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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

sru IN ARr1HMErc-A correspondent of the New
vt Mirror call, attention to some the extravaganza
md fashionable dissipation of that city and asks this
question of bank officers and merchants; How can a
Young man. with salary of 5000 to $500 year, spend
$500 on dress-S1OOO dancing grl-S1ooo on amuse
ments-slooO on travelling expenses without coming to
deflcation sooner lacr?h It'll problem in pract-
cal arithmetic says the Mirror which many OF our young
men would do well to study.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SEAMEN.-Mr. Thompson
Surgeon British r. NJ the inventor THE telegraph
lights has submitted plan to the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty by which candles oil may be dis
pensed with many thousands of pounds annually being
saved to the country and yet times light
to every ship atoat this is accomplished by simple
very ingenious method of using the sush from salt
meats, Of Their lordships have approved of
the invention and since the order given by the adj
miray her Iajestys ship Impregnable. ship, Devon
port ha been lighted from to this plan
the pound have light for six hours equal to 6 dips
and from which by the aid of paraboic reflector they
able read so feet off This cane-tube may be filed
with water yet it be instantly expelled and light
fully maintained The grease is locked up that it can
not well escape that the lamp may be rolled about the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

A SEAL TAKEH.-The Charleston Courier Of Saturday
says live Seal three and half feet in length and two
and haifin grth. was taken by fisherman on Folly
Island Beach Wednesday last and brought up to the
city 1t would seem. from this unusual circumstance
and from the recent appearance of numerous whales along
that these equenters Of the Northern shores
of the Union emgrating to Southern attitudes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

Mr.. Charles Cotton, an old and hlghiy re-
s.aotad r,orcbant of Macon Ca died in that place on
Thursday last He had been engaged in business thefe
low nearly quarter of century and throughout his ca
reer was an ornament of the business circles IN when ne
moved,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

PASSAGE or LIRrOR LAVA dispatch from Harris
burg Pa dated the 3lst ult, says The law prohibiting
the manuf'ctur and sale of sprituous liquors except
under very restricted circumstances passed the Senate
to-day by vote Of II yeas to Is nays
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

News FROM EUROPE FIVE DAys.-The authorities of
Newfoundland have granted to Mr.. II r. Tibbatts and
associates of Network the exclusive right to construct
and the magnetic telegraph that island for the
period of thirty years The grant designed to facilitate
Mr. Tbbas his scheme for the establishment of steam
and tcIcgraphic communication between NewYork and
Liverpool London. in fire days. The telegraph is to
extend from Network St Johns from whence line Of
steamers is to to Galway where another line of tee-
graph is to extending to London This latter
line will said be completed during the current year
The distance from St Johns to Galway is 1917 miles,
about five days' sail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

The editor of the Rochester Democrat, &C.
suowedging the receipt Of some fine salad o. Tbs springs
growth, exclaimed, !" Lettuce he thankful"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

LuIOTt uiisUI latseN N fNNcNl. NhIlSty
tfers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
iueed prices. The stock consists in
English, French and American Cali
Goes,
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and eolored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck ,Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoseld and Flet, Of every de-
scriptiou.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment 81
Vaienciennes, English, French and
German Lsces, and do. Em5reide-
ries;
Superior s-l9 and 1874 Linen Sheet
Dnassk Table Linen. and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
la Irish end German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and cOlored berdered
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Woolsn
Dsnask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS. .
Heavy kerseys, Low-lis, Linssys,
Jeans. penisns, Stripes and Col.
tom.dEs:
Saper French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Gryiner Plantation DO, very
| superior.
,all the attention Of factors and plan
use. II il very complete, and the
rear cale and judgment, the Fos,it OF
7e, ssf V
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

New SIpE-SADpLE-The NcwYork Courier and En-
uirer says We have capital article the invention
of Dishrow at his ridingschoo No 20 Fourth Avenue
1t renders craftsmanship perfectly safe to the ladies' by
the addition of support to the outside of near
crch against which the knee of the rider presses At
the same time that part of the saddle which heretofore
rested upon the shoulders is cut out saving the animal
from those painful excavations frequently witnessed
This saddle holds the lady firmly in her seat and she may
safely trust herself FESTIVE horse gaop leap fences
and perform other eats which would be attended with
some risk inexperienced rider occupying the COM
mon sidesaddle We glad to see this invention and
- doubt not that the ladies will hail it with much plea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Wednesday Evening, April Z 1852
The market closes with but few Western Cattle Offering
and moderate stock of Sheep Prices in favor of holders
Veal Cattle plenty:
-PRICES-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 7O71sc IA IL net
=. =. (Texas). ............... 10 d is net
HOGS. .6t661ac u fb net.
SHEET 50 5OGD$4 25 % head
MICH Cows S25GD $50 q head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. ...... Sc OOEOS9 so a head
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT MOT CLEARED

"rll, First Municipality; Municipality "ms'
third Municipality The left hand furea Indicate the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

Chartres street, has just rec
Uuion and Empire City, and by the
ton and Havret IN assortment OF +
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, herr
and recherche style, which he now 9
to his numerous patrons at very re
part OF the following, viz:
super Broohe Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafera Silks;
High co!ored plain Paul. de Sole;
Slack Brocade Faconnte;
Extra rich and Embroid'i Fa:onnAe;
t'hangeabla and Chene FacUnnee;
Embroidered Danask and plain
Poult de Sole,
Extra rich Chspgenb!e aud Chame-
leon Ponlt de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, for
misses;
Marcellines and Florences, of every
shade and color;
White and colcred Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watered Poult de Sole
Colorei Silk Velvets;
Rleh Chene Satin striped and plali
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English AIerinos, Mons
selines de Laine ard Alpacss, sole
eolors, of every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid foplins;
Superior black and colored plain and
figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment of white and
colorcd embroidered and plsif
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rich
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
IT. P. ". W. would especially
tiers to his stock OF goods for their
articles have been selected with Z
long experience in that p'.riirn'ar q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN.-The Democratic State Con-
yention of Florida will be held Madison Courthouse
in that State the third Monday in April for the
pose of nominating candidates to be presented to the
pie of Florida the offices of Governor and Representa-
tive in Congress and the appointment of delegates to thu
Baltimore Democratic Convention, and the selection of
Presidential Electors for the State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

WINTER AND SPRING VIslToRs IN New YoRk-The New
York Herald says: We do not recoect winter and
spring for years past that have exhibited such mea
!cerness in numbers at hotels and public houses
past winter and present spring has done. We very
much fear that many of Southern and Southwestern
avoided New York recently in consequence of the prcya
lence of ant-savery sentiments in this region and the
abolition agitation among certain classes OF political soc
rty Hotels merchants jobbers traders. public places of
amusement have all recently suffered from these and
similar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

CONSTABLE'S SALE
IN ruR SECOND JusrrossiJoHN BROWN vs. coRNELuS coll
CouRr NRwORI LlNS LEWIS DlERKES, SECURITY ON
APPEAL. BOND. No. l25s4
10y VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
directed the Hon. L. Winter Second
and for the parish Orleans will sell by public sale Banks Arcade
Magazine street. April 1854 the hour IL o'clock
the following described property seized as the defendant
Lewis Derkes, to. wit:
TWO TOTS OF GROUND situated in the Second Municipality
the city of NewOrans, the comprised within Felicity Camp
Orange and Magazine streets and designated by the Nos
plan drawn by " T. Thompson on the 2Sd April 1876 and deposited
the Office OF G. r. Snger, Notary, plan Ne Book
Pnis-Lot No. measuring thirty inches
lines front Felicity five inches in the
alley wide
seventy
line dividing from alley twelve width,
fon feet eight es and third lines the line dividing
from lot No the aforesaid lot thirty
niche. and oneti lines front Felicity i've
fifty feet eight inches third lines
thirty gh
the line dividing lot No. Together with all
provements thereon.
Seized in the above entitled t Terms of sale cash.
mh2 APPS GEORGE f, PEARSON, Constable.
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| NT EW MUS1C.-THE DYING EXILE, by 1GFsts.
Or Hook; CRADLE SONG, by M-niei.sobn: ERIN slf
WEEPs FORSAkEN, by Mira. Bo.twrk; tk5slt
LIGHT FAIRY WALT byJ v: Turner; DAWN WALTZ.
OUR FAY RITE POLKA MAzouRKA by DRESSER; srNNET
POLKA, by Toomf-l MARY BLAME, arranged Ronto
FANTASIA ON AIRS FROM Don PASQuALE Wv Wal
lace, and many Others, just received ami Tor sale ty
ap73t H. D. HEWITT, ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

Steamboats,
Bulletin No O. Church, from Memphis.
BostOua. Bentley, from louisville.
Caido No 3 tirnh.n, from Shreveport.
Echo, Withcnbury, from J0fTars0n.
Mohawk, Berkshire, from Tennessee River
Music, Slreck, from l4aourche.
New i4eona, Landry from Bayou Sara.
p Kimba!, Kmball from Satchitoehes
Towba Star, Whitney, from the down
3 ult ships Realm and Roienn.is-LrougI shin Ellen
Maria ssh Urbana and II l. Scranton
Towbat Defiance fubury, from the
the 3lst u ships ST Charles
Allegheny and bark Reindeer
TowbsIt DeSoo Whan, from the to sea-
ship St john bark MaldOn and brig Ba-io-bought
laautum and Viola. '
TowboA, Louisville. Miller. from the Passes-towed
the I'd inst haks Nelson Pnce Margaret
i'oambrought hss Contest Queen Victoria sclr
Newton.
TowboAt NJ streck Chambers down light
Brought up bark NJ E front and brig John Williams.
Bclow-.Coming Up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

AKKTVEU.
Mexico, Place
Harris MOrgan-ls
Slip Ellen Marin, Whmoe days Liverpool John Tooe
Ship Viola, Whiting days from Boston,
Ship Aileghny Nee 81 days from Philadelphia, Astdgo
&co-3i dist.
Br ship lnErtun, from Liverpool,
Bark NJ Trout Coleman from Charleston, Cotele Chap
man-lst dist.
Bark Reindeer day. NewYork, nae-lst dist
brig John Williams, Goodspeed, days from San Juan ballast
mAster-2d dist.
Dr. brig Queen Victoria MeKown, days Havana
dco--2d dist
Brig Contest, Griffin days from Kingston,
Scranton Bruce days Caou tnsster-2d dis
Schr urban Lhwess from Caou
I'd dist.
Newton Ruston ond
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H. GRAND SACRED oeAToRlo Mr. Piaci4e is happy to HI
oahe ~ta great that he has with
re slebgssd and srt,aordoay OPERA
HAREiHhr. h 5AiURLAY EVENING
Issented IN 0SE EVENING" a GRAND saCRED or ATOirO
GRAND Cf'tE itl, and GRAND ITALIAN OPERA ronersits
+ilh tossns msst- r-pee the sIAAT MATER with
rtea Orchostra Coruses fnt in which the
ompany will aid including sfgnoat BEisTuccA
CCSfNI and PERRIN: snors sALyl. FotTI BgSEvgSTASf
md RoSI who viii .,ng the P"yS.tgL soe, sai4r
a.
Victoria, late Mile
II, conclude
1e.t, ora FAvoRTA sTEFFAycSE
gnnr gnor will great roles al
PORTED BY THE COMPANY complete CehsstIs
Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, etc
orer and aeqee gene
DESIRE Mr. Pncde determined placing
ean b. no d 81 ,isflcton with sreh an arr"y Of TALENT
PRCfSDrrs Circle and Patqaettssf 5e Sseud Seaa
Gallery Boxes CaiOred Persons only, ~ 90.
70 fhe Whole under the direction of MAX MaRETZEK-
To Boz Office SEATS from a. 10
s9 Doors ut Commqhce at quarter before g. aps
NMT ONDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CEN
Wv TURY-wl be exhibited Annoy Halt Tusias. 5
z. Th1rsiay sh Fiiay sh aad Satnray ith AP
OF TIE DOvETO THE ARK; fffE TRIUMPH OF FAITH
md MIRIAM E&uLTlNG OVER THE DESTRUCTION OF PfiA
RAOii'S HOST.
90 Open from Admission only Fifty Cents
Children. bali Tickets One
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

IRoN VESSELS OF WAR.-Experiments recently
made Mt the Washington Navy Yard. which would
to establish the unfness of iron material for the hu
OF vessels of condemned iron vessel the Water
Witch procured eghtinch shell fired at her
from 56-pounder gun at distance Of three hundred
and fifty yards The shell went clear through both sides
othe vessel tearing large ragged holes much larger than
the diameter of the SHELF and too irregular for plugging
and scattering small and jagged fragments of ron which
in an action would be likely prove dangerous to
her own crew than the shot from an enemys battery
Another shell fired at her wooden bulwarks made only
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SIT. CHARLES THEATRE-Ur

SIT. CHARLES THEATRE - Und nlinished
- aas'on q he gost RAvEL FAMILY Another new Trick
MARRIED YEsTEtDA Y1om, Mr. Dessr ty the
aomia PHnome q Frepeoi, Raygi.,
after wLirb, TIGHT
The Hariq Of MAGIC TRUMPET,
iona Iek and Freworssarequn francois Ravls Clown,
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4 c e !!

IF ELLIS JENKINS is seller of ICE and ha, supply Of
thi. article dispose Of CORNER PoYDRAS AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS, Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREETS IlcHARTREsS STREET, COMMERCE STREET
and the CORNER ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SIS mhss If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

Will lave THURSDAY April s. al orlock p. NJ.
ENOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -
p EcoRE AID ALEXANDRIA Regular Red et&aS4tssl3
River Packet CADDO 1.-The, naw superior md
swift passenger CtDB John
I. b. SMITH, "a Poydfas street,
np7 orJ H. MORRISON Il 90. 2 r. II EIsvee
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CRESCENT OFFICE.
Thursday Morning. April s. 1852
COTTON-The demand good yesterday and the
sales reached 5000 bales with little or no alteration in
prices after the Batic's news
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

GREAT E&CITEMENT.-The celebrated Mime
- LAMONT hom Btrnams Museum NewYerk has
this city from her Biloxi
residence No ia Ceond street. between perddo Poylras
Streets for tho reception Of ali
Revelations the principles phrennry and rsn
Try The favorable and prediction Ienn,
tnd hi Newrirau has
hnonn The long residence
liros.an. and communication with Eastern Magi
aiaee Of nccnii knowledge
important law suits peudns will ind
tagc give be a
hniane this city being limited she
senti 'hdeR and Tine oh'hr gentlemen
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs G. & A.
l. ROSIERE, Pro-
f'ssnrs OF the nohl- Ahrt of Salfi'eienre.
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ACiS.

gaS~ Mr.. HARMON DoANE having been ap-
pointed ASSISTANT AGENT THE OF THE UNITED
STATES LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUITY ANTITRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA in this city, the thereof
conducted by the unde gned BENJAMIN FLoRANCE Agent
apl HARMON DoANE, Assistant Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

Per steamship Mexico from Indanelanjor Capers
Mathews and lady, two Miss Dnshej Mrs B1rdsAle Kerr
lady RUNNER lady, DR. lady, Wood Rarnln
master Dalton Rev Henry Mssss French sharky Joudan,
"h'ard, Ioneworh-i deck.
Per brig John Williams, from San Juan-l3 passengers
Per ship Ellen Maria from Lvefpoos54 storage passengers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-08

q AUTION.-On last Friday night the follow
" ing described SCRIPT of the sun MUTUAL INSURANCE
CT siPASf OF NE" YORK issued in the OF A. slMPso
stolen the subscriber: Certificate
Al! persons warned to trade for the
ap7 lw A. P SIMPSON.
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tF- Notice hereby given TINT the ASSESSMENT ROLL
THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE the District
for the 1885,. las been deposited in the
city Lafayette, will deposited space
rY DAYS, subject the examination inspection persons
interested. WM c. G0ODRCH,)
WIN. NORTHERN, fAs.essos
d. CLARK. JR,
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MEMORANDA.

| MEMORANDA
s The brig Henry Grand Gallon sail for
| SowYok in three days
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VIII leave THURSDAY April & st o,.rockp
LNOR IEEEERSQN PQRT C. NM

- VIII leave THURSDAY, April ;. al
EHOR FORT TOWSON, CLARKS-
VILE FULTON and all intermediate landings Egsaaz
elegant ard lgh. draugh PEARL
! or apsl T. b. SMITH a Poyiras street.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01


Agllilnyoke II n express terms, and hopes is
carry back 70 Europe pledge 81 coopera-
Ton iron his Government, which will ena.
he him to call Hungary again to arms. He
az least'ls undlsgulsed--he tells us what lie
wants, md what he. hopes for, and the cues
ton arises naturally whether we ought not
to deal as frankly with him. He deserves
to be treated with all candor, that he NAV
not he deluded with false hopes, OF led to-
take the mere effervesccnce of enthusiastic
welcome, the manifestation of popular feel
ing, however strong and universal, for the
deliberate expression of the popular judy
ment accommodation of national policy in
a matter Of such infinite gravity
That great point is MOTTO be settled 5y
impulse. The sober judgement Of the na.
ton will pass upon it only after long and
cautious deliberation; and considerate mon
ought, for the sake Of Kossuth, not to rive
enea-- 5s-1.zent that, in the present state sc
/ our own country, it can be brought to pledge
itself to become party to European wars,
By aiding IN organizing revolution n the
heart of Europe, and promising armies and
t t9,eeets to sustain it after it shall be made
The moral means Of which Lord Palmer-
ston spoke for England-the weight Of ex-
Ianple, Of protest when necessary, of a jeal-
Gus guardianship of our own flag and land,
and liberal aid to all exiles and patriots,
against the frowns and threats of absolutism
we may pledge at all times, for they are
unchangable parts Of our system; aud we
maybe led in time of war to 60 even farther.
Our citizens, independently of their Govern
ment, may and probably viii domore, freely,
for Hungary and Kossuth. But not even
his magic cloquence, the charm of his char
acter, and the holiness of the cause to which
i he has devoted himself, will work so sudden
a change in the principles of our Govern
mcnt as to obtain the assurance that it will
interfere by arms in war against Russia.
There are many reasons which make such an
assurance inadmissible; and they deceive
Kossuth who encourage him with othel
hopes.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
Louis Napoleon.

When on the presentation BY Louis Napo-
leon Of his project for a return to universal
suffrage in France we expressed the opinion
that twas grcatstroke Of policy, we did not
take into the calculation the bluuders of his
opponents If they had managed their game
with the utmost prudence possible, he had
nevertheless an adyantage, which they would
find it diflicultto countervail. But they have
not acted with prudence or decision, and have
accordingly vastly aided the ambitious Pres
ident by the imbecility and folly of their OPP
position. Aided by the adhesion Of the Elk
ccuLyc and all his supporters, the opposition
to the law Of May 3lst was here TO be sue
ccssful in some form, either by repeal or
modification, to suit the wishes Of the Re
.pubHcans lagitimately, or by that organiza-
ton Of the popular masses determined upon
universal suffrage, which would be successful
at the polls in spite of the law The Assem-
bly,, looking only to the defeat Of the Presi-
dent, set itself in opposition to the bill intro
duced by the Government, and was unpre-
pared with substitute of its own, which
would conciiiate the public favor.
/ The President therefore stands before the
country in the attitude of supporter of the
rights Of the people, thwarted in the Assem-.
bly, combination of incongruous parties, Of
whom the strongest in number and influence
are the monarchists, SO that in the eye of thc
people there is conspiracy Of monarchica
parties against the Executive to defeat hi.
plan for the increase of popular rights In
to this false position have the opposition 90
themselves, and in the course Of their actor
! have given good reason to charge that the,
are actuatcd chiefly by motives of persona
cnmity to Louis Napoleon. They used som
, extraordinary measures to disarm him of hi
constitutional power among which was on
f to put the ermv under the sole direction of tn
] President of the Assembly, when the const
e tuition had vested it in the President DC
+ feated on every point, in this present confic
! they have only strengthened the Executive
$ whom they meant to overthrow, and at TIL
!, time it may be said that Louis Napoleon
e stronger in France than he has been any tim
: before during the last three years. Italmo.
d seems that his continuance in power has bee
made a political necessity-that there is II
+ man in France whose name is at all mention
r cd in comparison with his among the. masse
n and that the parties opposed to him, thong
! unrelenting in their antipathy to him, hay
!. not named, and cannot name one, Of eitht
8 division, who would unite themselves, OF,
united, could make beadinan election again
. him.
,e The French President played out hisg gan
&c with a boldness and sagacity which Civ
f signs of much higher capacity than he 81
n been credited for in the common estimate
It him as a political chief.-N o. Pc
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
MASONIC.
CoInMnus LopeE, No.

CuUMnUs LoDeE, No. 5.
s. s Fronlliu,w. NJ. N. E. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the LIST Friday of each
month.
LowNprs LoDoE, No. ia.
A. w. Iampbin, w. NJ. o. 7. Kcelcr. Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the 3rd Friday of each
month.
DApNEv LFsooHB LopoE, 14l.
Scott Thompson. w. NJ Richardson, Sec'y.
Meets AT Charlottesville, on the Ord Saturday
OF each month.
CoLrMrrs r. A. CHAPTER, No A.
c. II. Albert II. p. n. T. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets AT Columbus. ON the isi Monday after
lst Friday of each month.