New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26


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NEW ORLEANS
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, I MAY g, 1852.
LAKE SurERtonThe Lake Superior journal Of the LIT
inat has numerous letters from the mineral regions all
giving good accounts Of mining operations and improve
ments generally
The town Of ontonogan is growing rapidly. Hotels,
warehouses; and dwellings have been erected an extern
sye pier being built and the plankroad to the mines
has been cut out for eight miles new steam saw-mill
will soon be in operation. and another saw has been
doing good business during the winter There is con-
siderable quantity Of "copper" ready for shipment at On
tonogan.
Up to list April therewere few indications Of spring in
the Lake Superior country Snow that time deep as
In md-winter
PEsssyLyASlA ErIscopAL GoNyEsrIos.--Ph! ladephia,
May 10 The Pennsylyana Episcopal Convention
This afternoon IN St. Church. and after the
call Of the roll motion made by Mr. Ashurst a lay
delegate from the Epiphany Church to admit lay dele
subject was finally postponed until tomorrow after the
Bishops address, by the following vote Cericaayes as
attempt Il ~
srraEMs CounT THE UNITED STATES Tuesday, May
Is lS52-No. 1874 The phiadelphis wilmington and
baltimore Railroad Company sebre Howard Error
the Circuit Court # the United States for Maryland
Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion Of the Court
Affirming the Judgment of said Circuit Court in this
with costs and six per cent. damages.
Ne "a William and j 9. Neyes, appellants scotts
and Rowells executors. The argument Of this was
concluded by Mr. Reyerdy johnson the appellants
s2 l65 Robert Norris, plaintiff in error, y. B.
rocker al This cause argued by Mr. Chase for the
descendants, and submitted printed argument by Mr..
smith for the plaintiffs.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy announced to the Bar that the
late docket after Friday next that the Court would
adjourn about Thursday or Friday Of next week.
YouTHFuL NEcLEcr.Wal Scott, in a narrative of
his personal history gives the following caution to youth
If it should fall to the lot Of youth to peruse these
pages let such readers remember that is with the deep
est regret that recolect in manhood the opportuni
ss q learning which neglected in my youth that
pinched and hampered BY my own ignorance; and |
would this moment give half the reputation have if
had the good fortune to acquire it by doing could
rest the remaining part sound foundation of learn
ing and science.
The CALIFORNIA FuGITIyE SLAVE BlL.--The bill which
has passed the California Legislature in relation to fng
tive slaves provides for the surrender to their original
masters Of all colored people in California who slaves
before they were brought into afornia thus virtually
y Nv e os W. III na a wv h rse
could not be held there to service after the conquest
Mr. yanBuren member Of the Legislature, who figured
in NewYork at the last Presidential election free
soler voted for it, while Mr. Broderick formerly New
York bunker bitterly opposed its passage II is said
there slaves in California to which the bill will bt
applicable.
yrLr.aIsous--Lsten to the language used by Edmund
Quincy Of Dedhan Mass respecting the late accident
Mr. Webster In his last letter to the Anti-slavery
STANDARD he eays: On the Marshfeld Farmers way
from the station his house he thrown
his carriage hut such being the wing fate he did
break his neck No the ancient prophecy was fulfilled
and the serpent only bruised his head Possibly how
he fell his face, he may have agreeaby cater
Northern dirt Hai the news only arrived that HI
out Of the The onion market might have risen
newspapers would have been edged with black por
tentous funeral would have blackened the streets Mr.
Ghoate would have lied him like bulletin ep
isaph. or, what is the thing euogy But what
relief it would have been y
THE Hon JoHs BARNEY AND THE FRENCH MINISTER
The NewYork Express says: 5iss
Understanding that the Hon. John Barney, Of Balti
more had sent challenge to NJ Sarge the French Min
teI Vt INQUIRIES were made as to the caus
and have received the following statement of facts
which we understand, have been made by Mr. Barney t
the President and in reply to the complaint the Frenc
Minister laid before the President This is really
troublesome question Of diplomacy than one inyolv
ing points of high public Importance We regret both tn
cause of estrangement between the two gentlemen
the difficulty which it has caused at Washington. TIL
charges made against the Minister SUCH doubt
a he will think proper to answer seN4G
ss5 5'5 4 a Copy Of Mr.. BGney's Letter.
WASHINGTON, May a. 1852
SiR-Among the two hundred and thirteen Members
the Baltimore Club, many are annoyed by cigar smoker
in the Presidents printed placards for the
exclusion }s55 .s7L
Last November, on entering found it filled with th
smoke the cigars offuur gentlemen seated around h
fire. called their attention to the rules and invite
them to adjourn to and every other of the Thrice
in the house. where they could indulge themselvt
uninterrupted was subsequently informed that it We
the French Minister and suite. 49N's
Anxious to obliterate any unfavorabe impression of
territorial rudeness obtained from the gentleman VIII
introduced him the Club letter to NJ Sarge and afte
exchanging cards, sent to him. with polite note inv
ting him dine with the members Of the Cabinet Foreg
Minister'S Judges of the Supreme Court. Senator's ct
This he declined being apealablement ENGAGE" and
INDUCED the hope that had made by peace Not so
board the steamer Baltic expressed to Madame =
~ mt hnr Tar vn
mem, said NJ. Sartige replied, II know that she
the daughter Of her husband their extreme youth mgl
induce any to mistake them for sisters' You are
late with your compliments" replied he.
No occurred at large dinner party Of ladies and gel
e eas
bass or melody of voice. He said sneeringy, These
numbers Congress always practicng fine speeches
No. S occurred at the Spanish Minister'S. Dancir
with young lady. Mrs - inquired who she was
turned to whisper her name when NJ sartge remarked
Your partner has turned his back you, Miss acce
my arm,'' and he led her away.
Mrs. 49,, remarkable for her just sense of prophet
observed that it was the most unprovoked insult 81
had ever witnessed.n On meeting NJ. Sartige the ne
day public conservatory cautioned him never aga
At Senator Gwin's bel which was very crowded, as
to express his discomfort, he took cigar out Of
pocket, deliberately walked up to the chandelier 81
pended in the centre of the drawing-room lit it al
walked out putting his smoke in the ladies' faces Att
dinner party alluded to he repeated the oence al
both in my presence He has remarked within my hes
ing that he invites to his parties as few married lad
as possible, and no ugly ladies, married or singlen
many instances he has selected pretty girl out Of
family without brother or SITTER father mother; a
when told there improp ety in young ladies visit
bacheor,s house without the protection Of member
her family, he replied: :" American women are alwa
willing to come to party, with without Invitation
lie daily that he could not be induced to ia
an American wife
He annoys his neighbors by firing at rats and cats
sundays when others going to church, and refuses
submit to any interference of the police his premises
ing invioable
Having long known Prince Jerome Napoleon Bonapar
now President the Senate of France guest at
fathers house at the time of his marriage sketchet
summary of these tacts and forwarded them to him
tho al inst and addressed to NJ Sartige copy from
tnnore stating that my friend, General -- in G.
anv thing therein contained was deemed exceptional
rnight make arrangements to give him any explanati
ETC. that might desire, at the same time assuring
that his person, an ambassador, was sacred, else
should long since have corrected his bad manners u
would remain Baltimore four days to await his acti
as could receive no communication from him in the
trict Of Columbia 1t being the seat of Government
No hearing from him returned, resolved to have no
s tereourse with him of any character, and have adhe
strictly to this resolution considering it due to society
& to disturb its harmony by any personalities.
II conceive had right to report to his Governme
through friend, that his conduct did not correspt
With The RESPECT courtesy, amenity and proprety
fron the Minister of France to the polished circles
Washington holding myself responsible to him for
yrspna ipdanty. and to the world for the gospel tn
'fl x ii, The aysrnents therein contained A
sartire has since appealed for protection to the