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ONE DOLLAk: ONE DOLLA a

~ GREAT REDUCTIoN.-Bring your money to
OSBORN co S splendid Skylight Daguerrean
Gallery. AS We have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists we have resolved to reduce the
price to one doaar for nice picture and case-usi
one half the former price. We are the first that
have ever attempted to work at Northern prices,
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind,
our pictures are taken with fine sky-light.
OSBORN L. co.'s,
Sign of the American Flags. opposite the Banks.
Any person having picture of ours that is no,
good can have 1t retaken free OF cost. my5
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Joyner Allen e
Jones Alex G Q
Johnson Achilles
Jackson Andrew
Jordon B w
Jones VIM w
Jones H w
Jordin John
Jennings John N
Kennedy Andrew
kenduck F E
Kinarick 6 w
Kane Jsmes
Ksnt John F
Knowles John
Loburt Abraham
Lieweilen A S
Lunsford Jno l. 3 W
Levy John J
Lord J r
Lightfoot John
Moore Archibald
Mann Alfred A
Monteiro AA
Manun Aurther
Mauragh Rev MIR
| Meyer Alvis
Mitchell Alfred
Mitchell Berry
Moore Chas II
nj orse c
hleagher Dennis
Murray George w 2
Minor George
Miller Geo N
McGonigle Andrew
AcCuliock Gregory
McDonish James
McDonagh James
Mckenzie Jno Fl
Neagle David
Noble Z
Eowiand Jno
Nelson Jno
Neylan James
Owen Benjamin P
| Oliver James
Pearson Mr.
Price Edward
| Peers Messrs Ellis s.
Pitt Jno
Page M
Rud Willpulm
Robertson William
Robins VIM B
Rogani VIM
Kaymend I
Ryan Thimothey
Robins Thos c
kedtord Robt
Rocdicker M A
Ronald Mills &
RoUland Martin
Simpson VIM 5
Style Jos B
Snyder Samuel E
Smith Robt
Sizer Ruben
Spear Robt
SHIRT Newton
Scullen Nail
Smith Martin &
Shultz Joseph Fl
Shanks Jr James
Sout,.all James T
Southall John B
Sunden John J
Swank John
Stark DR. Joseph
Thomas VIM ]
Tompkins William
Tilby VIM W
Turne Thos G
Tracy Bernard
Thornton BENZ
Tucker Cary T
Thomas Archibald
Tower Chas Fl
Tucker @ F
Taliaferro Geo S
Van Allen Mr.
Venable Nathan 2
Vanderventer Joseph
Whitesides VIM F 2
Widderfield VIM w
Watkins VIM J
Ware Thos M
Williamson Maj 8 T
Waldrop S 8
WeIlborn Gen S G
Woodall Reuben
Williamson Samuel NJ
Win gtis!d Raipn
Whealin Patrick
Walker Nathaniel S
Williams NJ D, M w
Williams Moses
Warren James
White James
Wolmeley John s
West Augustus FL
Tancey Chas
wager George w 2
Young Gen John A
In
Sache:n of Pocs
iyln II
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EXTRA FLOUR.-A very superior .os Tor
iyS EDwIN WoaTHAM d co
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L. BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY,
call on the subscriber.
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
quality that can be had in this country. So Ladies
in want of Boots or Shoes of good quality, viii
please call and leave their orders they will be
proper attended and no pains spared TO please,
ALEX HILL. 127 Main ST..
lie rs Richmond Va.
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1sSAKE fakE uF rOaa DIMES AND
4 YOU Will HAVE DOiLAks,--ihe SUB.
.c,ibers have Just r. ceived large assortment o'
Ready blade Clothing, adapted IL the season,
Yhic they will dispose oi al very s,a,isli az
for tn, ready money Ali who are IA want oi Cuin
ine give Us a CALL aid you viii save ~ to ~ per
cent. Our motto is qask sales aud small pfcnss'
Tor cash only. ,.r
NEWMAN 4 GREENTkEE,
Opposite American Hotel. Richmond, va.
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eU WOKTHY OF ATT NTION,-.

Nil WORTHY OF ATT ENTlON -
E2Ahave this day received two thousand Canads
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at very low price. Those in want
of harvest Hats for servants will find i: to their in
terest TO call at No. 81 Main street. Also, beauti
ul article of India Straw Hats for gentl-mens wear
my7-ts JOHN THOMPSON.
WATER CLOSETS. BATH TUBS, &c
HAVING add. d to our present business that OF
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment,
in the city of Philadelphia, are now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASu-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water &c, which will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want viii please give Us a call.
G. s A. BARGAMlN, JR.,
NH 26-ts 20l. cor Main and 10th streets
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SUMMEk COMFOkTs, such as Ice Cream
- FIeezers (Johnson's paten)
Retrigerators, all sorts and sizes
Water Coolers Larrsbee's patent lined with cork
Britannia Metal Ice-water Pitchers
Cane Chairs and Settees. new article
Bronz'd Iron Garden Chars and Settees
Portable Camp Chairs and Stools
Ice Breakers, Ice Picks and Trays
Children's Chariots and Carriages
Asparagus Boilers and Tongs
Salad spoons and Forks. Wine Coolers
Wire Dish Covers and Meat Safes For sale at
the House Furnishing Store of
" 3-6t l. GINTER. 1877 Main ST
ElGHTY THUUS md FEET ia
IL INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths !:
$4,000 do wAite Pine Boards and Plank $4,000 dc
seasoned Oak Boards; 900 do do inch Button
wood TO-. 90 do IA inch heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland, for sale b
my l4--ts X IL G. WHITFIELD
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A wHINGS.-JACOB NULL, 18TH street, be-
"A tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
to execute, in faithful and workmanke manner.
the above description OF work. Awnings, Sack
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel.
Ropes, and all o;her kinds of splicing done at
short notice and en- reasonable terms.
70 Orders let at the Hardware Store of Smith
d Harwood, or as above, will be attended to.
je l7-lm
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M kUskNBEKG, Of Poland, Fashionsb.e
AsAs Hair Cutter and Dresser, p ac'ices
in Cupping. Tooth -Drawing, Bleeding,
Leeching and yaccinating, opposite the Li,y
Hotel Bar Room, Wall stree, Richmond Va.
Mr.. r has exercised his talents in the above
branches in scme of the principal Hospitals OF Eu
rope.
n. N.B-Surg;cal operations performed with little
or no pain.
Mr. R has always on hand fine assortment Of
Swedish, Hungarian, and Poland Leeches. Give
me c, IL and you viii! find my charges reasonable
ie 22-Im>
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aIa.0O0 WOKTH OF GOLD.

- AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry, Sill
M, yerware, Albata and Plated Goods, selling
Doff at cost, for two months only, to raise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20
ns- WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

FEBRUARY 9-The following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted as the Of this Committee
WHEREAS As the approaching election of City Officers of the
held within the State only Influence
upon the commercial interests city, but also its effects
upon the future webeng and growing of the political
to which we ara attached:
And whereas period is hoped)
absolutely
national y country which recognize the party
which W area ttacl' d. Be II, therefore,
Resored That Committee liz the discharge its delegated
city Neworeaus veniion, all officers connected
and nude elective by the people.
BE further Resred speedily and eiecunly
operation herewith submit to the Whg
following recommendations the resolves
Of this Committee,
(nd Wards the OF
nominate TOT Wing City Convention to
evening March at the room corner o cnsomhose
Exchange Place, Delegates to said Convention
hns their present IN their
That when su Convention assembled they shall proceed
candidate Mayor, Comptroller treasurer surveyor
| and Street Commissioner ,.-..,..-
candidates. sad Convention
ubdivie
trc when subdled said District Conventions shall proceed
nominate their candidates Recorders, and their caS o
Aldermen for the upper board q, ,,,;.
rprtd That hereby recommended TO the hsS
the assemble within their respective Wards ms designated ny
Consoidaion convenient and proceed to nominate
their candidates for Assistant Aldermen. s,
further ored That in view of The high Importance OF the
this election the Wing party of Louisiana this Committee
the Wings of the city the adoption of this plan OF
organization of its speedy successful execution and that they
Immediately take assemble their respective
meetings. they all be held the the 2st OF
February, herein recommended. N. MARKS President
= BucuANAN, Secretaries. fegO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

TERRIBLE TRAGEpy.-A dispatch dated Cumberland,
Md, February H. says terrible tragedy enacted
here this morning. which, resulted in the instantaneous
death of VIM O. Sprigg of Joseph Sprigg ESD of this
county by the hands of Robert Swan brother of the late
John Swan and formerly lieutenant in Capt Archers
company of yoitigeurs in the Mexican war 1t appears
that difficulty had existed between these two yourg
for three weeks past will not undertake to
the particulars of the afarhu this evening Robt
entered the hotel kept by Mr. ueifelfngcr armed
with double barrel shot gun. loaded ii with
patent wire cartridge containing bind and squirrel shot
Upon entering the where Slrigg the latter
being unurned attempted to escape by the back door
Swan however, fired at him just he reached the door
few scattering shot struck him upon the left check and
shoulder Sprgg then turned and attempted to make his
escape into the readngroun but iut he reached the
Swan fired his second barrel which took effect in the
back part Of the neck the charge passing through the
head and coming out of the right eye He fell dead nsan
taneously. Swan arrested and intense excitement
exists in the community
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20
Z
EDeNtE, resulting from Il disregard
on. i,eNttentiOn to Fsssl1faxres.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON.

mau brought into St Hospital,
ladder struck piece bruised his Rupture complained
of violent pain died in four hours.
middle aged man. who with Hernia for many
years. injured by violent push within hour after he
ure saw him. that dying nothing
that had the effect during the three days that lie
viyeti of alternating, in any degree, his torture.
Mr. Gitron a neglect hi Rupture. When
uon the foresight great historian
conclusion that
that aupefes against the actual always attending it,
CASE w
nn brought the Hospital Stranglatc Hernia
orraed upon pain, shortly great
agony.
A man about fiji yeu subject many years
Rupture which without Ity. Constipation took
place on January, could not lie removed h"
brought Bartholomew Hospital; nhacs having ed
in procuring any relief operation performed the seventh a
from the rangion proved fatal The patient died
lowing evening.
person was taken Hospital Strangnlated
nquna Hernia; attempts unsuccessful
the orro was performed day his All efforts
give him relief failed eleventh ns lie sank the
death.
CASE VII.
man twenty years admitted into St. Thoms's Hospital
for Snngae Hermit upon performing the operation the
quantity Of omqntuIn large That there posi-
iy being the purpose Of its removal ieatue
applied Inexperienced rcrt from the operation and
died on the seventh day from which,, performed.
Mrs Rice sraguoed Femora Hernia, and operated
rpon the symptoms sran.uaon relieved; but the third
day the operation patient seized with vomiting Of cuet
matter when the sank from exhaustion
Richard Bvgryc died nt Hernia, OF sixteen
hours strangGation
person by Ashley aged fifty h"d Hernia which
became s,runc which resisted attempt reduce il al
operation was satisfactory By the eighth
e after the operation healed excepting small
SPOT; but upon morning day he complained Of stiffness and
soreness neck difficulty swallowing, and the jaw be
came soon completely locked. Opium tried with
some is, temporary symptoms but without any
anen advantage, the fell victim to the disease
~. similar fate by those who are unor
unatey afflicted, apply Mt DR.. SlERMANS Office, 10 ST
CHARLES STREET, and procure his
NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH.
may ordinary Truss for without meeting with
any injury imperfect retention undue
upon then again, he taken during the
day horrible rnl symptoms of Stranguation
g and while have opportunity
do they ought to have THE BEST MEANS OF
SECIrRITy
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

TUFTS. Terrell, Chas NJ Bache, Miss McCay
Allen, Beaslcy Chisy, W Johnson johnson,
Mills Donnaly, La r HOWELL WORKMAN, Wortham
Texas; W d Lancaster, Ky.
COMMERCIAL Baeherach Bon Miller Thos Brown, Ky
LOwher and aiy iolbrook
lady, Ind Fl Brown, Pittsburgh; Thos Anderson, Va
CONT STREET vERANDA.. II Henry. Rhodes,
Martin, Taylor II Meek Leblanc, trcanman Warner,
D NJ Wilson, A Ellison, ia.
ARCADE. &c Fubbel, H Prohit Jackson, Drake
rhbodaur Baety Byrd Harvey Little Ark C Gascogn,
Mobile; NJ McDougal, Lyons, La
VERANDA. Benjamin Gas Texas R II Lewis, Cal Jacques,
Ga; Young, Hubert, Ala; Hart Phil CHs Clspp, Col l.
Sterling, W Barrett lady Judge Sterling lady
Smith and Mis- Reynolds, Feker, La NJ Foley lady,
child and La: Alex HILL A Wheeler, w Raymond,
A G Gray, Ky w Whitehead, Na r J Trunlbull, Miss.
cTY..L W Basin, DR. Smith, Kemp F Frye, Frye, II L
Frye aud servant, Guile, Johnson, Ala Cunningham,
Ga; Smeles, II W II II Lewis f Ii
Glenn, St LOUIS Lacy Raney TauIn, VIM Rust and
daughter, c McRea Wright WARREN Ark II Cook DR.
Walker, Thornton, La II Rollins steamer NewWord;
uoOdnow Detroit
ST LOUIS Mrs osgood Howard Cos Shoemaker
Louisville Lamb B9ston Lockwood, lady and servant \
Ogden ST Louis; Col HARRISON Gaj w Street. AZ Jas brown
u Stirling Mrs Stirling Miss Stirling, G Stirling Jas Flower
Mrs Flower Miss Flower and Col " Dnvais Barrow La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20
City Intelligence.


MURDER TRIAI.-Henry A. Semple was tried
in the First District Court on Wednesday, the murder
of James Gray. The tedious, and the jury did
not retire until nearly dark.
II appears that the accused and deceased both
employed the foundry of Redwood & Morton Front
evee street and that there ha9 been some Difficulty Be-
tween tne. On he morning Oh tie n.h OF June ass IN,
deceased was iht0xicatsa ana hal broken open trunk
heons'hg TO eeipie; anu was seen ss on " PIE {" s'
llGS rev minutes neioc 1'',ns' oheieu ee pdc
soon after seple entered ana LETT Grey was found Sti
lying 'h wv si"tfsa m ms i Nv p"y ~, anu "a"
OF ron lnS Heal t ,i ~; Oh II poo' 'iu har Nc
prota5 otels ,s liz, otun use" n '"hs
Tf I sod livaI ar Week after bayin riyei
% % n @ bo tbt s, % f, in @
1eteSseu ;t "a ni b l,en ri, ~
ur'N' anu "t @ w ir'
manner anu o'oi'''n "cie '''eo W Ut 4ue' anu peace
aDlG. -. -, It'll. ,
he Ju'y Ienaneu ouI an 4'. an" sS'ei.,'j lo M
meciareu lile tcy were u,lole 70 aSree OH feioe''
ihey were consequently o'SchaiReo
Tue LAST Observation-Disclosures Delise the
nnner who was arrested on suspicion of having been
concerned in the murder Of the poor servant girl Mary
and the roppGTy Oh r 1hh1n mouse mas become state
esuee, ~ s . ', S ", ai p, p d Man a
Named attain. anS >nsus; anu Ihaes iarher arr nv
guilty persons ne anI an9ter hyihs kept watcn a, IN"
door WINE 'e Two o.'nr keu We I'll ana roooeo the
nouSe. "a" r e, tie oroer Vi peiSe VIZ
wv. tttcl ~, 'H iiV ,'c Wy anu Is o ms way "
from Mr. Chiffon have been recovered it having been
left by Parker in the house of Mrs on Barracl
street. and brought by her to the police Office
r,,, D, r n .
- 80, - l.; 49,, - -, go. W.,
yeStefnaS put upon ms On e''iSe ol naVins pea'e
''''1 "a, Ia u; t ~, - ~ ts.; nv "ias
VI ~, oi' ~ ~ 80. ~. ~ III Iiis !'u,' W.: u,
aole Ven WIN 1917 W eH ip"'t "c, lieie
co.o pe NJ ,.s,He os W. .c ulenee seeiieu sene
t,! nioIe eLelp i ',ose iot Wv proseo"'ios anu
'he jury ie'u'i'u " ''i'i'V VI wv ""i'ts.
THE LILLY ROBBERY Mrs, Lilly, charged
with being concerned with Moses and Leonard whit
COMB ~ ie,on,uuS ..hhe seoo IRON her husband was
yts'ef's uI III. i'ouel ."l,t"en lor eAiuiilhh
tlon II was SHOWN mat the money mad been returned
10 s , u cue s.s u, M MIC VINO ''ec.fv ti
Si'o tpue tooh IT, "'l Giii. 'l tdthIf knew ho'hs VI
money and thought it u strange law that prohibits II
woman from doing she pcuses with her husbands
property.
MIR Lilly present in the court and formally with
drew te Ga.He anu hef own statement eXoncratng the
W It'll. nn It'll w. I o. u ,. t,S
t.;,,d I, o,s Nv 81, ~ -, ~ ~ -; T.; +t;,,
,,rn,, ac,,,t,rr; -, - 81 ~. - a,,,fa
80 80 - ~ ~ ar;,, 49, ,;',t 50 -, Gto;,,
T ' tbo oaicnnt hief f p,; ' nv ~ ot sa M;
palitv Yesterday made an idayt to that effect before
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

THE WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE.The decision against the
Wheeling Bridge has caused great excitement Mt Wheel
ing and considerable prejudice to prevail against
Pittsburgh. The Gazette says ii is in contemplation in
many places in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana to de-
clare and hold non-iutercourse with Pittsburgh unit
its people TO pursue their contracted and
policy towards Wheeling The citizens of Greenburg Pa.
recently held large meeting and adopted strong resoa
ons against the action of Pittsburgh in relation to the
Wheeling Brdge-deelarng that the prosecution
cocted by few steamboat captains and requesting thu
delegates from that county in the Pennsylvania LegIsla
to urge the passage of bill for the removal of all the
bridges the Monongahea in Pittsburgh insist
upon the removal of the Wheeling Bridge,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

Lotus NAPOLEON THE PREss.-A deputation. con-
sstng of of the principal editors of the moderate
press OF Paris received by the President of the Re-
public private interview which they had requested
for the purpose of representing the grievances to which
they exposed by the rigorous censorship under which
the newspapers have been placed since the revolution Of
the I'd of December The gentleman who headed the
deputation spoke for fully half hour and concluded
his speech by expressing hope that the President would
give some moderate latitude to the papers to
upon passing events Louis Napoleon listened with great
composurc and patience; but his only the
following Gentlemen, the press has already destroyed
two dynasties may fall like the others; but shall
take that it shall not be by the press and with this
he bowed them out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

To PARpoNEp. Ion' of the BaltimoretSun. writing
from Washington. says: Il glad to learn that at
this time when the Spanish Government has exhibited so
much moderation. Gov Hunt, of NewYork has been in
duced to exert the Executive clemency in behalf of
Spanish subject Jose Antonio Lopez who convicted OF
murder that State, and under sentence The Spanish
Minister nterposed in his behalf and visited Gov Hunt
personally on the subject, The jury. of them
also recommended him to mercy. and l learn that Gov
Hunt has determined to pardon him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

A MOVING MAcH,NE-The Poughkcepse (N.G.) Eagle
says that machine for moving, manufactured in the
western part of that State has recently been introduced
into Duchess county which will probably prove of great
advantage to farmers 1t is warranted to cut
hour of any kind of grass with pair of horses on all
from distractions and do well it be
done with scythe by the best of mowers The machine
simple in its construction be managed by any
boy capable of driving pair of horses 1t is highly
recommended by large number of farmers who have used
them with the western and central part of the
State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20
A TOKEN OF HER TRUST IN THE UNION.

NAPOLEON THE SEcoNp,-Thc LiiIiputian dcspot who
rules France appears to endeavor to ape the actions
of his illustrous uncle whenever occasion offers The
describing of the mother of his children "a lady said o
have been born in Daltmoe is justly denounced in thu
strongest terms. The NewYork Tribune thus comments
on the act:
The Emperor Napoleon has just another parallel
by dscarding the woman who has hitherto shared his
prosperous Us she had previously done his adverse
tunes preparatory to the espousal of Royal Princes
from one of the reignrg houses of Europe
Napoleon heartlessy divorced the partner of his hum
bier and his rising fortunes after reaching the summit OF
power but not till after she had for years shared with
him the eNaltation and spenor Of Imperial sway he
put her away basny if you please but royalty with ten
derness reluctance and every manifestation of regret
he rendered for his iuhdey which had some
thing of grandeur and lottncSs in itin putting away
old wife for young child OF the people for Il
daughter of the Caesars hescemed to sacrifice his personal
happiness to secure that of France Josephine had still
palace with queenly state and consideration; though
deserted by him who had to love and cherish hei
through life she onorcd and esteemed both by him
self and by the world But the who had listened
credulouy to the and chung to the stormy fortunes
of Napoleon the Little is turned of in the first fusi
Of his triumph if she p-folluwer-banshet
from France like tron-expcllod from Paris by force
with the children Of the Usurper in her arms and com
PEELED to seek asylum in England from the migrate
villain whose she had been weak enough to believe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

CnEvALlER WlKorF.-The NewYork Herald says: We
have seen letter from the celebrated Chevalier Wko
dated from Genoa January H. and written with great
parent life and enjoyment From the style and spirit in
which this letter is ceuched it would that recent
stories told of the Chevalicr and his msortunes have
been very much exaggerated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

FRoM CAroRNIA-The steamship Daniel Webster has
arrived NewYork with dates from San Francisco to the
18th ut The markets were unchanged, and moderate
business had been transacted. More extensive dscov
cries had been made of very rich gold bearing quartz
The weather mild and flowers in bloom. Goot
order prevailed in the Legislature which session il
Sacramento City Governor Bigers inaugural says tina
the mines should be free air The Indian diicuic
have been all settled Southern California progressr
and the mines Weld extensively.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

NEW R.rlRoAp.--The Legislature of Pennsylvania has
passed finally the supplement of the bill Incorporating the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company. by vote of Y to
TO- The amendment requiring the assent OF the people
before counties municipal interpretations can subscribe
defeated that it is probable the work will be now
Immediately put in progrcss of construction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

THE ENGLISH OPSIoN--The London Daily News has the
following on the subject of the Kossuth demonstrations in
the United States: There is doubt growing wish
among Americans to take part in the contentious of
Europe and hoist the democratic flag here support
people who struggle for it. But for the present the
struggle is at an end. Jonathan is too late he has
awakened his sympathie for European liberty just the
spark of trodden out There is not left
continent Government de facO scarcely political
party whose would be possible for the Americans
tnty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-20

WESTERN INplANs,-A project is on foot between the
chiefs and headsmen Of the Menomnees and Winneb,-
goes in Minnesota to exchange lands The Winnebagoes
have tract on the west bank of the Mississippi river
much of it very good farming land The Menomnecs
who were allowed to select home in the Territory
an agricultural people.