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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
The New 8, I,c,tor or the treasury.

WAsIIIhBTON NOV To- Ib51.
George r. Comstock OF syracue, having accepted ths
appointment OF Solicitor Of The Treasury Woe Clerk DE-
osa.a arrived this evening and has engaged ct
The National He will Immediately enter upon tho dis
charge Of his duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
Dou.e,t,c N,sce,lauv

Tho Canadian Parliament at It's late session p,ssed
scis 70 incorporate the Ms,p Trunk Rsrosd 20 amend
the charter a the Erie and Ontario Rsrosd Comoapy
and 10 suhorize the Montreal and New York Railroad
Company TO eStsno their rslrosd
Mr. Ismes Orne Of the firm OF 0rns & Co, Phlsdsl-
Ihs fell dosn in the street the 12th inst and soon
sfier expired
Al a ssls Of wines In Baltimore on Friday, some OF
them brought high eighty dollars per gallon or
81 Is per wine elsse.
Mr. Psr,Is. an architect at New Orleans fell from q
scsoldins at the st. Charles Hotel lately and dan
gerouy wounded.
young man by the name of De~y. has been arrested
arr mmtt.d 70 jail at kiverhead ~ Y charged With
the murder Of his father. The prisoner 10 said be
about twenty-five years old. aud resided a. Setauket.
lie fret attempted to shoot BITS father bu. being unsbe
10 scbsrge bis gun struck him upon bis head with the
piece
The Princess Anne (Md) Eastern Shoremam states that
the dwelling with its coptents and several out houses
Owned by Mr. Thomss Ward in Aunsmessex were com.
pIe.ly G, p.umed by FIRE the night Of the 5th inst
During the year closing with the 1st OF Sep ember last
nearly tive nty one million feet OF timber and steam
,a~.d lumber sawed and ehipped from Darten Ga
rskipg the amount shipped, nearly double that Of
the previous year .
W w corcoran has given donation ~ 900 to tho
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institutc at Washington.
Antoine Toca died In New Orleans on tho 9th instant
ffom stab inflicted on the %th by Antoine Chatter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

NEWFOUNDLAND The Newfo~ndiawdsr says:-
with every allowance for exaggerated reports We
know there localities north and west particularly,
where the hshery has almcrt completely failed and the
potato blight has spread from end 20 the other Those
two must maDifestfy produce vast
amount Of distress
The Patriot says that ths nomination Of candidates for
the general election of on the 10th inst
severe stors OF thunder and lightning accompanied
by rain had passed over Harbor Grace and
the vicinity on the night OF the LIST inst
The Pilot happy TO learn that most OF the Newfound
land fshsyms n abs. mt during the past
at tho Latssdor fishery had returned with good saving
yoyages.-IIchJdr S,m NOV 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14

MILL BURNED AT TOLEDO. "A FIRE broke out Ia
tbe Premium hills In this place, about two O'Clock.
" M and before i could be arrested. destroyed tha
building and machinery. aud contents. The boiItmg
belonged TO D-ieht johnson, fsq OF New York va,
Insured for shout $13 Qc0 --TUeds Blade Nsv. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
PROGRAMMES OF ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
FUNERAL CERE EMONIES
IN HONOR OF THE LATE
HON. DAME WE B STE h
On Tuesday, November I6, 1852.

bf Of the city sfNew York make the necessary ar
rangemsnts for soennizns tn ob-q lies ameatsd
Hon Danid webster, have adopted the following pro-
Sramme Of arrangements for the OCCASION Tuesday,
the 10th instant -
COL. LINUS W. STEVENS,
has been unanimously selected the Grand Marshal of
the day and tho wing persoas have been named and
will act a his aids -
General WIN. I. Morris, Robert Smith; Esq,
Colonel John W. avery Freeman Campbell, Esq,
r. M Hoe, Richard Scott Eco,
A.B. BrinherhoT, james K Walt T. ESQ,
&c Burnham, Geo. a Rockingham, ESQ,
u.nr, isc: cesi coRSs Esq., william Gina. psisr'F'
SIS. War;. Eco. John II White,
william S. Norris Jr. liter E. Harding.
Tho procession will move from the Park at o'closk
r. NJ. precisely, and will proceed down Broadway
Dround tho Park to Chatham street through Chatham
street to the Boxery up the Bowery and Fourth
to Astsr place. through Ascr place to Broadway and
down Broadway to the Park in front o the City Hall
passing which point each division will bo under the
ders Of It's respective darbsl.
Tho olosisg ceremonies OF the day viii take place
metropolitan Hail. At half past o'clock P NJ, as fol
Prayer, by Rev. Edward Lstbrop.
Funeral Drge, by Dodworrh's Bsud.
Funeral Grafton by James Brady ESD
Denediclicn by the Right Rev. Bishop Wainwright.
The arrangements Of The day will be under the CON-
MAnd OF the Grand Matfbsl
The several persons having charge Of the church and
IRE aA,n bells in tn. oty requested to the
Same to be toed from the hour Of o'clock 2. NJ until
khe close OF the procession.
The owners and Of vessels in the harbor, and
ths propristors Of the various public buildings in the
city requesed to dipsy their coors at half mast
from sunrise until sunset
It b also respectfully requested that
rloee their several places u bu mess during the moving
Of the procession
They are also requested to the usual badge Of
nourniDg On the l.ft
The several Orders Societies Associations Trades and
other bodies requested assemble such pla,es
sy nay repeotivy select and repair to the phases Of
rendezvous, BY IL o'clock NJ.
The different divisions n the following programme will
be designated by white banner, with the appropriate
number Of eash in black
The following will be the order Of prosession:-
FIRST DIVISION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST LoHs Bul coss s,aSs. Mssg sLs, stS5y
Bg's two children and two servants Cobb Guek Capt GIehend
Dixon, lady and children Gam Louis Dent DR. Holt
Chrsy Adams Adnmt Col WIN Gilpi 81 Louls Cap paven
Hamilton Ekes ID Lewis Lewis lady and servant Miss
lewis Bryan AIayS VII BHrgss Blood a Waters
vERANDA. ~ Blackwell, Savage, S Graham, White
lady child and servant a brswn stene zsnker isay and
lock- Josseiyn Miss; Fedweli Higgins, Ky
Smith Peyoy Texas Douglas, Ward, Mai Bemnn
Col HARRISON Geo; Evans W Phillips vah Chandle
Surss Smith and lady Chicago; Landry child and
want St Louis NJ A Frazer, o. J B BurchRid, Mexico
Ferguson, Wilson, Tenn; = Mnurcsos, Bal
Slade child and servants, Lockctt and
ladies Mobile Glenn Savage Melia.!sn e Dr. Pekin,
Moore, lady and servant ID Bognn Emanuel
louisiana W W Collins, W Pew', FarrelS Simpson,
Stewart Ark Clark Sntor linos w Bonner Perkins
Pa; Wikerson Iauzon Kelly, va Shepard
Texas.
ARCADE. Rngin Sassor, Keller, Ia1kn and
Jas Moore, La; C Harrington, Y; Jones' Simpson,
Roberts II Armstrong Hana Ala Vim Burton, Hart
Bask;n Miss Ewing, AUSTIN TW Thompson Texas
W Carrot, Ark
TUFTS. Garrett, Ark; Wilson, G Fitzgerald La
W Strong C; Eskrilge Col Cauers, Va; VIM Lame John
Price Elliott Mo; 1aaero Ala; Col Corbln, LJones
reIns; orgau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
late lpubLttations.

j. B. Steel No go Camp street. has sent The 18TH
mus of Tehuantepec,' with accompanying maps, being
the results of survey of the sthm of Tehuantepec by
Major Barnard and corps 1t is full of interest and
should be without it.
j. c. Morgan. Exchange Place. has sent Blackwood
for February and the Knickerbocker for March They
both interesting and should be purchased Morgan
has a supply of them hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Death resulting from u disregard
or i1l0ttenti0n to IsMl3ttsyes.


EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY coofER
CASE
brough, into St. Thomas Hospital who had fallen from
If vo,,r, main and d.d in four hours.
c..ru
,,, ava, man Who had h.sn ,m., with tI.rpi, sr r.r
., - ;;a b, . ot ru,b. within mn hon, ,e,r h. ,,., II;
III, III; ,n.a,.,, - .h. f . ,i man h., ,h;
., ,,,, Ia, a.. .e., , N. .b.. d,v th.. h. sur
.,r -,
NJ, ,,,.. ,,, ,. . .,. :. ~; p...o u,s -.
1900 a., ,,,.. ,;,, a, . . h,;, - ~. .o,., .. che.
,;. ,,, . n, y, ,,; il cha , =, cha ant titan
upehs the the actual dangers attending
Aman was brought into the Hospital Nh s.rssuaei Hernia was
CASE "
about ary wears Of are had been 70, MANY vssrs to
Rupmr. which could be returned without difficulty Consultation took
place on the 94 of January could not be and he WAS
brosh, to 81, Bartholomew Hospital strong eathsr. having failed
in any relief the operaop WAS performed on the
from the rspsusop 1t proved a, The pasu, died on the fol-
lowing evening.
CASE VI.
person taken ST. Thomass Hospital sranguated
aqun Hernia the attempts made reduce unsuccessful and
operation the day Of his admission All efforts to
give him relief ed and Oh Inc eleventh nay ne k 'he arms Oh
death.
- ~ ' ' " 49, ~ ~ "
'' sA''A ''en'"' ''''"'"' 'p'A fe'''e ""
quantity Oh on''"'iN was ''Al '' 80 'A"'
''A'' 'r' "''e -'' ~ vac pup " ''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Fashionable Clothing.

THOMPSON s. NIXON, No. 10 Camp street,
LS Have received per Winfield Scott such
to render it a complete assortment Of =
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
comprisug-
CLoAKs of Black French Cloth " \, q and full circle.
OVER COATS, of various qualities all the styles
DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth, variou. qualities.
FRoCK COATS, of Black and colored Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS of Black Cloths al
PANTALooNs, of Black and fancy Doeskn and Cashmere.
VESTS Cashmere Satin Velvet and Fancy SILK
and White Narseilles, single and double breasted.
SHIRTS, of Fine Linen and Linen Bosoms.
HOSIERY of Shaker Fannes Merno Cashmere Silk Cotton.
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PERI UMERY ETC. DIS Yptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

AMERICAN VESSEL SEizED.-The American ship Lyons
of New Orleans bound to New York with full cargo of
guano, put into Charleston few days ago in distress
She will probably be condemned and sold, would again
advise your marine officers. taking risks in the Pacific
to establish suitable agency here for the protection
their interests TCorrespondence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

INTERNATIONAL MAGAzINE.--J Q. Morgan Exchange
Place has just received the International Magazine for
March, and Blackwood for February. They both full
of interesting matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

We are indebted to w W. Boyle. Purser of steamship
Cherokee for his attentions Mr. Boyle of the most
experienced and efficient pursers of the Commercial Ma
rim
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

Ell PAso.-It appears that neither the commander OF
the Eighth Military District Col Sumner consider III
Paso in their district and consequently that region left
without officers protection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

Commensurate employees in the General Land Office
at Galveston Texas have presented the Hon G. Syth
Land Commissioner, with fine portrait of himself
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

FRoM RIO JANEIRo-A letter from Rio Janeiro dated
January Goth published in the Boston papers,
the arrival at that port of the u s. ship Portsmouth
thirty nine days from Boston. The St. Lawrence which
left New York the 18th of December for the port
had not yet arrived The first six days out, the Ports
mouth sailed eleven hundred and seventy-three miles
She averaged twelve and half miles the hour for
days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

TIE CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT IN IRELANu-There are
100 parishes in Ireland with income Of 600
which do not contain Protestant There 173
parishes income tly00O year and in each of which the
number of protcsants is under ten. There 407 par
Shes, of which the joint income f53000 year and in
which the Protestant population seldom exceeds fifteen
and never exceeds fifty There 95 single parishes, in
each of which there less than fifty Professionals but OF
which the united income is t170000 year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

corSrERfErr MoSEr-It appears that the counterfeit
nifty dollar and one hundred dollar bills the Louisiana
State Bank in circulation in Texas The Galveston
papers caution the public aganst reeeiying them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

PROFITABLE RALRoAp-The net profits of the South
Western Georgia. Railroad for the last six months
$4,000 81 at the end of the year the company expect
declare dividend of not less than eight per cent The
read WAS upentd on The lth Of las lat fgem SaIoEW
to ugithelNe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Kossuth in Jackson.

JACKSON. MISS, March I'D.
Kossuh received by Governor Foote in the House
Representatives last evening and made lengthy speech
in reply to delivered by the Governor Little
enthusiasm has been shown in Kossuhs regard by the
citizens this place. and is all probable that
doctrines will be received with any considerable degree
favor in Mississippi lie will find material aid here
that is certain He is by fluent in the use
of the English language he has been represented by
the Northern at all events he does not show it
here He is expected to leave here tomorrow for New
Orleans lie Is spending the day with Governor Foote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

OYSTERS DELEcTABLE-Phi. Young has few more left
He thinks he can Drag on them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

\ e /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LoDGE No GA
NJ atsd Meeting ai this LoiEa will bA hs WEDNESDAY
49, sfENlNa lhs ~ sn' ~ o'SS, ql lIas41' lsl ~
Of BaS1naa MD rerln 1isi!,. Members t4Ags "a
FaN.ts " tilsf lAktal y n tFNTsEl. seifienyI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

We requested to call attention the catalogue sal,
Of fine furniture by j. NJ Weymouth. ut his Auction
Mart No 1O7 St Charles street to take place this day
commencing at IL O'Clock,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH "a, 1852
Ms> Mr.. JOHN LYNCH has been appointed

rs MIR. JUHN LYNCH HAS UeeH apEUllttU
CARRIER the Crescent the between Canal and ST. Louis
Streets the River and the Swamp the place of Mr. Bghman s
the authorized deliver the Subscribers
collect the subscription those who Take by the Week Month
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

For ST. Lous-The fine steamer Robert Campbell has
been withdrawn from the Lafourche trade has been
placed in line to St Louis, She is wei! worthy the pat
ronage of the travelling public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Election Returns.

The following are the official returns of the
election of Monday for charter officers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

Fancy Furniture Warehouse.
P. MALLARD & CO.,
81 ROYAL STREET,
~ Importer, Furniture Looking China Ware
from Envre. the latest syl- Of
ROSEWOOD MAHOGA N ARMOi2S with LOOKING GLASSES
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADS CANOPIES IRON BEDS, etc; SIDEBoARDs,
ETAGERS, Covered and Open WASH STANDS
GENTLEhiEN'S SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE,
CARD, PIER and NIGHT TABLES, LADIES'
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, chill
DENIS CHAIRS, PARLOR
SETS, always on hand,
made to order.
china Unre
SEvRES, CHINA PORCELAIN
WARE for MANTEL ORNAMENTS; BREAKFAST DIN
NER TEA SETS, Five Two Hundred
Pisc.s; PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
GLASSES, etc.
Uph0lSter
large OF LAaiPAS, BROCATELE and DAMASK for
CURTAINS, LACE .nd MUSLIN CURTAINS FURNITURE
ChINTz, CURTAIN LOOPS, GIMP, CORD, TAs-
SELS CORNICES, CURTAIN PINS, etc. French
snd American WINDOW BLINDS Chinese
BLINDS, BUFF HOLLAND etc.
.Hattin
We avr always hand the best quality of Al WHITE, RED
CHECKED AND FANCY MATING. CARPETISG AND NAT
TING put the notice FURNITURE all
kinds Cleaned. Vanished and taken
MR will leave Europe 18th of April sill
England France Furniture Careng, Looking GLASSES
China Ware. Cutlery he handed in previous that date
mh22 6t2dp P. MALLARD & Co, Ct Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Steamboats, Passing.

EIcKsBuRG. March %.
The following steamboats, have passed to-day bound for
NewOreans The Saxon, at this morning the d. d.
Mosby at S. the Iroquois at the Amaranth at this af
ernoon the Bulletin Mt this afternoon the Glendy
Burke at this evening, and the Cincinuatus at this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

We take the following translation of the Mexican
count of the capture of the detachment under Major
Gaines at the Hacienda of Encarnacion during the Next
General Mnon marching towards the Saltlos with
division of cavalry twelve hundred strong when, in the
hacienda of San Salvador he received intelligence through
his spies thaa body from the American army in the
hacienda of the Encarnacion in search of forage The
distance between the two hostile about twenty
miles The night dark and inspired the heart with
horror The darkness was only INTERRUPTED by the light
of ten thousand flashes of lightning which gstened
stany upon the encamped forces Of the two contendng
Republics It rained in freightful torrents.
In spite of the elements General Ainon advanced with
his division to meet the body of Americans the Encar
nacon The vanguard of his division commanded by
young spaniard in the Mexican service Sedano by
name. This young officer imprudently advanced, without
waiting for the rest of the division and ordered his
up to the walls of the hacienda in which the body of
Americans under Major Gaines were resting. Shortly
after the of the Mexican troops arrived Just
morning threw its first rays upon the The
hacienda at once surrounded in all directions by the
Mexican cavalry. and the General prepared to ask
render 10 this purpose he selected the young and vail
ant officer already named and sent him escorted by four
hussars. to the American Commander Major Gaines
surprised find himself thus surrounded when he did
not know of there being single Mexican soldier within
eighty miles of his camp,
Understanding that the Grand of the officer only
an order to surrender. Major Gaines unhesatingy
swered that Americans surrendered until they had
tried the vaor Of their enemies his question whether
in of defeat their prisoners should be treated with
the eniency usually awarded prisoners of Sedano
with rmness which belied youth answered that his
instructions from General Minon that after the first
shot the hacienda should be stormcd and every of its
inmates killed.
Major Gaines asked for time consult with his officers
Two hours afterwards Gaines was ready to surrender
but before doing used all his exertions in soliciting
from the Mexican General enent and generous treat
ment towards Il Mexican who accompanied them. The
conduct of Major Gaines in this particular will
fleet to his credit.
The Americans remained their prisoners. condition
to be treated with all kinds of consideration from the part
of the Mexican Government
Among those prisoners Capt. Cassius NJ. Clay.
Major Borand Capt Henry and several other officers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

THOSE TRuMrErs-Dan Rice has displayed in front OF
his establishment St Charles three beautiful sill
trumpes, which to be given the fire companies
who shall sell the most tickets for Dams benefit the
18th inst The entertainment is to he OF the most
seeing il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Family Reading Books.
FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal street.

IHOMAS IL. w I1llE, 20 CdIHl SlFceG.
1RvINGs CoopERs sCoTTs WORKS, uniform editions
pee and in separate volumes
DICKS WORKS. comprising Philosophy of Religion Future State
seres Hcavcn Christian Philosophy, Celestial sesneres etc.,
ETC., in 10 vols SEPARATE
HAWKES. EPsCoPACY IN VIRGINIA
CHAMBERs's CYcLoPE D1A, MlscELLANrEs and INFORMA.
TON FOR THE PEOPLE, in separate volumes.
ABBoTs SERIES OF JUVENILE HISTORY
MISS EDGEWoRTII's WORKS, complete in 10 VIOLA.
MRS. SHEER WOODS COMPLETE WORKS, Is vols
DONALDSON MANOR and other of Miss Mcuouh's Works.
CHARMS and COUNTER CHARMS
HEADLYS WASHINGTON AND GENERALS, OLD GUARD
SACRED MOUNTAINS etc. etc.
MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
THIERs's HISTORY OF TIE CONSULATE AND FRENCH RE-
yoLUrloN.
ANNALS OF THE QUEENS OF SPAIN.
wlLLIss PEOPLE HAVE MET, AND HERE AND THERE !
CAPTAINS OF TIE OLD WORLD.
SHAKESPEARE CoWPER, GOLDSMITH MOORE, BYRON, MRS Y
HEMANS, SCOTT and other Poets beautifully illustrated
binding.
JUVENILE BOOKS, large assortment. mhq2 s,sp
CAL and Examine
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO.,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET
Are constantly receiving, by every packet NswYork
THE NEWEST STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ETC,
to which they ask the attention of purchasers We opening
CHOICE VARIETY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
all Of which will be sold at usually
Low PRICES FOR CASH
n,hs 9ptf ALFRED MONROE B. CO., 81 Magazine st,
Spring and Summer. Clothing.
JUST RECEIVED FROM SHIPS ST. LOUIS, CREOLE, ETo
ALFRED MUNROE & CO., IT
RI MAGAZINE STREET.
Have just received by the above ships opening,
| A LARGE AND HANDSOME VARIETY
| FL CLOTHING,
| sulTABIEFoR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
to which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
| t7- Among other articles the following:
FRENCH DRAP D'ErE DRESS, FRocK AND SAC COATS
BLACK ALPACA
| coLoRED SINGLE MlLLED CLOTH FRocKs.
BLACK
| WHITE ANDFANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS.
NEW STYLE VALENCIA VESTS.
SINGLE MIi.LED CAS-. PANTAIOOSS.
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTALooSS.
INDIA HONG KONG VESTS.
| WHITE LINEN DRILL FANTALOONS.
| FRENCH DRAP D'ETE PANTALooNS.
NEW STYLE QUEENS CLOTH FROCK COATS
BLACK CASIMEREITE FROCK AND DRESS COATS
| UNDERSHIRTS FOR SUMNER WEAR.
| DRAWERS FOR SUMMER WEAR, etc. etc.
| All Of which will he sold cheap for cash.
mhl6 ep.f ALFRED MuNROE Il Co, "a Magnsius street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

S>MI. 0. 0. F.-HowARD LODGE No IL
w Esss. s spss ID f ss
streets, at o'clock. ohicers-P. McCnry,
George b. Bowditch " g. George G. Levi Secretary Jas Fur
,nu1, Per. Secretary; James Davis Treasurer. jsnlO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

GJ- PUBLIC MEETING,-The Anniversary OF
oDEON TEMPLE OF HONOR No. s. will be
TENPLARS HALL, TchouptOuas .e sATu
DAY EVENING 27th instant half O'Clock Appropriate
ADDRESSED and Music by Members Of the Order The members Of til,
Temple Honor Sons Of Temperance and the Public respectfully
invited to attend. mh24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

PROFESSOR ANpERsoN.-Armory Hall was crowded again
last night and, usual the tricks of the Great Wizard
aonished and amused all who witnessed them His stay
is limited to few nights more, and 'hose who have
seen him should not fail to do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24

McDoNoGH's WLL-We have received from A. Grailhe
ESP copy fthe opinion of the French Jursts, Coin
Desle. Delangle, Giraud Duranton rere and Marcadc
in the of the State of Louisiana the Executors
John McDonogh and the cities of New Orleans and Bal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Ohio River mboats---Markets
Memphis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MEMPHIS. NINfGh
Cotton is steady and in fair request. Provisions
without change in prices The river has fallen six inches
during the last "A hours The steamboats, Alex Scott
the Delaware, the W B. Clifton the Lewis Whitman the
jamestown and the Harry Hill have passed here to-day
bound for New0rleans and the Lexington, the Gulnare
and St Paul have passed up. The weather is and