The daily crescent

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with ram, accompanied at limes with high

At other times a dead calm prevailed, will

oppressive beat. As ihe manufacturing i

had closed on nearly ull the sugar estates, the

by ihe

accounts are given of the young cotton plants put

in as an experiment in different places. The crop

of sugar is estimated at 1500 hogsheads less ilian

last year.

St. Domingo. —The Treaty of Peace, Amity,

Commerce and Navigation between the Republic

of ^t. Domingo and Great Britain was signed on

the 0th o' March, by Hon. Jose Maria Medrano.

on behalf of the Republic, and Sir Robt H. Schom

bourgh, on behalf of Great Britain, and was te be

ie purpose of putting an

right of search, and en

are engaged in said infamous trade, it h

stood that the right of visiting can 1

j traffic in slavt s, to

.der the Dominican

mspicioii that they

treaties with other powers,' to the Island of Cuba

and Porto Rico, as also to the same distance ol

twenty leagues from the coast of the Republic of

being engaged in the Slave trade to be sent to a

port in St. Domingo, delivered up to the local au

:>rdiug to the laws of the

Fnm Key West— We eitract the following news

from Key West, from a letter dated Sept. 7, in the

Savannah Republican

Contrary to eipectation there have been saved

from the Spanish brig Moreno 150 boxes of dry

sui'ttr, and the te l more or less damaged, which

have all been sold.

Salvage and expenses on the ship Emily Taylor,

«81,200.

hin Key, seventy miles east of this They say mat

they v ere I wo of ihe crew of the brig NewOrleans

Ihut the brig, bound from NewOrleans, was struck

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily crescent. (1850). [New Orleans, La.], 1850-09-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015378/1850-09-30/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily crescent, 1850-09-30.