss ss:s: IS ~ 49, e s1Ii Z: g.
S - = III ,:ssso 8 s, IS,
ka!:s No.; g s;sS. CD &c.,. 1870 Sc;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

FIRE at Balstmore.-on the 23d ul, tle paint
oil and glass warehouse Of Baker 4 Bro. west side
Of Charles street, near lombard, was totally Do.
atroyed. The building snd contents, owned b.
Baker q Bro, were lost-insurahce 81, 200. The
Ore spread to Cannon, Burnett u Co.'s auction
store, the roof end upper stories Of which were
burnt, causing damage Of Sl,0O0-insured. J.
Williams q Co.'S dysing house, opposite, wss also
damaged. The FIRE was the work Of an incendsry
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02
DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county. Al.LTl

undersigned has purchased th: fashionable vsaer a.
enssta,n ment OF transient and permanent guests
Hotel delixhtiuy situated the sasesn sk0e al
sf 81 Ms1co ard awhin fifty yards Of The wnier Of the
my. which bsnx clear and sak with bold shors and firm
WINE SAND Dot renders this place peculiarly for
sea sa ssss,1s Ths Su'1s:sls scah with
The Rooms are large and well ventilated " =
im@e y n NE Iar beautiful grove thaf mile in
winJ q ncn l0fet Trees xhOse umb foliage psOtscts
Inc Is1blss from The midday Pure sping Waer Is
snpped N the H9sl by hydfants the distance Of half
me - good White Sulphur Spving.
SoC1 csass f9Ss a s.i wsls have bs,nmals
in the vicinity of the Hotel =. -
TO these ysnsss Of position he sulsc-br adds III,
promlss that the Table snd Bar shall supplied with The
3eg selections OF the Mobile and Msweans ma vke,s IA
his ndvidsd attention given 10 she nton Of tbs com
ane gsssurs q b; guests. JULIUS TIT. Pc victor.
the puposs will ply constantly bewssn Mobile ami Point
Ceas-and ms saboau awsyS hand for The ule Of vial.
tORu. ir0 Qnn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

Indiana Congregational Canvass-The Indiana
politicians feel confident that not single opponent
OF the Compromise will be returned to Congress,
unless George w. Julien, of the Fourth District,
should succeed. Tho contest in that District is
between him and Samuel w. Parker, wing. A
large body of the democracy will not vote for either
candidate. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

Finsd.-Frederck Wright, Mary Montgomery
and Sophia Montgomery, were fined five dollars
each yesterday by Alderman Etter, for being drunk
and disturbing the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

oh Romeo. Oh Romeo !-catherne Hannigan
the Juliet to the Romeo OF the present tragedy
charges the unwo, shy representative, in this in
stance, Of the house 0. Montague, with-horribls
to relate! Letting her eel the force of his fist
without any just cause or pro vocation. Mr.. Romeo
will be arrested, that's fat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-02

Discharged. -. G. Mosley, charged with
assault and battery With intent kill, was yester
day discharged by Alderman Etter, as L. s
Thompson, the prosecutor, did not appear in court
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f~ no'tA, ~ ooi p vssl; q 81 =
Biloxi. Mav q, 1851. III 4
BILOXI HOUSE.

HIS Establishment will be opened Tor the re-
nsnassnest Of JOHN W. Nixon - ~
Darng ths sgfss many additions Ind impsovemeat Hs
1een nane msuss efsateF degrees Of comfeel and
ou1venbenoe 70 the yueala of the hoase. -
Jh. indy bsaehG B.es, hss.aoiass 70 sanoyias.e %
haa ben penked by edeg Of ard
nSE onss psonsaaas snvalsd By any d he "a coas
The Tahh WIN plveys - supplied with the dsicaeiss of
AnaGnod z The house vii b foand Bath houses. Bar
md Billiard koo9. sad Ten Pin AIlsys. : 49, -
LIZ following Rats ct Boad will s. changed during IL
81 the month Us weekly .sae %
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Chlid nd ss.snfa I:fi pics.
the mOAta ~ season. - y =. =
bl.oxl. May y. le6l, nzls -