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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

~ JERSEl-Through from New. York 70 Easton Pa In
Four Hours, commencing Ang 2. Leave pier No North
River per steamer RED JACKET for Esston and inter.
mediate places st A. NJ L M and IS p n aud ior
Soer lille st P. NJ Returning leave Php,burs loppo-
site Eas;on) at 6 and 1880 A. NJ and SIS PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
THE PEOPLES RIB8ON STORE

Ribbons suSs velvsts feathers sod millinery goods
neroes acS sa Tor oess ana msntis trimmings; also for
Sonnes neck ribbons wrssts bows for hair sshss-a Of
quality aud dssgn. largest variety ever
ssiteo 70 this ceouty k0r zee very obeee AZ wholesale
or wssii =, No go BoweTy, corner Of Hss,er.st M III
NORTHEASTERN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

EXCURSION to LAKELAND. L. l.
IL An Excursion Train Of Cars will leave Brooklyn for
Lakeland and Lake Ronkonkoma on WEDNESDAY, 18th OF
August al = o'clock A. NJ. Returning will leave Lakeland
at O'Clock, F. NJ which will give sufficient time TO visit
Lake Ronkonkos and select choice lot or farm for future
residence Tickets for he Excursion 81 and will be good to
return the next DAY. CHAs. WOOD, No 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
Excursions, &r.
NENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

ri OOA'1N
" OF NEW-JERSEY.-EXCURSION TRAINS
kEW.YORK to EASTON, Pa--This Company will run an
Excursion Train from NewYork to Phlpsbug aud return,
on tuesdays the 10th l7th Gath and Slst days OF August
instant Leaves pier No North River per steamer RED
JACKET at A. M and from foot of Courandtst. icon.
Meeting at Ezabethtown same hour, stopping ten min.
utes at the High Bridge TO afford opportunity TO vie the
same arriving al Phlhpsburg at u NJ Reurning leaves
Phlpsburg at IS p b., day. arriving at New. ok
M7P NJ Tickets for the excursion (good only the day
sold may be procured board the boat at the Office foot
OF Courtlandtst Fare from New FORK 70 phtpsbure and
by steamer Red Jacket sad cars 10 Fare from
EewYok to Philpsburg and return via New-Jersey Kali
road 81 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
Drp Goods.

NEW SILKS, DRESS GOODS and
IN MERlNOS-The subscribers have received soIne OF
thai rev Shss super.fu CAlntz, al wool French Dc
Lsle and anost every shade and quality OF Luplns best
nernts which they otter reasonable terms wholesale
aud vtsL TIFFANY CUTTING, No SZl Broadwayi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
NOR MISUNDERSTANDING

III LIEE-PACKET OF 26th AUGUST.-The aavohts
and splendid packet ship SHERIDAN Capt j. w. Porter
will sail above, her regular day. For freight passage,
having superior accommodations apply board az Pier No.
II Eas, River, OF 10 SPOFFoRD, TILEsTON& co,
No. 10 South. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
IOR PORT PHILLIP and SIDNEY,
NOR Observation-Disclosures
7 S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

II S. MAIL STEAM SHIP CON-
PANY.-For New Orleans ia Havans the splez-
cd .isarnship CRESCENT CITY, D. Porter L. ). ~,
comnard-r, W. sail from The pier a. foot Of WzTsas--
N R. OF FRIDAY, Aug =. AZ O'Clock 2. 81 p-eclIely
RATES or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW-ogLEANs
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies Saloon so
After salon bertls.. -
SteeIage bertf3
Specie only taken on ffei sht 70 Havana
FREIGHT tsktp T. NewOI:a-s 3 cents PEI Cubs !0ot
SHIPPERS OF tfesnt requested 20 supply thenfelves
with lie Ccmpanys bills OF stng wh.ch may Be hai CO
appicsfitr a. TIE c.ce Ne other form will Be E;gaed.
10 bills q lsoiug signsd after the 81, has sailed
for freight passage spply 20
Al U. HORtRlS 30. Ia w estst, cor. W a.rsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

SUPREME COURT of the State of New
- rori-BLNJANIN CURTIS. STILES T. LIGHTH0URNE
and DIANA LlGHTHOURNE against WILLIAM w. CAMP
BELL, ELIZABETH sKKLToS snd SAMUEL l., BuRRIrr.-
ehc(Com ITO tbs Deisndants You
hereby summoned required the complaint this
which hed the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the City and County
New the City Hall said and to Of
to the sais complaint the subscriber At he once No
WAL said within days alter the Of THE
exclusive Of the day al such and
fail tho complaint within the time aorssaA, he
plaintiffs this seton wappy the Court for the relief demand
Cd 10 the eompant-Daied New Yorl, July 49, l&a:
HENRY L. DAVIES, PLANTING Attorney,
jys2 lswlewTh No. % Wsii Of, New Yofk.
Psse tina, the complaint vsacuoa Ale
With the Ces and the place above mentioned 18th day ~
july, ls5.. H. u. DAVIES Pantfs' Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

u of the County of New York hereby
claims WILLIAM CHARDAVuYNE late Of the Csev
New York. deceased TO the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their Office No. 1884 Cherry the CITY OF
NewYo beOr. the twenty first day Of February neI
Dated New YoTk, the llth day OF August 1854
THOMAS c. CHARDAyoYSE,( v,.s.,.,.
sul2 law6wThs GEORGE M. CHARDAyOYNE,} HAe''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

NOR LIVERPOOL new and
II splendid steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER, Rob
EFT Leiieh Commander will sail from Philadelphia for LY-
spool on SATU RDAY. September4 a. O'Clock. A. NJ
Passage in after saloon state rooms .............SO
Passage 10 midship saloon state ..........s65
PssssEe in forward saloon state rooms ..........sS
Passengers wL be provided with Railway tickets to Phils
delphis. free OF expense, by the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON. No IL nlacs
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TSHE MECHANICS and TRADERS

IL SAYINGS BANK, No. s92 GTandst- between Willet
sn1 sbes fh- Sts., New-York
Pred6 ent. .............. WALTER UNDERHILL.
first Vice PTesoent. RICHARD NJ. HOE.
Gecopd Vice President. CHANDLER L. INGERSOLk
Third Vce-President. ALFRED I. CONKLIN.
Secretary. ............. p HAIGHr.
This Institution will open for business WEDNESDAY,
he 18th day of May. 1852 at o'clock p. NJ Bank days
Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
fosIock p NJ Interest at the rate Of per cent will Be
allowed all deposits prior to the 10th day OF July Inter-
ct declared the Sd Monday Of January aud July de-
pcts which have been deposited for the space OF three
months previous to the LIST Of January and July The
charter married and miners the sole
troll of their depoats WALTER UNDERHILL, Pfest
JANIS r. HAIGHT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

Il Mail steamship PACIFIC, Captain Err, Nye.-
this will depart with the L. 5. Mails for Europe
positively on SATU RDAY, Aug 81 at II O'Clock ~. from
her berth ~ the foot ofCana st No berhs secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequssd sceommods
lions for elegance and comfort, apply 70
EDW. X. COLLINS X CO, No. Sc Wallst
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the PACIFIC,
and nail September l. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

u v odhd EALLo--hOChEoTEh, kOChfOhT and
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.-On and after Monday,
AusustS 1852, Passenger Trains viii run ~ follows
GOING WEST
i; Train Express Leaves Rochester, At 80 A. Il
20 NAL. ............. 9So p"
Way Exprea s30P.M.
RETURNING.
btTrtn-Expre" Mail leaves Niagrs FALL ct 40 A. n.
I'd Accommodation, $50 P. II.
Express, $40
Connecting both wsyl at Rochester, with the rsTua,
Trains on the oany and Rochester Railroad
No trains on Sunday.
Passengers By this Route leaving Albany By the SIS II
Express Train or the 7SO A. M. Express Train win
I'VE at Rochester In time for the Traa leaving for Naz.
Fslls At $50 M and will reach Niagara Falls asa p ~
Passengers leaving Albany BIZ the 1880 AM Express Train,
will arrive at Rochester II p M where they remain
night and proceed 70 Niagara ta ext morning at $50
Dress and reach there At 9.07 A. NJ or l2-58 PM
Passengers leaving Albany By the 50 p NJ Exprea Train,
will arrive ct Rochester 81 53 the next morning have
hour for breakfast leave 80 A. in Express Train for
Niagara Fails, and arrive there At 9.07 A. NJ
Passenger leaving Albany in the II p NJ Express Train
will arrive at Rochester 85 have 50 minutes for break
fast leave for NstaTa Falls al g. IS NJ asd arrive there
Nl2 m.
Returning Passengers leaving Niagara Falls By either OF
the Express Trains will reach Rochester in time for the Ex
press Trains East, and arrive 81 Albany NewYok Boo
top, several hours sooner than by any other route.
Trains this Road in direct and into
the depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line TIE Road passes along the Enc Can a. through the
most beautiful and highly cultivated portion Of Western
New-York and through the large villages Of Brockpor Al
bion, Medina and Lockport.
The cars are all new and unsurpassed.
Passengers Niagara Fas Will take the Cars on the zht
sikhe Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBuRS, Supt
Rochester, July 81, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF of

II BURLINGTON MATIEICUNK ISLAND.-Is
of act of the of the State Of New
Jsscy and by the authority OF legal Town Meeting OF tbs
exs ns Of Burlington City will be sold at public sale at II
ecock M on Monday, the 9th day of September next st
Beldeps City holeA In the city OF Burlington, NJ
cosnpsns about loo acres Thus valuable property stu
sted In the peswae River opposite the city OF BURLINGTON
a. j. miles above thety Of Phsdelphia and upon tina
greet highway between the great commercial cities
as Union and immediately opposite the outlet Of the Della
Division Of the Pennsylvania Canals at Bristol.
ucaeh which ths great bulk of which shppst
nom Philadelphia
and the boldnes Of the shores combine one OF
te most desirable properties which have been offered cap
itslists or manu- lecturers for long time.
The purchaser will be required to give satisfactory sesuts
fog the performance Of the contract
JAMES W. WALL, Mayor.
CHAs HI FENNIMORE, President Of Council
THOMAS MINOR, Prest hanagegsos School Fun&
Burlington N J. July % 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
INK and FANCY GOODS.

., HIN and ANU UOUDS'
~ MORRIS L. HALLoWELL L CO.
Philadelphia
Hsys opened IN store and ready for sale sapeb ssori
ent 81 ne newest and most desirable Goods u their line
70 wht ihey cali the attention OF buye from the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
Sales bp Anrtion.
Wm. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
ARGE SALE REAL IRON STONE

IL CHINA, &c, FRIDAY, Aus, 90 10 o'clock. at No SO
Jehn st. Dinner Tea Coffee and Toilet Ware Rockingham
Edged, Dipt, &c Ware, ell kinds so Glassware
large assortment in lots om the shelves for retailers and
groeers, for cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
UlHE UNDERSIGNED, being two-

HlHE UNDERSIGNED, being two
III thirds in number Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Bowery Bank do pursuant section third Of the Eighth
Arce Of the Articles Of Association Of said Bank propose
she llowing amendments 10 the said Articles OF Asocia
uop OF the Sovery Bank:
Fss-To strike out the word eighteen from the first
section Of the third Article OF said Articles OF Associs
for and insert In place thereof the word twelve"
scccndo strike out the fourth section Of said third Ar.
dele of said Articles of Association.
1h1d-7o strike out the word nix from the NTH sec
on of said third Article OF said Articles OF ASSOCIATION and
mat Ia place thereof the word "twelve"Dated at the
Csty of New. York this 10th dsy Of june A. d. 1852
Gerard Stuyvesant, Enoch Dean,
n M. Quackenbos, Jesse A. Marshall,
A. Cummipga George Webb
A. A Alvord CIV. Edwatda
ID. Peausll Jacob Miller,
John S. Williams VIM A. Mead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
EXCURSlON to EUROPE and BACK

EXCURSION to EUROPE and BACK
IL IN FORTY DAYs-The LIVERPOOL and PHIL
ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. inland sailing their nsv
Steamships a. follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2 l26 Capt Robert LeitsA.
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1870 Capt William WynA
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCHESTER.........sst Saturday, Sept 4.
CITY or GLAsGOW.............S Saturday. Oct &
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wednesday, Aug IL
CITY OF GLASGOW....... ...... Wednesday, Sept ..
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ....... w ednesdAy, Sept y.
CITY OF GLASGOW. ......W Wednesday. 0ss ~.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after Saloon stsr slater sss
- midsAp - % - mdshp 80 IS -
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THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS.
limited number OF thirdclsss passengers will be sAkss
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found In provisions
Prom PHILADELPHIA From Liverpool. 6 rufnssa
freight ne goods 60 per tun and goods hard
ware, &c, will be taken subject to agreement
~ b. BY the late alterations In the sailing OF these sean
and the facilities for quick travelling by railroad and
whit Great Britain Ireland, and the principal continental
ses allowing them about ten full days 10 do before
turning and De back In the United States Ia ~ days from
starting Rates OF passage out and home-Aher sAlooa
beths $3.50; midship $40; forward $40; third slss $50
An experienced Surgeon will DO carried essh ship
For freight passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philadelphia and New -YorA
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

N7ILLIAM REDMOND, No. 80 Pine
w s-Iusb Lineo' lty the pscksss) Of J.s Robert
FtrBs, BsIlyIDens-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

The stages Tor Bquep viii IN connection with boat
Stages to convey passengers 70 all parts Of the country
persons are forbid trusting the above boat the account
OF the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
THE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

l. GATE, Capt Henry Conover, win leave New-Yort,
pier foot Of RobiDsons IN daily Sundays excepted),
Tor SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE,
HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
and BROWNS DOCK, (aiddletownl s' follows;
d. IN I.aa.r MALI XnKI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
NEw-YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

i V and CANAEDA16UA RAILROADS--Trsins Isays
Pier foor Of Dusnest 90 follows:
ExpREss TRAM ats A. NJ for Canandsisua Rochestes
Buffalo Niseaa Falls and Canada West-sryine Il Cansn
6sigua same evening
Man. TRAIN at A. stay over night At Elnir,, and
arrive at Cansndsigua early next day.
EIGHT ExPsEss Of NJ. This 10 the tourists route 10
Western NewYork and Nag. Fslls The cans are lsrse
and commodious and for pleasure canno, be equaed y
those on any other road.
CHAs. MIEOr, supt N. Y. and T. Railroad
WIN. @ LAPHAH, Supt C. and T. Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

Il tALBANY.-From the wharf foot OF Munayst at
oclock A. NJ daily Sundays excepted) making the usual
landings The fa. and splendid steamer Aida Capt IL
Patterson will leave New-York Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fdsy and Albany at the hour each alternate day
The new and beautiful steamer REINDEER, Capt c. w.
Farnhsm, will leave NewYork, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
SATURDAYS ana Albany each alternate day Meals served on
board N. B. For further information applyto
JAMES BISHOP & Co., No Besverst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
YORK and SCHOOLEY'S

I'M L w Il y N N anu SCf1OOLE1 :
i Y MOUNTAIN. via MORRIS and ESSEX RAIL
koAD-This route ia decidedly the most expeditions and
attractive
follows:
First Train at 80 AM connecting at Morri.town and
pever with stages direct for the Mountain
Second Train " NJ, connecting with stages 81 Dover a.
above.
Third Train proceeding on to Dover where o.r.
rases be procured 10 proceed direct the Mountain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20
City Intelligence.

THE Misunderstanding the nose out of the blankets
yesterday morning rather serious operation and
those of citizens who awaked not frozen to death
were somewhat astonshed at the meteorological condition
Of affairs 1t frightul to look at the Thermometer
at eight O'Clock in the morning, and find the Mercury
claiming such close acquaintance with Zero For our
part have sensiby realized the fact
that perishable commodity and more
capable of sympathsng with the thousands of the very
poor who stay in city
What NewOreans may be coming to'' we cannot pre-
dictate, but the appearance of things just would
justify serious apprehensons The frost has laid
embargo our boats in the Western rivers Our mails
stopped by the same agency at the Eastward the tee
graphis frozen over in all quarters and the terrible
enemy has entered very gates and chs the
in the citizens bones
No person with whom have conversed the subject
has before experienced i'll New0reans such weather
have had imposed upon during the last forty
eight hours.
On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock the mercury stood
at 66 deg Fahrenheit and before daylight the following
morning it had fallen to % deg This Lilies in
Customhouse street but informed that in mora
exposed situations the mercury at daylight ranged at
Is deg At eight o'clock yesterday morning. the temper
ture "a deg, at two NJ 80 dcg.-a about which
point remained until dark last evening The following
tables which have made up from the meteorological
registers kept at D. T. Lilies, show at glance the
markabe character Of the present winter We have
fined the memoranda in the principal table, to the month
of January In each of the last four but the COMPARE
would be equally remarkable if extended to other
months and years.
Range Of the 1hemomete, January 1s49 80, 81 and So
1S49 1850. 1851. 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20
Supreme Court Decisions.

Syrester Mullen Patrick Keang aud Jeremiah Lincoln
Defendants appeal from Second District Court.-Rosr
JJudgement reversed and the remanded for further
proceedings according to law the plaintiff and appellee to
pay the costs Of the appeal
Henry LockeH Mrs Clemace Tobg,-Plaintif appeals
from Third District Court of Jefferson Case up for
hearing-RosT j.: Re-hearing refused. Preston, j.:
With some hesitation concurring in separate opinion
John Pack,pood j. l.. White aud Seth Ti1tdn-Plantf
appeals from First District Court-Rosr, j. Judgement
affirmed with costs.
JOHN Re1a vs. Merchants Insurance Co.Defendants ap
peal from Fourth District Court. SLlpELL J. Judge
ment affirmed with costs
CAPT. Harris StackJ,ole and Of brig Ranboc
Osmad Wckhdm-Deendanta appeals from Fourth District
Court-Rosr. j.. Judgement affirmed with costs
1hos Hassam ST. LOFTS Perpetual Insurance CoPain-
tiff appeals from Third District Court of NcwOreans
SLrpELL j. Judgement affirmed the costs of appeal to be
paid by the appellants.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20
p Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST LOUIS Blake Il Sullivan, D II Berry " Oakley
Eout Miss Routh and seryant Mrs Minor children and servant
loaiana cG1c Kicks MSnfomery and la'y Miss NJ
II Thompson Massachusetts; w Denismorc and ndy Chapman,
Alabama Ml lady and Texas Mrs Bishop Connect
cut Ir NJ Byrne, lady and servant U S A.
vERANDA "A Watson and l.dy 7 i Hook D cafe
MisssssipP Doty, Battle, Patrick, Patrick md family
Campbell Bondnran. Fulton W Bowman, II Ccali,
ellis, Smith, w Smith,
Anderson Virginia; II Keith II Demphe Massachusetts S
Brown Cincinnati McArdle, MOBILIZE q Hernandez New York
Balu, pennylvRns
CTTY...W Sayer, II IIookc, NJ J Hooke, d Cage,
Newman, Williams W Welbon D Mccall ~, q Iay
Turner Mssisspp oakly, / + Rogers ryr W Kent
W osni, T S Martini Berkns John Henley
Logan New0eans G Davenport Shannon, Alabama Nichols
ScwYOrk.
TUFTS....J S johnston $ Clarke, Louisanu Chap
Chapman Virginia; FL p Harris A = Wiley R0untree
Wiley Texas; Slaughter Jerod Mcdaniel Aslpus
A j Seisigo Nntchez
ARCADE w Williams, X Hugh Hwy, T Flint, Hutt
tutt, Gordon H l. Simnlns II Mclaughlin, Norwood
Louisiana II Nephe Baton Rouge; Wood, Blake,
Howell, Georgia; Smith, Indiana Callahan, Mississippi.
CONT STREET vERANpA...A Hebert L A Woods E White
West Baton Rouge John Bn Louisiana: Robbins Patterson
villa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20

A CHARAcrER.-A London paper in speaking of the
members of Louis Napoleons cabinet thus speaks of his
Minister of War Gen st Arnaud the Minister of War
and one of the principal agents in eectng the Usurp
ton is great scamp all the active assistants
the crime He first in the Gardcs u Corps Charles
X; he was cashered for swindng then he became a
vender of old furniture then tenth actor at one
ofthe theatres ON the Boulcvards under feigned
After the revolution of 80 he managed himself into
the army again and he has since been in Algeria always
bearing the worst reputation Bonaparte had designed
him for the d'etdt, who had character to
lose he sent the recent expedition to Cabye
for the sake Of little eclat; and you know,
called to France and made Minister of War only few
weeks since lie is most fit instrument for the work he
has to do but how great the degradation Of the army
submit to such a command
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20
Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent.

BAroN RouGE, Monday, January 10.
The Legislature met at 70 o'clock to-day, % members
Of the Senate and 81 of the House of Representatives
present and voting.
The Senate proceeded tote election Of officers when
B Walton elected Secretary Jules Cassard Asss-
tant Secretary Lamaitre, Sergeant-at-Arms Pullen
DoorKeeper; Transators La None Frassllier and La
Vile Enrolling Clerks Clark Goes, Oliver Donnot and
Hamilton.
The House elected the following John H. King, Speaker
John G. Layet, Chief Clerk. (by unanimous vote , f.
saomon Minute Clerk C. L. Marshall Sergeant Arms
and Enronis, ~ Door-Keeper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20

The HuHsARiAN ExILEs-The NewYork Courier and
Enquirer has article the condition the Hunga-
ran exiies in that city 1t says that there much
ing among them and mentions the case of nobemen.
who after extraordinary exertions fortunate
than most of his countrymen and succeeded in getting
situation in hat store, where he hceysere cents
per week more than his board
The Courier and Enquirer contends that il is perfectly
apparent to everybody that the money raised by dona
tions, styled the Kossuth Fund.- cannot be used in
Europe and it suggests that it be used the relief of
the suffering exles in this country The Courier thinks
that Kossuth himself after what has occurred in France
will sanction such disposition of this money