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A @CovFlpENcE CAsE''-The New York Sun relates II
following rich case of confidence b :


following rich case of confidence -
A few days since, young of rather pleasing man
ner and we'll dressed made his appearance at the office of
the Chief Of Police for the purpose Of gaining redress
confidence, had told him that there conspiracy to
take his life at the time all in the way of confidence,
relieving him of his gold watch chain and six dollars
money. The following statement of Mr.. Charles Enge-
MANN residing at No 1856 Laurens street, the gentleman
above referred to- shows the operations of this confidence
gent. Mr. H. says, that on Monday, the 18th inst.
About O'Clock in the afternoon met young man
in Greene street. who asked the loan of shilling He
stated that he Mason and that he would not cheat
me. told him would make him present of IT, After
receiving shilling he gave it back to me- and said he
did not want 1t he merely wanted to find out my dispo
sition He then told me he that deserved his
fdence that he knew of conspiracy against my life,
and that he would tell me all the particulars at my resi-
dence if Iwoud promise to trust him much as would
my most intimate friend then so promised lie then
asked me for my watch and all the money he'd with
refused to do that He then showed his pocket
book which contained large amount in bills and said
by this you am very wealthy, and God knows
my intention is not to cheat YOU because know you
poor music teaeher.n then gave him my watch and
chain and six dollars in money He then said to me- you
go ahead and will follow close behind you and when
you get to your residence will state to you all the par
ticulars in doubt whether to go on take back
my watch and chain.
He said see you afraid you will lose your watch
but you need not be, have better in my pocket
but if you doubt my honesty gentleman you will re-
greet it very much then said would trust him and
walked off ahead and he followed After had pro-
ceeded about block he called to me, and asked me if
Noulu really pace couuueuCe u1ul now. LOlQ
under the and if what you tell me
is true, will He then told to go on, and he would
follow close behind Isaw him for about two blocks
and then only two blocks from my residence After
turning out Of Wooster street into Houston lost sight
him, and have not seen him since.
This man about five feet four inches high, rather
stout built light complexion, full face brown hair small
whskers short fiat nose and about % years of age lie
wore black frock coat, velvet collar light vest with
black border round it about inch wide black pants
and black hat
The police are on the track and will probably soon
overhaul Master Confidence and bring him to Justice
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

yERANpA.. John Clock AIS Whitehead and lady Miss;
Turner II Caldwell 0; Col Ward, Ward Jr XVI Jos
Read Phla; II NJ smyhe Green, Bos.wk u Aleran-
der Henderson and family Texas Beverly, w Lghttoo
?, g Smith u Montgomery Col WIN Wicker Watsan b.
ton i Fraser + Randoph Hapnsy Garnet Duncan,
Miles, Stewart and lady Howell o. JAS Blame Mr. fiuIiy NJ
Lee, VIM Griffin XVI Jas Amis and servant Baker ONe
Ky: Jas Cromwell, NO. '
ST LOUIS 6 Wilson La; Boqssac Qaer.ur, Mel,.
Clinton Campbell Rogers Cleveland, James o.
john Maiesk Ark; Capt Sherman u A; Baker, MOI War
wick, Va ] Rodgers steamer Falcon. -
CITY. b M kornan JAS Wilson, barrow, Cromwell c
kan and Parsons lady hos Fenne Thos
FISHER o. Fitzpatrick, TeIas II w Boefsurles Geo. John
ls S s 11s Murray Murray La Pss x sasiae N.Y.
Cate Ii lsaae Gardner DR. Barles Ala; Rogers Ohio
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r GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest and best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HoSE-of s'k Aeno,
Cashmere, LAMBS Wool and Cotton;
ScARFS, CRAYATS, TIES AND STOCKS
PORTE MoNNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS CIGAR CASES. sa
POCKET HANDKERCIEFS-of Silk and White and Hordered
Cambria;
uMBRELLAS-of Silk Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBsof Cashmere, Moueue and Cotton
PERFUMERY
COMBS; ...'
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
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Wear Goods.

Near Goods.
49,. 1856 CAMP STREET, r.
Opposite ST. Parck's Church.
RICH BR0CADE AND PLAIN CHAMELEON SILKS;
RICH BRoCADE BLACK AND PLAIN ITALIAN SILKS
CASEIsIEREs AND NoUsSELNE De LANES;
COILS BROOD AND VALENCIENNES;
VAIENCIENNEs, LAcES AND INSERTtNGS;
SUPERIOR KID GLoyES-All coors Sizes
EMBD BANDS, INsERTINGs AND EDGINGs;
EMBD CAPES, SLEEVES AND CHEAIsETTES;
HoSIERYAl kinds, for Ladies' and Children
FRENCH DrERINos AND NIoUSSELINE DE LAINES-Pain;
DoESTCS-Such Caicoe Denns Checks White and Brown
Cottons etc., etc.
PERFUhERIES AND SOAPS; COMBS AND BRUSHES;
TRIMMINGS PRINCES AND BUTTONS;
RUBANS AND SWANS DOWN, and many other Goods,
LB Which will sell MUCH CHEAPER THIN DOWN TOWN
oct95 2w2p v. W. Parker & CO.
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~ interests q me country vilb neglected.
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.Yntice or EIectina,.

c BY virtue Of WRIT OF ELECTION to NE directed by Hi
Exency Joseph Walker Governor Of the State Of Lousisn the
qualified parish hereby
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
pos will opened tho day MENTIONED the hour
OF nine O'Clock morning uns O'clock in the evening tho
precincts established
Clerks be appointed BY the Board the city
by tho Police Jury part the parish the
right bank Of tbs Mississippi River the election be conducted and
duplicate returns made TO the Undersigned according 10 law
Sheriff oace parish Of Orleans, October 1,ls52.
oct9 2pte JAMES p. FRERET, Sheriff.
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OFFICE OF THE coMMissloNERs on rYr /,
IA SOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW EiRLEANE.}

rs f
By virtue of the thirty -seventh section Of the
acs d Tho Legislature the Lousnu ENTITLED San Acl 70
Consolidate tho City Osaua provide
and Standardization # its affairs asd II Fsbqa 1852
and Of the 9Th section Of the act supplementary thereto
for the incorporation Of The City Lafayette with the New or
leans approved tie day and Of the third secon act
entitled Act 10 an act 20 Consolidate the
New Orleans provide
affairs" approved March III 1851 and for the 81 paying
interest accrng the entire debt t city neeng
lions he old corporation and Of tho lats Second and Third NUM-
cpAtes md City Of Lafayette, maturing during tho 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office from datc
until the SECOND MONDAY. sh December O'Clock
for the purchase all portion Of series Of
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY or NEW ORLEANS for tho
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; snd Bonds 10 10 dated
the FIRST or JULY 1880 payable in FORTY YEARS. tho oce
Of the Treasurer Of Che city with interest ihereo
the SIX PER CENTuM FER ANN annuply
from and after the first January 1858 The City New York. tho
ds Of January and Of July 81 Popo DO
doIacd Bids for the purchase Of Dond Of The City Of New
and addressed to Adophe IAyet senrea 81 The Board Of Commits
oners Of the Consolidated Debt Of the City New
opened and the Bonda aduiated 70 highest bidder 18th
December, at noon, aforesaid.
TERMS tho coupons
cations ths old city, the e Second and Third Municipalities
City Lafayette maturing the option parchsssr
fourth the first Of january nefour the first Of March,
fourth the first Of May and the remainder onha h Of 1853
with pcr interest january the Commits
reaeng the right to retain the Bonds adudi
guarantee compliance with h the Of Tho
II 7 ....C oaIMIssIoNERs...5 s58 u
r.. A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor. p 49, =
o. DEBUYs, Comptroller. a
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasarer. sS}s ~
W. r. CONVERSE Chairman Finance conuisiec,
Bonrd or Aldermen
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
81! = Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A LAYET, Secretary octai tls.hi,ec
OFFICE cS 81 EaH SELF DE TUE
NKw oRLxAss, October u, 1859.
By virtue of the thirty seventh section Of tho
act Of the Legislature Of tho State IF entitled Act
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rs" STATE TREAsURER.-Editors Crescent:
Please that GEORGE BRIANT Esq.,
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury Department.
supported for the office Of STATE TREASURER by
to MANY FRJENna
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Alter the important duties all owe to thor country to-
Ssy the relaxation will be grateful to the unequaled
irus and the Faki, Of Siea at tho Floating Palace
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PrOClSx1anfsx,9,
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF TILE STATE
OLE LOUIS LANA 81

-s57 UE LOUIS ANA
EXECUTIVE OFFICE gouar, August ., 1852.
WHEREAS The Convention atel assembea capitol
in the town Of Baton Rouge for the changing cousu
ton Of the State of Louaiauh has ordained That Immediately
the adjournment the Convention the
nation directing the several officers this State
hold elections Assembly open hoi
poll parish Of the State the
the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER the purpose
the OF the good people this Sate the adoption
rejection Of this Constitution and shall 30 the duty Of said
receive the votes Of al entitled to vote the old cons
ton and under ths Constitution Each shul his opron
by depoarg in separate box to be kept for that purpose ticket
whereon shall be written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, or such word as "
dety the intention Of tho voa AT the
election which ANAL be conducted every cpec. general
election conducted the prelude
the shall carefully examine and each ballot Deposited
shall forthwith make due thereof .hs Secretary
conformity the proyon Of tho existing law upon suect Of
elections" ssVt5 8lsil ~ E sls7. K
Now therefore, have thought this Proclamation
notifying the qualified voters Of the State Of tho ordinance Of the
venion Aforesaid Furthermore commanding ali Sher
Elections all other officers therein
people
tution, upon the aforesaid NOVEMBER next,
aad that the proceedings be conducted and thereof be
conformity the ordinance and with the existing upon the subject
Of elections. By The Governor, JOSEPH WALKER. I.
Sec. Of f,S ; L. nuyQu
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SEVENTH PREeNcrAtA o'Donnals, poydras
sPecorscP Doglng, j. Stewart N ID Bailey. cerks--G r.
EfSIifH PREcINcT-At Cont Street Iuspe storsN
Richards L saonon, A. sauesr cIerE Canon hlagne,
NINTH fktCiGCIAt Engine House MO- ie ban and CONT
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Notice.

Notice.
sD- During the alterations at
@. LEIGHTON s. CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM,
Southwest Canal and St. Charles streets,
no obstruction will be caused business but the contrary largo
shipments of LEIGHToN'S SHIRTS and
NGENTLEAlEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
"n's daily arriving from the North Erope will opened and
oeea ~ tie FIRST FASHIONS for the Fall Winter trade
~ special attention is invited invoice the superb
SILK AND SATIN CRANATs, scRAFs AND NECK TIES;
FuLLplaESs AND SUPER vEsTs-NEw STYLE;
900 DOZEN ENGLISH HoSERY-FRoM ~ PER DOZEN;
and HALE A DezstN SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOR So
LEIGHTON & CO.,
heYl Epeod Southwest Canal and St. Charles streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

DEGREES OF DnuKENNEss LoNpoNr-1f Prince Alder
drunk he would be called elated if Lord Tristan
were drunk. he would be called elevated; if Mr. Plum
tho rich merchant drunk he would be called nebri
ated if respectable tradesman be drunk he would b,
intoxicated; but if workman be In liquor it would BIZ
said that the nasty beast was as drunk pig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

~ CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcEtIon D. Byrne having rssignsd FRANK HAYNES is
candidate for the office FIRST JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for the
Parish Of Orleans. oct27 lmx
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~ @g- Canal Street.~a@ ~
PER STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE.
Ig- JUST OPENED AT

PER STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE.
EE- JUST OPENED AT
SIMP SONS.
CURTAIN DAMASKS of every style and quality.
COTTON DAMAsKS-4-4 AND 6-4-ALL CoLoRs;
W0RSTED DAAIASKS-i4 AND 6.4-ALL COLORS; ~
SILK AND woRsTED DADIAsKs-s-i. 1T
ALL TWENTY PER CENT. CuEAPER
than they be bought at other houe With compile stock Of
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS
EQUALLY CHEAP.
....ALso....
NEW SILKS.
SATIN DE CEINE-vERY Low;
WATERED SILKS-FoR EVENING DRESSES;
HALF MOURNING s1LKS--PLAIN AND FIGURED;
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS;
BRoCADE SILKs--vERY CHEAP;
BLACK SILKS; eros DE RHINE;
eros DE LYONS AND LuSTRINE; ~ ..'F
MARCELLINS AND FLoRENCES.
tn NEARLY ALL CoLORS. ..
MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK CAsHMEREs
BLACK DE LANES;
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK FRECH MERINoES
BLACK BAREGEs, ETC., etc.. etc. -.l
novl If SIMPSON, 50 Canal street.
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Ias~ For RECoRDER.-M HERNANDEZ is q
candidate for the RECORDER OF THE THIRD DISTRICT
and will be supported by his friends. oet97 St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

NaJ- CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcEHon D. Byrne having resigned First Justice the
for the Parish of Orleans, L. U. GAIENNIE The
oet2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

American haveless courtesy than any others in
the world thousand rules of Difference established
by concessions of the other SEX which they enforce with
ungracious arrogance if they but the recognition
of inalienabe rights This is their eence to all we'll
bred Europeans English paper.
Where ia Fanny Fern?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Thompson y .y'iUOa,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIN Nc,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
B- Are now in receipt of large and varied stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly for the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every variety Of
OVER COATS; a+
CLoAKS;
FRoCK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
PALEToTs; .sA
SAC COATS;
..a PANTALooNs
VESTS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

French courtier said among all his acquaintance he
only knew three honest "Who they ?i' asked
the Queen Your Majesty is the first, my wife is the
second and as for the other your Majesty will excuse me
for naming her. as wish to keep open door for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

~" For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD GAN as candidate for Governor Of
this State under the new Constitution. oc!7 spte
M" 10 PERSONS RuPTURED.- many per-
manent and eeua made Sherman deserving
than passing particular. advertisement on next
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.NnfiCe

TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS or TILE PARISH OF ORLEANS
CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OR REJECTION
OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
s- BY virtue PROCLAMATION by Exceency
Joseph Walker Governor of the State Of Louias the
the parish Of Orleans hereby notified that at the Election
held TUESDAY, the Cd Of November next for Electors for President
and Vice President the Unsd sae Box will provided
receive the for the purpose taking the the good
people Of this State regard to thu adoption the Cons
tion Of 1852 Each voter shall his opinion depoEtng
said Box ticket wherein shall bs He CONSTR
TUITION ADOPTED" "THE CONSTITUTION REJEcTED,n or
such word words to the intention Of tho voter.
sherif'a office, parish of Orleans, octpber7 1852
BA third Box will be provided each poll tho reception
| CONTRIBUTIONS 10 TILE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
octs 9pte JAMES +. FREREr, Sheriff.
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j. II. Steel, =
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER

PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
NO. 90 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
E$ Always on hand complete English and
French MEDICAL, SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, CLASSICAL
and LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. etc., etc.
STATIONERY. DOMESTIC FOREIGN.
BLANK BOOKS CARDS Of every description, <.
PRINTING dispatch
Agent PRINTING TYPES etc., HOE Co s
CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES. nov1 stop
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Tie Esstern mail failed yesterday from beyond Phila
dslphis and Tho papers that through were almost
entirely barren of news
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lay and boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

lay and boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED BY
MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE ASSISTANTS
g The above School has opened It's TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
and is now ready to receive Pupils.
Strict attention is paid, well to the training intel
lectua development and physical veal of the Pupil.
t For terms apply person. letter. Institute TIvoL
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs SITS. ocll amsp
Public fright School,
FIRST DISTRICT.
tB THIS SCHOOL will be open NIGHTLY for five months from
MONDAY October from balfpast o'clock the Nale Depart
men at the MARSHALL School ST. Marys street. and the Fema
Department at the Franklin School St. Charles street. Application
for admission be made at the respective School Houses or to either
the Undersigned FRED GAMERDEN q Grayier ST.
sep2a em2p D. BEEBEE, 10 ola Leyee, =
Boots and Shoes. nskp
r The undersigned have received within hs
weeks and have on the way over 100000 worth OF ~
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
every description and quality selected with great care from tn
various manufactures of Boston, NowYork and Phladepa
THIS STOCK IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY and country merchants and
dealers would call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
as goods at low and accommodating erm
To country merchants particularly who contemplate laying
their supplies confidently recommend this stock ask then
to call and examine for themselves.
DAVID TAYLOR s CO.,
Successors Of Taylor Rayne,)
sep1s epu .'-.l.sl as Cus,omhouse street.
ID E-OPENING at No. SO St. Charles street q
Il y the BRANCH OF T. MoREAU'S ESTABLISHMENT No. 1851
koy a,,eeThs establishment having been closed
repa the poprieto. informs the public that to-day
The Store which considerably enlarged enable proprietor
to his stock justify the patronage with which he has
hshs Mos ssn G Ssns convinced h.. sailing low u. o, o
bringing M buyers reducing his articles The meat mts
S aI IL sEa %r SS size e. from 81 day. GENUINE 'ou
i HAIR bREssfNe sAlooN has been re-
somor and an eompste WITH not ssaSs
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Na~ FIRST D1srR1cr-sEcoNp WARD, FOURTH

a5~ We are informed that Messrs J. BoUDET
and JACOB eminent Fas design giving Instrumental
at Amory Hall the 10th prox assisted by the principal
this city Lovers of music anticipate Particulars
will be announced in due oct27 6t9pa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

The Southern Ladies ROOE,
FOR NOVEMBER,
~ ready for delivery from the Office Of Publication
St. Charles street, md 81 Commercial Place. Agents for this work will
call The citizens during the present week. specimeu
number and solicit subscriptions. octlS 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02
The Last Grand Rally!

The wings held Mass Meeting last night the Neu-
tal Ground 1t Of the largest and most enthu
siatic ever held in this city The asscmblage ad
dressed from different stands by Col G. r. Wheat Harry
Hays, q r. Dreux, T. q. Noel ~ W Price j. n. Currell
Inrnir,ts ;a,,,;., ,.s.c.ti,o4 y
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-10
School yHRa1fn~

In pursuance Of public notice, a meeting Of
the taxable inhabitants of the sub-district Nc.
:, Of the Ebensburg School District was held az
the work shop of John y. Blair in said district.
on the second Tuesday in June in pursuance Of
an act Of assembly passed the 18th day Of April
Ie49, for the purpose of appointing Commit
tee to serve for one year, to select Teacher,
Tor the time OF opening school, visit the school,
sc.
On motion, P Maloy was appointed President
OF the meeting and John A. Blair Secretary,
when committee of three were appointed, Viz:
Andrew Lewis, George Harncame and John 4
Blair, for the purpose contained in the said acs
Of assembly. P. MALOY, President
JOHN A. BLAIR, Secretary.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-10

Hsyr In Louisville KY, on the 31st ult., as
Peter Zanone was passing down Market street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets, he suddenly
fell down in a fit and Immediately expired. He
was not in good health. He had just been up
to the auction store of C. c. Greene Co., op-
poste our Office, and there received from Mr. 6.
sum Of money for goods sold. He remarked
that he had paid all his debts-owed nothing
and knew of no better time to die. IN few
minutes after, as he passed down the street, he
departed this life as above stated
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-10
Governor Martin of New Hampshire.

Governor Martin, of New Hampshire, in his
message delivered on Thursday, speaks thus Of
Kossuth and Intervention
1.-The press, the halls of Legislation, Munich
palities, the people, have issued forth one ocean
tide of sympathy for his cause and country
and our federal government should give her
high, and republican, and fearless sanction OF
the principles of nen-intervention, in the domes-
tic concerns of nations.
"The despots of Europe expect us, the only
representatives of a free government, TO favor
freedom everywhere, and why should they not
expect by every means, moral and national, TO
favor the non-intervention principles of the law
of nations, also They do; and if we shrink
from the duty as circumstances indicate, we
shall only degrade ourselves in their estimation,
and encourage their despotic sway until all Eu-
rope, and our own beloved country may feel the
crash and ruin of constitutional freedom, and
see the obliteration of our own cherished and
liberal institutions"
The message refers to the Compromise, and
Fugitive Slave Law, approvingly
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-10

The Democratic citizens Of the County OF
Cambria. will meet at the usual places of hold,
ing elections. for the different townships and
Boroughs of the County, on Saturday the 26tf
inst, for the purpose of electing two delegates
from each election district to meet in County
Convention at Ebensburg on Tuesday the 29tf
inst to put in nomination, the different candidates
10 be voted for at the ensuing general election
and to do all other business that has usually
been done at County Conventions. The election
to be keTt open from to o'clock P. NJ.
MICHAEL HASSON,
Chairman Of the County Committee.
Ebensburg. June 10, 1852.