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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

nor SALE ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST BEAUrI-
full ladys saddle HOrsas in this State. lie and
oartcrs under the saddle and Is rerfec kind in single
double harness Sold only for want of the
about leaving the city Can be for few days only st
Sr Srownes Stables No. 81 Canal street, near Broad
way, v no will give all Necessary info nation.
nor SALE-A HoRsE AND WAGON. SUITABLE FOR
the express brsin also plen lid stallion. Apply
Ii. W. PRESCOTT, 90 Cortlapdt street,
or IS Wall street.
TToR SALE CHEAP BEAUTIFUL GRAY MARE,
sixteen hands high, between egh. aud nine years old
fast trotter and gentle amh; would NAL excel
lent family horse; will stand without yng She s good
roadster would ntke splendid hnrse FOX physician
Time 10 sure, and green at that's with training would
make II inside of Warranted sound. Price 5000
Inquire Of G. f. WATTS, 30 W arren street.
EoR E-JUsT FROM THE COUNTRY, TWO
Horsef-one beautiful dapplo dun, Tx yeArl old, six
teen and ahalf hands hih, can res mile il tsrec am
n-hsH minutes sound snd kind every way, and a very
sy.sb 7rver horse ELK old sixteen and
shalt hands sound and kind, end good traveller. Apply
st 400 Fourth avenue Of rw snty Hath street.
EoR sAIE-A SUPERIOR soPREL HORSE. IL,
hands nigh. suitable for doctor. family horse.
Sold for want efuse. apply at &C Dey street.
HORSE wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR LIQUORS.
HI Enquire at 30 Broadway.
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ITO CAPITALISTS AND BUILDING ASsc CATIONS,
For salea Farm tract OF land suitable for build
ing los containing with two good DWELL
ing houses barns stables and other outhouscs atnnted
astoria L2rg Island, directly opposite the city Of New
YORK; on the NcRtown road between Broadway and G4nd
street half mile from tho steamboat landing four miles
from WiiamsburGh and FIVE Wall lines
stages runnng 20 the few moments two superior
steamboats, are constantly akng their trips in forty m
nutes Within i've hundred yards OF this place II &c tho
very best free schools similar = tho at Flushing There
is not such tract Of land for budng purposes within
,ame distance e. tho city New York oyerogking Nev
York Wiliamshurfh and Brooklyn, and the North and
Fast rivers This Mace possesses many advantages
enumcra'e here For terms further information apply
~ Cole Chiffon, No wall street, whore map ofthe
ss may he seen; Jamos Cole 70 Fulton street Brnokyni
Lawrepce 10 Nassau street, " ". Trimble. Architect n
No. 80 Beaver street.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR ONLY Ss0-IN THE BEAUTI.
- ful village of Yonkerssud two chances 10 obtain we'll
ing houses worth 500 each without additional cost Three
quarters of hours ride by the Hudson River Railroad;
only cash required at the time Of subscribing For
full particulars apply to Combs 81 Neoay Auotionears,
24 Grand street. BoweTy (ohce until o'clock
in tie EVENING", George L. Condt, ESP, Bro adway
Hnnga Yonke
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yCoR sALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE AND lot
100 Fourth street. Only 81 800 Of The purehao aorey
required; the balance on bond and mortgage Possession
S. n PARSONS, ~ Wal street.
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4 oTsL. AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE LOCATED
the of w0 pphiil streets, ly farnisbe
and doing coed business, With long esss p.r'ner
Nouid % taken II competent offered 20 t2ks eatr
charge tAs the owner engaged In other husnes small
amount Of eash Is only required Apply to =. =. Punt
10 Broadway, basement.
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A ucTfoN SALE OF RIAL ESTATE AT HonoxEr
MTSCEIlL.&H EsyJs.

MoTI0E.-TuE ARCADE BILLIARD SALOON. No
81 Barclay, and IA ana ID Vesey streets Of the
Astor Houseone OF tho oldest estalshmentsn the city
Bnow open. The under gned Haters himself lovers
OF the game find at his everything their
taste. THOMAS n STONE
N B0rders received from every part the country for
every Article connected with the bugnes nsned at
the shortest notice
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CLOTHING

CAsT OFF CLoTnING.-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good left
Clothing large small quantities. for which tho uli
value will be literally given, in current money appica
ton personally through post to JAMES MORONEY at
his store, ii Orange street, near Chatham street.
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CoAL "CHEsP AS EyER."-BEsr QUALITY RED
~ and White Ash from vessel yard The very lowest
market prices Consumers would DO veil to lay IN theE
supplies. AS the advances mn. q coal yard
No. and 26 Washing ton street. GEORGE hohROW.
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ITO sEIP BUILpERS--A PERSON WITH 5000 TO
$40 900 wishes to engage 10 Tho ship building bust aess
Any person engaged in about 20 Ia the business
hoog In want of partner Will please address A. D. AZ thJ
ooe, with zeal when and interview nay 10
had. All Communications held strictly confidential
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ICoR SALE OR TO LET.-TaE SUBSCRIBER IS Dc
sirous Of 6isposng Of his Iron Railing Estabshmtnt
No 9l Adams street Brooklyn The shop 10 central IN ts
situation and has excellent Of custom. For paTtu
and OF selling 4uise the pr3mise. II
ISAAC CARUARr.
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NOR sALE-THE CoPPERFAsTEEED sLooP
Yacht, Thomas X. Downing, about 10 tors measure,
ucn complete every respect and e found IN sain and
Rggrg is painted white lies h Atlantic Dock Brogsn.
Apply 20 JOHN ROACH 10 Nassau street. Nov f2rs.
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nor sALE-THE LEASE FOR THREE YEARS or 4
House II Of the most desirable locations az town.
together with from Si.c0 S 500 worth of furniture.
The house all tho modern IMPROVEMENTS aa3 IL fod
with hoarders good priees The grener part " the FUR
nure in May aud Of it il expensive bus II
will be disposed Of very low for cash. Address " ~ w.
Union square Pest ofoe.
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vrATCBES, WATCFEs-THE HIGHEST PRICE
w raid for Gold and Silver Watches, Chains Diamonds,
Musical surgical and Matthew atical Instruments Mecha
ric Tools. Guns Pistols Quad snts Scxantg From
dollar to 5000 can be Lad. orsiort perod Waehes,
JeWelry Pate Diamond, &c. Apply to r. WALTERS,
licensed dealer IN second hand articles. No. 81 Division
ttreet. near Marl % street
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EEA B4THING.-NoRRIs HOUSE, LONG BRANCH,
- N IL nov oren or the reception cf visitors. Tho
subscriber having purchased the house known th Norris
LOnS bran h aud having mR6e desirable additions
an nrovements viii its patrons that the a5o ye
house sal DO sonauctod IN 20 give satisfaction
SAMUEL LAIRD P-ourietor.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-TWo ACRES
~ Of land and house. the bank of the Hudson
River Washington, New York Island 10 miles from
the City HALL and within 400 feet lbu ont q sigh u the
beautiful OF the river both banks to staten Island
with feet by 81
attic and basement lled in with brick to the roof
deafened &C. Basement contains kitebe with
wash, sink dumb waiter &c laundry, with wash trays.
milk and coal cellar. First Fopr-Dr awiSg room,
dining md library. Second Soryiour large bed
rooms bath room. Atte-Three bed rooms and open
attic all hard finished. The Kitchen laundry bata room,
and three bed supplied with hot aud cold water
Hail library and one bed supplied with hot air the
house having been built with reference TO winter well
ae summer residence. INQUIRE of
MARTIN STRONG l. A. +. SMITH, 90 Wall street.
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GOOD SEWERS WANTED TEN YOUNG LADIES TO
~ Join an association, by which they earn from SO
S0ler week Subscription fee small Apply Monday and
Tuesday 30 Grand street up stairs where fall yar-
culsrs nj ~ Ia
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY, JULY j, ls52-
~ The Board Of Directors have ibis day declare Giy
deud Of four ~ per IayNble and after the lQth
instant The transfer books will e closed from we w ~
The roth instant. f. +. HAYES, Cashier.
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For sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick house and lot in the Ninth avenue next TO RE
clothing fancy store. Inquire The PROMISES ~
j. v. UEDERD0NK 247 Thirsy-sGeoad street.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

| A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, ON SECOND FLOOR,
IN to let to gentlemen with breakfast, IL required
would be let gentleman and wife, with breakfast
and tea for the The house has bath wash
| Seventh avenue. Address Allen, Herald office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels,

NERANpA. Chas Duncan, Kentucky: A Snodgrass
Mrs Ball, Alabama; G Hamilton NewYork: J Eand
Mobile; Peter Gee. NJ Adaire. D X Aiken. W T Town.
send, W Eggleston, S Eggleston Miss Eggeston Jas
Ingram. b Eggeston Yerger, ] Yerger. b Kicks
Miss Kicks. IL Crump, G Davis Mrs Robinson Mrs
Waters and two daughters Master Geo Givn Mississippi
G W Smith, ir, Philadelphia; I White. D Reid. Ken.
lucky; G Morgan ] Powell G Ratf, NJ W Bland
Louisiana; j j Anderson W Strother. VIM Carrot Pau
Trion. Texrs; j Wyatt Alabama
Cry HorEL,..,J S Hobbs, Virginia; Lewis Mcqueen
Geo Woodward Bachelor Mississippi; Harrington
NewOrleans: Levison Saml Grain Louisiana: Eugn,
Bogart. NewYork W Chamberliss, Missssippi ! Brad
ford, NewOrleans: Jas Berrne anil lady Ohio; Il Mar
tin, Alabama; j Coathorns, Boston.
ARcApE....J L Terry. Louisiana; John Thomas I \
Pierce NewOreans; G Williamson and servant Texas
W r Sprees, j NJ Grace. Mississippi; VIM Slapp. Ken.
lucky; Morris and dog, W Brler, Saml B Payne
Smith. May, W Brittle, ii Mclean. VIM Holloway
] lIolum, B Ii Walter, W W Webb W Wagner, G Hart
Texas; W J Porvent I rortvent, Mississippi; G W
Wilmington, shreveport
ST.. LouIs-M II Stckney G. Il Taylor, st Louis; Brig
Gen Child U $ A; NJ Bell New0rleans j N Brown
Jesse Hart La Nj Courtney. NJ Brunt II Fowler and
family. Miss Francis Sprgg G Bryant. G Lucy and
lady. Fulton NJ Keary. W Tolver, J. w Talbot. 4
Hearn Louisiana; Thos Gale and family Gale and
wants g Gale DIR o Hamilton and lady, Mississippi j
d Hamilton. Tennessee; John Young Philadelphia; II W
Chouteau, st Louis.
CoNTI SPREET VERANpA....J Walsh. jr. ] Middleton
Newf ork } Shinkle. W A Sims W IIynes, d B Cha
ncy, j Evans G Sawyer, D Muggah. II Louis j Penn
III Walsh, Il DariOt Walsh, Saml Greeves. A G Russ
p Stah, Baltic, J Ii Randall l. Norman and lady
Louisiana ! i Wall. II Forter, Illinois.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24


COMMERCIAL LANA law has recently been tried
before Judge Belts in the United States District Court
in NcwYork which is of considerable Importance to ship
owners merchants etc The action brought by VIM
Tyson against Auguste Bemonte Consul of the Emperor
of Austria i'll NewYork, for S60U0 being the amount
claimed for full charter 1t appears that the defendant
in June 1S4S chartered the ship Probus to proceed
Apalachcoa and take board cargo of timber thence
to Toulon or Breste subsequently changed to Liverpool
that the ship received but part cargo which it
alleged the fault of the master going outside the
bar to anchor also that the captain agreed give up
demurrage and further that he agreed in Liverpool to
an arbitration The captain part of the vessel
but the Court in its charge, said for the jury
eide whether the safety of the ship required to be
anchored outside the bar The Court decided that the
bargain being between plaintiff and defendant the
ter although part has right alter the charter
party and the jury awarded the plaintiff S74S1 which
included the costs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
ns- WING CENTRAL ExEour1yn COMMITTEE.

FEBRUARY sThs following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted the of this Committees
WHEREAS As the approaching Of City Officers ofhe
Important held within the State not its influence
upon great commercial interests but o its effects
the future weheing and growing Of the great political
to which attached
whereas period hoped)
prosperous absolutely
national the which
which we attached. Be IL, therefore,
Reopea That this Committee lin the discharge delegated
Newrans, nominate convention, n
with government and made elective by the people,
Resod In order to speedily
suggestion practical operations we herewith submit
of the and Lafayette the following resolves
Of this Committee, viz:
respective land presently Wards the evening
proceed Wing City Convention
evening March at the of
Exchange Place, Delegates to SAID Convention
their representation in their
That shall have assembled they shall
candidate for Mayor Comptroller, Treasurer Surveyor
and Street Commissioner
candidates said Convention
shall snbivide itself into four District Conventions Record DIS
s subdded, said District Conventions shall proceed
nominate their candidates for Recorders, and their candidates for
Aldermen for the upper board ~
further resolved That hereby recommended to the Wings
of the city, assemble within their respective Wards designated by
proceed
their candidates for Assistant Aldermen.
BE further pea That in view OF the high Importance of the
result Of this election the Wing this Committee
earnestly upon the Wings of the the adoption of this plan
organizations md of its speedy successful execution and that they
meetings. that they all be held the evening the st
February, herein recommended. L. N. MARKS President.
JAMES s. HALL, Secretaries
| F. BUCHANAN, jsee'"''' fe20 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

ST. CHARLES THEAIRE.-Celese appeared last night to
well filed house. in the play of the Devil in Paris -
Tonight as will be by the advertisements she takes
benefit Let it. indeed be benefit Let the scenes of
her early trumphs again put forth the green yerdures
youth and hope. Let her feel that the friends who
warmed toward her in the hour of are still near
to cherish the recollection of earlier ays-to pay homage
to the high character she has sustained and the in
defaigabe exertions bestowed the prosecution of an
arduous and exactng profession Let her feel that ;s
she leaves us forever there hearts here whose
pulSations will beat quicker cyeds whose lashes
will be fringed with gstening tear started by early as
sociations, and dropped upon the word farewell The
wept of Wish and the French Sny are the
pieces selected and afford the finest scope for her peculiar
powers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
From the Rio C1rande

The American Flag, published at Brownsville of the
14th says
The Mexican steamer from Vera Cruz which we report
ed in last having arrived at the Brazos left on
Thursday afternoon on her return to the former port
Is reported that she took with her five six lbusters
who had board of her with the intention taking
possession of her and her freight How this may be
we will not vouch but hope may prove false We can
hardly think these foolhardy thus attempt
an act of piracy in of the ports of the United States
She did not land her guns ammunition but returned
with it all to Vera Cruz not deeming it presume
to attempt their transportation to their place of destn
ton.
The U. s. Court, which had been in session Browns
vile nearly month"; adjourned the 18th inst Indct-
ments found against the following persons
for intractons of the neutrality laws; Peter Dowd A.
Mason, r. N Stansbury Alfred Norton, j. NJ j Caravn
jail, Capt McLane, X. H. Hord Il, r, Hord. J. D. Howell
R. @ Trmbe, Capt. Wheat and Jack R Everitt
One of the parties Mr.. A. j. Mason was present and
demanded an Immediate trial but this refused and
all the cases continued to the next term in June
next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

New Haven Courier of the 9th says that
during the funeral ceremonies of the late Henry Ward
that city Friday last it observed that his
tenanee had changed color his cheeks became red and
drops Of perpiration stood his forehead The burial
was OF course delayed and number of physicians exam
ned the body and came to the conclusion that life
extinct and subsequent time appointed for the
ceremonies, which took place on Sunday forenoon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
MN Musir.

H. D. HEwErr, No 80 Camp street. has sent lis the fol-
lowing pieces of new music just received and for sale
his establishment: "Sprte Polka by James G. Bar
nett Spring Flowers Waltz by Otto S. Barten Catap,
Polka by r. Sanckenau the "t;lcndon Quadresn by
H. c. saifcry ''Douer eb Joe by Charles vass and the
Three Amateurs for three performers on one Piano
forte. by Charles Czerny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Miss liArEs-rc Armory Hall last night unusually
crowded the occasion of Miss Hayess fourth
aording most gratifying evidence the charming
caist that the circle of her friends is increasing every day
Spite of every demonstration, however like true bird
ling she threatens to take hasty flight and leave
the memory of song If she will but change her mind
and nger for while, will prove to her that she will
have no occasion, whilst here to the prayer
Save me from my frendsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
Death resulting from II disregard
on. iantfentiOn to Rnptlsres.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER,
THE EMINENT SURGEON.

THE EMINENT SURGEON.
brought ST. Thomas's Hospital, who had fallen from
ladder piece hi. Rupture he complained
of violent pain and died in four hours
IL.
middle aged man. afflicted with Hernia many
years. injured by violent push within hour after hs in
jured him. that dying nothing
had effect the three
vved, of alternating, in any degree, his torture.
Mr. Gibton died neglect Rupture
upon the that historian forced the
something the the acton
lpees against dangers attending
brought into the Hospital with stranguaiei Hernia
operated upon suffered pain shortly died great
agony.
fifty had subject many years
Rupture which could without difficulty Constipation
pnce oath January, could removel he
brought ST. Bartholomew Hospitals cahsrs having failed
procuring relief the operation performed the seventh day
the sanguaon proved fatal The patient died the fol-
lowing evening.
person taken into ST. Thouass Hospital for a srsnguasd
Inqun.l the attempt, unsuccessful and
operation performed day All
give failed he
death.
twenty years admitted ST. Thomas Hospital
for strangaed omentR Hernia upon performing the operation the
quantity onenn found be so large that there posi-
b fits being returned and for the Of its removal saare
applied experienced relief from the operation aud
seventh day shat which it hal performed
Mrs Rice who had Stranated Femoral Hernia and operated
upon, the symptom. ranguaon eved the third
the operation patient with vomiting OF Colet
matter which continued days when she sank exhaustion
Richard Bygrave cngena Hernia
| hours strangulatior.
stranguate every attempt
day after the operation the healed excepting small
spot; upon the morning of that day, complained
about the neck with difficulty swallowing, and the jaw be
completely locked Opium the cold bath tried with
slight temporary symptoms without any per
advantage, the fell the dsease
NJ The by those
mately afflicted, apply Dr. stiERMANs Office, ST
| CHARLES STREET, and procure lis
| NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH. |
You have ordinary Truss years without meeting wi
accident injury imperfect pr
upon the bowel, but then again. you may taken during
day week with all the horrible and fatal symptoms of sansnaf
GB Remember the above while you oppory
do they ought have dOneREsoRr MEAsoF
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

KENMORE coorER's FAMnY-There is proposition
foot for raising fund to enable the family of the la
Fenimore Cooper to live in and comfort at the old
mansion Mt Cooperstown wherein he lived since early man
hood and where he died The funds to be invested for
his family their descendants be free tenants of that
old place endeared to them by many tender recolcc
tions of the few classic spots of Young America
containing the where the Deer-Slayer and pi-
lot ), were composed. etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

New S1EAMER.-The steamer Gen Conch built by
Messrs Rase Murphy, of New York for Don Jose Cane.
lony Reventos Co.. of Havana took her departure on
the l4th instant for Cuba She is fine vessel and worked
beautifully her trial trip The Spanish Vice Consul
and several experienced engineers and ship builders wer,
on board at the time She is about 1000 burthen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

FRoM FLoRIpA.The Jacksonville Of the 14th inst
says: I'VE informed from reliable source, that
Capt Jernigan has received authority from Brown
to raise company of fifty mounted volunteers for the
protection of the settlements about Fort Catn and AN
order from Capt j. for provisions and brought
here yesterday by the steamer Tiara from Lake Munroe
This looks beligerent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

French THEATRE.--The amusements offered this
ing of the most attractive character Mard Gras
comes but year and such Mard Gras we are
have to-day but in life time The merry
maskers terminate their reves the boards of the
French stage tonight and great preparations have been
made to mantle mirth in the garments of elegance and
| splenlDr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

MEMOIRS OF MARGARrr FULLER Osso1r.-Ths work II
sacred tribute of friendship to the exalted genious and
high attachments of the Countess Osso whose melancholy
end yet fresh in the minds of her friends has
just made its appearance in NewYork is represented
(and We doubt it mott to be work of touching interest
and Its arrival in NewOrleans will be hailed with pleasure
1t is edited by Messrs r. W. Emerson, James H. Clar,
and William H. Charming
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

IS~ For RECORDER. Editors Please
CHARLES ms Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT THE CITY OF ORLEANS,
ensuing election MANY VOTERS.
iy- The First Felicity soad fes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

ALABAMA RIvERs.-The Selma Enterprise of the 10th
says there has been r in the Bgby and Warrior rivers
Boats able to their regular trips upol
them The Alabama river has also been swollen consider
ably from late rains.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

IS~ For RECORDER. THOMAS H. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the Office of RECORDER OF THE FR DISTRICT
subject to the nomination OF the Wing Convention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

THE WAY ir,-After the of some person
in Syracuse New York for aiding in the rescue of Jerry
twas deemed advisable to kindea bacre by commence
ing suit against of the Deputy Marshals for kdnap
ping The trial is set down for this week at Syracuse
before Judge Hubbard.