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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
WINK state Conveniion.

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! ss snasher esiamn. sh.a shs fsrsrr " sfs =
Ara,, tsh~ ae,k.) has beea dssd spos = the
s;,ar. and R.Is,su - the piaee. 90 iss asses''
al.-. ar he whis sssfe cssseniis~.
We ain .ahsfe n eur nasisa ia WEDNESDAY
.r som~ a,s.rr late day IN nc eek. would have
hen brs,sr. swi ~e haE< aat- IN iuiufr. re-
lrnner viii h. had 10 10 eaasenlfi'es ~ reach
In The plare u a..-.lns ~iih0a, unnecessary v
.l,,ion. u ne salaih. and ~iis a. litiIe lass u
dine ;. pss-iiie. CO.
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We had de pleasure rrcrntly. while
on a yisi, IA Wilmington. az serins liz
hlrk az marble wllirh The Young Mems
rhalian association Of that inwn have pre-.
scented 10 lie Washington National Mem
nmeni. Il j.. We judge, some iwo and .
lalaf s,~x long. i,v two feet in width. and
me III ,h,rkness. l'pos The side which
will be expnsed 10 view, isa represcn a
ton of Shakespeare vi Ii rrhhan float
Ing over his head, aud npan ii. are rary~
ed the words. .Wtlming,an Narh faro.
| lima rhalian Association" The blmk ol
marble was brought from Sn,ry. and
lhnnph of rather course texture. The work
is neatly executed. aud The likeness of the
grea, dIamaiis, j. quite sinking. Nj.
MrI.,ranan. Of Wilmington, whose work
/, 10, deserves much credit. lie isa xii.
ful workman, aud il Gov. Reid had seacll.
ed little farther, he might. We think
ha,. found North Carolina artist suili
cien,ly accomplished 10 have finished The
block which The Stale preserved To The
same great work. n. c. Telegraph.
Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
THE NEW GOVERNMENT or FRANCE

'rHE NEW GOVERNMENT OF FRA nee.
From the accountsiin the preceding.
columns, supplied by the last arrival
srom Europe, itwillbe seen that the Re-
Nolution in the Government If France
is consummated and complete, and that,
substantially, the Imperial Government
every thing but the name, re-establisll-
ed. and the nephew al. its original foun-
der placed at its head.
In additian to the accountsaENve re-
ferred to, We have information, ina Let.
ter from our Paris correspondent Of the
date 0fIaRnary I.'that the Minister Of
the Ua,teI States at Paris MIR. Rives) is
again upon good terms with the Gov
,ernment Of that country. !. Me was, /
know, {sayS our correspondent pre-
7 sent at the grand reception Of Rfinoe
last night atithe Elysee. and received
I from the Chief Of the, State Cordial
= shake Of the shake ofthe hanll, an ex,
. preston Of the, hnpe.that the iriensll /,
relations, OF the two countries would
: not .suitar from the events which han
!. recently taken, place in France. ii,
, Slr. Rises) viii be present at Notr,
: Dame this morning with the diploma
tic corps upon. the re Drum. which j,
I to be chanted there with most imperi.
~. -e-..- -. - result OIL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

". c. Mutual Insurance Company
The Annual Meeting tf this Company
was held in Raleigh on the Rssh. The
old Officers were reelected, and an as
sessment Of 81 per cent. was levied up
on the premium notes, to raise funds T.
meet recent losses. Mar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

! Sc late apFsal 70 ihs people Up tLs
4 I,lstiseiu1,.f "A. IsiL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

Prof. Emmons, State GeoIogisa, ar
rived here on "Wednesday, last. and
will Immediately make the necessary
arrangements for commencing Geo
logical. Neurological, and .ASricultur-
al Survey of the State, under the act oil
the last Assembly. STANDARD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

SaBhrm porto 81 h. C,aafi.'sT ~, NJ
silsn seer iHlsfirIe Eilh me rigl,ls e b.
Nnfih; lei he karh psrsnr he same
rnafse towards rs. Akz@alsis Ca=sns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

The Charleston News states that a
number Of gentlemen af that city have
associated together for carrying on a
large importing wholesale and retail
Dry Goods business, on scale more ex-
tensne than has hitherto been conduct
ed in Charleston. In order to carry
OUT the enterprise, a new warehouse is
to be erected, fronting Fifty -eight feel
ion King Street and two hundred and
twenty-eight feet on Market Stree, fou,
stores high. The first story will EN-.
brace the Retail department, in its en-.
tire extent, with aCarpet saloon ant
Planters room attached. The seconll
th,rd and fourth stories will scompris,
the Wholesale department. tits intend
ed to be second only to stewards il
Broadway, N. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

The Krhnmaab Engnner SAYS that The
. conservative spiais u the message Of The
Cs.HpknnE u New York en- the subject II
The lan sectional controversy. has taken
II entirely hv surprise We hnps 10. sue
The ,lav whensit will create surprise thai
my Governor Of any Sale ~ has Union
will express any other than conservative
continents i. --.-,a The riyh,s Of III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
The Post Olficea,ldress Of .Ahraham's
Plains, Granville Gu. is changed to
!" Sassafras Fork"

Judge Skarkev, it is said, is extreme
" dissatisfied with his position at Ha-
,ana. The Captain General refuses to
recognise him as Consul, but has init
mated that heMill Acknowledge him as
Commercial Agent Of the United States,
il he will make the application. Judge
Sharkey, however, it is alleged, has de-
termined either.to act as consul or not
at.all. Baltimore Ans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

distressing Uas.aAy.-A man by the
name Of Ihamas Ellegood was sarsMnctl,
nem salem, ON the 18th inst. die was
skating, when going ,au.a part Of the ice
he had been warned to avoid, he broke
through, and before assistance could be
renucrruf ifc-v~o-v~rt:sAal-- 1Nao aIooons
ed had recently settled at Salem, and
was reported to have been brought up
in the vicinity Of Richmond, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

We learn Iron the Peoples Press sllai the
.sntirc amount Of stock required = be taken, 10
construct thu Fayetteville and Western Plank
Road to Salem, las hccn secured, and The Ensi-
,rer has commenced the location Of the road.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of symrath,
with the cause Of Hungary. protesting asains
the intervention of Russia, and inviting kas>n'i
10 visit Trenton. have passed both branches o
th- .ar.i-s y New h..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

4Vrs heioEe HE sight,
feser and dss Psiu ~ dc Head. pefeinry -
Precipitation. lellswness Of The skin and Eyfs.
Pain iD The Side. Back. clsa. lads. &c, Ssh
dsa fIushes 81 Heal. Burning in the fIesh. Con-
slant Imasininss Of Esil and Gieat Drpfrsiaae Of
spiils, ran he slfreiusiy cured ly
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
gsEl ran srEn GpVMaN QIFTEQ&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
Gable GaIR.

The electric equilibrium says Humboldt is less
frequently disturbed where the aerial rests
liquid base than where it mpens the land and it is
very striking to observe how in extensive seas nsular
groups affect the condition of the atmosphere
the formation of storms' Quite commoton has been
raised in the dry goods business here by the great
at present made ut % Charities street. Bradys old stand
Country dealers in town should recoect that there
many advantages to be gained by dealing with
Huy 20 Camp street In his sales he is always fair
above board SO that customers always depend
his statement as regards the price and quality of his
goods We call particular attention to his beautiful as
sortment of combs, brushes perfumery, fans jewelry
papier mache goods: and toilet articles in general
AT Peele's reopened gallery of oil paintings and
cravings l4 Common street may he seem amongst other
very valuable pictures two marine views by Robins
admirably painted Then the exquisite Moonlight },
by Miller realization of all that is romant
while in Eckhont's sorming of Chepultepec, memo,
ahe event in the Mexican war represented with much
of the stern reality of rough and ready fight.
Breyity may be the soul of wit but in necessarily
restricted space cannot do full justice the merits Of
Il. D. Hewt's musical establishment. 80 Camp street
The elegance of his store is par with the superior
character Of his sheet music which comprises all the
leading oratorios operas aud the fashionable songs
Then his exqutely toned guitars flutes and yions-his
celebrated "Pieyeln and Stoda,t y pianos!
The present excellent stock of collars shirts under
shirts summer drawers etc, of Leighton Co. 63 Canal
street. will be yet extensive and varied on ar
rival of the steamship Philadelphia shortly expected
Some men seem born to be lucky, Happier than Kings
Fortunes wheel has for them revolutions These re-
marks can be applied to Leighton & Co., who are con-
stantly engaged in filling orders So wags the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
South Carolina and the Presidency.

The Charleston Standard, a leading journal
Of South Carolina, has come out with the an
nouneement that the Palmetto State will not
stand aloof in the approaching Presidential con-
test, but will put her shoulder to the democratic
wheel in the event of the nominee of that party
pleasing her. OF course her taste will be con-
suited, but whether she leans towards sold
Fogyism,' OF has resolved to cast off the repre-
sentatives Of q past age and rally on &c Young
Americas is a point which still remains in
doubt,sand until the question is settled, the two
great wings of the democratic party will be I'M
able to act with any certainty of securing her
support. 1t is true, the Standard distantly in
Inmates, that any one who upholds the Consttu-
ton as it is would be acceptable, but in the pre-
sent confused state Of things this is rather
nom committal statement &C Young America -
may possibly come to the conclusion that its
great standard bearer, the g Young Giant of
the West,' embodies the attributes and views
most admired by the chivalrous South Carroll
mans; but the sold Fogies" will by no means
despair. at this stage Of the game, of being
able to show the right colors and securing terms
of annexation. In either event it is pleasing to
be assured that South Carolina will not go out
of the Union for the present. 1t is plain that
she Intends to see what kind of an administra-
ton the next one will be, before bidding us
good bye.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
Tho Election on Monday.

On Monday next, the voters of Louisiana are
called upon to decide through the ballot box
whether they will abide BY our present State
Constitution, which experience has proved to be
detective in all its leading points; or through a
Convention remedy the evils which in this inn
portant groundwork Of our State Government
are SO palpable to all The wishes of the whig
party Of the State were responded to BY the
late Legislature in bringing this great subject
before the people, and they are now called upon
to come forward and by a decided vote give
expression to the sentiments of reform which
they entertain. That the present Constitution
Of the State has been found wanting in all the
essentials which tend to the development Of our
resources, and our agricultural and commercial
advancement, has long since become obvious to
those who have studied its provisions, and mate
rial changes are necessary to enable Louisiana
to take that station among her sister States Of
the Union, which her geographical position and
internal resources entitle her to assume. Let
no one allow apathy or Indifference to keep him
away from the polls on Monday. Let wings and
democrats, who are friendly to the adoption of
more perfect system Of public education, to a
more liberal system of railroads, manufactures,
to well regulated system of Free Banks, and
to an Elective Judiciary, come forward and vote
in favor of d Convention to reform the Constitu-
ton gV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
MS WIG CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


sr.rs LouwIAsA BATON ROUGE March IT, lss7..
resolution adopted Wing State Convention held at
Baton Rouge 18th instant COMMITTEES authorised to that effect by
the Conventisn have appointed the following named Wings oon'
the HAg Central Executive Committee y the State Lsn'tdnd
meetings which held in til, of Newore"n' month
y oener, may til. first meeting take place
the second Monday Of April next.
Parish Of Orleans, ISAAC N. MARKS ,
S SpS b SAs WATERa2s SAMUEL
g. RISK. - ,,
CIR sas::';ss'i ; sSS sS CLARK
k.Hss's D,is' RviEkE sARDERE JOS. SOLO
R fh Dz ? L.
si .ga!., Bsat Pari.s Orleans, A p sS SEsER.
Cdy.g iaJsyeae, b. S. DEVICES. I: 9: MAckAF.
f ssrs e. g..ss,; Ms h E1f bG5Ros
p ps.:s s J is. aygH;Es soseY
ssr:s e. s.es sss% 1 r. bo OWL ''
ssrs z z;s%s'. e. E fSSh BUSH
ETA 14 s:''S: ! hAsAv 91s0oaua n
sssf 4 5 ss,ss "ssS S6sGFh RxASs a
P Psr s'; H.ss a HeH TaoMr EDWARDS
ETA Eth J. f tss;s TESf Sss sTESlrt.
s:,$ fs,ss',s. a?s' RsS ssSSasS '
s:s Co.: s:'$ 4a aS% FsssS
s ss- s. YAK s.. 4s 4; sH z s1aA61s
farsh Lafayette. Is. @. GROW,
Pdrsh f Ttrnpiisn, H. WlLCoxAN
Parish IF Cdicameu, S. A. KIRBY,
Parish u Avoysiies, HENDERSON TAYLOR.
Parish Of Rapids, H. NJ. HYAMS.
: ss,s s ss:s's sSi b4 & fsaFnEII
Parish Of De Soto j. GATIIN.
.narsh # Cddas, E. H. CROSBY
Parish Of Bossitr, r. j. LOOSEY.
Parsh Of Claiborne, W c. COPIES.
Parsh d Jackson, HECTOR MCLEAN.
Par,h Of BieapiH DOCTOR EAGAN.
PSrsH o. Union, VIM. c. CARR
Parsh Of AueAotse, JAMES BOATNER.
Parsi Of 0uachaa, TEiOS. C. SCARBOROUGH.
Parish Of Caldwell, T. CRAWFORD.
Perish Of Catahouia, VIM. NJ. TEW.
Pa,is1 u Frankhn CHAS RAMAGE.
Parish II Tensas, S. W. DORSEY.
Pdrish Madison, II. p MORANCY.
ParisA Of Carroll, JUDGE ANDERSON.
The Abse named gentlemen, comprising tho Conmtss
notified @ the f citing tho Committee
held in the NewOrlenns the
such place will be Notified tho Wing Papers city,
that and preceding days.
F Wing Papers in the different Parishes throughout the
respectfully requested to publish this notice.
WALTER BRAsHEAR,
Prt,t v tAs Co~ssntior, and Ch'a Of CON-
s. ssd B. y VIE 14Tn1 ser.saris.. March o,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

The MAINE LiquoR LAw,-The Boston Post thus refers
to the provisions of this project of law which now OK
citing so much attention in the northern States:
The fire into the unjust, wanton, untmcly LIQUOR bill
mas proved too to receive without return 1t ha
been rddlcd The friends of it could not keen their
resolve not to defend it, and have been out Pos
slbly they may conclude to amend it. Possibly fanat
cism may relax somewhat and conclude may be liable
to error At any rate things do look quito so rigid as
they did day or two ago.
What law is this for this high noon of the nine
eenth century Nothing like it was ever seen in Mas
achusetts and the wonder is that many can be found
to advocate it, Its broad search provisions enough to
condemn it, Officers of the law may search any where
md any thing without even the formay of n warrant
rhe whole community will be at the mercy of a malicious
ny fanatic iuformer What says the bill of rights
Every subject has right to be from all unrea-
enable searches and seizures of his his houses his
papers and all his possessions and how how jealousy
his article protects the citizen it declares warrants
for search must be accompanied with special desgna-
ion of the persons objects of search seizure
md warrant ought to be issued bur in cases. and with
he fornaties prescribed by the laws With this prOvi-
staring them in their face how members
such bill with such broad latitude for search how
vote for law that gives the power of making search
without requiring the forlnality If n warrant ~
The RouSset famiIy have tn ken Castle Gar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

COMMERCIAL JAS Miller, Me1ico Vim Carroll Thoa Miller
Capt Aeslre, John Miller, Cayt0n, Miller and
iy Seward lady and two children, Jas Pepper
Straa', Miss; w Ferreii Cal; r II AUSTIN n o.
ARCADE JAS Ganard Ca b Essley, County; vers
II Morris Greensberg Hunter, Crudeep ephieue b
Pree, ? G,osty Carter DR. T Simmons Win NJ MITCHELL
Groy VIM Ra'zel Davis, John Gray, ii Damsson,
NERAN VIM Nunnala, A Sprague Mobile ~ Dsh A
prish, DR. nnm Iarg Ai4Caruu NJ Woodruff Nj
brown Mrs onan and two daughters Ala;
Eooo Il IL 7 smith Jnnus Anus Benjamin Jenkins William
Howell W Dunn B Knox, Hugh Campbell Rbt Moss
Henry II West and Indy Richard Done, Hail. Fl
amett lady, Mtcali Bo.e Theo lungher bridge,
johnson, Miss w Martin, Ark Guthrie agan Ky; "
Il Scott N o. Thos Joy, Texas go -
CITY. W Norris Ala; H Marks, Sseip w H William, and
servant DIR Robertson Iiansu Codwise shropshire
Anierson La Gems Mitchell, Power, WIN AK Jack
Green, u Il II Wellington, St Louis; S Moore, Ky.
LOUIS Vanderpoo J Mathew Slater John Kelley
NJ lleen Y; w Kirkland, Mrs Asheton
children and servant WRIGHT lire and lady Dken
hger lady, child and sery Mss Tucker,
os God and servant Ae Tucker, La; Mitchell,
Texas; Jos P Allyn, Cal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
Fancy Furniture Warehouse
P MALLARD r. co

Fancy Furniture Warehouse.
P. LARD & CO.,
81 ROYAL STREET,
ES Importers Frensh Looking Gnases China
have received ships Maid Orleans
from Hsve the latest style of
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY ARMOIRS LOOKING GLASSES
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADs, CANoPEs IRON BEDS, etc.; sIDEBoARDS
ETA6ERS, Covered and Open WASH STANDS,
&ENTLEMEN'S SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE,
CARD, PIER and NIGHT TABLES, LADIES'
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, chill
DENIS CHAIRS, PARLoR
SETS, always on hand,
made to
china Ware
WARE for MANTEL ORNAMENTS BREAKFAST DIN
NER and TEA SETS, Two Hundred
Pieces; PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
GLASSES, etc.
Upholstery
large LANPAs, BRoCATELLE DAMAsK to
CURTAINS, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, FURNITURE
CHfNTz, CURTAIN LOOPS, GIMP, CORD, TAs-
sells, CoRNlCES, CURTAIN PINS, ETC.; French
and American WINDOW BLINDS, Chnsss
BLINDS, BUFF HOLLAND, etc.
.Mattings.
We have always hand the best quality a. WHITE RED
CHECKED AND FANCY MATING. CARPETING AND MAT,
TING made and down the FURNITURE OF all
kinds Cleaned. Vanished and taken storage.
Notice.
As Mr. AALLARp will Europe the 18th Of Apr n..t Al,
orders England France for Furniture Carpng Looking las.es
China Ware, Cutlery be handed previous that date
mh3O l22dp P. MALLARD& CO., 81 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

THE CRY CHARTER--The Act of Consolida-
ton, together with the Supplemental Act an
nexing Lafayette, as published for the use of
the members Of the Council, in pamphlet form,
can be obtained 1t the Office Of this paper.
Price one dime.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

MOBILE Ono RAiLRoAD.-PropOsals are invited by
the company for the immediate graduation masonry and
bridging of fortyve miles of the road extending
from Chronicle Ala to Winchester Miss 1t is also an
nounccd that early in July eighty miles will be
ready for contract and in the following month"; one hun
lred miles thus extending between Lauderdae and
Pontotoc counties Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09
me- WING RANGERs.-At a meeting of the

Ns- WING RANGHRs.-At meeting of the
Wing Rangers held "Wednesday April following gentlemen
elected to for the ensuing Presidential Campagn
EXECUTIVE c0MMfTTEE:
Z. ]. CARRELL, Chairman,
JOHN. NJ, BuRK
J. p. BARNETT,
CHARLES aGIER.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
HENRY PEYcHAUD Chairman.
THOMAS R. WOLF,
SAMUEL G. RISK,
JOSEPH SOLOMON.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Col L. P. HUNTER, Chairman,
DIVIDE DxRUYS
II. E. JOHNSON,
Fl. CASTELLANOS.
BY order. CHARLES NJ, WATERMAN. President.
CHAs. 7. ROBINSON, lc,,,..;..
o. LkFLRc'rka, ~ ap9 lw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

THE EXPLOSION AT HE'LL GArE.-rhe following is the
verdict of the Coroners Jury in the matter That the
said Theodore Southland and Joseph Martin were killed h,
The accidental explosion of canister of powder sus
pended by the side Of boat They attach the slight
est blame to Mr. Maiefort or his assistants They alsC
agreed to resolution, strongly condemnng the conduc
of the pilot who passed by the struggling sufferers and
refused his assistance and censured the bad feeling
which had been exhibited generally 10y the pilots towards
Professor Maillefort,n9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

To HousEKEErERsWe beg to call attention to the ad
vertisement in another column of Messrs Miller Harris
u Waldo These gentlemen have just opened, at No rs
Camp street new and complete assortment of Hous,
lfA .
of any articles in their line inspection will well repay
the trouble
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

MAIL BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND VERA CRuz.--The bill
which passed the u s. Senate the 3lst ut provide
for tri-monthly mail between New Orleans and Vera
Cruz directs the Postmaster General to into
tracts after public notice. for term not exceeding five
years. and for not exceeding 100000 year. for the
of the mail three times month from New
Orleans to Vera Cruz, ua Tampco and back again in
steamers of not less than 500 tons The proposition that
they should be adapted to purposes was struck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

Lorc SrAKE-A bottle, we learn, lately picked
up of the coast of California containing lines which
may have been thrown overheard from whaer that
foundered at It only goes to show to what length
these snakes will sometimes reach: H. Hss
One morning from his head we bore,
Carrying every stitch of sail,
We ploughed the deep, ten knots an hour,
And in six weeks reached his tall,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

An ouTRAeE.-on the night of the Goth ut compost
tor in the office of the Cincinnati Enquirer was knocked
down with 'cotn while returning home from work
ragged into alley way and robbed of his weeks
ngs his hat and coat He left in state of nsensi-
oility by the villains, and did not sufficient
strength to reach his home until between four and five
o'clock in the morning Hanging is altogether too easy
md too honorable death for the scounrels who would
oh printer of his hard earnings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

PuBLIc DoouMENrs.-We indebted to the Hon ].
Landry for the speeches of Mr. Marshall of Kentucky
and G. G. Baylor, ESQ., U. s. Consul at Amsterdam, and
to Hon james Brookes for copy of his speech the
Deficiency Bill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-09

The RACE To-pAY.-Some of the finest sport of the
season anticipated at the Metare Course to-day The
entries for the four mile purse all well known fast
ones and the contest will be spirited Several parties of
ladies have been mad up to attend and their
will add interest to the scene.