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.anOtltes' .ars.iUnE
WITH MORE FRESH AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTIILNrG

e0nOUtGE sHT3'1CNE
WITH MORE FRESH AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
81 Magazine street, corner of Drawer.
1B We have JUST RECEIVED from Mandatory
New York, by steamship CHEROKEE, the magnificent
assortment received by hoped NO ONE of
garment of kind will fail toimpcve the opportunity offered
ag NO TROUBLE TO SNOW GOODS.
oVERCoATS Of every description.
WALKING COATS Of all kinds
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds.
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS of all kinds
CLOTH CLoAKS of various qualities.
TAIMA AND KHABAN CLOAKS, new article.
PANTALOONS of all kinds.
vESse of all kinds.
ELEGANT BALL VESTS.
UNGERsEItRTS AND DRAWERS Of ali kind.
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES Of all Kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS Of all kinds.
CRAVATS md SCARFS-n,agh ifcept assert nent
HANDKERCHIEFs AND suspENDERS
very superb assortment Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
II No trouble to chow Goods.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
decl5 Up 81 Niagn2 ne street, corner of Grnver
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The Wreck OF The WESTERN WoRLp,-We are informed
says the Vicksburg Wing of Saturday by gentleman
from above, that portion of the wreck of the Inflated
steamer Western World landed in the eddy near
Daehport La about fourteen miles above this city by
eleven white men, and one negro. There was two dead
female children taken from the wreokone supposed be
ten or twelve years Of age with auburn yellow hair
about eighteen or twenty inches in length and the other
about four or five years OF age No marks were found
about them to distinguish them but they were evidently
sisters from the fact that they cugng to each other
and from the strong resemblance they each other
Their bodies were taken charge of by Mr. Burett who
had them aecenty buried Many trunks boxes and other
things were removed by the wreokers trunk had in
IL some SIX or seven hundred dollars, which divided
by man named Christian, living opposite Millikens
Bend, among the elev white men and the negro who
landed the wreck. The wreck landed on the 18th
and on the next morning or twenty
men were on the wreck in the rain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

THE ScoTcn GIAS1.-The giant boy at Odd Fellows
Hall continues to attract large numbers of the curious
and all pleased with their visits His Loftiness is amabe
and agreeable in conversation and is great ayoe with
the ladies' He remains in the city few days longer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

ST. CHARLES THEArRE,-Mr. and Mrs. Williams were
greeted with full house again last night and as usual
their acting was applauded to the echo They appear
again tonight,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The Wax Figures, at Commercial Hall on ST. Charles
street. are still on exhibition and they really worth
visit The diorama views beautiful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The Brahmin Cattle, at the Museum and Menagerie
continue to attract thousands of visitors No one should
miss seeing them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
" Who killed Cock Robin ?
I, says (King) the Sparrow,
With my bow and arrow,
ID JttlaJ nnob ID ot,; y,

The MALs--Bring out the big gun. The eastern mai
came through yesterday bringing dates from all points
late as due. Something has happened
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

James Marsh highly respected citizen Of Charleston,
deain that ss % The 10th In tas sghlsnrss sesy u
ais kssi
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RgAIRIE DE LA NouvELLE. ORLEANS,

[Aa AlRlE DE LA NOUVELLE- ORLEANS,
1: '9@M 10 De a E'ls
lien Is qaa' teuv lUND (7io jour Dtsenoe looaiu
% as csi' @ E!%'s' si2 's A'G%'iis'i.n
sEcoSb fGEcINcF csg lis"%s,sor .s,ion
Tlt{siTME pFE,1Ncr. E l. Fulton 1rgsr Converse,
QUATRFME PRECINCT. Case Ponce IS Iup s--Th,
Shields L. SAUNDERS NJ cass B. Horne David
F4nJ NJ Savage, W E. seyaoar. Mc"uey
G9 G, Ct Hs " crniss cEa' EsnW hu
S bdT ~ VIZ r cI! e. Pgyasa'
h dmn E PRECINCT Hotel CONT Jages-A sapce E.
n Foss AK a Ieyy a. j. ia Sesqafs 5s
s ptxsME HI P2tl Ar'o'; c.u ,.t.,.u
hnd aThn f. A. Mehe VIM Andry Griers-J. Smith, Sm
Va r FaF;ir dotaus JUICES
De. a! f0''r D. Hernandez C. oger GHesc caraIy
@a@tME rREc5N Gr;o a A'nn na.,
rR t'E5f!s p iIs.sr,Is PAM,
n'rs Royale Bourbon oeD o MS SEE Sc r Gor
fsS Rs' sa.rppr. Est m cb,m, 4.
Il el de S rue st. cIl4de NJ Barnett ST. join Coulter
1a egINzIA W FEc S rue de. Grand Homme.
F;s1s rS Ts2ss de sr, s: B p"yY
PIX SIR .lEiE PRECINCT. Hotel Washington. ,0r.,..
Di bx n ttfqss My".
licrn4nleh ''' - ',''ie'ers-i b. Hearth j. b.
d IA PRECINCT. Chcmin du Fer du Cole
Gf, GT1911 1n . s Scg Ps II s George Hooper.
y yais sH a Hs' ,sp,.spts
JOIN Laidlaw r. VIM ~ "' n pauuert.'. .Gieihers--
VINCE qNitME PRECINCT Nation cb.pasv;,l. e,c;,urs
Son5tes ct e tr iugsN. Tr6n b. Dumans y " h., n
; 15y%s 81 k & u n.,a c, n
asr, s. F @ W C NJ rsn G. fsfrs Grei
,T 6! TEoistE FEFc5Scr Case pompe No. % Cunt,
hers-ilny York, T. O Smiib "'" NiePr u Aneh
an bnr. a. ''Ietfs cid go
Il HI. ' "hn 'G PfMhdra ia sernant pr scIi par
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

RAAtsH ~ JEyyeesos BY correspondence published
In another column, ~ VIII appear that Mr. L. A. Kirk has
consentsd 70 run In the above parish as candidate for
We DISLIKE ~ two such clever gen.
tssn and good WhIgs he and Prof Forshey in oppo
satinn ',ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

We yesterday received California papers by the
way Of New York but they later than received
here by the Philadelphia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The sHApEs-Extra " fxns" promised for lunch
at the Shades to-day, and as the lunch is always good
something nice may be expected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

a MEXICAN METALLIC LIFE PRESER-
las strsat red by C. BIER CO. No. IT'S Thopp ,p-
STEAMSHIP STk M Wspd most rssEestuy call the
~ ABOVE article which DECIDEDLY THE BEST in MAhKET'
he W ln iie room, being ct the b.rhs under tho
10 IN an In no blowing aR consequently always really
,sso III II " s q asy as.iisn Apeug 10 The boat which waaa
sI, M @ e''rs ''asise4 AZ as a0sg vsss WI sfsag
''' '" s-tA ssasssei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

THE FhcoN.-This excellent steamer has, learn,
changed owners and is under the command of Capt
D. 5 Neal formerly If the Hungarian for whom We be-
speak every success She leaves for Cincinnati Friday
positively.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

Re-OpesaeE.
o r RIS s. AY,
CL0THIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, City Hotel
B Have just opened their recently improved orG their
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
- CONSISTING
OVER COATS;
DRESS COATS;
FRocK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc.
TOGETHER
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Of the Latest and most benatifnl styles Their stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large and plet they prepared
their friends and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE
Being constantly receipt Of the by every arrival from
the North, they will maintain, throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
octls 9p.f NORRIS x WAY. under CITY tcel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
lO 10" Camp Street. Is
JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING AT
MILLER, HARRIS s. WALDO'S
HOUSE FURNISHING; STORE

-
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
pethnps the most varied and complete assortment
HOUSE Flu FINISHING GOODS
ever offered in htu city part full assornenta
GLASS WARE, CHINA AND QUEENS WARE,
BIRMINGHAM WARE, BOHEMIAN WARE,
WOODEN WARE, WILLOW WARE,
HOUSEKEEPING HARD WARE, ENANIELLED WARE,
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JAPANNED WARE
BRITANNIA AND PLANTSfIED WARE
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
RICH CHINA VASES AND BOHEMIA GLASS WARE,
PARLoR AND HALL LAMPS AND GRONDoLES
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
RICH TEA TRAYS AND WAITERS--I SETS OR SINGLE
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS,
WHITE, CHECK A Nd COCOA MATING, nOOE MATS
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW CORNICES,
TURKEY REDS, vELvETs AND PLuSuES
CURTAIN DAMASKs Cotton orsted aad silk and Woea
GIMPs, FRINGEs CORDS AND TASSELs,
CURTAIN BANDS AND CURTAIN PINS
....ALso CONSTANTLY RIFT.
SPIRIT GAS OR BURNING FLUID,
SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OIL,
STAR SPERM AND WAX CANDLES. Accted for family use
dec9 $50 ~ s Ss''
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HOyay6yuu Presents.

NHOVVNFNVy II VSV1Htos
RICH EMBROIDERED HANDKERCIllEFS, TRIMMED WITH
VALENCIENNES LACE, WORTH TWENTY DOLLARS, FOR
TEN DOLLARS ONLY;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs FROM 81 TO 50;
LACE AND MUSLIN CAPES,
UNDERSLEEyES,
EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
CLoAKS AND MANTlLLAs,
GRAPE SHAWLS,
RICH SILK DRESSES,
CASHMERE AND DELAINE DRESSES.
GENTS BLACK AND FANCY CRAvATS,
CENTS WHITE AND COLD BORDERED HDKFs,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, etc.. etc, at
SIMP SON'S,
Canals rpat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

TT To PERSONS RuPTuRED.- many per-
and eaectua cures made by Dr. Sherman more
than passing notice. For particulars see h aye rtsenen on nav,
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Fancy Furnishing Wareho,sse,

appropriate Christmas Presents
FOR GENTLEMEN.
HALE DOZEN FINE LINEN Y. NJ. SHIRTS;
AN ELEGANT CRAvAT or SCARF;
BROCADED SILK AND CANIBRIC IANDK ERCIIIEFs.
EMBROIDERED AND FIGURED SILK sUsPENDERs;
JoUVIN'S KID GLOVES
A SPLENDID PORT NOMINATE or CIGAR CASE;
A SUPERB DRESSING ROBE or VEST
A 81 CHANCE IN LEIGHroN's GRAND LOTTERY;
A FANCY CANE or SILK UMBRELLA;
A PORTABLE DRESSING CASE;
BEST QUALITY FRENCH PERFUMERY:
And other suitable articles presents lady The gentle
man. have Just been received in the greatest prouson
q. LEIGHTON l. CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT AND CENTS FURNISHING STORE
deco 2ptf s. w. Canal ST. Charles streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

LAuIEs' FAIR ARMoRY HALL-This charitable source
Of recreation and pleasure is still open to the public
Fair ladies' yet ready and eager plead the orphans
canse and they have rich tempt the beraty
those whose sympathes their eloquence has aroused We
acknowledge the receipt from them Of The Orphans
Souvenir an ephemeral Journal edited with taste and
spirit and handsomely published
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool.

Royal insurance company OF Llverpo0l.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS IN 100000 SHARES OF go EACH
SHAW LEIGH and r. b. b. H. BLUNDEiL Esqs
Director ETC. TURNER M. CHAT
man; JOHN CAMPBELL Esq and J. BRAMEt MOORE Esq.j
Deputy Charm .
Michael Esq r. Ellison Harvey ESQ Fras Mn1we EsgS
Thomas Hoch Esq by on Hornh Esq George MAXWELL ESD
r. Htocke ank ESD, o H. Hors'all toh eAhdrsw Esd,
,vii Cannon Esq, r. Houghon, ESQ, y Mo',henI Esq
William il,x on Esq lElwd Johnston, w liam Smith, Esq
Thomas IN Jones' lJohn Tori, Lsl
Homes Lawrence, Esq,
Available C.pita, TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid up Capital -
sEynMTEES HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND Nd DOLLARS
The subscriber having been aponed Agent Tor the above veal
thy and i4hy respectable iyerpl ,nna.ee oe nov peparsd
from Fire in ha City, Ntwosals md on tn. os' liberal term.
The lrae capita'ADDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL LLABl1
lTY OF EVERY SrO KHiLpER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PR0rETfis tc the insured OF bis safety
nf los.
The abatement made pl h Company poiciss
with tile oHets, and all settlements Tor will be made
here prompt liberal. JAMES MAGGIE,
dtc20 !dl Agent, Union street ner ST. Charles
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
dec4o ly Office rs st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

M4s 10 THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST REPRE-
SENTATIVE the solicitation friends and upon their
tha candidacy some service in o
interests withdraw previously decnaon and accept
the nation candidate
'emetedme. ldee7 til Respectfully, H NJ. SUMMERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
MA1RIE DE LA NoUvELLE-oRLEANs,

GH hlhlL LIE LA NOU PELLi-ORLEANS,
'A l6 70 eabrc, si2 Fin dune esoluton
hfis Ad adopted
ne nune erion lieu lund
qna hes da tlnq Wne de Ia VILE
ZINE " Time pour US MEABRE DU DES
nigs'onunire. ' -
Los ~ ron ouvetts msme ndrots gui dSsigne
Pelyeion En lie meme
ct EtefHer7 auI poarrcni etre mmfs pour presurr
c9Lts aires dc fGecOn frOnt lu Mnire, lie
htl iD. D. CRf1SSSIAN, hare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

yHrH RrrHsarHrArIyE DisrRicr.-L Last night, Mr. An
dry, vssy capable worthy and popular gentleman was
nopsted y the above district whie candidate for
III Legislature Mr.. =. has hosts Of friends and with
sesh eoriat hs has uPon tho ticket may confidently
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

Thanks to the Falcon for late Louisville and Cincinnati
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

IaS- For ALDERMENTo serve the unexpired
terms OF James Robb and James Stockton resigned NJ WOOD and
SAMUEL JONES, Jr. 1,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

Thanks to the steamship Texas Capt. Lawess for late
Texas papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
BUREAU DIES CoMNIssAIREs DE LA
DEITL C0NsOLIDEE DE LA N0ul ELLE-ORLEANS. !

NovvsIIR-oRlgANs, al octobte 1881
En- vertu de In 37eme section de Iacte dc Ia
legislature de rEat de Louisiana ntiue pour
Vile de Nouvelr Orleans poorFor rAdm
nHon de Affair APPROVE 2s Fssuer is54 tide Ia
accton de ace ntu6 pour eousodsr
Ia willie de Nouyele Orleans pourvo incorporation
do Lafayette la willie dc la Souyeortan APPROVE 20 Fa
Trer ls5 ct duns 10 but de nier de ancenue sle
premiere, Municipal vile afa,
Dos Submissions cach6es rosucs pour echange
,aax dnr6t u equitable, de les bns echus
obligations de raneeune vile, PREMIERE tns
Municipalities vile Laflyets DE WILLIE
DE LA EoUyELLE-oRlEANs POUR LA soslME DE MILE
PASrREs cHAcUN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1852, PAYABLEs
DAMS ouARANTE ANS Tt6roer Vile, des
coupons AN payables
Ii vile de- ewYok lie Jausier caqne
les nsrat' snr les obligations ores eange eome eat dit Ell
dcus, carus as4uaa 1858, spoque laquels les
tne cts sur les anis commencement.
Les enloes oh pour ltehangs hons,
onyeres qGAt land d. chagae ms de lund y
L e dr de rer en- psre gu en- soa
.coMMIssAIREs..
A. D. cRossMAN Mare.
o. DEBUYS Conf6lear.
W. II. GARLAND Tresorier.
" P CONVERSE President a coms de Finances du cons des
LrpLAcE President comte Finance, du cOuseil dos As
A, LAYGr sseftsaire. IS Oct. Up.
ANAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Decem-
~ Der 10 ls5By virtue o, resolution II the Board Of As-
election wi MONDAY, & BY duly
e, MEMBER OF TIE bosRb
Or ASSISTANT ALDERaEN occasoned by
roiepaton Of jos rh Lam Is tr4.
~ s q @ same paG sx as may s s M for
Jcco CrtaH may pointed 10 preside
overt the SINE, -
TIE Commits Mryor,
praerinea by Law. A. d. CE0sSNIAN. Msvor. d-eT
1NE AI0kA1TS OF NEW ORLEANS Decem-
vi H. "a ToN1,oS cor Nti f, ItIp ,IIv ot M u,
- nyI TO- lN3f eIhAlpH CJ!NlLOF IRE CHI ot NEW
~ 1 ssS Of f9 P,I.ons AZ, h IRE e.
NlVba iIo-,i' Dsnr n +, ~ III. IT, III 9 a
FIRST PRECINCT - A. E,ar.,, co,er ~ Animate ia, and
i streets IMP Il SIS NJ " Aitoht A. s.an
Sgs0S r. pI ~ TX yt u H. a. III; r. O. h ~
W. o,nr Henry hshAH""' Jas Hhlap,'
RIA +, 81 tTS D. p, = an s,oo, hons, r. n
NJ Co,Tgr, r. Il 81 K W sIo5arbsn Tvs Bown
Tbo rio, IA 'S'''"' " i'-'pa i''"n,
FOURTH PREctvCT AT F.ncne.,ou,s No 1. o,pec ORA,
Ttoi ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r. rs
byi eis IT, L. uh d Nh '"1''' ''tAIH' 1" h'rne'
D IF III piRtG,INcr Al Fr,i,c .b,,.a NJ t,or w
II FIX MS l. NJ Surg. " h 4 Iin,T tisrktp Ncaulsv
- "s'i W. t'-7 3'4o'' siSShai'S'
sIyrp piEC,Ncr A,Iou,f.ra tIos. 81, t,. ,,r-
of Caronls at gd perlo sirgns rsno ri. yS Cbaris,
l.tiU " {, ,nIJ (.sts-A Nssan r. pea.har" So N'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

xsGsia1eslsd u ~ slsrl II ths stssssr J,saaIs
- aasst Assl ykvsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
W.ht0 State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
L o U I S B o R D q L O N.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN RAY,
oFouAcHTk.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ID. D. AVERY,
T neueE
FOR STATE TREASURER,
&C MWHORTER,
OF coscoRprA.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
r. N. OGDEN,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
I. B. THORPE,
BATON ROUGE.
FOR THE SENATE,
]. W. STANTON, f. A. LUMsDEN.
THOMAS A. SNOW, JAMES DAVIS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO THE LEGISLATURE,
FIRST DISTRICT, FIFTH DISTRICT
H. NJ. SUMMERS il. FABRE,
w. S. CAMPBELL. F. Bu1SSoN.
.-.o,,- ,,., WA. ANDRY.
C. c. LATHRoP, Us, -., NJ
A. P. SIMPSON, y, On 49,, -
JOHN LEEDS. " "
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
THIRD DISTRICT &c. LAvI1LE,
H. D. RANNEf, II. C. cAsTELLANos.
=. N. "itLAl, EIGHTH DISTRICT,
I. G. HUNT ,,p,ppr
JIM. HAWTHORNE, W.T., n,srn,or
SIDNEY STORY. WNl PILES
FOURTH DISTRICT. RIGHT s sAsk{ AlernRs)
PAUL PECQUET, ..
" HERMAN, IT r. VI li D.srN''
o. LEBLANc. G.w, BuFoRD. deco, 9ptf
EHnI,ylnsz Hr..pce.,fe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

%;E; JESSiNGs, Committee Of Arrangement.
l,,iiN ORCHARD, : Of Board OF D Irectors First
dec2l T. H. SHiELUS } ~ '' "0''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

TRDSFEhIE PRECINCT. Ece Fulton. .1uccsT NJ Converse
f. u Quick " Mon fhan Or HsAcNrs 10" H. r. am,nd
QUATRrFME PRECINCT. Csc Fom,e No IS Jup, sTh,
H. Shields L. Saunders j. NJ Cass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

DE LIZ NOuVELLEnR1EANs .Rasoiw que peo1nes
lelecliou Iu svr
lien e qoe' eme D (7tme jour de Dteaie po3ai
PREMIER PRESCT. Chez Kraer p1rte Annorcson e.
jD.eJum. Ross, NJ Walton, NJ Marin .Grsfiera-J
g. lny'or, II ]. frovy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
Extraordinary Novelties.

We are hardly surprised by the intelli-
gence that Mr.. Barnum is COW in treaty for
the following additions to the attractions Of
his American Museum. Whenever he shall
be able to announce them as on hand, the rush
10 that popular establishment must surpass
all past experience. They are
l. ARumseller who is MT afraid the passage of
the Maine Law will injure the Temperance
cause
?. An Ofice-Hoder who thinks he has been
kept in long enough, and is now willing to stand
back and give others chance.
3 partisan of Despotism who doesn't in
tensely hate Louis Kossuth, and do his utmost to
parry the force Of his eloquent appeals FOX Amer
lean sympathy for the downtroddon Millions of
Europe
4. A bitter, rabid Loco Foco who is Mt anxious
Il at the Wings should run somebody-anybody-
else than Gen. Scott Tor next President.
5. politician out of Office who does n. think
Republics ungrateiul. and his own merits very
iuadequately appreciated
G. A good. for nothing loafer, who never accom-
plished and never Will accomplish anything, who
does Mt suppose he could make an ample for
tune il somebody would only lend him the means
Of getting to California.
:. Al Editor who likes social glass who
is MT down upon all stringent anti Liquor legsla
iion on grounds Of priacip!s
Owing to the enormous expense Of pro-
curing these wonders, the Free List, includ-
ire the Press, will inevitably be suspended
during their exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
I be House met at o'clock.
CHARGES AGAINST A JUDGE.

CHARGES AGAINST A JUDGE.
Mr.. NENABLE, from the Committee on
The JUDICIARY, said memorial had been received by
tnCm, preienIng charges against Hon J. ID VAT
itus United States Judge for the District OF Texas
On examination, the Committee are satlshed that
The matter should be further investigated, and they
therefore asked for the adoption OF resolution au.
thoIziTg them TO send for persons and papers, and
power to examine Witnesses under oath
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Ca, asked the nature
Of the charge
Mr.. VENABLE said the memorial charged
Judge Wafous with sundry mis1emeanors, among
them tie pIactciIg a~ and receiving fees IN Texas,
touching matters similar TO those which hal come
toto and been decided in his own Court, and also
personally interested.
Mr.. HousToN, of Ala Do | UNDER
stand that this nsestiea is preliminary to an i'm
peschmeDt
Mr.. VENABLE replied, that if the Com
mttse shah md the charges 20 be true, they viii
recommend that the matter be further prosecuted
MIR. FULLER, of n. Y, asked whether
witIe are to be brought from Texas.
Mr. VENABLE said the Committee would
rot occasion unnecessary expense. The Judiciary
should be preserved In its purity, and II was impor'
tsLt 10 the country TO know whether Judge has
s0led the eImiLe.
The resolution TO send for persons and
papers was adopted.
The House then went into Committee
on private bills. Two bills were considered, and
aia ssde to be reported to the House. but not
acted or, and the House adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Certain journalists who are careful 10
tell the reader that their orn appetites
ase under excellent control, and that they
never indulge in Alcoholic rotations, save
III extreme moderation, are alarmed at the
principles involved in the Maine Liquor
Law, and afrsid that We shall tot know
whore 10 stop if we enter upon legislation
ofthis kidd, For Tea, Coffee, Opium, To-
bacco, &c. (say thew are also stimalsnts -
some of them more hurtful, in our REV,
than Alcohol itself; aad if we begin By OUT
having one Of the family, we shall not be
able logically to stop until We have ban
ished them all.
Now We co not propose 10 discuss with
these gentlemen the relative subtlety or
venom OF Narcotic and Alcoholic stimulants
resPecuyely-we leave ali that to physiolo-
gists and physicians. The vital distraction
which these Rumselers' apologists take
care to overlook is thiS-Aieoaol IS poison
chose bclefal effects are NOT, ieh,is these of
Narcotics PRINCIPALLY ARE, confined 10 those
who 'ndUise IN them. Many man drinks
enthely too much or too strong Tea sad
Coffee, or bsutifes himself begging the
bsutes' pardon) with Tobacco; but rarely
or never is one induced thereby TO imbue
his hands In innocent blood CT make his
home a he'll. Alcohol, on the contrary, In
cites and maddens its votary to deeds of
baseness, cruelty and crime--not rarely and
exceptionally, but daily, hourly, naturally
and is the chief immediate cause of Dessi.
tuition, Squalor, Vagabondism, Theft, Riot,
Outrage and Murder. Coffee has unssruns
many q mans nerves; so has Tobacco :
but we DO no. believe either ever rendered
its votary nuisance and terror TO his
family, burden and shame to his rels-
tives ard friends. There are ten thousand
paupers and forty thousand half.pauSess in
cur City 20 dsy, viii thousands &c ssasl: