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Carpeting-Carpetinq.

AT 70 CHARITIES STREET.
B Lately arrived large and choice comprising
SgIerST ELNEI AND TAPESTRY, English and American
BRuSSElS TiiREEPLYS lNGRANS upwards
YENETIANS, DUTCH AND HEMP CARPETS, COCOA MATING
bRuGtETS for Crnmb Cloths, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS;
kueS, MATS, STAIR RODS, White and Colored MATING
FLOOR CLOTH from ~ feet wide of qualities
AZ Low fhCES wholesale RETAIL FOR CASH
sep?7 iw2p A, BROUSSEAu i CO.
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They further reported that they had as basis of
representation for the Board of Aldermen Alderman
for every $50 votes which gives the First District six Alder
Second District four Aldermen Third District
two Aldermen; Fourth District one Aldermen.
For the Board Of Assistant Aldermen the basis 465
votes for every member taken and additional
ssant Alderman for every Ward where the number of
voters is three fourhs Of the required basis which
gives the following result:
he First I'd haV Assst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

PRISONERS CONVICTED AT HANANA-Setenccd to be Ga
otedA letter from Havana says court martial held
the 18th instant and that Juan Belido Luna Andres
Foorier and Eduardo Faccolo publishers Of the Voice
Of the People, were sentenced to be garoted The two
first named escaped to the United States but directed
by the Captan-Ge to reern and undergo punish
ment. They will, however, We suspect hardly obey the
mandate The last named has doubt ere this suffered
the penalty Several others are convicted but not SEN
fenced.
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Tar,

For sale TWO HUNDRED BARRELS TAR in prime shppipa
order The Barrels made OF Seasoned Cypress pre-
leaking for months. AsoA KEGS are,
and in fine order.
Bcp27 step Ell. WHITE 10 Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

LARGE ROssERy,A robbery Of Si5oNoo is reported to
have been committed in Australia,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

Mr.. John Kemble Chapman editor and manager of the
Sunday Times newspaper died in London on the I'd inst
In early life the deceased connected with several of
the metropolitan theatres and at that period formed
matrimonial alliance with Miss Tree the sister of the
present Mrs Charles Kean
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

The Rayels, Nine, Thllon, and Mr. Hudson, Adeline
Patti Miska Hauser and Strakosch all performing in
Dr.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

NEs" The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt Stone leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY.
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers rely F.
tlnuing in the trade during the
au2o 2ptf sTRoTHER BROS, Agents, as Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

1t is stated that Bum the manager of Drury
Lane Theatre is shortly coming this country He will
give lectures on the Drama
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Hats, Caps, etc.
AaA AT WHOLESALE
IL One hundred HATS comnrisnp a
SILK UR, CASHMERE MEXICAN WOOL raw pAImtE yo
and cAMPEACHY HATS, for sale by =
jyls 7pdaW FPosT . RI ,o,,--,
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FEDNEsDAY MORNING, sEPTR %. 1852

!. III thN new Constitution, in French and
Ja.sai1h 80 Supplement-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
The Great India Rubber Case.

NETWORK, september e.
The United States Circuit Court sitting at Trenton N
j. on the case of Goodyear Day, has granted in
junction prayed for by Goodyear against Day in the
matter of manufacturing certain descriptions of India
Rubber goods.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

Miss LAURA KEENE-This lady, who recently arrived
London where she attained brilliant reputation
actress made her debut at Wallacks Lyceum Network
on the evening of the Goth inst. The Mirror says:
1.-THE lady's success completely triumphant she
fairly took the audience by storm and delighted and
enthusiastic did they become at the close of the second
act that universal call made for Miss Keene and
having been conducted before the curtain by MI Lester
the applause was unbounded and whole shower Of
bouquets thrown at her feet.
The young lady is in every respect charming; she
charms with her appearances her figure and her bright
intelligent face with the sweetness of her voice the per-
feet naturaness of her manner and the grace and bril-
lanoy of her style She is in fact highly accomplished
artist, and cannot fail to become very popular
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THE SPIRITS.

13nats Seating iaurt gnsnap.
~
] ~ Table on Third Faye.
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THE RETURN CIEyELAsD-General Scott arrived at
Cleveland his return from Pittsburgh, on the 10th
1t raining hard but notwithstanding this his recep
ton most enthusiastic, about five thousand citizens
being present at the depot He escorted by several
military companies of Cleveland and Ohio City to the
the American Hotel, where he briefly addressed I'M
throng The applause was tremendous, and the
reception most imposing amid the firing of cannon and
the shouts of the people Prior to his departure thou
sands called upon him. and his presence excited the live
liast nil
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Further by the Canada.

Some of the circulars give the following quotations for
Cotton Fair Orleans 61sd, Middlng Orleans 5, Fair
Mobile to 61S, Middng Mobile so, Fair Upands g. and
Midding Uplands Oh d per pound.
The stock hand the 1th exclusive Of the amount
on shpboard, 565,000 bales.
The market bare of South Carolina Rice and quo
tations higher.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

ELEcIRIC TINE BALL-Accounts from England state
that electric time bali is to be put up on prominent
spot South Foreland ONT Dover which will act
simultaneously with the electric clocks at the Greenwich
Observatory. The falling of this ball. and the simulta-
firing of gun of electricity will enable all vessels
within ten miles and those in the Downs to regulate their
clro ,etnns to-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

STRANGE SToRyA letter in the .3WsuQnder' Zeitamg
states from South America that German emigrants in
Peru articles Of merchandise and advertised in
the papers for sale arrival also that Flores bought
$50 for the Ecuador expedition, and that the balance
the last consignment are still in the market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

THANKseIrING.-Gov. Fooe, of Mississippi has issued
his proclamation recommending the citizens of that State
observe the second Thursday of November as day
| THANKSGIVING and PRAYER
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-14

to maintain it their property at their expense
There will therefore be federal fleet The enemies OF
the constitution in Prussia indefatgable The first
Chamber is at present half elective and half hered-
tary the absolute party wish to give the King the
nomination of the whole body The party urges the
abolition Of articles 65 60 of the constitution which
late to the first Chamber Petitions getting up pray
ing his Majesty TO degn to seize the reins of Govern
men himself and alone, and only take the consultative
advice Of his faithful estates when this shall appear me-
cessary to him." The anti-consttuonal mania has at
tanned the highest possible pitch in the Prussan high
tory party. strong attempt will undoubtedly soon be
made bring back Prussia its old system of represen-
tation by estates. Vienna papers make mention OF the
ancient rivalry between France and Austria in Italy,
which will he heightened by recent events in France
King LEOPOLD of Belgium quite alive to the dan
gers which threatening his kingdom from the ambition
Of Louis Napoleon and intends to call to arms the Bel
gian Landwehr.
Thus is the ambition of the Nephew spreading as
much ALARM and calling much energy into action as
that of the Uncle did Russia, Prussia Italy, Austria
England and Belgium all on the alert
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-14

PARIS, JANUARY Is, 1852.
The Moaiteur of this day publishes as follows the
new Constitution, with the preamble
LOUIS NAPOLEON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10
TIE ANTWERP LINE.

=
The following strong views extract from the Wheeling
teal direct rade by influential organ of public sen
ment OF the West:
We are pleased Richmond exchanges alive 10
the subject of direct trade Europe There business
enough in Virginia and The great West support splen
did line Of steamers To Antwerp some other European
port Why shall West be Obliged do business for the
benefit OF Northern ports alone2 Let have
markets along the sea- board, and harm beful
Virginia is half cultivated, or half explored and hall Of
her lie idle awaiting To obtain the
must open channels Of communication invite popula-
ton, and distribute The benefits and burdens OF government
equally Every section, thus improved, advances Others
stimulates industry and aids agriculture, manufactures
trade and commerce. Virginia is gigantic State do
main that would havo excited the envy Of the Pharaohs-
the grasping ambition OF Alexander. But hero We have
ouselves-l 900 900 Of eencuwhOse numbers might
be augmented to 600 900 without detriment TO the popu
laon; for with expanded cities such should have
with ourishng towns aud villages and agricultural peo
Pile, average OF $50 square miles, whcn Germany IL
more densely populated Italy otil more, and France
equally so would give from position, climate and free in
suuuons unequasd In those Countries for prospect
~ aud peace But aid 10 this great work. the tide
OF emigration flowing hhe there should be immediate
ton in regard land titles, and remedy for the evils
apparent ALL and which tend to repe in place of inviting
hardy and sku farmers and artisans aud capitalists among
extend her white sails without wise laws-
and security OF property is the great desdealum of the
The farmer who is hurassed by that dcprcss his
energies who the soil he treads and whose title
deeds confirmation strong proof OF holy wrtthc
chanic whose wuges securedand The manufacturer
who has mars for the sale Of his fabrics wuresu all
Will create surpuses tor commerce. proportion
trade Is safe property wise laws and honest
y executed and free communication opened by canals
railroads. between rivers and The ocean, coun, towns and
distant cities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10
VIRGINIA PRODUCTS.

Having always felt the deepest interest in Thing cal
culaed advance the interest of State have inspec
led with great pleasure beautiful medal recently awarded
By the maryland Institute for the promotion Of the Me-
cha MICS Arts" to "Vrgaia Wooden Company Of this
CITY the best Scarlet F9annes This the second media
that has been awarded 10 this Company for Flnnncls
We also happy learn that the American Institute Of
New York in October last, awarded gold medal 10 Nr
Dox OF Nelson county, Va. for The finest wool.
When such evidences these exhibited both in The
manufactures and materials OF State, and they
should induce farmers their attention that i'm
por,ant branch of Agriculture ,cool growng We feel
thorzed in saying there country in the world bet
Ter adapted wool growing Than very large portion Of
this State-and all who have embarked in il, have we
loarn heanu sncnnsSfnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10
SWORD PRESENTATION

We witnessed Wednesday evening at o'clock al the
State Armory Parade Grounds, the ceremony of sword
presentation beautiful sword, with complimentary in
scripons the blade, in highly finished and polished
scabbard presented by the State Guard to Lieut.
Layne testimonial OF ;htir regard for him officer
and private gentleman The presentation took place
in The presence OF large number Of gentlemen amongst
members Of the Legislature. City Council &c. Some la
dies also enlisened the with their presence. The
Guard after having been carried through many admirable
military evoluQns and exercises under Capt. Dimmocl
and his efficient nds drawn up into line, when Orderly
Seeean, David King stepped forward with the sword in
hand and after very and appropriate address,
dered il TO Lieut. L. who gracefully received it, and
his thanks 10 tho Company and Orderly K for the
pimcnt and the handsome in which il had been
presented.
The ceremonies were accompanied BY delightful music
from the Armory Band Richmond Dispatch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10

much by completing and rendering profitable i.e,,
tWpropsments and thus uniting all in their suppof
without the nducement of direct trade 10 draw bIsin..
them many believe they will be Profitable ard
therefore, vi" oppose approximations TO somplee them
II will enrich us by millions in the increased price OF IT,
permanent property in the Commonwealth mlions 5,
the productive industry in all tho pursuits of life that vii
thus be brought into midst-nlIIons by the capt,
from abroad that will be brought within borders To- en-
rich State and our people.
II will bring directly in communication with the 200
millions people lhc continent OF Europe, ndcpeptan
of tic profits charges and sptruaons of the New Yo,t
and English merchants whose interest il buy az
aud sell dear possible both here and in Europe aut
thus u make fortunes out OF both.
II will connect US with the Great West and South, Wcs
and ultimately with The Pacific, and the hundreds OF millions
OF the China and Fast India trade.
II will establish real independence and make u,
what God and nature designed should be, great and
powerful Stale
II will give us power and commanding influence in the
Union, OF which we form part
IL will secure rights and the rights Of the South
and make us respected al home and abroad.
Let then Get and act IL once nor listen TO that DANCE.
rous sentiment wait iii have convenient season
.vl call Tor thee" Let up like men and do lha
which should be DONE and not pOcTasritc ill the cuen
OF .rac are so different direction 10 be beyond our
control Let strike boldly for the prize. Let Us not hes.
ilec or ear the result. For self although they tell
we wea uaatc cope with So formidable an adverse
rr, ask, .'Irn shalt be stronger? will be the next
week or the = and declare that Live or die siG
or SWIM survive perish, am for the measure"
The election o! the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Henco
county, will take place Thursday nes: 10Th inst The
Commission well tho Officers AMI Clerks, acting in
the last Presidential Election vii! act in the different pre-.
GIN in ,hr ri, If Thur
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRs-HayaNA +,

WAsHISaroN, Dec. 6.-The steamer Fulton brings dec.
patches Consul Sharkey 10 regard the Imprisonment
of Capt, GRAY and the officers and crew of the Lady Su
Their have yet been ascertained Cabinet
meeting held day and supposed the subject
under confederation We the officers of the Full
that Judge Sharkey and Captnin Hollis of the Cyane
held interview with the Captain General n regard the
affair shortly before the Fulton left and possible that
the accused would be released there being sufficient ev
denco Lady Suffolk would be engaged in the Slave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10
TO the Editors of The Enouirers.

HARDY COUNTY Va, Dec. /, 1852.
In short time the Legislature will pass dividing
the State into three districts, for The election Of Board Of
Public Works. Sam L. Hays, Esq, of the county of Gill
me perhaps better known than any other person whose
name has been mentioned in with Office for
the Northern district. He has served for many years the
House Of Delegates member Of Congress for several
years. and has filled many other official positions with uni
versal satisfaction to The people.
Gen. HOys is practical man, of great energy, aiwarm
internal Improvement man. and gentleman He
Is the man for the place Through your columns desire
call him out that the people may know whether he will
sent 10 serve them and the State Ii is true the salary
starvation bnt hope Gen. H. will respond this call
In The affirmative. SOUTH BRANCH
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A GREAT WORK.

President Swami that it is his intention 10
run train Baltimore and Ohio railroad through from
Baltimore to Wheelng, the 3lst instant. The will
leave Baltimore the evening Of the 3st, reach
Wheeling o'clock the evening Of the LIST of January
according the pledge heretofore given that the whole road
should be completed on the LIST January 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-10

rt md besides il was generally undctsoni that the
on,r General was aiding and abetting the Slave lraHe
EyeIy,ing was quiet Havana Americans were scarce
,p,l roiron " watched.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH,
CONGRESS or TIRE UNITED STATES.

The SENATE after unmpor'an business and a short Ell.
ecut,r + s<"n adjourned unit! Monday.
In the HuuSE. Mr. Duncan announced the death OF Mr.
Thompson massachusetts. Iac usual resolutions were
llcn aLunlcd and The tlNuse dlDuInct
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=; al ;I.. wei Improvements OF Tie coi"l!f
ns mainy Gepend uEon the distances We have the adva-
zoe in point Of distances New York From New ORR
RI 81 Louis by The Railroads made und pCjrcted the dis
t,nce il about 1900 miles Norfolk I" ST. Louis is
nbout 900 mcs-mak king difference in distance oil s6out
36C miles From Cincinnati TO New York b. railroads made
and projected is about $50 miles while lEOm Cincinnati
20 Norfolk is only about $50 mes-grng difference IN dis
lance in favor Of Norfolk OF 70 mics From Lousyiiic 10
New York is about 900 miles 10 Norfolk about ~ miles
difference in favor OF Norfolk abant 270 miles II VIII mus
be- seen that shipping port for tie cities o! me etea
West Norfolk will offer provided we establish line "i
steamers direct lie trade to US before II has De-
come established in other courses he most direct The near
st and the expensive point assume the cities 40 Inc
points of shipment merely because they are he !crHt O!
The great Improvements Of the West
We can therefore, by this outlet OF steam communications
establish shipping port from waters. which viii sup.
pur lis lines sailing vessels all parts OF the world
where the produce Of TIC West is in Demand.
IL This produce together with that OF still greater value
from the South, that has bnit up New York, Boston ans
Phadcpha But neither Of those cities can compare in M
tural advantages with the ports upon our own waters
The Southern and South western States sill more
ruous 10 u.s. and when lines of improvement arc
finished and in connection with Memphis they doubtless
will be br the time when these steamers be completed
and with the Ohio river well a. win the various improve
mens 10 the South Of in pnint Of distance, time COST
and readiness Of exit 10 Europe for cotton from tennessee
Arkansas the Northern part of Mississippi Alabama ana
Georgia and the various productions Of North Carolina
we can have no competition.
The value of the trade of The South may be IN some de-
gree apprecard when consider The iac that the value
OF the productions of the Southern States Tor lS4g was
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CoNGREss--ao SESSION.
WEpSE>pAy, DECEMBER s, 1852.
SENATE
NE appeared in his seat to-day.

Mr. Hale appeared in his seat to-day.
Tie Char la: before The Senate communication from
The Lard Office Tt!atiG. 10 pn"ac land Claims
NJ Chase gave notice OF bill cedng 10 OHIO al! the IN
sold lands III that STATE
Mr Clemens introduced Joint resolution authorizing The
President confer The rank OF Lieutenant General by be-
for mcIitJTiuGS services.
II Gwin gave notice Of bill granting lard "r The con
suc;on OF Railroad from The Mississippi 10 the Pdclhc.
The Kentucky contested election then taken up.
The questo being be taken the anendnen! al
lowing Mr. Dixon 10 BE- sworn, the chair submitted to the
question whether Mr.. Meriweers name shout!
hessrs Cass Bn,lrr, Dawson and Clemens said this
would raise tic wroc question. MessrS Clemens and Ma
son insisted that Mr. Meriwetlsr's shoGld be called
Mr. Hunter suggested tina; il be waived by unanimous
consent.
Several Senators objected 10 this.
Mr. Blight maintained that eVtnif Mr. Mc!i%etcr wee
here hc could not vote being Interested.
The Chair said that might settle his right TO vote, bu, not
whether his name should be called
Various suggestions were made, none "i which were
reed
Finally tho whole sutj4c, postponed I'LL Mon1ay
Mr.. Gwn submitted resolution directing tho Committee
Finance report all the appropriation bills before Jnu
ary next, with The acccpvn 81 The civil ana diplomatic
bill.
The House bin making appropriations FOR bringing The
for President and Vice President the OF Gov
rnmcrt, was akrn NJ and passed.
The SGGalc Then adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The Clerk having read the Journals OF yesterday, embfl
cling the appointment, Of the standing committees OF tho
llouse--Uhc same as last "inict,)
Mr Houston OF Ala submitted BIZ! appropriate. 10000
m the payment 81 messengers, appointed To proceed 10
Washington, with the lttUraI returns Of President an!
Vice President.
Mr. Scude Of Mass then notified the House OF the death
81 the late Hon. Mr. Fowler, representative from that STATE;
gave an account of his last illness. deaed much etgh
he more prominent events al hs life and concluded win
we'll mcG!ted tGlosium his lie Of usefulness pety and
virtue.
he concluded with moving the usual resolutions Of sym.
athy on the phi al -mbers thar they the customary
ea9e o mourning Tor thirty days; That the Clerk cpmnLl
cate Inc sympathy OF III: House the family Of the dcc,as
cd, and ia; the House adjourn.
The resolutions having been read by the Clerk wcro
adopted; and the House accordingly nLruned
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p,aver bv the Rev, Moses D. Hoye OF The Presbyterian

ARRIVAL OF TIE SLOOP OF WAR ST. MARY'S.
PHILADELPHIA, DEC. s.The sloop of ST. Mary's,
Capt Magrude arrived to-day from cruise in the Pacific.
She has been absent twenty months and has sailed
$4,000 miles Her officers and all we'll During
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BALTIMORE, Dec 9.-SA!cs Of 200 bolS. -four a, $
Nhea. steady Sales OF White al 81 Sd Yellow 81
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LiTER EROM CALIFORNIA.

Destructive Fires ~ FrIncisco Sacramento Destroy
al by Fire, DC.
New ORLEANS Dee. .-fhc steamer Philadelphia has
rived win Francisco Gales 10 the 10Th November She
sailed in company with the sientcr Illinois, and brings two
and a quarter millions Of gold Sacramento has been al
mos, entirely destroyed by fire nearly every house has be
burrcd and many lives are lost Destructive fires have also
taken place at San Francisco and Marysvle
The majority Pierce in California IS fifteen thousand.
BOSTON, Dee. g.--Mrs. Jameson, niece of President
Pierce married last night Cen Pierce and wife
present.
letter from ST Petersburg dated October 10TH aud pub
-heh in the Salem Register that The Emperor ol Rus
had started Japan cAricn consisting oi the irsaie
Dallas tender and steamer, under The command
Of Admiral PuaatIre. The irigatc LETT CrOnSadt lew
weeks previously and was 10 stop in The English chann
from whence the expedition finally proceeds.
The exp, diiun pretended 10 be for scientific pupo's
but almost that lis principal object ~ 10
me American expedition Of which Russia 10 be zeal
mn