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SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETlNG.-A Southern Rights meet
ing held at Mobile Saturday evening last re.
solution in favor of the principles and action of the late
Convention at Montgomery was adopted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

GuANo-Large quantities Of guano arriving in the
United States Upwards of $4,000 worth has arrived at
seaford Dell within short time the of the farmers
in that vicinity.
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FROM CHnL-Later advices from Chill state that tn,
instruction had been entirely queed and that the
try was now comparatively quiet
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To Rent.

In Lafayette Pytenis, the Of Jackson
COTTAGE DWELLING, containing rooms kitchen and
vants fine brick ciste and large handsomely
shmbbery Possession Immediately EXCEEDING
Apply at A5 office ssonl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

NEW STEAMERs,-Two steamers. of $500 tons each
are to be built Simpson for Yanderbts Nicaragua
line
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DEATH OF PRoFEssoR.-Dr Davis. President of la
milton College. NewYork in the s1st year Of his age
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died I.

At Baltimore the 18th of March, suddenly Dr. JAS LEVEN,
in the 3 Of his formerly resident Of this city whore he has
left relatives friends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

MONUMENT TO JEFFERsoN.-A bill has been reported in
the Virginia Legislature making appropriation for ihe
erection of monument to the memory of Thomas Jer-
son at the University of Virginia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

INTERESTING FROM FRAScE,-A special despatch. COM
municated exclusively for the Baltimore SUM- and dated
on the sd ult,, contains the following information
The mprudent conduct of Louis Napoleon is acoeers-
ting the of in France 1t cannot be much
longer deferred He utterly insensble to the pos
sibty that there is any limit to the arbitrary
power Yet his DEGREES against the press as they have
become public have aroused spirit Of revolt which
already led demonstration among the students the
College of Louis lie Grand troops having been actually
called In for its suppression Many of the scholars
been arrested and others dismissed
grave discussion has taken place between Gen. de St
Arnaud Minister Of War; and the President in which the
former has sought the appointment of Governor of Algeria
but at the time wishes to retain his office Minister
Of War Thus the control of Algeria and the army in
Is unlimited that the President has been obliged to
rather than risk quarrel with Arnaud.
An order has been sent to the French Envoy in Swzcr
land, requiring him to demand prohibition against
admission of French refugees into that Republic and The
suppression of French democratic journal published
therein.
An insurrectionary movement in Rome has been re-
Gently suppressed with difficulty by the army.
NJ. Dupn, ex-President of the Senate and NJ Berry
under guard in their respective houses Bocher has
been conducted to Vincennes and is there confined with
nee, Zermann. Lefontaine de la Nois, etc.
The Emperor of Russia has by NJ Strasono sent the
President sharp against the proposed
cree OF Louis Napoleon for surmounting the flagstaff with
the eagles Of the Empire d
The discontents amongst the French soldiers is ncreas
ing daily, notwithstanding the of the garrison of
Paris are allowed unusual pay and rations with brandy
20 segars Ct discretion and the privilege of introducing
"'Apaes piohque TO their own apartments n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

IHE Old THIRrEEs-The Legislature of New Jersey has
appointed delegates to the Convention to held Phil
aaephia on the 18th of July next with reference to
msnts In independence Square This makes the fomi
OF nun State, VIZ Georgia Delaware, Pennsylvania,
New'efsey and we think another. Maryland and Viz
gina have not yet acted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

Grace GREENWOOD it is rumorea will accompany Miss
Cshman on her return to England with the view pre-
pairing herself for the stage under her direction Her
attempt will be made in the English provinces and
successful. will submit to the ordeal of Metropolitan al,-
dipncr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

foREGN Goops CANApA.-Boston seems to be COM
ing in for profitable share of the business of importing
foreign goods for Canada The packet ship Staorshire
which arrived there resenty from Liverpool had cargo
valued at $4,000 one-fourh which was on Canadian
account
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

The CUBAN TRiALs.-John W. Harrison and Paul VIII
hanson two of the returned Cuban prisoners have been
detained in NewYor appear witnesses the case of
O'Sullivan and others
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We are indebted to the officers Of the steamship Fanny
for Galveston paper and to those Of the steamer Charles
Hammond for river favors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

MM1LE PARoDI-The agent of this talented artist
ceived letter by the Empire City from Havana inform
ing him that the desire to hear her great in that
city that she would give several concerts and would
not probably reach NewOreans until about the 18th
1atI, ~ Anvil & , 0
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BENEFIT Mr.. BAss-We perceive that the benefit of
Mr. Bass at Pacdes Varieties which postponed some
time SINCE il to take place Wednesday Tomorrow
evening Mr. is deserving of substantial token Of the
esteem of playgoers and doubt not that he will
4 o tSp -O I. q.0= 4
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Mr. CLAY-s Ion Of the Baltimore Sun. writing from
washington on the 18th says ME- Clay is not as well
to-day as he days ago. and the prospect Of mis-
reaching the Senate chamber rather further off than then
Some Of his friends have recommended that he try the
water cure and he himself contemplates making the ex'
ueriIrent ), - u " -
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The SWISS BELL RisGERs-Thsse favorite artists are
now performing with considerable success in Mobile
They will arrive here in few days and understand
that Harry Whitbeck has engaged them appear at the
Hippodrome on St. Charles street. 2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

CoNcEar-1ne Heron Faaily.At the earnest request OF
A. large number Of citizens in the Third Municipality. the
Heron Family will give concert in the Hall Of the United
States Hotel Third Municipality, on Wednesday evening
next. The entertainment will be Of a miscellaneous
character comprising Irish comcaites. etc. etc. and
will be highly amusing Wedoubt not that they will draw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

DuBurE's ADAM AND EvE.-These splendid Paintings
will Ne ain on exhibition one week at Municipal
Hall We refer our readers to the advertisement by
which they will perceive the price Of admission is reduced
to q thereby enabling every to behold two of the
finest paintings ever exhibited in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

YOUTHFUL DErRAvIrY--On the 18th inst five youths,
the eldest Of them but twenty years Of age tried
NewYork on several charges Of burglary Four of them
were convicted and sent to the State Prison One of
them sentenced to four years and nine months at
which he pretended to be very much astonsed and
deavored to make the Court believe he was only in his
fifteenth year in order be the House of Refuge
The Judge would not be convinced. however and the
young hopeful was booked for Sing Sing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

CENTRAL ONO RAaoADThe Wheeling states that
Central Ohio Railroad will be advertised this contract as
. Cambridge
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u ~."sa's'"t'.-@ Y

A. KENDALL & CO., ~ Magazine street,
w Have full the approved popular
the wholesale
PEPSS THE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA; BRYAN'S PULMONIC
WATERS, FOR COUGHS; THE MUSTANG LININENT; ELEC-
TRLCAL EEBRIFuGE, FOR FEVERs; KENDALL'S CHOLERA
SYRUP, FOR DIARRHFA, etc, together with COMPLETE
soRTMENT OF GENUINE REMEDIES FOR THE VARIOUS
DISEASES OF THE CLIMATE.
n Physician always attendance. Advice gratis. fed Qpf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

Ts- DR.. J. LAWRENCE SMITH will deliver his
FIFTH LECTURE LYCEuM HALL THIS EVENING, half
past O'clock PERE how operates
producing Twilight and sustaining Animal and Vegetable Life. This
Lecture will conclude with description FoUCAULTS PENDULUM
EXPERIMENT, Demonstrating the Revolution OF the Earth
axis, mh23
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Fancy Furniture 1V'NrehOAse.
P MALLARD & co.


81 ROYAL STREET,
B Importers French Furniture, Looking China Ware,
have received per ships Maid Of Orleans and Chesapeake
from EIavre. the latest style of
ROSEWOOD and ANY ARMORS with LOOKING GLASSES,
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADS, CANoPIES, IRON BEDS, etc.; SIDEBOARDS,
ETAGERS Covered and Open WASH STANDS,
GENTLEMEN'S SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE,
CARD, PIER and NIGHT TABLES LADIES'
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, CHILL
DENIS CHAIRS, PARLOR
SETS, always on hand,
made to order.
china Ware
SEvRES CHINA PORCELAIN
NER and TEA SETS, from Five to Two Hundred
Pieces; PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
CLASSES etc.
UphOIstery.
large OF LAMPAS, BROCA1EILE md DAMASK for
CURTAINS, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, FURNITURE
CHINTz, CURTAIN LOOPS, GIMP, CORD TAS-
Sells, CORNICES, CURTAIN PINS, etc; French
and American WINDOW BLINDS, Chinese
BLINDS BUFF HOLLAND, etc.
MattingS
have always quality of Al WHITE RED,
put shortest notice. FURNITURE Of all
kinda Cleaned Vanished and taken o storage.
Notice..
will Europe the 18th Of April next all
England Furniture Carsng Looking Glasses
Ware Cutlery, be handed in previous that date
nh92 et2dp P. MALLARD Il CO., 81 Royal street.
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Cas'peting at Reduced Prices for
Cash.

H large assortment Of Velvet and Brussels Tapestry phys
Brussels, ngrans Venetian, Rugs,
Mating Floor Oil Cloth, rolls White Coored
Also Floor Oil Cloth wide
patterns Window Shades Hair Clott the
mi23 lw A. BROUSSEAU Il CO.. % Chartres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

Loss OF THE BRITISH BARK JOHN BELL.-The Charleston
Mercury of the 18th says The British bark John Bell
bound from Liverpool to Savannah with cargo of salt
was spoken on the 9th instant by the British bark
merce off the Bar and leaking badly that the
officers of the John Bell thought it best to abandon her
for the safety of the officers and the leak gaining
them rapidly, notwithstanding every effort made to
keep it down. She doubt sunk soon after she was
abandoned The officers and crew up to the city
from the bark Commerce early yesterday morning in
pilot Roat No .l-... "........ a..
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YOUNG s. CO.,
WUfCh.1nNkeTS. ETC..

W NtCFsNtWssE7o ., BtCs,
No. Camp street,
az Have cnttany hand manufactured expressly
complete OF fine WATCHES
lemen fully warranted complete JEWELY Gold
PENS, Gold Silver Steel sPECTACES, PLATED WARE e,7
We would respectfully call aseution the shove also sock
SILVER WARE which unsurpassed for workmanship "
and tho whole of which offer at moderate prices
EB Particular attention always givan to repairing all
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. rs 2p6ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

Making a total of,................ f63,95l
which has to be contrased with estimate of 900
at the gold fields and the roads and this leaving out
consideration all the gold above ground and still to be
brought forward shows how very far within the
absolute yield
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23
ICe-lCe--ICe.

J . 5 7 A F F 0 r D & c O.,
tS Having larger supply Of ICE than any trade offer L,
pack good order surpassed by one deliver or
any part the city, Of ICE % pas kaye, pro-
portion We determined 10 compete with the
nh?2 No. NEW LEVEE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

LATE FROM THE CAPE Coon noPE-Boston March
l2-The bark Springbok arrived here this morning with
Cape of Good Hope dates to the 18th January nearly
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THE NEwHAMpsHIRE ELEcTIoN-The success of the
democratic party in the recent election in NewHampshre
is claimed by the Boston Post and other Eastern Union
papers victory of the Union and the great Compromise
measures the ground that the wings coalesced with
the aboonsts in order to the election of abo-
on u s Senator We not prepared to say that this
statement of the is entirely correct but if it
can not but rejoice in the of the democracy
When similar coalition between the democrats and abo-
onists to elect abolition Senator took place in Mas
sachusetts the principle loudly denounced by the
wing press generally corrupt the extreme and tend
ing to subvert the AIMS and wishes of the patriotic major
ty The arguments apply with equal force to this
case but it is claimed and thrust for their honor with
truth that the did not receive the sanction
encouragement of the leading wings Of the State Those
who did join in it deserve the and contempt Of all
love of tha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

a!ste TRtne ~ tlts.sA hitter ffGT, saba sass Tbs
SLAVE tfaae ntE prosecuted With 50 mitch Ts6f tst
the Governor General has suspended the Governor of
Matanzas General Pavia from the exercise of his func-
tons The extreme laxty of the penal law promulgated
in this island BY General oDonnel time in the year
1S5 by which slave trading thenceforth pronounced
piracy, has not had much effect the traders because
at the time the law in question established the trade
was its height under the notorious protection of Gen
O'Donnel z..-..
The slave trade continued to flourish under the admin
istraton of General Roncali and the Count of Acoy
The penal law here to have been studied to
afford every advantage to the slave traders 1t is
pressly stipulated that be they OF whatever class
they may just from the coast of Africa otherwise
safely placed an estate canne be nterfered with
molested in any way whatever" The moment the SLAYER
makes her appearance at the given place the coast
preparations made convey negroes instantly to
the estate upon safely reaching which they
without the pale of and therefore be seized
by the authorities So it has been with reference to the
Morana.
The influence of the slave traders from their great
wealth. is such that they obtain whatever they please
from the home government and it would strange to say
be almost impossible for the Captain General even to at
tempt to bring these guilty parties to punishment
.nne the 10 ,ae contrary yen IN the
Gosernment far outnumbering that Of the whites has
always been source of fear to the native whites ana they
have endeavored by every means In their power TO put
an end to fresh iportatons negroes from the Coast of
Africa The recent enormous mporations introduced by
company Of Galatians at Matanzas ana py othefs' OF
Havana have caused considerable indignation amongst
the enlighted Creole population who oresee
later the danger which may accrue from the cupidy Of
these Catalan Spaniars whose only end being gain
not for the future prosperity of Cuba.
Gen Paya Governor of Matanzas. has not only been
suspended by the Captain General but commission
been issued inquire into his conduct in reference to this
transaction
Gen Concha has issued the stringent orders for
the prevention of the traffic. in fucnt of the treaties
with Great Britain. He does everything in his power to
walk in the paths Of honesty and does but it
quito impossible for him to induce the subatern officers
to follow similar
Pava laughs with at the threats of his dismissal
by Gen Concha.
Intelligence has been received that $40 Royal
groe safely landed from another brig at Sierra Mo-
rena the 22d inst.
Avesse under Spanish colors landed cargo almost in
sight of the Moro Castle at the Chorrera the
23d inst
Nearly all the principal functonares at Trinidad have
been suspended from their empoyments Some have
rived at Havana and been confined in the castle of Prin
cpe for scandalous connvance with the slave traders in
that district where several sembarkations been
effected during the last three months.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23


The here has fallen ten inches during the last "a
hours The following steamboats, have passed here dur
ing the last hours, bound for NewOrleans The ANA
ranth Cincinnatus Glendy Burke, Chancellor, and the
General Scott and the following have passed up the
river the Indiana, Bella Donna, and the NewOrleans
Cotton steady at previous rates Midding and good
Midding TIC. . tb. Provisions advancing Other
articles unchanged The quantity cotton shipped from
this port during the to date is 100000 bales
The steamboat Emperor is aground at Mills Point.
Mr.. NJ. Schabel, citizen of this place shot d
day or two since by named Ward. Mr. Schabe
leaves family to mourn his loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23
From Texas.

By the arrival last evening of the steamship Meteor
we have received Galveston papers the 10th inst
recent arrival at Galveston from the Brazos brought
intelligence of rise in that river and fears enter
tanned of an overflow.
Taylor White of the heaviest stocgrowers in the
State died in Liberty county, short time since Forty
thousand dollars in specie was found in his safe
Mr. D. D. Culp who died in this city on the 18th, and
whose body taken to Galveston for interment,
buried with masonic honors, on the 18th.
Gen. Memucan Hurt is out with letter, explanatory
of his position with regard to Texan affairs.
FROM PERu.-Late advces from Peru represent the
country quiet
Generals San Roman and yvanso the late revolution
ist leaders have absconded.
The new administration is represented favorable to
peace and the progress.
change in the ministry is announced at Bolivia and
much dissatisfaction prevailed in the north.
Much trouble is anticipated Ecuador growing out
the withdrawal of the Spanish Minister
General Flores in Peru.
THE BosroN NEeRo STEALERs-In speaking of the four
Boston negroes who recently convicted of an
tempt to steal negro at Galveston, and sold into
slavery, the NewYork Journal of Commerce says:
I'VE sorry for these negroes and hope that the abo-
tonsts Will make up purse and redeem them e.. if
they have got through with paying the 20Oo0 bail bonds
of their beloved brother Chaplin. who was captured
while engaged in similar operation the State of Mary
land They are not likely to apply their money to any
better The Vigilance Committee of this city
boast of having helped off $50 200 during the
year ending May last and doubtless their operations still
continue While such is the fact nothing but severity
can be expected towards those who caught in the
act.h
LATER FROM SIDNEY.-The most eXtrayagant accounts
of the discovery of gold continue received from Sid
ney The Argus of December 9TH says
The escort from Mount Alexander brought into town
yesterday less than 1042S of gold and it is
stated that something like 5000 to be
left behind account of the conveyance provided being
unable to bring it in the present state of the roads The
escort from Baarat brought in 800 and left 1877
ounces in Geelong
In addition to the of gold to the value f12O
600 actually held by the banks here and in Geeong.
estimated the amount in the hands of private individuals
in the two towns at 100000 and that in the hands
dggers and others at the gold fields and the road
wards town, at f51.O0O.
The amount really brought in by escort last week
64S2 from Mount Alexander; PHI from Balarant
and 6l9 ounces to Geeongmakng total of 92l2 ounces
The yield passing through the alone for weeks
therefore, is as follows estimated at E3 per ounce:
92l2 ounces arrived last week. ....... EFT 1886
L, LOG i" yesterday -. ........ 36,31S
Making a total of,................. f63954
which has to be conrased with our estimate Of
at the gold fields and the roads, and this leaving out
consideration all the gold above ground and still to be
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Kossuth in Jackson, Miss.


Kossuth arrived here this afternoon in the from
ycksburg visit to Governor Foote part of his suite
accompanying him.
VIcKsBURG. March %
The steamboat Buena Vista passed here at noon, the
Columbus at p NJ and the Persia at P NJ bound for
New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-23

An OUTRAGEOUS swiSDLn.-An individual, under the
assumed name of Green in Philadelphia last week stated
that he the authorized special agent of the Posoce
Department to put the new mail service between New
York and Neworleans into operation that the Post
master General had empowered him to appoint route
agents, to accompany the mails at salary of $500
year each, and reasonable expenses paid Five young
men. who applied to him for situations thus ap
pointed on their paying him twenty-five dollars piece,
under his instructions reported themselves the de-
partment for duty They there learned that miserable
imposition had been Gractsed upon them One of the
agents stated that in view his new duties he had
out all his furniture given up his house and experienced
other inconvenience,
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THE NEW ORLEANS ADAlbY .vREs SCENT
win, r.solssiy served 4 subscribers il s Ayett.
ssyD ~ = ss osos d Is cents week
v - ~ III; M, IL. lolovux rates d esrzss pc rsenare Of
" llnss in pearl WI Be nsarahs 70 Al oo
Essry sasssqasn. So
% ai os Who ssvsa BY
isr ahos.sr time
AL sssssa;ssy NV
~ IN pusie s circulation which was large hsr
On IL nsass even through Tie
SOsssosr y, ISL. ..--- =
- 80, .x-,.-,r a. 80,
- ==== -
- Mn JouN LYNCH has heen apponted
a. q. c.csn, nm ,h ,o,. he,e.n Canal and ST. Loo
s,r,c,. The River and Swamp the place Beghmn and
only authorized deliver the 10 our Or
collect the subscription rom those who aks y y he
6Aeouou ksetu1As' ~
*roiiA siS nk"ts' NY 1As'ss'
ably elected. t3s
The vote for Treasurer was not 80 1ull as thai
fo,. Moyov ri war not counted in most of the
- 4. a.. = .,Iov NO IN rive Il in tb;s
WaHuo =. s - ~ - = p
r. tha First Precinct Garland had 1916
1os for D,noon Tn tbe Soc
rra o1e AGAINST 1911 for Duncan. In the third
r-I. aI,.ad Iofaro++e GARLAND laf
As !" 80
Juneau oo Noees.
- .-7--5, -,
Mr. CLAr-@ lon q me baitilnore sun; wri'ns IRON
Washington the 18th. says MT Clay is not as wei
today as he WAS some DAYS ago and the prospect hi
~ sa,.+ b.nber s,,rtber ofy than then
reacnins ~ t,st 10 Nv tbe
water cure and he himself contemplates making the
. ,,ar,,no,t ]. ~ f0fa 5& NJ
-
We are ndeted to the officers Of the steamship Fanny
os,...., ,,.,,r d = t,,ose Of the steamer Charles
y. ~ ualsss.on pAfs i ~. q
Hammond for river favors- ~
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