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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

The PnorosED INDUSTRIAL CosvENTtos.-Gov. uoier
of Alabama has appointed seyenty-iye delegates to at
tend Convention 10 be held in NewOreans in May next
preliminary to great Southern Agricultural and Me
chanical Exhibition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

PUBLIC DoeuMENrs-We have received the third Grim
na Report of the Board of Administrators of the Louisiana
Insane Asylum and the Report of A. D. Woodbridge, State
Engineer the internal improvements of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

ANOTHER LARGE CARGo-The ship Hungarian, Captain
Patterson cleared Tuesday last, at Mobile fol-
Hayre by l. Bell r Co, with cargo Of 1858 bales OF
cotton, weighing 1742424 pounds, and valued at S12s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

VALUABLE BulLpiNc Lors.-We would direct attention
to the property advertised by Lewis Forance auconeer
to be sold at Banks Arcade this day. at IL o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

FIRE.-A fire broke out in the Odd Fellows Hall, at
Clinton La. tho 22d inst. Fortunately it dis
covered in time to exnguish the flames before serious
damage done, The Flordian comments earnestly on
the necessity of having fire engine in that village
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

ComrLnrENrARy-The Boston Bee says ''Neworeans
sends out the prettes newspapers of any city in the
Union--and they good ones too
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IMPORTANT NoroS.-We are informed by A. Kendall &
Co. ~ Magazine street that they have just received per
ship Caledonia Brander fresh supply of Pepsin and
that they can again supply the needy with the great Dys-
pepsa curer-the Gastric Juice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

PtRpoNsThe Georgia Legislature, during its last
sion, pardoned Brinky Bishop and James Johnson each
under sentence Of death for murder Grantland d. Cor
nett, convicted Of murder, also pardoned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
Flats. Cans. etc.
Roots, Shoes aud RrOgM1ts
5Du,,tuloous sgstd vests,

MAGNIFICEN Ass0RTMENT
CHEAPi. CHEAP!! CHEAP1il
Five Thousand Pair Fancy Cashmere PantHioo,m;
Five Thousand Black aud Doesrin
Three Thousand Vests, Of various kinds;
All made in the most fashionable Of descriptions
Of goods
No purchaser gunbe prieea, great will b.
given and mistake.
jams ALFRED AIIJSROE. "a Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

CATHOLIC ALMASAc-We have received from 4 O'Don
nell No. 100 Camp street the Catholic Almanac for 1852
1t is valuable book. of reference.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

IscEsprARrsM-A negro boy SET fire some out-houses
in yicksnurg few days since The flames discov-
cred in time to prevent serious damage The boy
/, arrested and is in jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

MAIL RoBsER CAUeHr.-The Augusta (Ga) Constitu-
tonalist says We learn that G. Colson, who ar
rested for robbng the United States Mail at Camac and
made his escape from Warrenton jail rearrested at
Canac and passed through this city yesterday on his
way to Savannah, under charge of the Deputy United
States Marshal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

MIR. RIcKER--In reply to our correspondent,
Query we are requested to state that Mr..
Kicker has been compelled to delay his report to
the Legislature in consequence of serious illness
but that his labors have been properly urged,
and that he hopes to be able, in few days, to
present the results to the Legislature. A friend
of Mr.. R. makes this request.
Since the above was written, we have received
| the following. We understood sQuery' to be
| particular friend of Mr.. Rickers, and to have
| written with his full knowledge:
Messrs. Ediors-In reply to Query who asks, what
has become of Mr. Kicker have the pleasure reply
that he survived the election and is making his report
| ready as fast as practicable. ..
with your correspondent believe the result of the
election not alter modify my duties in relation tc
a report. Some delays have unavoidaby occurred in
getting those who have volunteered to aid me to complete
their notes and calculations, and for few days past
have been confined to my quarters from indsposition
Early week. however the report and the accompany
ing documents (Which exceedingly elaborate and
valuable will be submitted and the delay hope will
be pardoned when is remembered that this entire work
which could not have been purchased for thousands Of
dollars has been prosecuted under every disadvantage
without one cent of appropriation of public money
Whatever may be the favor with which the report Of
the committee and the elaborate papers from the
science engaged in the work may be received the commit
the satisfaction to reflect that they have spared
no pains obtain accurate information respecting the
evee wants Of the State and though they must regret
their inability either personally by their engineers
visit Red river and the Ouachta still sufficient has been
determined by their extensive surveys they believe c
Justify the State in adopting entirely system o.
leyee protection.
Without anticipating further the publication of thu
report itself and promising, without further prompting
to perform my whole duty, remain very respectfully
Rickerrile January 80. 1852 S. KICKER.
Ps. Your correspondent uses engineer " in the sngu
lar Several gentlemen of that profession have rendered
valuable services and have been under great obligations
for the promptness and public spirit with which they have
responded to my call S. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

DEATH GEN. FoN-Gen Arthur Fox. whose name
has been long and hohoraby connected with the political
history of Mississippi died in Lawrence county on the
u, met
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLToS
or NEwoiLEAss RAILROAD COMPANY MUNICIPAL
ITY No. ONE. NJ. 4saG. "
1DY VIRTUE of n writ IF fn,. f,o;,, .o wa

FOURTH DIsTnrcr counr NEW ORLEANS AND cARRoLLToN
OF SEwOELsASs. lIRAlLROAD COMPANY vs. MITNlCiPt Al
ITY No, ONE. No. 4ssG. " "
BY VIRTUE OF q writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District OF New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed public aIc
o'clock Nj - '''- "' ~
l. APERPETuAL GROUND assumed by Francois G ras Inv
act before honse Barnett Notary Public late
feet inches front psnale evne and
100 eet inches and line the sde inches on The n,
de and 3s feet inches and lines the The p,yment If
per cent Per Fer n m on capital Of 500 90.
Perpetual GROUND RENT by vietoire Laurie
% y net before Theodore Guyol Notary Pubc under date nj
August "a 1879 secured by mortgage lot of ground hor;
ee inches front Eplanaie Ieyee and onj %
" feet inches on the side by 95 on The all
and ~ fee6 inches the payment o no. @ ue
annum a capital OF 1900 90. " f ''t per
3. A PERPETUAL GROUND RENT assumed nv Dopi,i NJ,
e by net before A. Chapea, Notary
s. and secured by mortgage Of lot forming the
corner Bayou Road and ST. Claude measuring 10 e
ne front on the former street. l42 inches front IN mo %
street l5 ieet inches lines the side and "a at IA
$3.50 r. A'' Pc ''huh on capital OF
I. PERPETUAL GROUND RENT assumed hv II Call, -.
before L. Il Caire, Notary Public July is io ma ~ w
mortgage OF LOT Of measuring IS feet nsha M y
erect Rampant and Burgundy streets ls3 fect @
e running parallel to Rampant forming r nnI b
;e measuring ieet 10 inches, then again forming ht ag ny
nsaa re- ~. men running line measuring III feet az
~ inches then running toward Burgundy street on I'M
ee uches then running toward St. Peter street an Ina
st then running toward Burgundy street on na ,naa
my eet then running toward street and ;oning ,h %
capital OF sl2lO 10. '' VI yer cent per hhhum on
Seized in the above
;a.oi snsn On ,ne spot JAMES p, FRERET
' " . H"- Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
SteaRt boats Passing.

NICKsBURG January 80.
The following steamboats, have passed this place during
the last "a hours bound for New0rleans The Bulletin
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Isabel at 10 O'Clock
last night the TusclAmbia. at this morning the Aleck
Scott at this morning The Magnolia is to leave for
New)rleaus this evening
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Telegraphed to the daily Crescent.
Bn the lpropts's 20 RtrlIp) ltnr.
Legislative Proceeding


BATON ROUGE, Friday, Jan. 80
In the Senate TODAY Mr. Phillips introduced bill tc
re-orrauize the Internal improvement of the State0r
dered printed.
The Joint resolutions of the House taken up ap
Mounting committee I'd district the State-Concurred
The Joint resolution regarding the establishment of
naval depot and navy ward in Newreans also taker
up and adopted.
Several hills were rtported from the Committee
Caims one granting pensions to certain veterans of 49,
and '15--Were passed
Joint resolutions from the House adopted, in
structne the Senators and requesting the Representative
Of this State in Congress to obtain the donation of For
Jesup and for seminary of learning in the Parish
Sabine,
On motion of Mr. Robb the bill consolidate the cit,
of Neworleans referred to the Judiciary Committee
and made the order of the day for Wednesday next.
Mr. Richardson, of duacha. introduced bill for TIL
relief of Henry H. Bankster-Passed.
Mr. Richardson also introduced an act to incorporat
the town of Trenton. in Ouachita Parish
Joint resolutions authorizing the eanceng of the bond
of the State Treasurer were adopted.
Nothing was done to-day in the House of Representa-
tiyes
Both Houses have adjourned over to Monday.
The Fire in NewYork.
NEwYoRK, January 30
The principal losers by the fire the of Lber
and Nassau streets f. G. Doremus, j. L. Nixon Fishe
Robinson and Hodges Co. The total loss is estima
| ted ut S300D00.s
Death of a Prominent Man.
pr1TsBuRGH. January 80
| Harmer Denny, well known citizen. and President
the steubenyle and Pittsburgh Railroad died in thi
city yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
The Following Goods Selling on
CHEAP FOR CASH!

CHEAP FOR CASH!
BOYS AND CIJI.DRENis CLOTHING
Boys Black Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Froeksi
:. Pokns
=. Gray Cloth Jackets;
:. French Scotch Tweed Jackets;
=. Black aod Blue Cloth Cloaks;
:. Denver, Pilot Cadet and Blanket OyeTohlsi
Children's Black Fancy Colored Cloth Suits
:. Blue, Brown mud Olive Polka Jackets;
Cloth aud Tweed TogH and Sack Coats,
:. Black and Fancy Colored Cashmere Pants
Black Fancy Coloruh Cashmere Pantaloonii
BacSn Colored Silk md Satin Vests;
:, White and Colored A1arselles Vests
GLOVES:
Black, White md Colorpd Kid Glovesi
Black M White SILK
Cashmere, Merno ani Lse Thread Gloves;
Heavy Buck Gloves, Different Sizes
SUSPENDEIS, Of various kinds.
SILK AND SATIN CRAyATs
Black aud Fancy Silk md Satin Cravats
Black Italian .Cravnts, from 30 10 ~ inches;
Liner and silk Handkerchief;
White and Colored Linen Borjeed handkerchief
Best Spitalf India, andann and Pongee Silk iIlkarahi-
IL TRUNKS, NALIsEs CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, OF ever, description etc
tB- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DErIATYOS II
ja62pH ALFRED MUSRoE d Co, "a Magazine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

power Ii, issue hons the city Of Ncwrleans. having
not less than Eve than forty years to run win
interest payable at such place Is may pc dgre who 1n the
bonds issued. in iannua coupons at the rate u
eight per per annm those having less tnan zen
to seven per cent. per annum On those ass
len and less than twenty years to six per cent on
having twenty and not over thirty years 70 anu
cent on those having oser tnr ss y, hs o
corporation of of the Munc1lahties' ma
ured not to sell the new bonds ana apply INC pro
oratiou or Municipalities but to no other purpose
We will say nothing of the extraordinary and
dangerous power placed in the hands of three
individuals-the Mayor, Comptroller, and Trea-
surer. But can the Municipalities stand up
under eight per cent. on ten years bonds, and
seven per cent on less than twenty years bonds
But there must be special tax of seven hum
slred thousand dollars every year, within every
Municipality, over and above all other expenses,
to pay Mr.. Rohb's bonds All the taxpayers OF
the Third Municipality willing to, are they pre-
pared to meet, is there any necessity that they
or the payers of any other Municipality
should pay, this extraordinary tax should thus
urge themselves, at a most oppressive cost to
anticipate the liquidation of their liabilities
But of this bill, more hereafter. To show
something of the spirit at work in the premises
to say nothing of the Delta's sSpolltleal and
sectional feelings we quote the following edito-
rial remarks from the orleanian, the only paper
| in the Third, of yesterday:
aT,.r Frpsr AND THIRp.-Not little surprised
last evening the persal OF private letter OF friend
dated from Baton Rouge learn tneretrom that some
pay were friendly to the annexation of Lafayette ant
that gentlemen even from the old Third were supposed t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
Died

On Thursday, January II o'clock after long aud Pahn
sease, Angelic BAHAN wife of Dir. Angelo Dnnghi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

UNDERSTANDS, DRAWERS, Ere.
SIZZLING OFF ar GRE.4TLY REDrCEp PRIEST
Linen Cotton Shirts all Iuatios;
White Brown and Gray Cotton Socks, MI qualities;
Regatta, Cotton and Linen Shirts al quhiirs;
Check and Cotton Hickory, ard Might Shirts, all qaAlrsi
All Wool and Super Ribbed Shirts;
Gauze, Mcrino Cotton, Iiale Tlrend and
Heavy Silk md anze SILK Undfrslirs
Gray and Red Ariuo Undosiirs;
Blue Red and White FIRnEG unierghrA;
- Cotton FLANNEL aud Plain Muslin Shirts;
Drawers Of all tho above dcserpdons
jams 2ptf ALFEED MUNROE Z co. a Nina :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

PERruMERY DEALER,-Mr, Michael Kelly yesterday
found in possession of quantity of soap article which
his outward showed conclusvey entirely useless
to him. and also any quantity" of perfumery, which
he supposed to have stolen from the burning estab
lishment of Mr.. Buss Charities street. Thursday
evening lie accordingly arrested, but nobody
could prove Michael had stolen these sunrie Recor-
der Genois ordered him to be discharged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
EEytye j. Goodrich.

No, 10 cHARTREs STREET Established ilrty-fye yestj
tB- Importers Of WATCHES, FINE aal MON p
Plated cAsToRs, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WATERS. etc.
FINE GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS AND REyOLrERS
RoGERsS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY AND SCISSORS
LAMPS, CLOCKS AND VASES, GiRANDoLES AND MANTEL
ORNAMENTS
MILITARY GOODS GOLD AND ST1vEn LACEs, PRINCES, etr
PAPER MACfE WARE, and large assortment Of
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Manufacturers Of SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOONS
LETS, PITCHERS, etc. o3I 3mgp
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The .gn,e,.icas, .glsnanac for 1852
Gentsensese's Furnishing Goods

TT THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF rSI
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1879 for sale by
janf2 C. MORGAN Exchange Place adjoining ie Post-ohlr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

CoScERT-The grand vocal and instrumental concert.
by Mr. f. Boulanger will off at the Armory Hall
Friday evening next the 9th instant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

UNGALLASr--Recorder Genois yesterday had two lady
visitors of whom Mrs IcNIanus was said to have
disturbed the peace. She had fine of 25 imposed upon
her and was committed the Workho1se for month
The other the accomplished Wihemina Gathard,
who had been found drunk in Mlrais street. fined
SEQ. and III aefnult IMPRISONED one month
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

FNEs.-Mary Clark alias Highland Mary. and Jane
Flemming whose alias is The Walker yesterday
brought before Recorder Caldwell for having declared
in pcrdido street The Recorder though practically
Neutrality-suspicious., thought il his duty to punish the
combatans little, and ining them IS each. promised
them something stronger if they should before him
again similar charge. Weappreend from the fash
ing eyes of the belgerent powers they left the dock
that something more will be heard from them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

PREoooIry.-Two youngsters. not much larger than
some OF the half-sarved rats that pronize the old
tom-honsc were yesterday brought before Recorder
Caldwell to answer charge brought against them by
Mrs. Ann Arnold. Mrs, Arnold stated that the little
scamps came to her house whom gave name
George Duffy who had wash.board that he offered for
sale She told him that she suspected have been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31


Harmer Denny well known citizen and President OF
the Steubenvie and Pittsburgh Railroad, died in this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
PeYsOnal Intelligenoe.

The Hon. r. Ingeroll. our newly appointed Minister
to England viii leave next Saturday week for the
Of his duties in the U. 8. steamship Arctic The Hon
Abbot Lawrence win probably return In the Atlantic
which will leave Liverpool on the 22d inst.
Arrivals ct the Irving House-Hon. Levi g. ChatheId
Hon. 7. Foet, Albany; Major Rairney. New Orleans;
Capt. Kahn U. 8 A Capt. A Gv,n q. II. 8 Leut
N. Jones, West Point Col Hanson Fla, a. y. Sen-
nDga. o.; A. Fosler II II. Mcpherson, canadei H.
w lille Penn and l56 Others. - 1r.,...
At,h, wa,ery-Isasc Davsga Madam Davsra, vnaI'ss
ton o. Dry Chevalle, and t~o ladce, pn'l uyn; o.
Dovps. u Senator, III Randc'pn anu r. ny
u H. Hill Boston; q. d King ard Lazy iaun'on, u
Fu,s,n M,sispai and bro, her. Porto Rico; VIM Ais.
I'm q O. caps " Bacrsmith, Brtkh A.; Charles J.
Aodsps. Phil; and 10 o,ner, ~, r,.oro.. piohords
ny w" R,ocn. Gyo; O. Cupy. Boston; J. Erwns
n.,,,o,,, n W. scabrook. 9. Carolina; q l.. Ru htcn
ph., :. J,b,r Doykipron, Ala; Bepi Green washing
90 II n T. eebmmsker La Sylvester, Paris Alfred
JAZZ az he Asof-G,pl Hsrney, q. A.; c. A Calhcunc
, cut,.y. Texas Col Hamilton. T. Hamilton, Il Turpen
" walker u 4. A DR.. Joncs Gsorgia; Judge Bron-
SON Florida; IA. Hail. XVI 9. J. Leonard, Washington;
IN. Hon Tbonas corwn lie expected to arrive at the
Aston uoute tbL morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
A Year Of Music for Nothing-Almost.-

Year Of Music for N0thang-A1mOsts-
The Musical World and Iimes published saturday,
at No. 257 Brea ,wey, New York. by Oliver Dyer and
Richard btorrs willis The object OF this work TO fur
nish-l A " ekly supply Of new and choice musio 2
compete and unusual Of musical instroction; J.
Fearless and Trustworthy criticisms ~ musical pieoes
works and Entcrta ning musiosl road
ina togathtr with nsve synops OF events aod
things musca shah trar epire all to DO furpishea
In style Of taste and elegance in harmony with the SUBJ
jcts treatd Of and the reuea minds of those TO whom
to pcs idresssd The Npsical World and Times
furpshs apnually TO it's subscribers two hundred
ofthe best vocal and detrimental muee which.
At the ususl price would S5 and In addition 1t
gives eight nndIed Of musical oheice
sical and the most thorough independent and
truthful critc u-ical ubcaops aud performers
nutica1 destruction plee Of iastTu
ti"n viii DO given Including harmo
thorough bass and compotiop musical form the
aSchtet of uao aud Musical cxor
eres will pany this and tho student
be able to correct hts examples by tho rules Afforded
In short the student become by this master Of
tie whole subject Of muis choice selection Of
original church c viii be given prac
Hce. Terms Delivered 20 city subferiDors at 50 year.
mail suhscrher copy 3d. two copies S. hve COPIES,
$40 ten COPIES 500 and larger climbs the proportion
tn1exihy advance Specimen numbers the yecep
uon Of I'VE stamps. psrsnn send
ing rs olnb Of ton Subscribers shall receive tho Musical
World and times free Of charge Tho volume
mences Saturday September 4sb Is the
subscribe All orders and munioations must be sd-
Dressed (post Paid) to OYER WILLIS Publishers Of
The Musical World and Times, No. 257 broadway, New
York. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
ouen,ng Day q, Gen,n,s Banaar.-rhls Day

0enD open his oytsn siyo Ba1aar,
with snir and brilliant STOCK OF tho most FASH
Q superb mt Of youths and nfents olothin rc-
Psris Lon ION by the last steamers. Every
children Of all sees comprising embroi9e ID caps n,d
hats the Persian and domeetic styles.
prouaon Of rets of ladies fancy furs, made
mp tho eherhe imported patserus Ladies' and
chdreps French shoes gaiters ties appers &C., from
Paris, together fms tio.ss for tho soudqr
fancy affords vide varied Geld for choi-e
tho stoch o. the DaseAY Affords
comp e which hss been equslied in any essah-
lishn emit in ,hip city.
GENIN'S Ha,aar. s.. Nicholas Hotel, Ss9 Broadway.