New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

Saxon 264s P. Dalnau. 1853: New Latona 1914 Gre
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MEYERs UNIyERsuaI We have received No. of Never,
Universum, most magnificent pictorial The illustra
lions are from the ablest artists and the subjects fines
in the world The description Mount Vernon the resi-
dence of Washington will not however be appreciated
Southern peoplethat is, they will appreciate th
benefit Of the fling at slavery which contained therein
Mr. Meyer cannot insert anything congenial tn
feelings Of the Southern people, he had better publish hi
Universum exclusively for Northern latitudes
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FROM THE GREAT Unknown No 0--LIFg AND SERVICES
OF GEN PiERGE. An infnitesmally small volume o
twelve pages and about one-half inch by and quar-
ter there is enough Of it present the who'll
life and services of Gen Franklin Pierce The conclu
sions FMS, November 9 1859 sis very suggestive W.
are particularly happy learn that Franklin Pierce
the son Of his father
MISUNDERSTANDING the many neatly decorated place
in st Charles street, noticed Tatteraas Exchange
Boston warm hearted adnirer of the great de
parted statesman.
The Enchanted Palace, at Armory Hall, with tht
great NeroHancer and Fentriloqust Fakr of Siya
az the presiding genius gave satisfaction
flowing auditory His feats of ddbe truly wonderful
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uu 'e io''i eie ges' aspect. ne performs tonight
sioh AND fis hlee was TO De II
ana according 10 the press OF tha
tise siea.ese eHissed IN fegaro 70 III
coming He is creating perfect Juror along the river
and his arrival here will be important event In circus
annals He will be in Carrollton week from next satur
day.
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Az ',ie circus To- n'ght
that the profession has yet afforded The proprietors
the Floating Palace have engaged him at great
expressly for but bilious attack consequent
upon mprudent to the and dew the day
Of his arrival has prevented his appearance Tonight
him permission to ride.
JIMMY REYNOLDS too. who numbers bis friends nv 10.
vions makes bs frat annearance At tho palace 10 I.
lee brilliant star for two DAYS inisnosad again taes
mn the yanntlet and enters the lists to.nicbt
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cess with hs nov, ,ay II; pnfrao N rhs patar,,r,
IVA IN nress comics ,or, FROM, tho puoo
highly complimentary to Mr. and endorses every wore
4 of IL We expect Mr. Neaie will pay an engagement NJ
/ the At Charles This winter
Pa,rrrRs, Frsr,yAIThe ,nembers of the Jo,,rnevme,
Printers, Union of PHILADELPHIA celebrated their secon
n IL nv q
| suinptuous entertainment.
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been named nv Gov HINT of Newyork nc n dau ot
THANKSGIVING and PRAYER
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TIE VAspALIA-rhe dismantiing of this sloopof war,
preparatory to being taken into dock is progressing at
The Philadelphia Navy Yard She will probably be COM
pletely but recently returned from
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Commodore salter, late commander of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard is about to be presented with silver pitcher
by the mechanics employed in the yard testimonial
and cost sl5o
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TElEeRApHIc HoAx.-A Washington correspondent Of
the Baitmore Sun says that the story telegraphed from
organization of two or three Thousand In New
York for the immediate invasion of Cuba is pure nyen
ton
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PIRATES IN THE CHINA SEA-The ship Celestial of New
York while on her passage from Canton to Liverpool
attacked by fleet of nine piratica iunks the
hut breeze sprngpr up enabled her to Glen,
Of them Some of the unks mounted sixteen guns and
had from forty to fifty on board.
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AMGRIcAN sHrs-Messrs Train Co., of Boston, have
recently sold the fayorite ships Anglo
can and Washington Irving and bath have since
fitted for Australia The Washington Irving has sailed
and the Anglo-Ame will soon follow
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Snow STORM AT THE EAsT.--Snow to the depth of an
inch fell at Danve Vermont, Saturday the 10th inst
and to the depth of six inches at Nashua, N H. Fri
day. letter from Pennington, H., dated the 18th
that vicinity are covered with snow At Portland Mo
| there was also a snow storm on the 18th
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LETTER TO Miss HAsEs--The Lynn (NIass.) COMMITTEES
generosity in giving concert In aid of the new church
Nahant.
DAMAGES ClarMKp.-Phip Allen S Son, of Providence
a firm In Louisville XIV for counterfeitng their ab.ls
and laid their damages ct $4,000
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STRANGE DFLusIos-An individual in Newly ork, named
Augustus Lewis became possessed of the idea that he
cordngy started from the foot of Eighty street
he had not proceeded far when the water care sau
and the aeuled traveller fell in and was rescned nv n
policeman He was insane of course.
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Tt,p Ho,y L,n, "A s,rv.v &c ,to Ifo,,,
maas nv Iisnt Van de- vs,as iaHa mas oeeh