New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

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ta;n Johnson will take the place of the steamer Anna in
the opelo,sas trade leaving Ncworleans every Wcdnes
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n From ]. B. Steel, 60 Camp street
T,rr OF GIN Scorr, by E. D. Mansfield A. s. Barnes s
Co., NewYork.
This is The best only perfect life Of Scott writ
ten Politicians of both sides will find it invaluable for
reference and the public will be attracted to by the
Yeness the narrative and the interest of the subject
READING AND EloouroN by R. G. Parker and j 9. zachos
A. s. Barnes & Co., NewYork.
series of introductory lessons in the subjects treated
Of and u most valuable school manual.
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RATHER Too PoLirE--Much amused yesterday at
conversation We overheard popular restaurant There
were three persons, wing and two democrats at
table, The wing was of the potest ever en-
countered, should say; rather too polite You don't
to say Fierce Is coward W was an Indignant inter
rogatory to the wing.
No stree p was the prompt response all mean to
say that tainted and got sick just at the wrong time
Just before the fighting and got well devish
quick the moment the fighting done and mean to
say that the fantng business was monoposed ana old
Scott got no chance at the speculation man has
right to get sick have been sick myself but always
got time to report myself at the clerks Office and
so did Gen Pierce ?''
The apology of the whig-manifestly steamboat Off
cer-,yas deemed insufficient notwithstanding his exces
siye poiteness So he added: -
'We well gentlemen, say nothing against nobody.
But as the fellow said in market where them sausages
are there amt dogs say where Pierce is and was
there amt and wasn't fantng fellows about.''
We thought the river did up the political articles
of day style of most effective breyty and we left
as he was calling Justify for hasty plate Of soup, game
to the last, and shouting his battle-cry brayely
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A QuERY.-A whig friend says that inasmuch as, all
the country the wings celebrating
made memorable by the achievements of Gen Scott he
wishes us to learn what day made memorable by the
deeds of Gen PIERCE democratic friends propose Gel
ebrating lie waggshy remarks that they failed to
celebrate the 10th August-on which day he received
puryhe hopes they will not fail to celebrate the
10th September on which day (as he beleres) Gen.
Pierce resigned and returned home
H.iH -
THE MAnIsoSvILLE BARnEcuE.-This celebration has
been postponed s stated in the notice When
ever does come friends of old st Tam
many to expect host of Scott and Graham men from
NewOrleans and cheers for Old Chippewa, which will
make the pinewoods ring,
WHY WAS NOT Ma. BRADFORD CONFIRMED IF one of
our honorable Senators this question, he
(Soule Downs) will himself from some rather
broadly nsnuated suspicious floating. thick as Auumnal
leaves through this community VAST that in the hope
of democratic success, there might be possibility Of
placing democrat upon the Supreme Bench! Did par
tisanship go to such length
Az oArEN-our friends of the Pierce and King Pioneer
have flag out at their quarters Perddo street, AM
for time past the union Jack has been do,ca recog
nized sign of distress. Come gentlemen, come dom
,oya tbpir fioy--
same old banner the Union, the stars of which gro'
brighter in the light of American victories by Scott
flying bravely in the breeze. and the to, Jack Gu
friends of the Pierce and King Pioneers need not sigma
for relief; there is for them here
JoHs GAIsFoRDs BENEFIr.--We pleased to see thai
John Gaisford the author of Rap Rap! Rap" is te
have benefit tomorrow (Thursday) night, at the Narie
ties Theatre The bill, which includes the piece above
mentioned and Lopezs Last Thoughts recited by aIr
Charles good and trust that the attendance
will be equally good
TIE STAR STATE CIRcus.-The tent of this company
pitched Baronne street. Poydras street. is nightly
filled with respectable audiences and the performance
really good The graceful eqestrie,pe, Madame Ell;
Mum, appears every evening, and we see that Jimm,
OConnell is great favorte as ever. Mr. Pell, TIL
manager, appears to make every effort to please hi
patrons and pleased to witness his To
engaged for limited period makes his first appearance
He will draw crowd
SANS OrsTER SALooN--Yestertiay the proprietors O
this we'll known and popular establishment approaching
the epicurean tastes of the corps editorial. invited it
members pass Judgment upon some Baratara oysters
The unanimous decision that the aforesaid oyster
were fresh salt and decioust for editorial paats
and therefore, almost good for the less apprecy
many
By-the-way, Sans Saloon re-opens in ten fftee
days renewed and beautifed in its arrangements, and
pentifully supplied with potabes and edibles
the most inviting quality and served mp in the best STYLE
The following is list passengers By the steanshi
Louisiana which arrived yesterday from Galveston:
ehldeD Dash, ehards HIrs Batl on il Andrew
=, Polk Given, Martin, Young Dsdek, o,BeS
Wilson, Quick, Hoppe QnirI, brooEs, Lyt sosScag
The following passengers left yesterday in the STEAMSHIP
| Falcon, for Aspinwall
cNry and child Behp ady and three Children Dao99
t;aner La NJ ii Brady Baker, NJ LuiJa, and eighty
| the storage.
Loss OF THE Brig NARAeuA Gus.-Wc learn from tho e
the steamship louisiana from Galveston that IL
| brig Earaquagus from ThomaSton, loaded with lin
struck the North Breakers at Galveston Bar the Al
instant and sunk to her main deG. When the Louiar
came out on Sunday last the vessel was fire, and
supposed will be a total loss.
MARINE DlsAsrERs-The late storm at NcwYork an
along the whole Northern proved disastrous
shipping The steamer City of Boston, which left Bostt
for Philadelphia Saturday, the 2Sh ult, was Sc,
ashore the East chop of Holmes Hole Sunday afte
The storm still prevailed the Both and sever
coasting vessels We're known to have gone ashore.
The British brig Unicorn from Baltimore, for JamaiC
ran ashore the 7h ult, Caicos reef The capital
crew and part of the cargo saved The vessel prov
'. total loss.
The brig solon of Yarmouth, Maine, from Androssa
for Boston, was fallen in with the 7th in sinking
vi don by the ship Ashburton Her were brought
I, this port She had a cargo of pig iron.
" IMPORTANT Law SUlT-The law suit pending in Pit
L. 5urgh between Nachtreib and the Economy Society
0, wolves large amount of property. Nachrieb was
A. mery member of the Society. but was expelled alb
twenty years ago during the difficulties with Count lie
and he claims his share of the property with darnal
y The head of the Society, man named Baker. says
Telegraph of August 49, undergoing close examinat
70 regard to the amounts of of the Society
thought that the examination will occupy MOI
Among the items of assets is of S500oO0 in spc
AN which was withdrawn from circulation suspen
We of specie payments during Jackson's adminstrat
he which has been lying idle in the vaults at Economy
n | since
IT, THE HENRY CLAY DisAsrER-Neic York, Sept. 6-Jl
Eumonds OF the Supreme Court has decided that the
nd mansaughter and they have ali bee held to bali in
mo sum oil $4,000 each. 1--we Pic.