New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11


Iatc publications.
j. G. Morgan Exchange Place, joining the Postoice,
has sent us his weekly budget of choice books spec
of the splendid collection he is now receiving from
the different publishing houses at the North.
PHILOSOPHERS AND ACTRESSES. In two volumes. By Ar
sene Houssaye. Redfield, NewYork.
This work elegantly gotten up and from its title we
inclined accord to it. without perusa consider.
able degree of interest.
soorr AND JACKSON. By j. t Headley. seribntr, New
York
Headley as the author OF Napoleon and his Marshasn
and Washington and his Generals has acquired
putation which creates favorable impression in regard
this work
MORAL SCIENCE. By Alexander Scribner, NewYork.
This work contains some sound reasoning
DANIEL WEBSTER HIS CONTEMPORARIES. By Charles
W. March. Scribner; N. Y.
This volume is already in its fourth edition. which fact
speaks much for its excellence
ARCHIBALD CAMERON /; or, Heart Trials. Scribner.
An elegant and interesting little volume
STORIES FROM BLAcKwooD Appleton's popular library.
THE ADVENTURES OF PEREcRrsE PICKLE. By sinollett.
and cheap edition. from Stringer s. Townsend,
NewYork.
THE CoqrETTE A Novel. Peterson, Philadelphia.
Morgan has also sent Baokwood for September, and
the Knickerbocker for October.
From j. B. Steel, No. 60 Camp street.
THE CoQuErrE A Novel. By the Author of Niserri-
mus. Peterson, Philadelphia
INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES THE South WEST Vol. l. By
]. D. DeBow.
This most valuable book, which shall notice
at length at some future time.
Thomas L, White, No. SO Canal street
The CoauErrE Novel; as mentioned above
LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE By Nathaniel Hawthorne !;
and LIFE GEN. ScoTr.
The first from Tucknor Co., Boston: and the latter
from Lipencott & Co., Philadelphia.
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TRoup AccEPrs-Under this head, the Mobile Tribune
of Saturday sayt dispatch was received from Mont
gomery yesterday which 1t is said that Trdup accepts
the Southern Rights nomination for the Presidency The
Dispatch it is stated 1--WE have not seent that Gov
Troup accepts because he considers important that the
Southern Rights party should continue organized, and
not because he doubts the soundness of Gen Pierce
SAILING OF THE PAcIFIc-The Collins steamer Pacific,
sailed from New York on the I'd inst She took $50 pas
sengers and S43SOO0 in specie. Among her passengers
are the Hon Humphrey Marshall Minister to China and
W. Scaus Ego bearer of dispatches to the Court of St.
James.
FROM Central AMER1cA.-Ofical advces from Nicara-
qua state that the Government have rejected the adjust
ment project of Mr. Webster and the British Minister Mr.
Crampton and entered their protest against any foreign
Interference whatsoever in the affairs of Central America
returned -Commodore Sloat has just returned from
tour Of duty California He sent I'd that
try with corps of officers to examine sight for Ma
Depot the coast and is preparing his report upon
the subject.
SAILING OF THE Cry OF GLAsoow-The steamship City
of Glasgow sailed from Philadelphia the I'd inst with
tortysix passengers and $4,000 in American gold She
had also large amount of freight.
AnRAysAs RlyER-The Pine Bluff Republican of the I'd
inst says that the river is rising slowly at that point and
is in much better boating condition than is usual
This ssaaon.
LrYcn At THE stApEs,-Fish flesh, fowl and vegeta
bles up the most approved style will be furnished
| at the Shades.
Ng- UNION SCoTT AND GRAHAM CLUB.--First
Ward First DcA meeting ths Club held Saturday
evening" Godfrey Ron opposite
Horse Station The meeting called order David
The following gentlemen elected Officers of the Club
w. S. CAMPBELL. President.
slaH PF l. FSfER Vice tasns
W. w MCCARTHY ,.....,...... Secretary.
p A SllAW.........-,Tr Treasured
r r Ii Sie fHfGSS Y.....:::.
+ ofisf1 Asst fAS'A''F e'mn''s
ROBERT BROWN ............
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A.
&C. PHELPS.
S. S. SELLECk. ...............
J.J. OSBORNE. .....,......... Marshal
The Club will GETZELS ROOM EVEN
ING Monday October O'Clock friendly
SCOTT
respectfully invited to attend.
I'D The regular meetings will be MONDAY Ev EN-
ING, at O'Clock. Iocull W. W. MCCARTHY Secretary
| ne CERRo GoRDo CLUB.--In consequence O.
MEETING Monday night the meeting
CERRO GORDO CLUB pos poned till TUESDAY,
| BY order: NJ, c. EDWARDS, President.
| J. W. DUFLEsa Secretary
5~ NOTIcE.-To Coast Passengers The
steamboat ST. CHARLES Charles Walker BLOXl
Intermediate landings will NOPeave Monday
tised. R. GEDDES, Agent
Monday morning, October II, 1852 1t
| Z2a9N PENMANSHIP AND -kEEPISG.-Dol
Academy Canal qualities young Til
skill the
| See advertisement. octl II
| Ias~ STATE TREASURES. Crescent
Please that GEORGE P BRANT ESD, who has
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury Department will
supported the office Of STATE TREASURER by
octll lie MANY FRIENDS.
lis~ For COMMEMORATIVE are authorized t
announce RICHARD HAGAN candidate
this State under the Constitution 2pte