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Board Of Health.

LIST OF INrERNIENTs IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending Janunt, 81, ls52.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, February g. 1852. +
CLEARED YESTERDAY
- up nefaai Manson Liverpool, J P Whitney ixco
D ~ X iprest Prince, r9ser Boston, Geo w Hynson
=, ,...., AZ 4 W Fl Elliott
81 brig Cid, Slcrisa, Maltorca. p,s,
So orig Joaq0ne, Sust, Barcelona, Il puiy = pni.
S hr Bonita, sbsa Vert Cruz EnreiIi seo
ARRIVED
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY BY w. W. WHITE & CO.
xchange Office % Camp street Of Common street
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Home Mutual Insurance Companv q

NEW ORLEANS,
~ With subscribed capital ss1ss0o prspsd IL rsc,sv
appiieati0ns for = : i't ~ '-'s
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS M III ,
at the Office Of the Company, CIR TER STREET
Every person with it
prohs divided those who
earnings are To be invested here the trustee
This company established pursy the pnepe, u sur-
acf and The Trustees believe this subscription offers ample
security policy holders.
The portfolio Of the company tines for
wishing TO make insurance with it.
ALEXANpER BROTHER prnsisnt
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gas~ DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine desiring protection
and dangerous disease Small application
D., al his office, No. so St. Charles street, up stairs. 2p
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EXPORTS.
I.VERPOOL-Per ship Meridian: 4721 bales cotton
BOSTDS-Per bark Forest
60 @ bxs hams, l0' bb kegs hhds
bcrswax bhis f do II hds bb m moe
and sNndes. ~
RIO DE JANERoPer bark el5o bbs flour OOO
cigars.
MAL1ORCA-Per brig Cid: 343 bales cotton, 1000 slaves
BARCELONPeI brig Joaqune cotton 1000 slaves
VERA CRuZPer schr Bonita do
bSs cheese, 100 bbs tar paper md uniries
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

F Incorporated in April 1872 declared pei
Tive Years Business.
Office No. IS CAMP ST.. between Gravier
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE
This Company being organized solely protection policy
holders and their families against want poverty
res National Benevolent institution
and solid principles, and aordng small paid during
life large and handsome legacy children atlr
sE All policy holders whether for life shorter terms
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole the profits
the Company.
Creditors insure the lives
effect the Of
herself and cfildren fret FRONT Of creditors.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

pASSENbEhS.
Per hip Hope from Liverpool in cabin and 800 in sserage.
Per ship Oregon, from Lverpoo-250 in steerage.
Per ship Marion from Glasgow-il in Storage.
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WANTED.
SHERMAN's PATENT ELASTIC sHoUI

~ pEk beGE-s9tp osLi At 70 81 caAAss sEsxsro,-
Shsd h soOp Round shogldsred te Baee Is e great Value
well to improve their halhs bad haSi
tE LADIES fitted Nayalas nhl4 iyd&W
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E The underssned sole this Market keeps
hand large stock DIXON long and
avoraby known to Brass Founders
lrn6t2p ALLEN HILL No eos Bsrouns sr..t
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THE UNION SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 90 1852

consisted OF twenty persons, including the uncle, after
wards Cardinal Fescn, and excluding children = There
is doubt that comprised more talent and
capacity for government well as Tor war, than any
family which the Stage OF action al the same
tmemoTe talent and capacity than were possessed by any
th generations OF Caesars Sepos or any other great
family, OF either ancient modern times Every one OF
them had natural talents OF high order Napoleon had
the quickest and cearest conceptions OF the oIce and
effect OF military combinations and movements, the most
restless activity and untirng energy OF both mind and
body aud the greatest genius Tor OF any whose
deeds have been recorded upon the pages OF authentic
history" But the condition OF Louis Napoleon Is
very different al The present day. lie IS regard
ed by many members OF the Bonapane family win
disrust and jealousy, and he labors under another
serious electromagnetic is unmarried and child
less This is disadvantage. not only TO himself,
but 10 France under existing circumstances sup
pose that he should fall under The assassns blow or in
some other way who would succeed him and what
would be the condition OF France II is true that he has
named successor but his preference would doubtless
be laughed to scorn, especially there several
lies awaiting any change and prepared each TO push the
fortunes of ITS avorle for the succession. II is this
condition OF affairs that doubt dsturbs The statesmen
OF France who look with horror upon another civil war;
while il cannot but engage The attention OF The monafchs
aud ministers OF other European States. The fact too
that Louis Napoleon is regarded usurper by many
OF his counymen, and that already several attempts
have been made upon his life, renders the condition OF
affairs still precanous and uncertain Who, IN
Decd may read the future OF single year relates to
France And France more convalsed and blazing
with revolutionary fires, who may predict the effect upon
the European world atiarge
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The Napoleon Family and ! ynasty.

One OF the most exbausess topics OF the day says an
exchange paper) is Napoleon Bonapar,e his extraord
nary career, and the effect Of that career only upon
France but upon mankind. The pages OF romance fur
nish nothing that compare Tor with the re-
markabe changes in the history OF Napoeonhis sudden
rise, his dazzling career, his meieor.like trail the
world, his overthrow al Waterloo, his residence at ST.
Helena, his death, the downfall OF bis dynasty the de-
mise OF has son. the appearance OF Louis Napoleon under
the shadow CT his great the revival of the Bona
parte enthusiasm among The French people, the elevation
Of the nephew 10 The presidential chair of France, the
coup dsfaf oil December, 1851 and the probable
vval OF the empire in The person OF Napoleon the Third
These are but few OF the prominent incidents OF the
great drama, while the pages OF history abound with
thousands OF minor details that possess absorbing inter-
est The topic ~, indeed, exhausess Napoleon, while
alive, made and unmade monarcbs, erected and oppled
down thrones swept portion of the earth with FIRE
and sword. and sacrificed 10 his ambition his policy
whole hecatombs OF human beings And even new that
he lie dead and without child behind, his name, his
lame, his might and his memory exercise tasmanic
influence over the minds and The hearts OF the people
oil France, and thus u ~ that Louis Napoleon who
claims to be his heir has been able the consti
luton TO fragments, 10 ,rampe the laws TO the Dust 10
exile or 10 'mprson some OF the best abest, and most
chverc oil the leadersand yet 10 be hailed with shouts
and hosannas, and 10 be elevated the very heads OF
the people, as were TO supreme. gddy and inioxca
ing power ls not all this remarkable Andhow are
we 70 understand III Are the French people deluded
10 LOUIS Napoleon really great man Or does the
memory OF the dead Emperor exercise so potent an in
nuenee as to render all other considerations secondary
niefior and OF no avail We have already alluded to
volume recently published in New York, entitled the
Napoleon Dynasty, or the History OF the Bonaparte
Family by the Berkeley Men 1t is more condensed
and comprehensive than anything of the kind have
met with y contains biographies OF Napoleon, Of his
father, mother cardinal Fcsch, (hs mothers brother
his two wies Josephine and Maria Louisa.) hs four
brothers, three sisters the and daughter OF the En-
press Josephine, (Eugene and Hortense Beauharnais
Murat This broher-n-aw) his son. (called the King OF
Rome,) and his nephew, Louis Napoleon, styled The
Prince President OF France and shows that NAPOLEON
great AZ he was, indebted in very essential manner
not only TO the tact. talents, ZEAL and energy Of his
brothers and other male members OF the family but the
the destinations of his first wife, Josephine. Indeed
II is affirmed that he owed his FIRST appointment
mander chief OF the army OF Italy to her friends
An intelligent critic, audng 10 this work, says that
after the OF Pauline and Caroline Bonaparte 10
lie Clerc and Murat the circle OF the Bonapare family
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MINISTRIES SALE OF VALUABLE kEAL EsrATE 49,
saenonBy virtue OF deed Of bearing The lon a.
Of March, 1882 and duly recorded ber j. A. 81 llas
Nv 10 and ri OF the land records Of Washington coast
the District Of Columbia subscriber trustee, will sell a,
lie auction highest bidder Monday, day on
Der lo o'clock the premises, the hall IA H.
number twenty (sO) Ia hundred r M
fronting twelfth tweatytoar sxn and ~
inches, with depth Of hundred and ons ~
half inches, with the improvements which ,ss
brick hpuse lately finished containing nine and
wood house, &e "A more desirable location for private
not TO be found in thai OF the city Island
Terms one-thifd cash. and the balance al s1 twelve
eighteen months with deed given and desd sa
taken the deferred payments Cost.
paid by the purchaser .s.-s WV
G. ASHFORD, Tru,ls.
JAS c. MCGUIRE
NOV iJ-eodads Anetionsst
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GUASo As MASURE-We learn by that excellent
monthly periodical, The American Farmer" (Balti.
more) thai guano is doing wonders for poor lands
One Is related OF the Hon James Pearcc, who first
applied guano in 1915, al the rate Of 1--we hundred and
hly pounds to the acre Of very poor land i was ap
wheat the wheat doubled in quantity, and fine clio
succeeded il, and The elects were apparent in two
other crops afterwards There many different opin.
ions among farmers respecting the value OF guano
Some assert that does not produce results
Of satisfactory character, according 10 ITS price, and
that " u is all worn out IN The first crop" Guano like
all other manures OF an animal character, should be
poughed into the soil laid in the bills OF crops
thai are planted and not IL il perhaps the best
general manure IN the world, and there good and
bad kinds OF H. and farmers should know ,hIs Johnston
states that OF two kinds examined by him, taken from
box contained eight per cent. OF sand, and the
other only two per cent Some kinds of ecnly
contain per OF AMMONIA, while other parcels
contain twenty Ave per cent Dr. Ure gives The follow.
ing the average result OF his OF genuine guano
Organic capable OF aordng eight TO seventeen per
cent OF ammonil in the soil, fifty per cent wafer eev-
en- phosphate Of lime twenty-five phosphate Of mag
nesia, thirteen; sandy matter, one per centmakng the
one hundred parts But very little guano IL rich az
this in organic matter containing nitrogen In the pro-
ducon oil iuTnps IL has been found that land top
with guano, at the rate of cwt per acre, produced 20
tons cwf OF Swedish turnips, truta baga) while 20
tons OF yard manure 10 the acre only produced 10
tons III cwt OF turnips. An acre OF land Tor potatoes
dressed with cwt OF guano and u yielded is tons
cwt of potatoes this was near Paisley, Scotland,
An OF wheat drssRed with cw OF guano yielded
Ga bushels OF barley This is related The authority OF
Prof Johnston. There can be no doubt Of The good
qualities OF Gusno manure, and on poor soil soil
,oorn out BY susoessiye crops without manuring some
powerful fertilizer musi be employed 10 redeem the soil
IRON barrenness 10 fertility; guanp appears 10 be the
best adapted for this but, at The same Tine. is
best for farmers in the interior OF country TO conduct
their system on the principle OF making their fertl.
izers and obtaining Them at as low cost possible
The nitrate OF soda nitrate oil potash (saltpetre
ground along with charcoal, makes most excellent
compound 10 be applied for top-dressne along with an
equal quantity Of ground paser this can be obtained in
many places OF our country where guano cannot
Scientific ADsrlson.
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctloneer..

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY AND WALNUT mn
~ BERon Monday the I'D instant, shall front Of our
warehouse the Of Ninth streets opposite he
Space 10 O'Clock m, large mahogany ma WI
nut plank, boards and bausters, newes
Mahogany, 900 feet y, n, and y boards
500 feet Ia, q, OK, and 3-pch plank su,sht. =.
handrails $3.50 -
Black walnut 1000 feet u and lnch boards
DO do 500 fancy balusters
fine walnut newell posts, with caps
5000 feet shaded and curled AZ
The stock of lumber very superior oua
Cabinet makers, undeaker carpenters builders
fully invited 10 the sale and the sale large they please
punctual the time - =
Terms All Of aud ESQ., cash over $50 and moi a.
oeeding $50 days; $780, SIXTY ninety days. for notes
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
NOV lo-d Aucuoneers,
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A EMOvAL.-we would respectfully friends,
n and public generally, moved
avenue
where opening and extensive stock OF all kinds
goods
feel confident
greater
We earnestly solicit
friends and the public generally.
MERBY 4 MILLER,
aud avenue,
Nov l1-eoimn Miss building
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pEWs IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH FOR SALE AT puRIlc
auctonOn Saturday. the lft of Decemb ne n
y O'Clock, the following named ~ John. chu,eS y
The corner OF north and 18Th west now
viz S~N"S ~usuol,
On the ground floor
Nos. 4isAs 10, 49, as as 20, %, 81 80. a. s. D. =, !.
VI, %, o. ". l0i, I02 and l03 - 20 ",
In the gallery
~, Is, 49, a. aud 70. Si'iN, xi
Most OF these pews egby situated, among the h 4 -
church. Any OF them bought private al yan he
application 70 the treasurer at any time previous The sale "
The terms Of sale fourth purchase money y,
paid In hand, fourth in four MONTHS eiah
and the remaining fourth In from the day ar
The purchasers 10 with approved endorse M H.
feIred payments bearing Interest from the day And on G
ue TO comply with these terms within days amer The sale h
vestry the right reseng the said pews OF any AZ
al the risk and expense Of the purchasers default
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
wy i'-eou@ush lIS#ts4 tE.s Aucloneet
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The Irish brigade, as the representatives OF Ire
land in the British House OF Commons termed have
augmented their demands very considerably OF late, il
view OF the extreme closeness OF party strength in the
House. and the importance thus given to their votes
They have started project for the entire abolition Of the
Protestant Church establishment in Ireland and the sub
s,iiution OF thorough religious eqality. The Irish
bers TO oppose any government which will not con-
cede this
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The introduction OF Apacas into Australia has been in
agitation England for years. Lately an effort
made TO get OF those animals from Peru but
without success An inqoiry into the adaptation Of Aus
ITALIA TO the purpose has also proved discouraging the
climate not being sufficiently cold II is, however,
thought that the mountainous region in the southeastern
part OF Australia may be suitable and has been urged
that the government OF Great Britain make the expert.
ment-Seenilfe Amriean,
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war Departs
RnreAu Corpe Topoernphlcal Engineers, No

war DEPARTMENT
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov 9, lsSa
THE following law this subject Towards the erection
Of lighthouse Of granite iron, combination Of both, on
Mnot Ledge tho entrance OF Boston hafpo upon
approved Typographical bureau contract for The
building responsible bidder who
shall give security the faithful performance Of the
be executed In strict conformity with The
pervion person Secretary Of the Treasury
designate, eighty thousand doiprs."
Plans proposals construction OF this light house In
conformity once OF the
proposals include exclude the Of illuminating
pasts proposals will indicate the Kind Of Illuminating
apparatus for which the plan adapted and the plans viii ethbi
tbs position md dimensions 81 The sae snaps ana e o. lantern
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Nov o. s0dS9awtJnnl0
Enquirer and Erpe-. York and Baltimore
Patriot win publish the sboye twenty times daily, then twice week
tin 10Th January.
ID Ers all Linds.-wc . full sup
ID ply cf blankets, comprising pat the following, va
pair 1874 Whitney Of fine quality, and bound with rbane,
- pair lo4 do Do do
!; s p: s. :, I: y y
100 pair "a do for
Is pair crib and cradle blankets
IS pair blue scarlet do for horse covers, kc
PULLED LIssEYs, &c.
have fned nseys ofvery heavy makes
very cheap in small Qualities Also
bale Pnap,co osnaburgs
! do drius
do brown shinnrs and shectings
l do striped osnabugs
With cnsne, Kentucky ieans cloths, cameres and vesngs
aud fact, everything usually kept In dry goods house
W. NJ SINISTER CO.,
Nov 7-d2wf 9Th street. near the avenue
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CONSULAR DUTIEs.--rhere has been much grumbliRg
late at the neglect OF duty the part OF consus
abroad and the press has pretty plainly spoken the opn
ion of the people in asserting the necessity OF placing
our consular system on better basis and only assign
ing these important Offices TO who, by their innate
sagacity education, talent and business TACT enabled
to fulfil the important duties assigned 10 them with
credit themselves and the great and growing
try whose commercial interests they represent abroad
We copy the following interesting remarks consular
duties from Hunts Magazine. They are well worth
perusal
We see evidences all sides OF growing interes, in
our consulate abroad, with better understanding oil
their du,les and more just appreciation of their i'm
poance. These institutions have respect 10 the life,
safely, and comfort OF Americans in foreign countries
They essential 10 commercial interests they may
be made the instruments OF bringing 10 important in
formation and OF dusng just Impressions in regard
our country and its inhabitants among foreign nations
Lord Palmerston declared in the British Parliament
few year since That he had read every communication
from the British consulate, and that he deemed their
resPondenes TO be the most important that received
by the government"
An illustration Of the scope and capacity OF our con.
sulaies is presented by consul at Paris Mr. Good
rich Although discharging his ordinary duties in
manner which has merted and received the appreciation
OF all parties al home and abroad, and at the time
he has lately published geographical statistical. and
historical view OF the United States in the French Ian
guage. which viii probably do more make
try known abroad than any other work Of we except the
Merchants Magazine) which has ever been published
II has not only been noticed with commentator BY the
leading journals OF Paris but referred TO by the President
OF the French republic, well other eminent political
and scientific men OF position in France.
We trust the attention Of Congress will speedily be
directed 10 the subject OF remodellDg consular sys
TEN. and especially the importance of having
suls placed proper basis and that men specially
qualified 10 NIL their Office may se always selected Con-
suls should be familiar with the and language
OF the county TO which they sem, they should be
Of large and varied information and OF sober and
prudent character, Without these qualifications they
cannot be safely nTused with the important and delicate
duties belonging 10 their office
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HIs and having thoroughly repaired
and refined Of handsome and
or'abe se will be opened hits day "Wednesday The 10Th instant
The subscriber Invites the public Those who avor
him With their company be assured Of hospiabe reception
the best and such and will his
house voraby with The hotels in the District
elsewhere.
II O'Clock Mt night. WIN. NJ. ffTZHUCH.
Nov l0-eodifm
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ny GnEEr q SCOTT, A.euo.s.r..

ny GnEEN q SCOTT, Aucsio sesrs.
EovERNMENT SALE or DESKS, STOVES LAMP POSTS
and other once furniture tbs az
instant we shah SELL at the Treasury Department. past i've
O'Clock M lo OF once desks stoves chimney lamp pods
and lamps, with other ONCE furniture. -
Terms CASH
GREEN SCOTT,
Wv 10 Auctioneen.
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VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pen.syIvenia Auction.Oa Wednesday the
slant, shall SELL in front OF the preises O'Clock p H.
handsome treesory brick house and lot situated
avenue, south side between Tenth and Eleventh The
house well built and in thorough repair with back bndng
wide containing fifteen good and conveniently
with cellar under the entire The LOT fronts
three feet running back hundred being part otn
LOT No g. No. 340 The would calculated
for a business stand or boarding house.
Terns $4,000 cash balance twelve eighteen,
four months purchaser give for pay
ments bearing interest deed and deed of taken
Title indsputable.
Nov led GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneera
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A TREATISE ON Screw Pr0pellerx and their stean,-
IL engines, with illustrations by j. w. Nysrem
The Analytical Chemists Assistant translated
by Oscar M. Lieber Just published.
Nov ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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Carunia SaIOOn--DAmctnE ACadcny.
CARUsI respectfully citizens Of Washington
IL. GEORGETOWN, Dancing
Academy for the reception OF pupils His instructions will
He will also private lessons Saloon dences
pupils, academies and schools
opened buildings
Of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue.
L. c. also to his former patrons members Of congr
and cizens he his Danants, which will
take every saturday evening until further notice.
Tickets be OF H. Csrusi each soree
Nov Is-d3t'
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FEMALE NJ" OHe day." said Massena, being
al Buezenden perceived young soldier belonging 10
the light artillery, whose horse had Just been wounded
by lance The youog man, who appeared quite child,
defended himself desperately, several bodies OF the
enemy lying around him could testify. despatched an
officer with to his assistance but they arrived
TOO late Although this action had taken place on the
borders of the wood and in front OF the bridge this ar
tilleryman had alone witbstood the attack OF small
troop OF Cossacks and Bayarans, whom the officer and
men had despatched put to fight His body was covered
with wounds. inflicted by Shots lanees, and swords
There were at least thirty Aod do you know. madame,
what the young man was" said Msssena, turning 10
me.
"A bomans
eyes, a woman, and handsome woman, too although
she was 90 covered with blood that il difficult 10
Judge OF her beauty She had followed her lover to the
army. The latter was captain OF artillery; she never
left him and when he was killed, defended like lion
The remains OF him she loved She native OF
daughter of fringe-maker in the Rue de Petit Lion"
fhemous Of he Duchess dbraaks.