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America, "A. D., 1861.

The G"verum0ur u mo Un1t00 StAtCs VI
America, A. D., 1861.
The Executive.
MnLARp FILLMORE, Of N. y, President.
WILLIAM II. KING, Of Ala, Pres't fthe Senate.
The Cabinet.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Of Mass. Sec Of State.
THOMAS CoRwN, Of Ohio, Sec. of the Treas.
CHARLES NJ. CONRAD, of La. Sec. of War.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of N. C Sec. of the Navy.
A. II. ii. STUART, Of Va Sec. of Interior.
NATHAN X HALL, Of N. Y. P. M. General.
JOHN J. CRITrENpEH, of XIV. Att. General.
The Judiciary.
SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER B. TANEr, of Maryland Chief Justice
john MCLEAN, Of Ohio Associate.
JAMES M. WAYNE, Of Georgia "
JOHN CArRoN, ofTennessee g
JOHN MCKINLEY, of Kentucky I"
PETER v. DANIEL, Of Virginia +"
SAMUEL NELSON, Of New York
BENJAMIN Curtis, Of Massachusetts ("
ROBERT c. GRlER, of Penn.
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Whole number of representatives 233.
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PROSPECTUS
:" THE SOUTHERN PRESS. "

An association of sxty-three Members Of Congress
Senators and Representatives, have constituted the
undersigned Committee to superintend the esta-
blshment OF a Southern Press at Washington City,
to be devoted to the exposition and defence OF Sosth
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| correct information as to Norhera Policy, and the
of Official affairs generally, without reference
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rangements now in progress, promptly to ensure
the issue OF such paper under the title OF
1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
for the conduct Of which, suitable Editors have been
engaged, who will also receive the aid OF number
OF eminent and and able contributors.
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matter as the former and intended to reach those
points Of the country whose mail facilities limited.
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the day, Domestic and Foreign, by mail and tee-
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per. Great care will be taken to give full and
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Houses of Congress, as well as the action OF the
local Legislatures the Southern question.
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eceivcd-the main object being to furnish large
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Southern Representative at Washington, forthwith.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

CRESCENT OFFICE.
.s3ge Monday Morning. August 16, 1852
'CoTTON-rhere was offering Saturday, and
with fair demand the sales reached 45o bales Prices
were generally frmer, Wequote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Inferior. 5s@7 Middiing Fair. y a.
Middling.. 34G19al Good Fair ....... %
Good Middling. 100 Sil3 Good and Fine ..... %
The Editors Of the Prices Current have taken
count Of stock and find the amount hand, including
1920 bales board ship Friday evening to be 77S9
bales. We alter our statement accordingly
AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. 1o5ucco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. i, 1851 1880 2s,s71
Received sinces ........1, 422,70S $3.50
= yesterday. 92=-1,422SO0 ooo=s5,S7o
- l,488,1s0 10974i
- Saturday,. oOo=143O3o9 1064=ao525
Stock on hand not cleared. .........7,S81 1926
Including 1884 bales received by Lake boats and from
Gulf ports, and made from samples, waste lots etc
Including 1900 bales shipped to the West, ETC.
TOBACC0-The Tobacco market continued active, and
we heard of 500 hhds Sold of which 4G hhds 26 and
% at 45s 81 hhds 26 at Al at ~ Ii at g. and q at
u 80 hhds at 4la SO hhds 25 at AZ, and rs at So
15a hhds 10 at s. and 1f5 at 53sf z Ii and 109 hhds
Mason County private terms
SUGAR AND MoLASSEs-Wc noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates
FLOURWc noticed some small sales of Sour at Sc co.
and between 500 and 600 bbs Superfne st. Louis on pr
vate terms.
dRAIN-Corn steady, but rather quiet with sales
ct $50 sacks Mixed at 81 800 Yellow at So, prime
White at 55a u. bushe. -. Oats frmer and 1900
sacks st. Louis sold at 34G354 2 bushel.
PRoNlslONS-There fair retail demand for Mess
Fork at S22 90 IL bbl. The principal sale of Bacon was
10 casks clear Sides at liz b..of Western Butter 80
kegs prime sold at 1876 u Ib,
WHlsKY-The stock is held at higher rates and the
demand was limited The principal sale 50 bbls Extra
(Oliver's) at 200 p gallon.
FREIGHTS-We heard of no new en- Engagement
EAciIANGEs-The supply light and demand mo-
derate. We quote;
Sterling. Observation-Disclosures, lIGl<61l0sI
rihnUe. Dizzy as. II y
Sight Checks on NewYork. ........l36DL7 q Ct prem
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MUSIC STORES. ETC.
TTORATIO n HEWITT PIANO zsz-

H0RATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO. EME
a y FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. % Carp 5kEsl5
s he ps sss i H. sl. "a
Of Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all kInde
snd descrintiou his we'll selected assortment Of PIANO
from the factories Of the frat the United sas s1d
EUROPE which fo1pd those Of A. STODAR1 CO..
Ct NswYek, HAIL son, ofNewYork, md PLETEL CO.. q
M ias asoys the following kinds s
Nj GRAND, PICcOLO PTCCoLO OB1dqUE AND SqU4kk-sre
o. me mos CELEBRATED msksr in tbs World continuing az the a
be had Of the subscriber Of and
o. WI and ostay, They will be sold It haaodfscturers
prcss MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinds and in alsnty
among .uhber nns.any hard the largest
fne selection Of Southern MARKET
which offered ct the reasonable GUITARS manuae
grsd sy WILLIAM HALL SON from the approved SPANISH
oDES Thss osroents Of the frat esss and warranted 70
stand me climate he lubeiber has had gny experience ~
NE Mo,e the Northern ohe well end "a
thoroughly acquainted with lptsstdsta OF the III,
stock sthe selected that has the Southern market
and such that will always ssissei
stock q az kyd o. MUSICAL and the md
MOST Music The Mssiea Pab ays respectfully
invited t1eAll and eEstnlse his stock. Gu
fsia iyoa HoRATIo d. HEWITT, 30 c,rnp It,, MO.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERaoN CRY
Sunday Evening August 10 1852
Arrived Saturday, 80 Western Beef Cattle, 200 Hogs
100 Sheep Cows and Calves. The supply of stock is
ample at last quotations:
BEEF Cattle (Fine Westerly 6i-c p Ii net
(Lake and Texas) ...".3kS51&c 3 tb net
aio' tsfTloc q fb net
shEEr .....,..........,..... 81 3ofDS3 SO u head
MICH COWS. SlS0S35 o head
CALVES AND fEAELIses S. GOOSE 90 "a head
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ES'orId's Safe Company.

ENHE attention Of the public IS called to the
utility superiority Of these Safes an others Our Sales
reon entire principle We first form orracs
from wrous plates or bars around which compr
on cason chilling tie liquid ueai and making thnpene'
rJ the che drill and capable resisting the towsot nc
leg, To the scientific it is Nature sn
Nerhgn" bolts strsps, aews, for the
with lesB effort than required
cut osher Neither can the enrang element make an impress
W. hastat. that these Safes, occurred with LILIES
iMpllE DRfLE AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION thSb
~ th only really depository other val
e We say urte there but little security any the popnl
Bank They all She work of lneGhaI
ften broken into, experience has Demonstrated
Tha Company prepared short notice SAT ES
SASkVAULIS Of various banking Institutions, Mercantile
firms lndivduasa cfwhich waauted prland
eroot when secured with Liles Bank Locks.
ampe ohe above safe and Locks together with Day Novel;
5sIRrptc Bank Lock the oes OF W W Wars Nc
F-nh,S u y G PFrrEFs ss
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FOR SALE.

E4VOR SALE-Under full guarantee--A very
superior NEGRO WOMAN She very good cook washer
keeper has has
and make clothes, and capable taking charge Of
mistress, and in short
required active intelligent and stwor
thy Address W box c. S. Ne~ran Postothce y22 iw
ENOR Satellite steamboat E. D. f.ss h.
4 WHITE, sH years old, and thoroughly repaired l>ssaa
past capacity bales
running trade, well found good Irus
made easy. For PARTICULARS apply to
ie9s orr. H, MORRISON Il CO.
EiSOR SALE.-A Lease of residence in GA
neighborhOod, the In
octoSer, together with the FURNITURE BEDDING 10
and Immediate
given. particulars address T. No. 49, Posoce d27
aIsOR sALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE, Hoes No. ,, bed a s credit
security soo will be Apply
at hisoi
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WANTED.

wv ANTED TO PURCHASE-A very supe-
Wv rvr GARDENER. about so So years OF
erfe well thoroughly with
planting and culture of vegetables. Apply to
jy2l LONG, JOHNSON Il HATCHER % Commereisl Place.
MAJ ANTED--By q resident Of the city, who
can be well by his employer situation
mat wi $50 month. Book
co"n'an young family any capacity,
doors o doors. 50 80
~ Apply this office, by letter w. W. jele
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~ AD1CAL CUREoF CoRNs, without cutting

a or the eas painDr RoSEN BERG Warsaw, thu pia
pon has the honof to to the vs Enteaen
he unHtnt in ,euera Of tbs places that he u1ieaia tho ota
rad CURNS. SUNiOSS NAILS and hard
tbaeen the Ioqs, WITHOUT CUTTING, By Of an EiXf
t his composition,
Tn operation performed The Of fifteen minutes without the
hls dress aud occupation with thu
satisfaction Of cHrr}r this Corn Root in his tuBl
number Nsttsrng testnOuA
and other foreign aud BY distinguished Phys
which have twelve after The
daily hal till half
morning. three the al No. lI
STREET. Toulouse ST. Pc nlht
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MyfDIS ONVILLE.

EH0R COVINGTON, MADISON a- -
A, VILE, LEwIsBURG AND VAUDEVILLE fssAaaa5.s5sa
NEW AXE STEANfERThe superior AMI swift
running UPELIA, Warren A. riee,
leaving ioilows
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS LEAVES JACKSONVILLE:
hONDAY....-....i2 MONDAY
TUESDAY. TUESDAY. ..............6
THURSDAY .-.....l2 - - THURSDAY. -
FRIDAY FRIDAY.
SATURDAY,......4 SATURDAY .........-....6 =
tSs- On SUNDAYS the oPfiELIA will make EXCURSION
TRIP leaving the Railroad the arrival of the O'Clock
time for the O'Clock the city.
to keep the Boat perfect condition. safe and
pleasant will trip Wednesdays
~ Passengers Covingon will find good free of
charge, to and from MpiisOnyile
CS- Bag viii ne office Of the Agents,
jet9 VIII. l.. CUSHING Il CO., So Common street.
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PlITsBuRGHPe steamer Gaaaoue la6 bbs whisky Conuoy
dco20 do Wood LOWS pkgs glass Morpy
'iaine-l5 L uy-3a II Bonnabe-ll Gauche-
do Coulon44 do Fell &co65 pe.casings
Ertnton4a bis RicarisG2dU Gehss50 bbls liquor
Nsllot cheese DalsanOI kegs Wright
Hco-6 doz chairs Boye Shuniway-aundres to order.
LOuSEGLE-Per Fanny Smith
do alner-+0 do d Seeland5 do w Wright
bb cheese keg SGhnedar2 &co-l
Grief &oo5 pkgs mise Smith, bbls oil Sands
rolls leather, idse Martin,
&co-ls Mcdowell Jr &o
rolls leather Smith BroO3 axis do
gatconts bxs mdss Stroud bblS bb cheese
bb las bags potatoes son urley1s bb eggs S6 b potatoes
unter2 do Costn6 bbl 90 bxs apples Dbl pickles.
cheese NJ Martini bb md ManAd &colS beltnws ay
box ooks Wright Williams &co3OO bags ship stuff, l4O obs flour
Connolly cod2 bales Green. Harding &cols boxes appe
ti hls onious bbs potatoes Donny
b nas4 potatoes apples
ales cotton Watt Sanlles hhd tobacco Soery Campll
WIN Soery2 Cowan Dykers do 10 ks bacon Frlowes
eyser4 hhds tobacco VESTS pigs mdse sundrt order
Toni, IA bales cotton, 90 hhds tobacco
ST LoUsPer sultana: b flour Connolly
do Kennedy Fostel0o do Msh Rsne &co25 bbis lime $50
Price Frost &ce300 do ID bbs apples Duhan2 SKIS
wheat Turner Wilson Co26 bbs apples SKIS NJ
lsn29 do II SKIS corn TAYLOR &co25O do Helm & ChisulSt
do Mitchell, Beverly &co-a3 Shaw
Givens-267 do G Metcaf Teatlan
24l 10 Farley Jury SKIS
1873 do apples 50 bales hay Btsroe Smms25ll pigs lend
.o5O0 do Bnldeee &co52 hhs flour Kennedy cns
Seecob V0ores-5Gdo Hewitt col0 bbls acnho
Fl ID Seafnan-42 els Watt DeSaueS5 bales hemp
tod0 Wood ow2O do kenne, Dix kco66 pnrinele
boxes Moothend-l bale Naler5O bb potatoes eggs
% do Cocks &co-0 bb apples onions medicine
md sInddes to order-Total, SO bales cotton
PASSENGERS.
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SLAVES.
REMOVALS.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware Ga
House-ANpREW q. BULL I Co. No. 10 s, Canal ese
SIsnuacturere and Importers sADDLERY and
constantly hand large and complete assortment OF Saddles
Whp Skrting Harness and Bride
Lee her Fogskns SDDLEs' TOOLS Trimming of every de-
No. Is CANAL. STREET.
sl21yd&W ANDREW u BULL q CO.
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MOBILE.
ENOR MOBILE.-Daily U. S. Mail siE@A
Il Line.-summer Aangement.-The
splendid packet FLORI1A John Grant
master, and OREGON r. A. en MASTER taaying beep built
expressly for the Lake trade with superior One
willie Ponchartran Railroad DAILY,
arrival the Lake of the II o'clock stopping daily
Lous Pass Christian and Psseagoua and returning, will
Pascagola Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis daily
and families with ought down by
he II O'Clock the will take freight
after the arrival Of the II O'Clock
Freight Bay ST. Pass Christian ought be sent
steamers CALIFORNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily
~ The Way Letter Bag for Mobile and Coast Landings will leave
the at eleven O'Clock A
ieI R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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MEMPHIS.

LSOR MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON, CO. ~ n
IL LUMBA AND ALL THE BENDS Memphis LEsak44aSSTJH
packet T. p. LEATIIERS-For EVERY OTHER zi@sazszz14s
SATURDAY EVENING ocokThe superior fast seainer T. r
j. PIERCE been thoroughly will
her trips the 4h Of September
au7 II D. R. CARROLL. So Union Row, Carondeet street
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Home Mutual Insurance Company o.
NEW ORLEANS =
t With subscribed capitol Of s7ssc0is prepared to rsess
spphradors for -. -.. ,.-
at inc Ies of the Company, No. 90 GRAFfa-H STREET
ndt
hose with the tt
control Of the Trstees.
COMPANY established purely the mutual principal Of nanr
believe this subscription osers
sasrr,y sns policy holders
portfolio the asles en7pehon BY thot.
iAl'is " ''A' AHDsE BROTHER Presdaps.
InIIS % EJAN VeaPr
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r,r,er lii 49, T. Q -- =. ~. 9th June 1885,
ez- T FEW na,h " ~ f " nui2 ls 20 %
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FENCING AGADEMY--By Messrs. G.. 4 Il
RosIERE corner Common Streets No. 81
o. do Alrtn {.
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EXTENT OF THE FISHING FHAps.-fae fishing trade j.
immense Durag.t the summer months more than salee
vessels are constantly engaged in the trade employing
from $50 coo 500 men The Bay of Ghaeur, along
the coast Of Prince Edwards Island, the siagdaiei
Islands and Northumberland Sesaiss, are eonsiaere the
choicest fishing grounds Here alone the fleet
amounts to 2DG0 sail although gsaersiy not more than
from 200 to 400 vessels sail in company At night asn
tine fleet safely anchored The lanterns lighted on eaEh
vessel and swung upon the shroud may fancy ne u
looking upon huge city lying in repoe, with IT'S
lamps all trimmed burning The bait alone winch IN
ground up and thrown toe fishes to keep them ahuet
The vessels, costs rso0eo per NAHUM tst 5pas
Times,
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WeTcHaHGs 1HsuIaHce. VUWpany u INC"
ORLEANS
CAPITAL sacaq ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEAiBERToN, President
A sCHRIEBER, Secretary.
s respectfully inform the natants Of the Fourt
Dc. date Lafayette that facilitate their relation. with this Con
pau they have established Agency No - Jackson hs
thew repaired INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AM
RIVER RISKS return Of TEN PER CENT
bnrinesa with this Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pemkertor Fergus Gardere, Kaspsf Aacb,
SinbeI Nnsaop j. Stafford, David Adams,
Nsr1faI j Carris. L. r, Kenny, W. ". yaughi,
TEomss wv Cuatsys Lerqy, Richard Ssiter
- - EDWkRD IVY, Age1t,
snss sn Office No, ~ Jackson
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AUCTION SALES.
of Frederit. FFUet"T.
BY ]. EUGENE TQURNE, Auctioneer.

M 0NDAY, August %, at half. past ioo ciock,
vE wifi ia soId at auction Of ST. Paul and o2Snnon
by virtue Of nm Honorable the Fifst District
Conf Of SewOflenns, dated August II, 18Th .,r
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE GROCERY, LkoChhti ndftp
WARE SHELVES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE etc. belonging To
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n UNDI, lie % Aodt, a 10k heures-H sera
ST. Paul e. Conmune en- re,ei
ihonoras Premiere Conr de Dk.r de IA seasese
o kan4d dare II Audt, 1871 .,,.+.,, ,,t = sr,,-
LIE STOCK DE GROCERIES, FOUENCE, QuiN9uAlLLhFiE,
ETAGEREs, MEUBES etc. appartenant Ia dlie saeessso
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Succession. Frederick PROCTOR
PAR J. EUGENE TOURNE, Encanteur.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
April 1885, and declared dividend Of 80 pei
eeui. On Two Years Baainsas. =
omce, No. BIS CAMP ST.. Gravier and Common
CosPANr TO iIFR INSURANCE shf'
being organized .ly for the protection of the Po
families poverty in tia operation
National the moot ssear
and hRndeoe Legacy widows and children alter
t- All policy holders whether for life shorter terms, who con
the tin dsa, participates the Whole OF the pohta
TIE
Creditors lives nf Debtors. married WOMAN
husband for sole benefit and use Of
herBeif and children, free from the 'sma Of crsditcsE
TRUSTEES:
John $. Allison Junusuu, Eiwnrd Sparrow,
Jerz Hssan Stewart, Richard Mccall,
RohrI, Yard, E H, Barton. J. Perkins, u.
lcssph W alker, VIM. Mure. Arnold Farrsg =,
i DIRECTORS -
Edw. Jsnpsr Core, John NJ. Crrran, &c saeyeI.
VI. NJ. Ecben, L., Stsngenberg. H. Rhodewhh,
satsqe WOLF John DougherS, G. " iatheFfoTi
q, Etckhanl, John Claiborne, r. G. hrrntstesd,
i. 6 Hesrt Ell. WiEgase. )
Eav. Jzsssn coxs Vice President
| TaoaAs HuNT, nj, D., Consultation
| IL G. EEAnrr Actually M NJ. CoHSs, Attorney.
RGcBAEb BsI Magazine Medical Examiner
who viii be attheofhcs daily from halfpsst IL 70 sPa
81 The Charter only $4,000 ia taken single life.
This to entertain applications for Life [nsu
nance ali sui healthy Whi.a
Negroes established by Board Which
charged New York and Londcn edes and whor
the South By the charter yiendt
the Of tothtrds Of their
Shers the has paid his premiums in full
If California Permits NeYork aud london rates pGspsctph
fable Of Rae nni az Information TO Life lnuFane and all papers
be had at The Office ofhe Company
fS- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
t3g- nfce hours. 3 =. ~. "a 5 ~
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HtNOR VlChSBURG, MlLLIhEN'S ~ i
q BEND, NEW CARTHAGE WARRENToN, lsEs skssasttIE
GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND SATCiEZ-R asSs6l3ss&
THURSDAY vicksburg Packet Steamer ID. S. STACY
magnificent and swift running packet D. S. STACY
Capt d. White viii hs regular trips early in the season.
and will leave EVERY THURSDAY O'Clock P. Returning
will Vcksbug every Monday o'clock For further par
telare applyto [c2il SMITH FIMSTER, 81 Poydres at
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
ENGLAND.

IMPERIAL MOVEMENTS oy LouIs NAPOLEON, ETc-Louis
Napoleon returaed TO Paris Friday evening the sd
ait from strashourg He drove in open carriage be-
oyae and the Champs Eysee the Barriers de FEtoe
Lis reception is described as having been extremely cor
already making for his journey to the South The
iunicpa Counci Of Montaahan have voted
tosanne 10000 D Faeauxs $1,000 and Psu lke sum,
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.


DOARDING-A small family, or a few single
gentlemen Board pleasant Rooms,
terms applying No 2 arondelet street i
DAY BDARDERS he accommodated also. Jy2i 3m
ID OARDING-Several Families can obtain
Gentlemen, by applying at No 23l Ba
able roma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15

huDsor, N. Sept. I4-I0P.M
large delegation Of 0dt Fellows from Albany and
Troy arrived here this afternoon They aled steam
boat and three bsrges 1Aey received By The mem
bers of the lodges in this city ana eevora of th
neighborirs towns and villages and escorted through
severs streets to tho City Hall where they we're vel
com,d With excecnt sdd7sss read with much feeling
by H. p Co~ies Esq, OF thiscty lie congratulated the
members OF the Order upon the restoration OF harmony
and OF love and rutn among the brethren throughout
the STATE Ills adoress was ws received and was high
Iy epplauded at the Close.
Mr H. Hssewsli, Of Albany replied In behalf Of tho
vkterr snf many Of his remarks we're quite fsoetious
ara well pleasing to the iadias who listened with the
uesett attentou and several remarked that from the
ohcoure they dd not oonosvc there was half IS much
.oeoy IN Odd Fellowship az their husbands had led
Mm 70 ocifevc. Mr. H. advised all young ladies 10 get
married a. soon es they could AMI taks tue order OF
Afer an 0sd Fciows hymn, and Ls bensdiotion the
crviccs ended
The procession was re formed and the AIb,ny ssd
roy brethren together sith the ladies, wore esosnsd
their boat and bsrgcs.
Thie frrterna visit 90 this city u Il confidently az
ptcted, VIII prove highly benoaOiA W tho osdos