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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

How THEY PUNISH TREASON IN PERsA.-We mentioned
recently the attempt against the life Of the Shah Of
STA. We now learn that Hajee suleiman Khan, accused
as the insgator Of the crme seized his body
fully drilled with knife in parts which would not at the
moment cause death pieces Of lighted candles then
introduced into the holes, and thus Illuminated 1t was
carried in procession through the bazaar and finally
veyed to the town gates and there cleft in twain like fat
ram The Kurretil Aim better known Bab's Lieuten
ant or the Fair Prophecies of Kazoeen who since the late
religious outbreak has been kept close prisoner at the
capital has been executed with dozen Others His
Majesty received three slug wounds in the shoulder but
all Of O very slight nature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

M9 STATE TREAsuRER. Editors Crescent:
Please announce that GEORGE r BIANT E.q
years scisnt Clerk In the Treasury Department. will b
supported for the Office Of STATE TREASURER BY
octll 10 MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

THE JERRY RESCUE CAsE.-A dispatch from Syracuse,
NewYork dated October 3lst says Deputy Sheriff Lowell
and several Others presented for assault jerry
fugitive slave, yesterday acquitted in the Circuit
Court, Judge Pratt presiding.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Tho Hon. Samuel Bayiess, formerly membcr Of Con
gress and At one time Minister to Brasil died at New
bedford, Connecticut, on the 9Th ultimo 81. 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

LAuscH.-Ths steamer George Law, Of $500 tons, WA,
launched at New York. ON Thursday the 2sth ult She
will run between New Yosk and Chagres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

gs- CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
pEAcE--Fou D. Byras having rsssnsd FRANK HAYNES Is
candidate fsr FIRST JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for the
rasish Of Orleans. b s3 1sis- al ocs9I ims
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

INprAnA-The new Senate comprises 10 whigs and "a
democrats the House SO wings and 81 democrats Demo
cratic majority joint ballot a. United States sena
tor to DO chosen By this Legislature fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of MT Whitcomh, democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

PKfvArE LIFE or WEBsTER-The Harpers announce
that they will publish in few days. the private life
Daniel webster BY Charles Lanman, for some years hi
private secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

NH- CANDIDATE FOR FfRsT JUSTICE OF THE
D. Bynshavins resigned Flint Justice Of the Psscs
Psh Orleans u GAIENNIE il candidate 10 al hs
vacancy. oet9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Nas- GREAT 0UTH-wEsTERN INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
mssug Exseuv Committee will b held The Msehanea
Institute Phippa strss MONDAY EVENING November Al
O'Clock. A full attendance Il fequcssd. . -, 4. MI.
upy0 j.. B. WALTON, SeoIet1fy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

The IRISH HARyEsr.-Such beautiful after-h harvest
season. says the Limerick Chronicle as this we do not
remember for years. and farmers avaing themselves
Of tina delightful weather to their field with wheat
crop for the ensuing year The poor mans harvest is
most favorable, and the peasantry continue busily
pioyed digging out their potatoes, drawing home
winter fuel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

liot OILY II q HIM lid noble duty fulfilled
rolipe i fspd sfsd lsss nece1sary and L.
~ 81 81 i II ffequent, and social ozsisr
y ~ oer cry Council Win ~ 81 spirit
20 Wiee liberality towards this uset1 inssitts
gti6ns a. hid is FURNISHED xstl. evely ncility
'fpr sfa1nees Itshopid not be eon6ded 10 III
sShhsge II my nacrely hired sapAzintsndent but
M kindly and 81 srous, nd humane should
SSbe invited Il II tks SIsns ~ 20
|niety,e wards. TIE young "a poor and q re-
move with gentle hands tho evil iniiuences which
~ gathered like Weeds around that wonderful
ienntsin q good or Ell, I human heart. which,
Us littess miseries, has been unsunned BY happi-
mes 81 home comfort.
,.xyE.l AN o.; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.,.s
= y vely mucn e ~ " NY - q4ss-
aon s o. ~. Gan q Drought
ons 49, T. s o,ssoFsee ahto
~ 81 Maag So cel'ccratlc partisan
aAsnna4 x Asess l9ake every questlon, 20
3. ws !, 4, s usmoc. as.c9 nooDy-
- y ~ ss lnore AuElo1s.y ~
eas = ssaisy uoes 10y suvance one men We
aen n1Sl 10y Psesee. e connecs -
- 80 sne sune g me new oonstl-
~ psVpAs y ~ s,sass Isis'. ~ e.
mos ousoly AGAINST sne aDsuraiy
Jealooss 1es1EAcsl ana .yrannicai spifl' 60 me
~ nov Dsllese ana nope, ann.n'-
seseas s0nsslsuslon; = Sonyen'lon lramea =
nss ~ 4, as'',s IVY, - as.smps wss maue
~ ~ w = IF ~ reJec-
saon sss,Ds e, - wing unu aslnoclasic
ns ae'enps mas s'gnally 1a'ied'
W. 80 ~ nsw oons.l.u'.on unq yes
solso ssly ~
~ y V y Z, 1ssslo1py = -
~ N ~ 'ie plessn', ils'r unene' shas
10y slesrs EQUIV ~ iorce = parry so'e
H1P All ls
Y nss's solne spc1
eiAiiy ~ ahsls.msns = ~ to.ah PoP.la'lon
nss's an9 y ~ - my = 1n1ss -
INV A.selspe
M MaAs n. ~ &c o,ns 4. 80. selnsn
Z 81 u. u S0e J. 80 I. .
81 ~ - US ~
's.s Y, ~ ~ ~ a. AZ WY
81 a Y. ~ II
E''s - Il, Z. Y =,
~ ~ - 800 4. 5, /. nase ple'eea our
~. ,:iI s ~ II ~
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10
,:, 4. ..'l Dss ~ ~
1920 % o. - 800 :. =
estabisned, e. 'enators, N that remarkably
democratic instrument the Constitution Of
= ss4o, 70 pc shortly superseded BY the new Con
Estitution We object to the total population
basis, that " gives undue power to sections of
TIE State not 70 individuals owning slaves by
masking property A part Of the basis Of repre-
resentation. Things are Cor were) no better
under the present Constitution Of 1845, because
the Senate, co-ordinate and co-equal in power
with The House q Representatives, was elected
upoa the very same total population basis.
Ell With these views in reference to the total pop
ulation basis. we have yet to find the wing or
democrat who does coincide. The democrats
estabilshed y " the Constitution Of 1876, and
re wings following this precedent, but enlarg-
Ing its alton, established IT in the present
CONSTITUTION Of 1852 Now both reject it, and
lts amendment cannot be q matter Of partisan
ship. lts adoption was q forced necessity--an
exped1ent e save Neworleans from unjust
restrictions and as such accepted by city mem
pers u view Of the facility and certainty Of
amendments.
Asi or IN amendment IN the matter OF : well
suAJusteu system Of lntefnat improvement, we
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Leula4r4 Alsorlor me majority 10 rissss snd King
in twenty -four psrishss Il 7o4.
Nj CHARLES r. Thorns the actor u said to be att
point death In NevYork caused BY Inflammation Of
his right leg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

SAILING BALrlc-The U. 8. mail steamer Baltic
sailed from New York on the 10Th ut She takes out loe
passengers and $5727 Among the passengers are the
Hon T. NJ. Foot, United States Charge to Austria and
lady George W Riggs bearer Of dispatches to England
Col s. A. willoughby bearer Of dispatches to Italy Jas
Dunn, Of Virginia; and W. E. Everett, o. q. Navy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
announce Colonel RICHARD candidate Governor Of
this State under the new Constitution. octT 9pts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08
Cork Jacket Lifs I7yese,.ves.s.

~ Just received, consignment, FIVE HUNDRED CORK
JACKETS oce Of the Navy and the
LIFE PRESENTER nyasd For sale Wholesale retail
by TODD CO., Commission Carpet Warehouse,
novS stop 100 Csnalst near Royal, Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08
Medical Isrt hooks.

Medical Isrt books.
II FOR SALE AT
THOMAS L. WHITES,
NO. IS CANAL ST., New No. 1Ob, NEW ORLEANS,
PRACTICE.
wATsoN's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, VOL
BELL AND STOKES, PRACTIE OF MEDICINE, vols.
DUNGLISoN'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, Q vols,
EBERLE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, 2 vols.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE, vols.
WOODS PRACTICE, . vols
BEACHS PRACTICE. n
PHYSIOLOGY.
DUNGLIsON'S PHYSIOLOGY, vols. n
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY, l vol. 93@
MAGENDIE'S PHYsIOLoGY,1 vol.
OIIyER'S PHYSIOLOGY, vol.
KIRK AND FACETS MANUAL.
SURGERY.
CooPER,s SURGICAL DICTIONARY.
CoOPER'S LECTURES ON SURGERY.
FURGUSON'S SURGERY. - =
GIBSONS SURGERY, Q vols.
DRuTTT's SURGERY.
LIsToN'S ELEMENTS OF SURGERY.
LIsToN AND MuLLERs SURGERY. e5
MII.LER's PRINCIPAL AND PgA cT1cE OF SURGERY.
PANcoAsTs OPERATIVE SURGERY.
SAITE'S MINOR SURGERY. Ti"
CHELlUs' SURGERY, 8 vols.
MOTIFS vELPEAUs SURGERY, vols. and Plates.
PIRRIE's SURGERY.
CHEMISTRY.
FowNE's CHEMISTRY. s
9.a DRAPERIS CHEMISTRY.
KANEs CHEMISTRY.
GRAHAsIS CHEMISTRY.
TURNER'S CHEMISTRY 81
GARDENERS CHEMISTRY.
MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS.
DuNGLIsoN's MATERrA MEDrcA, vols.
pERERAfs MATERIA MEDICA, 4vols
WOOD AND BAcHE's DIspENsAToRY, new edition.
THoMPsoN's CONSPICUOUS.
MIDWIFERY.
CHuRcHILL's MIDWIFERY. F
DEVICES MIDWIFERY
CHAILLY.S MIDWIFERY.
GOoCHS MIDWIFERY. 4t z
MoREAU'S MIDWIFERY. ,sa -
RAAlSBOTHANPs MIDWIFERY.
AsHwELLs DISEASES OF FEMALES.
.~ CoIDMBAT'S DISEASES OF FEMALES.
cHuRcHILL's DISEASES OF FEMALES.
DEVICES DISEASES OF FEMALES
GoocIrs DISEASES OF FEMALES. V
i, CHILDREN. 4
coNDIE ON CHILDREN.
CHURCHILL ON CHILDREN.
WEST ON CHILDREN.
5u STEWART ON CHILDREN.
DEVICES ON CHILDREN.
-, ANATOMY ID
HoRNER's ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY, . vols
4 PANcoAsTs wIsTAR's ANATOMY, svois.
MORTON'S ANATOMY. T.
MASSES POCKET ATLAS, Colored Plntes
QUAIN'S PLATES, ..-ls. IS
WILSON'S HUMAN ANATOMY.
WILSON'S DISSECToR.
TUsoNS DIssEcToR.
DUBLIN D1ssECToR. .-
Won BEEIR's HANDBOOK OF ANATOMY 1
POCKET ANATOMIsT.
DICTIONARIES.
CooPERS SURGICAL DICTIONARY. ~
HooPER'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY. 's s.sql
DUNGLIsoN'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY,
HoBLYN'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
CoPELAND's MEDICAL DICTIONARY,
REESE'S POCKET LEXICON,
DuNGLlsoN's cYcLoPEDA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE IN
d vols. 4.i3 ..5Ft .5 .'5a 49, -tl,.'
Together with large Stock Of the Departments Of sd
al Literature, s= ''I17 -
L. WHITE invites Medical Profsssors and s,uden. a
bis Medical Stock fT--'
N. B-MEDICAL BOOKS AT NORTHERN PRICES t4ai
~ The above eompre but small norton
The Medical Books for sale above novh stsa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

DAN RICE HAS CONF Tho yeritable, original indomita
bic, immortal Dan has arriv He made his appearance
In our streets yesterday looking younger and more
funny than when he left u.s. the reocings Of the
Juveniles and the congratulations Of the old 'uns were
immense DAMS travelling has been one Of unex
amped prosperity and his success has enabled him to
make the Hppodrome Of the greatest and most at
tractye exhibitions offered in this country In brief
notce (Which IN consequence Of space this must
necessarily be we can not give any adequate idea Of the
msgnihcence Of DAMS establishment His stud Of horses
and ponies, mules etc, has never been equaod in the
world and bis performers perfect stars in their profess
sion Of Dan, himself 1t Is useless to speak, as he can
speak for himself His summer collection Of un we would
commend to the hippochondriac. Dan opened under
mammoth pavilion in the Fourth District last evening
and he vas Welcomed back by audiance larger and
more brilliant than Is often at circus and with
show Of feeling which must have glad the heart Of
the Clown He performs in the Fourth District at the
corner Of Jackson and Chippewa Streets tonight and to-
morrow night and feel assured that his old friends
their name is lsgon need persuaton to pay him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

~ nassssd 70 ths obsipg clerk Of the steamer
As'nassf for river fasors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Notice.
t8r During the alterations at
G. LEIGHTON s. CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM.
Southwest corner Canal and ST. Charles street,,
no obstruction will be busine but the contrary
shpmontsof LEIGHToN,s SHIRTS and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
almost daily arriving from the North Europe will be opened .ps
offered as the FIRST FASHIONS The Fall and Winter trade
V Special attention invited invoice Of the most ,uph
SILK AND SATIN CRAvATs, sCRAFs AND NECK TIES
FULL DRESS AND SUPER yEsIs-SEW STYLE;
500 DOZEN ENGLISH Ho5IERY-FRoNf ~ PER DOZEN.
and HALF DOZEN SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOR 90
LEIGHTON & CO.,
nevl 2peodn Southwest and ST. CHARLES .treet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

nkAss 6osus 1T h statsd that t.o .;. ~ ao,,.,.
zen onsrsd BY ons u The veashes crsss q M
~ ss yO1nen Council for the right Is eopstruet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

We are pleased to Charley Chesey at his old post
as Treasurer ofthe st. Charles Theatre He has become
somewhat emacated since he left but he CON-
triyes to keep up his spirits
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

@r To Persons RuPTURED-The many per-
Sherman deserving Of
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

MEDIcAL TEXT BooKs.J. B. Steel, No. 90 Camp street.
Offers for sale extensive and well assorted stock
icai and Surgical works at very low prices His Medical
recommended by the Medical Department
in this city and medical students and the profession gen-
orally will find it to ther interest to call and examine
them 1910
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

ALFRED MuNH9E 4 90
g, y :. aasalias ssssss, sssa.r y ora,..
-.o1 !. - :. = aos. s.YsM
Re.l10e1eEfE.
!, ~
= y ~ ~ ~ = y ~ ~ q Ell
CLoTHIERs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS und.f ely Hal,
~ Have ,u,t opened al their recently improved stoss ksir 80
NEW AND SUPERIOR AssoRrhKNTor
FAIL A '., WHITE. CLOTHING ,,
OVER cG nssss Coats
SS FR0cK COATS;
# BUSINESS co ,,yr 8 80. ".
roorrHra WITH \ A. \
EANov nj ggTMERE PANTS
AID a - 49, Z 4
rAyI. Ann WHITTIER VJsSF&
Of NE ,.,e, and nos s.suaa ..yls.. rh.I, sosl 4
NJ fsrN,,rr Exsr,N1,c ETrpNrcurNxx fsnnnc
IL. s.aa W. l.rs. AND a. h.g n. nov prepared = -
thsir fendu and - public isfsily With
y, MA y =. W ~. oas.ss-.
n. Wa,h ,h.;,, ..s., .h,... 80. ~ ....a. = ~
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4 ooM fAHI - AS y ~. I. y =. Il. 81.
ocns spM NORRIS WAY. usder civ Iiescl
AfmSx - ...,es "a e
4 8s S4s3
CORSON 81 ARMSTRONG;, ss e Z
5,.o. "a, &. -, ,,,,,.
- 'ss'puuy can ny a y ' va's k00o Ano srsiessoss
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
10 their LARGE COMPLETE and VIEW STOCK shist
shsy oner on reasonable a sefms. ihsli 4
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located tho same building give special
attention 70 all orders ia their lins To stock Of
VIZ AK ESPECIAL arrrRrscr.
ee.ls sps coasoS AkalsTkoSo. s...pas-.. :. esae.
49,, KIN
eN s19s SsScs oil
- ~ - ~ =
TN el1AA61llr : AN'n - 90 : = 70.
= 'osA u.s. y l' = = - :.
5 NJ T. 3 On - s 4
CURTAIN DAMAsKs Of eycry styIe ana auslity y 3
COTTON pAMAsKs-t4 AND IL AIn coroEs - ii Il
wnRsTrD nAMAsxs 7ais AM 81 Az fsornRs
snx Avn wopsTrn r,AM Asxs IA - = - 8ssssss
-. :, s,,,,r 49,, go, ,,,
than they be bought a other house. win compile stock
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS n
EoUxLIy cuExp. lssS s
... !. :.
NEW c,IJTc
- - &. $500,
SATIN DE chlNE-sEef LOW 6s$
WAlEkED slLhs-Foh EvENINo phEssEsi
HALE MouhSiNs slLks-FLAls AND FieuhEDi s
sIkifhp AND FisunED siLhs
fKocApE slLks--sEhY ctiEApi
bLACh slLhs; shos ~ ishinni
ohus ~ Eaos - 49, , nusrnssEi
MARcELLLNs AND FLoRENcEs
f8-NEA6LYAAL coLoRS.
,...Also-...
MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK cAsHMgaEs.
BrAcK M LANES :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Todd Co., 100 Canal street. have introduced new era
in the Carpet trade by revoutonizing the prices Of
every description Of English and American tapestry Brus-
sells velvet hreeply and ingram carpeting rugs drug
gets NUTS window shades, etc. Purchasers will bear in
mind that they selling ali articles in their line at
ducton 81 least cent from former prices
while bis stock has been largely increased All those
wAat 0f floor coverings Of amy kind would do wen to
give them call. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

PAssEraERs SALED--The steamship Falcon, Lieut.. Ro
gers sailed yesterday for Navy Bay and Aspinwa with
the following passengers:
silvertune and lady " Whaling snd lady, L Parry
N Ruben, Frank, j Lippmsnn, Ingram, D Wolf,
9 Newman, g Wilkins, D Garcia, AID Garcio, K d
Garcia. Poppe, @ Frederick, Boyle, Z Sullivan,
Haggerty and lady, Mr. Laforge, Sayget Miss Mawn
Mrs Mour, Mrs Herries, Mrs Haphin, Mrs Mckee,
Mrs Mcllwain and servant Mrs III s. Gum, Mr. Jas Ge
nea, John Harrison, Catharine Barrer Mrs McIwaine
Mrs, Pigat and child Mrs N ARhodes and boy, Mi O
Countell, Rogers, r Chanlay. Rodrigues, John
Fonts, Jas Mullin, P Hunter and 23O Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

y CoLLIsIoN.-We mentioned in our extra Of Saturday
that the seamship Crescent City in coming up the river
Saturday morning, in contact when in the English
Turn, with towboat bound down withyessels In tow
The of these had not ascertained The towboat
the Star the ships the Ocean Queen and Charles
and Jane and the brig Telegraph Tho collision resulted
IN the steamer being slightly pjus3d in the bow; the
Ocean Queen had her arboard bow Stove in and received
besides considerable damage the Star had some six or
eight Of her beams broken the other vessels received
little injury The OceanQueen was compelled to return
to the CITY for repairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

FINE clsARs-H any Of our friends wish to puff really
genuine and soothing Habana they will remember that,
Mr.. F. A. Wood-a gentleman who has large claims ,non
the kind feelings Of the citizens Of NewCrleans
removed his establishment from tho Arcade to the cy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Ayon = - ~ p ciifton tor river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

The ARCADE HorEL.-This we'll known and popular o.
tabishnent has been thoroughly repaired and rctted
during the summer The dinng-room has been enlarged
and the improved tits the very
placesnug, neat clean, and without tho etiquetica
bother womans presence for bachelor 1t is the only
thing like Hewetts of other days. now in Neworleans
The proprietor Mr. R. s. Morse is an experienced host
and Mt Lee will always be found at the desk prepared to
do its honors in the most agreeable STYLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Ben Dollar ia back again Manager Of the st. Charles
and he looks as jolly ever DAY his shadow never BE-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

. LATER FROM BuENos AYREs.-We have adyices from
Buenos Ayres toseptember s. hhc British Packet pub
fishes decree by Urquza which declares conscation Of
property for political criminal offences treason against
the state Another decree aboshes the punishment Of
death for political offences except in the Of offenders
who have taken up against the authorities and gov
ernment and in that there must first be legal trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

INGENIOUS BANK NorEs--Thc Bank Of Hartford County
(Mass has adopted the Atwater patent in its bills by
which the denomination ascertaned in addition to the
usual figures, etc. adopted by the engraver Mr. Atwa-
ters plan to manufacture the bank paper in such
way that alteration be made from low to higher
denomination He introduces borders the end of each
note in addition to the figures which indicate its vauea
single border for dollar BILL two borders for two
lars and Eve borders for five dollars These inserted
at the left hand of the note For the ton dollar notes.
single border is introduced the right end stwo borders
for twenty dollar bill These various borders change
the positions of the of the President Cashiers
and also of other portions of tho bank note that the
general appearance Of each denomination is entirely diff
ferent from any other -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

The FLOATING PALAcE.-This elegant establishment has
taken position at the foot Of Toulouse street. near
jackson Square Second District very fine audience was
In attendance last evening g,{s@l5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

The New CoNsTlrurios in favor Of this
Instrument far as heard from is about $500 but as
have reason to believe some of figures before slightly
inaccurate we defer making tabular statement until to-
morrow. $50 4S $50 ~ 81 x 49, Il ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

We ~ Indebted 70 tho Clerk q II. Oregon q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

First JUsTIcE OF THE PEAcE.-Hon D. Byrne having
resigned, W Gaiennie is candidate for the vacated
office First Justice Of the Peace Mr.. Gaiennie ma
tive Of widely known and as widely popular
We do not believe he ever had living enemy and
know that his genial bonhomme has deservedy won for
him host Of friends AS old respected citizen he
deserves the testimony of kind feeling which will be sub
santiay and complimentary realized in his election to
the post he seeks. His friends will doubtless be at the
POLLS and at early hour to give him lift Election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

From jamaica.

We have received files Of the Kingston Journal to the
2let nit, but We do not find any news Of Importance
AZ Kingston, an extensive system Of smuggling had
been discovered and several arrests had been made
Of brandy and cigars had been seized
The Rainbow sailed from Kingston for NewOrleans on
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-02-13
AGENCY
Central & Macon & Western X. H.
Companies.

CHATTANOOGA. Dec. q, 1851.
THE undersigned, Agent Of the above
i named Companies, has the pleasure TO
Inform the Merchants and Planters oil
North Alabama aud Tennessee. that the
connection of the above Roads at Macon
10 complete.
Shippers of Produce or Goods can now
receive or forward without delay or dam
age as heretofore, there being no drayage
or trans shipment from Chattanooga to ga
vannab. a distance Of 430 miles. The
Merchants who make their purchases 10
New York would do well TO bear in mind
that the new and elegant steamships Flon'
da and Alabama run IN connection WIN
these Roads, which will enable them to
receive their Goods at Chattanooga al least
8 DAYS sooner than any other line. Irav'
oilers going North should not forget this
route. In short. the known responsibility
Of these companies is a sufficient guaran-
lee 10 the public that justice will be done
Cotton planters should remember that Sa-
vannah is not surpassed by any OF her At
Ianuc sisters, either 10 prices or fair dealing
OF business men.
All consignments per steamers or other
vessels, should be marked, care agent Cen
tral Rail Road, Savannah. Ga.
Liberal advances made upon Cotton
E. r. MILLS, Agent.
Dec. l9, 1861 1863