New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-14

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into the hands of the Liberals together with Cuerna
| vaca, and that Degoado was moving towards the
capital with 1000 men, If the latter statement be
true, Miramon will be obliged to give him battle and
destroy his division before marching Vera Cruz,
and he could not leave Cuernavaca, which is within
short march of the capital in possession Of the Lber
ais The of the strength of the latter in the
interior and their recent successes must be unounded
if it be true, as stated that Miramon was about to
| set out upon his campaign against Vera Cruz.
| Anniversary Events.-February IA.
1s52-Dr. Rae arrived at St. Paul, Minnesota, on
his return from unsuccessful search for the remains
Of Sir John Franklin.
| 1s34-Death of John Shore, Lord Feignmouth,
aged 80 once Governor.General of India, and for
many years President of the British and Foreign Bible
Society.
1s31-Guerrero, exPresident of Mexico, was shot
Same day, several churches in Paris mobbed be.
cause the priests performed funeral to the Due
de Berri.
lsl4-Battle Of vauchamp, in which the French
defeated the Russians killing 1900.
ls0s-Death Of John Dickinson, an eminent politi.
clan and writer. at Philadelphia man particularly
conspicuous during the revolution, and as member
of the first Congress.
1797-Action off St. Vincent between the British
and the Spanish fleets, in which the latter was
worsted losing four ships, two of them Of liz guns
each, and 600 lives
17s5-The Chinese Emperor KEN Long feasted the
old men Of the empire Three Thousand aged men
of quality were sumptuously treated together, and
honored with presents according to their years. The
| Oldest were most honored those who had reached
100 years. receiving so bushels Of rice and two pieces
Of silk each.
| 17SI-Greene's army crossed the Dan, on its re-
treat from the Cowpens, leaving all North Carolina
| in possession of the British.
1779-Cook the navigator was killed by the ma.
tives at Hawaii
1764-A printer named Williams was put in the
plory at London, for publishing No. As Of the North
Briton but the spectators sympathised with him and
raised subscription Of 200 guineas for him.
1762-Martinique and other islands in that vicinity
| we're surrendered by the French to the British.
l76O-Death of Isaac Hawkins Browne, poet
whose limitations of his contemporaries in his Pipe of
Tobacco" gave him some fame.
l623-The floor of Blackfriars Church, London,
gave way during Mass, killing 100 people.
| l554-Brett, and IS others, were hanged, at Lon.
don, for joining Wyatt and the Kentish men in re.
sisting the Spanish influence.
| 1913 - Calvns Instituniones Religions Chris
tan@" was publicly burned at Paris.
| NEW SPRING GOODS AT JOHN ToDD's.-The fem.
half respectfully notified their par.
cular friend and caterer Mr. Jyhn Toddsuccssor Seaman
Co at Nos. II and IA Chartres street is already offering
of the elegant spring and dry goods
exhibited in this market He has variety of rich
style silks with grenadines English barege ogande printed
aconets and laces in the most splendid variety also
n6cen stock Of bonnet and mil aey goods and large and
rich of mourning goods Fifty dozen Bajous kid
gloves have also just been opened All the above goods
rect by Mr. Todd and should be by all the ladies'
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
| The UMBRELLA AND PARAsoL TRADE-Messrs.
Byrd Hail. whose mandatory and sales is at II War
street. New York. and he branch of the business
which is exclusively devoted the manufacture of DDS
this invite the attention of jobbes and large dealers
their Styles which be ed at their New Orleans
under the direction of Mr. Kenny H. Tabe at 81
Magazine street. This great for the umbrella
heavy stocks have melted under the attacks Of the
persistent and continuous which have characterized
the winter So those sold ont merchants who would repnish
should call at Mesrs Byrd and HALLS to whose advertisement
| we would refer.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.-Messrs. AL
fred Monroe Co.. of the famous price clothing "a
Magazine street, this morning that they
that of all sizes be fitted with
desired their capscous and immensely stocked depot The
latest styles always BE- fouad there their stock repen
agones per every steamship Their
goods generally noted for excellence of make of mate
RIAL the long standing popularity of the and
its endorsements the most implicit confidence of the public
| We ask sltion to advertisement.
| ALL SORTS OF DoINGs.-At the store of B. Piffet &
Sons No. l22 Canal street. there is the extraordinary
lection Of all of unique and beautiful things in the fancy
goods dress mmi and line to be found the
nen 1t is regular on,ans gathruns Of good of
thing that usual unusual and what be found where
else be found there where also be found almost
he fnund yuhPrp with for
chasing secured by their in their bust
they enabled to offer unrived advantages to whole
sale purchasers. See their advertisement
TRUNKS AT PHILADELPHIA PRICEs.-Messrs, Dunr
Co.. whose store No. 81 Magazine completely
extensively stocked with everything in the trunk vase ana
bag line offer by advertisement to which refer to sci
all their goods at the Philadelphia prices thereof This is put
them at large reduction from rates usual hereabous
CHAs. FARRE CHAMPAGNE.--Ord for this famou
wine of Rheims will be received by Mr. A. Man
rice Custom house We refer advertisement
prisine interesting certificates of the excellence of this u
treasure o: the cellars OF old Max sutaiue Il Co.
DRY Goops CoNrEMpTIBLY Low.-Mr. Theodor,
Danzige of the 2S and $50 Royal and 1875 Rampar
continues selling his large stock of costly and fashion
able dress fabrics for ball. evening and toilets i'm
mensely reduced prices which anybody afford We asl
the attention of ladies to his advertisement.
Il
specific REMEDIEs.-Messrs. J. Wright & Co., tn
medicine Dealers 81 and ll Charities street. advertise
paper specific Of usefulness which has
the extensive which has attended their
pcaton We ask attention to various advertisements of hi
house, readers there is in the witt
which they End dealings pleasant and satisfactory
They havs everything in the medicine ine and
widely business with all parts of the South.
|
CARD ENGRAyING.-Those who would have wed
ding tusint visiting other cards, in the
beautiful style of art should cal Mr. J. " Chids
artist who will do orders with great dispatch
and the lowest reasonable figures We ask
advertisement and the public that they go
in going to No. 10 Camp to have engraving
CIGARS AND ToBAcco.-The retail trade who wis
the best brands Havana cigars chewing
smoking tobacco snuff pipes, other things
will do we'll call Mr. Prss, the Venus
Charles street Monumental Place. Mr. Target
engaged in the importing business aud
articles imported the lowest prices. The cigrs whc
Mr. Pats hands out at retail fair samples of
sells Wholesale and than this nsed say
his advertisements in another part of our paper
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!. CoRDIALs, BRANDIEs, WINEs.-At the store O
Messrs Maignan 70 ST. Louis street, he found
which they adverse6ne brandies wines. cordial
fruits sardnes We refer their advertisement
THEORETICALLY SEALED Goops-Mr. Fl. E. Robin