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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
nsa- The new and elegant swift running pas

stspner ST. PAUL csE r Ru5aem yin lea f 81
LOUIS, CAIRO HICKMAN, FULTON, MEMPHIS. HELENA, MA
PoIEON Bends THIS EVENING O'clock Passenger
and clippers will please In readiness the above hour
$751;, =7F5i+ MARSH. RANLETT Il co ~ Ioy5ras street
octqS WHJTEA BUCHANAN, i6 PoyIras street
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NB- The light draught and fast running
PITsER Capt Alexander having been
LON PORT CADDo, SHREVEPORT GRAND ECoRE, ALFXAN
DFIA and all Intermediate landings THIS EVENING at O'Clock
oct5s SMITH & F1NfSTER, "a Poyifas street.
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t-nln ann Silhrr,

We, this morning, let usual Commerci1 Summary
give place to the following article 1t on subject
great interest, at this time to the commercial world
,EoIn 1,1
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Me- The superior and swift running packet

GRANADA NJ Gwarney naster eayes for iEELoRE
GREENWOOD. MARION, TCHULa YAZOo CITY, SATARTA and
all intermediate landings THIS EVENING" at o'clock Shippers WI
please be in readiness at the above hour. -..
oetqV
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Wednesday Evening October q. 1852.
Arrived SO Western Beeves $50 Hogs and 10 Cows and
Calves There no change the market and prices
firm at our quotations:
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A CARIBOU the 10th instant caused to /

IA arrested CIs. SIMMONS, the belief that he had rob
oarA taken before the Hon Recorder
and to bail have made disenthqui
and made md find hat
and anxious to acknowledge
my make resa'e o The wrong he has sustained
nj nv hands nquing find Mr. Simmons honest and
young gentleman and en9ys that among AL who
have and regret exceedingly that in
ueu .x nen should Suffered myself and
prefer charge its aud without due reec
ton against high minded Mr. Simmons
known Mr. Simmons personally before this occurrence am
induced to take the which
and this to public unsolicited by
have done iDocent with the
hope that completely the injured party the good
opinion OF nil who have heretofore D. LAPLACE.
| fNewl,leans. oct, ~, 1852. oet26 st
GNUFF-10O boxes assorted, landing from
- ship Ohio, for sale by - 90
H. ]. HAftT q CO., " TtEoupiorlas street.
GHELLED ALMONDS-50 boxes, landing
~ from ship John H. Jarvis, ior sale by
Oetas ~ 81 Z. j. HART Co. 10 Tehoupitoulas street
ID ICE-20 tierces prime Carolina, for sale BY
| ~ octs5 A. .GRIEEF CO.. IS and " od Leyss,'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE, L
Thursday Morning, October Is, 1852
CoTToN-Tbere good demand yesterday. and the
sales embraced fully 1900 bales Prices steady:
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Thursday Morning, October IS, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
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| In 1850 tho quantity Of pure gold produced Il
America 70. .20l.t5l
In Europe Africa and Asia exclusive Of China
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yNTAS BROUGHT TO the Pound 81 F5TS
w the Frst Ward, First Diatriet corner IF Rob. e
CRAY AND WHITE SPOTTED COW, s-Il ,ss@sst
strap round her neck White otlr mark o. brand
public naon II Spear, al the usual time md psse
NswOrlsAnss qetcber %, lasa ri pss9t $i113
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Fh5SENUE1tS.
Per ship Sir Robert Peel from HanburgqS6 steetage
Per bark NewYoik Packet, from Lvsrp ao.J in steeragc
Per ship Brsmsrhaveu from Bre nen2i5 in steerage.
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ID ICE-20 tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
1 u octss AID. GRIEEF 1 CO., IS and ~ old Leyss,
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MH ME LEWIS.-Thisc celebrated Philoso-
I'VE PIER ASTRoLOGISr pEIYStOGNOaIIST
the EGYPTIAN oRACLEs OF FATE respectfully informs The Ladies'
and Gentlemen Of that from her
Magazine CAMP STREET Este!e and Edward
consulted by those desiring information the
Fast PRESENT FUTURE. Consultation 81. octl4 Am
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NOTICES.

STEEAD QUARTERS FIRST BRI- --sgsS
d A GADE, FIRST DIVISION LOUISIANA Mill d5&r~-
TIA. .NswoRLrASs October 2s 1s5s... ORDER NO. ,zSY
4-.Tbe Volunteer Companes of the First Brgads &s&9
First Division Louisiana Militia, 2d Regiment will assemble La
FAYErTE SQUARE, equipped according
THURSDAY THE DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1859, for Quarterly
Division and Inspection Order No. as The oacers said R
this Brigade, charged respectfully with ts Order otherwise
they will be strictly fined according to law.
BY order OF COL. ), p, PHILLIPS, Commanding.
IIns. s. TuHNER. AlnAht. It
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MARIE DE LA N0UVElLE-0RLEANs, 81 octooe leo-'
w Les tdessu dtsies CONNIE nPeeteu OF erehers
pou ieeon ou dot proclaim son invites
psr M Marie lie plus ref da afu de prefer ser
commencement la o.
o,ss 90 A. D. CRoSsMAN, Sars.
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MkTAsoBDA BAYPef Etesmahp Day les ~ dslr, 40
do wy 10 lard 2s do potatoes, 1ecks bs - s e1s so
do sa'. % do ls frfsf
AyANAPer big sois II casks 81 ie ha, 80 bzspofk 9oo
slaves Ito hoop roes, ~ horses. ~ 3
AVHEPer ship Emma Watts 1895 bales cotton, 5000 slaves
MyERPooL-Per ahip John Henry 9isT bales cotton.
tongues.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
nWHO Is FRANKLIN PIERCE

"So;dier in the Mexican War" thu, bc,s testimony tc
The galanry aud bravery Of Gen. Pierce through the col
umnS Of the Aiwuuke Morning News previous 10 thc
scmbing Of The Wing Convention Baltimore. The "t.s
tmony" will 10 heartily responded by thousands wh,
fought uadcr Tie command Of tie brave officers ha, led TIC
American volunteers aGains: the soldiers Of Mexico
81 soldier n The Mcxiran war, and well nc
quaiEted w!th Gen Frank Pierce He appointed Br
sadie General hy Presden, Polk, under regimen
bill The first action III which knew his participating
the bloody battle Of Cnnlrcas. fought in that ba&
speak vi my persona! Know ledge when say tha, his gal
liant conduct that occasion the suhjcc OF remark
hrouehor! the army. Gen. Scott speaks Of him in tho
highest terms in his dispatches
Gen. Pierce very popular, only with his fellow
officers but with the soldicrs. His Democratic
feelings and frank open manner enGaared him 10 the TANK
and file. Gen. Scotl always the gentleman but
his in his presence, for lie was
chilled under the cold and distant of The astccrd
lie popular with The army. II Gen. Scott should
nominated against Grn Pierce and the army had The de-
csion Of The qnes Frank Pierce would be Pre-.
sienr Of Inc United States. He would get the o
four ftIs uf the army against The commander n-chie.
rejoice in Gen. Perces nomination. He Is Curious spc
cmen of man. The the people know OF him, the
more they will learn 10 love him.
Durng the hottest part Of the great battle which closed
our Mexican war and admitted heroes 10 the Halls OF
where he had fighting hastcncd with his command 10
The assistance of q hcieve) General P f. Smith, when the
following laconic dialogue cnsued
Pi.rce-"tien. Smith, what have you for ME 10 do ?"
.Smih-"Command." pierce rauki. higEer
Picrce-''Have you plan for The next nlotnen,' y
Smth-"G hal plan it is TO obey orders
Pieree-"Then order yon your plan, and
point oui 10 p ice where can do good service will
you that fight well under YOU you have
der M" --.-.,,h ,hnt Hacienda"
Picrcc-"HIGlT -FunwARD"
Wner Aiie cunsul at Venice c!.;ci :'s ccdoe
(says NY yaecr) t" Venetian gentleman, who hal ttave
I'd mach in AiuGrica The DiI exclaimed :"Oh thn
everlasting Yankee aaHn. Who ever heard Of superior
rank officer who would fight for moment nndcr sn5atern
price Of vicury That will shake every crown
lin
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Can any man OF common sense, any WHO haS
watched the cunning and INSCRIPTIONS Of
party, which has invented the miserable subcluge Of g;
higher law" which has opposed the practical operation
OF me iugIve slave law by every quirk and qubbe hu
prosuted subtIty could conuIe up and which pteache:
the justice Of FOUL where fair unavane any
one who has observed all this hesitate what IN,
design OF those who refused sanction the resolutions
submitted by the Southern Wing caucus and Mr. Scott;
"ho indeed refused 10 sanction any resolutions containing
The oords slape and slarery?" II So then lei Southern
ers learn h, eernul vigilance is the price" Of safey-a
least OF the safety OF slavery placed in the hands OF
those who determined hunt it down. drive il from
the land7
In what beautiful this ingenious resolution,
resolution which should be branded master piece fox
like cunning do The slavery resolutions of the Democratic
platform appearLawyers editors YES ever ye fol-
lowers of the sanity Seward, challenge you 10 find
daw in the and perfec guaranty here given to Southern
rights BY the national Democracy
That Congress has no power unde. the Constitution to
!hlefert win or conlrcl The domestic Institutions oil he
etai States and that such States the sole and proper
Judges OF everything appertuning their ailis
prohibited by the Constitutions that all turls Of The Ab
onss or Others made 10 lnju"e Congress 10 interfere With
questions OF slavery take inlpcn steps in relation
thereto, are calculated 10 lead the alarming and dan
Serous and that all such crts have an nev
liable tendency 10 diminish The happiness of HE people, and
endanger the stability and pc!munency Of The Union, and
ouG NOT 10 DC coun!enanced by any end oil our political
institutions.
Resolved That the foregoing proposition covers
intended TO embrace the whole subject of slavery agitation
In CongTcSs and therefore the democratic party Of the
unlon standing upon this national platform, will abide By
and adhere 10 faithful execution of The acts known IN.
Compromise measures setled by The last Congresste
for the reclainng OF ugityes from service labor included
which act, being designed out express vision
OF The Constitution cannot, with fidelity thereto, be repeal
ed or 30 changed as TO destroy impar lis Efficiency
Resolved That the Democratic party ,eW resist all at
Il,
THE SLAVERY QUESTION, under 1rhaterer shape color
the attempt may be made.
Sensible sound-headed, soundheacd men of the South
we call upon you 10 choose between these parties and tc
make that choice which the enlightened patriotism
quircs at your hands
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WANTED uMNEDT,rcIy

A fresh Roorback suitable for the Southern market App,
at the Mhe office or TO the proprietor OF the faller Kve
sg However genuine in other respects will b.
sldered suitable if authenticated by abolition testimony
as articles fhis description have been found
TO become putrid in short ie exposure in the oper
arr greatly 10 the annoyance and discontinue of both
der and purchaser.
n. B. lot ofdamagcd on hand, for sale cheap Apply
above.
City papers requested copy and forward their accounts
TO the Seward eectiOncering committee South-Washns
tun d. c.
The advertiser above is right in declining Roorbacks
based upon the rotten foundation of abolition journals like
the Manchester Democrat and The Independent Democrat
Fogg, The conere of John P Hale the and the editor of
independent Democrat has been extoed through Southern
Wing papers worthy of all cred, and respect in
Vouching for the New Boston caumny VIII be believed
that this Fogg In December 1896 published The fol-
lowing arocous libel upon Gen. Taylor while Mexico
and upon the whole South, Wings and Democrats2
He General Taylor raises babies the 1na,ket and
makes merchandise of his fellow He has hundred
mothers with or without their babies for sale in the sham
bes be FURNISHES CREOLE VIRGINS FoR THE ELLs OF
ORLEANs and riots on The ruin OF souls for the Man
Sorrows died."
Such is the infamous assailant OF Gen. Taylor, and now
the equally infamous 5eler Of Gen Pierce whose word
lied upon by the Richmond Whg and other Southern Scot,
8TRHgl msn T%Slout ia Stain on his private ekaace
who has stood by the side Of Calhoun Mason and ohc
champions in defence o the constitutional rights OF The
SOUTH Can party madness, or rather reckless pfogacy
be more glaringy presented?
The Wing, we perceive promises more abolition dlscio-
from New Hampshire. No doubt that paper SO close
Iy allied with the aborionsts in hunting down Franklin
Pierce be furnished with any number OF Roorhacks--
they substanated than the New Boston
falsehood upon better foundation than the Infamous
thor of Foss Fogg and Gooda they will be secuted down
by all honest men, The record Of Frank Pierce cannot be
affected by all such poisonous and dissiaceu
the involuntary testimony OF Mr. Mapp 10 the soundness OF
Gen. Pierce although The Wing makes ridiculous and
reckless effort break its force, will oil such as
saants with discIedit and dsmay.
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----------1SeS Ss-------------
PRESENT STATE OF PARTIES.

For purposes Of reference, have carefully complied
mainly from the "Whg Almanac, The following table show
ing the present of parties throughout the whole Union
as asceaned by the last elections in which parties were
arrayed upon national politics. II appears BY lhis e3ho
that The Democratic majority in the thryone States over
the Wings is l34 63O and Wings and Abolltionsts
combined 62,979.
General Scott in order 10 be elected must not only retain
The entire Hhg ro (Which all admit cannot be done0 and
receive the whole abolition strength through the deSerity Of
his political Director Seward bu in addition 10 boh re-
cru largely from the Democratic ranks-a thing whchcan
not be accomplished by any Whg living or deud daring
the year of grace 1882 for The party of the people are trm
united in the support Of Pierce and King from Passma
ouoddy bay Corpus Chrisia Pass, and from Care Hat
t,n CHI snf Knrnn ninnS.
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MARRIED..

N.pa,yp on the 9Th nj Ausu+t by the Rev D
ri iii. E STARKE OF Mrmphs Ienhs'se'' '" ." ' -
Ia b HUT He. on o. hia CITY.
q M:mphis p4pers pleas. e"S'
,,oir Tho aboys We received! splsn'i cake iank@' .
:, hnIs of ,aarsng chamia!ns These TO Us iEF o.'s
Io., pm the POOR Editor; they tend |" "r' 'e u
,,onhls, an! put hm in sooI humot "''h all ne "o',"
happy ir all Na; h'ppas.s *nen a. G ,hs,
~ of The printer and may all ohe'' "'o" '"" %
co'ee ~ - ,,,. -,n> Our friends b We begun an Il RI -
" 6" " r. m.nc.ment raken good sep, hey WI '""o r.
uninterrupted rc4 and hpness IN hsif p'ssu 7s
through The world.
NAV no y anges hover Ger
I'ne h1. Nv bridal q n
And "n !, e br.d gr hs brlte
Drop down he ystlc chain.
Which formed II links Of slvery sheen
Coruded ne-r sha be,
A .yn nf pundage 10 the soul
Still etrress and free.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

Congress has assumed tie power Of providing inspector
OF steamboats, out his has not proved to be sufficient re
mcdy Another is here suggested Ii is 10 provide b
State, United States authority, may be found consu
tiona for inspection of boiler plates: and permit
boiler 10 pe made used an!eSs every piece Of iron in
shall Inst be Inspected and found 10 be pure sound maea
Die on of the required thickness and strength. This in
specon would not cost twenty five sheet and woul
ht once put iron makers and engine bcilder5 all upon III
same loutlng All would be required 10 produce Ike art
Gle. They would b. tempted cheat their employers
BY producing iaerior article the hazard of destroyn
many lives. because il could be done less price
mere matter OF trng difference in the price Of boiler iro
should be The Of much loss Of life And yet afte
ul allowance for imprudcn management II would be foun
upon due Inspection wcre that possible now that bad ro
ns caused more loss of life and destruction of property
man all other causes BY examination OF the table, II vii
DC seen that in the space Of months less thar
twelve explosions stand against eight casualties By wreck
burning sinking. snaggng &c, and 297 lives lost IRON th
cause ugainst l3l by all other cuuses
AcCDESTs i9 81 *E IN THE t. STATES
1852
January g Boiler Of steamer Magnolia exploded nj 81,
Simons Island, Georgia. I3 persons killed. IL Injured
a. Boiler Of steamer George Washington exploded,
Grand Gull, Miss. l6 lives LOST 10 persons injured
IL Steamer Martha Washington burnt Memphis
Tenn lives lost.
% Steamer Pilzer Mers boiler exploded at The mouth
OF 'hc White river. Several persons killed.
25 Steamer De Witt Clinton struck snag near Memphis
Tenn. 40 lires lost
81. Steamer Gen. Warren wrecked near Astoria, Oregon
February a. Steamer Caddo sunk near New Orleans.
lives lost.
~ Stcam towboat Mary kingsand's boiler burst below
View oifans 5 lives los persons in jured.
Mafcn 20 Steamer Pncahuntas collapsed her hnes
hpnls lcnn lives los'i Is persons severely scalded
20 Steamer independence wrecked in Matagorda Bay
Texas. lives lost.
April 3 Steamer Redstoncs boilers exploded near Carroll
ton, la. q lives lost; 25 persons injured
B. Steamer G!e;:coe blew up at ST. Louis Number Of
lives lost unknown.
g. Steamer Saluu exploded at Lexington, Mo. 100 lives
us.
H. Steamer Pocahontas burnt Choctaw Bend. l:
lives lost.
25 Steamer Prairie State collapsed her hues on the Iii
nois, killing ari wonndiHg 20 persons.
May l9 Steamer Piitsbugs cy Under heads broken. kill
na one aud lnIung three persons.
June H. Steamer Forest City collapsed ue al Ceve
land, 3 IiYes lost
Ju!y s. Stearn.r ST. James boiler exploded New Or
=ans. Ab,ut 40 lives lost
r. Propeller Guy of Oswego run into by another stcame
near Cleveland, and sunk. 20 lives lest.
2S Steamer Henry Clay burnt fonkes, the Hud
bout SO lives lost and about 20 less injured
THE MELANCHOLY RESULT IL FIGURES.
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DIED.

~, - rhu,.l,v morning EL'Z BETH RoHNs"n Ro VI -. 7"
Rprin
t' ave 4r 80 49,, " ~ III f. mi, ic! .. I -.
rom icsl r c.. Go', d,r.t-
ED in this city, Thurssn n a ags n'' III. d.saGs s
GWAiiMEf J n, .,,eni his funeral eleven ocloc'
his family ste Tho Eir.t eV Mr. Moore
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JEFFERSON AND SCOTT.
THOMAS JEFFERSON understood tho character o WiSTELD
Sco7T.-[ Indiana Journal
Winfield Scott does not appear appreciate the cna'ac
ter of Thomas Jefferson however The litter once wrote III
paper called the "decIarnlon of Independence y
"He king Georgel endeavorcd 10 prevent ;he popuiaot
of these States purpose ostructng the lars OF mar
urasaon ooregners refusing pass others 10 encourage
their migration hher."
Gen. Scott wrote, as late as 1914:
1--WE think we are liberal enough when, in providing io
America leave the door OF admission open to The ehae
without allowing their fderS TO and help govern US
We hope the Journal will continue assault the rep
u,a,on of Mr. Jefferson" by attempting cover sco'
with his mantle.