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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE The DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, May %, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Ben Franklin, Sears York. Stanton
ship Susan E Howell Norman, Liverpool, H Gale
Ship Ssml Lawrence, Paten, liverpool GiHney Lowell
5ark Joseph Fish. Seayy, Phladelphis, C Meeker
Bark Lecocq Mnntop, Savannah, Geo W Hynson
Bark Crisis, Gray, Charleston, Geo W Eynson
Brig Denmark, Ron,y, Matanzas, Bsleher eco
ARRIVED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

NV As BROUGHT to the Pound Of the ~
~ Raa f ..1a. Ward Datr of
"A BAY HORSE PONY aboa. heb kssk - Ill vi
other marx or brand visible. -
GREY HORSE PONY high. shsd ak
and tall branded 3, no other mark vzibis.
Nd " " With white and Ait sharp
| visible. Il - - e - ~ $50 y. 4.>&
fno claimed before SATURDAY. ay they win be od n ,b.
suction, by T. j. Spear ut the usual time place,
N-wOdeana May I, ls6s. - - 4s.;1c,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

srpRrMr CouRr OF THE UNITED SrATEs--Fr1day May
NO 224 g. W. Lawrence, plaintiff in error. u.s. j. and
6 n, raswell This cause argued by Mr.. Attorney
@ era Critenden for the plaintiff in error and by MI
Rnt,cr for the defendants in error -
:, y 70 Tueker,executor of A. Robinson These causes
s argt,ed by Mr. Revordy johnson for the plantf IN
@ md unlimited on printed arguments by Mr. Taylor
for the defendants in error A.
3 No 1s4. J. Bacon ct al, plaintiff i'm error u.s. j. An
Yrews This cause was argued by Mr. Wharton Tor me
siptifs in error ad by Mr. " Howard for the defen-
dant in error.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREspENT-By and NTH ne adrce
and coas,, Of tie Senate-Consuls of the United States
Henry Munro of NewYork at Aspinwal in the Republic
of New(rauada william Walton at Carrara in Modena
sniridon Ladco at Port Mahon in the Island Of Min
rca John Morand for the port of Denia in spain 20
dali solomon Levy for Tetuan. in the Empire OF MO
rocco Meshod Abecass for Larache and Arzia IN tne
Ennire CT Morocco Manuel Barcena, at Vgo IN Spain
Er.pcis d Ogden at Manchestey, England.
George Sargent of Iowa. to be Surveyor General tor
. TIE District Of Wisconsin and Iowa
Pearson Reading Of California to be agent for the
Indians in California in place of George W. BARBOUR
resigned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

MEMORANDA.
[By Telegraph
SouT WEST Pass May a. Ios5 MThe ship Lawrence,
Brown 10 days Rio Janeiro with Coffee
the Bar, waiting tide
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

UNION CouRsE L. I-7iotting.- u, match $1,000,
three mile heats in harness.
John Perrin named G g. Eagle of the West .......1 /
j Soinerindyke named g. m. Lady Vernon. ......2 !
Time S:39-S:34-S:44.
The above race was n beautifully contested affair
throughout in fact Of the best three mile that
ever took place Island The ncement state of the
weather. the very heavy state ofthe track
for the time.
Us,oS .CouRsE, l.. I--Ttsiiing.-May 10. purse $500
$50 to second hest mile heats best three in five in har
Jas. Whelpley entered g. m Lady Suffolk. ...2S3 32
W. Whelan entered b g. Jack Rossiter. 100 us
G. Spiser entered g. G. Vermont. ............oi.
Ii, Woodruff entered b. 6. Boston Girl dr..
Time, 23S-235-233 tS-2:35-2:s4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

STREET COMMISSIONERS oEuCE n "
New oRLrAss, May co. 1861
HNHE PUBLIC are hereby notified that they
Il required Immediately all Sto-es Goods W.rs.
Furniture Dnys, other psspe1tv n evy
epion otsrcng Likely osuct ieaisr the sisess
lanes alleys and sidewalks, vAon In dIt
which, they will forthwith dealt with according and he sa
articles viii be ut the expense ownes1
my2l 1w JAMES LIS Street Comm, .s;oner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22
Crockes'y, China and Glass.vare.

y ~ ELL q OO', OF OUHlMOH stfeVt, (sTE
a NewOreans Importers and Dealers, Wholesale NJ
Retail LAMPS Plated and Britannia CASToRS CANDLE V$
STICKS. TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED WATERS, Etc, T.
Goods will be offered at low prices and when for the country
NIB iy
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
9(n OQu6Ddltcr.

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dis:
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9nute uno Gtp Yfonncn, @rotPfonntr, &rlttliIn,
QGoffAtitn. Cti., rtt.
SbcCtrGacr unO QRojtcrS, ran 9NYThnii&Gn ju
ftjntn, in S,s uno tem EuBEno. @HtnfalI5 ron
octhfh,r 6crm unN ru(hilrenen our:rn YGttuns.
90Ieficrn uu9 Gobctn in GN5 unN Gt,1n
luemp, Ir outb 9yNftrn olI,in; Wcrf,tucjCSmcfTcrn
Stol, 0ctb unp @urhgrmcntrn iomm itrEr onorn
&orittit.
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Gdtyrtr SbaofitCyrgn ron rtn btltGu Nlonuf0tturGn
i. 2, 3 uno 4tIn0i0I gN,ITn.
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en-, Nrttu, Il. {. ~.
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sbncoer: unO 8t9cttjitu, etc, gum @t'tauf bu
8. uuo :. SdQrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
Scr ipD0lfctle
8atth0l}z Woft

ouf Der SfGbc ssitCn Der GGttoCr yriit rhnmHt Sd'
QCr uu0 6cd'6 gOIdtIt.
Die unterfhrieteuen tenohribtinen BIER
nit ibre Sreunoc unc Gin qccbrtC6 publlFum
i'm QuQemeintn, bab fis fcebsn einen trllden
uuo Iebr ausQcoebnttn 8Orrotb ouerIet
S3rettcr, Slnufen, 8nifcu, Sc1i'f
ling II. III,
fOpis fan iete Grt vcn 8uuDcIi, cas- ser
lanai merpcn mag, cjnqeIc9t boten, melds5
Ge 9PIcnnrn Gno al biutQen preilen ju rfrs
faufen.-S6r iebi9cr Stcf befttDt aus Gem
bclien uno uCruetmlfen in ibrtm SADIE une
Ge Idmsiteln Nd, cinen 70 Qntrn ArtltcI
Iiefsrn ,u f6nnen ais Der bette in oisier 9c~
oenS i'm Stance 1T 5u Iefern uno 5Wor 10
wcblfei( olS Ger wrhtftiItfe. Sie boten
cbenfaQs eincn Gtcf 9cfaiiontC5 crsr eurr's
8oubob auf Sono, su weldem ne beNrn-
ber8 Die Uufmerflomfeit be5 NutiIfum5 ju
tenfsn wtnfbCn.
sic loren o(lc Cin dn5uruft1 uno I5.Cn
@tof in Qu9cnftcin ~ nCtmcn, ebe ile
fon(luO faufen. benn Ee fubLGn utcrbeu9t,
bas rpenn ibr Siof cinmoi Qeftben muo, CT
nidbt ftbtcn fam Nb3ona 'u ftnoen.
9anfbar fur bi5Dsr Qcnr6.nc IitToie I'm
fsrnueuno, brffen itc curt puntgilte 8'cle'
nuno uno bluiQe Nr,Ie I'D frrncr cc1 Su:
trausn5 pe5 WubIitum5 wilrrjQ III MAIDEN
6. 4. unb q @. &c&.
3(usnfowr. Tuu 20, 1852. rqGw
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
RbelatGt0fiSlnt1uS.

g8ir erbolten td9i6 mrbr 3eu9niiIe cCn
BEN 5siltuqenoen Don Or. &on 8aum'S
9GOcmmatifG0er cotton.
Wet1onen. mel6e fbOu UieIs MjtteI aegen
GbeumatiSmus 9sbrouht boben, cerIidern
uns, po6 cbiges 9ans entftieoen eoS bette
unter a olen fur bic Seitun9 cieler ftmerBbaf'
trn 0taoe Iei. 3u boben beim @tOBen uno
Gleinsn i'm
g}utb uno Srtrisr.
w@@ @@tcbrbalter i'm eonoe metcen e5
Elm lsbr uelfdufi6er QrtiteI ftneent fpbaIo
beffen 8irffomtsit bsfanut IL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
SN0raerreOfsD3>cG'.
9Stni0lnin GDfhnldl1

matt ten @tnwobrern QQsntaun5 une
Dem pubIitum ubnbanpt odtuug6UOu Die
Nn'eiae, eos er bic 6ru. 8artolow une
scope, uter s. 0eieucr'5 StObr, ou80efouft
bat. uno Ih nun 9drSltb Der Daguerrean,
Nunlt miemen miro. Or 1T nitht mebr nit
8. Geb In Gefhiftsusr5inoung, frneern be-
trebt ciefe5 @efhdft auf ouein0e GiednuuQ
Inoem er orrQeteffe in Der Soquerrsantunn
in tieTcr Stact H. uno Gins Der olIerbefsu
Sn7rumenten Bat, unb nit al oen nsuern
Nubsferun4en cpfrirt. IN er i'm Stonte in
ieoer 0esiCbunQ oue Solhenoh pOllfOmma'
ncr 3ufierencbit bu beCienn weIdle MIN
iden ..
Gin fprrcfte3 NprtrGt
III boben. Gr ii fccben vOn pbiIacclpbtd
'urUfQcbrt nit eincm ou3srUdbIten Stpd
rpn Cafes uno MccouiOn5, uno Eacst btr
nit rie Camen uuo 6etreu i'm Ou9emeiurn
lum 3fuhe rim I'm fcns Gilcer unO QDaa
rem in QuQenfthein Su nebmen.
sS SniIruition in Der Gunfi rpho Cr'
tbcilt uno bendnois Elm Stod an @itp-
QrtiIcn sum @erfauf ouf &onO 9eboIten.
sS 8er0efIrt ben Srt nitt. I'm 8bc
mas Beicner'5 Strbr i'm 5weiten StO6'
mcrf.
Quentoun Sci. 10. ne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
GID &.

$50 @cren G;lo&. tt 10, 10 tci II, 10 net Il,
10 byi I3 u bd IG, uno onrIrs @ySFtn, III rtrtnus
Nv 8. unb 6. @dner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
9(n e Scf.I,i1r1d,cr

GGin nurrs erhotsr, Gin arc6Is NFtrtHncnt rcn
9Ncrrttc uuo %inrin0 2,cCr, eE0ttn, Shuhwrn. 6o's
,trnt GthuhndQd fror'&IihS 9mbters, unc cltbe ons
otrG 2(rtjtt ciI sum Scbubmobr9tIDitt 9ShSrtn-b't
.. unN 8. Sd0Cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
HcIc truS 9EirniS.

Sdl pcn allen Qrttn, octcdt uno rch STptnttn,
Tauart Ijrnj6 rcn icclr Nrt etn, II. + tr.-wro
oGt5 wrbfttI prtouit tct
.. unb Z. SdQer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
g@S @Sauleute ftDct bier!
Sin ncmrr &UrrntD
Darfe> TIaaarCga%

Ste llutuf6rietencn MAIDEN Dem putIt'
FUN biccurcb bcfonnt, co5 Fis frebcn einen
Qrosen Ginfauf pon Sortwoaren non Neu-
Dcrf unb WbilateIpbin erbaIten baben, be.
ifsbeno aus
S5auSfmrnifd,ino 2trtifcI, Gd)nciSs
m00rcn, autfcbensSrimIrinBS,
Sattrermoarcn uno Stub Sincin95 mel.
DIES oue8 an iebr riccWn Wrefen pertauft
mirb. Sic erfuhen to5 Nutlifum in cem
bsfanutcn g d0er'6 8 6rtw arcn lio5r
am 3ettcn te5 UmtOfc5 rin}utretsn uno 0h
5u hbcncuQcn co6 nein @cn3 erfport Gin
~en5 9cna&t" 1T.
s.. uub s, GG3cr,
Gdcntaun, Tprl 20. rQ-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
0ctrOGelaa2e
2(mcrifantitDrs SclSe1 Srtr
sin noturljhe5 Sei,mitteI aus elmer Naeue
in QQcQbcuY @aunp pcnn'. 200 SuB
unter Der Grrrbefddc.

Gin noturlite5 6simittd aus elmer Queue
in T0robsup &auntp Vcnnf. 200 SUP
unter Der @rrcberlddc.
6Htft Gub pcr Tali ihun9 6ElnS 1T ed)t
chn, p,n glamsu 9. 9N. Sttr ouf etn 6Iolbtn.
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IN SloIbtn 0cban QIroNt mtt III aus cT S-u'It IN 'T
Spnrt,r Erct htrrcrautlt cbnt eoE Cas @trln9t onu
orhan rNIr earcn Qcncmmrn nuo. < N!9I Smu''
;cn ihntlIr al6 tr9tnp cine Onotrs Ntvn e' ret CEN
Nubftumif uno pcimnr etlir NrtItd n''O 9'0Toun'
I,rrn, IN er pcn oGn Geutn oils Gins otr arHbhn 0ti
,,;ttd i,sio,r 3ut ocprtiIn Ucrotn. QTr 9tptnttn
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nitt 9luon,Tt ttpttiIu. 1Slt6 6UImttd, mInn g
sinio, 3yjt uno nab &crihrlft Srcwmn mWo' PNH-
0uifrn, TerfdImn9, Mbeumo!iSmu5, &etteI'
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8lcocrIhmey,, aIte 8uncen unc Sout
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uro l(usios in o(tn Gr0nthCttn mtht thr'n urprun9
IN r,rNrrhtnuu 3utancy ots Rtus uuo onctrn Slumo-
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sat io9t:
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bobrr, or rutrt Sie baUr btjAblcn. gcbr G@tunes'
non SIR Srcunp "''F' S'V'''
@ire ancere UnempfebIUn9 oc5 peno-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
wOIIo! mOllo!
Sa ftnb mlr Jest!

SceNsu nn9stcumtn zen 9lCu Wcrt nit eincr lrl'n'
rittu Yet non
Gommcrs uitb Ner6f f : SSo0reil
uihe in sdGnhsit uno giuqtett nidt occttu r2c,ocr
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bodCinrn Strbrhaus in SrtrItrstcrrn wcNitler rtr:
touf ol6 r0cnO Gin anberer Stohr Sa6 9ublifum III
OlicmoHtjh elraCiorcn oumruftn uno unitrn Nanm'lh
SGtrrIct in Nu0enrbein III nehmGn; oenr tb bin dter:
jIuat fs tInren nirbt hdftn. &c mUTn taufen. Die
QDauren murr IN Ciratauft gon etn Elcn fron5@NhCn
mo rmtt0ln empor2ur: oaur, 70 tSunt ihr cucb ollie
Gbyr5uGen, raF Die Sitter wrbfcit fub. Shr fncd
outb bct mir sjnen Gtcd Ertilc NlIiocr khr btIl9.-
Jit gEoarcn tc1chcr gum Shelf aus frNeneen:
600 StUde Qrints, rcn 3 tis 10 Gtutt.
100 ,, @orcle 81 Cain ron II ttS D Gtntt.
10 ;, Gtirsnc Sifucs ,ycn 40 bis G2a @lut5.
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30 b, Quwns, rru 8 ti5 l2b Gents.
40 J., GnjFoms, vrn GI bis l23 GcrtS.
20 ;, TGur Syirl, ucn 80 Cts. tts 81.
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10 @arrcls 3ud,r ~ 6ts.
4 CrHGftt j, g., Gmts.
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s
3 >, yulgJrTrtcr 3ucf,r. m 10 Gents.
10 QuemN Qorolcls ven l2b Gts. bls 81 90.
GbnfoU5 80 Gltts oustrhkue YathrrS O-uGElS
lvaortn, thr fvcbIftt II yirf0uf3n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
gine ancere UnempfebIun9 oe5 9eHo-
Icum5.
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reiicnScu ?lQcnrcn sum &crtauf ALrts petroleum
onasifsnt murprr, uuo GA mir tcfItrOtttcn cs moht
ni%t N ;dSneu ut1chcr, ruir QCupNnb pcr mrlthlph
SuGrt, ben reicube ?lae ten acmtn@"dl p[rt@utGm
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70 ruoutcn mir bcrmtt Stttn pEtenem % 60 I'll
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nnbmc rpo cs 0cpriIt murre al6b0lotde StlcnteruhS
msridoTf, bcipuOcrS 6et @dbnlcricn III orn @HepcrW
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hr in Srcicm 9duSCstNcl icbr Nr0trtcn INN phne
s1nsn,hrtr . hmcr;cn uuG Gi,itHWuilt III zen Glte
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tcn unS GlorctrnBr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
2SeSin9mn0ct1:

GubGcriptiou-Gin SbaIer brs Jdbrs.
Ssefamutmathnngeu wEroSn ;n ben bIN9itsn
preilsn ein6rrUdt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
GttCfcl rn0 StDu0e.

V1kEVTEI IIIIU NDlDNWt.
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iiil ~ wtouiIn.
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Z. 81. Sdau.
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Gg perfouft reifeno. - EeTet oo5 FOI9enoe:

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ilns iebr lies icin 0o td8h boflIr bet nns 1nNEra9t
miro. 9Str iue nidlt 9eruc aus une SDr aNsHl WY
te rns, SGE er in ieds 9GpnItcn etcleh SStH nIpt
neDr tpn,mcn werre q. unp u S0hlFFF'
Ser &uf III INNER nod: sic fummen!
e,reeuhelr, 6urou 50. obip, San IS.
Srr. g. 81. & lev gStrtber 9err. = 9or etna
c,s5,", Ird ctbr ?l0Cpt OuBenO SbreS locitmittis
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@SussI Gte mir 0cfGlt9R q 0ugenS, su bciorgen
S,rh q 80 Grelueu II. 50 9lcO 6GrcrL Suron 60.
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i'm 9sahHcBr tes patric.5 lu oFcnnWn - ie'pit oub
Girellars nit udbsgsr 8t;breiouaa ETC., ctlts oslmii'
tels uno nit prlcn Gsbrau56anws'iun8s Yrs's per
Slaihc, 80 Gents. 80
Gsptgmber II, 1851 nqlS
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MoRNINC; EDITIoN---.TuEsDAY ocropnn ~ 4ase

Senstcr Ps iasr cf Incsa next introduced to
thc meeting aud greeted with three chcers 1his rces
ing ne ssid prrsenteJ son. shch gsdGened his 'ssr
us would he hoped have Other or ,ortuni les 20 ae
tht before the Presidential election Gn1 Il 20 he would
araii bimslf or them Ths 0ce o. the mot import
snt political contests ir history IL the dcrnce rc party
fail in K would be failure 10 throughout
the land franklin Pierce no urves oertaia TO be
President Of The sed States Il Ire lived I'll tho secoud
dsy az November noAt The psrty united ana when
they they in majority. who doubts that Peau-
syiysnta will give her vote 70 franklin Fierce? Who
doubts that Ohio viii give her vote 70 him who doubts
that the vote Of my eatein6ana-win be given to
LiB. lie is perfectly certain Of the sotos OF penu-
fyIvans, Ohio iodiana Michigan aud Illinois. (Uhcers
There IL 6@sccson IN the democratic party
within tho limits Of the hitherto divided New York
Thcy chin IN solid column with dcteriin syoa
70 eicct silcr casdijate by such majority as wodi
sD The wg party low that not bubble would re to
mark where 10 Lad gole down.
Tho l'on Mr. HihARn, OF New uampshire. wis next
introduced Hc esld 10 ought 20 pesE Of this election
as e battle fought aad victory already aud ..
Ohio and lsdiapa Of the trienph which
they We're 20 gain In November
The Hon M,sE Wa the next speaker. In com
lsny wi his fisna Capt Ryndera, he had not he csid
bee invited 70 speak 70 night aod IN common wi Gen
Wabiidfe ha had been fianderod and viuperat~d IL
Gen. Wslbsidge bad been eohooied u the school
wiib him ana bad Little of hs Christian resignation
tlaughtor he would net he much detected
OF the attempts 10 UaiGn him. Gapblnsn aud ooerup-
Sitn were now about 70 be sEnay Iobaksd by to geeat
Ind progressive spirit Of the hmeTi,an people
cne two other speakers addressed tho meeting before
II brtke up.
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The ratification meeting of the democratic party took
place Last evening in Tammany Han to respond to the
recent nominations Of the party for county aud city
.ofacegs puEkuent to the folio .ipg ch -
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THE OLD TURNPIKE.

We hear no more of the Changing hoof.
And the stage.coach ra,thng by
For the Steam.King rules the. travelled world.
And the old Pixies left to die.
lhe grass grows over The flnty path, ttt
And the steal,hy daisies steal
Where once the stage. horse, day BY day,
Lifted his iron heel.
NO more the weary stage. breads
=, Inc Toll OF the coming morn; ,A
NO more the bustling landlord runs
Al the sound of the echoing horn;
fof the dust lies npon the road,
And brght.eyed children play,
Where once the claterng hoof and wheel
Ra,tled along the way,
no more do we hear The cracking whip,
Or,he strong wheels rumbling sound;
And ah! the water drives us OH,
And an iron.horse is found
The coach stands rusling in the yard,
And the morse has sought the pow;
We have epanned the world with an iron rail,
And the Steam King rules us now
The old turnpike ia pike no more,
Wide open stands the gate
We have made us road for our horse 10
stride, ...-......
Which we ride at a flying rate;
We have filed the valleys, and leveled the
hills,
And iunneled the mountain side
And round the rough crae's dizzy verge,
Fearlessly now we ride
On-on--on with naughty front
puff, a shrek, and bound;
While the tardy echoes wake too late
To babble back the sound
Andathe old pike road is left alone,
And the stagers seek the plow;
We have circled the earth with an iron rail
And the Steam-Kmg rules us now