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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

ALABAMA LEeIsI AruRE-The Montgomery (Ala) Jour-
nal thus dscourses the dongs of the Legislature OF
that State
None of the important before the Legisa-
ture the Code the State and District appor
tionments the Bank bills etc, have yet been consnl
mated by the Legislature Several persons have obtained
a ferry a right of way unhappy mortals, whose
matrimonial bonds kept them always by the like ILL
coupled dogs have been turned loose by divorce and d
vers similar of legislation have been performed but
the greater portion of the time has been consumed in
frivolous and Improbable discussion and the important
matters crowded the heel of the session The people
have looked different results 1t is to be trusted that
during the short time remaining the Legislature will
on the subjects before them promptly and ehcently.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ARCADE VIM Il Estl NJ Hill Robert Harrison, Texas NJ
Johson John Rereau Couttnney Ala, Mckay
Mobile; H Bnlyer, Tenn; Mr. Moss MIR tieen Kentucky,
CONT STREET vERANDA. R simond Phpps Natehez;
Seafus. P-iss, Elliott Rhodes VIM Clinton
joins, Barbte, DR. W Scott Baton Rouge; Wilhelm,
shoulder O. Johnson Coast N Wilson, Bayou Gona
Smith, Franklin -
vERAGpA " 4 Bri,9p, Arnold Miss DR. Owen, Miss
Hatfield II Hatfield DIR NJ Reynolds and lady,
child Miss Pnrnel Ala C Howell Columbia c; DYSON
NJ Elan, Dnkgravc Scarborough Henry
CITY. Jas Patrick Mobile; Breeilove Bache,
Phil; Mr. Gilbert Washington, d c.
ST LOUIS Run, Henderson, DIR VIM McNfer,
Ala; Eugene Boga Garrett DYSON La Davis
Baton Rouge w Davis KY & swEer Sillna 81 Louis;
LAW Isaac Ogsooi. Coast,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

DEFRAupIsG THE PosT-OFFICE.-The Supreme Court of
the United States has decided of Importance
under the act for the prevention of frauds in the
the Postoce Department The captain of the packet
boat Empire which regularly performed trips on the
canal between Albion and Rochester in the State New
York which line the mail transported under the
authority of the Pos-ofice Department. prosecuted
for transporting otherwise than in the mail divers letters
packets and packages of letters being maable matter
other than newspapers, etc. not having relation the
cargo.
The evidence before the District Court showed that the
steward of the boat carried from Albion Rochester an
unsealed letter written order for tobacco which
order was delivered The tobacco sent by the return
boat the steward received fifty cents his trouble
The District decided that the not letter
was paper having different and distinct character of
its own and could be lawfully carried by the said steward
and they directed the jury to find for the defendant
The Supreme Court has reversed the opinion deciding
that the letter order not within the exception of
the statute it did not relate to the cargo any
ticle on board the boat 1t folded in the form of
letter. and directed such though not sealed "A seal
not necessary to constitute it letter make
chargeabe with postage The Supreme Court declared
ton of law The opinion given by Mr. Justice Nc
Lean. ... ..
The Post-offce Department, has been repeatedly
shown, loses considerable portion of its yearly
by violations of the law This is of the first occa
sions in which the Pos-ofce Department has been sus
tanned in legal controversies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28
Things at the Capital.
from cur @mn Correspondent.

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sway " the Wora pe'1s'ag, anu hiu pereihptoriy
slehcea fird eoee sots' upon wv 'ee ~ eer'h gen
te'nen 70 leave tne caucus II II was insisted on me
crescents friends knowing the pledges se mad waived
the choce OF an open vote ana mas mas her deeat been
accomplished Her fate would not have been thus nor at
all II she mad not been so Ioroahe an advocate OF That
liberal plan OF Consondation 50 dameereay opposed TO
inc q certain coterle OF partners IN schemes o.
fpeculatlon
This morning the final caucus met. shadows Of dis
sensaon about Senator where me
dissens,on dd not occur MT beh1amin was selected on
the second paAot ~ ohe malorlty the caucus haSng
made thty-seven necessary 70 ehoce tnat being the
o. 'ne wings IN oo'n HOUSES Wa1terstoh
OF me senate and HAo aha Oh lhe were not
IN caucus, being pledged V support zen. DOWNS
Both Houses met in the Hall Of Representatives and
proceeded 70 select = y :. senator Gen Declouet
nominated J. \. BENJAMIN ten Williamson nomi-
nateu - w Downs. me vote nave given you by teie
graph. Messrs Wattcrston fuJo anu Payne; wings
vo'eu ier VT, no"hsMahi1g ''e VOC ior benjamin 90
Downs Co. me three wings named voted LOT the balance
OF the ticket except Mr. Puo who voted with the demo-
Gratis r Treasurer ana Prnter me vote Tor treasurer
was-t9r MeWhorter ~ drenneaux o. For Printer
Welsse OF the Bee ~; Hatch OF the Advocate o. The
democrats took their fate good humored and the wings
INDUCED IN no unpleasant manifestations of triumph
After adjournment the friends Of all parties exchanged
agreeable congratulations and wine and good feeling
oomed above the anticipated discomfort of the defeated
and their fnends ihere Is certainty very great relief in
nnbending the bow so tightly strung and looking out
the next two years as holiday from the political stres
OF our domestic concerns There may be some dissatis
factpn now puu when inc Slogan oI pattie Is sounded in
the Presdenta CONTEST the lenowshp oil wings MS well
democrats will melt into ndissonble brotherhood
in the days OF the fillmore hangers and chalmette
Guards p g
The unanimous vote Of the democrats for Mr. Downs
is, at least word Of warming to Mr. soue Had they
united in their condemnation Of Mr. soule. when the
great union meeting took place at the St. Charles, they
might perchanee have had the power to compliment Mr.
Downs in the manner indicated by their vote of to-day
In this tho immutabe fact that noparty can exist
without the disciplinary department that drove
Martin Van Buren, from his pride of place when he die
tated great national question to his party.
SESA4E-sir Robb introduced his bin for consolidatina
the three Municipalities Mr. BENJAMIN moved that 500
copies be printed which was ordered The bill was ther
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

NEW NIGHT SIGMA. STEAM SAILING vEssEls-
Mr., Thomas H. Dodge of Nashua, N, H.. has invented
some excellent improvements in night signals for steam
and sailing vessels for which he has taken measures to
patent. The improvements consist in the epoy
ment of two lights of different colors applied in the same
dametrical line to revolving vertical disc which is sur
rounded by stationary ring upon which the points of
the compass graduated By turning the disc to bring
the lights in such position that imaginary line drawn
through them will intersect that point of the compass
upon the ring corresponding to the actual point in which
the vessel is heading the color of the light which is tho
night the of other vessels and collisions may
thus with certainty be prevented
Owing to the great number Of steamers and sailing
sells which traverse the the mighty pathway
between Europe aud America, It appears to us to be i'm
perative that night should be employed on all YES
sells especially steam ships, Many accidents hay,
already taken place. by vessel running down anotbe
in dark and murky nights and such accidents will be
come numerous, unless stringent measures arr
adopted to prevent them. 1t is also subject of SOM
sailor to be sure placed the box on the lookout
but when the spray is running the forward deck no
much dependence can be placed sentinel We hop,
that all vessels will adopt these signals of Mr. Dodge
which excellent in every respect and it would be
well to have box for the sentinel who should b,
able communicate by bell signal quickly with til,
commander of the watch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

PRiNTERs BASauEr--The 10th anniversary of the
birth of Franklin the 10th instant celebrated by the
typographical Society of NewYork. splendid banquet
was given at Nblos at which considerable number OF
distinguished guests were present
The Sun has the following particulars
Dodworth's Cornet Band was in attendance and added
"miisics charms to the festivities
We noticed among the most distinguished invited
Washington Irving ESQ.,; Ex Mayor Harper Col Scayer
Buffalo Col Hoe, Dr. j. W. Francis Rev H. W Bcecher
Rufus w. Griswold
The cloth being removed Dr. J. w Francis was intro
duced by the President the the evening who
delivered address euogstic of DR. benjamin Franklin
and OF his vocation printer and Of the pleasant
minscences of his life when more closely allied to
the Press.
At the conclusion of Dr. Francss address the regular
toasts successfully given by the President
sponded by various gentlemen present The following
are the chief toasts;
{ The Memory of Franklin, [Dirge,
The President of the United States.
The Rress-The bulwark of the Representative system
the best evidence of its necessity to Freedom is the CON
slant efforts OF ty1snts to suppress 1t.
The Printers Free Aibrary-Founded by enlightened
beraty it is worthy the fostering of all who
claim relationship with the Art of arts.
Public Education-The press is pioneer Virtue its at
tendant, Mental and Physical FreedSm its result.
The Pulpit-It finds in the imit&blc dissemination Of
~ teachings by the Press gift "a tongues potent
IMAM that Of the Al ostles the day of pentecost
ING JudieiaryWhen free. just and dignhed; but like
'he ffess lust and dgnifed only when free.
Alter dinnr the spacious Hall wgs thrown open where
~. Nv numerous company assembled and to the music o.
.ne bane trpped the light fantastic toe until the morn
ings dawn Our crowded space prevents us giving q
| fuller report this morning, $40 :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28


PATENT PHysrc.-The Columbus (Ga,) Times says: we
feel duty to put tho public its guard against
patent preparation by which have been poisoned and
our life endangered 1t is preparation that prports to
ue castor OIL envoloped in capsule of paste Accord
ing to directions swallowed two of these potions hap
py to discover agreeable method of getting down
nauseous dose Of pure OIL the could not have con-
tanned more than would have been dose for infant
but OF the poisonous contents of the capsules it nearly
sufficient to have finished earthly percgrnations We
had to call in medical aid and it only by rough
ment and several days of confinement our bed that we
escaped the fatal consequences of this imposition
These capsules undoubtedly contain crotou oil the most
powerful purgative in the matera medical or some other
highly acrid deetcrous oil Nor the oply ease;
young gentleman of acquaintance has been made
i'll by them. Another gentleman of our acquaintance
of the most distinguished of citizens was purged
to ainting by taking two of them equally dangerous
results occurred in fourth case the family of one OF
friends These enough to warn the public
from using them and the apothecares from selling them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

PORTLAND Me-, Friday Jan. 49, 1S52-The Legislature
of met the sth instant at Fredericton
and organized by the election Of MI Crane as Speaker
The Governor in his message urgently favors ad-
vance in various railroad projects and represents the
finances of the Province in favorable condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

E1opEMENr.-The Charleston Evening News of Tuesday
last has the following Miss Augusta K, about fifteen
wears Of age was sent the Sunday School yesterday
morning by mamma but instead of listening to the
good advice of the old lady she chose that of her lover
one Jacob c. whom she met on the way 1--WE suppose
by appointment and eoped with him to parson
body where they were married The old folks got out
warrant to recover recreant Miss from her
jacob but the officer arrived late with the document
they were man and wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

TIE FoRREsr DrvoRcE CAsE.-Ths tedious matter has
at length concluded and Mrs Forrest has trumphed
She has obtained verdict i'll her favor and has been al
lowed $4,000 per annum amony. This is triumph in
deed and one which the evidence OF the first ten or twelve
days of the would not have led any to anticipate
The character of much of Mr. Forests testimony has
however been made almost worthless and that Of Ann
Flowers entirely Her character literally torn to
shreds suppose that her evidence was entirely
thrown by the jury 1t is not improbable that Mr.
Forrest will appeal from the verdict.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

Bosros, Friday, Jan 16, 1s52-orders have been re-
ceived at the Charlestown Navy Yard to get out the fri
gate Cumberland with Dispatch She is destined for the
Mediterranean station.
The wooden block of buildings at the corner of Charles
ton and Cooper streets occupied seyeray by cabinet
makers carpenters marble makers and oyster saloons
were destroyed by fire this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

Far IN MACON. characterization houses and stores
destroyed the morning of the 18th by fire which
breke out in wooden building the corner of Second
and Cherry streets. The principal losers A. More
house. j. A Ralston Bartlett's Estate and Thos Hardi
man r The loss is estimated at thirty thousand dollars
but mostly covered by insurance Three ncendiary at
tennis were made the city the night of the 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS, 1852.

MARRIAGES DEArHs-We will hereafter publish the
simple of marriages and deaths free of
charge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

UNITED STATES SHIP ST.. MARYs-This splendid craft,
which is of six soops-o built few years since
models furnished by the different naval constructors
is probably the fastest saer to be found in the nayes
of the world. She built at the Washington Navy
yard from model furnished by Mr. David Porter She,
last summer sailed thousand miles, from Bevo the
residence the Fegee King, to Talcahuano in Chilli in
twenty-n days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

RETURN OF OLE BuLl--The renowned Scandinavian
vionist whose triumphant tour through the United States
in is yet fresh in the memory Of muscloving peo-
pe arrived at NewYork in the steamer Asi May not
expect hear the werd notes Of his magic bow in
mony with the wonderful warbngs of his Northern
sister, Jenny Lind Such would be "a combination and
form indeed.'' to eectrify and delight the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

SHOCKING TRaGEpy.-0n the 10th ultimo a man named
Samuel Scott residing in Ashe county, N c., near the
Virginia line, who had been confined in Jail lunatc
and only discharged few days before from his bed
about midnight armed himself with cutting knife and
fell upon his father and mother with whom he lived and
instantly killed them BOTH horribly managing both bodies
He then started off to the house of his brother informed
him of what he had Dome and cooly proposed to send
coroner. lie was Subsequently arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

MAp.ME ApoLpHE,--rhs celebrated dviner of things
past and events hidden in the future arrived in New
Orleans, and is receiving visitors at the wester,
yeranda sIrotel Madame A. has attained great reputa
ton in NewYork soston and Philadelphia and she is sale
to have astonhed the most profound by her revelations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

KossurHs MoTHER-The Constituencies Bla Bob
has letter from Pesth dated Dec 20, stating thai
the report which been circulation that the othe,
of Kossuth had deceased, entirely erroneous VIZ
also find the same statement in the Vienna papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

LOUISIANA USivERsIrY.-In consequence of the Lyceum
lectures of Professor aliddon taking place Friday
evenings, the lectures of Professor b II. Chiffon.
Geology in the Louisiana University will be delivered Oh
Wednesday evenings The lectures commences at seven
a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

IsHyKR,s NEw MoxTHLy.-J D. Steel, No. 90 Camp
street has sent the January number of Harpers New
Mothly Magazine It is richly stored with interesting
matter. including sketch of the early life of Benjamin
Franklin with numerous Illustrations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

GoLp MEpAL.-The Hon, Neal Dow, Mayor of Port
land and author of the Maine liquor law, is to be pre-
scented with gold medal at the grand temperance banquet
soon to come off in NewYorR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

THE EXEMPTION LAw.--The Wilmington Republic Esays
that petitions being circulated asking the Delaware
Legislature to repeal the law exempting portion of
debtors property from seizure and executions passed last
winter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28
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HgIGe s. Goodrich.

No. IL CHARITIES STREET Established thirty five yearso
IB Importers of WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY aad DIAMONDS
PLATED cAsToRS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WATERS, etc.
FINE GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS AND REyoLyRRs.
ROGERSs POCKET AND TIA BILE CUTLERY AND sr,ssops
LAMPS, CLOCKS AND VASES, GIRANDoLEs AND MANTEL
ORNAMENTS,
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LAcEs FRINGEs etc.
PAPER MACiIE WARE, and a large assortment of
. RICH FANCY GOODS,
Manufacturers Of SILVER TEA SETS FORKS AND SPOONS COB
lets, PITCHERS, etc. GA, smsp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

MONUMENT CoUST PuLAsKI,-The Commissioners of
the Greene and Pulaski Monument Lottery. by ar
during the past twelve years with the extern
sive lottery contractors and managers j. W. Maury &
Co. of Washington, and by the accumulation of interest
have succeeded in raising about $4,000. Seventeen
thousand dollars of this is to be appropriated to
monument to Count Pulaski to be erected in Chippewa
square, in the city of Savannah The remainder with flu
ure accommodations will be applied either to the improve
ment of the monument to General Greene in johnson
square, to the erection of in its place The
stones OF both these laid the
in johnson the other in Chippewa square the 2st
March, 1926 by Gen Lafayette who then on visit
to Savannah,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

| WORTHY OF NoTE.-At the Franklin BANQUET at New
York. on the 10th inst Mr. Bgelow of the NewYork Eve
ming Post said that he had had the honor of being for
three Inspector Of State Prisons in NewYork and
among all the prisoners confined there every order of mo-
chancs was represented except printers There was
thing in that fact which merited their consideration Mr.
concluded by proposing the memory and honor of TIM.
calling which is unrepresented in the State prison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

ELECTION PosrslAsTEns.-Judge Allen of Massachu-
sets introduced resolution into the House of Re-
representatives. directing the Committee the Judiciary
report amendment to the Constitution, by which
Congress empowered to authorize the election
Deputy Post-masters by the qualified voters of the
spectiye localities in which Post-oices situated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

We indebted to the H on b. +. Stockton for cop
of his speech on the subject of fogging in the navy
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DAILY CIR ESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL. OF THE SECOND MuNIoIPALT

:
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE no. % sT. CHARLES STREET,
Will snbscbers this city and Lafayette at
early hour Sunday excepsd for s IN advance
payable oce, week. payable hs carriees
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
From this date the following charges Of
ten lines in pearl will BE- invariably adhered to, viz;
all 81 90
Every subsequent
Advertisements charged earh day.
liberal discount viii be nde with those who advertise by the
for shorter time. VI 49, s. Ii
All marked will published mouth and charged
accordingly Y ~. - J.
The Cesns has strong claims advertisers a medium q com
public lis circulation, which large when
proprietor has been steadily
rapidly the through the dull
her
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The FoElo,Ut,.g Goods selling on

CHEAP FOR CASH!
BOYS, AND cIII.DREN,s cLpTHNa
Boys Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks
:. :. Polkus;
Gray Cloth Jackets;
..s French and Scotch Tweed Jackets;
:. Black and Blue Cloth Clonks 4a4."
>. y Beaver, Pilot Cadet md Blanket 0verccats'
Childrens Bladk Fancy Coored Cloth Suits :.
:. Blue, and Olive Polka Jackets;
:. Cloth Tweed Togn and Sack Goats;
-. Black Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Black anil Fancy Colored Cashmere Pantal0ohs;
:. Black and Coloied Silk and Satin Vests;
:, White COored Marseiles
~ GLOVES. NF
Black White nd Colored Kid Gloves;
Black and White Silk
Cashmere, Meno anil ale Thread Cloves
Fine nnd Heavy Buck Gloves, Different szes;.
SUSPENDERS, of various kinds.
SILK AND SATIN CRAvATS:
Black aid Fancy Silk md Satin Crayats;
Blnck Italian Gravsts from 80 to ~ inches;
Linen Sill Handkerchief
White and Colored Bo,dered IIandkerehiefs;
Best Sptalfs India Bandana and Pongee silk Handkerchief
Es- TRUNKS, vALIsES CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS INDIA RUBBER GOODS every description, etc.
" ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEpyATION IL
jus 2p ALFRED MuNROE 4 CO.. 81 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

Fon C.LrFosNn Fifty emigrants from Cherokee Ga,
their way to California passed through Augusta
the 2t is said that hundred engrants will leave
that State for California in the course of the next two
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

NAvL.-The U. s. soop-of-war Decatur arrived at Pen
sacola on the 10th, from Il cruise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

nRUGS AND CHEMICALS subscribers
offer by the package; GUM ARABIC, ASAFETIDA MYRgH
gun RiNo RiuBARB, powdered and root. IALAP SUGAR OF
NET AND GENIiAN ROOT, EPSON AND ROCHELLE SALTS,
CAPE AIDES, FLOUR AND ROLL SULPHUR, CREAM TARTAR.
BA1SAI COPAIBA, CAAlPHOR IPECACUANHA, SALTPETRF
FLOR. BENzGN SICILY LQuoRICE SAL SODA, SUPER CARR
SODA, QJININE MORPHINE, STRYCININE, ATRNE NAN
TONNE SPlS; NITRE AQUA AMMONIA BLUE MASS, Gallo
MEL. PoNDRRED CANfHARIDES,C ifLOROFORM IODIN KRE
oSoIE AiERcuRIAL OINTMENT; AGEIlc Gallo PRtsslC
POWDERS: IoDlDE OF ARSENIC LEAD AND MERCURY Pr
CLIP FERRoCYAN, LACTATE SOLUBLE ATE OF IRON Ci
TRATE OF IRON AND QJININE, ESSENTIAL OILS
pure, OTTO OF ROSES DRUGS and
l.. j. HART Co. "a Trhoun;tnulas strsa -