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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
GLE BAKERY.

n OW shall have on hand, n all hours of day and
= Y night, loayrs crlmpcts, crackers, cakes of all
Soris,-evrry tang n ny hue, done up according 10
me best q! ny kill. Thanking cur public for past
shall continue To earn lOur custom
Corner Of IT. Anthony and Fort streets.
- i~Jo f59--ff GEO SPENCE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
Saint paul Daaintss Voy05.
: PROFESSIONALLY

tMERC.fN'TYLF = & PROFESSIONAL
DIR. 4. g.. BR1SBINE..
Physician and Surgeon,
FeNN DERS his professional service, citizens Of
81 Paul and vicinity, oiice ia lrNiHc'~ brick
building On St Anthony street, few doors below the
Amer House.
October iG. ISL 26-tf
DR.. j. VI. DAY.
VA i'll practice h's profession ia -tat PAU and ii
w cinItN. Oi.Cc Oh Bench street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
HEyA<S & LANSING.

n kEAlEkS in -toN es and manufacturers Of every des-
ny cripfi0n oi Tin ana Copper Ware. few doors be-
ow The American House, ST Anthony street.
IGhc 26, I,,'l 90
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
5tiiImater Business CARDS.

Henry J.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-StiIwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
irarraated genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
attorney dRa C0uRstNor ct Lar and Solicitor in
Ch6NcprV.
VIII attcnd 10 all professional business entrusted to his
care. Siilwater Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE. T.. PARKER.
Attorney a Counsellor at Law,
StiLr0ter, NinneS0fs TerTii1ry.
T II E LAKE house.
yNATTHEW TAISET PROPRIETOR
4NE saltwater Minnesota Tcrfiroy.
March >, 1852. Il.
MARBLE WORMS.
NAyN. NiILIN. agent for Matthew iawton. Marble
w tuItfr, OF Pittsburgh. is prepared to receive
orders and furnish all Kinds OF Monunents Tobs ard
Grave Stones oi the best workmanship and material
WN WlLIIM.
Saltwater, April l2, 1852. l--tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
TO rrfE, LADIES or ST. PAUL.


ffBE subscribe h3S Just reCeiyrd from New York,
iu-e assortment ot rich aud fashionable Jtwclry,
consisting ~ part q, hc following articles. gold chains,
finger rings. lockers, rings cu iiu ladies and gents.
breast pms. bracelets Tor seals and buckles gol pens
ana pencils; hio he VIII sell very reasonable terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING., MARCH %, 1852
Arrival of the Cuban Prisoners.

The ship Prentice arrived at Network the 18th inst
from Nigo Spain having board the captives of the
cuba Expedition who liberated by the Spanish Gov
ernment. The following is list of their
William Wilson, Armand Weir Daniel DeWolf John
Cooper ii Thomson Daniel Gerry, Peter Lacosti, John
Roswell Thos l. Lee. John Brown Thos Little, Corne
hus Duffy, Michael Girger Joseph Gontz, j Wilson,
Ransom Beach Michael Keenan,. Thos II VcNicl, John
johnson. George Ilodship II NJ Grder, David Winborn.
Hiram West, NJ Scott, John IL Soners, NJ l. Heron.
Cornelius Seebrng, VIM wilson VIM H Mckenzie, Chas
Daley, Joseph ii Hapin Boyd W IIert. John
bncheldor Henry Hart. John Mckenncs, Henry Stan
muir John q Bush, A II Ludwig, Edgar Grssey. Thomas
Denton Phillips Benz Gilman, Henry Williams, JAS II
Hcursay. ii Mctcalf q Mctcalf Geo Nickhurdson.
Niahan John Griffert VIM Lasner, Louis Nagal, Jas
Baker, John Prewitt. VIM II Cameron, C Cook. G W
Foster & Chapman. John klyne, Isaac Freeborn D q
Rcanseau Geo Harrison, Thos Hilton. VIM Hlkinson,
z Bell Priston Esscp. VIM II Cruft Monroe, Chas iar
rson. J Pagan, j Otis. Chas Hodge james Smith.
Joseph borent George Parr WIN iIadnad John Carter
) ii Perncll. . McMurray, George W Berry. Thomas
bryan. John Denton Henry jasper. Harwel D S
Weymouth, John Ca.anover, George Edgerton. George
Wilson Victor Duprat Benjamin Hannah Mem ullcn,
G liagnoor Brown, (counterfct) Augustine Montoro.
Y A Simpson.
The NewYork liarad of the l4th says that they are
still on board the ship, and in the most destitute condi-
on The benevolent requested to contribute to the
relief OF the unfortunate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

vERANDA.. DIR John Butts, Powell W Thompson, W Brit
tn n Bradford IL iiIhe. H. Normally shaw shannon
child Mobile; { Iarkin, John Mitchell lay
MITCHELL Ind; Thos Wyley, w Terrell ear Field
ssml Leroy, hsnng La; Geo Aasy rhOs W Isle
lady Phil Booth Boston; Plerc, Mr. Moore Miss
Whitehead, Va.
CITY,. Neier, A Gates Mobile; Mr. List Mr. Kerr,
Davis, Price, o; Col Seibles, Miss Bemey C.owel
Mrs Crowell Miss Cowei Asa Morgan Ala Daniels MeCawan
Mayeld Bonner, Miss Bumer, Miss May St Louis.
ST LOUIS. Plfrey, Mrs Magil John Drnkgravs La
Coming, Iakeway ohn Martini Y; Hard
ing Har,ng Mary VIM liuukner Nelson, Wright
Harenan Ill John ac St Louis; John Merit.
teir, Moore Tenn lowin, q w Adams Texas;
Buckley Il Morse Mass WIN Barry and lady, Miss Ho
Hytehredha, Mexico
TUFTS j Stein Mason Scott Boyce Miss, Davis
Morgan Reese La W Il Pocoks, Mo- Ganiet Good
O'Finra, Ala; w nmicf 0hio Chlpey Ky; Moor
Cal NJ Alaher Ii l. Dawson Anderson Chapman, Ark,
ARCADE ca TiEerEertsi \ Psnsa A,seS safa,at
trlrtst II SlsFanH, SlagSMts. RttrNa hsQ
Th6i,tscn flihpa r nstaa thiHA 1ess.J h>S,
JRs kps II ,,sr.I R-kisr VIA u 'sSsse n Fvsstt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
CITY Intelligence.

CHARITY HosPITAL.-The following is the re-
turn of the Charity Hospital for the week ending Sat
urday evening Admitted 243 discharged, 2S5 died
n remaining. $50.
INQUEST. The Coroner on Saturday held an
in house Morceau street the body of white
named Mary Ward, aged 26 years, and native OF
Ireland. Verdict. intempcrance.
SENTENcE.-We Davidson, convicted of hay
ing stolen letor addressed to VIM Davis, Co.
tanning halves of bank notes amounting $1,000
fenced Saturday by Judge McCaleb to two years i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the Penitentiary.
STEAMBOAT OPERATIONS ohm Higgins was
arrested Saturday night, at midnight board the
steamboat Tuscumbia whittier he had gone with motive
better known to himself than to any other person Cap
tain Jones however suspected Johns intentions to be
any thing but honest and consequently had him arrested
by the Levee watch. Recorder Genois yesterday had
John before him, and sent him to the work house
await further examination after the election.
PROVIDED FoR.--James Cosgrove was yester-
day sent to the First Municipality Workhouse for six
months for the double offence of being ncorrigble
vagrant and stealing piece of calico Sarah Baurian
was committed for like period for vagrancy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

sSs hale. cotton, ~ sugar, If b6i. moias.s'
no % Ws Williams .t asi % @ f S ps.
G"fs 4a csfi a sss; s?i
Nar-nt eiows. aols Rugsy Blai, aeols D.s. T,a'
s%s'; Arlington ko.ep Aliens , s;s Bros
Total sas bales cotton ''S''
a1s aos % p.sy k cP a. 10 ahs ss
w. do agsr aGsy AysryIlS do Assa, a. H.,
seio bb If bbls sse. Br,qd Landroe h ebls oasses
hi. potato. Gerard &co
sanare. to order
@ fsfs - ss' s'fe
e 81; Ts,s % Sd s. s
| TAI bales cotton 1853 hhds sugar, SO bbs molasses.
CANE RIyER-per 1rdlow Il bales cotton Plauehe
d. Ra e s shas sfs es'R
| Total, 1871 bali,
FonB s Ha F Fsys. II s.s
a 4eos2 Cumming. Stewart 4r9i3 % Nelson DO
20 s ,sed Bro .e6s H Msa9 .ssa Wood
, rsa'. FIJI 1 800 % s sGRs na
Gay 5sss .ess Fellow. sy bss.s
sr. sssT i a.; . s psaley "e"'' do bale Ps'
LAFouRcIiEpr DR. Batey 1879 bids Bogr
als ls ;ya do % Md
hs sugar tArs,: Do 10 bbls mosas. Jst.Gp 500
SAVAGE William. 10 veef
DO s do D1s Dc h pa S Sl
Ae2 h DO Henderson Pe"le-undes to orde-rota AL lhd'
an sney, Green .eeliaG n pi9ta1i .cots Ward
Robson Alsnss Hin Mclean ssniou-
@af fGpgsi s5os sis
. s wyg ss s s ss. so eGsFar' - csT
ST MARTINsvLLE-PI No Is bales cotton, &
s9d. en- mq.ss Bsloelsl do g ha sugar FIJI
d. 70 M. !, ls. a.
3ii hhds sugar-lss bbis moiasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

FROM JAMAtcA-Dates to the sth inst from Kingston
have been received at NewYork The Kingston Journal
learns with regret from Greyown that there is likely to
be misunderstanding between England and the United
States from attempt made in that quarter similar to
the Cuba invasion This may be very important but it is
ohs
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CRESCENT Orrict,

CRESCENT OrricL, |
Monday Morning, March ~, 1852.
COTTON-The confirmation of the favorable accounts
by the Niagara brought forward several buyers who took
5000 bales very fun prices, without any positive
advance.
NEW ORLEANS cLAsstr1cATIor. .
Inferior 5MM6l Middling Fair ....sK6sX
Middng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Good Fair. ....."..sa@ =
Good Midding. .7A0sGood and Fine..... IA =
ToBACCowe noticed sales Of 300 hhds, Of which the
following are particulars: 40 1hds at 122 at 31z04h
10 at 81 at An 1O1 "a round lott at Sic, and hhds
| frosted at % p ID.
| SUGAR AND MOLAssES-Only about 800 hhda Sugar
changed hands, but at steady prices or Nolasses 600
bbls found purchasers at 1425e, including 2o' bbs,
slightly fermentng, at &c p gallon
FLOUR-Demand limited and only $500 bbls taken.
including 1000 Ohio light weight at So &c. 700 at 50 30
for light and So So for full weight 700 bbls in Two lots
at SO 90 and 500 fine at So so p Dbl.
GRAIN-The Corn market irner with sales OF 1000
sacks including 1900 part damp and inferior at 4G4s
TOO mixed 49, 148 red and white at A. $500 at A. ESQ
at 49, and 1900 sacks white and yellow "a atboat load at
49, p bushel Oats dull and some 1900 sacks mostly
st. Louis, sold. in lots. Mt 30GD32t p bushel
| PROFESSIONALISM bbls Mess Pork sold at S16 1874 p
Dbl but large lots would not have brought over SIG co.
Bacon steady. and 10 casks disposed Of follows "a
casks Sides by seller at 9 30 in two lots at 9h q
casks Shoulders at 7s7s. and 90 erces sugar-cured
Hams at 101se p b.. Lard unchanged with sales Of
236 bbls and tierces poor No at s 450 kegs by two
| parties at 81, and 1872 prime at 9he p ID.
! COFFEE-Far demand. 5S2 bags sold at 8. and 800
prime in lots at 91ze.
| WHIsKY-saes about $50 bbls, of which II Rectifed
mostly at II Il. and &C Raw at 1876 p gallon,
| FREIGHTS-steady. One American ship taken fol
Liverpool at IA for Cotton and British ship at l5-32d
EXCHANGEs-Fair demand
Sterling 10S4G0 1091
Network sixty-day Bills q Ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork. communicable ct. disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

WELDON CASTOR RArLRoAp.-The Norfolk Beacon
says that the contractors about commencing opera
tons the Weldon and CASTOR Road, and that there il
good to believe that the work will be commenced
by the first of November next in time for the fall trade
Raleigh the Capital of North Carolina will then have
direct communication with Norfolk the distance being
lruiuS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

EXPLOSION A POWDER MILL,-One of the buildings
of Duponts Powder Mills, Wilmington Delaware
blown up the 10th by the explosion of the powder
it contained The building entirely demolished one
of the workmen instantly killed. and several others re-
ceiyed severe injuries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

OPENING NAyIGArIoN.-A dispatch from Albany.
dated the 18th states that the heavy rains had broken
the ice in the Hudson and that navigation between that
city and NewYork would probably be resumed in few
days.
The Pennsylvania canal has been opened and boats
started West from Harrisburg the 18th instant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

FiREMES's FiGHT-The Carroll and Independent Hose
Companies got up fight the afternoon Of the 14th.
while the Marshas police absent attending funeral
Alderman Clark assisted by several consabes stopped the
fight and arrested fifteen of the combatants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

CoTroN Mil. BuRNED-The cotton factory of Messrs
$. Williams Co. at Oxford Mass, destroyed by fire
on the 18th inst, with all the machinery Insurance
S1OOO0
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SCHOONER WREckEp.-A dispatch from Cape Island
dated the 18th inst says The schooner George Wash
ngton, bound from Virginia to NewYork. with cargo
grain went ashore last night at Cold Spring Inlet Bar
The vessel and cargo will probably be total loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
ShIns.

["m1," Municipality; "m2" Second Municipality "n3
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the number of the
t hich the ssels layl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

ESCAPED FROM JAtI.--IIorace Bonney. the notorious
counterfeiter made his escape from the Jail at Augusta
Me- the night of the 10Th instant He is supposed
have received assistance from friends outside who
locked four doors and six locks lie awaiting
on two convictions.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


sT s$ s' s;
H. 4S g. s," Dc es o. is ks s1 ssw
@ "i ' sP' 81 ssss 4 s;f
s ssS r, s s' i ssPs a ssS Il 90
y Ss sr s gssss. q lbs ss Gss do Bud
ss2es asos G a s Whisky 1ds wsos % .s @
10 % oats SO ks sa b Tws SSo'st Sn flour to
pSs neS Ss s'sf'
s oESfE pes %sasT
S 3 sa. sa : Sss ~ Ss,sss
rods Jury ssolo, furniture Sampson Esessdo Flint
E s GSa $751; s
gns hi, 100 S M d.s s
- P
IS a'5
ss S sss ;a ss, 5n, ;..
s sss' I Hay2od Wight
do West~ol do Turner Wilson do soy"Tota III
Whisky K,sssd PORK s
S asS ss sss Ts,s
.s 4 sP. ' W , Wilson ca! SsF E, I'll
n ssi ~i Do %n MEn It's S &c., do r"""'' Bro ''' "''
y; s;'Iss
i LID. sugar Hs" cs . sa. ss g.
~ M sR T.s ds sugar. nqv1 is b. Goa. DC
50 % vsrnsd44 DO Wilson
he s@ sa RaSSs . 20 3d. su PS ID co
5is% rs SO S
hhds sugar.
F.Sss ssss - bs.s: 1 s ss"
Pt M 9w s as9 H Msssn A wss WsS
Hewitt Norton &sS,s Greenwood &eoSs swins Green &So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

steamship America Apaahicola-Capt Tominsou
Horton, Miss Porter Gonzales, Mr. Reid and lady Miss Ree
Ropch family DR. Henderson, Rambo Spencer, Wi
liams Wyman, Monroe, Pan, Gmer W Collins,
Ferguson Smith, F Kno~land Calhoun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
IMPORTS

YORK-Per steamship City 4G53 gold Adams
tosOoo Waneken Naturalization Bier kcol pkg of
lottery tickets Pug Mir co dc Borno-3oo0 CIGARS onerTotal
gold dust Sl2,l13.
APALACCOIA-Pr steamship America lis bales cotton to L
Tomno3 do Cleveland Bros co45 do d Fuller coS do 10
Ntchel5 bales yarn, mdse Green
Morris bls G Mrtcalf o3 do bbls Rogers
&co-6 bbs whisky A Bednnit-sundries to order.
BOSTON-Per ship Harriet L Jessie; Assorted mdse.
BOSToN-Per ship North Bend: Assorted mise.
LIVERPOOPer ship Edinburgh: $500 SKIS salt to order.
TIIOMASTON--Per bark Austin 4 Ellen; Lime
SABINE-Per scr Mary Eddy bales hides
PENSCOA-Per scr Eagle $4,000 feet lumber $1,000 lats to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
NEW OALEANS MARKETS.

Peran, In ghsn, Frank, Ky lsard Jns lard, Mhrr
Coar'Hcy, j Arrrs, Foster Ark
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AT J efferson City
OOPer Bairds 1895 bbls -four tugs Adams Gaaln
0OPr airds bbs -four Snrges Adams Graham
INDIANA-Per Suherlands two boats 100000 pounds bulk pork
1870 bs lard 100 do beo 400 sks wheat Hewitt Norton
INDIANAPer nhe-lands 240 bb potatoes master
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March 2sThs haraing oPe,o three ae' by A Thomas
~ Tbnr.ay Evening March a5TffE PROPHET era
~ Perfo m to commence quarter o'clock.
4 oss2 yD p H Kv Fse Ysiif in ss's'.t
aSs u
hsssf sa slss .
ii bsg.ha H. a sAssT8 r SK H.
ST CHARLES THEATRE.-The Public is
9 ] aa 'i i ETsgG ne aasS r.
for limited humber q nights. With Tie very celebrated RAVE
aFpesan.e opening pariieHIsr.
nAN RICE's CIRCUS, on st. Charles street.
~ opposite Prliio LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE
Corp. q HPpoDRos prsparatsr esvns for up
~ Doors open hatrn.ts O'Clock, performance
Admisson-Drs. creA Parquste Fiy Cents, Pit Twenty
ose open till O'Clock when chair. .eea.
Grand .are,sic Jubilee,
on THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF
DAN RICE'S HIPPODROME
IT T. stupendous 900 and horses, and the
Pavilion will hold 10000 has been erected style Of
grandeur attempted in this country before ~
be opened on Baronne street,
on THURSDAY March IS. 1852,
For ONE DAY ONLY, being the FAREWELL BENEFIT or
DAN RICE, THE POPULAR JESTER
On that day. also, THREE SPLENDID SILVER FIREAEN's
TRUMPETs naay Baldwin Co.'S, Charres
street, will be disposed Of as follows:
The Fire Company purchasing the largest number of tickets to
| titled to the FIRST HORN.
The Fire Company purchasing the second highest number to be en
| tied to the SECOND CHOICE
And the LAST HORN property the Fire Company which
| shall come third on the lis. Of highest purchaaers
that day. when Dan Rice bid farewell to his friends the
city, grand performances five
hours but arranged that and return they please
being guided by the the time when particular
The frat grand representation will take place at II
and the second at ~ p. NJ, at each OF which
| THE TOURNAMENT,
With all display Of Knights squ Heradthe
and Beauty aud her Mazda of Honor and Lds and Ladies'
waiting with appointments appgs and wardrobe Of
| style. Also the
| ROMAN AND ORIENTAL GAMES AND SPORTS,
constituting Tabeaa of such has
preached this country and Europe except the occasion of
the Hppodrome the Crystal Palace the Worlds Fsir!
| Special NOTICE.
t. public complete every par
cur Ferry Agers
to street, with the propeiors OF Omnibus. and
Railroad Company for be conveyed to and from the Hip
| nod rome at all times Of daya evening. mh2a
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AUCTION SALES.
| SHERIFF'S SALE.
FtrrH DsrRrcr couRr DOMINIQUE LANATA vs.J w DoLBEAR


DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
Honorable the Fifth Of Orleans,
entitled J. L. Lewis Sheriff. by sad
Sheriff will proceed sell public suction,
Of City Exchange, ST. Char
and Royal streets MONDAY H. 1884 O'Clock
l. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, tuae lying and be-
Annunciato, designated lots numbers three
square thirty bounded Soils Tha Mepomene,
and MaanssI ad lots measuring each thytwo feet trent
Soils street by depth parallel nes Of hundred and
inches and neslot number four forming tbs
FOUR OTHER LOTS OF GROUND situated the suburt
designated numbers three and four square rnnbT
bounded BY Soils Thaa Eto and Maun the
o numbers q o swo and three each thrtywo fsss
ront Soils depth between parallel lines one
and inches and Two lines and 10. number four
and fee. inches and lines the division line Of lot
number hundred and twenty feet inch and three
/ and two lines the rear line.
The whole american and gTeeab to plan drawn BY Sec.
Dunbar Of the Second Municipality the list April s5
and deposed the office Of A. public together with
all and singular the buildings and thereon and all the
rights advantages belong
appertainng Lots three aud four
Of number thirty lots ground
and number one-story
kitchen
ground.
| Seized in the above suit.
| Terms cnsh. JAMES P. FRERET,
| feis q mia 90 Sheriff OF the Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

Pc ,ion Al BsiloP NEwYoFK.-Thc standing COM
,:t tben declined to call special convention of tho
/. inter, tlN purpose uf e!ecting Provisional Bishop
a,, Rs r. .nflasei 10 s 10 by ihftSehA If Via esUg
sss ~ ,ss sie,,ify4 II te.Hie.t*s pafial,asi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

FIRST MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC ScHooLs-The examina-
ton Of the Public Schools of the First Municipality will
close tomorrow and to such Of citizens have the
time to spare we would recommend call Mt the High
School for Girls to-day and tomorrow The examinations
in this institution are always exceedingly interesting and
the young ladies have in past years, afforded the most
pleasing results Of excellent system of public schools
We have only had time, thus far to call at the High
School for Boys which was examined Thursday and
Friday Of last week. The institution is admirably
Quoted and the proficiency OF the pupils most Of whom
are very young was matter of surprise and pleasure to
us. The class in mathematics. under the immediate
charge of Professor Bssc the Principal of the Insttu
tion acquitted itself in which reflected much
credit its members and afforded pleasing testimonial
to the zeal of their talented tutor We repeat that
citizens especially those who dcnEens of the
ancient First cannot do better than attend the
manning examinations Of the High School for young ladies'
under the direction of Madame Bgot.
AccrDENr.-The steamship Empire City, Captain Leeds
from NewYork and Havana in coming to her wharf on
Saturday evening about o'clock driven against the
of her wharf by the force of the counter
which set in at that particular very strong breaking away
small portion of the of the wharf injuring
her starboard Wheel bending three or four iron
wheel arms breaking off few buckets, twisting off the
inside connecting bands besides receiving small injury
ohcr guard The damage will be repaired Immediately
RAILROAD AcCrDEsrs-Loss LlFE.-Of late, it is n
thing to look Northern exchanges without
finding less accounts of railroad accidents and
loss of life On the 18th inst. the gravel train the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad of the track near
Brighton rather thrown off by coming in contact
with horse and the freight train being Immediately be-
hind. smash followed Mr. Paten, of Allegheny City
killed and large number of other passengers in
jured.
On the 18th inst the train which left Baltimore half
past O'Clock in the evening. in collision with the
Philadelphia train about mez from the foemer city
The locomotives smasies the thrown off the
track and large number of passengers injured Fortu-
natcly and almost miraculousy no was killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22


Georgetown McPherson, from Louisville.
Uncle sam, VanI)ustn, from Madison
Europa, Rogers, from Cincinnati.
James, Phelps, from Yazoo City.
Batey, wilson, from Lafourcle.
New Iatona, Landry, from Bayou Sara.
Syionia, Bercier, from Washington
Della, Castillo from Atakapas.
No Labarthe, from 81 MRrtinsyille.
Ludlow, Sprague, from Cane River.
Red River, Mccall, from Port Csddo
Robert Campbell, Raglan, from Lafourche.
No .. Keeling. from Camden.
Glencoe, Lee, from ST Louis.
Saxon, Roberts, from Princeton.
Gypsy IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Leila No Lewis, from BCeuf River.
r II Wnslow, Norton, from Cincinnati.
California, Brooks, from Nashville.
Lucy Robinson Pickett, from Shreveport.
Anna, johnson, from Crosse Tete.
Empire State, Stein, from Cincinnati.
Sias Wright Symmes, from St Louis.
Towhoa McDane from the Passesowed down the Bar
ship Winchester and the 18th inst, barks Mary smith
and st1awrenee up ships North Bend and Harriet
Jessie, schr Mary Eddy.
Sck Chambers from the Passestcwed down and to
the Loratto Fish and Elzaboust up bark
Austin Ellen, iw Bernard and Halowel.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Rajah, from WORK, has arrived at the Bar.
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