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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

SMILES AND TEARs--Tbe Grand Duke of Tuscany was
amusing himself one day with beholdug Peter de Con
tona while he was engaged in painting picture, which
now going. said the artist, to make change in this
figure accordingly he gave stroke with his pencil
and instantly the child appeared laughing with the
best grace in the world Presently with another touch
he restored the picture to its former state You see
cried the painter, that tres make children laugh or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

" = y TT VI II .@Hof Q VI esSS
Il A. Mobile Bay, FREEMAN SMITH, Proprieiors.1bis EG
shmen well and favoahiy known for beautiful scenery
eya ed location walks shady
aths, bathing with finn
running directions, entire moquitoes
renders this the plnest places
olud the Southern country. Tine fact having
three months tgnnng,
evidence Of ita being the right sort Of a place.
The
Orleans alone could accommodated.
Many and additions ha been the
The DINING ROOM much
oy persons. BILLIARD SALOON will be added 10 the other
Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS
er.cted.
The propeos will be untng in their please.
now daily communication by with Mobile, and shortly
low boat will be Make
~ This establishment ia read! visitors.
WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES b. SMITH.
duine Ala. fs5a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

Merchants Insurance Company of New
ORLEANS,
CAPITAL 800, 00O...........ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
SCHRIEBER Secretary
k The Directors respectfully inhabitants Of the Fourth
District Gate their
Rany they have established Agency No 10 where
they prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE
RISKS at the lowest return of TEN PER CENT
cash will be made doing with this
BOARD OF REFERENCE
John Pemberton, Fergus Gardere. Kaspsr Aach
Michel Musson, J. Stafford, David Adams
Manuel J. Garrs l.. n. Kenny, W. W. Vausht,
Thomas J. Ivy, Gustave Leroy, Richard Saer.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
ap?6 Office No. Is jackson atreet.
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NOTICES.

NJ nFF ~ H.
~ " L. ~ Ia ~
NvpuuftU c,,:. ur,,rru-oo,, Dar,s... -.
&I Oll1E--Hnlp DfuhIfooh.--Ie fsoHs having
q
ie9a i'''' ''''' JOHN TooIE, q Bank Piuee.
NOTICE TO CONSIGN EES.-The ship Ma
J. THANiEL THOMPSON Capt Hill, Liverpool arri=ed
md will lose discagng her Cnngneea
requested goods the
wilt be s,orsa at sheir risk and e.psnhe. - -
"a Io,c,or, mr., ,,,,,,,,1o,,-,,
wi OTlCE 10 CDNSIGN EES.-Ihe ship SAXON,
Captain Crosby, Liverpool has arrived in will lose
40 ~ dn,zng her cargo are requested 70 attend
. receipt OF their goods the ievse they VII bs stored ~ their
fssE ahd expense lJe'l JofS IooI-f. y bank Place
=, =,
EiNUbENE II. "A. IALLAhlE NOUS our null
attorney as per net 18th June
Tnare Notary Public Ali other heretofore given
Neworlsans, June IL, 1854 If
NroTIrF IT, r. ,,oto,sh; horo+of 49,,
uader CARDONA
Co. has P 81 ToURNE
charged liquidation persons
having against either the please
present them payment. VIM. 7. DAVIS,
NewOrleans June /, 1852. NJ. CARDONA
nsSg~ Tho antira stock of Ff-pSTTT-pE of +ha
.tnS g. ~ . ,,osT onrs,. -, -. ,on =. 49,
s9s T,n VIZ be sold at pCt ut the old snn1 a9 CANAL
NEE 10 iqnate the AFFAIRS o sa hn Inc Pnpe are respect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. June ri, 1853
COMMON CouxcIL Cry &gwoeLeAss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
Briggs.

San Pietra. IL, do
Sir lsaac Newton. 6,d3
,akony ....-...,-l3,dl
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No. 121.
ResoUeaThat hereafter the to be allowed for pay
ment of to and Clerks elections held
in the city of Neworleans shall not the following
rates to wit Twelve dollars Precincts where less than
two hundred votes shall be poed and three dollars add
ton every additional hundred received in the
larger Precincts provided that in shall the
allowed exceed twenty five dollars.
[Signed] JAMES ROBB
President Board Of Aldermen.
(Signsdl N FRANS. ALPUENTE,
Va President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Certified to be copy. L. EYLGER Secretary je2s
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M AGNoLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss

TAT AGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss.-1-zzsA
I'VE rs. C. NJ DEyER respec.qy old zs5&
the reception Thu point,
fat ana 70 any hotel on the sea coast The
admirably adapted BALE PARTIES public gatherings gener
the Gail Room prepared for least fifty
He. ia BILE provide amply
best tha this and the neighbering markets afford.
convenience of Boarders
rhe icECREASf SALOON also aaioius the Hotel.
A LIVERY STABLE is attached 10 the Hotel. a-s
Thxnkfu patronage extended to her she
respectfully Whist twill be her effort deserve share
Visitors will be landed the Wharf Of the F. they ne,
Captain of the steamer of their wthe Boz May
HbILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, NIiss.-The pub a.
enenrd for the reception Of visitors under the
M and a. 81 q p1s 4 t y hens ~, d Tn
The TABLE vii aways supplied with the deicacies the Sea
and Rs 1--we a S9, Msas n M rss s
o s s n y a tine ws as snsg shade
families children than oshr
the sn lawn II rent the afSe Of wsh asGas two
4 SREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss s=sA
a anGs s s S9 sR sSSn Snds oY
village d Biloxi WILDE epened
on The he M 5sSs a. ss fss ,as ys, # Tis
sor the popularity the establishment s
h ss n sn Fa M al es
the Gu ld impress averaby te
Ma $50 @ sv ysa mS many improvements
s ss tn SA III "a oa5 f ' a. fss Thy
GAS q ssa e Fl nav & 9LaE II Dnas
IN aiitoI tie esleSiasd BRAS BRS1 Of
Tilos wlsasg stop at the GREEN OAKS to no.
@ the CAPTAINS Of the Steamers, who will them
rs children price, ms7 s1u :"
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REMOVALS.

u EMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have, teaapora-
u ry their office from 81 Common q COM
Fy5
I'D EMOVAL.--R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
q has No. IL ST. Charles street Campo
stairs. missy
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MN VIN1NITh VF NEW ONLEANE, juno u, 1SOS.
COMMON CouNclL CITY NEwOELgANs.
No lis
Resored, That the Comptroller sell at auction to the
lowest bidder after ten days notice. the contract for the
construction of plank road Fulton street. in the First
District, per plans and specifications file in Sur
veyors office. Terms of payment, cash completion of
the work The sale subject to the approval the Com
Council.
Signed JAMES ROBE,
President Board of Aldermen,
lSignedI TRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Plat juno, 1852.
tSiguedl A. D, CROssAlAN, Mayor
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No no.
Resoied That the Rules and Regulations for the
eminent of the Police Department suggested by his
Honor the Mayor, be adopted and that the Mayor be
authorized to have thousand copies printed in pam
phlet form for the Of the Department.
tSgnedl JAMES R0BB,
President Board Of Aldermen
lSgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved 2lst June, 1852.
[Sgledl A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
No. 100.
Resolved That the be, and he is hereby drec
ted to take the necessary for the numbering of
houses Canal street. from the evee Claiborne street
lsignedl JAMES RoBB,
President Board Of Aldermen
lsignedI FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 2lst June, 1852.
lSignedl A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor.
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u OIG DIAII.
TOFFEE-I HOUSE FOR SALE-known as the
" MONTEREY HOUSE, ls7 Poydras street. Apply to
ie27 81 j. W BOONE
ETOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND contain
d. lying Warren MISS mleA from
Vekbur and six from Yazoo River There the above tract
cleared and under good GIN and
MILL and FRAME DWELLING An! wishing desirable
will find this will
apl4 Sm Edwin C. COOK, vicksburg, Miss
ESOR SALE-A Lease of a residence in IN
Canal stree-good nsehbohood the III
M October, together with the FURNITURE, BEDDING, To
purchaser the will be accommodating immediate
For particulars address box I, No Postofce d27
NOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE, Hoes pattern No bed A Isl. credit
twelve months with approved security sdo will be given Apply
at this office
a. OR SALE AFLOAT-About so tons Crude
BIRTHSTONE just received bark Gandolfo, from Palermo,
for sale by BARELL1 & CO. 81 Common street.
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ReSolrei, Tint the Committee Streets and Landings
be empowered to enter into agreement with Mr. Bur
ton to annul the contract for the of draining
machine in the rear of the Fourth District
lSgnedl FIR ANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board o Assistant
lSgnedl JAMES ROBB,
President Board of Aldermen.
lSig.ed A D. CRossAIAN, Mayor.
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ReSotred That the City Attorney be requested to give
his written opinion whether the Canal Banking Com
pany obliged to construct bridge across the New
Canal at Carroon at their expense and not
whether the city have the right to build one
lsignell FRASS, ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
LSiguedl JAMES RoBB,
President Bonrd OF Aldermen.
Approved 9lst June, 1852.
lsignedl A. D. CRosSAiAN, Mayor.
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No III.
Reolced, That the Treasurer be requested furnish
this Council with list of all the unpaid taxes for the
years 1915 S49 and 1850 with the and
by each party Also. list of the bills in the hands the
Attorney for the years. and the length of time they
have been in his hands.
lSignedl FRANS. ALpUENTE
President Bonrl of AS
[Signedl JAMES ROBB,
President Board 9 Aldermen.
Approved 21st June, 1852.
lSigned1 A CROSSNIAN
Cttlfed TO be true L. HEYLlGER, Secretary. je23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

CREscEHT OFFICE.
Wednesday Morning, June 23, 1852.
COTTON-There but little Cotton Offering yester
day. and the sales limited about 1000 bales at I'M
changed prices
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23

S6s- Mr.. Forrest commenced an engagement
at the Providence Theatre ON Monday. The the
atre was crowded from floor to ceiling. The play
upon the occasion was "Richelieu," which is con-
sidered one Of Mr.. FPS finest presentations. At
the conclusion of the piece Mr.. Forrest was called
before the curtain, and made the following mod
est speech:
"Once more, ladies and gentlemen, have
come to renew my professional avocations before
YOU cheers land once more have you greeted
my coming with those distinguishing marks Of
favor which You know 80 well how to bestow, and
for which must always remain your debtor
[applause;l for feel that the proportion both of
thanks and payment never can be mine. TGreat
cheering OF one thing, however, you may be
assured-that no exertion on my part shall be
omitted to deserve, in some degree at least, the
high honors which, through SO many years, with
q continued giving hand, you have showered up
on me- With these brief but SINCERE words, la
dies and gentlemen, have done, and bid to each
and all kind good night"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23

The Syracuse Star well says: "The Wing
forces throughout the Union are organizing for
the great struggle of November. The Congress
sional nominations are fast being filled out with
begun to fill the next Congress. Four members
are already gained in that body to uphold the
good old cause, in districts now represented by
Democrats. Let this course be followed through
all the States, and we shall have House largely
Wing. To our brethren who have thus nobly
fought, we must award the need of having done
we'll 1"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23
The Old Slang Charge AgainI
The Baltimore Republican g. Argus saws !:

"THoMAs CoRwIS.-Any man breathing the
proper spirit of an American freeman, cannot but
loathe the individual who, in time of war,
would make, in the Senate, q speech, in which
he declared that the Mexicans ought to welcome
our gallant army with BLOODY HANDS
AND HOSPITABLE GRAVES"
The editor OF the Argus used to be fair and
candid, before he became an editor; or we thought
him SO. But the above does not warrant the
opinion at present. Mr.. Corwin we believe quo
ted the words Of British statesman spoken of
US during the period of our Revolution, when we
were struggling not to repel an invading foe, but
to expel the armies of Power that we had in
former times acknowledged, and to which we had
yielded willing obedence-and said: ~
,cere Mezican, would ask you, Have you not
room enough in your country to bury your dead
If you come into mine, we will greet you with
bloody hands, and welcome you to hospitable
gravesw
If the Argus appeals only to ignorance and
janndiced hatred, it speaks well if to the intel
ligent and discerning people of Baltimore, Wings
or Democrats, they will assuredly rebuke the un.
worthy peryersion of q true and manly sentiment
the ma-linterpretation Of which has been too long
permitted
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23
AROUSE, wHIGs.-ARoUsEI

n Ground, near Rockville, ON THURSDAY, 3oTH OF
THIS MONTH at which the following distinguished Wing
Orators of our State win be present and address the meet
ing:
ii. WINTER DAVIS, of Baltimore city;
7. +. BOWIE of Prince Georges county;
A. r. SELLERS, of Calvert county;
j. PHILIP ROMAN, of Alegany county:
R. ]. BOWIE, Of this county.
Every Wing throughout the county expected to be pres
ent The campaign opened the Wing heart appealed
to! The Wing cause.-the Of the country-now de-
mands our attention COME oNE-CoME ALI and lei
us show that old Montgomery Wings are true to sere
their PRINCIPLES, and the COUNTRY.
To our friends in the adjoining counties and District Of
Columbia we say, Come and join with US.
ROCKVILLE, Sept. IL, 1862. lsep LTD
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23

| had Ave Democratic Representatives, and the
Wings two. Well, now how is 1t? In the next
Congress this State has six Representatives, and
the Democrats have made out to elect three and
the Wings three It's jest an even balance, and
few more of them foolish hufrahs for Gineral
Scott will tip the State agin US. +"
"Well, we must stir round" says ], sand try
TO stop this hurrah business, and may be we can
save the State yet If ketch Sargent Joel at it
again I'll cashier him. If Democrats can't hurrah
for Pierce, they mustn't be allowed to hurrah for
nobody. But, after all, Uncle, suppose We should
lose this State, the nation is safe for the Demo-
cracy. You must remember we have large
majority of the States and nigh thirds of the
members of the last Congress-
"Wel," says he, "that don't prove whether
we shall have two-thirds or one-third in the next
Congress. Ifthe States go on as they have begun
it will be pretty likely to be one-third. There's
only three States that has elected their Repre-
sentatives to the next Congress yet, and that is
Maine, and Missouri, and Iowa. And only jest
look at 'em. Three years ago;they stood II Dem
ocrats and Wings, and now they stand DEM
ocrats and 6 Wings. How long will it take at
that rate to turn our two thirds into one-third?
I'm afraid there's Wing drift going over the coun-
try that'll swamp US. Sailors tell about the big
tenth wave that rolls up and carries everything
aforet, and I'm thinking it seems to be good deal
soin politics. There was big tenth wave in 1910,
and you remember what work it made. 1t looks q
good deal as if there is another big tenth wave
rolling up now, to swamp the Democracy and up
set Congress. We've got to have trying times
Major I don't know whatll become of the coun-
try if the Wings get the upper hand" He said
this with such mournful expression, that see
the tears come into Aunt Keziah's eyes. She's q
good Christian woman and she laid her hand on
his shoulder, and says she, ooh, Mr.. Downing,
pray don't be SO worried, but trust in Provi-
dence."
And now, Mr.. Gales & Seaton, If you can say
anything to encourage US, or to relieve Uncle
Joshua's anxious mind, you would do q great
kindness to your old friend,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23

RESOLVED That the Wing people ofWashngton, conscious
that the ground they tread is worthy of the conecraed
name IL bears only long il is peoped by men Who hold
to the Union of the States the and fountain OF the
blessings of public order and private righto liberty and
law-of happiness at home, and honor throughout the
world and believing that in the principles and policy of
the Wing party and In the tried patriotism of its glorious
leaders, the best safeguard OF the Union from domestic
dscord foreign QUARREL to those pripci-
PIES and viii rally with ardent and united hearts
the flag of m Lnion to whomsoever of these leaders 1t
may be eondded in the approaching of
Wing meetiHg prior 10 The nonlinatioa.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23
City Items.

We understand that the Protracted Meeting IN
the street Baptist Church is progressing with
great deal of interest under the administration
Of the Rev DR.. Teasdale There is preaching
every night, and conversions are now daily oc-
curing, We congratulate our friends OF that
congregation on the very fattering prospects by
which they are at present animated .
Rsy~ The metropolitan Mechanics Insh-
stitute' met last night at the Smithsonian lnsti-
tute. ]. w. Maury, esq, took the chair, and
called the Institute to order. large number of
gentlemen signed the constitution and became
active members. The Corresponding Secretary
reported what he had done since the last meeting,
and the report showed that he had not been idle.
handsome design of diploma was exhibited to
the members 1t is to be referred to the Directors
for their consideration. The principal business
being the complete organization Of the Institute,
the members proceeded to ballot for Librarian
and twenty-four Directors, and the following
named gentlemen were elected:
Librarian, H. Amidon; Directors, F. Mohun,
John 7. Towers, T. B. Entwisle, A. Baldwin,
w. D. Breckenridge, c. F. Wood, Peter Force,
P. NJ Pearson, w. H. Winter, g. F. Rider, w.
W. Birth, D. Hepburn, Thomas Blagden, ]. f..
Halliday, G. Garrett, j. A. TAFT, R. Farnham,
L. Haslup, W. B. Todd, F. Mattingly, A. F. Gun
ningham, H. Polkinhorn, W. NIL. Grips, and
W. Dougherty.
A suggestion was made that the basis Of the
Library be furnished by contributions from the
IT., tho+a nob oi,1l
soon furnish very fair Library, as many of the
members are well able to contribute largely, and
we doubt not their willingness.
re- The passengers from Alexandria, this
morning, reported that dead man was hanging
in the grass on the fats, near the Halfway
Tree" We learn that person with boat was
sent down to see if the report was correct.
RayH Complaints have been made of late Of the
gangs of rowdies meeting at different points in
the city, and committing all kinds of depredatons.
Last night Capt Goddard and Mr.. Steele, with a
body of men from the Guard and the Police,
made descent upon the gang known as the
"Peelers," and captured nine of them. They
were all sent to Jail to await the action of the
criminal court. They are charged with riot and
stoning dwelling-house in the It'll Ward.
DSs~ Edward Randall, white man, was caught
in the act of stealing 297 coppers from W. c. john
son, in the market this morning, and sent to Jail.
Bay- The Boston Bee, spirited Webster pa
per, proposes to all the Wings of Massachusetts,,
including the friends of Webster and of our reg
ular nominee, to unite in the State elections, to
go into convention, and bring out strong ticket.
But what is the use of doing this with party of
men of Punic faith? What signifies oonyen-
ton, if q portion of those who compose it keep
in mental reservation the determination to fly
from every compact in which they do not get all
they want? This has not been Wing usage, and
they who practice it, so far from meriting Wing
confidence, merit only the denunciations of every
honorable man of any party.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23
Grand Civic Ball.

MIR j. SIMPSON has the pleasure Of announcing to his
M friends and the public generally that he intends CIV
ing Grand Civic Ball, at oddFellows Hall, Qsland
Monday evening" October 4th, 1852.
superior cotillon band has been engaged.
Tickets ST. be had at the places the managers
and at the Hall on the evening of the Ball.
MANAGERS.
j. Dudley D. 8. Porter
j. johnson G.. H. Wright
L. Jones j. 7. Simpson
A. Kirby q. W. Payne
ii. Sage j. Baltzer
Fl. G. Torch p Eagen. sep 23-eo6ts
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23

A correspondent informs us that be thinks it
indicate in us to say, in notice of an American
sculptor, that he is poor. We think it absurd to
suppose him anything else. Being IN artist in
our country is prima facie evidence of poverty of
gold, however rich we may presume the person
to be in the gifts Of intellect and genius
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23
Death or Col. John M. mccarty.

There are few of the elderly or middle-aged
people of this region Of country who have not
been acquainted with Col. MoCarty. His home
was in Fairfax county. 1t appears that, while
on his way from Milwaukee, he was taken sick at
Detroit and died there ON the 18th instant.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23
BY w. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer.

IoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c-On
" Friday and Saturday evenings next at my store, at
~ o'clock shall sell several fine Gold Lever Watches,
double and single cases; also, number Of Silver dol ALSO
300 pieces Of ne Jewery such extra fine Seal Rings,
with real stone SETS 10 Gold Fob Chans best Gold Ear
rings Breaches and Locket ALSO fine Gold Pens and Pen
ellis, with variety Of Fancy Goods.
Additions received. w. B. LEWIS, Auct.,
sep 22--4t Pa av., between AZ and 9th sts
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-23

VB PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is the
only authorised agent for this paper in the cities of Boston,
New York and Philadephia and is duly empower to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the required
BY u.s. Ills receipts will be regarded payments His of
fees are-B0STON, scolays Building; NEW YORK, Tri.
bune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n W. corner of Third
and Chestnut streets