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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ST LOUIS Gilman, Baton Rougc Gidis N o; Rogers
Boston John Andrews Miss Andrews Herbert
,ure Miss Herbert John Ingn and lady Mr.. Herbert
james CLARK. KY; John Gray Stroter
a; Parkhns and LADY, VI Buff Miss Dart,
lhoh's, i j Thomas GA ID Heron, Coast; NJ Pelm,
CITY, NJ Myers Stanteu w NJ Weillnp w Stevens
~ Inkm !, II Fright Fla Feeke Mas Fleeker
lAi L r Scott and servant r r Beasey, R Camp
NERANpA. VIM Manner, Phil JCroom Ala; d Beatty n C
Ars Robinson La Miss CALDWELL Pstteson Miss WIN & Hale
w W tite, Indy, child
Houston; George Gioekmeye W itch, Harbour
Kentucky - " - ' - ~
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Sherbun, La h j Mitchell Texas W
Gillespie Enpsrs Walker, Miss; Briggs Renien r
Mgf ndden Ark Bryan Bryan, Texas; Smith
T Briggs, Y; W ID Wilson, Tenn. ~
W Templeton, Smith Eggieson o; II
Faeier Ohio; Tsamy, Capt Dayton Roieers Michigan
towers Iesasi baptise Penaerai jackson, Pitsurg
COMMERCE. Al VIM w Race Ky; Saunder F CurdeT
= Louis Benz Merritt James il Rogers Boston; Flowers VI
1ssi n sSTner Thomas stoekown sponey, Thomas
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INTERNATIONAL MAeAzNE.-J. C. Morgan, Exchange
Place has sent the January number of the Interna-
tional Magazine 1t contains very fine full length
portrait of Kossuh series of engravngs representing the
ancient temples of Greece and great variety Of inter
esting reading matter.
J. B. Steel, 60 Camp street. has sent the following
late publications, just received by him:
SIXTEEN MONTHS GoLD DIGaINGs. by Daniel b.
Woods From cursory glance at this work we should
suppose that contains considerable of infor-
nation in regard to gold digging and many interesting
incidents.
LApY's VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, selected trans
lation from the German Of Ida Peifer by Mrs Percy
Sinnett. This is valuable and interesting work
The TuToRs WARD, novel by the author of 7" Way
faring Sketches.' q Use and Abuse,;'etc
AIMS OBSTACLES, romance by G. P. r.
ESQ
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more than thirty pieces of silver. He ought to
he satisfied with this, and he has all he wants.
We ask him now not to Plaquemine the wing
party; we ask him to give us consolidation
approved by the general sense Of citizens Of all
parties, which shall defraud no interests. and
make consolidation really worth something more
than mere electioneering plans. If we have not
this, good night to the prosperity of Newo Orleans
and the good fortune Of the Second Municipality
Good night to the whig party in Louisiana, and
all hail to .. P. Benjamin, the United States
Under the head of Consolidation in the Legis-
lature, the Delta has put forth a very extraor-
binary article, an article so extraordinary in
written. If Consolidation is to become matter
of personalities and insinuations, we shall have
some very plain facts to state to the public Mr.
Robb does not wish to spend twenty thousand
dollars for nothing. He is financier and knows
what he does with his money-particularly
when he has sworn to only $4,000 capital in
the city of NewOrleans In the mean time, we
simply submit for the consideration of the pub
lie, and to the members of the Legislature, the
following judicious remarks from our contem-
porary Of the NewOrleans Bee of Tuesday,
January Of:
at with foreknowledge of the
in store for the Legislature that urged the gentle
men engaged upon the framing of charter Of the city
of NewOleans to make public the result their eber
tons before laying before the Legislature We thought
them and think noo that if the charter had been submitted
the parties interested and had 'eceired public approval
ect Of tedious discussion ,coud hare been completely aroded
and By this time the question Of Consolidation ,poiM haue been
settled As the stands, different bills for the same
object have been presented in both Houses and it is
highly probable that neither will pass without much de-
bate, and many propositions to One Of the city
papers already hints there is something vrong some
where and promises singular details in short time
If Consolidation is to be delayed defeated by the
manuyres of rival members the friends of that
will hold to due share of responsibility, those who
declined taking the public the question when
ample time yet existed for perfecting all the necessary
details of the BILL;
The Senatorial election was over, when that
was written
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STEAMSHIP LNEs.-There numerous memorials be-
fore Congress for new steamships and from all parts
the country from Boston to NewOrleans One of the me-
MORALS asks for line to Venezuela a month 1t is
proposed to land just at Cape Hayten in St. Domingo
(l270 miles from NewYork) thence St. Johns Porto
Rico 20 miles thence to St Thomas 4O miles thence
to Santa Cruz (45o mles to Laguayra thence to Gu
racoa. Mr. schamberg, of Network is the petitioner
Norfolk Val wants line to Europe. California wants
lines to the Sandwich Islands and China But it is not
probable that the system under Government auspices
will be carried any further than it is NOV extended The
Vanderbilt line via San Juan to California is however
making strong push The Post-otfce and the Naval
Committees have most of these projects their charge
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CoNGREssoNAL-Mo,day Jan. 19-In the Senate, Mr.
Clark introduced resolution declaring against Kossu
doctrine of intervention and in favor of Washngtos
advice on the subject of foreign relations,
The resolution ordered to be printed.
The House spent the day in debating the subject of the
census printing,
Mr. Cngman offered resolution declaring it right
of the States to exclude slaves free negroes from their
limits.
Tuesday, jan 20.-The house is now debating the mode
of paying the Mexican indemnity
Nothing of interest TRANSFERRED in the Senate.
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MOBILE BAY FRozES.-The Mobile Register says, The
morning of the 10Th instant the water of Mobile Bay on
the Baldwin shore in front of Freemans and Towards
was frozen to the distance of two hundred yards from the
shore and the ice thick and firm that it would
sustain walking on it, and gentleman, having
rugged up pair of skates INDUCED that Hyperborean
sport for hours This information we received from
gentleman who witnessed this singular and unprece-
dented spectacle.
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DRAWING TIsHr Louis Napoleon has by this
time no doubt contaminated the threatened adjustment
of the Masonic Lodges in France places where
pcion and fear those ranking thorus of tyran see
lurking of the unextngushed sparks of freedom
Thus he will from extremity another till he
suspects every body's hand raised against him. creating
by ms own apprehensions the very danger that will
eventually consume him, Tyrants their own worst
enemies, and Louis Napoleon, in drawing the cords FOO
tight will thus strange himself in the moose that he has
tied for others Happy infauation for the masses of
kind,
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LETTER FROM MIR. CLAY.-The following letter MI
Clay to DR. Bostwick of NewYork shows that he himself
has little hope of his recovery
WASHINGTON january To- 1852.
My Dear Sri received your letter of the 18th inst
md although too weak to write myself in any comfort
cannot forbear through the pen friend expressing
my grateful Acknowledgements for the friendly senti-
ments contained in your letter
consider my condition highly critical 1t lisa cough
IF eighteen months duration proceeding from the
lower bronchial vessels it has reduced in strength
and flesh diminished my appetite and lessene my sleep
it must be arrested, it will terminate fatally think
the cough is somewhat diminished and have certainly
felt more comfortable within the last fortnight 1 beg
you to be assured again of my sincere thanks and pro-
found gratitude. With very high respect.
am your friend and OBJ dt serv't,
Or
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ms- AT A MEETING Of the Commanding Off

Gers Of the different Fire Companies of this city, held Hall of
Mississippi Company No. Two Friday evening" January the
following resolutions unanimously adopted
THAT WHERKAs The Alarm Bells totally inadequate
give general alarm OF Fire. the effect Of which activity
respective companies and
efficient desire
And whereas, large city
Alarm BELL exists 1t is the opinion Of the Commanding Of the
respective Fire Companies that ought provide
general Alarm Bell; '
Resped That the Commanding
Municipal authorities unite together
ut the foot Of Canal street.
Reso'psd That the resolution
Mayor asking his aid and cooperation in behalf of the
be signed BY the Chairman Secretary Of meeting
Resoiped That the proceedings Of this meeting published
Picayune Delta and Crescent for week
JAMES Nv L. A. DIFFENDERFFER Secretary
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THOSE BIC GuNs-The Charleston Courier of the 23d
says: Amongst marine intelligence this morning will
be found notice of the sailing the 10Th instant of the
schooner Ustalogs, Captain Perry from Richmond for
this port with guns and coal We presums the guns to
be the thirtytwo Founders the eight 1oinch
-four of which are to be secoast instead of siege
itzers and the four Sinch coumbads) all which are
mentioned in the ordnance report of Major H. Traper
to the Legislature which published in the Courier of
the 18th of last December
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Musie ann the lara,uu

FRENCH THEATRE-Tonight the opera of the Jewess
to be performed For spendor of pageantry and inter
est Of plot it is not surpassed by any modern opera
confessed besides to be of the best efforts of the
misunderstanding distinctive character in its
melodies than to be found in most of his and
leaving impressions which may readily be recalled Mr.
Tyssere the tenor. Is in full possession of his voice
having completely recovered from his ndisposition and
would advise all who DESTROYS of enjoying real
musical treat not to miss the opportunity being
Miss Charlotte Cushnian playing engagement in
Richmond.
Lola Monies is engaged at the Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia.
THE BLACK SwAN.'-Ths extraordinary vocalist saws
the Albany Knickerbocker gives her first this
city on Friday evening next During the past week she
series Of concerts at Buffalo Rochester and Utica
At the latter place the rush great that they had
suspend the sale of tickets in less than fifteen minutes
after the doors opened Her audiences composed
the most fashionable families in whose opinion she out
ranks Jenny Lind.
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CouGHIsG IN Public Administrators should not
annoy the whole audience by continual coughing when
they can be free from it in few minutes by the
Bryans Pumonic Waters, to be had of A. Kendall s. Co.
II Magazine street
We hope hear less coughing in future al the Churches
and Theatres-expense but two bits
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the Counsel and said appropriations shall be under the
elusive curo Of tie Board tho District for which they
are ads and each Board shall aleo have tho exclusive
mAfageuent Of the public Schools in its District and
shsll elect Superintendent and many prncip and
assistant teachers it may deem proper No member Of
the CounH ocer Of the Corporation shall be School
Director have seat in any Of the School boards.
Each board shall cause to be laid before the Council at
their hrs regular meeting on January, April July and
October report Of the condition of the SchoolA with
detailed satement Of the receipts and expenditures Of
money during the preceding quarter and such other In
formation may be Of public interest," and said report
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FROM SAN JuAs--The schooner Townsend Capt Jones
arrived here Tuesday evening from San Juan having
left there on the 9th instant She brings dispatches from
Commodore Parker to the Government at Washington
grand ball given to Com Parker thsnght of the h
by the citizens of San Juan The officers of the English
brig-of-war Express were present,
Business prospering and real estate rapidly ayanc-
Ing in price
Left III pertsehooneg BRACES aud schooner Two rfiais
eotA Tor This Fast,
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.NesU E'NIE and Winter Clothing.
SHERMAN s PIERsON,

Mol Magazine, Canal street.
EB by Georgia. Union Winfield Scott and other
arrivals we have received splendid stock of
NEW GOODS
expressly the Newoeans retail trade, and which,
MATERIAL workmanship STYLE will compare with any the market.
The stock consists, in part, olowsr
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Coats;
Black, Paetot Office Coats;
Sack Over CoHis;
:. >. :. Short Snesi
Drab, Brown and Olive Devonshire Sac Over Coats;
Draba
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Coats and Short Sacs
Drab Cas- Pnletot Sacks and Short Sacks;
Fancy Pe,ersham Turn Coats (two Coats in one)
Blue Engsh Over Cpss
PANTS.
Plain, Striped and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Black Doesku md Cloth
Gray Black andD ab Tweed
Blue and Black Sanet
Super Scotch CASHMERE
VESTS
Super Black VESTS;
Cashmere and Cloth VESTS
Embroidered
Figured Grrnadine tns~ style, ny fronts,
Fancy
Fancy Silk Cashmere -.
Drab Cashmere Tweed :.
Fancy Valencia, Alpac'fAnd Barahca VESTS;
Buff and White aarsies Vests Sources
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Black Cloth FRoCks;
Colored Cloth PALEToIS and Sacks
Fancy Tweed SACS PAI.EToTs;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere PANTS;
Steelmixed and Gray Lnine -.
Black CASHMERE 81.
Boys Linen Bosom SHIRTS and susPENpgRs
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock this line complete every suitable for gentle
mans wardrobe
Suer Armenian and Merno uNDERsEIRTS md ORA WERs:
White Flannel
Merino and Cotton HALF HOSE GLOVES; lenders;
White i.men Cambria Silk Pocket E.aSDKERCIIEFS;
Super Black ind Fancy Silk CRAyATS;
MONEY BELTS, COLLARS, PORTE MoNNAIEs etc.
tB The above Goods have been manufactured
vision, and In superior We respectfully attention
the public confident that low prices goods give
IL Goods freely shown. SHERMAN Il PERSON,
lA,ta1h altf No 1
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eouGH NAY BE CURED Ten MNurE,-Those who
are troubled with Coughs Cold oarsenes are assured
mat immediate relief can be obtained by the use of
Byans Pumonic Waters Their success has been unpre
'edented, and we can confidently recommend them To
be had of A. Kendall & Co., ~ Magazine street
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BonY fouSDs-The body of a Waterman, John Logan.
who was supposed to have been murdered in Savannah
has been found No marks Of violence discovered
and it supposed that he accidentally fell from the dock
into he river
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RESISTANCE JUDICIAL AurHoRrY.-The people of
Mills county Iowa. have rebelled against his Honor Judge
Sloan of the Sixth District and by interference
have prevented him from dschargng his judicial fuEc-
tions. Tho Judge is supposed to be Mormon The
affair happened December l. says the Gaena Advertiser
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RAILROAD MEErIsG.-The Noble Register says g There
was very respectable and intelligent gathering of on,
citizens at the Franklin Hail. Saturday night take into
consideration the subject of internal improvements in
this and the adjacent States and the meeting was very
impressvey and eoquently addressed by Mp Burwel Of
Virginia who is distinguished for his eerts in the cause
and who is on his return from the Railroad Con
yention in Neworeans of which he one of the most
prominent and influential members His views upon the
great advantages which must result transfer of the
great trade between the NORTHEAST and South Vest
from coast-wse to internal channels very striking
and felictous''
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A BEAR SroRY.-There a rumor in London. on the
I'd instant that Louis Napoleon had been shot at but it
was nothing but rumor Nevertheless the effect to
lepress the funds materiayust the thing the story
was probably designed to accomplish
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The Following Goods settling on

CHEAP FOR GA 3 IT!
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING:
Boys Black, Blue, Brown, md Olive Cloth Frocks;
Pokas
Gray Cloth Jackets
French and Scotch Tweed Jaelets;
Blnck and Blue Cloth Clocks;
Beaver, Pilot Cadet and Blanket Ovefcoats;
children's Black and Fancy Coored Cloth Suite
Blue, Brown and Olive Polka Jaokes;
Cloth and Tweed Toga and Sack Goats;
Black Fancy Coored Cashmere Pants;
Boys Black and Fancy Cplorcd Cashmere Pantaloons;
Blnek and Coofed silk and Satip Vests;
White and Colored Mnrseiles Vests.
GLOVES:
Black, White mud Coored Kid GoVes
, Black and White Silk
Cashmere, Merino md Isle Thread Gloves;
Fine and Heavy Buck Gloves, Different sizes;I
SUBSCRIBERS, Of various kinds.
SILK AND SATIN CRAyATS:
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats;
Black italian CIavats, o ~ inches;
Silk Handkerchief;
White and Colored Linen Bordered handkerchief;
Best Sptaeds India Bnndana Pongee Silk Hanke rchie
re- TRUNKS, yALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS RUBBER GOODS every description,
LN- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION IA
jas 2pn ALFRED MINRoE 4 CO., "a Magazine street
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Fon LIBERA.-The Liberia packet to sail from Sa-
vannah on the 23d with about hundred passengers
The Rev Eli Ball who has for time past acted az
agent for the Foreign Board of Missions the Southern
Baptist Convention, is among the passengers
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FROM BARRArARA.-A fleet of boats arrived yesterday
from the oyster headquarters bringing several regiments
OF natives. They to be found at the Holbrook Sa-
loon and are just what they should Define specimens of
Barratara feed; indeed. have fatter this
season
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THE FIRE IN AuGusrA.-By the recent fire at Augusta
Ca Messrs Cashn Stuart lost $50 bales of hay which
they had in their warehouse and Messrs Holman & Co
lost abou $4,000 worth of cockery in crates Partially
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PEpEsrRIANIsM.-Aiss Gushman. the pedestrian who
some time since operated at the Lake end the Shell
Road walking sundry miles in sndry hours for sundry
imaginary wagers is now walking in the Amphheare at
Mobile. Van Orden must be hard up for attractions
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suoGEsuos.-The Houston (Texas) Telegraph suggests
that while the Legislature of that State engaged in
forming plans to extend Railroads through the State
applies small portion of the surplus fund to remove the
bars of some of the harbors and at the month. of
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AccipENrs FROM FREAHMs-Two serious accidents from
the careless use of firearms of which it is thought
VII prove fatal occurred In Savannah the 22d One
" the igNs"d parties Is Mr. te Gsees psGi,.et maker
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DEsrRrcrirr FRE.-A fire occurred in Petersburgh
Virginia. the 10th instant which DESTROYED several
buildings including the Office of the petersburgh Intel
geneer.
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ExAMISEp.-Samuel w Morgan, the defaultng teller OF
the Petersburg (Va Bank has been examined and held
to bail in the sum of $60OO for trial
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M GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
AT meetng Of the NJ W. Grand Lodge Of the Snte
isiana held january 20 1852, the following brethren
elected officers for the ensuing Masonic year
of the moth md year. duly installed their respective
81; = yrs ~
H. r. W. HILL, M. W. Grand Master.
r. +. MCGUIRE, R. W. Deputy Grand Master.
W. 1. KNOX, R. W. Senior Grand Warden.
$. M. HART, r. w. Junior Grand Warden
CHAS. W. W1TTALI, W. Grand Chaplain.
5. HERMAN, w. Grand Treasurer.
EDWARD BARNETT, w. Grand Secretary.
JAMES CLARK W. Senior Grand Deacon.
z. FERRY, w Junior Grand Deacon. .. ...
9. w. RACE w. Grand Marshal.
II. W. LONG, W. Grand Sword Bearer. o.
sAML O. SCRuGGS. W. Grand Pursuivani.
l.. A. GUNST,
+. H. KNAPP, u,
7. r. BRADY,
J. GALE, Grand Tyler jan21 81
rder: EDWARD BARNETT GRIND Secretary
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nied.

On Sunday january LEWIS EDWARDS, only child George and
MARY Ann Acheson Of this city, aged weeks. es5e
~ 81. Louis papers please copy. es
On Tuesday morning, january ~ ELIZABETH FLOOD
sert Of L. A Kirk, " y -
" NswYork papers please copy.
On Monday January 49, Bay St. Louis ELEANOR c. DEVICES
30 Of the Hon. s. Dewee Representative the
parish Of Jefferson.
On Tuesday evening" January 81 EMILE ALEXANDER c. GOMEZ
only child of Eusebo j. and Sarah Jane Gomez aged months
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LETTERS To CALFoRNrA.-The Alta California states
that 10000 letters were received at that place by the
mail from the Atlantic States.
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SSXSsz CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No. 4 s. OF t.
Ms Members of this Division ARE particularly
requested to attend the meeting be held THIS EVENING
~hAsaasr for the transaction of important business.
unlq II n p
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s52M JAMES RoBB the President of the Gas Light Company
having generouy placed disposal TWO THOUSAND
REIS OF COKE FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE NEEDY AND
POOR OF THIS CITY, those persons
distressed circumstances requested application
my Office between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and
jan1I A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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From this following charges
ten lines in pearl, will be invariably adhered - Wis -
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Every eubseauent nsertion 30
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All not marked will be published month md charged
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The has strong advertisers medium of
muncaon with the public Its circulation which was large when
the hands proprietor has been steadily
rapidly increase through The dull ason iustcoed
October l5 1851,
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