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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-09

FROM BARBADoEs.-A correspondent of the NewYorl
Express writing from Barbados under date of the aotI
ult, says
There doubt be entertained but that thu
present crop Of sugar will be the largest the island eye
produced The sugar in quality is of very superior de
scription.
Business is dull little nothing is doing by eithe,
provision dry goods merchants which may be attributed
to the people being engaged upon the estates.
From Demerara have received atvices to the 18th
inst at which time much excitement prevailed in conse
quence Of the in which the Governor has forced
his Reform Bill through the Court of Policy in the alb
sence Of most of the elective members public meeting
izng the Queen the subject One clause in the reform
Bill s that lawyer practice future in this island
without having practiced for three years in London
the whole population
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City Intelligence.

COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs-Boardo of aldermen
Tuesday, June s. Present, nine mcmbers-W G. G. Cai
borne in the Chair.
1 The reading of the journal was dispensed with
An executive message. calling the attention of th,
Council to the necessity of defining the duties Surveyor
and Street Commissioner referred approximately
The message gave the of the appontees MS inspect
ors and clerks of the different precincts to serve at tho
election to be held on the Railroad tax
Sundry bills from different individuals were referred te
| the Finance Committee.
resolution from the President of the First District
Public schools, setting forth that the City Physician has
neglected to vaccnate the children in the public schools
| was received.
bin from ;. H Maddox, for printing was referred to
the Finance Committee.
sundry petitions. praying permission to emancipate
certain We're referred to the Judiciary Committee
petition asking leave to erect steam Mill on Leyee
street was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings ~
petition from Phoenix Fire Company No. s. asking
was referred to the Finance Committee
Reports Of Committees The Finance Committee reported
In favor OF paying certain bills. Adopted
Tho Committee on Streets and Landings reported in
favor Of paying 4o5s the assessed value of property
s to as opssng
the Comptroller to sell at auction the laying
plank road on Greatmen street. from Eysian Fields
The Committee Claims reported adverse to the claim
OF hop proprietor of the Gold Region hour which
was destroyed by mob on the 30th of Anril last
The same Committee reported by resolution in favor Of
the claim Of Mr. John Armstrong Adopted
MI Claiborne, from the Judiciary Committee reported
"a eie emancipation VI certain saves, with per-
mission TO said slaves to remain in the State after their
emancipation Adopted
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
resolution requiring all bonds of City officers to be
executed before the Comptroller was adopted
resolution authorizing the Mayor to SELL after adj
vertising twice in the Official Journal the 81 slaves be-
queathed to the city by the late Stephen Girard was
adopted.
resolution approprating 100000 for the use of the
Public Schools of the Third District was referred to the
Finance Committee
The Joint Committee appointed by the two Boards to
regulate salaries, made report Five members Of the
committee signed the report The report was taken up
and the motion to adopt it whole was lost The mo-
ton was reconsdered, and the report as whole was
adopted. The salaries were fixed as follows:
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Died:
On Monday. June Mobile B,y Mr. THOMAS MAY of the
parish OF ST. John the Baptist -
80 His funeral will take place WEDNESDAY. a. O'Clock p NJ,
rom The redenee OF his aherulaw F. Fcx
The friends OF the family respectfully invited attend.
years. 1900 '' "e "
FULLERTON, aged IS years " " ' f S'
I'm ssuray and sunday May % and the Parish Plaque
Nm o IhsieI, NJ A. DUNBAR aged 56 years; his
aged u years. ~ ' ' ''
On Monday morning o'clock JOSEPHINE VINCENT
aged g. years, widow OF Carlos Ramos.
IN Monday May 81 at Mt Houmas Ascension
NANGoLfit, infant son OF Louisa D.. S. Minor
On Saturday, june this city, Of Bilious choe Mr. soIoN O.
NJ aged aoon! % Careinon
sH Eastern papers will please q py.
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HE PRESIDENCY AND THE UsIoN.-The NewYork Times
and Messenger referring to the contest for whg cand
date for the Presidency, says:
we look upon the struggle principally important in
70 say as some will persist in saying that there can
no danger to the Union by the reopenng of the great
ana decae question which two years ago agitated the
struggle was one Of life and death verify believed and
still believe and the result of the most fortunate
incidents in the history of the Republic It was
about by the the joint efforts of ntnsp
tia leading men Of both the great political parties with
out regard TO sections and it opposed at tho first
and still opposed only by those who having their own
private ends to answer, not ashamed peril the
safety honor and welfare of their country secure those
ENDS whoever may succeed of whatsoever party flor
at such crisis craftsmanship should yield to patriotism
VIC frrently hope the result of the approaching election
may be to reafirm beyond all future cav the measures
salvation of the Union
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gorrssponpenff Of tbe Crescent.

Key WEsr, FLonrpa May so. 1852
Editors Cresccn-0u Friday, the 2st ultmo the bari
Paramount, Capt VIM. whitney, bound from Cienfnego
to Philadelphia. with cargo of molasses and sugar. wa
run into by large ship unknown in the neghborhood
Key vacas. The bark was struck about amidshps and
Immediately went down, carrying With her lady pas
sengcr and several Of the crew Il is thought tha
the first mate and two sailors succeeded in getting
board the ship Capt Whitney chung to the main hatch
part Of the waist Of the bark in company with two
boys On Saturday morning, about six o'clock, Capt
Whitney lost his hold and sunk through exhaustion
The two boys found floating miles from land
in the Gulf by Of wreckng vessels on Sunday
last the sd inst 1t is thought that with the exception
the mate two sailors and the two buys John Mackenzie
and Leopold Gugnan, all lost the accident having
taken place at and assistance being rendered
from the ship One of those saved Leopold Guignan
much excoriated by the friction of the plank and is
present under medical treatment at the Marine Hospital
cause can DO assigned for the collision must
have been caused by negligence, there was steady
breeze at the time and the vessels could readily discern
each other at long distance.
The schooner Mattaponz Capt Porter arrived here on
the 9th ut after stormy passage Of eighteen days from
Rockand loaded with lime for Mobile. When off Cape
atteras, experienced gale from Southwest car
rcd away foretopmas and received other damage She
sailed the day for Mobile damage not sufficient to
detain her here for repairs
The lightshp Florida mentioned i'll my last letter as
being in precarious situation has foundered at sea off
Abaco The officers passengers and crew. saved by
a whaling bark. and taken into the port of NewYork
The expense Of repairing the ghtship amounted be-
tween twelve and fourteen hundred dollars Invesga-
ions are about being entered into by the Department
relative to her fitting out Capt Moore having reported
that she was unseaworthy.
The revenue cutter Crawford will leave here in few
days. her place is to be supplied by the brig Washington
.4r1ired-May 81, schooner Aurelia Hanson Tampa
Bay May % schooner Elizabeth Hull Tuttle Apalach
cola May %, schooner Nebraska, Washington NewYork
May %, schooner Emma, Alderslade, Tampa Bay same
day schooner Elizabeth, Sawyer NewYor May &C. brig
suwanee, Perry, NewYork same day. schooner Advent
Gomez, Jacksonville, with lumber to bovine s. Curry
May ~ schooner Mattaponz, Porter, Rockand May 49,
schooner Eliza Catherine Saunders, Harbor Island
Saiicd.-May Is, brig Montague, Havana May 30
schooner Aurelia, Hanson, Nassau N. P. same day
schooner Elizabeth Hull, futile, NewYcrk; May 90
Elizabeth Sawyer. St. Marks; May 81, Mattaponz. Por-
ter, Mobile; May 49, brig suwanee, Perry st. Marks
May 20, cutter Crawford Coste NewYork.
Passengers by the cutter Crawford Mrs Cose and three
children No further news.
remain etc, KEY LARGO
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. -Mayoralty of New
Orleans June ,ss2-ruT,napt law and in conformity with
sssSs # NJ ss sss
places and The snpenndenee the hereinafter named Commits
ss
Hess aHsss he
SaR5 Ssssp
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FIFTH . f'
SISSs
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SIXTEENTH PRECINCT AT the Breton Market .Compisson.
ers Bln Jules Boron r. g. Rapier Cerks-P Casanaya, II.
Grard.
LAKE n n D Es,ss.
ys i21 'Ts .. plep. Fir. CON-
any Nc 3 Mandeyi street Aias Cas-
NINETEENTH PkfCNCTAt the Mexican Gulf Railroad.
NJ. Baron. - -''
TWENTIETH PRECMCT-At Gars house corner Of Mon
egn md Casncnlvo Bosonane, @, o.
Damhsr y n Visnne :Clerks-Jotn Lnlilaw, L. Roger.
INVENT YFltSF PRECfNCTAt Charnilers House,
and LeSe streets chabounc
tN The Polls will be open P.M
law A. D. CR(lSSMAN Nnyoyy 4
NJ BThe Commissioners Clerks requested to eal at The
Mayors office ut the earliest tnke required
law. - iah Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-09

The DEMocRArIc NATIONAL CONVENTION We have the
rst days proceedings of this body in full They would
be uninterestiug. published in detail us they present
nothing but the place incidents of organizing
public body. The following were the permanents:
OFFICERS CONVENTION
Irestdeht--John W. Davis, of Indiana
:, Iiee Fresdshs-John Irwin of Indiana Samuel G.
oaae OF Alabama Henry A. Lyons, of California Jas
irstt OF Connectcut Charles Wright of Delaware
yonn Branch Of Florida Joseph Day, Georgia James
OF Indiana Charles Johnson of Illinois Geo
Sinespie OF Iowa; Levi Tyler of Kentucky Emile Lee
ssre sa o. e. hMSassna Amos Roberts of Maine Edward
LLOYD q Maryland Elon Rarnsworh of Michigan John
NEWT Of mississippi; b. A. James of Missouri Sam
Triton OF Newiampshire David s. Craig of NewJersey
zadoc Pratt OF NewYork Weldon n Edwards of North
Carolina William Medil Of Ohio David Lynch of Penn
sylvania; Welcome B. sayles, Of Rhode island Cave
johnson. of Tennessee Ashhe Smith, of Texas David
A. smaley, of Vermont; Charles Yancy, Of Virginia
Nelson Dewey, Of Wisconsin.
Secrctaries-Edward o. West, of Newyork s O. payatt
OF Tennessee Il. Barksdae of Mississippi VIM Stewart
Of Indiana; Frederick Crittenden, Gonpccticut n,
Hooker of Illinois; Edward D. Bartlett of kentucky
Lucius Y. Lusk Of Louisiana Samuel H. Aver of New
hampshire Oliver Dewey. OF North Carolina Samuel
u. Patterson Of pennsylvania g. Pryor, of Virginia
David Noggle, Of Wisconsin
The two-thirds rule was supported by vote Of "a 10
Is @ votes from NcsYork and 10 from Ohlo)
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Great Reduction Of Prices
NO HUMBUG!
POSITIVELY Low
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET.
The increased stock CLOTHING in storc will CLOSED
OFF AT LOWER PRICES than goods of the quality
offered before in Neworleans
Al thoae want Of bargains had better give CALL We
cure all goods every article IT. after the pur-
chase of article, the purchaser satisfied money
refunded, or an exchange made satisfactory
COATS
MERINo AND cAsHMERETTE FRoCK AND SACK COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA, LUsTRE, SAC AND UNION FRocKs
roNGEE SILK, HONG KONG and sEERsUcKER
IMITATION sEERsUCKER AND BRO. LINEN
FANCY LINEN POLKA SAC AND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN
PANTAiooNs
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs-all qualities.
Real French FANCY AND BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs
PoNGEE SILK AND SEERsucKER
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PANTALooNs-alq qualities
French and English MERNo, ALPACA
VESTS
White, Buff Pattern and Coored MARsEILLES VESTS,
White Grass, Hong Kong and Fancy LINEN
ERGARMENTs
70 We call particular attention to our large stock of
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND CoLoRED.
We keep constantly hand OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES
from u inches neck 49,
LisLE THREAD GAuIE MERiNo HALF SLEEVES and without
GAUZE SILK, GAuzE COTTON AND MUSLIN UNDERSTANDS
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS
SILK, LINEN, THREAD, WHITE AND BROWN colored SOCKS
CRAVATs, SUBSCRIBERS,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, LEATHER RAGS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS AND CHfLDRENS CLOTHING
OF EVERY KIND.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
OF every description, which will be
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
~ ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-No DEVIATION.
myal 2ptf ALFRED MONROE L CO.. "a Magazine at
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bsros aea onyert Ia Jour susd dpus usqu'a
M aux enaos designt ct sons la surveillance des
dc In vle de- gu ont nommts Consei des Aldermen
noYo, de s ct police pour cet.e
Les eleetsnn ss T. rive dEte &
,r ss pour esquees pour las d6ss d
disiIlcts repYesenais purchases ' fo' '''s" 49,
trasnr @ ere sonduts ct les eours "dupcata" es
1884, ~ :" P"ioase o'ieahs Nse orleans !. " de mai
my2e shk, sa N 2 r. = isEhh Nh,
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q Dr. Norr-The venerable Rev. DR.. Samuel
Mott died at his residence in Frankp Conn on tho osh
ut e vas in the Goth year of of his age and had been
settled IN the parish where he died for the Inst
yss being probably the Oldest Pastor of parish in the
United States - '''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-09

MILITARY EacAmrMENr-A military encanpment, nea,
Mobile commences to-day Considerable enthusiasm ex
lsts snong the citisen-soidiery of that city.
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LIE WHO RAScERs--The members Of this Association
WIN Dear IN mind the Rally at the Pearl tonight Warm
VOTE y e hand The election of delegates to the State
comes OIL on Monday and by this day the
Wig nominations for President and Vice President
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II is stated that much apprehension is felt in New
oeaus OF the approach Of disease which ia called
the plague and Ii said be prevailing in some Of the
West fuda Islands disease called by the same name
has made It's appearance in some parts Of the West ii ia
sadto be ke the cholera but more fatal Whether ii is
rho sne disease that which goes by the Of plague
10 tho East. ia not stated.
The above paragraph going the rounds and isparti-
cunsiy fghtful to all except citizens to whom
gire item news. wcare frequently indebted
70 cur Northern friends fr interesting information con-
esrn;ng the sanitary condition Of New0rIeans
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LEE SrEAMstslp FANas.--Ths Sheriff of Savannah hos
removed all the stores from the steamship Fanny living Mt
That port Some of the passengers resisted and
arrested.
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ArrAkArAs Csors-The Planters Banner of the 5tb
inst, speaking Of matters in that section, says The
crops are now as fine as have seen them at this
season, and promise well for the faturen
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ALABAMA Csors-The Mobile Register says that the &C
counts Of the from all parts Of the State are hhl,
satisfactory.
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KossurH's MovENESrs.K is drawing large crowds
anu creating much enthusiasm through the western
Of the State of New York
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~ HI shsri6,a C6astabls's, and Public Auc.
hsassrs Balss - 1kird Page

~ 4l.d
1as - ios me convenience
H - M, q
y pssssd BY tie Board e Aldermen. which i.
H. counter
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- - 49, 80 'e>'11'
~ r. neAt MONDAY our citlzens Will be Gale
upon " se1ect delegates 70 The State Conventio
Y o. lo1M n nsw CONSTITUTION
~ aope tney lully appreciate. fhe lmportanc
- sOteles III y votink ior the right kind
As 8. " 2 snc9ia anh must send men OF the ca
lscssy Y sppreeiase me details Of Constitu
non' Men VINO nave studied and thought upo
tne sunlect, who are learned in law, practise
e e aassnsss' arg q Intelligent sympathies witt
the masses We should send no man becaus
Y III nasIeiy an aoroat demagogulng politician
snp9sa send men. of known and approve
plino1lssss men mo VII prove efficient advocate
X g lne REFORMS sought anu sought by such bolt
aas sAtls ~ q. y -.
~ ss1ses y Ateuislana ied on gallantiy ane
~ = sl,ae patt,e ~ early as last Noyem'
ls'1s Ivy enoiaAoned NY the popular and ne.
ssssATy le.ofms q thc Gay upon pom. their banner
.sssasu ~ Fecoshllea organs, leaders ano
a'ss = rs uelnocfa's apa.hetic and speech
.s,s ''ley challenged them but
yAiniy, N W 81 preston Ct opinion. The demo,
M v'ssaa'ey conunueu 70 MAINTAIN posi-
= s,aelloe WHICH would allow them to be upon
81 slucs ana any slde q the great questions Of
Wy. - ,unrage' free BANKING the re-
= u " me right OF iran
~ y me pronipition upon the
o1 - ~ y ssen possible organization Of rail
I09a ceaapanies, ting constituting the Supreme
sss.rs Nath az odu instead Of an even number
III 1ne MASKING q all officers Judges in
1870 - 1ar as possible elective by the PEG,
~. e1es uPon these questions, urging these
tney went INTO the contest Of last No.
$500 Aiu swept Gown all opposition before
'1's,',
so' even then did the democrats come out in
Nh aasol. = Ae REFORMS so signally endorsed
Eopuiar orueal was to De had--the vote
q yonsentloh "a no Convention and
~ result q INIT vote hung the fate Of ali
~ grsat REFORMS 50 essential 70 the progress
ana prosperity q our State. Again unaided,
~ ue,0sranc leaders and democratic organs
'0t3 ny salent, tne Wings Kept heart in their
o7n stout Will and sturdy enthusiasm for re-
autn. ana pattled pravcly through the last and
usclsise contest g ascertained victory, which
sscurea 9 convention.
lne noiulng q the convention is a fixed fact
-, noH Wnen .he only thing left is to make
usn ~ sea's Y n. me democratic State Gen.
aai vonlnllttee mas suddenly discovered that
sas ueillOcfats always were IN favor Of the prin
uipies = reform tney permitted the wings, I'M
81Q4QAAu H0elcOaTa Qod. to hear til ,,s,
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Military academy.
FRANGIS n. hi. MACI

II
PROFESSOR AND INSTRUCTOR OF FENCING, CAVALRY AND
INFANTRY TACTICS
Has opened MILITARY SCHOOL, at Amory Hall of the FRS.
Brigade, opposite Union Row. street, tho following
branches Of the Science, to-wit. 80 "
lat. SABRE EXERcISE--for Cavalry and Artillery,
3D., .sMAL-swoRD CUT AND THRUST FENCING--for In
anlry.
goons.
ah INFANTRY TACTIcS-as taught at the West Mill
tary Academy.
F POFESSOR Formerly Military Academy at Phia.
delph bring testimonials of the highest ability
a Swordannn and Tacician
IN OFFICERS POSITIONS AND DJJ.
TIES DRILLS DRESS PARADEs AND REVIEWS, by Che all
Of Charts. - = - -
E. L. Tracy, Col. w W. W. Wood. je2 ap
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Ma NEAfiR.-This gentleman has been playing a yery
successful engagement in Troy, N Y
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Going .a,uau. .sre y,ou 2

es 60 FIRST to HuFclNGS let him your Portrait you
lever regret " " Pictures not be surpassed PRICE TWO
DoL-aho corner Canal and Charres strees my26 Imp
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NOTICE OF ELECTION For DELEG ATEs

Office OF ELECTION FOR DELEG ATES
Jo THE STATE CONVENTION virtue Of writ NJ eer
osS eeS A 1 n gh May ls directed BY xoesnsy
voe the Parish of Oroans hereby NOTIFIED ba, an
On me IAN day of June OF Delegates to
lions now rsoua m sag Deegates the quafca-
p me District composed OF the Parishes Paaueu st.
% n mat r The Parish Of Orleans right bank Of the
lie atrict composed all TINT portion o the Parish NJ
Senntori. @ oa the said Mississippi river, shall
HE rgt bunk of the Parrish Orleans shall elect one Ds,sco
D siy Seworean First Representative nct shall elect two
Second Representative District shall elect b,ee
Ihird Representative District shall elect six
F FGattn Representative District shall three
ruth Representative District slul, OLE three
Sixth Representative District shall elect two
seventh REPRESENTATIVE Distrc. shall elect two
fhgh,h Representative District shall elect two
And the Ninth Representative District sh, elect m,
The pols will be opened ,ny above f, m
II a morning until O'Clock evening Mt ths nresiets
DC appointed by the Board Of lie eitv Of Na
qhed voters shall designate their The nam, n,r.
o. the persona voted for Delegaes the Senatorial hst
Tb .a as from the Representative District o. Pars
signed according to law. LANES p ia m ~ r 'es nnae
sheh,s odls Newoleans, 18th May 1857 myso Sheriff.
A Wis d'ELECTION POUR DELEGUES Ia
n ~; DETATEn dun writ election dats du
De IF E aaa De Lar Son Excellence JOSEPH
la nt par present notifies qu'une election sera tenue
TEa Les sd ir IOsan pSsr e desus
a REFUSES par la ioi pour menbres de pAsserbes
% Senatorial compose des paroisses Plaqueminss
% see portion de In po dOeans sa sur RVS rots du
ieaae mis-, nnisssiissipp, ehroht TN dGl6gue senatorial
set senatorial compost portion de psroisss
sui IA ' gnuehe du dit heave Mississippi Quas
N.Y. d,ote Dc parosse dorltans IN ddleyus
L." Vhie de 10 hiie.Orehrs;
apto;fSl