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i1e IN an cnllncnt degree to our own country,
ami will continue 80 wiljI. availability al,ac j,
,,l.,I,, ,,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,l,r..,i..,, ,,r ,.,,...
It Is becoming the fashion everywhere To
mrnt. This is the case DIS wei. with those
elected 10y the people as those bora to the put-
pie. The young Emperor Of Au Iria is said 10
be the ab,est ruler ia Europe ;-.t 81, IA. is the
first Of the house Of llapsjurg distinguished
for intellect. Louis Bonnpartc is cracked up III
some quarters as Il man Of vast intellectual
powers, We have seen no cyl!cuce Of the
tct. Ills success thus far is nothing more
chan what might have resulted from rood luck
and 4 hardy disregard ur the Obligations of an
oath. His ctplcity is yet to be tested. In our
own country, If We look t. Congress or the
State Legislatures, wa are tempted To repea,
with the Swedish Chancellor "BchoA with
how little wisdom the world is gp;crue :"
i"c 'i"'i''?A'
Many Of our Merchants ana Booksellers
have mgJ, uuu.n nr4,ar,,io., tur TN. ap.
. .
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ITEMS VI HOME AND ABROAD.


-- IloEArIo GREExorGu the eminent
American SCULPTOR died on the 18Th, at Som,
c'yir, Mass, Of brain fever
He wa. born in Boston, in September, 1905.
and was consequently but lltte over lorty-
seven years Of aye. In l-2j, having been "A
student at Harvard College, he graduated at
that institution, and durln. the same year, with
BAT twenty summers upon tbs head, he started
for Italy, and commenced the study of his art
at Roue. In pursuing the study OF his f,yori,e
sc.eu'e, he had not the advantages which might
have been derived from u regular muster. bur
he nevertheless, |, IS said, received the advice
ana encouragement OF such men as Thorwald-
sen, Teuerani, and kepells Two wears after
his arrival at Rome he was attacked with the
malaria fever, and compelled to return to Amer.
lcl; but previous to his going back to Italy.
which he dll in II = made the portraits of
Hon. john Quincy Adams, and of President
Quincy Adams Mr.. Grcenough's works are
We. known, AMI entltle him to a high rank
among the scuIptcrs Of modern times.
- The CANALs.--The Commissioners
have given directions for drawing off the water
from tue canals-tLus making an end Of na,i-
CATION. which has been almost entirely suspen-
Ied during the last two weeks Troy Daiiy
Udie.
- y distinguished Democratic Senator
IRON enc OF the southwestern States, las, it is
stated decided to 90 against the acquisition of
Cuba, IN any shape in which the question may
come ~, on the ground that 1t would divert
PLANTERS, with their slaves, from Texas, and
hinder the Development Of the resources Of
That STATE. Several Democratic members Of
congress, balIng from slave States bOrderin.
upon tree States, also expressed themselves
opposed to the acquisition of Cuba as likely
TO prove dsadvan,ageous 10 the interests of
tier own States. There seems 10 be strong
current setting against the fbusters geue
rally, aud well informed men are Of opinion
that Gen. Pierce will take decided stand
against them. 50 says the Courier and En-
.qurer.
-ryp,rr,,,,x,Y U,..,o..n,ra n. r,
l,, IN, or.,'r,. h..,.a s.,ii',i >, U.s. t "e ~
L,,,,,1 I;nj C,n, R,hin,,,n IT, ~ ''e e1'p
R.y Nm ~ Icr VA, "''1 ',. w. W.
< jord and ,,rs Th.u ~ ",,e' i..'' Ha'!'an
no CsyI"n ,ni..;on ,to Do D. "PsIu"S " juIh
having already resided several years in that
Island. The usual services were held on board
The vessel PRIOR to the embarkaton, Rev. Dr..
Waterbury officiating. Boston Journal, Non,
d4y
--teu..c. and Tussou R,i,rood
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-24

Total thrown tnio market, 81 ,j53, S3S
Is compared with the corresponding week
IN lc5l, thIS shows an increase Of 1891, SOP in
the amount thrown upon the market this year.
-BosToN DRY Goops TRADE, De Is
No change IN Cotton Goods since last week
Demand continues good and there is firm
feeling u the market ter all kinds Of goods.
The export, OF Cotton Goods from this port
FINN Ilnl [ III L. -lLl - ~. g. .,,u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-24

" UTvOUlU NOFfuWs VI I,ItTs lone,
Ana Music takes DtYuuou's wing;
\ I'd, hike the bird ,hlt hus the sun,
They sotI 20 he1vru, ind -oarinL sinC.,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

~
| Mn Ht-rYe.sx 4t,-z557 y .,T.,s .S7--s. =
aneudnent - n, Wass.2,,e v,,efea ..e
Every 4 sssssal = s s1le y
eligible "a tbe oce ~ a, sss ~
Governor. who sal hsv assos u ~
twenty Ave wears and M. -ss;ssns
| the State y S's'.sSs = w ~ -
Mn HARars rnoveI i, st,s1.. -. Z, - 3
meut. the words atwentvs ~
twenty seven years.v vbish -
| Nh Rr,I.pn vas s,,rv & - 81, 4 s
wbjg and democrat. - id fory. n ~ sk;;s:is-
,,seJ -, tr;s 49,, - ~ @ -
cs mo here t S o b;s dutv v;thont ~
Wv sssi;,,,s Il, w 10 = svsts
cessfy,I tio, and .cfioys =, ~ ~
tb;s fionyent;n, Hs tsJx,,ssJ IL "a
1,, ..o1d .vs,. st u 4, = =
rse,ec. a,d d.fs.s,,cs =, 80 Th.s
~ i;,s.. ~ 80 - - q
nrs IL 81 +; ra,t -ssi;s !
s frsst, f.c,. ~ si
there cannot he doysIt Frn-1si.s ~. -
come i,tnit;veIv g. ,,s "a, 4 4,
oather II Thera 80 s,,i.,, 81 ~;
nr;ncirle and aro,,s shsss rsss
p,,t rst ~. .sss he. p
"a fame +; ,he ee,s.t - ~ -.
Rat pitt bad hss ,,s,,,s, -, y. w.
of a., h - ,.i a. Z
rao,, h;o eathsr har; ~, IL ~
NJ Nfr +, !, roano4ss,J g ~, 2, - r..
had saa,; q. -. - 7, I
crata H., t;,a cd - .;s.,s =.
;esa y VIII an. a.. I ..lss. Pr s.,y z 8
.1t ~ s ~ =; -
that eor,a a,.sh4 - - .a.I;.f. = a. .ss ~
sea tbot ov - = - - -
von1a c;t;ys,, ~ ,,,;.i.t =. =
y;da 3hot 10 shs..H ~ =. al = q "a
c;ys, In, s,,,a ~ ~ 4 =
he did mot a,,r,raIer tls n .ss ~. y, -
danger Of any ons se;n~ sss :r
mn. stata vlrass vc,,th sc,,1J ~ ss
"A Il iii - s,ss;.s ssi rs
fro1 ns ~ ss,.,,Ss.
hs1;a,sJ 4l,at =, ..sysa - ~
Ssi;ssJ =. =: 4. ~
GO III ,a.,a.eaf es;.s = 80 80 Z. 4s ~
hai;aJ a 49, \. A..., :.s
~ -
ao i1oA1 ~ - =
NJ -, y = e ~. II y. N 80. II -.
70 - sI.. .I - y . ~ -. y. \,
h,,t Az.
ssr;cs;an. sosN. ~
Ri - n = q
are Tilins, Il a 8 wa'.s.a ~
IN il tlav -, N u.
m ont these 80 ~
ind they viii End tat ih =;
III lily .nas they aFe GrnSehD@ - =
.sr & ~
49, = ~
mon II ,r;i1 80 - - 49, 81 q
nroya,nart =,
, ,sa y. ,.a..: :. e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

mututSl 0cuSHG kIlIS ana Fire insurance
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
@ Incorporated in April 1884, and declared 50 per
cent on Two Years Busnecs.
Office, No 80 CAdP ST. between Common ss,
BusNRss OF THE COMPANY LIVE
nodera and hei, families against sant and poverty
Great National Benevolent
and @ solid and sdrdng for small paid
IL An policy holders, whether shorter terms who or
the Company. - l -
Creio the liyes married wonan cen
on the life Of her husband te sole benefit and
herrslfsnd Children free from the csms cf creditors
TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Iiagan, sanlusl Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward u H Bnrton J. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, VIM. Mure. Arnold Farriss
DIRECTORS:
z. ". sowsd, Thoa. g. Jenkins, p B. Taylor,
Edw. JenneT CoIe, John NJ. CurTan, G. G. Steeysr,
NJ M Cohen, L Spaagenberg. H. Ehodeweid,
samuel WON, John A. DouEhe"ty, c. NJ. Luherford,
g. =. "lGkhain, I5 .,L Sohn Ciai5one, E. G. Amistead.
H: 8. Heart, Htt- 'D' E f. NV Winga,e.
Enw. JEssEn Coxz, Vice President.
A. u WEppsRGuns, NJ. D. Medical Board of
H. q. IsAarf, Acualy . Nj NJ COHEN Attorney,
Bs D. 97l Msgasine street. Medical Examiner
who VIII be at the Office daily from halEpssti 10 to
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken on singh life.
ES This Company prepared e entertain applications
and issue Policies all sound and healthy White persons
than the rates charged the Newfork without
their restrictions residence the South Diviends
Profits declared annually and the profits can
made available the extent
where the party has paid kis premiums in full.
E California Permits at NewYork Prospectuu
Iab OF saes and all to Life
t4 Extensive Travelling Privileges.
Il OBice hours, . A. N. to S p. N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY oil
NEW ORLEANS

applications " 'f " ~
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISES,
At the Office Of the Company No. 80 GRAVIEI STREET
Every hsuring with
profits tiShied those who
This established purely the insu
and tho Trustees believe this subscription ample
security policy holders y '''
TIE portfolio the
wishing to MAKE insurance with II.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF onLKA.s,I
W ... City Of NewOrlenns.
re remembered that the both July 1s52
ase o. The Psaee m md the city aforesaid
appeared MANSOS Secretary the Mutual
Company Of who being according
depse and say that the within just mud and
= correct anseript from the books of said Company.
6 (signetl c. j. MANsoNI, Secretary
sworn 70 and subscribed before this day Of July,
(signed) c.. JOSTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
- for the Parish Of Orleans.
W The Trustees pay an irsrss, Of SIX PER
CENT on the certificates Of profits years 1851
The holde thereof their legal Representatives.
eth day Of Augustnsxt
They have also declared dividend PER CENT.
earned Premia Of Company for the year ending July
1882 for which certificates will pfser the SECOND
MONDAY IN September next.
(sgntd) Co.. MANsONI, Secretary.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
n. GREENWOOD, Vie President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

Merchants Insurance Company of New
ORLEANS,
CAPITAL sqoo, 900 ... ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEMBERToN, President.
SCHR1EBEfs, Secretary.
The Directors respectfully inform the
pisc Gate Latayes that to facilitate their
2any they have established Agency
they are prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AMI
Nj ER Risks at the lowest CENT in
cu will be made pesons Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
J9hh pemberton, Fergus tiardere, Kaspar Ascb,
Niichel Alnsson, j. Stafford, David Adams,
manuel J. Garcia, 1. r. Kenny, W. W. ynught,
thomas1. Ivy, Gnstave Leroy, Richard Sllter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
apps SIN Jsckeou street
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OFFICIAL.

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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uarmony Divrion l5, Of THE following STe he P
s.sra of this Dyision the present term:
W% s. ous1 Wa r & ii Rom sases
= 9 nn Msynp l. a.; CoRsnLus GoLDINs O. SIT Nvis,en
nsss EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance RAIL- ss's"
Tytar stfeek
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SLAVES.

EAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will constantly PURCHASE aso
Bell on Commission and al Shaver consigned to him. fell
FHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will F.
" be given by me for the delivery Of BETsEY dark
Ere out thirty old speas French and V
who left house Thursday morning last She is Of midding
rather and has white her cheeks Sho
formr ry was owned by Mr. H. Addicks. .
H. A. HOTFMEYFR Rnnrhnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

A Scotch thief having been proved, IN the
Glasgow police cour lately to have stoisn barrel o
to address the magistrate thus Deed sa kAns sns
at the bari great rogue The stesnpg y sne ta
last week. and what does your honor think ~ asd
Magstrate- w.ll sir?" Witnefs-'iM iM .sh ~ i.s ~
TO sci met as he said thought 1t would be q ma use
to me thin anybody else =
/ The Able de Pompadour. of Paris, who. al
though Clergyman, wasof secular order vss spsn-
i'm tRat would serviceahle to his soul a. probably
Il was if he said his prayers by deputy be afoufdngy
his valet wages real his breviny for bun IN
fhe ante chamber while he most likely. was playing At
cards in the saloon. This pieus Ahhe died IN l7l0
On recent trip of the steamer Allegheny
Belle from Pittsburgh Louisville passenger gave birth
to ne child which chrstensd by ths oicers ef thu
boat, Allegheny Belle, No. AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

4 AND WANNAN1o y IS.. MI. -. =
- Ss,b Seutembsr 1885, 11.n February. s41
obtain the highest price application 70 tho
disposed to as may have their a .Sasd s o.
land aPgSjsS Py4SSi WAL osrH. sss,aa...
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g,obvns s. Eaasrts.gson's

DAauERRE EorYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET.
Tha well known establishment having thoroughly repasd
proye invite the .he p
where Portraits are furnished oil
I'M superior style and finish. "a ,,,,, =. Al. ,
NJ B-opeators fitted on. with complete az t9M
Tubsa with md Tablets, for twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes Patos Aerican and Frech Cases. Frames
Sand oxe nhs Chemicals together with every article used in
Nholesals and reteii. jams If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

MAssAcHusErrs DEstocRArIc STATE CoSyEvrfaN THIS
body which met at Fitchburg the Sh nst rs very
largely attended and its deliberations resuIted i tie
the secession Of portion Of the national democracy
who opposed coalition with tho hee-s -sciless II is
said about 1000 remained in the regular couyertion
which proceeded to ballot for candidate
when Henry W. Bishop nominated, having recsised
S34 votes out of 132he balance being csfy asst for
David Heushaw and Pliny Merrck Sssys
committee appointed platform reported Tia hi
tinore platform and resolutions euogsipg the Prssen
The resolutions oderedby MI Bradford cpposed u CO
alition reported by the committee to whcn re-
erred. without comment for the action Of the 0onvsn
nn Amidst great excitement laid upou tIe ra
bic which caused the nationai democrats.
some 200 or 300 Of whom Itt the hall IS
The Hon james Thompson. OF New mDedicrd. was then
nonated for Lieutenant Governor and Charles E Green
OF Boston. and Jas. Whitney Of Conway wire ehosen
electors for the State at large After theI an
unimportant character the Convention arg die
convention by appointing D. bradford Presdent and
large number of Vice Presidents Secretaries
committee was appointed and anther coannrietes ~ ee
ected to report resolutions The on fssol-
tons reported series against coalition, which were
adopted with great applause Speeches were sso nAde
vlsonal committee empowered to call Ct
the true democracy iii should considered expedient
Ihs Convention then dissolved Il Ia thought TINT the
mornent to imagine her history He wnom j Sc
fragrant nook, where ryulet gugles uhich sne neser
remembers with tears wherein loves blessed
was performed by their fervid lips. They We're VEG A.
last Mouths, perhaps years departed--and then tns
shadow fell He blessed her amid the marches q me rne
night and in the morning went out with the STARS Ine
earth is laden with such histories
She blithe and merry once she loved tne custems
of society and with sort Of pety TO the
of fashion Gay and happy the world in which ahs
| dwet But it is changed now.
1t ia mournfui thing carry dead heart ia living
besom 1t is bitter thing for lip used % daistlss TO
feed on ashes It is fearful thing for the vlS 20 Know
that their only is hid in the still and mc0ldy
grave-beautiful life linked to repusive corruption:
| Her desires written upon her meek face Its ex
preston translates her muttered yearnngs She onRe
join the distant and better country him who has zons
| before 7sss ~ 1T ~ ssss ~
| The welcome hour is nearer than she thinks IpeS
shall lay her beside her buried idol How lovely vii
he that dying le when the prayerial lips shall aote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

Odeon Temple Honor No. every 1s
osesla for hs present ending Get 81 THSAAs %
W. " q; ~ Il r MonaAs, F. r.; r. PoILARp W.
KrnnKn W. o.; Dow, W. D. u j. b. PATTisos' ". 81
~ w w. s. H'J'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

CRYSTAL Fount Division No. A. g. or T:oMses e. ,s ssefs
THURSDAY, o'clock Temperance Z l1i no " " H.
1sss Rawr W A.; G. p Rss H. ELLIS, R. 81 soTTa
= 81 !. g. nAHAM p " Po,wnLL O. S. iy94
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

,y,,on division No. s. T.Meesssyery FRIDAY EVEN
mo at Temple Hail. No. 4aa Tchoupoaas m
NM jowing arc tho officers term IHos N.
W. F. IT, CSnsssW 81 A sSsnsw!e!
p &. A. BUNS, S.; WM. WnTsKrr H.; bhlc ri
Dospln c.; GnAHAa ST. LAahERT ., o. Si @
VISITING BRokMyEa NO ~, h NJarai
NICHOLAS LA@hhhfi 'o '''' jy3
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division No n
isatsd for he present quarter ending Sept 80 1882 MFh w
IT. E BAILEY Al BJ Wxsr ST. P.DsrEn GAnrhTFh' & A.
MASIse A. G.; j. JAsrtEa, s Joas BGoWS o " M
INC COSITTEEE. Mora. n Cont street, IT, " bALtf 10 Mag
no street, b. street G. corner OF
Pcnoaptcuas street; ST. Marc and foydras
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.T. n. E. EsSaseC,
OFFICE AND YARD No. le BASIN CORNER OF JULIA AMI
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
~ Keeps constantly hand lowest marketpce
BRICKS WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME,
' OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL etc. etc
-... nrAppoARps sHfNGLES And pIcKETs. fell
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>AauERREoTYpE ROOMS, No. 81 CIRCUS

street. Poydras Perddo, where DAGUERREAN
PORTRAITS taken at short notice. and
the nesest ye in Pins okete,
Cases. chenper other firm the city, The
tenders his thanks vora and his
with his the business
years hopes beable share Of public
patronage. lnsi II JANIS LISAWpop.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWaEhs!
RSy-tgggeaOUtsS- Paint,
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMAssoE,
or ri MAlNOIJA

Having painted MAG
NoIIA, my command, with the BRDGEWATER PAINT
cLeerfuy its hIPERVTOUS qualities,
hesitation IL n Judgment. nine
T1N AGAINST TIE EFFECTs OF SPARKS AND CINDERs. I.
proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF
months (Sgned1 ST. G. THOMASSON.
NewOr.esn,, December :, iSsl
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INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like charm all Chls
Fever the Chls irimedately-warms and ipvgo
rates with health and secretion OF the sate
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
rou feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF -
sure 10 relieve minutes pains in ne StomsS
Bowels, JOINTS Bones, RApW
V taken internally applied externally will IN
sfenv minutes stop pain quickly remove M cadse
"''" ff RADWAY 4 CO., l62 Fulton street, Newaork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
yoBN WRIGHT d CO.. Isl ChnItres street, NeWoreans
ES- General Agent who VIII supply aeAAefh III sne S "u
way Co. sp pricea
MEDIUM - .............'.'.'''''''.'''''' a ..
SMALL no atrest
Az far r R r. or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. mhq7 iyaW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-22
The Doath or MARTIN Gordon.

We take from the Louisiana Courier the subjoned no.
tce of the death OF this old nhabant OF New Orleans
pays just tribute his numerous virtues, among
which were those in remarkable degree OF rmness OF
will and unrng perseverance in the pursuit OF what he
deemed just whether in his private or public relations
The friendship between him and General Jackson com
menced al an early day. and displayed in after life
by many acts OF confidence and kindness They closely
resembed each other in those traits OF character which
bespeak strong impulses and generous devotion TO the
obligations OF friendship and the duties created by the
tender relations OF the husband. parent and neghbor
They were alike too, in those traits OF disnlerestedness
and courage which qualify the private citizen for great
actions in the service OF the country when its interests
are seriously threatened
:" BY notice in another column fellow citizens
called upon pay the last tribute OF respect of the
oldest inhabitants OF New Orleans Martin Gordon, senior,
is
"Mr, Gordon to Louisiana shortly after the change
OF government During many he filed with marked
ability several offices Of great responsibility In him the
democratic party found leader alike dsinerested and
egec In times that tried mems consistency Martin Cor
don wavered. good husband, indugent
parent patriotic citizen, words that will proceed from
the hearts Of all who knew him."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-22

NATIONAL THEATRE-la consequence of the indisposi.
ton OF Mr. Forrest who unable perform last night
the Lady OF Lyons performed, instead Of Pz,rro
Madame Ponisi sustained the character OF Pauline We
need hardly say that II exceeny done for the high
reputation OF this lady, and the applause with which she
was received, are sufficient testimony OF her dramatic power
Madame Ponisi is, valuable acquisition the corps dra-
affgn Of Washington Mr. Fleming the able sage man
ager, was Claude Melnote His per,onaon Of that char.
acter was truthful to nature, and we'll appreciated by the
aodieNe. On the whole. the Lady Of Lyons was per.
ormed by the actors Of excellent company with great
effect The Rough Diamond, always favore iarce was
the aher-piece The disappointment at not seeing Mr.
Forrest was nor 20 much felt with good programme so
well executed
Tonight Pizano win be performed, when MIR Forrest,
ss was announced yesterday will take the character
Rola, assisted by Madame Ponisi Elvra, and Mrs.
Bowers ne Cora This s grea, BILL and from he OF
characters, promises 10 be rich TO the play going
world. On Monday King Lear viii be performed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-22

MArsr.The Lincoln Demoera, has an editorial article
giving an account OF the proceedings OF the democratic
convention in the fourth congressional district The
resolutions which were adopted do not appear In the
Democrat;
General j. X Bacbelder, Of ReadAeId was chosen
president of the convention Mr.. Could OF Nodgewock
secretary Messrs Sewa Of Bath Davis OF Augusta. Lay
OF fMmingdac; Theobald and Robinson Of Gardiner,
Barnes OF Bowdoinham Bunker OF Anson and Gbreh OF
-, Were chosen committee TO report to the convention
the term OF time each county In the district should be
titled 10 the selection Of the candidate for representative
Congress- electors Of President and Vice President and
the delegates 70 the National Convention The committee
reported that the county Of Kennebeck should be entitled
TO the delegate 10 the National Convention the years 1852
and 1856 the candidate for representative Congress
years 1856 1863 and 1860 and the eeotor in 1860 The Lin
coin portion Of the district shall have the of
sector OF President and Vice President the year 1859 the
selection oihe candidate for Congress 1851 the
70 the National Convention In 1860 The Somerset portion
oil The district shall be entitled to the domination of the
candidate for Congress in the year 1852 the eIector OF
President and Vice Presd@a the year 1856 The report
was adopted The convention voted to ballot for delexa e
10 the baltimore Convention Lot M Morrill,, esq Of An.
gusts, was unanimously chosen. The convention voted TO
ballot for an eector OF President Vice President Oliver
Moses OF Bath, was unanimously chosen Voted ballot
for substitute 70 the Baltim-.e Convention r. T. Laly
esq OF Farmingdale, had % votes and was chosen W.
T. johnson, Of Augusta, had 10 votes"