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Great Excitement
DRY GOODS! DR. Y G y U ID y!
100000 WORTH OF

~ N " " " y y II VI " " ~ ~ -
100000 WORTH OF
.N,EWLY IMPORTED DRY GOODS
MUST BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY
M. R. HAGGERTY s. BRO,
80 CANAL AND 8 ROYAL STREETS,
s Respectfully call purchasers to THE MOST
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS EVER FERED IN
NEW ORLEANS. Dstp mued TO
Close Our Spring Business Immediately,
and DESTROYS give regular the advantage of
CHEAP BARGAINS,
we now sppe them intention SELL OFF THE VAST AS
soRTMENT NOW IN STORE WITHOUT DELAY.
critical examination of the following Goods aud
Prices, fully assured that
WE CAN uNDERsELL EVERY HOUSE IN THIS CITY
pieces IRISH LINEN manufactured expressly for
trade.
1000 dozen DAMAsK AND LINEN NAPKINS.
1000 pieces 4 lo-4 DOUBLE DAMASK.
5000 peces SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER.
500 pieces 81, 1914 and 1874 LINEN SHEETING,
PLATILLAS CREQUfLLAS BRITAGNES
ToTLE DE CoURTRAI, ToILE DE PARIS.
BROWN TABLE DAMASK AND CLOTHS.
FRENCH DAMAsK TEA AND DINNER SERVICES
ENGLISH BARNsBY DAMAsK, extra heavy.
CLOTH PIANO AND TABLE COVERss =
COLORED DAMAsK DESSERT CLOTHS.
pieces LINEN MEETINGS. 1874 White Pink and Blue BoBB
NET.
IT The extensive assortment Of
SWISS GOODS
ever offered o this public, consisting Of
BRoCEIE, PLAID, JACQUARED, TAMBouRED AND EiBkoD-
Erred MuSI.INs, in pieces of IL, is, 30 ami % yards
WHITE CoIORED AND EMBD DOTTED SWISS DRESSES
$500 pairs MUSLIN CURTAINS bieng without
magnificent stock imported into this country
Ranging price from 81 so to $50 pair. ALL OF WHICH
MUST BE "soLD" WITHOUT ANY REFERENCE TO COST
1900 MARsELLEs AND LANCASTER QUILTS, WHITE PINK
AND BLUE CRADLE AND CRIB do.
a Tremendous Stock Of
ENGLISH HOSIERY,
consisting Of COTTON, MERINo, THREAD SILK; and
ser
and WoRSTED do. In
DRESS GOODS,
VIZ srs fully equaed either quality
cheapness, and respectfully solicit examination Of
cases BEAUTIFUL AND RECHERCHE PRINTED LINEN CAM
BRiCS, at so cents yard.
BAREGES, JOLIENNES, TISSUES.
CREPE la Donna Maria de Portugal.
BAREGE PoMPADouR ERODE. BRAZ1lllENNE PERsE.
GAUZE DE L'lNDE
JACoNETs, @ Dofeus
Meg, eros Oder Co., Wesserng, etc.
MANrlLLAs DE LA pERNlERE MODE Black White Lace
LIGHT, WHITE AND COLoRED SILKS.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN do.
GLOVES.
1000 dozen JoUvIN's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES at 7 pa
500 dozen ALEXANDER's do, at so cents.
EGYPTIAN FILET GLOVES AND M11vTs.
SILKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PLAIN AND DAMAsK BLACK, BRoCHE, CHENE, PLAID AND
STRIPED. stock of incompatible in tn. South and
desiroas of closing them off instantly MUCH BELOW
THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
SHAWLS
"a BLACK LACE sHAwLs, WHITE do.
WHITE CANTON GRAPE SHAWIS.
ONE MAGNIFICENT CHINA GRAPE SHAWL costing import
1885, offered for ONE HU NDRED DOLLARS.
t The above Goods all PURCHASED FOR CASH BY
the residing partner in Europe compared our general
assortment, having every article in
HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
to mention,
PRINTS, GISGHAhS, LAWNS, BATIsTE AND WHITE GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The large stock Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
| lsf. ever from the Fall Trade will be
OFFERED AT LESS THAN COST
t. CALL EARLY and examine for your.elve,,m
NJ. R. HAGGERTY 4 BRO.
mh2s lw?p IS Canal md ROYAL street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

BLOODY AfFRrA correspondent of the Louisville Cou
rler writing from Lancaster ky) under date of the lli
inst gives the particulars of horrible tragedy which was
enacted at that place.
Last evening, about O'Clock Russell HILL Isaiah Hill
Frederick Hill and two three boys of Isaiah and
Frederick were returning homrward from Teetersyle
accompanied by Dr. 0. p Hill this place Just as the
party got opposite to tobaccoOuse (which had been
orthed scotts Fork of Sugar creek they were fired
upon, and Russell Hill fell, laortaly wounded His
brothers and nephews fastened his assistance The
hfe from the house still increasing. he remarked You
can do me no good boys; they have killed me do the
pest you can and expired The Hills then charged upon
the house and Isaiah Hill was killed Just he was getting
over the fence The door of the house forced hy the
remaining Hills and the fight continued with short arms
and bowie knives Johu Sellers shot by son of Isa
an Hill twelve or fourteen years of age fell and
pred after having received five other shots through the
head VIM. Crissman whas shot by the same boy when
in the act of stabbng Frederick Hill with bowie knife
Crisman died having his body pistol shot and ty
three wounds inflicted with a knife. A man by the name
of Alyerson and another of the Samuel Sellers
(of the house party were slightly wounded.
Two of the boys (ls) Were wounded with rifle shots
and one OF them boy lies in critical condition
Dr. Hill was not armed and understand did rot mar
cipate in the conflict He considerably in advance
of the party when the action commenced. He is now
with the wounded and party have just left to as
certain further particulars.
The above may not be entirely correct in detail but in
the main is true, Very heartily, yours etc
. r. s. Since writing the above, DR. Burdett has arrived
from the ground and confirms the of the death of
Russell and Isaiah Hill, John Sellers and VIM Crisman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

POWERFUL coMn'SArIos.-The Maryland Senate has
passed. without amendment it came from the House
the bill to unite seven of the Cumberland iron and coal
companies under one corporation with captal of 6v,
millions of dollars and with power to hold
land This concentration of power may for the
be beneficial in developing the wealth of the mineral re-
gons Oh the state but it is commended with good reasons
that 1T viii eventually detrimental to the interests
of the whole State. This extensive mouonolv will br
up the smaller companies and at put an end to
peuton which is so neceeary to the heahf action of
all kinds Of business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

Mrs, JANE FAiRrIELp.-This talented lady and hei
daughter Miss Genevieye Geneva Fairfield have arrived
in town. aud stopping ut the City Hotel We UNDER
stand that they propose to give series Of poetsal read
ings
We also learn that Miss G. G. Fairfield the authoress
Of Geneva has in press two noveettes entitled the
Vice Presidents Daughter and the wife of two Hus-
bands,n which shortly to be produced.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29
Italian Opera.
A CARD.
NJ A X M A R E I

A GARD,
MAX MARETZEk,
MANAGER AND CONDUCTOR OF THE ITALIAN OPERA IN
NEW YORK,
Has the honor inform the public Newoean that way
Mexico he will give
THREE OPERA PERFORMANCES,
viz; on WEDNESDAY, March 81,
FRIDAY, April ~,
and on MONDAY, April s.
w MAX MARETzEK has for this purpose engaged the ORLEANS
THEATRE, THE FULL ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS AP-
PoISTMENTs, etc.
The following Company appear in these Three
Prime Dome Absolute,
SIGNORA BINA STEFFANONE,
SIGNORA APPOLONIA BERTUCCA.
Primn Donna,
SIGNORA SIDONIA COSTINI.
Contrnito,
SIGNORA GUILIETTA PERRIN.
Print Tenorl Assoluti,
SIGNOR,LORENZO SALVI.
SIGNOR GIUSEPPE FORTI.
secondo Tenor
SIGNOR LUIGI QUINTO.
Primo Basso Baritone,
SIGNOR F. BENEVENTANO.
Print Bussi,
SIGNOR SEPTINIIO ROSI
secondo Bnsso,
SIGNOR CANDI.
Director and Conductor,
MAX MARETZEK.
Leader,
j. KREUTZER
i Ths PROGRAMME and full particulars will
MORROW.
SECURED SEATS.
~ The Boz Office of the Orleans Theatre will be open the
of SECURED SEATS on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, from A. NJ
till p. NJ. mh29
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

NAyAL-The following officers have been ordered to the
frgate Cumberland fitting out at Boston as the flag
ship of the Mediterranean squadron, which is to be com
manded by Commodore Stringham, viz: Commander L.
NJ Godsborough; Leutenants, John R. Tucker. execu-
tive officer, John B. Marchand, William Ronck-
endor detached from the receiving vessel North Ca
rolina.) George W Doty, and Reed Werden. Charles c.
Turner to be flag captain. and Henry A. WISE flag lieu
tenant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

TRIAL THE CUBAN ExpEplTIosIsrs,-Ths trial Of the
alleged Cuban expeditionists ], L. osuvan and Major
sebessinger at Network has now been in progress eleven
days. On the l7th Dr. BURNETT was examined and on
his he absolutely refused to answer tho
questions and was committed to alfor contempt
The witness declined the ground that he
trial and he had taken warning by the example
set in the Forrest trial He committed and the trial
continued by the calling Of other witnesses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

ACCIDENT Mrs. MowArr.-On the afternoon of the
Goth Mrs. Mowatt riding horseback in Boston
her horse became FESTIVE, rearing and finally
fell backward falling upon Mrs. NJ with his whole
weight She tahen UP in state of nsensiby, and
quite length of time elapsed before consciousness
stored One of her ribs broken and she other
wise much bruised but confidently stated by her ply
sicans that she will recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

SAILING ARcrIc.-The United States mail steamer
Arctic Capt Luce left for Liverpool the 10th
with fiftynine passengers and f200 in specie. Among
the passengers is the Rev. John S. c. Abbott who is to
visit Paris for the purpose of collecting additional
rals for the history and life of the Emperor Napoleon
writing which Mr. Abbott has time been engaged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

TRIAL. CHEvALIER WlRoFF AT GENoA-The NewYork
Herald furnishes detailed account of this trial which
presents interesting disclosures in relation the
case The love letters bile, douu and interviews between
the parties full of droery and dramatic points dis
playing much coquetry the part of the lady and cal
culated degree to pallate the conduct of Wiko
in attempting to run away with or intimidate Miss
Gamble,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

MAY MARErzEK.-This distinguished mpresaro has
gagged the Orleans Theatre orchestra chorus etc, and
intends to give three nights opera He has been long
expected to visit city, and that he has arrived
feel assured that he will meet with that which
may induce him to return and permanently establish the
Italian opera in Neworleans he has done in NewYork
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore On referring to his
card it will be that he brings with him host of
bright particular stars in the musical armament. With
such artists stefanon Bertucca Costn Sgnors sav
For Beneventano Rosi, etc. Max must create feeling
akin to enthusiasm We anticipate crowded houses and
regret that the stay of this justly celebrated troupe
can not be prolonged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE Day Goops--Messrs
Haggerty Bro have concluded to close out their magn
cent assortment of rich Dry Goods instaner to bring
their spring business to an immediate close They are
offering great bargains Ladies' call and see thei
extensive establishment For particulars advertise
ment in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

RAILROAD AccIDESr-The passenger of the Ham
burg train s. c. thrown from the track near Wood
stock the ed and several Of the passengers were
jured. Mr.. Elront was killed
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
Bp tbr l1eopls's (h'1astIlp) 1ins.
NewYork Markets.


NEwYoRK Saturday Evening. March ~.
There has been fair demand in the Cotton market to-
day. and the sales embrace 5000 bales making the sales Of
the week 10000 bales. The closing rates are-for Mid
ding Orleans and Mobile Size and for Mddling Uplands
72Sc, y Is.
Flour has been In good demand at hrmer prices with
sales of State brands at 81 504 62 and of Ohio at -
1894 IS = barrel.
En- Hurlgate Explosion.
The report of Mr. Maileforts death from the explosion
was incorrect His boat destroyed and he severely
ured but escaped with his life did also one other per-
son Only two were killed at once but third is expected
to die.
Conviction of Murderers.
PHILADELPHIA, March q.
The brothers Kupinski have been convicted of the
der Of the pedlar boy
Ohio River--Markets-S Steamboats,.
PITTSBURGH, Saturday Evening, March q.
The river here is rising with feet water in the
channel. Weather cloudy, with indications Of rain
CINCINNATI. March q.
The river has fallen l2 inches during the last twenty
four hours and is now stationary We have had heavy
rain. and weather is still cloudy.
In the Flour market there is little DOING and prices are
unchanged Whiskey is active at 15Sc. U gallon Ba-
con is rm and to-day 100000 pounds Sides deliverable
on the LIST of May have been sold at &C. v fb, Some
small sales for immediate delivery have been made at
Bulk Sides, in casks, are held at Sc.
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsHiNeToS, March 81.
The Senate did not sit to-day, The House debating
the deficiency BILL and call Of the House is now being
made for the previous question on the amendments.
Steamer Eclipse.
yioSsBuRe March 49,
The Eclipse will arrive in New0reans on Monday morn.
ing She has board 1900 tons of freight and performs
admirably
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

The BED-SPREAp.-The remainder of the tickets fol-
this rattle will be disposed of this evening at the Shades
The rattle itself will come off night this week notice
of which will be given this evening chance
small parity as there are fourteen rich prizes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

NJ. KossuTH.-We learn that M. Kossuth will
receive the members of the press this morning
at half-past ten, and from eleven to one the
public will be admitted to his apartment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

LIFE INsURANcE.-The attention Of readers is di-
rected to the advertisement in another column of the
NewYork and the Hartford Life Insurance Companies
The capital of the Network Life is S4500O0 cash paid
ill., giving the most undoubted security its patrons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

DEATH OF AN EpIroR.-Egbert B. Killey, for the last
twenty years editor of the Poughkeepse NY Telegraph
died in that village on the 18th inst aged so years,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

The Mexican Bondholders in London are to receive
$4,000 of the May nsalment Of the United States in
demnity. They have concluded arrangement-so the
Liverpool Times sayswith Earrings at the fixed exchange
of 45 at charge of per cent interest to the 18th of
August, and az per cent commission. Our London files
to 9TH March report this negotiation under discussion
do not say accepted Several writer's in the
don News treat the proposition of the Mesrs Earrings
an outrageous shave,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

The MlsssspPr-The U. S. frigate Mississippi having
received her machinery at Philadelphia, sailed for New
York the Goth She is to be locked prior sailing as
| the flag ship of Commodore Perry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

The Inconsistency consisted not as the Republican en-
states IN our having advocated party divisions
IN he CITY eiectlos but in paragraph in which refer
ring 10 the STARRED executive officers we stated that we
presumed would be impossible prevent the intrusion
OF party into the contest for these offices That we
approved OF such course however utterly unfoupded
delta.
Our neighbor must think we have an extraor-
dinarily short memory. We distinctly recollect
that the Evening Delta endorsed some remarks
of ours in reference to the propriety and neccs.
sity of strictly party nominations, long before
the elections, and long before the nominations
WHEREIN there may be pont) in the strongest
and most emphatic terms. If we can have a
file of the Evening Delta (the article is not in
serted in the morning edition) we will fully
prove this point on our clever neghbor, who is
so good at lodging that to play hide and go
seek j" with him would be waste of time BY
the way, we have an article on hand from pro
minent democrat of this city, giving his opinion
of the tendency Of our neighbor's labors in the
last election, which we shall probably publish
tomorrow. 1t is excluded to-day for want of
space.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

NEW PosT.oFrcE new Post-otice called Pleasant
Spring has been established in Kemper county Miss The
pos.otice at Round Pond Wayne CO.. has been disron.
tinued
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29
@- A CARD.-MRs. C. HOWARD respe

to her friends and the public that her BENEFIT
appointed to take place WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 81
which occasion will be the good sterling Comedy
MAN AND WFE-Elen Worrett, MRS. q. HOWARD. After
which, NEW DIvERTlENIENT by Mad. MoNTPIAI
SIR with other to conclude with the do
nestle Drama of CLAIR; Or THE MAID OF MILANCar MRS
G. HOWARD.
Box Book open nhoo ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

Gs~ The favorite and fast passenger packet
steamer ALEX SCOTT, Waltha MASTER will positively
LOUISVILLE aud all intermediate landings MONDAY tho goth
inst, at 4 o'clock
STROTHER BROS. AZ Poyiras sreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

In thisty Saturday night March on ADOLPIIuS STERNE
Naugjoce Nacgdoches county, Teasssged
about Is years.
EE Texas papers please copy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

Es~ The fine passenger packet steamer W, B.
CLIFF TON Spos MASTER will positively leave LOUISVILLE and
all intermediate landings MONDAY the 2ah NJ
mh29 STROTtIET & BROS. as street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

ST., CHARLES THEArRE-7he Rare,s.--These excellent
performers drew another crowded house last night
the entertainments Of the most amusing description
The audience kept almost continually laughing
applauding The bill for tonight is varied and rich Ii
the extreme. Go and see them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

BOSTON EAST INDIA TRApE-Forty-one ships, says thu
lfaVeier are now on their passage this port from
rlous ports in the East Indies and paci1cyz 6 from
oaieutta and China, from Manila, from Batavia and
from Valparaiso Most of these vessels are now nearly
due
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

TIE CHURCH WAR.--rhs war in the Episcopal Church
at the North assuming threatening aspect and the
charges against Bishop Doane Of NewJersey are Of
heavy and serious nature There nineteen specific
Charges If most all sorts and sizes He Is charged with
obtaining money under false preteucesof inducing per.
to endorse notes for him of large amounts pretend
Ing that they were to renew notes which they had already
endorsedhat he used the funds Of the Diocese to the
Of several thousand dollars he swose falsely
to the list Of his creditors and the amounts due them
that he has ground the face of thspoo oppressed the
hireng in his wagestha he borrowed several thousand
dollars from different ladies in his Diocese which he
paid and which he knew at the time he could not pay
that he represented his indebtedness $4,000 when it
actually s25oooo-that when he was actually
bankrupt he lived and continues to live in style of extra
vagance Aconvenon has been held and things
appear have been somewhat smoothed for the
sent but three Bishops who have for the nonce been
defeated said to have extensive thunder in pre-
paraton which at distant day they will launch at the
head of Bishop Doane
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29
Our thanks due to the Clerks of the steamers En-
peror and L. NJ. Kennett for St Louis papers

We are under obligations to the ganemanly officers of
the steamers Delaware. Fanny Smith, and Lewis White.
man for river favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-29

MASoNIC--ORLEANs CHAPTER No. IA
regular meeting Of this Chapter will DO held THIS EVEN.
ING, March 49, at o'clock. By order Of the H. P.
wv mh?9 II F. A. DENTZEL, Sec'y