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relsgraphed to the Daily Crescent
sp tss Antttn N. o. ann Ohio anr a9toplss ains.
(0ffce q St. Charles streefl

(0Hce u St. Charles Street.) 81
Ohio River Steamboats,. :
Loulsrnlx, Tuesday, June s.
Ihc river here is stationary, with sx feet water the
Canal Weather rainy The steamboat Reindeer has ar.
lived here from New Orleans The Eclipse will arrive to-
aight The Georgetown the Winfield Scott and the DC.
avian have departed and tho Reindeer leaves this even
ing all for New Orleans
The river here stationary with seven feet water in the
hanneL It has been raining all day M
New York Markets. ~
Nav YoRx. Tuesday, June s.
There has been some inquiry for Cotton toay and the
ales embrace 1000 baes an advance Of opeeirht of
rent The quotations for Middiing Orleans 9sI 9ys
md Mddling Uplands on 9ssc per lb Flour has been
iair request at $406 - 121s for State and s412
per Dbl for Ohio Corn has been active and $500
bushels have sold at 81 &c per bushei Pork without
SIS per Dbl. Lard steady
Arrival Of Kossuth- Ratification Meeting.
NEwYoRK. June s.
Kossuth arrived here last evening, and took apart
nents at the Irving House. whore he intends to remain
Until the arrival Of his mother and family from Europe
Extensive preparations going forward for mass
meeting in the Park tomorrow "wednesday to ratfy
he nominations Of the late Democratic Convention at
baltimore.
CiScisNArr, June s.
The river here has risen six inches during the last q
,ours Weather rainy The markets are inactive. and
sithout change in prices
Cholera in Maysville, KY.
LOUISVILLE, June s.
The cholera has broken out in Msysville and since
saturday there have been % which 90 have proved
atal The disease confined to single district not ex
seeding half square
--
Thanks to the steamship Nex;co for Ia n .rast ~,
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message from the Board of Assistant Aldermen mott
flying this Board of their concurrence in certain rcsou
TONS received.
The amended ordinance from the Assistant Board rela
tive to the appointment of Health Wardens was laid on
the table, subject to call.
The amended ordinance from the Assistant Board was
referred to Committee of Conference to be appointed by
both Boards.
RESOLUTIONS FROM THE ASSISTANT BOARD.
A resolution granting the of Lafayette Square to
N Hotffner for a free concert, concurred in.
resolution authorizing the payment of certain ac-
counts was concurred in.
A resolution directing the Surveyor to repair the ship
wharve in the Second District was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings
resolution asking the opinion oftbe City Attorney
10 the obligation of the Canal and Banking Company
constructs bridge the New Canal at Carroiton
avenue, was concurred in.
resolution requesting the Treasurer to furnish list
ofthe unpaid taxes for the years AS 10 and 49,
Cured in.
resolution relative to Lynck's building on St. Thomas
street, was concurred in
resolution relative to the Brewery on the corner of
Camp and Delord streets, was concurred in.
resolution authorizing the Treasurer to transfer the
Coteehouse license of Valentine Copp, concurred in
resolution for the filing holes LAFAYETTE suar,
was laid on the table. Adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, BODY
met last evening, DIR. Alpuente in the Chair
was received from the Mayor returning with.
out his signature the resolution relative the contract
for grading and ditchng the Meaire road Canal
street to Bayou bridge also the resolution for grading
Washington street to Bayou road The given BY
the Mayor for returning these resolutions was that they
had not been passed by the majority required by the 18th
section CT the act of consolidation.
On motion OF Mr. Forbes the action of the Mayor was
sustained and the consideration of the matter was post
poncd for month i
inc Mayor IN his suggested that power be gyer
TO the Surveyor Street Commissioner to enforce thu
contracts Tor cleaning the streets The last paragraph
was submitted To the Committee Streets and Landings
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RioRA, on LOWS Cross. By G. Leighton Ditson Pub
lished by himself, Boston
This is book Handsomely we apprehend in its style Of
publication than is nice in its morality which is rather
Questionable From Norman, IA Camp street
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Married.:

IN Ihnrsday May a. at Nachez, MICS the Sratton
Adams Miss - ~ ~ - -' ''' "
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"A Wis COLLECTION -Mairie de la Nouyclle
General de In vile de Ia Nil pouryoynt In ~
= vile De pa de CoaIagne 6u Grand Chrmin
&c Fev o. "a Ne-orns DIES opsloua 0ues. approuye 10
1 ~ yie ie Ia Nsoesns capital Compngnie du Grand
II Mai, 1852; let 's"-Sl' ' APp''a'ei'
Commencement nu dposipsd ordonnance appovs la II
ituee oronHnne presc!ivant outes
ecns qu penvnt de la sectn
uh aote Pte par legislature, ntiuia
spons deb roisfes 81
es corporations ql enreprenn
ah ct Ia disposition
est paf Ia sente donne qu'un election lieu LiJNpI
es pprees orcidres dams Ia Vile Nile utis a
solre Mile actions e'esta-ire million Gina ila
de Ia Compagne Chemir de Fer ds
49, hs ct de lOusst;
Chsiin De Fer de la Nletleans ct du Nod ~
Les Pos ssront hpnras o,x
cnpes d6gnes ct la surveillance Al
grefers qui seront plus tarj. w. 'f's''H'Se'
PREMIER WARD-Stati III gag Chevour rue NnyaJo,
ssCoND WAkDCsse pompe Compagne jackson No Is rus
oa,,4Iopa, entire AEpollon ct Nayades. " 0' '''
ihoslhAlE WAFCa pcmpe, Companie ae Tuysux do Ia
Lo,,sane, encoignurs Perlilo e Carondelet ' " :"
2sa LuuE ,in y, WsAnD--liotel Cont Cont
s,N2V!EME WARn-Cafe du Theatre dorans rue d,Oreans
SSEME WARDCaEs Pompe No. 4 rue de I,Gn;tal rna m
yne ct Bourbon i " '' "' ti'p's' eho no"
SSGr,IiEAE WARD--Ecole de la Gands IIonmes
I fME WAhD-Case Pompe, Compaguie da Phunx No. g.
Casecalyu ' e"-'ish'ie hiohtesut o.
hME WARD-Encoignure Quest des ues Jo,epbae ct
oNIIEsiE WARDEnrognure Norious.t des ues chspu, a.
my26 A n CRnsS n T. - TX Nj.
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.MOso,xtfo .Netfinn.

tB- FIFTEEN HUNDRED PIECES SUPERIOR NETTING lust
opened, at very low prices, at SIMPSONS
myl7 9ptf 80 Canal srset
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
MAfORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10. 1ssQ.
RY YlRTUE Of m ordinance of the Lnnmnn

10y VIRTUE of an ordinance of the Common
Council Of the City Of Newoans "proydne for The ubserip
oh oy me city Of Sewsans the Ne wrlesns One
| 1899; mud 'f~'' 'ff'''se i'u1 -"Ayt
Pua.ss ALAG to ordinance providing for tho sut pjon BY s
Nghsin Rairoad Company approved i7th May 1895 and
accordance likewise with proysons ordinance
h May lss entitled An Ordinance manner
hg ~ elections that may become third
Tilted An Act providing for tie subscription by the psb., and
nnn corporations OF h State the
poha Of stock subscribed" - f-'''"N u.s.
lhe 2 june Of srsops nyipS s,s
ilhed estate in the city OF Ne0eans poprety
sy housaa ahes million FIVE dollars S
ne oak OF the MewOrens Opeloaa Western Railroad
company ant eighty thousand shares Of dslnrs n
Company. 1890 -'A''" A'"ii'"a
The Polls to be opened Of NJ and To elo
NJ following places and Under the
and Clerks 70 be hereafter designated. va f'
rlf ES WAHlnAi the Horse Station, Sayade street.
between Apollo and Nayuies streets ' '' 'pe S'ee',
| Catondes 4HN' W. A'i''"o ana
FOURTH WhRD-Athe CONT street Hotel Cont street
FIFTH WAR0At the Orleans c. Orleans ..rse,
f Ia misat hgnehoue No. Hospital street. bet,yeen
81 HTH WRD-A the School Greamep street etwesn
Bag. ,=lle Union streets. "''"een
EIGHTH WARD-At the Engine house of plprx Fra c..
No. 8, in Vaudeville street. " ~ ANs So"tuny
streets ~ " NNA'7s"' "A' SasacaiVo
TENTH WhRDAt the North corner Of Josephiue and 1aur,
EvENTH JARD-At the Northwest corner of Chestnut and
Washington ' " SA"'''s' 1'u
returns the election be made Mayor conformity to
-. lty-V Jul A. d. CRQSSNAN, AIayor
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RObbfnet for Mosquito Bars.
fRr PINK, BLUE AND wHITE-superor ouslitiesiu rvs
at SIMPSONS,
myl7 9ptf 80 Cana, swat
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Thanks to the steamship Mexico for late Galveston pa
Jers.
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.ucDon,sez,'s Restaurant.

~ The Undersigned grateful for the has attended his
efforts ance he has opened his establishments COMMON STREET
corner variety returns his sincere thanks the very
respectable patronage and hopes by close attention. to merit
bnnialee OF the same tmyis 1m2pl JOHN MCDONNELL
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WING TICKET FOR CONVENTION.

G- WHIG CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
STATE OF LoUrsIAS-There will be held special meeting mpor-
ns business to the Wing pay EVENING TO-
at haast7 o'clock The members respectfully requested
runcual. BY order
les ct T. SAroNroN ss,.o,.~r
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communication received from the Surveyor stat,
ting that he had felt it to be his duty discharge Mr.
D Grmsly the engineer Of the Draining machine Of the
First District ',
The Surveyor also suggested certain improvements In
the pavement around Poydas market The whole matter
was referred to the Committee Streets and Landings
communication was received from the Street Com
missioner, relative to the location an office Streets
and Landings.
TREASURES REPORT
Balance on hand at last report. SST1s 65
received SINCE AIS 81
Total. $3819S OIL
oisnursed 04s OF
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TT PURE FLAx-s4, oi, lii and very low with PILLOW
CASINOS equally cheap, at SIMPSONS
myl7 2pf 20 Cana, s,ros,
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Lf!A meeting of the WIG RANGERS will be held at their
fegulnr Room, the PEARL Charles on WEDNES
DAY EVENING, June O. at halfpaat o'clock. members are
requested be present. business Of Importance
By order of the President. CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN
8. baFLsa q ne'lss0s sesr.tsres 80
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nR. JOHN ALIENS GREAT srssvzssa..>
-. imPseyement in ARTISTIC DENTISTRY
APPEARANCE, GREAT STRENGTH, snd n far llY iYY
perec: adaptation the plate which entirely pevens i-otion
and renders the denua mastaton than tho
constructed in tho manner " ~ 'N"' '"'s'
Parties who have been disappointed heretofore will be allowed time
expectations fully 40 ~ f''F' :" 'A'"
ap27 7dp Garner Of TaSa ssees, s,ro
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Murders i'm Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 16.-A most terrible muir.
der was commiuied in this city this morn.
ing, abou, 8 o'clock, o, No. 1876 East Gen.
esee street, in the dwelling Of Joseph Hart
man. The house was entered by two
negroes, and Mr.. Hartman was killed while
in bed asleep, by a blow from,a heavy iron
bar. Coroner Trowbridge held an inquest
this morning, from which we learn, that
about 8 o'clock Mrs. Hartman was awakened
by q noise in The room. On looking up she
saw TWO negroes. Her husband was imme.
diately struck with an iron instrument, kill
ing him Instantly. The negroes then went
into the grocery, which was in The same
house, and up stairs. Mrs. Hartman then
got up, when the negroes came down-one
Of them came into the room and struck her
several times with a club, breaking her arm.
She gave the alarm, when the villains fled,
and nothing was taken from the house,
The cause that prompted the bloody deed
remains a mystery. Much other testimony
was taken, and a verdict rendered Of murder
by persons unknown.
A villain, by the name Of barrow, was
arrested on Saturday, charged with beating
and biting his wife. The poor woman died
yesterday, Sunday the 15.h,) from the ef-
fec,s Of her wounds. No person was in the
house when she died-she was found dead
by her ~neighbors. The murderer is now
in Jail.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
The Candidate for Congress-

The Democrats of this district had almost as
hard work to get a candidate for Congress, as the
Baltimore Convention had to nominate a Presi-
dent, and the result was somewhat similar. We
had understood, even before we became a resi-
dent Of the district, that it was made for the eSpe-
cial accommodation of our good-natured friend,
Lot Smith. But the temptation was too strong.
A Democratic majority of 1920 was too much for
the patriotism of their heroes. Scores of them
were soon found, willing, and even anxious to
sacrifice their personal interests, leave their quiet
homes and happy fresides, and travel hundreds
Of miles, and remain several months away from
scenes of their happier hours-all for the good of
their country, and eight dollars a day. OF course
this latter consideration ought hardly to be taken
into the account, as it is well known that many
Of these patriots will make more than one eighth
as much, by staying at home, and stand a much
better chance of being nominated as the Demo-
cratic candidate for President, by remaining in
obscurity. We merely mention the eight dollars
a day, to show how little some men get for expos
ing themselves to the Iidicule Of the nation.
But the difficulty in obtaining a candidate, as
has been already limited, was not owing to q
scarcity Of men. As Snobbs says; "on the con-
irary, i twas quite the reverse" After orty-seven
ballots, Smiths friends finally succeeded in OBJ
tanning his permission to stay at homej the Con
vention having agreed to send GENERAL Richie
Of Perry county, he having already been there
This was generous in the Democrats. Smith il
a clever fellow, and should not be required t
acrifce himself by going to Congress.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
ForeiRu I-ntelIigence.

From the telegraphic summary of news brought
by late steamers, we CLEAN the following:
English papers, in noticing, the fishery excite
ment, generally favor the English Interpretation
Of the treaty, but blame Lord Derby for acting so
hastily in the matter, without giving previous no.
tice. The Parliamentary elections are closed, and
it is thought that neither party will be able to
command a sufficient majority for a strong govern
ment, and that a fresh appeal to the country will
be necessary soon.
The steamer Orinoco arrived at Southampton
the second from the Pacifc-with over SO, 100000
in specie.
The secret convention of Northern powers is
pronounced a fabrication.
Government steamer arrived at Marsailles with
out the India mail-no reason assigned.
Count D'0rsay and Johonnot Painter are dead.
Conference resumed between France and Bel
GUM.
Son born to Don Miguel, who makes over his
claims to the throne Of Portugal to the Infanta.
Portugal Ministry resigned. The Cortez dis
solved by the Queen. The election of Cortez to
take place Immediately, preceded BY a new elec-
toral decree.
The cholera is raging dreadfully at Pasen.
1t is reported that the French bombarded ant
occupied Tripoli.
A rumor is current in England, that France is
about to call a meeting Of the maritime powers
to protest against the aggreSsions Of the United
States against Mexico.
A telegraphic dispatch from 0stend states tina
the Belgian State General has decided to rejec
the commercial treaty Of France.
Flour, Coffee, and Sugar ere advanced, and TIL
demand greatly increased in England.
The accounts from France, Belgium, and tn
Rhine are exceedingly unfavorably for tn
crops. In the South Of France, Wheat is es
timated at one-fourth deficiency, and Rye one
half in consequence of which Wheat had ad
vanced in Belgium 4 to 5 per cent, and Rye tn
same.
There is a complete failure in the vintage j
the Island Of Madeira.
Accounts Of the potato crop in Ireland are un
favorable.
The appointment of Fould, French Minister :
State, created great surprise, and caused consid
cradle advance in the French funds.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24

DEkriI or Carr. AcKRRMAn. Capt.
Richard F. Alderman, well known among
our s~ieamboamen and citizens generally
died yesterday, al Quarantine, below Ire
city, Of cholera. He was taken sick on the
steamer Lady Flanklin. during the passage
up from Louisville AMI survived the aiack
but eight hours. He was apparently well
a, supper, but the fatal disease ran its course
so rapidly, that, upon the arrival Of the boat
at Quarantine, he was in q collapsed state
and past all hope Of recoyery.--Cin. Com.
mercial Aug. 2lst.
LATER r THE SouTH BY THE MAILS
BALTIMORE Aug, 20th,--The southern mails
Iaie as due, have arrived, from which we
CLEAN the following i,ems:-
The Hon. Edward Scott, Of Mississippi,
died at Vicksburg on the 9th inst.
The Raleigh Register fools up the Wing
gains in the House Of Commons at seven;
teen. and the losses at eight.
Il is asserted that Hon. Wm. Stevens, Of
Ca, asserted, before he leR Washington fol
home, a few days ago, that he would sup
port Scott and Graham.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Athens County.

We learn from the Athens Messenger that the
Wing County Convention met last Tuesday, and
made the following nominations: E.. H. Moore, Of
Athens, for Auditor; John Elliott, of Carthage,
for Commissioner; R. A. Fulton, of Ames, for
Surveyor; T. A. Milan, Of Lee, Joseph Cald-
well, of Carthage, Hiram Stewart, of Rome, and
John B. johnson, of Trimble, District Assessors,
new Central Committee was also appointed,
with an advisory member in each township. Also,
IS delegates to cast the vote Of the county in a
Congressional Convention.
The entire proceedings were conducted with
harmony and good feeling, and two Of the nomi-
nations made by reclamation. Resolutions were
adopted approving the nomination of Scott and
Graham-in relation to Wing principles-and in
Condemnation of the acts Of the late Legislature,
and the action of the Board of Public Works.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
PlaimTaIk.

A certain man, living not a hundred miles
from Evansville, and who has invariably,
since he has been IMAM, voted the Demo.
cratic ticket, lately declared 10 friend Of
ours, that he was MOI, going for PIERCE
When asked his reasons, he replied
.Simply because | c~onsider::it an insult
by any party TO my Independence and
reason as a man, and TO the intelligence Of
every Democrat, TO be asked to vote for a
man who has no earthly recommends .ipn
OF ability or past services, and who is utterly
unknown, when the party contains in its
body such men as Cass, Buchanan, &C., &c.
intend for one TO resent this. / voted for
Polk because a party feeling took away my
reason, and when the great Clay was his
opponent. If Heaven ever forgive me that,
| will never be guilty Of q similar thing
again. Scott was fighting the enemies Of
his country when we were children, IL moi
before we were born. Pierce is nobody, and
he can't ge, my VOTE"
That's pretty plain talk, and there's some
truth in ii. He is the representative oil 0
pretty large class Of Democrats. .EvansoiHt
Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
A Mistake.

The following, which We clip from the
Kanawha Republican speaks for itself:
To the Democratic Central Committee of
Vigilance Of Kana,oha County:
GRNrLEMEN:-Isee by your printed Cir.
cular, tina, you nave appointed me a mem.
Der Of the Commiuee Of Vigilance for the
neighborhood in which | live; bu. as the du.
lies which tina, distinction imposes are moi
defined, and as | have never acted in con.
cert with your party. you will please advise
me on tina, subject, as my entire ignorance
Of your operation might lead me into errors
alike fatal to your cause and ~disgraceful to
me in my new position. l would, however,
suggest tina, (alihough | may feel somewhat
flauered at the distinguished position you
have assigned me) yet inasmuch as there is
one. and perhaps awo, known disciples o.
your political faith in the district, whose
names are not on the Committee, that yol
would excuse me from services tha, am Sc
lily qualified 10 perform, and substitute an
other in my stead, inasmuch as every i'm
pulse Of my heart dictates 10 me 10 supper
The hero Of Lundy's Lane.
Yours, Respectfully,
WILLIAM HESS.
August 10Th, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Consul Rice.

1t will be recollected that we published two or
three weekly since an account Of the arrest and
imprisonment of the American Consul at Acapul-
co. The National Intelligenctr of the 18th inst.
publishes a letter from R. A. Wilson, Of New
York, to Mr.. Webster Mr.. Fillmore, and the
American Minister, that Rice was sent to prison
for illegally attempting to obstruct an American
seaman in enforcing his lien for wages on the
steamer Commodore Stockton, by selling her TO a
particular friend of his for less than her value,
and for less than the amount due the seamen,
He says, also, that Rice rendered himself liable
to arrest and punishment for resisting an officer
of the law in the discharge Of his duty, by draw
ing deadly weapons upon him. Congress is now
investigating the matter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-24
Fir es and Riots i'm Baltimore.
August 18th, 1852.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l5.--There were three
fires on Saturday night. Seven small
dwellings, were burn. on Harrison street, a
small public school house near Canton, and
a stable on Schroeder sTeei--all the worko
incendiaries.
The fremen were rioting all night in diff.
leroni sections of the city. The .Colum.
bans engine was taken from .hem by the
'Vigilant Boys, and thrown into the falls,
and greatly damaged. Guns were fired,
stones were thrown, and many --injured.-
The Mechanical and 'Patapsco,' Two Of the
orderly companies, were attacked by mis-
lake by rowdles, and John Gregory was
found al 2 O'Clock this morning, lying al the
corner Of Hillen and East SIS, with seven
dirk wounds in bis abdomen, and eight 9TH
ers in diferert paris Of his person. Owen
Shields, who had a drunken quarrel with
Gregory on the previous night, was arrested
and his clothing found full Of blood. He
did not deny the charge. Gregory cannot
live.
Jacob Peacock and Alexander Didier
charged with burglary, and a horse.thief
named Conner, broke Jail yesterday after.
noon. Conner was re-arrested at Tomson'
town. The others were tracked towards
Harrisburg.