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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-03
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nect)a apafriot.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-03
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-03
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-03
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
---., - !. ACQUIRES u. that the Governor will

Gov ~ pairs to care forus' ...,, no. h.en done
spsre 20 plain that everything mas neen 1'no
hi, uefb 81 well AS by his agents, both 10 Lon
by Gov ,hst resscnsoly could be expectei ny US.
den sro vcs ged % express our hearty tAsnAs
We fee, IS teen done but at the same time we us
for s tns have not cone over % this country % i've
clfre 'D@ which il generously given ny the Amer
o. The nN r the soly cause Of Hungary ana OF Eu-
csps r,g = !, ue do not like 20 be fed while dong
yOge sba;sh 50 ms 70 be the desire OF Lieut. SEED.
pei'os s;s ,riepos No We will not have that m pney
bel apo Gro.e Of il in the best possible way IN
kesa's W. boly csuse, and shall work and do our
6'a sesin take mp arms, 1t hntirom hossutn,
be- ~ a.. ,be bst'les for Liberty.
pfgn, ". nst confess that in the lists circulated by
LSpy, ,sere are even signatures OF ours but We ony
szeos' s,,,es In order gel up meeting, and did
nkn strangers IS We are. what horrible abuse Id
pO' 'n a =, g,ss,,h would be made with them.
sesio ~ convinced by the publication of the above
bens ~ article OF Szedlack-. tae, willing tool OF
'"."n snd Ausiriau dep tism sas collecting SUB
ns.,s amor the Hung4risns on purpose 10 raise
AGAINST the honorable labors of kOssuth, we
~ were not given for the mean purposes OF Mr..
S.:,dlsek. -New-York, May 10, 1852
ANTON GAIL 1URY, JOHN fILLo,
LEOPOLD WAGNER, ALEXANDER SALAsY,
cg.BIps MULLER, TosEF DOTzI,
Torrs WAL VIM. HEM INBERGE1,
WILLIAM BAGDANG, DANIEL MAYER,
ANTON FISCHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
POLAND.
Past, Present and Future.

y ne Editorsof The N. Y. Tribune:
The sympathy of the American people,
called forth by Kossuth toward his unhappy native and
fortunate at eas, in having produced such an
of its rshts-seems to have thrown in the shade inc
claims of other European nations to the earnest cona
Grafton of the only free people of the earth.
vain that the Nephew of his Uncle performs ns n'os
d.xterous leserdemsn tricks; it Is In VAN Una. ny
Lords Pamerston and Russell play at pitch sna Iii
for the sweets OF Office, and my Lord Derby inc
known scorpion Stanley, reves In visions 49, Webb
Bs,thi.ny and other agents of Austria Try 70
erpor the great Magyar the former even seney
at a swndle OF the American dollar brouneI S IA.
symps,hes run stin Hungaryward-he pours his i0''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

SCOTT DELEGATES TO THE DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
UTICA, Monday, May TO- 1852
Madison Co. sends SCoTT Delegates TO
Nh. Convention of the XXlId District.
MONTGOMERY Co. has chosen Delegates to the Conven
,or Of the XyIIIth District, who are for scorr.
o..e,o County Of the XlXth District so far as heard
from, Is for scorr.
ryr DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL.
RoNDoUT Monday, May 10.
The first cargo of Coal by the Delaware
and Hudson Canal from Honesdae, arrived here this
afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
TIE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The NewYork Tribune
From the North.

s,~n Telegraph Office Of Hanover and Bearsysts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

have ventured to ASSERT in my former letter that tho
share Of the Poles in the Napoleonian wars admits OF
considerable paiation. Let u now zee whether IL De
blsmeworihy ct ALL
The Poles, after the fall of Koscusko and the nnai
partition Of their country turned necessarily their looks
toward Republican France at that tune the only hops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01


Dyke WonDs OF WiLBERFoRcE.-.G Come and sit near
me let me lean yon.a said Wilbcriorce to friend
few minutes before his death Afterward putting his
arms around that friend he said .sGod bless you my
dear lie became agitated somewhat and then ceased
speaking Presently however, he said 81 must leave
you, my fond friend shall walk further through
this world together; but hope shall meet in heaven
Let us talk of heaven. Do not weep for me- dear do
not weep for am very happy but think of me- and let
the thought make you press forward Ineyer knew hap
piness till found Christ Saviour Read the Bbie-read
the Bible. Let religious book take its place. Through
all my perpexties and dstresses never read any other
book and never felt the want of any other 1t has
been my hourly study; and all my knowledge of the doc
trnes and all my acquaintance with the experience and
realities Of religion have been derived from the Bible
only. think religious people do not read the Bible
enough Books about religion may be useful enough but
they will not do instead Of the simple truth of the Bibe
He afterwards spoke of the regret of parting with friends
Nothing said he. "convinces of the reality
the change within me than the feelings with which car
contemplate separation freln my family. feel Sc
weaned from GARTH my affections SO much in heaven
that can leave you all without regret; yet do moi
love you less, but God more" [NewYork Observer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

Ngw ScHooL PRESBYTERIAN Observation-Disclosures.
May 2I.The New School Presby General Assembly
ercises resolution Of thanks was moved by the Hon
MT Hasca to the Rev Mr. Barnes for his sermon before
the assembly, and requesting a copy for publication
This led to spirited debate Dr. Wisner DR. Benan Rev.
Mr. Pollock and Others otjecting to ts printing bcg
and containing views and expressions
70 wcn he assembly @ da not desire e be committed
and others advocated the publication the learned
author and remarkably clear and satisfactory express
finally indefinitely postponed. with the understanding
that The sermon is to be printed unoffciaily.
The addresses Of the delegates from corresponding
nectcut Rev Mr.. Carpenter, Massachusetts; Rev Mr.
Waince New Hampshire; Rev. A. II. Clapp Vermont /;
Rev. Nj. Blake, Maine Rev Mr.. Miles Wisconsin, and
Rev Mr. Doggett NewYork These addresses were very
fraternal, and Handsomely responded to by the
Moderator who alluded with great force to the ancient
relations OF these several ecclesiastical bodies and recpro-
Gated all the kind expressions uttered.
Rev. Mr. Beman introduced aresoluten that the
bly, procure block Of marble for the Washington Monu-
ment to bear the following inscription: sThe General
Assembly Of the Presy Church in the United States
met at Washington, 1S52and that each member Of the
assembly give one dollar for the purpose The resolution
elected some remarks and passedte Rev Mr.. Eek
hard Jacob Gideon and Carter Esqs being
pointed q committee to carry il into effect.
The election Of delegates foreign bodies took place in
the afternoon the Rev DR. Hatfield being chosen for the
General Association Of Connecticut the Rev Dr. Camp
bell to Massachusetts Rey Slas Hawlay to Maine Key
1 II. A. Smith TO NewHampshire, ETC. &
The report on Church extension then taken up,
and the Rev Br StluaD, of Buffalo, moved the adoption
of the first section relative to the education Of the
stry 1t requires each pregbytey to present the subject
to all the churches and obtain annual contribution
AID to find out and sustain suitable young for edu-
cation Each convention is also to have standing
mittee Of the General Assembly and this committee sa
employ saaried secretary tn attend to this work each
presbyery to apply its contributions to their cand
dates and pay the surplus to the secretary Of the
Assembly Committee The different theological seDina-
ies also required to send up annual reports to the
Assembly.
Rev. Mr. Miles defended he report at great length
against objections arising the fear that it would pro-
dace collisions with other bodies and that it s secarian
Rev Mr.. Hotchkin desired to know how the proposed
| plan differs from ecclesias.ical board
Rev Mr. Noyes wished to know whether it the de-
sign to renvigcrate existing system to substitute
4 new one.
DR.. Duied and others sustained the report but pend
ing the discussion, the Assembly adjourned until tonor
row. 97
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
- From TIE LouiavIIs Journal.
THOU ART GONE FROM ME, MOVE

From the Louisvis Joun
THOU ART GONE FROM ME, MOVE!
BY LAURA LonRIMER-
The night winds low lute-tones
Are whispering along.
Ger summers bright fowcr-buds
A passionate song.
If bends its cool lips
On each beautiful bloom,
Till its breathings are rich
With weight Of Perfume;
But my heart keeps vigil
Crushed pledges above,
And it means as 1t watches:
"Thou 'rt gone from me, love ~
Those visions of glory e
Which clasped me have flown,
My hearts holiest altars
Are tircless and lone;
The eyes which flashed worship,
Wild worship in mine.
Have yelled their proud beauty,
And turned from my shrine;
My soul droops its wing.
Like death-stricken dove,
All mateless and lonely
AThou 'rt gone from me, lore :"
The starlight still CLEANS
On the quivering leaves,
The wind-spirit still
A low melody weayes;
The flowers, to its kisses.
Still breathe their perfume,
~ As when, with casped hands,
U'e bent over their bloom
The star-fires still burn
Ia the temples above.
But they light not my soul:
"Thou irt gone from me, love y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
OR, THE RESULTS OF PERSEVERANCE,.

Emily NJ. Bennett, whose worser half posted
her in the newspapers and then away with another
woman contrary to the statute in such case provided,
comes out In the Woonsocket Patriot after this wise
As no would have trusted him for much peck
him on my account, shall pay debts Of his con-
tractng after this date. have worked to support him
in gambling and azness us long mean to, although
should he die soop, will pay bis funeral charge with
| pleasuye.'i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
TToRATIo D'E HEWITT, PIANO -

u URAIlO U.s dEWIII, ,TlANUu0(%&f{ulu
FORTE AND Music sToEE ,sIs No ss.ss 50 Camp ,s
attention. Of the pabb TO his large and cxensiyeu . Z
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of AL kinds
also his well assortment Of PIANO
FonfEs Of tho first the United States
EUROPE among which ba found those Of A. S1ODAHT co..
Of EewYSr HALL son, Of Nswyerk, and pIEYE @ e. q
MI GRAND PlCCOLO, PICCOL0 oBLIQuE AND sQuAhE- ARE
tho most celebrated maker the world combining all the late
be had Of the subs etye OF and
os and 9ssyss They v ne sold
Among The keeps constantly hand t eat en-
offered st most reasonable rafes
tud by WILLIAM HALL SON, the approved SPANISH
MODELS Those and warranted TO
stand s climate Te snlserber has had eas n
thoroughly acquainted with the nnue details the business
stock the that the Southern nrke
citesa that he will nwnys selected
stock all kinds INSTRUMENTS and IL LATEST and
MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and his stock.
fe13 1yos HoRATIo d. HEWITT, 80 Camp at, N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
SLAVES.

SLAVES FOR SALE ON TIME.-Several
valuable SLAVES consisting Of COOKS, Male Fere,
WASitS and ONtS, under full guarantee, approved
pape on credit till the afo m,ry 1853. Noe Jear
" eight cent,
my1 LONG JOHNSON, srokers 90 Gimme rnce.
AMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will consaniy PURCHASE NEGRoEs sso
nsi On CoEnnaslon mud MI Slaves consigned him ie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA SAD Ga GHSN I'm
i DIE AND TRUNK : WARE, ARE NsSAks Nsk tsSR
HOUSE NJ ss 60 e1ylf[ Eai1s ss ss sess ss,aay
s from Nantactoryin phiacpia and direct
from England to offer dealers the most
liberal Tier stock laTEs and vel h ,slssts 9
TH iews AyEiTNG AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBBtR
tsisniJS. ADDLE COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAsEkS
MAIGSr.ahso, Mf1r padho,.srs ara invited 10 call d92 em
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
TSAsT PAsCAGoULA HoTEL.-The 1AsssHHss,, 1AsHsAs,,

\ TNAST PASCAGOULA HOTEL.-The 11ssHHHhA
HOTEL at this delightful will opened for EsiHW
,tora on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE,l The proprietor
nro expense will be spared the comfort and amusement
p his guests his experience they will
Ana thjs the deaehle residence on the Lake.
SeabRtbg than other
establishment the Lake shore.
NEW WHARF recently been built and the GARDEN and
urroan grounds have been beautiful order Livery
STABLE attached tho Hotel aud for the amusement OF @
tprs will be THREE BILLIARD TABLES, one o which VIII
nppropr expressly for the Ladies. ,,, noun
apis hel hp"hisb hiNooioF, ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

Odeon Temple Of Honor No. 5-Mess every THURSDAY
EVENING at O'Clock, Temple Ha 22a Tchouptouas stres.
present u term e ending Get 81 1852 Tns4 Ea,G.sp.
pgn A. r.; r. 8. MoneAs, W. +. r. r. PoLLAAp W. T.; ].
BEspER, W. Vi JosHgA Dow W. D. J. L. PATrfsoS, W. Gi
N. w. WooLyKgJoS, w, s. IVY TnyS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

Crystal Fonnt Division No. A, g. of T-Meets every
ats o'clock M Tperance Ha No s. s Charles
y. EiAisWA.; g. r. Rso, s. BLocK A. R. ST. e. Boors,
HAHnIa, T.. D. MrcIKL, c. P. Qurs A. CT NJ s. ED
l. g.; ]. G. CURTIS, o. s.. ap2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

Union Division No. =. of -Mees every FRIDAY EVEN
O'clock the TamPle Hail. No a2a ichoupenas
following the officers the present w. UsHRR W
THos r Rs,p, r s. A BURNS F. s.; BF W Bnews, q T.
WffsT 1usH Mcca FpxY, a. C LorT, SICK
VISITING r. R. RKIn, 23 Constance street
Poydrhs and ST. John atreea FL BRINKBYERs
corner Gitod nd NewIeyes streets, ep3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

Pelican Division &. Of T.-heetu every WEDNESDAY
EVENING ats O'Clock at the Hall No ST. Charles Officer,
elected for quarter ending 1889 HUaH BRxgs
FL Moru,g b. \ Wss1, r. s. PnosrsE cAsrIEI1s 4 q
Woop, C s. II. WRInY, ST.; J. cRrhHN VISITING
COMMUNICATIONS BRkKs 50 Poydras Mor ST. Peter
poydras W. WArKiss Apollo
and Tialia sfSnts r. CAgprKrrE; s. n. ap20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
nREEN OAKS HoTEL, Biloxi, Miss Az

MI popular generally MASaA
known throughout Southern under the
r,ent As ELIZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN b. PRApAT
the village Biloxi, WILDE opened
on the lat of June the reception Of visitors.
well known need extended poice.
For many the popularity Of the establishment has been steadily
inrreasing commanding the
prospect receiving the salt from
the Gulf failed to impress ayorby tc mny VI - from
NewOleans, Mobile and the surrounding country
Daring Winter the have aas many
aud additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
arranged fitted JAIL BOATS will be at all times at the a
vcs of the visitors chage-o CLAET mt Dinner.
CARRIAGES and HORSES may procured at moment
In addition celebrated BRASS BAND OF NewOrleaisis engaged
and a BAI LII mn be expected twice every week
V;so wishing to Stop GREEN OAKS requested
tiFy e Captains Steamers who will land them the wharf OF
the Hotel. rr,,,,
Per Week. W
: tzS Children and Servants, hali-pricc. iny7 Sm
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Harmony Division No. 1, 9. Of Tseets at 9?a Tchoupi
touae street oce elected for the present term; HssnY
W. CESAR MoLHRK W. JAMES GorAN, r. 81 SAnURI
# PursAM R. s.; VIZ MouST s.; Jons cAsssh., vs.
MosIAa c.; FgRsus1s A. c.; CHARS BAKsEs 81 WM
y. RoNpRA Q. s.; yAMKs REsGs v. w. Z. Jams
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FURNITURE, ETC.

EOHN B. BURGEN has removed his zEsY
eB FURNITURE STORE froa No. Iil to No. 53A1hGA-
ZINE STREET. Immediately opposite the Arcade, where
he continuance Of the patronage he has heretofore
received FROM his friends the public. $50 ly
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NTAGNoLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Migs.-ktgyss Il


WyILUAI HUUoE, bILUAI, NIIss.- --IHe PILE fn;:
respectfully informed that this establishment will be
opened reception visitors under the of j. W.
M Sxo IA q " Es ssy Eo pns % NM vs. 3
Tho TABLE will always l supplied with the deeaes Of the Sen
Coast surrounded by large
and magnificent Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay Trees
when vertical T Iotel os stronger inducements
families and children than other house the coas on account OF
The green the Of which is about
~ liberal deduction will be n,nde 70 families nyiS
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REMOVALS.
TO RENT.

vHsO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, a
u suitable for a Commission Merchant Apply 10 81
mhl4 II SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp street.
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FHoLLYwooD HOUSE, Eastern Shore of fss
Hollywood Baldwin county Ala, May 81 ls52 ns2' NAV
NIApIsoNV1LLE HoTEL.-The sub. hsa

lv1 having the Hotel will The G
airy Rooms, he will be able
conuneiste families eooabie manner As his intention
h table supplied with every icaey of the season lie hopes to
meet lair Of patronage Tiin Board
80
Week 90
Attached 10 BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS
will supplied with the best OF Liquors
n,ylg Sn ]. .HARGiAvE MCKAY.
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HOEEIS AND BOARDING G.

EEOARDING Several Families can obtair
IL Bond and no several Gentlemen applying 231 Ba
rome abovs Gar where they will have home
comfortable III lY
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KsvEAs-Choice Imperial and Young Hyson,
III landing from ship Maid OF Orleans.
-myli aw CONVERSE q CO.. 81 Tchouptoulas street.