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that the outglSlngs q the press and the
declAratlons Of public opinion are not to De con-
slaered aegit Inmate reasons for even the modif-
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public body and that 70 present them as motives
49, insglting tc s'hch 4 body, IN this We thought
found much that was true and much that
fes q matter for sober thought
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We indebted to the clerk of the steamship Yacht
for Texas papers a{5
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,No PROPERTY OWNERS, STEAMBOAT

CAPTAINS, PLANTERS etc.-The undersigned would cali
attention to the celebrated BRiDGEwATER MINERAL FAINT
to be
hoi and unsurpassed for painting tesp
ton The public examine certificates and sps
a q ROGERT q 20 m So 80. 'te'f-
7l Agents for States Of Louisiana Asbama mississippi and Ts1v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

''sERvEp THEM RIGHr"-U nder this head the st. Louis
Union thus philosophers
Give editors defeated for office at the recent cleo
ton in Iowa Why could they be satisfied with the
honors they enjoyed of making very great men out of
very small ones and procuring place power
politicians and not have the impudence require any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

HE TUNNEL MAcHlNE,This machine for boring n hole
far9ugh the oSsaG Mountain for the Troy and Green
las we stated in our as the 9Th inst The mast week
several more experiments have been made with it. and it
found TO more than answer the sangune expec
tons OF the builders of the machine the friends of the
road BY the contract made with the builders of the ma
chine It was warranted to bore sir day everyday and
place the rock In position to be taken away or the
is found that it will bore than double that distance
In TACT, 1t has with the present imperfect state of its
rock operated on so far the hardest kind of quarts rock
Greenfield (Mass.) Gazette '''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending -Au,,at aa
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cRors.-The Jackson Mississppian, of the 9th inst

GRors.-The Jackson Mssissippian Of the q th inst
says
We regret to learn that in this and all the adjoining
counties, the boil worm is playing sad havoc with the
from this in many plantations the plant
ally large and there is great scarcity of blooms
The same causes arc operating to the injury of the crop
in the surrounding States Greensboro Alabama the
Agricultural Society of Green county met short time
since and the Beacon says every member it expressed
tho opinion that the cotton crop condition to be
seriously injured.
The Vicksburg (Miss) Sentinel of the 26th says:
The first consignment of the cotton by railroad
came in on Tuesday evening Gath inst, namely One
bale from H. L. Cook, Edwards Depot to A. L. Yeser &
Co bale from d. Barrows, Edwards Depot to w P
Swiuey bale from N. s. White, Clinton to L. G.
Moore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

An ERaoR,-- By unfortunate mistake-probably
owing to miserable nd-writing-he following trans
forming young ladies into boys appeared in our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

Gen Pierce lives Gust ought to live before he
is nominated for the Presidency of great repubc in
small white house near Main street. in Concord Boston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

Epuc stieNAl- The Boys French and English Academy
NO ~ ST. Louis street reopcns the LIST OF September
This Institution has reputation which should ensure f.
as it has for many years done. liberal patronage
Instead of Boys French and English Academy, it
should read Girls French and English Academy The
young ladies will please be young ladies again and accept
aInplest apologies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

Be it remembered hereafter by all asprants for the
highest honors of the republic that man ought to live
before he is nominated for the Presidency in small
white house near Main street in Concordp What sad
thing it is for Gen Scott that he doesn't possess this i'm
portant qualification. Louisville Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

For list of steamboats, advertised to leave to-day
would refer to the regular card On the third page.
We indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Sonora for
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IN For tho new Constitution, in French and
English, ~ Supplement,
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Ras- The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt stone will leave THIS DAY.
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers r. L.
tinpng in the trade during the seasou.
sn?O !p!f STROTHER BROS. Agents 4b Pnpiraa strent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

Peter schreiner was arrested yesterday in the
Third District charged with attempting to kill Thompson
Harrison at the Sugar Refinery. Remanded
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OF these 81 were under 10 years, aud % eolorea.


III
~-- A HESTER, Secret ry Board OF Health.
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NEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, o

SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY-Th Scholastic
week in September. " ~ "
Parents and Guardians will have opportunity
pupils charge OF Two of tho Profeo
81 Louis on board the steamer
aomaon and Ptospecinsss JIBiyety
the jesuit College in this city, al office Of ~ - "
anle Ssw2w ToS ELDER Co. Agents l0I Tctopnioulss at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

A Justice in Arkansas lately married a younq
couple. addressing the bridegroom as follows: You
+ P, take this young woman. whom you hold by
the right hand to be your lawful wife you now prom
Use to cleave unto her and all other women SO help
God y; '' Nv Nif A'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETlNG I'm LOUISA COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LOUISA COUNTY.
At meeting OF Large portion of Democracy of Lou
lisa county, held at Hopkins Store on Saturday tho Goth
OF November Mr.. Samuel b. Henson was called 10 the
chair and David Eastman appointed Secretary
The chairman having explained the object of thu meeting
to be the nomination Of candidate represent the county
In the next Legislature of Virginia.
On motion, committee Of appointed 10 report
q suitable person TO the tuceng
The committee consisted OF The following gentlemen viz
james Harris Thomas Z. Bellomy, S. B. Henson, Richard
Loving, William T. Sanders David Eastman, and William
Bellomy.
The committee having retired for short time, returned
and reported The nune of CHARLES B. HOPKINS, ESQ.,,
suitable person for the Office; which report unanimously
adopted by the meeting.
Mr.. Aopk;cs being called for, forward and In few
voy appropriate ematks accepted the nomination. provided
II De sustained by the Democracy in other portions OF the
county.
On motion, Resolved, That the Charlottesville Jee.
sonian the RchnoAd Enquirer and Examiner be requested
10 publish these proceedings.
And then, motion, the meeting adjourned.
SAMUEL. b. HENSON Chairman
DAVID EASTMAN. Secretary.
MISSISSIPPI REPUDIATED BONDS.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The complete of tho vote
of Mississippi III relation TO paying the Planters Bank
bonds has been received.
The vote against is "a 400
And in favor only 1880
hajori,y against 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
POE rlCAL.
Cor The Enquirer.
TO -.

brb, are wandering away, this silent e's'h"s "ou
The hrcc7e is hushcd among the trees and closed
AID Memory holds her magic swa: and wi. io' SCI ene
Pm, thinking Of hrigh, happy hours - hcet"t i" WIN ~
,,ory lI holds her banner forth all ra'':af viii 'essh,
~, " - ,,,h,., A. , cazs w.,h forms living i.hi
e ,hsx bay. aown TOO quickly Town. They were TOO osh
Tn. .res, sky is ocn,imes with darkest clouds 'ercast
Va ,bouch, sim binds The past ana will not SET me nee
Al morn a, nocn twilight hour, think a'oHe" ihee'
Then think not though my oft ~reHhins si' e. a'
TIA, nominees alone is Then within my heart portrayed
TIL sme i often called o chase ava. the rising slsh
Ana ,rv the trembling that umbddtn I" iecye
nnsr wi the houshess hrong where all mirih and et
But solitude il my heart without the thouehioi Thee
And Le,hc's wsvc would fail bring orgeulness TO me-
store every pulse that throbs thought OF thee
Cumberland County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
SABBATH EVENING AT HOME.

When Sabbath bells have ceased their sound,
And the hours OF day are past,
And twilight draws its curtain round,
And shadows gather fast
There is one spot, and one alone,
Round which our hearts must cling
And toudest memories, one by one,
Their choicest treasures bring.
That spot Is home; its sacred walls
Admit no dscord then;
Nor crowded marts nor festive halls,
Nor gayest haunts OF men,
Cannot JOY impart so pure
None such TO them is given;-
Night joys like these for age endure,
The earth were quite heaven.
Two wandered far 'mong other bowers
Than those my childhood knew,
With hopes OF gathering fairer flowers
Than il those gardens grew:
Yet in the cold worlds earnest thronss
Mid its dim and stormy strife,
Affection turns to scenes and songs
Of my young, joyous life.
Homes well loved group lis Sabbath song,
It's tunes seem TO hear;
Though borne full many league along,
They come distinct and clear
Oh Sabbath night! Oh treasured home!
From pride of memory's train
And thoughts Of We, where'er roam,
Shall bring my youth again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

BY Mr. PESDLEToS-That the Committee on Finance en-
qure into the expedency of providing BY law increased
compensation TO the Commissioners Of the Revenue of The
several couEiios and OF Tins Commonwealth for Ser
vices eicuioc rendered. and also o1 services hereafter to
be rendered
BY Mr.. SEGAR-That the several Internal improvement,
Bills on the Speakers table, and nc which may be here.
after reported be made the special order Monday next a,
O'clock and for each succeeding day. mill The shall
be disposed Of
On the motion for the adoption of the resolution son,
brief discussion ensucl when the ayes and noes were caJ
FOR ard bsirg taken, rcsn:cd ayes rs n6,s 49,
On motion of Mr. SEcAR the above resolution was
amended su as read saturday" Of monday
On motion OF Mr. ROBERTSON. il carried hist alter
| the word Saturday be added The :" IN inst"
Dir BuRpgTr presented report OF The Commissioners an
pointed by OF Assembly adopted 4ih June, 1852 en-
quc into the OF extra wn'k executed by John Eel
ton and Benjamin Jordan, certain sections OF Ohio
River and Maryland Turnpike road.
ANTWERP
The discussion on the Antwerp line OF steamers nc.
sun'ed by Mr. WHEELER when at the conclusion Of his
eIeshg speech, motion of Mr.. CRANE the House az
iournci nn, II O'Clock TO morrow.
THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS.-A meeting Of The !,
umni of University oi Virginia held in liz taH nj
tie House OF Delegates Thursday evening" in the ou
pose OF fixing subscriptions "a" the purpose OF Roiav
mortal picture, The Schocl 0 A;cGs, valued al $3.50
But ir,v Attendance On motion. T. }. Bnyt, OF
Wylhc ounty called 10 tic Chair and tahdo ph Tuck
rr appointed Secretary ir. j H. Thompson and
stated that $3.50 Ia! te.n Already subscribed but that
Treasurer OF TIE committee Of subscription, Col Ellis,
absent.
In vrw Of the ,hnncss oil the meeting and the high cia;.
U lie Grct They had IN view, he would move ta; tie
meeting adjourn until tie evcnEs al the 10Th Instant;
b. which tine larger attendance Of The AiathG woui
doubtless Re seccG and the object .! Subscriptions Be
generally known
The nolion was carried and the meeting adjourned
until The 10Th Instant Yesterdays Dispatch.
We regret very much that our engagements prevontet u
from being present II The above meeting, whose interesting
oIcct we so cordially endorse. We trust that the meeting
on he 10Th will be fully attended Sufficient notice vii
now be given and Alumni should come together In arg:
force resolved 10 carry out The work.
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secured ic~ proof IMPRESSIONS OF I''
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by which roprs Portrait te senip an? JONI
rerfrc order. . D.r,., r,.s Nrf4.
nnJ yirgoa vii haze COPY the Portrait sent !" e'
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renting price OF the Frame with ;'t OF 'h
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conI. the Sltlonal Frame" furnished - lhe Ia
s.Gt. 10 Congress aad Presidential Mansiuh VIII az" "
nisheJ Price SIS ;.bIy s,t az.
All tnouned " h the National Cost D. Arms
lust Issued,
Magnificent Portrait OF Genera ouuH ~, ,s,,n,et
by WEIGH. ESl., alter the oHehai f''''"'
by T. Suiiy, Esq. ts IN
This Portrait. will be a match for the "tra'"s''"' ~
every resIcci we'll got up
Pnce 60 per cory-a ie" p''o's : e'0 sept. I!-33n
Address as above
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motion Of Mr. THoMpsoS the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


BY Mr. GARRISON Richard Daboey and twelve other
czsus Of the county of Henrco praying change Of the
license law of Viroini.
Ey Mr. RUrmER FpoRp OF Walter Leake, Josiah Lcakc,
Cna:cs Covc sixteen Others asking the General AS
sem BY 10 amend the License Law.
g.; Mr. EcHrLs-Of tho Committee OF the Internal
Improvement in Monroe county, in favor OF
s"cdy completion OF HE works Of the State IN pro-
egess.
On mollon OF DR. Mr. PATRICK the petition was laid on
TIE able and ordered 10 be printed.
Nv Mr. [EwIs-A Memorial OF the President AID Di.
r.c,ors uf The Ca:SsbG!g ard Wheeling Turnpike Com
.oy asking an of the capital stock of said Com
plry.
81 Mr. DuRDEr7- OF citizens III the counties Of Iano
yer ,tbou and Taylor asking lie Incorporation OF Joint
Stock Company, Turnpike Road from point
or Carksburs and Philips Turnpike the North Wcs
Railroad, al the mouth Of the right hand Fork
of Lewisson's creek.
BY Mr.. BRooKs-Of sundry citizens Of the county Of
Franklin praying for the incorporation OF Company TO
Turnpike Road commencing at or Jacob
Nall 8 and terminating at suitable point The Rocky
Mount Turnpike, in said county.
By Mr.. CRow-Of sundry citizens of Jackson county,
praying for Turnpike Road from the Ohio river 10 tap Tin
tescc the Ohio Ripley and Gner Turnpike sui!a
bic poat.
The following resolutions offered and adopted
BY Mr. PREsToS-rhat the committee Roads and In.
tena Navigation enquire into the eSpedency of authoriz
ing Virginia and TenEes. Rail Road Company 10 con
branch of their road 10 the mouth Of Greenbrie RI
yer or such other point New river, may be found
proper connect with rail- road between Covngton anu
the Ohio river.
nal Navigation enquire into The expedlency Of authorizing
Stale subscription the stock The Wytheville and cray
Turnpike Company incorporated by an act passed
18th, 1882
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MISCELLANY OUS.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Nav YoRK. Dec. 2.-The steamer Europa has arrived,
bringing Liverpool dates of the 2Oh 6S passengers
ENGLAND.-Tbe Chancellor Of the Exchequer had CIV
notice in Parliament of amendment fully sustaining
free trade.
ves motion debate the question on the 23d was car
ried.
The Duke of Wellington was buried, with great pomp, on
the 18TH
The West India mail steamer La Plata had arrived al
Southampton The captain and eight of the crew had died OF
fever during the passage.
The Earl Of Shrewsbury, the eminent English Catholic,
had died at Rome.
treaty of Alliance between Great Britain and the Sand
witch Islands dated May 10Th, had been published.
The Victoria, for ST. Petersburg had been lost
Gouenburg and eight of the crew had perlshed
FRANCE-The Moniteur announces that tho French
army will be reduced 80 600 men, after January.
The Sultan OF Turke, has refused 10 receive Abde Kader
The Presidents new bank "Des Hapports," will certain
y be established Notwithstanding the opposition OF the
Rothschilds and other capitalists.
The works OF Napoleon be published In So volumes
folio.
A, meeting of American citizens held the American
Club Room in Paris resolutions of sympathy for Daniel
Webster passed. and address was delivered by Mr..
Rives. %
BELGIUM.-The Belgian Committee discussing the
offences of the press against foreign sovercgns e. Louis
ITALY.-The Genoese King had approved OF the Trans
atlantic Steam Company
AUSTRIA-The Vienna Ministerial Journals hint that
GREECE.-It is said that the protecting powers have
signed protocol regulating Inc succession 10 Inc Eeek
throne.
TURKEY-The Pacha OF Egypt had sent f3O0 900 10 the
Sultan thus relieving him from his financial embarrass-
ments.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 20.-Couon is dull, and all qualities
have declined Lie I'D There transactions
the 18TH The sales of The Two days 1000 bales OF
which, secua,ors took 900 bales The sales of the week
were 20 800 bales of which, IA 500 bales American.
Secpuaors 600 and exporters 300 bales of which
1920 bales American The quotations are, Fair Or
leans d; Mddne 5A d; Fair Mobile 6$ d; Mdding 81 d.
Fair upiands 81; Middlng ia d.
Breadstuiis- Wright and Candy report continued up
ward tendency in The Grain MARKET in consequence of the
weather and foods interfering with farming operations
and the light imports. Wheat active I'd per 70 lbs
advance ,ur Is Cd IS advance for the week. Corn
was active at slight improvement.
Maxim quotes In -four for the three days OF 3d.
aud in "a. Philadelphia wheat Is Is Sd; Mixed
IS l0d rs 81 Philadelphia and Baltimore -four 25s Cd u
26s supcrhnc 26s 3D. white 33s 4d yellow Bis 3d.
mixed 3s Bis Sd.
Gardner also quotes advance of Sd per 10 lbs in wheat
for the week The stock of -four low, and Phla
depha and Baltimore brought 25s 3d.
LONDON Misunderstanding quotes money in more de-
mand. u 5. SIS bonds in demand al ITO ll0&. Fair
business doing in State stocks at steady rates.
The Corn market dull. Sweet Western Canal Flour
23s. Coffee in limited demand. Sugar very firm.
Tin Banca had advanced Is. Iron unchanged.