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CHARITY Hosp1rAL.-The following is the re-
port of the Charity Hospital for the week ending Saturday
June s.; Admitted, $40; Discharged, 254; Deaths II ;
Report r. The Month Of May-Admtted, 1913 Died. 2o2
Discharged 1907 Remaining LIST June, 67s
Of those admitted O4 natives of the United States
the remaining HOO were foreigners.
MARINE HosP1TAL.-The following is the re-
port the o. s. Marine Hospital for the month of May
Admissions, III Discharged Ill; Deaths, g.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Sentenccd - DR.. J.
Dupas convicted of having stabbed Mr. Desarme Veau
with intent to kill brought up for sentence saur
day motion in arrest of Judgment and motion for
trial ovorruled The prisoner being asked what
he had say why sentence should not be passed upon
him. answered. that under like circumstances he would
repeat the act for which he aso be punished' The
Judge said that the act appeared to have been
mtted impu]siyey had been his intention to make tile
punishment six months Imprisonment but the decara-
of the prisoner had altered his view of the and
he would sentence him to one years Imprisonment and
| fine of one dollar.
The sentence accordingly passed. and tho prisoner
| renanded to Jail
The punishment not being of the kind deemed inf.-
/ nous, the case Is appealabe.
| SUPREME CouRr.-The following decisions, in
addition to those already given rendered by the SUI
preme Court at the close of their last weeks sitting
Kirkland appellee Boyle & Price, appellants. Appeal
from the Fourthe District Court Judgment affirmed.
Kane, appellee I'm. P Fisher Co. appellants. .Ap-
peal the Fifth District Court of NewOrleans Jud
nent reversed and the cause remanded for trial
"A. g. j. Denistou 6 Co, appellants vs. Payne appellee
Appeal from the Fourth District Court. Judgment af
| fir1ned.
Delarore e Hudson Canal Company, Of Ne,c York. appel
ns vs. Independent Totcboa Company Of Nep Orleans ana
Robert Afnphy. appees Appeal from the Second Dis
trict Court os NewOrleans. Judgment affirmed
JOIN, Duncan and another, appeces vs. State of Louisiana
APPELLANT Appeal from the Third District Court Judg
| ment reversed and the injunction dissolved.
Paley, Rereire Of Epehange and Banking Co.. appellee
vs. C. Pauing, Executors Of Padding appellants .Ap-
peal from Fifth District Court of NewOrleans Judgment
| reversed and rendered in favor of the defendant.
Tat,,n, appellee vs. Wright, Williams g. Co., appellants
Appeal from the Third District Court of NewOrleans
| Judgment reversed and rendered for defendant.
Bro,y, appellant Schmidt appellee. Appeal from
| Second District Court of NewOreans Judgment re-
| versed
Felioues, appellee High and William and John Lockett
appellants Appeal from the Fifth District Court of New
Orleans. Judgment reversed and plaintiff dismissed Will
| costs
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1852
There meeting Of the Senate to-day.
HousE.-Mr. Hall, of No. reported u bill from the Com
mittee Public Lands authorizing the State of Indiana
to dispose of what called the Saline Lands at less than
dollar and quarter per acre; and moved that it be
read a third time and passed.
1t commended that these lands of inferior
quality and have been in the market upwards of thirty
years without purchasers being found at that price
Mr. Cleveland of Conn., moved to refer the bill to the
Committee of the Whole the ground that it sought
to introduce species of legislation by which the in
teress of the United States might be nurousy affected
l. The bill then passed without further opposition.
Mr. Hall also reported the bill granting lands in Iowa
in aid of the railroad from Dubuque to Keokuk, which
the subject Of discussion yesterday He defended the
provisions of the BILL and concluded by moving the pre-
vious question
1t then moved to lay the bill with amendments pro-
posed by the Committee Public Lands, the table
and the and having been ordered it carried
yeas 1G2 nays 49,
Mr. Hall moved to reconsider the question and called
for the previous question.
Mr. Jones moved to lay the motion to reconsider
table pending which motion made to take up the
business the Speakers table and the yeas and nays
having been ordered the motion negatved-yeas r.
nays 1O1.
motion made to go into Committee of the Whole
the private calendar pending which, it moved that
the House adjourn which was negatiFed the yeas and
nays having been ordered-yeas T6, nays 113.
On motion that the House resolve itself into Commit
tee of the Whole the private calendar the yeas and
nays were ordered-yeas 10, nays 101.
1t was then moved that the House adjourn. 1t was
then withdrawn and again renewed and the yeas and
nays ordered when it caricdyeas 49, nays TO-
The House stands adjourned till Monday.
---E=---
The Maryland Legislature was to adjourn on Monday
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Died.
Sunday, Mrs KELLY aged years. Kelly
native the county Wexford, ireland.
The will take place from residence corner of Poet
street and the Mexican Gulf Railroad Third District AFTER
NOON the It'll instant at o'clock.
On Thureday June this city, of Cholers Mrs MARGARET
wife William H. Hector and daughter of James Cashen formerly
Boston, e" Boston papers please copy.
On Saturday morning june O'Clock DANIEL A. aged yea,
Smonhs and Is days only child of Jeremiah S. Elizabeth Rodc
Friday morning. June O'Clock Inflammation Mrs.
REAN HASLING, consort Of A. L. Fasng.
Saturday morning. June II o'clock, JOHN GILDEMEES
TER aged SO years Consul of the Netherlands.
On Friday June DONALD aged and mouths youngest
Of William and Jane Aiken
~ Philadelphia papers please copy.
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Le seInn sera ouyert lie jour susd depus heues qus
eue NJ aux endrois desgne surveillance des
go % NOMINEES Conse Aldermen
ae "a VIE de Ia Nouvee Orleans R uri police ceie
pofoa ac parosss sur rive drOlte du heuve Mississippi
MONS ds personnes eBqe lis pour de4e d dis
cs eques ills pour deegu des
districts representatfs paroses
detection devra
tanbns au sonsgne, coniom6ment la loi
1852. '~ T AhtES p FRE3ET
my9Q Sheriff de- La psroisss dOIeaus, ~
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NToTICE OF ELECT1oN.--Mayoralty of New

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,. b. Steel 90 Camp street, sends us Hoods Up the
Rhine apparently an amusing pen and ink series of
sketches.)
Both friends Steel and Morgan sent other works
which have been feoniousy carried off some conscience
less wretch wretches and which are not able there
FORE to notice. Steel sent cheap serial of beautiful
engrayings. See Morgan's advertisement in another
ccumn-t is worth the reading Of any disposed to
reading
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent"
33u the soutbern ltns
The Democrats Convention.

BALriMoRE, June 5-6:5 P. NJ.
The last act of the Convention to adopt platform
consisting of the resolutions of 1874 and also others OK
pressing full approval of the Compromise measures nciu
ding the Fugitive slave act and deprecang all attempts
to repeal or disturb any of those measures
The Convention then adjourned unanimously sine die
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salLING THE ArLANTIc-Jenny Lind Go,,e.-The Col
Inns steamer Atlantic sailed from Network the Goth
ult with 100 passengers and 600 in Specie of
it being in English gold. Among her passengers Mons
and Madame Otto denny Lind) Goldschmdt Bishops
Delaney and McCoskey of the Episcopal Church Bishop
Vandevelde of the Catholic Church Grace Greenwood
the authoress G. NJ. Wilkins bearer Ct dispatches, and
the following Baltimoreans Miss g. Crowle Robert
sousby, VIM Coles Master Coles Joseph Carson Mr. and
Mrs. Ward, and Two Miss Wards.
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LATE FROM BERMuNDA.-The steamer Merlin arrived at
New York from St. Thomas the S0th ult., with dates
from ST. Thomas to the 2Oth and Bermuda to the 25th
She left at Bermuda the bark Baltimore from Balti-
more for Rio, repairing. -
The st Thomas papers say that the sugar crops have
failed and that the colony will be in condition
this year than before The weather excessively
hot and no rain.
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STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN.-At NewYork on the Goth ult.,
the steamer Eastern State lying at the foot of Grand
street. whilst preparing for her trial trip burst of her
boilers, killing the captain and engineer and seriously
injuring several hands. Two have since died. and three
others seriously injured that is not possible for
them to survive, W
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Mg~ OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL IN
COMPANY Newoans May
article the Charter of this Corporation notice hereby given
election for Thywo Trustees of this Company during
ensuing yea-om the first Monday August nex be held at
the office of the Company MONDAY day June next be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock and o'clock
myls lawSw C. J. MANSONI, Secretary,
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j. e. Morgan,

EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PosT-oFFIcE
THE GREAT HARMoNAvos 8, Andrew jackson Davis author
of Divine Revelations.
THE GoLDENBy Longeow further supply Of alnst most
popular Of Longfcllow's Poems.
TX MARvES WoRKsJu received fresh supply Of the Works
Of this popular author consisting Of
REvERIES OF BACHELOR,
DREAM LIFE,
LoRGNETTE,
FRESH GLEANINGS
je7 a.ep " j. C, MORGAN.
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j. e.. Morgan.
P OP Ar BOO KS

0 P U L A R B o O ks
Fresh Supply, just received.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GEOGRAPHY-sy vols.
MARINE AND NAVAL ARCHITECTURE Theory and Practice
blended Ship BuidingBy John W. Ghs Marine and Naval
Architect. / VOL quarto.
HERsCIELS OUTLINES OF AsTRoNoMY-Wi Plates Wood
Cuts.
LIVES OF THE LORD CIANcELLoRs AND KEEPERS OF THE
GREAT SEAL OF ENGLAND-By John Lord Campbell 7 vols
LIVES OF THE CHIEF JUSTICES OF ENGIANDBy John
Campbell. vols.
THE CONSULATE EMPIRE-By Theirs. Volumes and o.
New Edition
CURloSITIES OF LITERATURE AND LITERARY CHARACTER
ILLuSTRATED-By D'Israei. vol.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARSIIALs-By Headly.
THE WIDE WIDE WORLD.
THE TWO FAAIILIEs-By the author OF Rose Douglass"
PENC1LINGs BY THE WAY-By N. p. Willis
THE SACRED MouNTAINs-By Headley. a
BoWMANS PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY, etc. etc.
J. c. MORGAN, Exchange Places
2t2p ndio t,e pos oHco
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.Milifaa.A .dcade,,.,y.

FRANCIS v. r. M ACE,
PROFESSOR AND INSTRUCTOR OF FENCING, CAVALRY AND
INFANTRY TACTICS,
Has opened MILITARY SCHOOL, Amory Hall Of the First
Brigade opposite Union Row. Carondelet street. in the following
branches Of the Science to-wit;
Ist.. ;. SABRE EXERCISE-for Cavalry and Artillery.
3D.. ..SMALL-SWORD CUT AND THRUST FENCING-or In
fanny
3d...CAvAIRY TACTICSas taught in the United States Dra-
goons. - 49,,
4h. INFANTRY TACTICs-as taught at the West Point Mill
sary Academy.
H EssoR MACE formerly Of the Military Academy at Phla
dphia brings Testimonials Of the highest commenaion to his ability
Sworisman and Tactician.
eB OFFICERS instructed in their POSITIONS AND DU
TIES ON DRILLS Dress pARADES AND REVIEWS by the aid
of Charts
REFRnrscE-Gen E. l.. Tracy, COL w. W. w. Wood. e9 ?pf
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We haye published in handbi for the convenience Of
The Nremen, the Ordinance for the Government and
support Of the Fire Department Of the City Of New
Orlean passed BY the Board Of Aldermen. which may
( be had at the counter.
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Great Reduction OF Prices
NO HUMBUG!
POSITIVELY LOW
ATFRRn NTTJNpnN &, IN


NO HUMBUG
POSITIVELY LOW!
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET.
The increased stock of CLOTHING, store will be CLOSED
OFF AT LOWER PRICES goods quality
offered before in NewOeans.
All those in argaus better give a call
faetue all goos and every Article H. the pu
chase of article, the purchaser satisfied the money will be
refunded, exchange made satisfactory
COATS.
MERINo AND CAsHMERETTE FRoCK AND SACK COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA, LUsTRE, SAC AND Union FRocKs.
PoNGEE SILK, HoNG-KoNG and sEERsuCKER
IMITATION sEERsUcKER AND BRO LINEN
FANCY LINEN POLKA SAC AND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN
PANTAL Looms.
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs--n NIL qualities
Real French FANCY AND BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs
PoNGEE SILK AND sEERsUCKER
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PANTALooNS--alq qualities
French and English MERINo, ALPACA
VESTS.
White Buff Pattern and Colored MARsE1LLEs VESTS
White Grass Hong Kong and FaEcy LINEN
GARMENTS
tB- We call particular attention to large stock of
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND coLoRED.
We keep constantly OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES
from 10 inches neck tolls.
Isle THREAD GAUzE MERINo HALF SLEEVES without.
GAuzE SILK, GAUzE COTTON AND MUSLIN UNDERSTANDS.
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS.
SILK, LINEN, THREAD, WHITE BROWN Coored SOCKS.
CRAYATS, SUBSCRIBERS,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
OF EVERY KIND.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
Ofevery description, which will be
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
LB- ONE PRICE FOR GOoDS-NO DEVIATION.
mySl 2ptf ALFRED MONROE & CO.. "a Magazine at.
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GREAr SpEED--We have received from the steamer
Columbus to whose Clerk indebted for river ayors
the following memoranda. Steamboat Columbus left
st. Louis on Wednesday evening at halpast six O'Clock
and landed at NewOrleans Sunday morning, at four
O'Clock making three days nine and half hours from
port port including thrtytwo landings and delivering
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dazs- ME-. WIN. a. GIlDDoN is authorized to
uAsssibsrs for this during his
witt 10 ths North And East
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New JERSEY EPIscoPAL CoNvENTIoN-Tbe Episcopal
Convention of adjourned Thursday evening
after long and exciting session The principal business
the appointment of committee to investigate the
charges against Bishop Doane, who to report at
special convention to be held the I4h of July The
trial Of the Bishop has been postponed until the LIST of oc-
fo1,o
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Destructive Flan-A dispatch from Philadelphia

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A dispatch from Philadelphia
dated the Goth ult., says:
large steam mill, at schuylkill Eighth and Hamilton
Streets totally destroyed by fire, commencing at
o'clock this morning. The whole loss is $4,000 The
building occupied by McCulley Co., sash and blind
makers loss 5000 Colt Davis platform scale makers
loss $500 Arthur& George sash and blind makers, loss
$1,000 and insurance Henry Huber. cutler $780, in
sured; VIM. II. Patton. paper-h hanging manufacturer
$S00o partially insured Van Horn Co., drug and spice
mandatory, loss $4,000.
Several stables belonging to various persons and large
shed attached to the lamp black mandatory of Thomas
Matlack, containing 1900 bbls of lamp black des-
troyed His whole loss is 900. The fire the work
of an incendiary.
stable out of Market street, and brick yard
sheds in the lower part of the county burning at the
same time
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STANDARD PRICE FOR SALT.-The Syracuse (N.Y) jour
nal says that the saltmakers have agreed establish
fine salt at dollar per barrel and to admit of no
change 1t has generally varied from rs cents 81 3d.
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Mr. GRINsELL's ExPEpIrIoN-The NewYork Express of
Saturday the 10th ult, says ave learn that Mr. Grin
nes ship Advance has been thoroughly oyerhauled in
the sectional dock, and that she is ready for
Mr.. George Peabody the wealthy American banker, of
London has expressed his readiness to cooperate with
Mr. Grinnen in starting another Arctic expedition from
this port by authorizing drafts to be made upon him for
$4,000 toward that purpose and if the government
spare the requisite officers and men, numbers being ready
to volunteer if permitted there is every to believe
that the Advance and Rescue may sail once their
voyage of peril and mercy there still hope that the
fate of the missing navigators may be ascertained
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DEFALcATIoNs IN PENNsYLyANIA'-The report that the
amount Of dealcatons of State officers reported to the
Pennsylvania Legislature at its late session. S3O000oC
Is The whole amount lost during the last fifty
years, it is said is only about $297,O 900.
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our boob notices are una.oiaably crowded out.

We are ndebtedto the clerks Of the steamers Oregon
and California for Mobile papers, and to the clerk of the
Empire for river fayors @.s
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GoLp DISCOVERED ENGLAND. - Engishmen have
proved the existence of gold apparently in great abun-
dance, in Britain. AT South Motion, in Devonshre,
the property Of Lord Potemore it is said to have been
found as rich as in either California Australia
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CHURCH CASE DEcIpEp-The long pending suit of the
Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity decided at Phil
adelpha the 2sth ut in the Court of Common Pleas
in favor Of the plaintiffs the Bishops party Applca-
on was made for trial and if not grantee the
will be taken to the Supreme Court.
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.HelU Books.
JUST RECEIVED BY
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
NO. So CANAL STREET.
THE WIDE, WIDE WoRLD-in vols.
QUEECHY-By the author of =" Wide, Wide word.'
HARPERS' MAGAZINE, for June.
HORSESHOE RoBINsoN-2 vols New selections
WILLIS'S PENCIIINGS BY THE wAY-Rev.ed edition.
PYNNsHuRST-TIis Wanderngs and Ways of Thinking
LIGHT IN THE DWELLINGEdtOd by Rev. Stephen Tying
led
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Married
Died

Thursday, June St. Johns Church. by the Rev. Moynhan
j. D. CALIAGHAN NJ d. and Miss HENRIETTA daughter Of thu
late Col. W, L, Brent of Louisiana.
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Printed LnaC1es-ENst COEO1.s.
5000 YARDS FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS,
WARRANTED FAST coLoRs,
ALL AT EIGHT CENTS PER YARD
VICTOR FEsTE,
je2 CHARITIES STREET
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TROUBLE AT THE CHARLEsrowN NAVY YARp.--There was
considerable excitement among the workmen employed in
the Charlestown (Mass Navy Yard last week. in
quence of order issued by Commodore Gynn in which
he directs that buckets kettles and other such vessels
must be carried bottom up with the tops off, they
passed out and persons carrying bundles closed uen-
ss must stand aside from the crowd till it may be con-
venien for the porter to make the necessary examna
tons Com Gregory has since countermanded the order
it being issued without his knowledge
similar order issued at the Washington Navy
Yard, and resulted in considerable difficulty.
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rs The fine passenger steamer EMPIRE
Meekn MASTER LOUISVILLE all intermediate land
ing MONDAY, the 18th instant o'clock M positively
je7 STRoTHER & BROS, A gents as Poydras street.
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- Fer sheriff,s, Conssahle's, and Public Auc
tionssrs Sales, see Third Page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-07
Clothing! Cs0tE.ing!!
NORRIS & WAY

Clothing! Ct0thtsag!
NORRIS & WAY
tD- Would call the attention of the public to their
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
which, for STYLE variety and superiority of satisfied
will meet their appreciation They constantly receiving from the
North THE LATEST NOVELTIES STYLES GOODS, and
maintain throughout every thing
snry to gentleuan's wardrobe, consisting Of
Sup Cold cAsAERETTE Frock Sac
MERINO and
ALPACTIA
Genuine INDIA PoNGEE AND sEERsUCKER COATS.
LINEN DRILL, CANVAS AND BROWN LINEN COATS.
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTS of every variety pattern.
~. And an entire assortment of
SUMMER VESTS,
to which they would especially call attention.
HOSIERY, eolorsd and plain,
GLOVES,
SHIRTS,
And select lot of SUMMER CRAvATs.
NORRIS WAY,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
sp8H Under the City Hotel