New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

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worthy of patriot statesman. The most ols-
tinruished Of his political opponents have spoken
Of il in this strain; and if he come before the
for vindication of his course. the op-
posing candidate need not be too sanguine OF
success.
CONSOLIDATION contemporary Oh the
Courier has, yesterday, on the French sue ''i
article on this subject, which appears 10 US
rather bitterly sectional in tone. AS we see no
point in our neighbours argument, we Will nohce
only one thing.
Our contemporary is at some pains to say
that we have little or no sympathy with any
thing French" Well, as we live in the Uni
ted States Of America, several thousand miles
from France, we do not see what French people
or French things have to do with Consolidation
in NewOrleans If the editor means to refer to
native or Creole Louisianians, when he speaks
of French, he is Gas we are informed by highly
respectable gentlemen Creoles Of Louislana)
committing towards them what they consider
the gravest impertinence. They are as much
American citizens as natives of any other State
are proud Of their country, and do not relish tins
style of halfway denationalizing them. we
did not think the Courier would be guilty OF the
unfair game of seeking to excite the most I'M
Just and absurd class and sectional preJaolces
against us, in language in which we have not
the opportunity of replying.
eJEssScs FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY We
uested to state that meeting of the stockholders
If this company will be held this evening ut ~ o'clock
| Mt the office of Mr.. Mayureau, 80 Camp street
We have before pamphlet, giving an extended ac-
Of its plans and prospects The company is organ
ze under very liberal charter granted by the Arkansas
The scene has chosen for its contemplated
operations is the Valley of the Fouch-la-Fayea valley
described in the pamphlet before $3.50 square miles
rich in mineral and agricultural resources pos
sessng river navgabe to its junction with the Arkan
sas and being ten days and month earlier
than from independence to Santa Fe The pamphle
referred to IL upon our table
SIR JoHs FRANKI1N-A Washington writer says: "A
suggestion is announced by Captain Charles Wilkes
u NJ for prosecuting the search for SirJohn Franklin
We like his idea and confess that it strikes us as tn
only way in which Sir John be found Capt Wilke
was the commander the United States Exploring ENpe
dition and his opinion is entitled to great weight HI
find Franklin, tchom tearing e ships at the fast ice AM
taking to sledces base of operations should be la
DOWN and every quarter the Arctic regions thorough
| explored He urges the British Government to rcgar
the search as just begun, and to commence on tn
trail recently discovered in wellington Channel and fo
low it over the ice Westward
BRIpcEwArER pArNr-Ths is new article introduce
into our market by G. G. Bogert Co.. 10 Camp stree
1t has many and extraordinary merits as paint Cost
much less than any other paint may be laid on in an
color; hardens rapidly into substance so hard as
resemble slate adhercs firmly is flexible without breal
ing on cloth paper etc 1t will be from the adve
tscmen that almost every underwater in the city ofe
to give fire risks preference where this paint is used
and steamboat and captains recommend it as pro-
3 against fire and water We hope to it come int
. | general use.
IL SILVER MrsEs-The National Inteigencer says:
are informed that despatch has been received from
officer of the army stationed in New Mexico stating thu
extensive and rich silver mine has been discovered
the pubc lands in the vicinity of Fort Fillmore in TIN
territory The main chief wien is said to be over fly
inches in width the surface and exposed from tt
submit of a mountain fifteen hundred feet high to il
base over thousand yards in length The eastern sol
only of the mountain has been explored but there is
that the vein passes entirely through it. An an
yss Of the has been made by Mexican silver worke
who pronounces it very rich. Fort Fillmore is abol
twenty miles north of I'll Paso.
HUM. FOR Our SIDE Our neighbor of the Delt
yesterday evening commenting on letter Of our Bate
, Rouge correspondent, said:
awe are happy to perceive that neighbours CORE
pendent is much pleased as We are with the result
the Consolidation question"
q Well we knew our neighbor would be on the winni
side but he may trust to welcoming him in the ran
Of the friends of Lafayette and Consolidation We
n1 nlo,tf 1osa nolitI nd
l. | feelingsn Well never mention them again.
10 TIM mTRuE ISSUE 1.-The VcEsburg True Issue
to exist the material having been sold to the
y / prietors of the Brandon Republican.
Fon s.LE.-A onc-third interest in the Memphis
peal office is offered for sale
SUDDEN DEArH-Mrs. ophelia Anderson, daughter
VIM Pelby of the National Theatre, Boston. an actr
VI of much merit died suddenly in Boston, on the 25th
;. Coat BoArs Losr--Four coal boats carried as
from the Memphis wharf, on the 2Sth ut by the ice
y l were lost.
FiRns.-The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 18th ult. sa
u The burning of Miller & Campbers and planning
ds at Hamilton. Wednesday night. involved Loss
o. bS000--no insurance.
ly The Postoce at Pleasant Run and the store of Ma
60 Co. were also destroyed by fire Friday of last
In the store $500 in bank paper, which with a
III L goods, went with the building.
L
o. DR.. A. Sidney Doane Heath Officer of the port of
York whose death announced yesterday, fell vic
nv to ship fever and exposure He native of Ms
e. chusetts but studied medicine in Paris and dir
OF rujshed for rare talent DR. Doane had the honor
at the first man the United States to receive and
), | tain Kossuth.
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th / RAILROAD CoNvENr1oN.-The GAINESVILLE (Ohio) pal
III announce the completion of that part OF the Central
| Railroad between that place and Newark. Zanesvil
thus connected by railroad with Pittsburgh, Clevel
+ Sandusky, Columbus and Cincinnati
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SECURITIES FOR BANK IssuEs-Thcre is PROPOSE
" before the Legislature of New Jersey to authorize
deposit of mortgages of houses accompanied by polic
insurance against fire. security for notes issued by
va free banks for circulation.