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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

W Among tho arrivals at the Ocean
House we notice the worId-rcnowncd T.
4. Barnum. Esq; he 10 accompanied
by Mrs Barnum and their two bcauti.
vi aud accomplished daughters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

UJThe Hon. George G. King arriv-
cd ut his horic in this town on Thurs
day last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

H5"Among the visitors in town, VIC
notice MIR. IIullng, of the Saratoga
Wing and MIR. Marsh, OF the Boston
Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

KosclusKo AID ScorT.-The high
estimate in which Gen. Scott WAS held
by that friend of freedom and hero Of
Poland, KOsciusAo-one OF the few
names not born TO die may be learned
from the following extracts from letter
To Baron lottlngcur during SCOTS visit
To Europe, Than Kosciusko, few per-
sons have been more widely known. He
was connected with two revolutions
that OF America and that OF Poland.
The melancholy issue of the last has
connected with him both the affection
Of grief and admiration, drawing AT
once lastel from history and a Sigh
from song:
SlR:May ! beg you to express TO
Gen. Scott My great regrets that, owing
TO severe indisposi,ion, am unable
to leave Sole'ure /; otherwise il would
afford me the highes, qualification to-
meet him hallway between this and
Paris 10 make his acquaintance tho
more So as he is charged by his gov
,rnment with collection Of Information
upon military subjects. - DO pleased
to convey my compliments to Gen.
Scott, and especially for kis victories in
Canada. ! hope the Americans Will
follow his example, his energy and HE
VIRTUES KoSCIusKo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

Tar DrA5 MAn.-A correspondent, Of
the New York Times, writing from
Hayt, says there is singular speci-
men Of humanity there called the dead
Man." or some.irfies tho "Poor Mans
Hcarse." He 10 d tall, btoad-ihoulder-
cd, brawny iimbed fellow, who, for .
moderate fec, takes a eoRh containing
the remains Of some poor victim Of the
lever, mounis il on his head and ttots ~
away to the place Of burial. Thdf has
many poor sailor, whose home was On
the deep, in lew days after arriving
here, been borne TO his last resting place
by the Dead Man" without one mourn.
sr following 10 hslIow the spot by q last
look Of affection or throb oi human emo
Ton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

opposite shore But shower Of bullets like hailstones
fell upon them and the Of the Nile were crimsoned
with blood Others sought the desert wild and rabbe
rou The victors With their accustomed celebrity pur
sued ptesly pouring into the dense MASSES Of their
flying foes the mot terrible discharges Of artillery and
musketry. The rout was sor,pl te-th cernagc awful
Tbs sun had hardly reached thorIda eefr- the whole
embattled host had disappeared and the plan as far
the eye could reach srewn with the and thedy
ing, ta
The camp, with oil its Oriental wealth, fell into the
hands Of the victorious and the soldiers enriched them
selves with its profusion Of splendid shaws magnificent
Weapons, Arabian horses, and purses filed with gold
The Mamelukts were accustomed to lavish great wealth
in the decoration Of their PERSONS and to carry with them
large sums Of money The gold and the rappiDgs found
upon the body Of each Mameluke worth from twelve
hundred to two thousand dollars Besides those who
were slain upon the field more than thousand of these
formidable horsemen drowned in tho Nile
days the soldiers employed themselves in fishing up the
rich booty and the French camp filed to abundance
This most sanguinary battle cost the French scarcely
hundred men in killed and wounded. More than ten
thousand of the enemy persisted Napoleon gazed with
admiration upon the bravery which these proud horsemen
displayed Gould have united the Mameluke horsemen
to the French infantry said he should have reckoned
myself master Of the worldn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1862
From Texas.


by the arrival yesterday of the steamship Louisiana
Capt Lawess from Galveston we have received portion
of our Texas exchanges:
THE CRoPs.-The Galveston journal of the 18th says
friend of ours just returned from the Brazos informs
us that there better promise Of large cane
crop The cotton although retarded by the cold
weather. has and generally bids fair to large
The corn, though suffering from the drouth is in
forward condition The prospect large crops was ne
yer better id that section Of the country.
N The RvxRs-The Brazof and Trinity Rivers are now
In fine navigable condition. and there is fine prospect
that this desirable state Of affairs will last for some time
MURDERS, Erc.-A person named Laturner who killed
in that county by the Of Doggett some years
ago and who effected his escape from jail lately returned
and committed to jail in Brazoria county and was
to have been tried last Tuesday week Martin the late
Sheriff Of Matsgorda county, who killed German while
cattle drive time last fall has been tried in
Brazoria county, and acquitted. .5
IMs1sRANTs.-One hundred and eishty-nye immigrants
from Bremen arrived at Galveston on the 18th They
were fifty days on the passage. {s..4.-. .-
MAIL RoBBERY-The Houston Telegraph says Mr..
George W. Clapp, formerly mail agent Of Texas had dis
covered that he have been committed at some one Of
the postoces the route from Tyler to Sabine Town
In one instance five dollar bill taken from letter.
and Mr. Clapp has caused named John Randolph
toe arrested and committed for trial. charged with the
theft.
Fossil REMAIss-The Lone Star says that tusk and
portion Of the leg bone Of large animal was recently dis
covered embedded in the sand at the Hdago Falls They
were taken up and carried to Washington The usk il
ten feet long and measures at M greatest circumference
twentythree inches In taking 1t up 1t WAS unfortunate
y broken The tusk and the other bones ars in partial
state Of petrsfaction.
CASES or cHoLERA.-The Galveston Gazette says, We
regret to learn that Of cholera still intervals
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SHERIFFpS SANE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FisTa pissslcf OF THE LATE JOHN Nc
Or Nxw0RL1.ss Ii DONoGH, DECEASED....No 4ll7
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
LIE Of sale rendered April 1885,
the fifth District Court Of the entitled
will proceed to sell at public auction the Rotnda the
change ST. Louis street. Chartea THURS
DAY. May 81 1851 at II O'Clock NJ -
MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Cry or NrwORLEA -ONx THOUSAND DoILAzs.
Bond Of the Municipality Number One.
Know all by these TINT Municipality
the city of Newreans the Philip
their Treasurer tie of thousand dollars
the United States value received Thousand
the said promise the order said
Nswsans And the Municipality further promises
interest thereon the snnnn payable
annually Treasurer Office the 9Th dizzy September
the 9Th day Of March, each
payment, fifty certificate
Of transferable by endorsement and delivery this Bond
In testimony Whereof the Mayor Of said city behalf the
pai has and the
presents which the seal Of said Municipality affixed
this sixth day Of March, in the
eight hundred
Of the United States of America. II
lSigned) D. PRIEUR, Mayor
lEndorsed) P.GUESNON,
Treasufa Municipality No. /.
Together with the CERTIFICATE WARRANTS become dus
and sitter the first day of September next.
The above Bonds will Be- offered sngy adiudeaed
separately.
fsrnia caah on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
spe' Mon&Thur Sheriff Of the Parish of orsans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

Mr. Slow D1scouRsErH ON GnAyE Tories Bimlech
my son. said Mr. Slow, shaking his head with oracuar
and owke profundty, it isn't well to know too much
my boy your father did: he knowed much for
that Thoughts perplexin' and the human mind BIN
eeh too presious thing to be out with too much
friction. Don't abuse the gifts Of mater, my 'cause
nater's Of em shs it, Don't investigate any thing
new my boy cause there's thousand old things Of more
konsekence to look arterthe first of which il number
New notions perpexes the mind, dear-theres full
enough fools in the world who like to look after such
things without your troubling your precious head
iem-twouldn't be cent of benefit to you Call 'em all
hunbug and moon-shine and them AZ believes em luna
tics and seoundres and thatn you many discus
sion and give character for dignity and prudence
and them things humbugs and every thing is hum
bug but money Mind tell yen Mr. Slow ceased, over
come by his own eloquence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

TITLES TURKEY" Pashan is title used by an in
dividus having the rank of General in the military
and corresponding rank in the civil service.
tended to the highest grades up to Prime Minister.
There four grades of Pashas Brgader Generals
denominated Pashas of one tail p Generals Pashas
Of two tails Commanding Generals and Marshas
titled to three tails This distinction had its origin in
obsolete custom of sending to the Officers with the
missions appointing them ornaments surounted by
more horse tsila. These public occasions
red on mans arm badge Of honor The title of
Bel or Bey is bestowed upon executive Legislative
pre- of the independent princes conquered by the Sui
tans The general titles of the country Aga ord
eend "a clerical ttle) Bey and Pasha None but those
who believe in the Mahommedan faith allowed re-
ceive these titles Decorations divided into
classes and consist of golden crescent with star in the
CENTRE and surmounted with briants less va
luable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
'herman's New Patent Trus
49, AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A PERMANENT CURE.

tg This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS in form and principle Of action consequently effect
a.baed the various kinds heretofore in The pressure 10
MORE NATURAL bng comparatively light in Rupures;
regulated brought directly the opnng
,oong security A. all times under the most yost
placed beyond the danger Sanguon ether painful
gerous symptoms not nrequent the Of Tres
1t practice afflicted with Hernia
Tsl and spply themselves bad and dangerous practice
which eannt o those who
familiar with the nature Of RaPtuIea Let Il Be that The
Truss the of Rupture
piled TO- properly fitted TheoreI have concluded
NO AGENCIES but sell and appy the Truss Office
Sr. CHARLYs STREET, New Orieans
QlsarYat the nnft ha -nyert had Alyd&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
LINES. By W. D. GALLAGHER.

When last the April bloom was finging
Sweet odors on the air Of Spring,
In forest aisles thy voice was ringing,
Where thou did'st with the red-b bird sing
Again the April bloom is hinging
Sweet odors on the air of Spring
But now in Heaven thy voice is ringing,
Where thou do'st with the angels sing.
Whom last the maple-bu was swelling,
When last the crocus moved below,
Ny heart to thine its love was telling,
Thy soul with mine kept ebb and dow;
Again s)ne maple-bud is swelling,
Again the crocus blooms below
In Heaven thy heart its love is telling,
But still our souls keep ebb and flow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Thursday Morning, May 20, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY


Steamship Yacht Thompson BraI's St JAge via Galveston
RI caass,Isad liverpool Morton
Brig Tshuant.psc, Brown, Vera Cruz oWiethsn
st''u,sp lsu.ss Ri, taw from Galveston l Inst 70 Harris
Ship VIM s.s chas day. from phladsphia IN ballast mas.
Br chip Mckay "a d.y. from Savannah. baa. master
ssP f bss e sas ssS om ' a h Ri A.
& Wss
jsdd Payne days from Charleston to cotcas. chapm.u
Columbia srkin from Bremen ish March, to master
Bremen bark Eveh.rd Mgeys March, master
sloop Hull, Pope from Mobile. to .ser-Ba,In
Steamboats,
Fashion, Remer from Mindsn.
IS cRs rswf e ds.asE s Gl1 ein.aaa
s:s sn2 'n nsf@ ss from b asslsi sa
~ @ SR The - ssa ;g Lib
revssss lp Shut Pa. tow. do;
ZIP es rs s''' and
I .. Fl %ss:, II Fs..s
Phillips from the
and 70 tn. Bar ship 1sen tr.itnE w.terbouEht up ships
ro-be til. down and to
brought up ship susan Hicks bark ''f
Below-Coming Up.
One ship, one bark and brig unknown
MEMORANDA
II Cap. Phillips. Mary Knssland r.po.-sbip
North Bend Hope shp
Wnsheaer Mddssx, Desdemona and Progress still Bar
''-''' SPOKEN
By the ship Lady Sale the inst a44 long 81 H. B.
bark Pandora, from Liverpool, bound to Mobile.
EXPORTS
bacon Dds 70 mas ''''
vERpooPer .p Charles Saunders: bales cotton
IvERpooL-p.rs bark Cumberland: s1s bale. .osen.
,s s.si es,. SEX. .s ~
nam. ~p Oh, pok soo DO ncri lss DO whisky 0o 81. corn
10 ''''' boxes "'''' '' r% 's;,7s.;
Esss.s s WIZ, =
s,ss,. s,. ssss to Hart soa' conn'
BAra-Psr hip Dr.so I' Is ton. hay to master.
NEW YoRk-rsr ship purnoa: Paving block. s..d
hp susan .s Assorted ma''
cHAREsToNper Jeddo el. 1870 tic. ree $50 bags c.w
pee. M ~. % sa: no. 4. rice e0svs
Robson d. s,sr al'e.pun,As e Grave. .s0
Il boxes
MOBILIZE soop Commodore: $50 SKIS salt to Wheeler.
REcETpTs nm pRonrcr
CINC1NNArIp. steamer chenovb: bbl, ,,d oil ,.s hb.
50 h do whfy MGrsor &ceS h 100 bbls
S pis P Sns starch si sa
% 81. sas.r K:
iss. to- ss 20 rs Sn' a a. f.p
hams s.esose roll, .hsr Manu. do Mage.
IF 5s,sn Scr; my
Morton ae.1, Do Robertson s'd.i
sas % pa: .o Hiram fS 9as to
yi nd s. ss lime M' R'n' eeS da Jackson
steamer Magnolia 70 hhda tobeeco Fsowes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JErEEasor CRY
Wednesday Evening, May 10, 1852.
The arrivals to-day were unimportant. A moderate
stock Of Cattle and Hogs sale Sheep scarce Prices
firm:
BEEF CATTLE (Westernl .............. @7c a fb net
-. (Lake and Texas) ........s1@5cR ii net
.7GR71c p fb net
aHEEP. ...................-S4 00a$4 so p head
MICH Cows. S206$4s p head
CALVES AND YrARLINss. 80 000$o 90 = head.
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KEEP TO THE RIGHT
Keep to The Right,p Is the law direotSI
For such Is the law Of the road

7NeeP 70 NE Htghli II INC law Ureo0I ~ ~
For such Ii the law Of the road
Keep to the right whoever expects
Securely to carry life's load
Keep to the right with God and the world
Nor wander, though folly allures;
Keep to the right, nor never BE- hurled
From what by the statute IL yours
Keep to the right within and without
With stranger and kindred and friend:
Keep to the right. nor harbor doubt
That all will be well in the end.
Keep to the right, whatever you do;
Nor claim but your own on the way,
Keep to the right and stick to the true
From morn till the close Of the day.
fRoston Post
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SHERIFF,S SALE


DsrEIcr CouRrIl JEAN FRANCOIS BEuGNoT Vs. MICHEL
Or N1w0ELSaSs III DAVID sAcERDoTTE... .No.5soI.
to directed by the Honorable the Filth New
IN the above entitled will sell public
eon the Rotunda Of the City Exchange
charres and Royal streets MONDAY May ia o'clock
NJ
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
streets and Carondelet designated H. the
No according to drawn the lat Of May
Joseph Pile then the Municipality this city,
Deposited for retsrsnce the Office Of David ay Notary
Public ha which lots Of ground
as ooTs Lot No. IS feet inch
Walk hundred and eight feet nine uehea
lines depth aide Of Roman
feet eight inches and five lines depth the line
ya to No. M fee. inch
Inns which divides the from hundred and IL et
eight inches and Inns the line the side Dsrbgny
and feet four nes width
tas BUILDINGS thereof ercssancss
sewer, which sudnss COASTS. sroiory house, With
slao ahsd.
Seized In the above suit. gsssil2s 4gsgg&
Terms cash on the spot, JAMES P. FRERET,
apps mylo 2oS Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

Colon, bales Tobacco, hhds.
5 ssss;, on n ,;5s. Sept ls9, ,s.
=. Yesterday. so1-ls51 1884 4eS-45 es7
1.367,074 6950S
Exported to date. al 243508 38-340
;. yesterday. 2s52-1, 24s3eo ooo-3s $40
Stock on hand not cleared. ....., .12O,7l4 3ll65
TOBACCO-One lot of 1902 hhds was sold but the price
suppressed at the purchasers request.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar steady, at 41St05A4
for good common to fully fair with sales of 300 hhds
In Moasses only small transactions took place at 25@2s
according to quality.
FLoUR-The demand for export was better and 1000
b5s changed hands, including 1900 Ohio in fatboat and
be delivered alongside ship at 50 S. 1000 lined at
So 57 also to be delivered) 7oo in Eve lots at So co.
and some 200 bbls superns St. Louis at So rs p Dbl
GRAIN--There but few Corn buyers out, and
barely 1900 sacks sold including o mixed at Ala
49, 1000 yellow at As, 500 white at So 400 at 52e
bushe Oats 700 to 800 at 3Oe for Wabash
and 31e for st. Louis
PRovIsIONS-The Pork market showed little il any.
change and noticed only about 100 bbs Mess sold
SIT %, which also the ruling retail rate Bacon
very dull with sales of 20 tierces plain Hams at s and
small lots of Sides and Shoulders at OK and 75s
Lard steady, with sales of 90 tierces prime at
OK, and 100 kegs at 101e p fb.
CoFFEE-sales 400 bags prime Rio in lots, at 9x4
y fb.
RICE-Some 10 or 20 tierces sold at Axe.
FREIGHTs-Four ships taken for Europe, including
one for Liverpool at va for Cotton another at IS for
Flour and IA for Cotton third for Trieste at ID for
Cotton, and fourth for London at 35s for Tobacco
EXcHANGEs-yery little doing;
Sterling. ".........."......,.,,1o sH@1oeA
NewYork sixty.dsy Bills, = &. disc
sighs Cheeks on NowYork,. ."..,."..40N y ct. disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

BARGAINS GATNS-BARGAINS-
- -, No. 1os MAGAZINE STREET. aa II.
EAk CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRIDES HARNESS PACK SAD
p GS HANdAoCKss WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS HEMP
HOPE at centa COTTON HOOKS u dozen; NEGRO CLOTH
HEAVY CLOTH with Cape AZ ss SHOES from
esnt 70 y rom y t. n and variety Of other Goods
any other house in the city. -f+5j mh5 Snn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

FENCING ACADEMY-By Meesrs G. & A.
n0sIERE Of Common St. Charles Streets No. 81 Pro
fastors Of tho nobls Aart Of ssIfDetanss nal
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11oMBAT EXTRAORDINARY. = The Great

1tOMBAT EXTRAORDINARILY The Great
Challenge Combat between W. HALLS GRIZZLY BEAR
GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON, and Monsieur Honorss BULL
COLUMBUS for of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS VII take
Bngamsn Race course, Agsrs SUNDAY AFTER
NOON May oeockr The rspasstion
Of the Grizzly having his tins and conquered no
than FFTYSx BULLS in various parts Of California Oregon and
hs antagonist wilt foe that knows equal while the
horned adversary and having
unyisdng Therefore those fond the exciting
earuly exciting SPORTS or THE AZTEcs, will have
pleasing The Course
that TEN THOUSAND PERSONS be comfortably and safely
ample Police
MESSENGERS SPLENDID BRASS BAND will envsn the
Tickets Fifty sale Dan Rice Amphithea're, ST.
the Hotels Cofee-houses
~ BEAR will exhibited daily ihe Anphheatre from
this until the day Of Combat, without charge my90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
Caution,

Caution.
PERSONS RUPTURED they no security
against STRANGuLATED HERNIA, prop
erly constructed and well adapted TRUSS. @.i-lg
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AUCTION SALES.

@<... r - -. - = = = $500 r -,--
49, .r~s@s n a., 4, ~ 4 I. ~ - 49,
rrxrYyTrcr, Nv No =, 0fs - IN ,1,.,r Z u N L.
tuuhoDhi, Wy ~, ~ ~ Y ciock-S- V III De
10000 iest o. LuMBkE essvsd Nses z. ~ ~. ~
$4,000 sst Of PLANES. 70 lehss tahk II ~ fed vdh
~ Isrns cash -. - 80 .fss5 q
~ Tie Mexican Gulf Csr idets tie city 60 n5iny
ss<s<e1 --..e myi4
Il CONSTABLES SALE III
&teorp l6,rcrss courr CASPER HEEscFfE u. RTyIIyr
sPlsIsz - dsrsxss IT JOHNSTON 10 III Hill M
vihLuE Of writ o. ner1 laclas ri. 70 ne
ps.ssin .aa y osass va II 81 4
lH.s9 .Ep # ssIsst N
Surveyor, n 2 - y s ~ - ~ -
~ THnsea1s. - .
SHERIRFJk8A3R
s, ~ z Tgn9S q MNes
q 80. Nj t5s5 ~ . s' Il
H VIRTUE q writ Of herl facias TO me.
directed ~ the honoso3e The Fifth Dist Court Of
orleans n The sSoss afa I'll = sss pcse
- 49,. = ~ r,.,s, - ..,.x -.
The contents and futures q the SU AND soE sIoRk tsa
Seizsd in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES z FEEkEIs =
my7o "a % iel shsrih q the Psish ~ ovissns.
- :, =
summer hesiaenee situsted ~ tne - 81 Leeis, nt
POSITIVE sAJE
BY BONNEvAL & BENT,
q AVITRDAV Nav 90 al 10 o,cJoct-WiT la
nonDhl, way -, ~ - = olossn = - oS
VERY vALUABIE PARCEL OF GROUND situated q srd irc
fst front the Bay fory an depth Tegeher
with ths BUILDINGS thersor
built rom distance o. the oa xnotlf ho1ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

VEvHE DIORAMA, at the Armory Hall, is
closed until SATURDAY it will then open for and
SUNDAY. DAYLIGHT EXHIBITION will be given SATR
DAY MORNING, at Ii O'Clock.
for holors Cents Teachers free
SUNDAY NIGHT POSITIVELY THE LAST. Performance to
O'Clock. .a IA
Admitance Fifty Cents; Children Twenty five Cents.
Persons wishing purchase, will pleae call and examine from
unit Al ". on any sy this week. my2o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
II Challenge.

The Undersigned owner Of the amoa, GRIZZLY BEAR
ANDREW JACKSON hereby challenges that the said Bear will
qur Bull tho country froous powerful
The fight take place Age at TINA to be hereafter stipulated
THOUSAND forfeit This
challenge will remain open ten days. c. W. HALL,
Il Dan Rics's Amphitheatre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Louisiana Brown Mrs
and lady, Mrs sEnnely Mr. Glover child and Mrs
Ch.pp. Thompson and lady, steckbdgs Henderson, Capt
Murray Hatfield Reid Parkinson, Sant Murphy,
Books Collin. Mehol. Randall Smith Jacobsen Smith Esn,
Wheeler Benson, Mctarty, Seymour and son-,9 deck
Per bark Columbia, from Rremen-ls7 in steersgs.
Per bark Everhard, Bemsn-960 in Storage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIYERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRRscHNr OFTIcH, I
Thursday Morning, May 20, 1852. :
CoTT0N-Ths sales yesterday reached $500 bales at
full prices for the finer qualities
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 6Mf07 u Mddling Fair .9x01o
Ordinary ,...."..7I@S Fair. :........ 10k0-
Middling ..SA09 Good Fair. nominal.
Good Mfdding. .9HOo11IGood and Fine. nominal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

y NJ. Converse, president du comit6 de finances,
presente lie rapport suiyant qui est adopte
LIE comite de finances, auquel ete renvoyee Ia
petition en- favour des patriotes cubiens, n'ayant
pu trouyer aucune ordonnance qui autorise Pap
preparation de fonds pour concourir une exp6-
dition du genre de celle tent6e en- cette circons-
tance, conclut au reject de la requete des peti-
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