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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

OUn Very comfortable lives are led by the
majority of them. and hence things they Il find
favor in their eyes For their ases-they shown in
the sbordinaton of national business the shooting
and the chasing of foxes For their pridt in
wide estates Of long pedgrees and should the family
coat-ofarms bear such ancient motto strike
hard tutth fortune and fill the fetters' it is great
happiness As to their ideal Of society it ia either
timenta feudalsm, it is state something like the
present. under which the people shall be respectful
their betters and with that station of life
which it has pleased God to call them = it is state
arranged with the view of making each aborer the most
efficient producing tool to the end that the accumulation
OF wealth may be the greatest possible Svcal States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

CHOLERA, SMALL Pox FEvEk IN JAsIAIcA-Kingston
papers of the 9th inst seport fatal of cholera
Port Royal and great prevalence of small pox fever
In the parish Of Portland 400 deaths had occurred from
small pox, In Westmoreand various other points
the small exists to alarming extent fatal case
Of yellow fever had occurred at Falmouth case Of
cholera Is reported at Kingston, and another Falmouth
Much suffering exists among the poor the authorities be-
ing without means to supply them with medicines.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Sc sa.' 1y u f fs cotton We
n S Wisn %fss F %sa s cd wes
& &c sn g s 1aasr wm sss o N s
order 50 do yman Scott hams Martin Owen
JET s sa' o hsni'"
ST 10 ,; sgs Hs s ss s
800 @ stsn sa do
ler-TotG, s. tobacco. VI
s ss osEy S H RSn PAW. e
%FRs W i Asds.seP
Wake %as iI Ffsiis, &C. co
Fer Ss 'S es o STias z. ssa Co es
Ps. e en eess, svsEt % If4 l
In5Ie E5n,sl5 Fsr,op Fowler eo25 Seoaga
bo ,'as'S caday sGs bnIs M in %
hhis Burbdge AdamssandtiSs oist-osa 1865 bales
cSsbER Is5ss steamer ase $ haes Fw
ii: sse3f ss!sf 6:ss 2ss
3 h so ~ ] Msfss E EsiG IL
kssos 3 Rsns Williams teS e.. Mt 9ws e Salsos
III co coaasiy-ao Hi@iS
Downs caGy eo saisrson f is WIZ Msk
Gunsr S sss s n 9ss .s 9 ss b1eTsF
Fsrson Fowler Total 1873 bales cotton
Viii s'&as i Ss E sss s hs
| sugar NJ Gordon, ir-Tots, 10 bales cotton.
i1e'ss 7 Ill sss s9a ss 81
u i've YETI s t'S" SSss ao ~ eT
c Ma PaS Carter S S5 s E o WI's Sander so R
| Savage, Williams aco-Total, 522 bales cotton.
CoAsTPer schr Topc Lhds sugar, moae to Bur
bridge Il Adama
CONslGNEEs.
ff E % sSsoB e1S S. gesks &C.
\ ksn5s,, &s's s. conTSz so eo5s
soA pessra2 scas Dtass s% Ease o MSor o pleeal
Eager &eotlt Reed-Fsat6ersonh Flmf JssNE GLOVES
&co-Frost 6soM Greenwood &co taleA
ilGmes-Fial HrethJno Healeyfiall Rod-fIarfoi Il
MoodyEkenpety Fos'erNKeg &co-F ksane,t &cK~nne Dix
NJ Msl)omsn Mellon sarTatC NewaJ oliyer-Price,
seatIsJohn Bactman voohes Stone acS \ 5
Sampson q keeGe-sGne WalworthL Eco
CD Taylor &eo-Ilrre'l & Ban hadTufts Fermor Hobart
v1edsnburgh &coVsse BrqsT9et aeeJ Waterman
Woodruff Sso--Wa Desanies-wght Williams dco-order.
Per ship Henry from BostonPriae Frost coC Budscks
6, stone wawo,hJ couons Goodwin Woe4rua
Gaines vootties-snlih Brower-B
Goo Green Brander Wiiams w nfalaS eo
Snow, 5iii4en &soNvy BsGsPanse Bto-W Violet,
loves AeoTlonhl Ne!lhannyPckei GrasJ
hEs,iensh"T serges geo fsndelson p te has Deake
5anea-M Greenwood &coRotson AenAnrtn Over
sniriCi Foster dco-Andeon MecaJ Byrne &co-J Wafer
II Scoaycrse d. stani@fH MInn seot Fg ee.
Chit Dnner nTls, FeHor lfotatlnt SO W
| glson--order
Per ;;G 6I Mf;5siso rem FlsgtsIpbc AIeks1 s
Hal wehner N1aio Fellows song Arnstror
4 E eryCooiel eco n Richaris-A Whing-B
Buahannon Carroll &cA rogan BarcI aco-sa Kemp
FnsterJ Woodruff aeoW vrelcuburgh &co- Shiells-S
LoSke-order.
PASSENGERS
Per ship Te!assar, from Marseiles-5 in Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
MEMPHIS.

NOR MEMPHIS.-Ne New Orleans w.s M
Il and Memphis Packet GEM-The regular pas 6!it99Hs
senger packet GEM Capt Burdett Paris, will
her regular the above trade Saturday,
s4ay during the season. leaving Nsw Orleans Ey cry OTHER
SATURDAY, conjunction with The T. p.
which leaves Saturdays Tbs thoroughly
Repaired and will take freight and passengers all
landings between Vicksbur- and Memphis.
sep4 NJ. GREENWOOD CO., Agents % Caronaeet street
WHITE Il BUCHANAN, lii Poydras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

FACTORY LIFE.-hrs. Nichols the editor Of the Wind
ham County Democrat (Vermont) publishes long and
able article upon the supplying az well demoralizng
nature of factory life to young girls. Whatever induce
mens advantages factory life has let says the wr
ter will disappear before the influx of foreign
hands Indeed the inevitable tendency of things, in all
our large manufacturing cities is downwards perna
nent and degraded factory population like to that of Br
mingham and Manchester, in England Does it, she
asks aim in any way to qualify its female operatives for
the duties and relations Of domestic life? Does it give
the delicate girl in return for sacrifice of health and years
of toll aught but bank bs and bread? Is there single
accomplishment (sayea machinelike regularity ad-
vantage gained during years spent at the mills that not
obtained despite and not in consequence of being en-
gagged in them ~ These questions answered empha
tically in the negative
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

MrRpsR-A horrible murder perpetrated in Coles
county, Illinois, on the night of the 2Sth ut by
Crockett who cut the throat Of Mr. Clark 1t appears
the deceased and Crockett had difficulty the evening
before about some land in which Crockett became en-
raged and to be revenged proceeded to Carks
night and, finding him in bed Crockett attacked Clark
cutting his throat and ncting other serious wounds
Crockett fed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
RED RIVER.

VIII leave FRIDAY. September a, at 5 o'clock p. ~
ESORSHREVEPORT.G GRAND EcoRE, IT, =
ALEXANDRIA aud al landings Rcd River tliSEssSl
The light dGuglt and lat running Steamer PfTSE Err
MILLER, Capt. Carlisle, will leave freight or 10
age, apply on board foot of q atomhause
Eep4+ SMt II 4 FfAIISTER, Povdrss street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

AwFuL.-A correspondent of the Albany State Regis
ter writing from Niagara Falls pcrpetrates the following
excruciating paragraph
There is deal of wit left in this world yet Our driver
. sold us all out cheap. AS driving along
towards the Clifton House, esped the little pocket
edition Of steamer that all round and under the
the Falsthe Maid Of the Mist The driver careessly
asked us if we knew what she made of Unanswered
Every wisely that supposed she constructed of
wood and iron. Coachee whistled for a and
then turning his eyes full upon US with merry devil''
dancing in the Of each of them he replied, No,
sir; she is Maid Of tie Mist, We duly acknowledged
the sell" and logged on, largely enlightened in the
mysteries of steamboat building the Niagara. The
pun was old as the boat but dreqdfian good
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE-J. s. CHARLES,
FRIDAY EyENiNsGe sseis,as De 2. TIE FAgR
OF silva appears to night in bis ~ ~ aI
will BE- drns for By the audience, GRATUIroUsLY.
rE- + y particulars, bills.
~ Ii knts 81 q lery IS cents,
the Gis the Box Office where 9ket5
obr ned pA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscErr,l
Friday Morning, September "a 1852 !
nI "a d Ell XparNDnAY

Friday Morning, September a. 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship James Cooper, Loveit, Boston, CA Fayweil
Bark Emily Miner, Metzger, NewYork, VIM Creevy
Sehr Ella, Sehernbeck, PenAacoa John Hurley
ARRIVED.
Ship Henry Gill 90 days from Boston, to Iynohl dist.
Ship Marathon Vendyke II days from Phi!adepha 10 Meeker
I'd dist.
Ship esar Croker from Masee 22d July via Gibraltar to
ter--2d dist.
Bark Tyrngham Howe days Boston, Gae1st dist.
scnr a Smith, IL days St Jago, ballast to master
Point.
srhr Topic, Pauvefine, from the Coas!.
Stea boats.
Stacy, White from Virksbnrg.
Harry Hill Felleran, Louis.
Ihs nml,l Cable, from ST Louis.
New Latona, Hopper, from Bayou Sara
Iein No 2, BenrS, from Ouachita river.
Bella D0nnn, Gilbert Wiliinmspor.
owboat American, Steele from the Paeswen down light
brought shs Ioasar and Henry bark TyrnghAn and tchr
SusGn.
Towboat Sreek, Chambers the Passcsbrought shp
Marathon,
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Swanon, Major Barbour, ships and bark unknown.
[By Telegraph
Bark VIM Henry Fuller 20 days from Reconsideration ckH lime
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
REMOVALS.

r , EMOV AL.-The Home Mutual Insurance
u COMPANY
Camp street. beng formerly occupied
P l.. Massey ms Druggist.
stp23 JAMES II, WHEELER Secretary,
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.MdDISONVILLE.

.M.aDISOJN'PILLE. e
EsOR CONVICTION, MADISON sa.s -
VILE, LEwIsBURG AND MA NDEvTLLg- IslssEsatSSs
VIEW LAKE STEAMER speEior and tzszses
running OFIIEiIA, Warren A. s
elegant Recommendations will regular packet the
leaving follows:
,d fEhygs NEW o.dEANs; LESyEa MADlsoNvhLE:
rUESDAY--........12 TUESDAY
THURSDAY .......12 THURSDAY.
FRIDAY FRIDAY.
sAIgADAY :. SATURDAY ..............s
tF GA SUNDAYS the oPIIELIA will make an EXCURSION
lssns ihe Railroad On the rryai Of the o'ck
5 In order to keep the psrct conditions
1assn steamer, she will
Passenger Covnzt9n will
'harge 70 and from Naltacnvfe.
rs Letter Bag will be Of Agents,
ieI9 VIM. l.. CUSHING CO., s. Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Friday Morning, September "a, 1852
CoTToN-The market opened yesterday with quiet
appearance but later in the day the demand rather
active and the sales up 1000 bales Prices with
out any material alteration, and We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. % IMiddling Fair. .1o1aM10ai
Ordinary. 81sf0 Fair ............1 O1lla
Midding. $3.50. $50 S2s Good Fair. IL 4aG0-
Good Middling. 10 E010i4 Good and Fine. 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
IMPORTS.


BosToN-Per bark Tyngham Assorted mlse.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per ship Marahon Assorted rniso.
MASELLLEsPers ship Teasar. hbls wine vaeton-s
exs ndse cks % do and as bs wine Paul Juge
100 boxes vnnoath oison Syvesters5 SKIS II FGng25
bs cory CusnCks68 balls blankets II DeGoer
ndse X CahuzacsD rs b o-3
bA empty bottles 90 do pickles II VaeonS0 wine
w bSs nse costeO0 casks wine, 100 baskets oil RoId
h15 tnos X f Nichols eo350 BIS 20 baskets OIL
~ bxs e ID" $50 do pickles Lanaa Gndafo
2o 9s' 10y do Yarmouth 100 Do soap $50 pkg mdse
en- " nrs Coman2l0 bss pickles. So pkgs mdse
$50 bxs Yarmouth,
oil sirud90 bxs lemons anear bag Andrew
@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

~ Capt Croker ship Marathon rpors the bark
July, sail for NewYork Ship Thomas Wright
from Mobile, dischargiug and to load for NewYok.
EXPORTS.
BOsTONPer slip Jas Cooper 1872 bales cotton hemp,
1916 sAGks
YoRKPer ship Emily Miner cotton 1910 sacks
hhd tobacco 5000 50 kg barley bba bf
PENSACoLAPcrs ehr Ella bbs -four 90 bba whisky
20 do beef 10 casks buco1, 300 aka Is do coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

NHOR HELENA, FRIAR's POINT, ess :,
a. MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON, nj
GAlNLs'S LANDING, GREE VILE ma ell landings
nd Plantations the Bends The sttnch NOR FL
kercheval will
ni entire
season, "trip every Two WEEKS, Shippers Planters
MI plantation business
rust.d 10 herr freight pas age Apply
OGLt Shy y MA hU.AY, 65 Tchoupitolas street
senIsQ ON SlDDAIi, GREEN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

viii leave FRIDAY, Sep en,her H. a sac clock P. NJ
ESOR VICKSBURG,WA RRENTON, ~ -
new ya GARTH GRAND GULF MOONEY, Is asssss
!andngaR Wei Packet GLNDY
BURkE-EVFFY FRIDAY tVENING, ct 5 o'eioes.-The fue
GENDY BURKE Bentley master, will leave
above. For freight pass-g apply board, ~
y. R. CARROLL, s. tgro1d- jet street. Union Ros
~ The GENDY BURKE will take freight with privi-
rehi n Wet eburg N. w. G fnmph4 PEA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

ls- The light draught and fast running
steamer pITsER MILLER Capt Carlisle, will
PORT ECoRE ALEXANDRIA and all
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
sep24 SMITH h FIsTSTER po,,raa araat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

The Charlestown Va. Spirit of Jefferson. speaks of
musical prodigy in the shape of mouse in the pos
session of Mr. Aisquth of that county, Mr. Asquith
attracted several times by singing in his ROOM differ
ent intervals of the night and curiosity induced him
set watch and if possible capture his serenader. He
succeeded last and has him Gagged for the inspection
the curious His notes clear and distinct and his
taens far have been of familiar songsters such the
partridge chicken canary bird etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
Departures OF the Collins and Cunard staamert
FROM LIVERPOOL.

EUROPA, for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, Angus.
NIAGARA, (Br.). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, Sept 4.
PACIFIC (Am.). for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, s.
AFRICA, (Br) for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, Ii.
CANADA, (Br) ...for BOSTON. .... SATURDAY, ls,
ATLANTIC (An). for NEW YORK. WEDNEsDAY, 90.
ASIA, tBr) for NEW YORK SATURDAY, 25.
AMERICA, (Br) for BOSTON SATURDAY, October
ARCTIC, (Am). for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, g..
EUROPA, (Br) for NEW YORK;. SATURDAY, o..
NIAGARA tBr) ... for BOSTON SATURDAY, l6.
BALTIC (Am.).. for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY 30.
AFRICA, (Brl.,. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, %.
CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON SATURDAY, 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

win Leave sATuRnAY September IS Vt s ,clo.isrm
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -
EC0RE, ALEXANDRIA, JEFFERSON AND -sSts4,,t.as n
PORT CAB 9.Rsgglar Red River Packet s'esm-r
M. JOtEs-The running
d. JONES, Capt. Ionn Ankrm will above For freight o.
passage Apply On beard, OF to
SMITH 4 FTNfISTEg, az Poydras K..eet
sep2D or J. H. fIEsLD ~ Poyd,aa sweet. 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

INDIAN BEceARs.-The St. Louis Intellgencer of the
18th says: Some time since number of Kansas Indians
arrived by boat at that city having persuaded the
ers Captain that they business with the Govern
ment and that the Superintendent here would pay their
passage. OF course the Captain dddled. The Ind
ans had landed than they commenced to beg,
overrunning in short time the wnoe city. They
greater adopts in the business than the pracced
aron and in such visits prove full as annoying
provided the journey they started back home
feFrng to husband the money they had begged snug
sum-than expend portion for comfortable passage
n boat. iss'5-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

Ns- The entirely new and light draught
steamer GEORGIA. s. F. Scni muster, will leave for ST. LOUIS
CAIRO MEMPHIS md all intermediate landings THIS EVENING,
o'clock from the foot of Lafayette Passengers shippers
will please be 10 readiness.
oGLESBY MACAULAY, 6s Tchoupioulaa strs e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PAaSENJNKs, 7
Per ship Telassar, from haelles-5 in Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

Canada paper tells the following story gentleman
who travelling down the st Lawrence on of the
American boats the 4th of July got into conversation
with American who, from his gray locks and APP
parent age might have taken part in the Revolution.
The conversation gradually turned to the anniversary
which is celebrated the day in question when it
remarked that the celebration Of the 4th of July in the
States would be done away with This apparently reused
the octogenarian; raising himself to his height
] ing to acquaintance, he said: Now mark me,
stranger but the first thing you'll hear read the day
judgement, will be the Declaration of American hide
pendence and that day will be the dth of July, tooi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

4 l9~ The regular weekly packet steamer
LENDY BURKE Bentley master, will leave for vCKsBURG,
syARRENTog, NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF RODNEY,
WATERPROOF NATCIIEz, BAYOU SARA and all intermediate
landings on THIS EVENING, at O'Clock,
sep24 D. r. CARROLL Carondelet street, Uuon Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

With the view of shortening the passage of egrantsto
Australia observe that is suggested in the English
papers that the Government authorize the steam squad
stationed the coast of Africa to tow the ships
aeross the $50 mile belt of GAINS existing between the
two trade winds This portion of the voyage deemed
the most dangerous to the health of the emgrant which
this facility would in great overcome. The
Government steamers have recently been very useful
towing vessels through the Gut of Gibraer The faci-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

INpIcrEp.-The NewYork Courier and Enquirer Of the
18th says; This morning the grand jury in the United
States District Court in with bill man
slaughter under the act of Congress- against Thomas
Collyer James +. Taman, John German, Edward Hub
bard, James L. Jessup James Elmendorf and Charles
Merritt and officers of the steamboat Henry Clay
The Indictment contains fifteen counts varying the facts
alleged The grand jury then retired. there other
business before them Chief Justice Nelson Judge
Belts were both on the bench.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

Ns~ The regular Yazoo River packet steamer
ARKANSAS. Capt Stevenson viii leave LEFLoRE, GREEN
WOOD MARION, YAzoo CITY, sATAhT A. yIcKsBuRG and all
Intermediate landings THIS EVENING, ut 5 o'clock
sep94 SMIr TIL n FIMISTr r, 81 Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

EI'UH ThINCEIUN, Sk1PW TITS ty~g =
IL LANDING, aIILLlKENs BEND, LAKE PROV {llaah 81
DENCE YCflS URG, GRAND GULF RODNEY rsssnSrsss;s
NATCHfZ FORT ADAMS, BA YOU SARA, BATON itOuGE ,ON
ALhS0NYfLLE and all nterIeds landings Regular Weekly
Princeton Packet Steamer sXOSrhe and
packet steamer SAXON Capt j. H. Estes having bae Thoroughly
paired overhauled
regular trips the above trade, commencing MONDAY aUth
o'clock +. leave EVERY DNnAY
throughout the For freight apply hoard
STROTI1EiR h BROS, as Poydras
t The SAXON will receive freight the shipping store,
commencing on his morning
f The SAXON freight River, with privilege
Of reshtD n nul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24
Dz-. II. CY0is,s
Shoulder Brace aud Supporter.

II THIS INGENIOUS suPPoRTST THE wffoIE II
body value suffering with Pas Weakn,
the Ghost Side giving immediate rsist
detected The
tos peispased be greatly benehaed
life prolonged by tha Of this Brace.
le Call and examine the BRACE, and yourselves.
SHERMAN, Agent the Sulth,
81 10 ST. Charles rect, New
sy- Aldo, Agent for DR.. BANNINss cELgRs aTEn EobH
GRACE. nahiA 1ydAWS
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CfggtiOae,

RuPTUEED
against HERNIA, with ell s pruf
Iai-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08
Army Intelligence.

THE FOURTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
The Fourth Regiment Of United States infantry,
Monday last, has had much distinguished service,
and deserves notice of its history it is about
to leave shores for distant service. Our limits
will not suffice to give notice of this regiment as
infinitely as would be proper in military history of
the country; but VIC will barely ennumerate some of
its service:-It has been often concentrated, and
has thus cultivated much esprit dW corps, and great
harmony, good feeling. and honest patriotic aInbi
ton regiment In Florida it served at different
times, under Generals Gaines, Scott, Cnch, Jcsup,
Taylor, and Worth. In that war it was espe :ially
distinguished, under its commander Col. Foster, ut
the battles Of Thlonotosassa and Okeechobee. In
the Mexican it served with distinction at Palo
Alto, Rcsaca de In Palma, Monterey, Churubusco,
Moline del Rey, Chapultepec, and the Garita Of
San Cosme. 1t may be said to have commenced its
Mexican campaign in May. 1914, when it went into
camp on Red river, and ended it in july 1913, when
our army evacuated Mexico; since that war it has
been stationed northern frontier, from Platts-
burg to Green bay.
The following is list o. the officers who embarked
with it for California;
Lieutenant Colonel. H. L. y Bonneville.
Brevet Colonies, George Wright, Major r. G. Blu
chan1n. Captain
Brevet siajus, BENZ. Alyord, Captain J. H. core.
ditto.
Captain Henry d. Waller.
First Lieutenant. e. &. Apgur.
Brev,t Captains T. s Grant: W. N. Judah
First Lieu,cnsnts, Thos. ! Montgomery; D. =. Floyd
Jones
Bfeyct Captain VI Maloney
Adjutant. Thomas r. McConncll
First Lieutenant y. Russell.
Second Leutenants, Il G. HUNT. W ii scott Il. Under
wood, J b. Collins. j. G. Bonnycaslle. A. Dryer B D.
Forsytbe. W. A. Slaughter, J. Withers " II Bates X.
VI reeig, Henry G. Hodges.
The remainder Of the regiment sails in o few DAYS,
Uia Cape HON, in another vessel Two companies
take that route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08
Court OF General Sc JsBC,ts

Before Judge Roebe and Aldermen Cornell and Alvord
July This Court sat at ten O'clock as before I,
large number Of cases the day caleuiar but thu.
defendants not being ready only the following we're re
Bold Robbery ny Decrepit Num- Charles johnson. a
rheumatic and diFjoned looking old negro was con-
vcted OF entering the store Of Mr. Murray an Cortani
street, on the 9th March last and walking array with
ihrce coats valued Mt forty dollars In consideration nj
MS state OF health tho Court sentenced him TO two yes
Imprisonment only.
.inother Bod RdJbcry and Woma,, Of pltct William
carroll was indicted for burglary grand larceny Mira
Catherine Cook dcposedShe lived In Seventh avenue
near Twcnty-eighth street. that she went on. to buv
some beef and her return found the prisoner In hs
room he had stolen thee rolls of pennies and would
doubtless have had about $50 worth of iewely II tne
had permitted che seized hold OF him. and held on 70
him ne resisted but with another wonans assistance
she secured him; there six families In the house
besides herself The charge of burglary abandoned
and the ease submitted to the jury of petit lar
ceny, or attempt at grand larceny. They found hin,
guilty Of the latter aud the sentenced him 10 two
years and six months imprisonment
Larceny at he .4stor House Charles Noer indicted for
grand larceny Mt the Aston House, In stealing gold
watch &C., the property Of the Mayor of Detroit whe
that gentleman was stopping thero pleaded guilty sen
tence deferred.
Tnsanag.--Hadden Flood indicted for Grand l,rccov
was sent to the Lunac Asylum being quite insane AM
incompetent to plead
Business ef The Cori.--Judgc Beebo intmotol thar ia
Court would not sit more than one week dlring which
Time they hoped to go through the prison IN scR and
afford al those who ready an pportunv OF beina
uicd NO more being to-day. two were discborged
no n'n having been found in the case and plen o
guilty being accepted and Judgment suspended in The
"'h'r. Inc court adjourned TIL tomorrow