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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-13
B. r. HAY,

A. L aAGA4'
HAS completed his stock Of
M';ss4 arssi Winter Goods.
70 iii" ,"!i"w'ng list he respectfully invite,
TIE attention ui the
n.aeisrS.
French Cloths and Tweed Cloakings,
ft"""" N"rI"ocs III yarloU> co!oys,
Ir,Hc. CaSbmcrcs, do
IhInrt Cloths, do
lIuuslln de Bcgcs,
klcA Ft.aH DclaineS,
FIg'd aa HIaiu MouSln DeLaincs,
Blach ,,ni col'd AIpaca>,
Ilart> Dress Silks,
Plat, and ChainClon Silks,
Prints and tiN9hams,
Bay State and Waterloo SEaw!s,
Cashmcr" ami Ihbit Wool do
W"oI"n phuncis i'll various co!ors,
Sack f!1lmelS do
welsh llInurls,
Culolci Canton Flanne!s,
BIcachcd and uubrachcd do
Blearhrd and unblcachrd Muslins,
Cold Camhrc and DriIin.s,
BcacheI AM unhlcachcd do
Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies anI ChIldrcns' Shoes, Sc.
(.cn!EcniCnN' GsrGss.
Cloths. CaSsimercS. 1wccdS,
CasSlnettS. Kentucky Jeans,
Heavy Flnnncls, Comforts,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, &C..
Hardware. Quccnsware, Groceries. Flour,
Meal, Bacon, Lard, PotatorS, Burning FLUID. &c
n. B. Connlry Produce taken in exchange
Ior Goods at the highest MAJ kct price.
Ma, "A
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The great are falling from us--to the dust,
Our flag drour> midway, full OF many signs;
A nations glory AM people trust
Lie IN The anu ic pail where " eGster lies.
The gIcal are falling from uS--onr by one,
As tails the IaiGIarchS OF the forest trees;
The winds Shall seek them vaiull, and inr sun
Gaze On each vacant i ace Ion centuries.
Lo, Carolina nournS hen SteadESt Pine.
Which, Ike il uIain-InaSl. lowered above her
rtaIm;
And Ashland hears no more The roice divine,
From cat the branches Of ncr stately elan.
AMI MHrshlirl : Giant oak, whose stormy brow
OF, turned The ocean tempest ON the v est,
Lies on the shore he -.uardr,' l'n.-- aud new.
Our startled ca IL hnuwS not wncrc 10 rest!
1--WE have an art!A" on '..siandtr." the
first moduc'ion eta yoGng writrl wnIch We Will
pint Al an early Gay.
ia lazy contributors. from whom we are
always giu 10 hcar, sen Is u an article on
.''i,eH bier, in whici Clay MlI Webster. in
their later day a@r compared. The expression
attributed to Webster It. Il Uyln- request uI his.
AMI which Is Ina !" the lurnin" point 81 the agti-
Gle, We havr reason 40 brlirv" he r"i.,r u>ri
W" have seen ii il valow> luurie,s but TANK il
vas manufactured Tor political Ell ct. There
being. al least, ""nhls oil the >ohj Ct our cor
respondent viii parI"p u% tor not plUting tie
article We hUrc To hr;l lruuu her a AIN soon
and ittn.
IT, Inc Westminster Carrcl!lor ian copied
cur item "Om! 20 Inc Iio0is" wlhuul giving us
cl'.ll; We Shoul be satisfied howe, n. as it
:I"'c amends for this ncai ct 10 some extent, by
ii'n.ng ii and r!acin. ii ..Jas lis own cdllo-
lialS.
- Is lhc iIag!or'I H;A!j>onan published now?
We have ncl st,n II To-. lwu iu,iduS.
L-,"Co;. Cos Of t!e Poat Gazette rltcI
Ii".Io,! a,n.t Coed IN lur naitcr OF conrlblr.
ions lo;lnc Wasi, II slon Nuuumrnt ON clccl ion
"ay. We 'llrvc lAr C9I,n-l lost.
(.5~Wc hope the io!!"wlu. lines may reach
t.. McD. H.. who occasionally .t,vu.r! IHc
wing with hIs rhyincN, ani l.al tie lrI, answer
l"iun.h the same cam mel.
;;or Tie CrrH Wing.
Mn. EnlroK:--lhc rnclS~l Is Il dressed to
an "II i'i'nt >Ih .irhl"Dn e Rptt,. 5. Of Drla-
N'iFt-i "l'i'r'i several Nr,l Clever mo iurliunS
;'hl"hS watch WAS uMr lna ''!.o4.rru,ad,' a.
*rrcIc> It irr.oIhn.) Il You Mt'nk il TT sud-
clthi merit you w.l please publish, ami uhll.c,
y y liIG,
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st kaAxas.

''Suggrst any improvements we can max c
which will render home more pleasant To you"
- Letter from Home.
''liome more pleosant'' lis already
The one pleasant spot on earth:
Next to Heaven II s""Meih brightest
The dear home Il1l save me birth.
''Home more plrasant!' ali my father,
What cont imahc II seem more bright?
Nestle there the hearts that love me,
And love makrlh darkness light
CLONE more pleasant" nay, would rot
That II seem 10 me more dear,
Lest my sou! forget, aui fancy
Its ''abldlng place Is here.
NORFOLK, Va, ELLEN Grey
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& tyG} SEFbrT9sGa %sT}grF$TTa
sssslsa thi r III, 3@lseai WIN
Iaas y W IL ! bjzi 4 10 50 ,NaS
=, ~. 800, .~,.-,
AlN Iii Il IL { / Il sS&j.
In,oy and hv yir,,,, .,ro 1l,,t of ,,,r,,, r,,,,
Al Et,! i,,,r,, ,,.I ,.,,,, -, ,,,,,,,,L y Vs.;
ondo ,,,,rrr rb,.,,.,u ,,..,I ,n,, I,onn.nti
Albfrt Constable, lur,.,a M. ,h. .,y,h ln,,.;,l
Circuit Of Mary imd. the undersigned as Trus
Ices, WI! "iiei at Pubic sale at the Door Of the
Court House IN EikloH, on
IYcsaigp/Ie 1Iyf dam of Darr,,,or ,,e~t
,,,,,..,..,,
'''' '',"' 80 I'll ''@'''. ''" ""'o' CIV"
-
J&tSf<af0 aGFSC,'
lately occupied by said NJ. Blackburn.
This property contains
E:tG Acres,
Of Land mere or less, anJ lies on the Oc ,oraro
Creek in Cccii county, Maryland, about six
miles from Port Dep, st, ana within four miles
d the Rising sun village. The inpgoyeml MIS-
upon II cunsl. Of
Eorr, Erjst MN S,,, MN nm
,,, ,,.,,, D'.~It",.. t,,,
y" ''' ''''''' 1>"''''"5 1Ao"'',
and ten Tenant Houses, some oi which are new
and IN good orucr.
Also, Store House, Blacksmith Shop, Coal
Houses, Carriage House, otabllns ana other
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10 an DEi H.'i"ilI.

DO you remember, unc!c Iac,
Long Years ago.
before uii ll,r With hand 50 hard
Had marked Us 81.
uu lAcn were wed an hal four s.cubs. ;,
Just like their ..iai.''
Oh! what Il chan 70 has taken place--
IL makes me sad.
look around for former friends;
Tiny are but few;
Death ana eSl'"n9elncnl s done their part
! look 10 you.
What pleasure lis to gaze upon
Thy wrInhicd brow,
Surm"unted once By Locks So red
But frosty now
Do you remember Uncle Fac,
The old tea pot
From out Oi which we used to pour-
No matter what.
1t made happy joviai pair;
Was temperance li!utS-
Oh, how loved 10 hear YOU talk
Ahdquolc your rhymes.
Do fancy's musings still possess
Their former charms!
DO ghosts from st. AIMS old church yard
sim cause alarms!
Docs lly oil mare sui shy away
Frnm gtnvrSiOHtS white!
DO LuggeIhri,iS to Devils turn
And give You fright!
But farewell now, dear Uncle Xac,
May you from hence
BE blessed with pace and perfect health
And competence. GusrAyus.
oec'Hon, Oct. 9'h, 1852.
u correspondent from the nciehborhooi
oil the Rising Sun, sends us a chapter 80
Young Men," in which he lectures them about
cumming to night meetings, &C., with other in
tentions than 'scrving The Loid:" /. Q. for the
purpose of "cutting up" shrinking whiskey,
swearing and lighting;" and s.euing on horse
back with some dame or Other on behind them.
who is Of no great aristocracy.' Be careful,
young men, or we'll let our correspondent come
down on you.
u-We congratulate our Fl lend and old cor
Benjamin 7. Begs, ESD, on his
return from democratic hundred, TO the Della
ware Convention. 1t speaks well for his popu-
lariiy: and we speak for him, that he will be an
member
CJ~W We find the following by our "ENcn
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Gli22 Acres Of land,

liGL ACRES Oh Lana,
more or less. This farm has about | 20 acres
81 nran.n land of most excellent quality. scmr
valuable meadow. and III" residue in wood aud
Timber. The dwelling is 2ooi and the harm
stable and other oVlbuidings are all in GOOD
repair. There is also Mir scat upau il, and
perhaps the best u after Fowcr upon The stream
The situation is healthy, conveniently located,
and cv"ryway desirable. Purchasers are in
}It"i to- cal and vi " the premises. The terms
viii be- accommodating.
ROBERT d. BRITAIN,
WILLIAM BBlrVtGN.
n. H.--lf the said Farm is net sold AT private
sale before the
lGM Of .Norcmlor,
it will h. sold al Publ" Sale on that day
Terms INA IT, known at sale fOcl 30 3w
GREAT BARGAINS
IN 6sEGY GOODS.
W. VI. kENNARD & co., East or upper
W cu'l oI ElkIon, have just received Il new
sivc., Of
l'siiI ). winter Dry GGne,N.
aoon- which wi! be .onnI: Nrrinorg. Alpacas,
Atuu.tH D"!.nues. tiH"!iams, Prints. q tine
assortment Ct lay state %huwIs, which we VIII
sell very rA'ap. Cloths, Ca>>imcirs, CASH
n"tis, @aluct>, EestlngS, Wooden and Cotton
F!nna"I- h!carhrd M Il Brown Mu>n%. striped
Hnntae. Checks, &c. 4 Good a>sornn ut I'll
HE.3NI-.N, 1DE CLOILI.NG.
Gloves AMI Iim,cgy, larg" assortment Of
Boots. |h"",, Caps, &c. Groceries OF all de-
,Crp'IunS vciy chCap.
y" would There tore call the att cnton crrash
purchase RS to ur.' cock Of goods. as we ihni.
they caI 10 A. wei! with MS they can IN til" city.
Country prDincr taken in exchange tor aooIs
Oar flDliO Is TO sci! al city prices for casd.
Oct&O W. NJ. kENNARD 4 Co.
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Elkton Hall Of Fashion !

A.
NE Sno'r''pe, '"'"'i's MS "''"nS "'" '",
l. l"oi'c ''n' ne mas eh"t"'| anu 'n'p,p'''
MS S.oI'' VI" ""'' o. 'pp's''. 'o..n' n i'"
anu mas ~" Va MANI '''se anu "e' "''o''-0
supp; ~
O, every descrp,ion consisting in mar, of Dress
and Frock Coats, spring and summer coats Of
the latest STYLES and finest qualities; plain black
and fancy vests, c,avats, suspenders, collars,
shirts, hose, gloves, sc.
H,3TS IND caps.
Oi the latest styles ana patterns. IN SNORT
every thing pertaining t" nrn'!e,nen m'a' ';
cAt'P' o'"'s "":. @''u'' al VI "'''. rLnr,1 g..
a" a., 'ar ioNrs' Wy .as" P''n hn.,,c'rn
ent ,;" hon b., s,"o, ,,,sr,;on ,o
~.,,,' :" 'i'',' ~ y ,nI,,,c ,n
."C VIM "':' =" -. Vs. c,,
In addition to lis superior assortment OF ready
made goods, he will keep nn hand a complete
stock of Cloths, Cassimrrrs aud Fcstngs. whlch
he will make to order al rcduced rates, and war
rant TO give perfect satisfaction in fit, quality,
and durability. Call and examine my goods.
May s, 80 If J. L. WELLS.
Ia ncver-ailing cure for heaves, thick and
broken wind, colds, coughs. inflammation OF
the lungs, and all diseases when Affect the Wlha
Of horses. Alsoa universal condition medicine
q cents. For sale By
ADr2I WNt TORBERT.
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HCPEWELL
Classfca. acad Mercantile School.

roHr WINTER SESSION or this J,s,;,,,,;o
viii o',,r,n,,,,,, ~, a., frs, ,rIJJrp"Do
N1rnr,,n ,,;.t H., r,,ia,,.,,,,. ~, at.., VI
I,s r. Da,,,x NJ p.;n-i,ai, NJ sr ~
unr,n T,ach., -, lIrs;o. NJ Al E,..,i,.
Eirs, assistant. NJ & 4 Cprr,,tr ST
Assistant. NJ w., r,,.,n,pn Th;.l ;. I'm.
Thn toiInu,ion ,,,,,r, ,.,s L.,,I,J ~ ,i,c d.;
c;rol hv ih,, co,nr;t,,. n,, Tho ls, ova,,',n,,;'
The cnmr;,tnn ,r,. cnr',osod ocPor S,,';n.
or por, Drn6sit Nh hcv G NJ n.r,af,J -,
OyiorJ ,, an, : Dfatsc, Eso IT',,'',1', y,
..pv irv;t,,;n, ~. NJ J,mns =, n,rnr
NJ lrinci,aI at ,ho I4o,ov.l, CI,s.;,oI .,,i
NJrrron1iIr SrhnoI tLr rndn,sioroI ,s o"n'
m,ttee attended and rondnc,oJ Ihn nnbIi, ~"
ori,oio, or lis nmnils which ,ooI ,Iacn ,i,,
cIosr oi thc ,rns,ni sas.;o %ant o-,h IS3,
The time allowed tor nur Investigations ,,os
suGicien,lv pro,roripd ,o he nerf,c,l,. s,,i.r,c-
,orv The Iirrrr, branches a, ItrI,. mon v.,,or,
the nuniIs werr tya,uinrI, ware sunr nc a.o
rsrai,r nrrSrnd -, .ct,'
rnbr,,..;na ,hnsa If = r,,I,.,n,,,.I cI,ro,.,"r
well ms he more advanced snh;ar,s conn.,,,I
viii, thr natural sciences. Ni,,hrr,,,;,s nod
Lonnuoors. Tho examination WINS ,ho,on,h
and scarchino. Thp p.;ncinoI nr,,,I -. ,o,,I.a
II such. and rs ior,s onr ,hi,;ty c,,,,,lrI ,rn
did so. THE classes wrrr rivrr nm eniirnl,. ,o
nnr d;s,o,,I orJ .,rIJ ,.ossiiI,. lnra,,, ,,i!!;.
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d IL n.

THE subscribers are prepared to pay the high
est market price in cast, for any quantity Of
Wheat and yellow Corn. Bags will be furnish
ed TO any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN & FOARD
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

FETHE Undersigned offer nj prva'" sale the
! valuable Famn on which they now reside,
siuat" on til" Big Elk, about mics from
Elklon, continuing
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VYGsFIs' & SIkGsEEI.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 10 Pratt Street,

No. 10 Pratt Street,
(pETwEEN cuEAPslnE AND SOUTH sTREEr)
BALTIMORE.
UANE on HAND a large and well selected
Ill assortment OF
Groceries, wines s. liquors..
which we offer TO the public upon the most rca-
sonablc terms. In addition to our rcgula, stock
we are daily receiving new supplies, by which
we are enabled always to furnish our custom
ers with fresh goods at the lowest cash prices.
EDMUND WOLF. CHARLES ". SLhGLE.
Baltic, Oct BIN
JNOOLEN AND CANTON FLANNEL
w BROWN s; FOARD,
Nc.t door TO JohnSon's Hotel,
Have opened this week, white, yellow and red
Wooden Fnnncls.
Hamilton bleached and unblcached Canton
Fiannels, very cheap. [sep Is
Doors and SHoEs.--An extensive assortment
ID of mems and boys long boots, womcnS' lace
boots aud shoes, and chidren's shoes, opcncd
this week at Brown & FoARp's. [scp Is
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JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
General Jackson.

Engrare4 By T. 3. HELCH, Esq, after the
original poriroH pninted ey r. SULLY, Esq.
This portrait will be match for the Wash
in gton, and is in every respect as well got up,
Price 50 per copy. Address as above.
Oct 80 BIN
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NEW ARRIVAL of New Orleans Sugars. IN
" excellent article for preserving; also, Mo-
asses, New York Syrap, Coffee, Tea, Choco-
ate. Rice, &c. For sale by
Seq ! VIM. TORBERT.
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NOT Gs;.

4
A Ii persons a,e cautioned against trcspassina
II on the premises of Mrs. l.. NJ. Randel, with
dog, gun, net, boat, or otherwise.
j. M. RANDEL, NJ. D.,
Oct Is, % 4w Agent.
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a book called ''brltish PomoIory"
has appeared, containing description
o! ~ Kinds OF apples. All these are
traCrab!r tn the common crab.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20
Arrivsls 4 tie Principal Hotels.

CITY. Enalgn, John E.roh, Mclean, vanEpps
May, Msbie;
WOLF T6os Taylor Hall. W MIasies
Richardson o WIN FhoTss md LADY H Pse sl.ci
smith, Mis-; d Gallagher Pa; Richards, Stsfi ng
John MITCHELL H Mitchell Austin, fIoiings worth w
Conner, Eaton, v Down, n Gibson, Ross,
Texas; W Rogers, Jr, Joel Rogers CHM.
vERANpA .Jas Deens, Levi Hubbel Byne, DR. W Nc
Kslve,, II Crawford, NASH Zuno Dayis Mcsted
Stuart VIM Walsh, Kelly Mrs Shelton,
y. sssea Mooi,s Wllm, Bamors Henry freeman
West Lane Texas; Chrysta, Tenn; Brcoe, Wad-
dali, Lat M Porter, steamer Southern Belle.
ST. LOUIS George Holmes, Mass; Bsnss, Indies;
srarrith Al Hanson N; Mnchin,
aud mother, Miss. = - = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20
Attention Y.oI,xnteers !!

attention VOEeXnteeys
"In Time of Peace Prepare War;
MILITA AIRY ACADEMY.
The MILITARY SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION will open on MON
DAY the 18Th of October the Aory Brigade Caronde-
let street. opposite Union Row. the FIRST DEPARTMENT
INSTRUCTION. Aso the Commercial ge SECOND
PARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION. following branches the
science, owit
FIRST DEPARTMENT..
CAVALRY AND INFANTRY TACTICS.
Instruction the West Military Academy the
l. SCHOOL OF THE SoLDIER-SCHOOL OF 7 lie COMPANY.
D. SCHOOL OF THE BATTALON-EvOLUT1o IS OF THE
B. SCHOOL OF THE COMPANY and SQUADRON FOR CAVALRY.
4 OFFICERS DRILL-MoUNTING GUARD and GUARD DUTIES.
SECOND DEPARTMENT..
l. SABRE ExERCIsE-BRoAD AND SMALL SWORD CUT AND
THRUST FENCING FOR CAVALRY AND INFANTRY
g. INSTRUCTION OF OFFICERS by aid of in their Duties
including FIELD, STAFF, COMPANY AND NoN-CoMAiIs-
STONED OFFICERS, ON DRILL-DREsS P..RADE-INsPEC-
TON AND REVIEW.
CLASSES will be formed for Officers Others who wish
BROAD SWORD, CUT AND THRUST FENCING, on MONDAY
NIGHT at o'clock at the Commercial Exchange ST. Charles
opposite Commercial Place. New Orleans,
Competent assistant instructors will be employed drill,
RxPERKscKs-hajor General John Lewis Brig Tracy
Colonel Walton Colonel j. G. seymore colon W. W. W.
Colonel Henry Fono.
Fv. r. MACE Professor Of Cavalry nry Tactics,
ocls 9plstNov. .-. Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20
isDAYl 30RNING. oCTOBER ID. 1850
A. - ~ Constellation, in Trsneh and
~ sapplsnsnt
ls1E CRESCENT cry an HaV.aA.a

s3yx. =, !, q !, z, =, z, ry g ~
- : = q 4 q : - s =
hs Crescent City p s. Mail Steamer has
s4ean psen refused sisndly entrance INTO the
sa9 l!Sssns Entering suddenly, IN the
eilant commander stole q march
~ anuSg Ms must now consider as s the ene-
= lone on board we're permitted any
NTH the shore-the mails could not
tine American Vice Consul, acting
! 1gg of the Consul, was neither per-
m g BOARD her nor 70 send official docu-
~ board 49, che put to SEQ again, the
Aez.esA unien- JAck streaming above her IN
pEopaeSac PRIDE and glory and American can
49, ~ tfe iarce Of certain retribution
the insul offered 70 rs az = nation IL
! 1ss aa saaton il re ztreme. The solemn
eaa3 S International faith are disrc-
80 x! a. II yessels hosting tne nag q our
aalsa goyernnaentally employed AZ q mail
3 gnceretton ionsly forbidden al inter-
Nith the shore Of power nomnally
3 oAy Wltnsus.
~ Y tllls { NJ Smith Purser, is On board,
ssa ~ yaptatp- General cf Cube suspects that
maze certain communications TO the New
g aeFk papers, which could not be SO unpleasant
d. partiatly or wholly true. But, Mr..
OIur tyr1rtu1 mr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

Col Q. M, Payne has been appointed to the command
Of the harbor Of New York Col p one of the officers
who distinguished himself the Canadian frontier dur
ing the last war; and who subsequently led the great
charge at Palo Alto under General Taylor where he was
wounded-from the effects of which he still suffers His
father was an aide-d camp to Lafayette
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

FENpisH RoBBERr-The store of Mr.. ]. NJ. Brown, of
Batavia Clermont county, Ohio broken open Fri
day morning the sth instant and robbed of s5Ooo while
Mr., Brown was dying at his residence,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

The BosToS BEEThs spirited little sheet comes to us
In entire Dress and much improved in
1t deserves prosperity and pleased this ndi-
cation of it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

MISS Jnlia Dean was, at last accounts playing an en-
gagement at Milwaukee, Wis, with her father
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

REVOLUTIONARY LErrERs.-The Cincinnati Republican
that letters from Kossuth other revoutionts of
Europe have been received in that city which will soon
be translated and given to the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

s. Cohen Lopez, the young clerk at ST. Louis receptv
arrested the charge of embezzng large amount of
money from his employers plead guilty to fourteen in
dicmens last week. and sentenced to the peniten
tiary for eight years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

HE h'sHr OF SuFFRAGE.-Between four and five hun
dred wofkmen employed the Capitol at Washington
went to Baltimore where they reside for the purpose of
voting at the recent municipal election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

RAILROAD BuslNEss-A double track has been laid on
tne Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad early in
the springthe increasing business of the road demand
ing it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

NAvALI is said that the United States steamer Mis-
sisspp instead of going Havana has been ordered
round to Annapolis to join the Princeton and the expe-
dtion thence will proceed to Japan with the Allegheny
The hne-ot-battle ship Vermont will join them in the
spring
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

INDUSTRIAL ExHIBirIoN OF 1S5l-The medals ceftif.
Gates and Jurors reports have just been forwarded
Washington from the Royal Commissioners in London fol-
distribution among such of the citizens the United
States may be entitled thereto and who will receive
them at an early day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

CUMBERLAND RvER-The Nashville True Wing of the
sth inst says: The river is still recedng with about II
inches the shoals No boats in port The weather is
very warn, nd dry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

AMNESTY AusrRIAIt is stated in Vienna letter OF
the GOTH in the Lepsc Gazette that the Austrian Gov
eminent intends to grant extensive amnesty to poll
tica offenders in December 1t will, it is said include
the prisoners in Bohemia and the students who took
in the disturbances of May
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

YELLOW FEVER ON sHrRoARD-Le,cis, Del, Sept. II =
The schooner Pauline, from Newbern N c. for NewYork
anchored here this forenoon having lost foremost and
with four of her crew sick with the yellow fever one
man, named Edward Watson, died this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

Cornelius Cookery is the name of the young man who
stabbed his mother in St. Louis on tie 18th inst lie
was arrested late in the afternoon house on Bddle
street. by Captain Icenhower of the day police Cookery
is bricklayer by trade and is represented to be good
workman. His mother, whose name is Fitzgerald is re-
covering
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20
.Muntizlas-Mantitlas.

tB- Just received per steamship VIM. Penu, at
SIM 2 S 0 MS, so CANAL STREET,
n large stock of the latest styles of
M A N 7 L l. A S,
MoRET Broadway
York. expressly for this city and guaranteed be
beauty and neatness combined. Among them
EMBROIDERED MANTILLAS;
CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-INIAID FRINGE;
TURC SATIN MANTILLAS-LACE TRIMMED;
MANTILLAs TRIMMED WITH soNTAG VELVET;
WATERED SILK MANTILLAS;
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTILLAS;
PRINCESS TRIMMED MANTILLAS;
HALF MOURNING MANTILLAs;
CLOTH MANT1LLAs
MISSES MANTILLAS;
CIRCULAR CLOTH CLOAKS FOR LADIES;
CoBURG CLoAKs, AND MANY OTHER STYLES
aF5-ALL dT VERY Low PRICES
oet2o tt sIMPs ON, so Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20
s4,e7s,o1O

DRY GooDs The advertisement of Simpson, No. so
Canal street, is worthy tho attention of citizens and
strangers Ills stock is large and Will assorted and his
prices are tempting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

The CASE OF RAsD.-The sentence of J. W Rand con-
vcted of bank robbery at Portsmouth, Va will take
effect till the LIST of November 1t said that an appeal
will be taken in the meantime
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

The PRiNcEss vosA.-The Presse quotes statement
from the Gazette de Besabut to which no credit is at
tached-that the Emperor Of Austria had demanded the
hand of the Princess Vosa to which Louis Napoleon
aspred 1t is believed in political circles in Paris that
the lady is destined by the Emperor of Russia for Prince
Adabert, of Bavaria brother of the King of Greece
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

The sandusky (ohio) Daily Mirror the public, and
printers especially, ssa.ast individual calling himself
John r Baker, who worked in that Office short time,
and forged the of the proprietor pay his board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

LATE PuBLIcAross.-We have received from the cheap
publication establishment, MOI Exchange Place, The
Bvouac or the Rival Suitors novel said to equal to
Charles OMaley,nby Col. w. H. Maxwell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

John Sargent ESQ., of the editors of the Washing
ton Republic it is sad lying dangerously ill in N York