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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

THE PARIS PollcE.-A Paris correspondent of the New
York Tribune in gossiping letter has the following
The Tribunal Correctional Police continues to fur
nh mirth and entertainment to Its visitors Inc Judges
are grave but the prisoners are facetous TO
degree Mr. Daudrmont was taken before the court
on Saturday last charge of rupture de ban. lie was
asked why he had quilted the limits assigned him
demand to be sent Noukahiyi.f said the prisoner.
" You do not reply to my question ION. l. beg your
pardon sincerely but have bad cold and do not near
well quilted my limits to come to Paris 4" But you
were ordered not to to Paris That is precisely
why came. But don't suppose that care any thing
about Paris l want to be sent to Noukahiya" We'll
if you can't reply my question. hold your tongue
Why did come to Paris, you ask! because L saw a
ulacsrd stuck upon post stating that all those rascals
that broke their han and to Paris should be sent to
Cayenne or Algeria l should prefer Nouaahira, but
Africa let il be What difference docs it make TO me
am a worn good-f nothing old hack have been
condemned twenty times. have SO many condennt
tions my back that don't care straw for France II +
my native land know but prefer travelling 1t would
improve my mind. Send me to Africa to AoukaiVa to
Cayenne to Calcutta. to lekin to Timbuctoo or any
whore else only do send me some where In France 40
nothing but vegetate in prison Do you call that social
| position | don't if you do. ! am slxty-two years OF
age and must think of settling down to something or
else what will become of when am old should like
to know You will confer great favor me if you will
send me to Noukahiya.' The Tribunal condemned the
fellow to years imprisonment and five years surveillance
| bv the police More surveillance. cried the prisoner
why / shall be under surveillance to the end of my
DAYS At my age its dem bore, Come send me tc
Noukahiva and then shall be out of the way. The
question decided said the President. now hold YOU
tongue just think of that's been condemned
twenty-sevcn times and can't get himself sent to Nou
| kahiva My eyes what shame ;,
One can hardly help laughing at the mpudent garrulity
of this veteran sinner but his want of tact is painful,
evident. Had he not made it papable that he was de
srous of seeing foreign parts at the expense OF the state
he would have been transported to Cayenne according
the letter the decree of December g. But the Cour
was nowise disposed crafty the backguards nclna
tons is sentenced for FIVE years to tread his
tive soil and perhaps spend his declining age in tn
home of his fathers.
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Tnr Fonnrsr QuEsrtoS.-The following letter, which
was published in weakly paper in NewYork promises
| ~,

was published in weekly paper in NewYork promises
some rich developments
Nntoh. Va, Feb Is 1s52-Sr: ! have just heard
that the Network Sunday Times Of the 9th instant con-
tans an article headed Unmask the Scoundrel. or to
that effect which it would be aectation in mo 10 deny
was not intended to refer to yet there is scarcely
return to Network time next week. Not knowing
NAV seem very plausible until you and the public
hear both sides write this Should you have published
or intended to any thing about the matter to ask
you to insert this in your next paper In the
meantime will prepare true and faithful statement
for yourself and the public. without any philosophy
yors is pretty good far 1t goes OF the Aston pace
riot divorce etc etc Since am to be sacrificed TO
avoid the payment of Of money, by charging me
with forgery why, let the truth come out Though Rome
should howl 1t will then be proved there has been no
forgery any Jumps of gold stolen All there true
about the article is that William r. burton Esq
$500 which regret to say from my own folly IN several
particulars not able to pay him but II llVe
and have nv health will be paid to the last cent at
any and every sacrifice and will also assist him to col
ec an endorsed for $500 pronounced forgery
understand. by n for whom if five times such an
amount were paid for would be equivalent for
the suffering torture have endured his account
and by advice and for the last two or
thre wears will show to the satisfaction OF every un-
prGiudced. reasonable human being.
Yours, very respectfully,
.AsDREw STEyEss,''
The above contains a very plain intimation that the
true history the Aston Place riots and the divorce case
is not yet known to the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning March l, 1867. }
COTTON-Our market continued quite active through
out Saturday. the sales reaching fully 5000 bales al hrm
prices This would make the business OF the seven
ending Saturday evening over 6ooOO bales an amount
considerably exceeding the receipts during the same
period
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

KosstrH AND KINKEL.-Thc NewYork Herald has the
following hit at these two great champions
In short time may expect Kinke in Network
following in the footsteps of lis lustrous predecessor
But the great Hungarian left there have been
thaws and his tracks pretty well rubbed out
But why Knkel should not have his
ton and corporation banquet his round Of receptions his
financial and material aid and his issues of scrip by
central committee. and supply of old muskets at two
dollars piece just well kossuth kinkel IL the
agent for the liberation Of all Germany-which Is larger
than hungary and more convenient for intervention
Besides he started the scrip project first and only asks
two millions for the cause of Germany while asks
from thirty to fifty millions addition to his forty thou
muskets Kossuth is letting down kinke is look
ing I'D. Hurra for Kinkel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

tiers WHOLESALE ANU ~. TAIL
duced prices. The stock consists in
English, French and American Cali
Goes,
A complete assortment OF Enghshs
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colorsd Silk
fiose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MTTTS.
| Buck, chnruois, Kid, Cashmere, SILK,
| Filozslti ard Filsi, tl cvsrY de-
LACE GOODS.
r A large and elegant assprtnieni II
Vnlclciennes Eng libh, frggeh and
81 German LAces, AID ie. Enilrnids-
ries:
superior Ga and ia-.i Liasn Sheet
HI tngs:
E: Demask Table Linen. a,,d Napkins,
new snd spieI4iii style.
IN ~ Irish shd Geuusu Linens and
Lawns,
g. Linen CanlhFi, Hikis, plan;
d Embroidered M: enlor-,t bcrleFea
II Curtain SLatf, embroidered Laca
aud Muslin, Silk ..ati WOODEN
Il Dan1agk. etc. ..
PLANTATION GOODS.
d Heavy Herseys. Low.lis, Linaeys,
nj Jeans, DeniHs, Stripes and Cot
tenaits;
d Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do very
superior.
call the attention OF factors ard plan
use. 1t is very complete, and the
grea, care and Judgment, thc .asalt Of
Inc. SIS II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Frsn p,sss.s1 ky STAE 4 SMITH ss SARAH
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
u by Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Sewor
entitled to
the parties interested therein will proceed 70 sell at pub
MONDAY, March lS5 afpa O'Clock P NJ at
my Warehouse, No. 20 Jefferson street.
A LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized lin the above suit $1,000 :, ,--,r-,,,--
Terms cash ont the spot. JAMES r lskfle
f.o79 IS nbl Sheriff the Parish OF Orleans
IA OTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab b.
q himself the FURNITURE ANDGENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS old stand 81 CAMP STREET sni respectful
sos his the public Out OF door sales
promptly and cash advances made upon
RICHARD MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer 81 Camp street
New0rleans, February Is, 1852. tell I'M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

ton and Havre, an assortment Of F!
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, here
and recherche style, which he now 0
to hia numerous patrons Mt very re-
| part of the following. viz:
| Super proche Antique Silks:
Colored Arrnure Silks
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High eolcred plain Pauit de Sole,
Black Rrocade Fasonnee;
E.xtra rich and Embroid'd I asonnee;
Chsugcable and Chens faeonnae;
Embroidered Dstnask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeabls and ChanIe'
: leon Poult de SHE;
Small plaid high eolorei do, 70
misses;
t slArceilines and Floreuees. of ever.
shade and color,
White anil eolored Satina;
A few pieces superior heavy olAe
and colnred v=atsred Pnuit de Sol
Colored silk vslveu;
Rich ChenG Satin striped and plai
= Cashmere d'EGosse;
! French and English Mennos. Nnni
Y selines de LAine and AisaGits, soil
: colors, of every variety OF share
Plain. striped and plaid Poplils,
Superior black and solored plnin an
figured Canton Crapesi
A large assortment Of white an
colored embroidered and plat
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy ric
silk Shawls;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

ron ORLEANs. it, vs. Mr. Ma ",p.N &a"sl
pY CONSENT OF PARTIES, Will expose at
- public auction ATuRDAY March g. ls5s ut l. O'Clock NJ ut
nv Wat.house corner Of and Poydras streets
A IOP of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
nIira IN inc ABOVE SUIT GEORGE f. PEARSON, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

~ five Of Madame CELESTE Third night Of TANNING TAR
Opening Professor Dehar MONDAY EVENING,
March Twin performed YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW Wo-
MAN-Cin Sloan which, the Baets OF TANNING
TARTAR English Farce The Devil to Pay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
MILLINERY AND FANCY.
NEW GOODs.-P. W. wooDLIEF, No. /

received steamships Winfield Scott
Union and Empire the sailing packets from New York Hos
Fashionable and seasouahe FANNY
AND STAPLE GOODS IN yaety
style which he offers w HOLES ALE Az s AL
reduced Ihe eoss Ii
rarto of thef owi viz:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

The TURKISH GovERNsIENT-The National Intelgence1
says: M
Dr. Bacon while his recent tour will recolect his
Ing robbed by Kurdish chief and his lfe with those
wa.n MIN endangered The facts in the case were made
known TO the Turkish Government and the result is
given IN an article In the Independently of last week
which we subjoin IHIl 5 =
THE Romans KuRpisTAN The robbery of Dr. Bacon
and Mr.. Marsh by Kurdish chief named Maiul Agha
has not been forgotten Our friends have often inquired
TIE property has been recovered and whether
ished by tho Turkish Government. Vs g ~; N /.
Mr. Williams one Of our missionaries at Mosul saws in
y letter dated August 80 1882 81 have just received
spelling which tho Kurds did your party year since
cannon and three hundred were sent up there
and collected this money refusing take the articles as
the were in tho United States and the articles
probably injured The troops also brought back 10000
arrearages and secured 100000 more
also writes that the 100000 pasters still due to
the Government shall have been received at Mosul the
robbers will be punished. 81 q Z : II
This is great lesson to the plundorinr barbarans az
tne mountains lesson which they will be likely soon
forget Other travellers may be able to pass through
having been taught in this way how sacred is Tie ty Of
hospitality tos trangers. :. n
In this act Of restitution have new instance of the
zen whether they visit his domnions as merchants az
Travellers or as Christian missionaries Thanks to his
MaJesty pur thanks are also due to his excel
loncy the Pachn Of Mosu for the energy and fidelity with
which he has executed the orders Of the Supreme Govern
ment at Constantinople - :
Mr.. Russian, tho British Vice-Consul at Mosul Inns
promptly and generously done all in this matter that
could have been expected had he been the service Of
our own Governments and the result announced is
due in no small measure to his hearty and
interpretation. He in the first instance acting as the
agent OF friendly power took up the wrong that had
on the subject to Sir Stratford Canning
now Lord Stratford the British ambassador Constan
Lnope Nor from first to last has anything been wanting
That he could do to obtain the restitution which has now
been made, 5sl is50s 34s 4si ~ 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09
Died

On Monday afternoon, November 70 O'Clock
days, native Of Tallahassee, Fla. ~ - u.
- His friends acquaintanes brothers,
deus p. and William H vaniorn
neral Of the deceased from bis late residence epoens
and Hercules streets, THIS AFTERNOON half O'Clock
~ Boston papers please copy.
O. Thursday, November 4, GEORGE ALEXANDER GILBERT,
aged years and monhs Of g. T. Gilbert Covngton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

susriclos Of MuaDra, The wife, daughter and sonn-
AMMAN named John the owner Of property
IN Philadelphia have been arrested in Fairfax county
Virginia, on the charge Of murdering him. His body
aud found 10 have received thirteen usket shots III tic
breast "a ss ~ NJ. tl5ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

Mg- CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEACEIIon. D. Byrne having resigned, FRANK HAYNES
candidate JUSTICE THE PEACE for the
Parish Of Orleans. oct27 1m*
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Pay YGsSs. Election Nets

Pay YOsss. Election Refs
'....wITH.... ss9t453 a5r555 .t4s.a
So DOZEN FINE SHIRTS
DOZEN LINEN CAMBRTC fDKFs,,
M DOZEN ENGLISH HALF-HoSE
DOZEN UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS, @ nj
( DOZEN STANDING SHIRT COLLARS
y JoUvIN's KID GLOVES, ss3. t
AN ELEGANT CRAvAT OR SCARF
HANDSOME PAIR OF sUsPENDERs
SUPERB DRESSING ROBE, g@
"a GOOD SILK UMBRELLA,
FINEST PERFUMERY, s{s'
or any other article in the s7
!. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING LINE,
and purchase them at LEIGHTON & CO.'S
Frst Premium Shirt Emporium,
4 Southwest Canal and ST. Charles Streets
~ Mandatory No. IS Park Place, NewYok. move asp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

ALABAMA RIVER The Mobile Tribune Of Sunday, learns
that Of eight inches had taken pace in the river at
/ Montgomery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

& SHIr CASAL,-The important ship canal which is to
unite Lake Superior aud Michigan will soon be begun
surveys for its location have been completed and
ground has been found quite favorable for the easy
and speedy construction Of the as was expected
Several routes have been surveyed which will enable the
Legislature Of Michigan and contractors obtains per-
feet understanding Of the whole subject The canal will
DO fraction less hana mile in length The law Of Com
provides that tho locks shall be two hundred and
fy feet long andsxy feet widc and the Michigan Lee
gsature has the power to enlarge the dimensions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

MOBILE EyEsiNe News neat little sheet has been
received by US and We gladly place upon our exchange
list We wish It all prosperity. ii M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

r STATE Recommendation Crescent:
Please that GEORGE BRIANT Esq
the last FIVE yeaa efficient Clerk the Treasury Department. will
supported for the office Of STATE TREASURER by
octI1 ia , MANY FRIENnS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

N1rciIEs RAcEsThe regular fall races over tho Phar
salia course. hatcher commence on the 18Th inst.
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4 PAcIHc HoRsE.The celebrated pacing horse Joe vii.
som We SEQ dyortsement is offered for sale His
the turf ente him to rank ut the head
of the fast uns in the South having done his mile in
public in 224 He can be seeMat Hiram Kings Stable
on Baronns araver street For the particulars il
qure ct the office Of his owner D. Thompson Esq, 10
Poydras street. 3F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

@9~ GREAT SOUTH WESTERN INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
Ameetng Of the Executive Committee be held at the Mecanes
Institute Phppa street. MONDAY EVENING November a.
O'clock. A full attendance requested.
7 noy6 ]. b. WALTON Secratarv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

ANOTHER YACHT CHALLENeE.-Lord De Blaquiere, the
owner Of the yacht America puts forth tho following
lenge in the London Times: i
now challenge the yachts Of all countries-America
exceptednot exceeding the America III tonnage to sail
with my yacht for less than E500 AND not more
than sloo0, on any day and in any place,
This challenge will be open until the 10Th of Novem
America III she be still my property must 20 the har
Dor TO reit for another trip to the Mediterranean
In short any (hs inside Of the Isle of
Wight exceped) that would give scope testing the
sailing qualities Of the America and her opponents under
all points, In a nine knot breeze.n
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gg- ORDER OF THE LONE STAR GENERAL,
ASSEMBLY OF LOUSIANAA called meeting the members Of
the General Assembly will held TUESDAY o. half
past o'clock at No. 40 Camp street. the D.
Ricardo, Esq. BY order Of the President. 5#
noys 1t A. W. JoURDAN Secretarv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

RAILROAD InoN-A northern writer states that the rise
In the price of British railroad iron has been so great that
many contractors of roads, nowin progress will be ruined
At prices the difference against the contractors
upon the Cincinnati and St. Louis road, If tho iron were
purchased now, would be $4,000! The correspondent
also says:
II have caution to give iron-masters They must
into the manufacture Of rails ii they do it ALL tc
the risk Of hGrig The duty fke British article enfrei
nea An attempt to do this will be made in Washingons
this winter The numerous roads IN progress and wanting
agents Of the British manufactures viii be at Their
aide helping them.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

ND- CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE-Hon Byrne having resigned HUGH D. MccANN is
candidate for the PEACE for the
Parish Orleans 10th November move 9t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

Lunch this morning at the Shades, 1T halfpast
O'Clock.
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During the most Of this week the Floating Palace with
spading and Rogers Circus will be exhibited at the foot
III street jackson Square The old French
residents seem to hare tsken the magnificent amphi
thsatx and sientsd troupe under Their especial pro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

Mg- CANDIpArE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
pEAcEon D. yrns having a. First Justice Of this Peace
for the Parish Of Orleans l. u GAENNrE is candidate
vacancy. liz Hg5, ST.. $500 oct9s
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NEWs by TELEGR.apII,.I

ia b x Az 59s NEWS By TELEGR.4PH.s AZ
SHip ARRIVAL Southwest Pass November 810A. NJ
The ship Robert Kelly Capt Barstow from Hayre Sep
ember "a has arrived hero with ~ cabin passengers and
s75 in the steerage All well Cargo, assorted mer-
chandise. &
TEsNEssEE ELEcTroN-I slnessee, November 6.Returns
received from counties in this State showing
gain for the wings Of $50 the vote Governor last
The State will probably go for Scott, by majority
Of 1000 votes.
KESrucKY ELEorIoS-L Louisville, November 6.Tho re-
turns from this State come in slowly They generally
favorable for Scott.
LotsisrMe, November 6, p M--Further returns in
still giving Kentucky to the wings Scott's majority in
the State will probably be $500 votes
RlsE IN THE -Cgacinaati, November 6--The river
here has risen four feet inches during the last "a hours
and is still rising, With heavy rain,
OLDEST Settler DEAD- Cincinnati November 6-Doctor
Drake the Oldest settler in this city died here last night
Further RETuRSs from THIS SrArE.-By The poiteness
q Bateman clerk of the steamer St. Charles, arrived
this morning, we have the following returns
Nachifoches Pdiish-Perce, 407 Scott, 2S9-Pierce's
mority For onstisuton 436; against, 6majorty
for Constitution, 202 For Railroad Tax 3 against 1850
.auorsiles Pd,ish--Giyes S3majority for Pierce. F.
Caado 2S2; Scott 2S1 Majority for the
new Constitution, "A
Bossiss. Parish bellevue -scott,s majority, A.
pe Soto PaisTwo precincts to hear from. PIERCE 80
majority, M a 5 1l LAX NJ MI Ti -1T1 =, "A
Wess Baon Rouge scott's majority, 1o2 for Constitu-
ton, 126.
ST. Helena--P ierce's majority, AS ggh
Warehouse for Scott 49, Taylor's majority IT,
Majority for Constitution about TO-. "
CataodAs far as heard from three precincts to hear
from Pierce 50 ahead About LOO majority agsist the
Constitution.
Ftaktin. Pierces majority about S. For consttu-
RspidesO fdcial Pierce and King, 1928 Scott and
Graham 4QI For the Gonstitution COS against. 400
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

l For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
RICHARD
this State, under the new Constitution oS7 9pts
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stcKIr The Aiinden Herald says This vicinity
g getting again to be ss sickly charnel heuse God
grant some among us be spared till their times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-09

I @ To PERSONS RUPrURED.- The many per-
eactua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than notice. For particulars his advertisement
page. aGie :