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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

$142, 1888 so
Nouvelle-o Orleans, ce % JUN 1852
w. H. GARLAND, Secret.
Une communication du contr6leur, annoncant
au Conseil radjudication de divers contrats, est
lue ct referee au comite des rues ct debarca
deres.
Une communication duh voyer annoncant
la location de quais d'ordures, recommandant lie
remblai de respace occupe par lie marche Clai-
borne, ct Ia construction dun egout dams la dite
rue, est lue ct referee au comite DIES rues ct de-
barcaderes.
Une communication du commissaire DIES rues
annoncant Iau Conseil que lie contrat pour
Ia FURNITURE de Phuile etc., est expire, est lue
ct referee au comite des rues ct debarcaderes.
Une partre communication du meme officer,
renfermant une correspondence relative lobs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28
j. L.. E. RINsaC,

y. H. no. ESENsaC,
OFFICE AND YARD No. BAsIN CORNER OF JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEiNS,
E Keeps constantly hand at the lowest marke price,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME, f'''
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL etc. etc.
CLAPB0ARDS, SHINGLES AND PTCRETS, fell
NAVAL STORES-Cargo of bark Harriet
i and Martha. from Wilmington, landing consisting Of
ITO bbls. SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
200 bbls. PITCH.
500 bbls. RUSIN.
ITO bbls. TAR. All large size bbs For sale BY
Iels I! A. DELAGRAyE d CO., II Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.

M FORBES presente ce qui suil pour etre pris
en- consideration plus tard
Attendu que lie Conseil General ct les citovens
ae Ia Nouvelle-Orleans ont appris larrivee dams
la vile de New-lork de Thomas Francis Meo-
gier lie tcrme ct eloquent defenseur de la liberte
lflandalse ct uniyerselle ; ct attendu que CO
corps sympathlse de tout cueur avec les efforts
de tous les indiyidus GU de toutes les nations oui
cherchent rejeter lie joug du despotisme, ct a
etendre sur tout l'univers la sphere de Ia liber-
te ct attendli que ce Corps, tout autant que lie
iul permettront SEES pouvoirs ct les convenances,
les lois ct la politique de notre pays accueilera
avec Jole tous les defenseurs av0ues de la Eberte
ct du republicanisme-
Quill soft en- consequence, resolu que lie Con-
sell General de la vile dc la Nouyeile- Orleans
a apprs, avec lie plus grand plaisir, la nouvelle
de larrivee aux Etats- Unis de Thomas Francis
Nleagher.
Gull soft de plus resolu que ce Conseil COM
plimente de tout cGur M. Nleagher sur rheu
reuse ct singuliere facon don't il echappe a In
captlylte, ct aime croire quill vvra longtemps
pour Joulr dams ce pays de cette liberte pour la
quelle II vainement combattu en- Europe, ct que
le jour nest pas eloigne on il pourra retourner
aans son pays deiyre. pour recuellir la recon-
pense de SEES services ct de SEES soutfrances,
Qu'l soft de plus resolu que nous invitons par
la presente M. Meagher nous visiter, ct que
nous lul ofrons de tout occur rhospitalite de la
vile Gle Ia Nouvelle Orleans, ct que Son Honneur
lie mare soft requis de tare paryenir a NJ Mea-
ghor, une copie de ces resolutions.
ut, sur motion, lie bureau s'ajourne a jeudi
proclaim, "A du courant, a six heures P. NJ
WALTER IL. PETERS, Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28
V. HERMANN,
GEO. EUaTIs, JR.
G. W. SHAW,

gull soft ordonne par lie Conseil General de
Ia vile de la Nouyelle-O Orleans, - Qua dater de
la passation de cette ordonnance, lie Coroner re-
ceTra: pour chaque enqu6te tenue dams la vile
&c Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, dix-sept piastres, CON-
prs les frais de medecins, de iurds,-s'il ' en- a,
u enforcement ct tous autres frais resultant
dep deyolrs du Coroner ct quand fenquete ne
sera pas Requirement faite, lie dit Coroner re.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

NJ. Rclf, au nom du comite de In maison de
refuge, prGsente lie rapport ct Ia resolution qui
suiyent, lesquels, sur dispense DIES reglcments
sont lus deux fois ct adopt6s:
LIE comite de la maison de refuge, auquel
await etc referee la communication du bureau
des commissaires de la maison de refuge, deman-
dant Ia permission de distributor lie montant de
appropriation allouee aux officers ct employees
dc la dite institution dune maniere differcnte
que lie systemic actuel, desire rapporter favora-
Element a la demande DIES petitonnaires, ct pre-
senter la resolution ci-annexee
j. NJ. RELF,
G. W. SHAW,
JNo F. WILSON,
7 b. DoLHoNDE,
s. W. PHILBRICK
Resolu que lie bureau DIES comnissaires de la
maison de refuge soft ct demeure autorise pro-
portionner lie montant jusqua ce jour alloue par
ordonnance pour lie salaire des officers ct cages
DIES domestiques de la dite institution contorme-
ment au nombre ct au degrG d'employes quill
pourra sembler lie plus avantageux ce bureau
pour cette institution.
NJ. Watkins, president du comte special sur
la communication de r. G. Armistead, SONNET
lie rapport suivant qui deja await etc presente a
la derniere seance, ct retere a favocat de la
vile pour consultation
LIE comite special auquel await etc referee la
de Robert G. Armistead, reati-
vcment un ilet public dams lie quatrieme dis
trict, lequcl, par contrat, devait etre vendu
par Malurd ct Armistead rex-ville de Lafayet-
tea examine les resolutions du dit Conseil,
autorisant la nomination dun comite special,
avec pleins pouvoirs l'effet dacheter on de CON
tractor pour uu ilet public, ains que la propo-
sition du dit eomite, par fintermediaire du pre-
sident, Malard ct Armistead, ct racceptation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

cevra cnq piastres, ct pas advantage, pour les
services requis par la seconde section de rActe
No 243, passe en- 1917, ct quand il aura ell
enforcement, il leeevra cinq piastres de plus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

Sur motion de NJ Nixon, la prise en- conside-
ration de Performance qui precede est ajournee
lusqua 10 prochaine seance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28
Lecture est faite CONNIE suit du rapport semi
menSuel du tresorier :

RAPPORT SEMI-MENsUEL Du TREsORIER
VILE DE LA NoUvELLE-ORLEANs.
D0IT.
Balance au dernier rapport. LA "a
Montants recus depuis, a SAVIOR:
Pour lie compile de
Municipalite No l ..24 ,063 80
Municipalite No g.. ~, 920 Sc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

!; La resolution suivante est lue lepx fois, sur
dispense dies reglcs, ct adopt6e
Eesolu que lie voyer soft ct dcmcure requig de
ialre SAVIOR au Conseil General a ses sfanceg
regulercs, lie travail gu les travaux en- vote C,'a
chevement' sous lie contr6le de son d6partcment
autre que ceux par eontrat lie nombrc Thorn
mes, ainsi que les surintendants ct gardens. les
cages payes chacun, par mois GU mar i5s,g,
ainsi qu'is sont employees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

truction de la rue Benton, est lue ct referee au
comite judiciaire.
Une communication de ravocat de Ia vile.
transmettant son opinion relativement au bail
de certains quais vis-a-vis de la Place jackson,
dams lie second district est recue ct lue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-28

Les memes memhres presentent lie rapport ct
performance qui suiyent, lesquels seront pris en-
consideration plus tard:
LIE comite judiciaire, auquel await etc referee
la resolution relative aux voitures publiaues a
louage dams la vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans de-
mande rapporter Performance suivante:
II1,,.,,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Whig National Convention. 1.-The Coons
In Trouble.

UP to the hour Of going to press We have no
news indicating q nomination by the Wing
"saughter.house" convention, which assembled
at Baltimore on Wednesday last This 10 con.
trary to tho expectetions which the Scott organs
had induced by their bloviations about Gen.
Scott being nominated on the first ballot, and by
acclamation! Up to Ave o'clock Saturday, after
noon 81 bollotings had taken place with little, if
any more prospect Of choice than on the first.
The first vote stood, Fillmore 1873, Scott l3l,
Webster 30. The 3lst stood, Fillmore l2e, Scott
l35, Webster %. Previous to going into the
ballotings for candidates the convention laid down
the platform of the Wing party, adopting the
compromise measures in their entirety, the Fu-
gitive Slave Law included, and declaring that
they 'will maintain this system as essential to
tha Nationality of the Wing party and the integ-
rity of the Union.n This is gall and wormwood
to the Scott coons who had comforted themselves
with the hope that they would be able to run
old ''soup" as a mam candi late. We havn't for
long time seen SO many rueful, countenances
as our whig friends now exhibit. The BARRIERS
will have to double their prices for shaving.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

A Pointed RKBUKE.-S Some iras ,Ohig,
who, ad he lived in the days Of The Amer.
ican Revolution, would have aided the
British arms, as the founders Of his party
did, has written communication to The
San of,his city, in which he attempts 10
reward Gen. Pierce for bis services in
Mexico. Hear how the Sun treais the
Argus.
"Gsn Frank Fieissss was ip the battles Of
Contreras, Churubusco, Molino Del HRsy,
near Chapulispec, near Belen, and al Gas
rita de Belen. The correspondent who
sends Us vile libel, limiting that he tainted
to avoid the fight, must take ii to some
other place for publication. Gen. Pierce
volunteered his services like true Amer-
ican, in yindcation of his couniry's honor,
and shall always have the due meed OF.
praise from US for that action"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

He WEARS WELL.-A well known cit
izen called on US yesterday to express to
US in person the grati6cation he felt at the
nomination Of Frank Pierce. He lived, he
says, some FIVE years, with Gen. Pierce's
father, and has often worked side by side
with Frank in the harves. field, even after
he had been admitted 10 the bar. If nature
has any noblemen, he maintains that Gen.
Pierce is among the foremost ofthem. He
is one Of the people-frank, open>hearted,
accessible to all. He is therefore persons
ally very popular.
We have ye. to meet the first man from
New Hampshire, and we have seen and
conversed with numbers since the nomina>
lion of General Pierce, Wings and Demo>
Gratis, who does not speak in the highest
terms of the man. He is one whose heart
beats responsive to every generous, manly,
impulse-emphatically one of the people.
Gin. Eng.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

The Licking County Branch of the
State Bank failed on Friday last. The
stock is considered sunk. Circulation will
be redeemed, it is thought, in full.
The above is telegrnphic despatch dated
Cincinnati, June IL. s'Safe and solvent"
has been the cry Of the rag-barons ever
since the establishment of this banking sys.
tenn. And yet, while the words are fresh
upon their lips we see one of their pets
going by the board, and number of others
in very "delicate condition." We shall!
probably be told that nobody will lose any
thing by the failure Of one Of these branch
es, because all the rest are holden for the
redemption Of its circulation. Perhaps not
by the failure Of one. or t,uo, or even three
of them. But the failure of one of them
shows conclusively the possibility of the
failure Of all. And the failure of one must
weaken in some degree the condition of all
the rest. 1t will hardly be forgotten, that
in the wild specializing era of Ie37-3e,
nearly every bank in Ohio was in fails
ing condition, and this, too. when the bes,
Of them had not the milestone weight Of
the dead carcasses which induced that con.
dilion OF the banks then, will bring about
the same or even the worse condition OF
the banks now, and they are the natural
concamitan,s Of the s'perilons use of paper
money"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

@Brigadier General Pierce, though still
suffering severely from his injury Of the pre-.
ceeding day, had, nevertheless, been on did.
ty, and in command of his brigade during
the day, and until few moments before,
when he had tainted from pain and exhaus.
tion, and been carried from the field.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune
charged Gen. Pierce with being a
"drunkard," and this malicious slander was
seized upon by the "hard cider" federal pa
pers and bruited about from one end of the
country to the other. Greedy was compel.
ed from the denunciations of the vile SIAN
der by the personal friends of Gen. Pierce,
Of all parties, to take 1t back, and declare
that the allusions to bis personal character
and habits would have been suppressed if he
had observed them before publishing the let
ter. But the seed has token root with the
federal press, and though the paperi in which
the slander had its origin is forced to make
the retraction, their venality will never suf.
fer them to make the amende honorable.
They next charge Gen. Pierce with being
opposed to religious tolera,ion-with being
in favor Of the obnoxious provision Of the
constitution of his nativeState which excludes
Catholics from holding Office. We might
give his speech while member Of the con-
vention for the revision Of the constitution
of his State, but it is not necessary. The
following from the Washington Republic,
the head organ of the wings, is in happy
contrast with the course of the lesser lights
of that party, and ought to satisfy them
that their charge is basely false, for if it
were true, that paper would not be behind
any of its cotemperaries in employing it
against the Democratic nominee:
@The allegation that the course Of Mr..
Pierce in the late New Hampshire Conven-
ton is open to just exception, on the ground
Of his manifesting any religious intolerance.
is utterly unfounded. We have referred to
the proceedings of the Convention, and find
nothing that indicates any other sentiment
than one entirely in harmony with religious
fresdom.-Mr Pierce was opposed to the
recognition Of any political differences
among the various sects Of Christians; and
we shall be much surprised to learn that
he has at any time, in the Convention or
out Of it, exhibited any bigotry or intoler-
ance on points Of faith or conscience"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
The Response.

We gave last week few teligraphic
dispatches showing the manner in which
the nominations Of PIERCE and KING by the
Democratic National Convention are res
ponded to by the people in various sections
Of the country. Almost every paper we
receive contains like accounts, and we
might fill our entire columns with them.
From every quarter the response is, enthu.
siastic, loud and clear in favor Of the nomi.
nees. Harmony every where prevails.
The friends Of the several other distinguish.
ed statesmen whose names went before the
Convention, as well as those gentleman
themselves, respond most heartily to the
Nominations and cheerfully acquiesce.
Read the speeches of Gems. Cass, Houston,
and Senator Douglass, and the letter of
Mr.. Buchanan. They breathe the right
spirit and do credit to their noble authors,
and show that, though they may have had
personal ambition TO serve, yet they care
more for the triumph Of the good old Dem.
ocratie cause than they do for Presidential
honors. There is not a Democratic paper
in the Union that we hear Of which has
not raised the names Of our gallant stan.
dard bearers at the head of their columns,
and but will battle earnestly for their tri
umph. In New York and Missouri, where
the Democracy have been long divided,
all dissensions are healed, and our brethern
are focking together to battle arm in arm
and shoulder to shoulder for the time hon
orer principles Of the party. The old DEM
oeratic spirit is aroused again and it will
sweep the Galphinites from power, and
place the rule in the hands Of the the De-
mocracy on the fourth Of March 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

RooRBAcxINe.-Not OF long ago the Ohio
State Journal, the central organ Of Whig.
gerry. asserted that the Legislature adjourn
ed without making any provisions for the
payment Of the July interes. of the public
6ebt. A bore reference to the law defining
the duties Of the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund, must have convinced any
ons hut wilfully blind coon that the
report was a con,emptible lie, for the pro-
paga.ion Of which the State Journal and its
echoes had not the least shadow Of ON ex-
cuse. But not content with bruiting about
this silly lie, they next reported thnt the
payment of the interest on portion Of that
debt had already been protested-protested
even a month in advance Of its becoming
due! This report bore upon its Store front"
the impress of falsehood. Butthe following
from the N. Y. Erening Post of tho eth
inst, wa hope will eaie, the nerves of eur
whig frienos, who are so much concerned
about the deep disgrace which is to be
brought upon the fair fame Of the noble
Buckeye State from the act Of "repudia>
tion."
"We have received telegrnphic des-
patch from the State Treasurer Of Ohio,
dated at Columbus, June 9Th, which says
that the interest on the Ohio stock will be
promptly paid in July. Some rumors to
the contrary have made this announcement
necessary on the part Of the Treasurer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

@ "Who is FRANKLIN FIERCE 7"
Those who are desirous to have this ques.
lion answered can satisfy themselves by
calling at Halls Book Store, where they
will find his Life, as also that Of VIM. r.
KING, the Democratic candidate for Vice
President.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
The Wing Press and Gen. Pierce.

Although the whig presses throughout
the country expressed great surprise upon
learning the choice Of tho Democratic Con-
vention, that they had nominated SO obscure
a person as FRANKLIN PIERCE as our STAN
dard bearer, and were anxiously inquiring
"who is Franklin Percel" they seem all at
once to have obtained new light upon the
subject as if by intuition, and to be fully ac-
quainted with all his public and private quail
tiles. They are now engaged in the very
agreeable and honorable task Of traducing
his ch haracter, both public and private. No
slander is too vile and nc falsehood too
contemplate for their use. They act upon
the old motto Of their party, that"all things
are fair in politics. and vainly hope to
triumph in the coming contest by the pow
er of falsehood and fraud. But these in
strumentalities will not avail them, and they
will utterly fail of their object.
They falsely insinuate that be is a cow
ard, by alluding to his fainting in the SAN
culinary battle of Cherubusco. But faithful
and impartial history attest his bravery
in that engagement, as in all others in which
he participated in the Mexican campaign.
Gen. Scott, an authority the wings will
hardly question, in despatch of the 2Sth
August, 1s47, stamps the brand Of false.
hood upon this insinuation thus:
Accordingly the two advanced divisions
and Shields Brigade, marched from Con-
treras, under the immediate orders Of Ma
jor General Pillow, who was now joined
by the gllant Brigadisr General Pierce, Of
division, personally thrown out of activity,
late the evening before, by a severe hurt,
received from the fall of his horse"
Again:
sNext, (but all in ten minutes,) I sent
Pierce Just able to keep his saddle with
bis brigade"
Again. speaking Of the battla Of Cheru.
busco, Gen. Scott says;
sBrigadier General Pierce, from the hurt
Of the evening before under pain and ex.
haustioH-fainted in the action"
Maj. Gen. Pillow, to whose command
Gen. PIERCE was attached, says in his Of
fetal report:
3Brigadisr General Pierce though badly
injured by the fall Of his horse, while gal
lantly leading bis brigade into the thickest
Of the battle, on the 10th, did not quit the
field, but continued in command of bis brig
ade."
And again:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

manded, they content themseyes with max
ing apologies for the conduct Of American
citizens. [ApPlause-
Judge Douglas continued at considerable
length, and being asked what majority lis
linois would give for Pierce, he replied.
you will name the majority for New York,
Pennsylvania or any other Democratic
State, and add {, goo 10 that, and you have
my answer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

FTbe Ratification Meeting q. Albany,
on the 1lih, was presided over by Hon.
VIM. L. Marcy, Gen. John A. Dix, II. B.
Stanton, Hon. B. F. Hallea, Mass !, and
John Van Buren, were among The speakers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

@The Court of Common Pleas has
been in session since Tuesday las., Judge
Belden, of Stark, on the Bench. There is a
large amount of business before it. The
trial Of Elias Terrell for murder was COM
menced on Friday and up TO this time the
witnesses have not all been examined.
There is enough criminal business to occu.
py the balance of the term.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
n+Tse Nav York Herald thus talks of

@Tse New Ynrk Herald thus talks of
Gen. Pierce, s..
Seen, Pierce will be found to be by no
means a weak candidate. The Stale Of
New Hampshire is perfectly crazy with
exultatiop. In Concord, the capital, as
soon as they heard The news Of his nomina>
tion, men, women and children, rushed out
into the street. 2s2 guns were fred as a fsm
de .iois, and all The bells were tolled for
hours. Some Of Gen. SCOTS friends ran
up the street shouting, aIs there FIRE any,
where?--is there fire anywherein sYes,
there is fire." responded young Demo.
orat, 50 devil Of FIRE in the rear"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Just So!

Said Whig to Democrat, edo you
think you are going TO elect Franklin
Pierce PRESIDENT,
"Well," replied the Democrat. Eve are
going to do nothing else; we Polk.rd you
in 1914, and will Pisrcs you in 1852.
Mind that.p
Mr.. Wing asked no more questionsa