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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
The Approaching Elections.

The coming March elections have already
auickened our community. Political schemes
are rife. Personal prejudioes find expression
II ! thousand forms Of phraseology. Per-
sonal aspirations have a thousand agencies
at work. Asa swarm Of flies gather in summer
heat around purifying food, political hirelings
corr forth into daylight, and their palms are
extended for 6 the thirty pieces of silver The
hum Of the future contest is heard in present
preparation for the struggle; and candidates
multiply around too thiekly to be counted
Some are announced; some are unannounced
The contest promises to be a curious and in
doubtful question, whether or not the mem
bers Of either the wing or democratic parties
can be brought strictly into the line of regular
nominations Some democrats swear that Gen.
Lewis and others have too long enjoyed political
profits and honors, and that the probable demo-
cratic candidate did not do the half of what he
might have done for the recently defeated de-
mocratic nominee for Sheriff. Some wings have
convenient ear for sneers at the probable cam
didates Of their party as politicians too long
connected with public affairs. AT the very hour
when experience Ill tlit prdCulcitl TOuulne ana
general principles of official duties would seem
chiefly to commend public men to popular appre-
citation, mn appeal is made to ostracise all who
have been honored by the endorsement of DO
pular vote.
There are some curious facts on both sides
and on all sides, in reference to the matter. We
may have occasion to use some of them here
after; and gentlemen who think that, having
buried their heads in the sand, they have left
NO other part exposed, may be surprised to find
themselves suddenly thurst into the light of
day, amid the curious laughter of our wing and
and democratic friends. Men may overmanage
too much; and herein there is a moral for
schening politicians. To run down a candidate
in ones party may not help an aspirant, though
It may command an extensive notice from us.
We always like to serve up such things to our
readers and we believe we have several such
entertainments in preparation, which may helr
to control results. We have very little to dc
with politics, but much with the amusement O
our readers, in the premises,
So much by way of preface to what may fol.
low Our independent (nobody will pretend tt
say democratic) friend of the Delta, will please
follow in our wake, and pick up the stray waits
There are enough for both of our cabinets o
curiosities; and we may find among them rare
and curious things
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

rs" FOR COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
o. DKBUYs, the present Comptroller Of Municipality No. One
Candidate for the COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. fell
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a.

MARRmaEs ann DEATHs.-We will hereafter publish, the
simple announcement of marriages and deaths free q
charge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

ny For TREASURER. Editors Mr.,
CHARLES H. TANEY, well esiten city,
candidate for TngAsuIEn the ensuing eo will supported
by all his friends whose is Ife2i LEGION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

THE MoRMoNs-The Mormon Editor orson HYDE. will
remove his Frontier Guardian from Kanesvic Iowa to
salt Lake CITY, IN the Spring Most of the Mormons in
this country, now at Kanesvie will emiaratc 70 Salt
Lake along with Brother orson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

LycEuM LncruREs-The tenth lecture of Professor
Gddon is to be delivered at tho Lycem Hall this
ing and we hardly need add that it will be highly inter
estng one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

1sS- For RECoRDER.--We are authorized to
u candidate for the Office of RE-
CoRDER THE FIRST DISTRICT subject the decision the
Conypn ton eoi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

OLD SOLDIERS 6oSEFlave Clark soldier of the Revo-
iutioh aed at his residence in Mohawk NY ON the Goth
aged VI years Jeremiah Sweet also Evolutionary
veteran ed at Granville Washington county on the sth
inst, in the Goth year of his age.
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DOfbe01''S

WRITING AND BOOK KEEPING ACADEMY,
Sc CANAL. Observation-Disclosures 1852
eA HouRS-EXPRESsLY FOR LADiEs-ll 4. NJ tC
@$1sa MiSSES"MoNDAYs, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from to hAlfpas p. NJ.
LAps-TUEspAYs, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, from
to SIN.
GENTLEMEN-DAIIY from haGpas' 10 and to
NISIToRS-Fromi
ES- All pupils desired to attend until perfect.
ivga spH RUFUS poLBEAR, So Canal street.
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ELEcrIoN--J. C, Guild Esq, was recently elcctt
Mayor of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The vote for license
no license was in favor of the former
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

PROFESSOR ANpERsoN.--The bona fae Wizard of the
North world renowned par excellence the Prince of
Coniuror not only threatens with visit but has ac-
tuay planted the maie of his force in very midst
The Conjuror himself is invisible but the simple an
nouncement of his invasion will much sensation
the much talked of Bonaparte is likely to do in Eng
land when he attempts to subugate that happy island
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

rs For CITY SURVEY oR-Mess's. Editors of
the Crescent Pase LOUIS II. PILE candidate
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
sF Election on the 22d March, 1882 fel6 2p
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rs For RECoRDER.-We are authorized to
announce Mr. f. BouLGNY Candidate for RECORDER OF The
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly the city
r,y,ti
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tRMORY HALL.-Every Evening, commence
4 ing MONDAY, March l, 1852.
II PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH
| ORION KSGLASp)
Extraordinary all the Great Cities of Europe together
with his credentials from nearly
EVERY EUROPEAN MONARCH;
lis unparalleled continued
4 IN NEW YORK FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS.
in that immense edfce,
TIE METROPOLITAN HALL.
where he honored during that period by
THO HUNDREB AND TH.ENTY THOUSAND VhSi7oES or
THE EMPIRE CRY;
Also enthusiastic reception and brilliant for Two Months in
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
WILL he trusts, sufficient Introduction to the citizens of
TIE CRESCENT CITY,
who must have his extraordinary Workings through the
medium of
THE PRESS.
whose universal appreciation and support he has been be
honored with in every quarter.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
beg- respectfully to to the citizens of Neworrans
its vicinity will have the honor commencing
GRAND ENTERTAINM ENTS
EFT SoREES MYSTERIEusES,
ARMORY HALL, MONDAY MARCH /.
EVERY EVENING,
NEW, ORIGINAL AND ASTOUNDING WONDERS.
(o particulars of which hilO
and which universally acknowledged to
NO PARALLEL IN TIE WORLD
The Entertainments will each evening O'Clock
open O'Clock Carriages may o'clock.
w Admission Fifty Cents which
may he procured L the Hall from 10 NJ. Q
SPECIAL NOTICE
~ convenience of FHie, Residents Schools
conveniently attend the Evening Performance
ANDERSON will give
A GRAND MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENT
EVERY SATURDAY,
Doors Opeuat sO'clock; performance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

LIseRArEp,-The Hungarians and Poles at Aleppo who
to save their lives had become Mussumen have nearly
all left Turkey Mr. Marsh Minister at the Porte for
the last two years. told, has been continually most
active in their behalf in his endeavors obtain either
the liberation Of the refugees general or ameoratons
in their nostion
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.DOby,ss s. EFHYl'inusOn's

D AG RR EOTYPE AND STOCK DEoT
No. CAMP STREET
This known establishment having be.n Thoroughly paired,
enlarged and h nonrietn n the attention Il public
their Ely where Portraits are furnished Ill sizes,
in the most superior style and finish.
cash rrirea yoglander French Harrison Iewis HELPS
hn size ulr, with Bor and ertra Tablets for twenty dollars.
uk vn+kin Tuher plates fanarron ami Erh asI Frames,
Stands RoYe, R,ths 2hams n,e,her win in the
Observation-Disclosures BIsINESS constantly on hand for sal.
whole,ale and r.tai 0' '' " - inns tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Quick TRIPThe steamer Pittsburgh recently made the
run from Louisville to Cincinnati in hours and forty
six minutes This is the fastest time ever made on the
Ohio river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Ms- For MAYoR.-Editors of the Crescent ::
Judge w. CoIENS candidate MAYOR
jec the nomination of the Wing Convention. fe24
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j. g. .Mo,.gu,.'s Literary Depot

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining tho Pos-of6co
~ ThePRINCIPAL BOOKS pubshed in tho United Ses together
with the REVIEWS, MAGAZINES NOVELS, etc. promptly
the establishment the prsss.
Also the best English and American STANDARD WORKS
kept on hand.
Citizens and Strangers respectfully invited to call
Orders for any AMERICAN OR FOREIGN BOOKS
filed 3mqp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Ex-CoNsur OWEN CAPTAIN KELLy.-The Augusta
(Ga Constitutionalist makes the following aende to our
fellow-citizen, Captain Kelly:
g In comments of january s, upon Mr. OWENS de-
fence, did injustice to Captain Kelly gallant and
meritorous who of the Cuban expedtonists
pardoned by the Captain-General of Cuba.
s :. In the following paragraph denounced Captain
Kelly when we had Lieut. vanvechten in minds eye
to whom the language is properly applicable
e 1t is true that points injustice has been done
Mr.. Owen. So far Captain Kely's statement has
wronged him. give him the full benefit of his vndica-
ton by admitting that Mr. Owen is far entitled to
implicit belief than Captain Kelly. The latter thoroughly
disgraced himself after his liberation by his usome ad
ation Of GaptanGeneral Goncha, and his denunciaon
Of his less fortunate but worthy comrades
hooters
The reader doubtless readily detected the mistake ut
the time and made the correction for himself We have
Just received letter from Captain Kelly at NewOreans
who thus accounted for what would be serious injustice
to him.
We deem this short explanation quite sufficient get
the matter right before readers and less
Capt Kelly whose letter indicates that he did not
for moment presume that our Intentional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

The RHER-The Mississippi is reported on the rise
all points between this and Memphis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

lsss- FOR TREASURER ~. GARLAND is
Candidate for TREASURER OF THE CITY NEW ORLEANS fego
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

For STREET. CoAfMIssIoNER.-Ex Alderman A.
Montanye is a candidate for this office, under
the new charter. He has so many friends,
warm in his favor and urgent in his claims, that
we should judge him to be a most deserving
gentleman and formidable candidate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Ns~ NoTICE-All business entrusted with the
subscriber will meet with his PERsCAL ATTENTION as he is in
connected with WAe Jackson either of
NATHAN GILBERT, No and Exchange Broker,
te23 3tgp ~ Commercial Ptce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Thanks to the officers of the steamer Lexington fol
Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

RossiNIt is said that this eminent musical composer
is about to visit this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

ms~ A CARD-,ST CHRLEs THEATRE. Mime
has the honor that her BENEFIT will take
(Alarl ras) EvESG, which pre-
seve the highly
entitled WEPT IN WISH, drantized
FENAiO "COPPER" together with the thrilling
FRENCH SPY yed by her with unbounded
Euroue md Atnerica,
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B. r.. Smith, Ee,sgisf.
Fashionable GSoghfun

THOMPSON & NIXON, No 10 Camp street
~ Have received per Winfield Scott such additions ID a.
to render it n complete OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ro,ns
comprising
CLoAks of Black French Cloth! y, x r. and full circle
OVER COATS, Of various qualities the newest stys
DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth various oualtics
FROCk COATS of Black colored Cloths
BusiNE COATS, of Black and Cloths Drl aud m, Cas-
simere.
PANTAIooSS, of Black and fancy Doeskn and C'pssnnre
VESTS OF Cashmere Satin, Wooden Velvet and Fancy Silks
aud White Nlarseiles, single an, double breasted
SHIRTS, OF Fine Linen and Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY, of Shaker Fann, NIerino Cashmere Silk anil Cotton
MORNING GOWNS UMBRELLAS pFRFTnIFRy aba ,a..
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C0a'peting at Reduced 'tces

sa- We ,b n, r.dr r ,ro.ont i.ro s,ork o WET AND
nRJrISF TIjf} nv pr VS. GRAIN and
osr PERM CS and ~ :, th, nn,s nj much reduspces We
have an hand l.r, ssnn,r, IL y OOR or CIn AMI
beautiful designs vaos width mi Qualities Also ydow Shades
White and Coored Matngs, a the lowest market price 1900
e2+ lw2p A. BROuSSEAu \ Co, % QrHfs tFcel.
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The .america,. almanac for. 1852,
Clothing at Resosy.

ts- THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1852 for sale by
jmi2 &c. MORGAN Exchange Place. adjoining the
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PNpex' HNNgiaags,

UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
OIL CLOTH,
MATING, ETC. ETC.
TT The Subscriber cas the
of the various articles to be found UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISH
MENT sccIs wishing purchase. stock
varied and his prices low.
fc2l ETTEE. street.
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Board of Health.
LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE,


of these % were under 10 years and - coored
A. HESTER, Secrets ~ Board of Health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

ee nstsssing Tia eetertAiameats wii terminate With
tAe aHfpeeos o. who Speaks Rirs !" With good cost
CAstlE GAsprN, Tho Rsvel Family announce a very
attractive entertainment Tor this evening The Perform
snccs VIII consist Of tho sm Ing comic pantomme Of La
fete Cha mpetre IN which pearly all the company APP
pear This win be followed BY grand divcrtsemsnt,
ana the whole Will close With the couic pantomime Of
.Jocko with N. Mazyetta in his inmitsbe representa-.
ton Of Jooko.
, AMsRicAS MUsEUM.-The new prize drama entitled
the '0rphans Dream" most enthusiastically re-
ceived l.st evening BY oyeowing house 1t Is TO 10
repeated this afternoon and evening" with the
cellent cast
CnRIsrr's OrERA HOUSE, This establishment contin-
ues TO be crowded nightly to witness the pleasing per-
formances of Chrissy's MINISTRIES The programme for
This evening embraces many Of their bost features
WooD's MIrsIRELs Woods management. Is as pros
porous Last evening his popular band of Etho-
plan performers delighted very large sssomblage The
programme for TO night comprises songs dances bur
iesques and instrumental solos.
Mr. CRoUTA's REyEFrr will come of on Friday eve.
ming At the National theatre Several artists Of celeb
fity have tered.
Mr. Mckinney. the manager Of the Utica Museum has
arrived in town from Canada and will open the above es
tebashment on Saturday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

thsm to you for pusiioatioa Promising that the bust
nss In which am eng~ged Is fxir and legitimate
busness duly authorized By the city authorities, and
sanctioned By the usage Of iorg years. proceed to
hupth you with the nAots thy trauspiSed IN my
onoc and in the presencs 81 reputable Witnesses When
Mr. He'll visited Office for the purchase Of she tickets
in controversy he distinctly nerrogstsd 10 tho
kind quality Of the passage sought In other words
whether he wished to obtain feat a second class
passsge For tho first class passage my printed
demand SIT GO to Chicago aud for the second oass
$l2. These rates occupy promineut aud siouous
position in my Office TO be read and Consulted by all
travelling and immutsbe the laws OF the
Meies and PersisDs. Now win any suppose, can
any body believe that In business engaged in simply
for ts profits. that would did contract furnish
Mr. Hall conveyance by which was positively to sink
and lose mogeJ. The idea Is perfectly absurd aud pre-
poserous Tho truth ia the price governs the kind or
quality Of the accommodation and the price paid By
Mr. Hall 6ft -four dollars for four and half persons
too clearly indicates the KIDD of passage agreed
between 10 make 1t disputsble point. When this
whole matter shs have been legally adjudcated
must be- then will 1t be Uncovered that sroat wrong
has been sought 70 DO inflicted me- will be m ,s
abundsbtly substsntatsd by the most reputable wit
nesses. Till such decision, most respectfully ask
suspension Of the public opinion
JOHN ROSS, MOI West street, NJ Y.
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=, AUG. -Gosi'ng, Us. .qunseta b. Dash, md othas-
This controversy between landlord arising
the city Of New York II appears that the defe
gave lease TO the plaintiff of house and lot No "a
Liberty street near Broadway for two years from the
frst OF May 1861 at tho annual ront OF tiousan
collars for the first year and twelve hundred dollars
for the second and with proviso covenant
should the buildings DO destroyed by fire. as to DO
incapable Of repair then the lease should cease
and the tenant should be only liable for the payment
up to tho time Of such accident Instead Of des
truction by fire. which may be deemed an eminent
main" of the clements il Is 1t virtually
destroyed by the act Of the Corporation OF the city Of
New York under tho emine mt domain Of the law by
taking oil ten feet u the front of the building The
complainant alleges that in addition this operation
defendants are taking down the westerly walt which they
admit to he properly the eastern wall Of the adjoining
house The house in question, having independent
wall on tat side ana IL IS alleged that the defendants
are doing other acts destroy the entire building The
Plaintiff also alleges that negotiations have been going
on but that the parties have not been able to
any and the plaintiff now asks for njunc
ton to restrain the Defendants msrey taking
down the ten feet in front decreed by the Corporation
but from taking down the westerly wal and any other
part of the building except the front There Is no ale
CATION that the defendant Is responsible should the
plaintiff be entitled to any damages for their alleged
contemplated trespaSes. by the code the Court
doubleday has power to restrain, where 1t shsuld APP
pear in proof that plaintiff is entitled to relief de-
MED such relief the Courts have power to restrain
the continuance Of an act. to issue q tempo
rary injunction restraining the defendant from
ing an extraordinary one is not exercised except in
cases where clearly appears that sufficient grounds
Isl therefor this case however appears from the
papers presented and from actual inspection of the
premises that the lease ought in fact to be cancelled
very small portion Of the term remains unexpred and
the premises are rendered by the action Of
the law The rent as in the case Of fire. of course
ceases, and whether the tenant has sustained, will
sustain any damages beyond the relief Of exemption
against fire. and the expiration Of his tenancy,
which We are bound to presume taken into consde
ton by the Commissioners of Estimate Assessment
and proportonate allowance made to him. At all
events does not appear that the in which
the Court should exercise the injunction merely
tocnabe the one party to enforce the other to settle
justice nor the equity Of the requires hu to SUBJ
NIT to- The plaintiff must, therefore be left ordinary
action Of damages for trespass, it be sustained
which Is a matter Of some doubt in my mind. but In
~hich ajury may at to make him such allowance as
the justice ohe case may call for The injunction must
ha denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
Theatrical and Musical.

BowEPy THNA1Rr.-Notwithstan landing the great number
Of theatres in the city probably Than any city
in the world still Hsmbn continues TO bsse pectablc
hOuses Mr. Ecdy Is very good actor, and has, for
long period, been playing for the Of tue
Bowtfy people The pieces announced for this evening
coDsist Of Ipgomar' and the M.tletoe Boughn Nr.
Idoy and Miss Heron in the principal characJ RI.
BROADWAY THEATRE -Bulwers bcauufni play Of tie
Lacy Of Lyons which abouDds with the bcauli.
ful sDgusge. will be presented This evening Mis Julia
Deabe who has made such a favorable ht dprirg tbs
pest nights Of her Representations, viii sustain ,he
ac,ef q Pauline ard Mr. Conway that q Claude Msl.
Note. The smuremens will terminate with ue ia 81
Coed for Nothing
NIBIo's GARpiN The elegant comedy ~ The Belle
stIaagtmr in which Aiss Fitzpatrick whore rese,
tion of betita Handy WAS 80 much AMI de,srvesly
. mined will appear Dir Whsntleiyh artist II gTsst
celebrity sustsns the psit Of Doricourt rbs 9th parts
viii BE- ned by Mr anu Mrs. sloan Mr. Lynne and o.hcE
oomrdsns Of great comic ability.
NV YosK THraTEE.-Msd Anna ftiIon appears
sgsin tha evening in the opera Of the Enoh utrssn
esed by Mosrs Hudson and Meyer audit 70 insy iudss
fr the entbuiasm which prevailed during itsreoreen-
tstion ON hondsy evening the houe being crowded 10
every department the attendance TO nigh. will b no