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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

6>IGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
BACcorhe subscribers have constantly and and for sSs
COUNTY kENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco hogsheads and bales sesced for the
Maxean Market and for plantation -
TURNER l. RENSHAW,
49, So Csap street and aSa Tchoalea! street
~ tTabsssa hnsd 10 order, hsN
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DAILY CRESCENT
WIND OF SUMMER. MURMuR LOW ?,

br H. n. STUDDARD.
Wind Of Summer murmur low.
Where the charmed waters flow.
While the songs of day are dying.
And the bees are homeward flying,
As the breeZes come and 60
Come and go. hum and blow
Winds of Summer. soft and low,
Ere my lover sinks to rest.
While he lies upon my breast
kiss his cheek, SO pale and fair,
Kiss the ringiets Of his hair
kiss his heavYsidded eyes.
Where the mile1bf slumber lies.
Kiss his throat. his cheek. his brow.
And his.red. red lips. as I do now
While he sleeps SO sound and slow.
On the heart that loves him so,
Dreaming of the sad. and olden.
And the loving. and the golden
Wind of Summer long ago!
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E,S.
:, Cady & Holmes par VIM. Holmes;
j. NJ. Relf par ]. NJ Relf;
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|. NJ Bado
j. II. Cartel;
WASH Jackson Jr
| Wright, Williams 4 Co. par H. NJ. Wrehti
Duant DuPonie;
r. b. Sykes;
Bernard Magone
John Armstrong;
Ed b. jenkins par pocuration Louis Hytrj
A. W. Lang;
Jean C. Theard
VIM. ]. Clements;
Edwin l.. Lewis, Not. Pub.
Je ccrfe precGde hdee
origina resta depos6 archives bureau.
En- fol presents ct lie
Vile Nouyee Orleans jour fdvrier
D. 1852. -
L. S, TSgnel EDWIN l.. LEWIS, Not Pub.
h sogn6 conservatism des hypoeques vile
cerfe que acte dessns etc dams bureau dan
| 10 lIyre de societies No ., folio $780,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

EH- The Directors UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure the insured members the Company The
satisfactory exhibit affairs the close Of the
and which, with the ctest the principles and
ues Life they enabled their constituency
NIL
outstanding risks the Directors have much satisfaction finding tina,
they declaring twenty
received all entitled thereto
which will either be added the and he payable
DEATH else the value MONEY will be paid each policy
holder a his OF her option.
The office relieved having
equitable proportion Fund Department
Of this Company successful operation fail
the members the United States Life Annuity
Trust Company that which they
entitled will be afforded them while the strs the
of affairs will continue be followed for their interest and
benefit, fe1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

Crystal Fount Division No. s. Of TMssts every
Officers for the ensuing quarter: d F. MIeHsit W D.
BoorT T. j. b. t. T. H. DRYpEs CT A. ASpkRsos,
A. C.; ANDREW HEHo l. s.; f. W. PKRRr, O. s. v,. @
NM IL ELi1s, IT, D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

Pelican Division S. of T.-Meets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING hapa O'Clock, the Hall No. as St. Chnres street.
rha following ending aarch
81 1855? via: JonS BRows, W P HusH BRESS W A.; E. MerH
R. s.; H. IRWIN, A. R. s. Jons DuRwAEp, 81 WG'WAr
ISs r.: PgospsR CARprErrE c. HENRY E. BAILEY CT JOHN
ruRssE l. S. HESEY CLISToN, VISITING COMMITTEE
nny BROWN RueH Poyras street r.
Morn w c. corner Apollo and Ihaa
streets Nayndes WS SMITH cor
ravrr Mark Henry E. BAILEY Cypress ana
Magnolia streets
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ESTAT DE LA LOuIsIANE--ylLLE DE l..

ESTAT DE LA LOulSlANE--N LILLE DE la
IA soft jour fevrier
ishi ,aIevant moi ieweAn Lewis public dams
Vile de la Nee OrGans Etat ceass, dUeent
aeumeuth, personne!ment les parties
apr5sn at soussigu"es.
dun Legislature de
Louisiana appolT6 c Is 1881 eles snt conrenues ct
hose e s'associer
cles Ia Vile de nellie Orleans Eat de Ia Lois
h ct de Compag1e de steamers de Ia Nnuvee
Florle, les conditions stiulaiors ciapr6s:
Article Que loiet de In te conpagne est de are conrr
steamer port de Ia NelG Orleans ct les
ports lie ofe u Mexiq ain de trans
porter ret des passagers.
Article Que present fonds capital de Ia dte
pa prisenes sf dc Ss diQisee actions
ave- lie de la naiorie ac.onrsrs nsqua
renee de fl50100; lie capital actu iGvauaton
compliant j. l. Day, qni est pertt soefte CONNIE
resTeriE. ct receVront
fonda capital de slOo ront ennis
h sgn6 scellGs iu de
Ia rompnpne esques par public
public les one sohtgeant
tualon ct conditions de cot ar de societe,
pourront fe no rftn dos prfsens; Ell
embabe erant enregs dams MI Fre W ser
| a cete n bureau du directenr ...... .,..
emmenCant lie Ter
1852 quee soft sOn ayRn action
|
Article Que compagne ponrsuya pontsnivie jus
tice. In son cnphcil6 incopote.
Article uaucun acionnaire de la de compagn
quele uhr plus que lie noaant des
es actions dams onls capital dite coInpagnie.
sen omIa tells, ont droit nomhe dac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

Harmony Division No. 49, s. Of Meets at gag Iehonp,-
touas Officers elected fos the present term;
H. PuIsAM A. r. ST. WM MousT, 2. 81 Joas CAssKLL NM
FERGUSON A. c.; CHARS. BARNES, ST. NM
y pnsns,ir O. s. J,Nss BIsss p w. p jams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02
MILLER, HARRIS g. WALDO, 74\ Il

M 1LLER, HARRIS g. WALDO, IN n
1v Canal street NewOrlean wholesale retail dealers
in FINE TABLE CUTLERY, Plated Panished Tin Japaned
and Wooden Ware Table Mats Gilt and Bonzed Lamps and
Grandoes Glassware Plain and Cooed Floor Mating and House
Furnishing Goods generally Sperm C,nde Sperm Whale,
Lard Inaeed Neatsioo Chemical Oils Spirit Gas Camphine,
Alcohol Turpentne all Brushes Window
Glass Putty White Glue, Curd Hair Hair Seating
and Springs Flowing, Polishing, ScInpn Furniture, Coach Black
Japan White varnhes Also Picked md Common MeAa
always for sale.
:.
".
mhl2 lylpdaW
Z ANDlNG this morning, from brig Carolina
i irs.a Palermo, ABOUT Fifty sulphur. for sale by
IaAt RARELl4 L CO.. o. caMlaoa sIrvat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02
VOLUME Nv.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-cmY OF NEwoR-

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-CffY OF NEWuf-
SLEAssBE IT KNOWN, this Filth Dhy Of February IN
The Thousand eight hundred Hn W.
me Edwin cweiy Lewis Notary Public in and for the Parish and
and
appeared the hereinafter mined and UNDER
'Esd ..v.r a.,d that, by virtue and pursuant to an act Of
the Legislature Of the approved the 18Th of
March 1897 agreed these presents do that
Company be composed OF tnseyes ana
suh oer join them, become aachts
iana hy The name style "NewOean and Florida
Steamship Company under the following conditions and spulalons
towt
Article operations of said company shall be to run
Of Florida any ports places the Gulf Of Mexico for the
purpose ofcayfng freight and passenger . -, :, all J.,
That the Capital Stock Of said company shn
hereby fixed the Of weniytwo thousand DOL
o increasing the capital required majority Of the sockod
hundred w thousand
capital being the estimated cash ii the steamboat j. L.
Day which brought into this coparnersh % " nnt respee,ve
hundred dolnrs eac TO tf BY NE manager nere-
named President md sealed with seal o the
company shall transferable l phnie act before
sioekbode siockholde binding
themselves by terms puans and conditions OF this
opartInp, and all rnles, regulations or maze
adopted pursuance thereof and all such transfers shall be
to be kept for the purpose IN e once o
the
joint company copartnershp thus formed and
cofstituted shall exist FIVE years.
nencng January eighteen hundred
anl ffy ywo yn sooner dissolved BY the sockhoiders
Article L. That said shall and be ue m corporate
capacity ami plead and be impeaed accordingly
stockholders Of said shall be re
than the the capital stock held therein by him. or them,
| spectiyey.
following named Stockholders n and
such entitled TO the ninbe
opposite respectively, having fully paid fol
| A.. ufaaIA,Y tfnrH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

Odeon Temple of Honor NO. AIssis every THuRsDAa
EVENING O'Clock, Temple Hall s9a IehGpitouas
the ending The 1t ef May next
NIIER T. FKEsp, W. v T., z. H. AILMAsp, W.
T. A. B. RsMlck A. RI W DAVIS, ". T. R. W WoLska-
S,n,v ~, W a B l. Bu .ztiM.N ". S. janaS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

thereby certify TINT the foregoing copy the original
tam up,n the records Of my Office
whereof these rner official
tie city Of SewOreans this l7 day Of February
r. L. LEWIS, Notary Public
f III la, liz has this day recorded in his office
psrtuershp,s book NJ. folio 3sl. EMILE Witt,
.wf,ran Feb t3lmh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02
EDUCATION
TO RENT.

FENO RENT--A small Store. newly fitted Msi:fs Mi:fs
mp Poylras street, 81, Charles street Rent A
month. mn =
TENO LET OR LEASE-The well known -
called The BILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi, lEaam
with hundred and twenty
ens completely furnished. BILLIARD TABLES TEN PIN AL
LEYs, STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
attached the house For apply the premises by letter to
JOHN W. NIXON, al Newtrlppi,s hls 6w
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WANTED.

NK7ANTED IMNiEDIATELY-A good Barge
Wv KEEL BOAT, suitable for For fur her Information
ap-t, 10 the auLscrters. STONE 4 WALWORrH,
'i46iet ST Tchonpitonlns street
KETANTED TO HlRE-A first rate colored
Wv Creole Cook, whom fair will b. paid None need
,Grps, ,Vullr Inquire u If
sAWELLING HOUSE WANTED-On or f;f;ss
y beor April TWO STORY DWELLING with h.A
YARD AND sEABE and whna short distance ST. My Market
ARGEDE MILLS MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
OFFlgR ST
= fels lw HENRY T. SHERMAN.
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NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro

NeWOrleans Agency OF the Mutual Fro
LECTION INSURANCE CO. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
This Company will Insure the Mutual Principle
clnnise, against LOSS DAMAGE by FIRE, the Cagoe
Vessels Of description against THE PERS OF THE SEAS
AND RIVERS
e persons having their property
entitled full participation in the profits, without liability
TRUSTEES:
n Hohson, NJ s. Pitcher Jas Morton, Jr,
John Waters J. G. Shepherd, n. Weaver
j. A. McAster, ii. Douglass C, p. Smith,
p. r. West, John Morrow, b. r. Mckenzie,
John H. Ewn A. W. Putnam, P. w Alaxev,
W.T. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison
4: s. Hall j. b. Knowles, C. L. Hilman,
Alex. Fall, J. B. johnson, Rott, Stewart.
r. 7. Bell A. J. Duncan W. Prtchard,
L. h Fts a. Il Hicks t. A. Thomas.
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, President
NJ. S. PncHRB, Vice President.
c. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X Price, r. Fl. Fraser,
Geo. W. West c. Conner
y23ly WM. A. JOHNSON, Agent pI Camp street.
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Agency U.s. Life Insurance, Annuity and

Agency U. 3. Life Insurance, Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
s.R. CRAWFORD, President.
C. G. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE IS CAMP STREET, Neworleans.
BENJAMIN FLoRANcE, Agent.
hsGAfB iosSfh BEss1bos SMlAb n Medical Examiners
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES LIFE
INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PEILA
DELPHlA being the first Annual Report:
Whole number of Policies outstanding December 81 s5l
Whole OF Insurance thereon 46a7O
Policies 5o,Ti2 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount of Two Losses Paid 1856 90
Office Rent, Salaries Stationery,
Commissions, Postage Advertising, State
Amount Paid for Re einslrance l43 Is
- si4,l77 20
Fund s36s5
Amount Of Capital .250JOo 90
Liable LOSSES January s2ss565
INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS
Bonda and Mortgages Real Eae United
States five and six per cent. Loans, payable
in 1883 1855 and 1851 $50 90
Subscription Notes l44620 90
Loans Stocks. 1888 IL
Cash hand and Bank temporarily 9,li5 %
Amount Loaned at NewOieans Branch Office
Co,la'erals bearing eight per cent. interest,"
well secured .......................... 1870 81
Semi Annually and Quarterly Premium Pay
ments. 6,5s4 3s
Premium Notes held by the Company ....... Nil.
Due from Agents 5,075 II
- sass,5s5 I
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REMOVALS..

ID EMOVAL.--R. SANDS TUCKER Il Co. have
Il y removed m II to iO9 Tehoupitouias street n4 am
Ue EMOVAL.-GEoRGE PuRvEs, Architect, has
4 n Commercial Place. ST. Cbares
nl3
D EMOVAL.--R H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
u ST. Charles No. n Camp
W sars mo "
ERRUG STORE REMOVAL--The sub IN
- sriber respectfully informs his friends and tie public that
he his DRUG STORE the Southwest Of A&4
CustomhoNse where he will be happy to =
who him with their
E. b. BEACH, apohecAry and Druggist,
South Cntres and Custonhose street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

Total number Of shars hundred md twenty 800
Making the capital stock aoesni Of twenty-five thousand dollars
Article That Commercial the said
Company shall be the firm Green Harding Co.. of this city who
shall have e lower jointly seyeray to transact all business and
Conro composed three Stockholders, which Samuel s. Green
determined By the STOCKHOLDERS The
shall be composed of Samuel S. Green W Holmes nnd
Stockholders held Monday January
eac between the hours 9'clock o'clock
tie ece Of the Agen Managers said Company tis city, m
Control a5t thirty DAYS such day of election shall be the
vision Company which purpose, they
shall meet the first Monday january of enh the office of
after, the place, during the their That
by DEATH other their body the Board of Con
tro shall choose among Stockholders person persons
fill such Vacancy shall election
Bor Of Control v the Stockholders The Agents Managers shall
str well full of the receipts and expenditures Of the
said coiupan they shall exhibit The regular Of the
Board Of Control explicit detailed statement of the Affairs
t be- hall be divided the Of exhibit and paid the
Stockholders proportion to the number Of shares held by ach Stock
holder, specive Of the said Manhge
hereby fixed at the of fire the receipt of said
Company.
h the of the Stockholders shall take
place the first Monday Of each after due notice published or
thirty days Of the Of this city, which meetings the
Stockholders maks and adopt sc ya~s not inconsistent with
this may be deemed espeien for the
ni of the affairs Of said and that all matters wherein
vote Of the Stockholders shall he ken each share of stock shall have
AT 9th That said company shall have seal which shall be in
rrbed the of said company, with suitable device.
Ar 10th That the expiration Of the term for which the said
decide the President and Board Control shall wind
liz at the affairs of said such shall be decided
by said stockholders
And conclusion the shareholders herein before confma
% Of the aforesaid spuatons covenants and agreements
a established by the foregoing articles of limited copanershp for th
mentioned and to that effect only do hereunto subscribe
'one and passed in Office at the city of Newrleans
this fh day of February in the OF Lord One housan
E u1d and fy To in no Of sa' M Sfy .
herenno signed their with said parties and the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

SUB-AGENTS
JAMES G. WHITAKER, Esq, Mobile, Ala.
Messrs, ByRNE Il STEELE, Nicksburg, Miss.
Nlessrs. JONES 4 UFFERp, FER l Galveston, Texas
Messrs. PRIESTLY Il BlEN Neworleans.
Mepsrs. j. WATERMAN Il CO., NeworleanS.
r. RICHARDS EaQ, New0resns -
e. MACPHERSON No. ss Camp street, Nswotlssas, tst "
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JouRDAN Co. No, SO Camp street. will give prompt attention
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
THECoNCERT

At The Second Presbyterian church, last
week was thnly attended. There were Three
churches holding meetings on the some evening;
besides this, there was an impression that the
programme would be composed for the most part,
or entirely Of selections from the ordinarychurch
music. The voices were all excellent; the pie
ecs selected with Judgment and taste, and the
performance, both vocal and instrumental, was
unusually skilfnl.
We have never heard anything more swcetly
sung than There's many Rose; i wandered
by the Brook-sidc' had much beauty and touch
ing pathos; T. Pluribus Unum, Tread Lightly
and, indeed, all the pieces, were excellent Sc
leclions. The Indian Drum was particularly
admired for lis stirring melody. .f...
We imagine, from the opinions we hear very
generally expressed that if the Amateurs could
be prevailed on to give another concert, il would
be fully attended. Z"
The beautiful Selections from Rossinis OPP
era Tros, on three flutes, was something unll-
sual and though apparently extremely difficult
was performed in style to produce very fine
effect. .E ..... all. ... ....,,.
Sweet Home on the p iano and three flutes
was very different from and superior to th'
common style Of that sweet old tune.
! The assistance of Mr., BEAuPRE, in the ex
quisite performance of the Cuckoo Solo, o.
tho violin, and Of Mr., HoIzrERMsS's Med
lies on the piano and violin, ought by no mean
TO pass unnoticel.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
WhiC "Thunder.3

We place before our readers the following
extract from the speech of Mr.. CAMPBELL, of
Ohio, as applicable to other sections, as well as
Ohio, Commenting upon some resolutions for
warded 10 him by the Democratic Legislature
of Ohio, asking appropriations from the Gen
eral Government, for certain improvements in
that State, he says:
Now, Mr.. Chairman, have great respect,
personally, for the Governor OF my State, as
for the Democratic members of that Legislature;
but very little respect for their political opin
iors. They are The same men who, durIn. the
administrations OF General Jackson, Mr.. Van
buren,, and Mr.. Polk, charged that suc'i appro-
priations were in violation of the Constitution.
Ii the first canal around the Falls was made in
violation of the Constitution, how, without
an infringement OF that instrument, do
they propose that we can make the sec
ond? Ii such Cong res sional acts as
they desire were unconstitutional in 1880, by
what proofs do my Democratic friends of tho
Ohio Legislature make them constitutional now?
Has the Constitution been amended? Or do
they desire the Ohio delegation in this body 10
swear 10 support that Instrument and then vio-
late It's provisions, merely 70 accommodate them9
No, Mr.. Chairmam these Democrats, by these
resolves, show THAT they were wrong in sban-
doning their ancient policy, and that their OPP
Ponents have been right in upholdidg it. Yet
they have not the magnanimity 10 avow ii, lest
1t might work TO the disadvantage Of the pa;tv
Mr.. Chairman, shall take great pleasure n
voting for these improvements, believing them
to be called for by the best interests 9; NE conn
try; but not because the men NV temnorar;Iv
IN power in my State-who have varied FOR
twenty years against the policy they now advO-
Gate-request 1t. am willing 10 have The
democracy OF Qnio---I am willing 10 have III.
Democracy 81 the Mississippi valley, and the
democracy of the whole Union aid us in car
rylnS into effect this great Wing system; bvf.
slT, 1t must be executed as SUCH. They mas,
not come in now 10 use it for the purposes OF
their party. That ''thunder" is ours: and can
tell gentlemen that insthe approaching election
ats echoes shall rcverberatc over eysry hill and
valley of the great basin of the Mississippi
lhat Democrat who may seek TO appropriate it
TO place IN power any Of his partisan fsvoritss,
VIII be guilty OF grand larceny, for which,
trust, he will be arraigned before the bar of
public opinion. I'D
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

GooDi Mr.. C AswbtAt, Of Ohio, tok the
foliowing resolptc positions at the clcseof his
recent speech in iIlaU. S.IIou,c of Relrcsen-
tatiye,. We hope other Western men Will take
Ike stand. We have, as Mr.. Campbell
tells US, ten millions Of people 10 the valley
of the Mississippi, and a commerce OF $780,
COG, 0o0s annually; of the $50,000,000 which
are annually spent in the administration of the
General Government, we pay one-half; yet, il
a dollar or an acre Of land is asked for Western
improvements, great clamor Is raised about
partially 10 West Prior 10 the year lS4s,
400 steamers were destroyed, and 628 kvcs
lost, by disasterssons the AIississiPpisr and
IFS tributaries. Yet those who refused appro-
priations TO protect life and property on these
waters, could vote forty or fifty thousand dol
lars to print book on bugs! and money must be
spent to light Homes Hole" for the convent
ence Of some Yankee catcher OF codfsh:
/ make no threats, but take my stand and
wish il to be distinctly understood that until the
rights Of the inland commercial interest are re-
cognized in some substantial act by Congress,
will never cast my vote for an appropriation OF
money enough to buy single pint Of oil ora lu-
cirGr match TO make light on the coast from
the northeast corner Of Milne TO the Balize.-
Until the mighty rivers of the West, and the
great lakes OF the North, and the lives and pro-
porty Of our enicrprisng people shall be re-
garded as worthy Of national attention and care,
/ | will do all in my power to suspend every i'm
provement OH the sea-board. And such let
me say, i. the feeling which is rapidly spread
ing all over the land, and which will ere long
dis play itself in the halls OF legislation with
power that will enforce its just demands.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
st. Louis Correspondence.

Tie lcttsf Of orr ST. Louis Correspondent
wiIlbe found very interesting. We have effect
cd an arrangement with The writer, BY which
they win appear regllarIygin our paper. Hay-
ing been long connected, - he is now, with the
81. Louis press, his advantages for such corr
resPondence are very superior, and he will
Frequently ss in this letter, place iiin power
TO furnish cur reader, with news in advance Of
the St. Louis papers.