New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-16
City Intelligence.

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City Intelligence.
THE ORDER THE IioNE STAR. Professor kINgEL,
delegation of the Order of the Lone Star wearing their
gtterng stars the left breast with their sashes aud
banners. proceeded yesterday, under the direction of
President j. L. Carmnn of No 2 and OF DR. Wren Pres-
dent of the Parent Division tender their respects
DR.. Kinkel the great German Patriot aud Republican
The interview held in the paror of the st Louis Ball
Room where the delegation formed into circle and Dr.
Kinkel was introduced
Alexander Walker who had been selected the speaker
of the Order, addressed the Professor as follows
Doctor Kinke-By the designation of the order of the
Lone Star of this State devoves upon to tender to
YOU their welcome city, and their kindly sympathy
in the in which you are embarked Our Order
upon the basis of recognition of the duty Of American
citizens to aid by all proper modes the dissemination and
establishment throughout the world of those great poti
cal truths to which our liberty and our greatness
We hope organization to combine and concentrate
this feeling in efficient form, We limit sympa-
thies and desires by no national boundaries disnc
tons Wherever man Is oppressed; wherever despetism
the feet of military power there do our sympathes,
hopes kindly aspirations gather to cheer ami
mate and lnygorate our pfethre 10 strive Tor liberty
and democracy.
The style Of our expresses its character 1t rests
upon the principle the solidarity of mankind so ably
enforced by the distinguished Magyar WHO'S sharing
the hospitality Of nation. We seek to make all
tons and people in Liberty Republcanism and HUI
mainly Hence designation of Lone Star The Lone
Star under which destiny cast is the Star of Repub
licansn whose rays hope to dfused throughout
the globe Illuminating its dark corners and filing with
cheerful hope the oppressed hearts OF the people.
We recognize an able ardent devoted apostle in
the to which order is consecrated We in
you bold champion OF the democratic principle land
which possesses peculiar charms upon land that
has contributed so largely to our own national advance
ment by adding many thousands to our population of
of truest and most reliable citizens We pray
for your success. The Lone Star will indeed, shine
brighter and broader when along the classic banks of the
Rhine and through the vast empire of Germany the ri-
colors of Republicansm shall in triumph and glory
God never made people better fitted for all the duties of
Republicansm than the German The passions of
have too long thwarted his DEGREES 1t must be
realized in the entire emancipation of the German States
For the early contamination of this design and for
your success in promoting it, well for your
personal happiness beg DR. kinkel in the of
Order tender you ardent hopes at the time
that you that your coming to city welcomed
by none population with kindly feelings than
by the Patriots of the Order Of the Lone star.
Dr. Kinkel in reply addressed few remarks full of
patriotism and zeal in behalf of the great doctrine of
propagatng freedom and democracy He dwelt upon the
position Germany giving her almost the of
all the revolutionary movements in Europe and declared
that in the rapidly approaching contest between monarchy
and repubcanism the German States would the lead
In such contest they hoped to have the aid and SYM
pathy of the United States who would not be able to
Indifferent spectators in such issue. Events were
rapidly hasening which would compel them change
their policy and be propagaudts well lovers
supporters of freedom and republcansn lie happy
find organization in this country basis
sistept with what he regarded duty republicans
and friends Of freedom lie trusted that the Order
which had offered such distinguished courtesies to him.
would place itself in full communion with the republican
party in Europe 1t natural that they should desire
first rid their country of all yestiges Of European
oppression but their views would doubt extend also
to all the republican movements in the Old World
Dr. Knke concluded by rendering his gratitude to the
delegation the attention paid TO him, amt pledge
of their cordial sympathy he grspcd the right hand Of
the President and of the several members Of the dele
CATION
After conversing together for time the delegation
proceeded the Rotnda below. where it formed into
line with Dr. knkel in the centre when the President
desired the members to fill their glasses for bumper
| Or Kinkel which drunk with enthusiasm
The delegation then after bidding farewell to the sub.
| iect of their courtesy, broke up and separated.
in the First Municipality well executed poster printed
in large capitals which, emitting reads as follows
Circumstances that have occurred within the last few
1 DAYS render it imperative that should pronounce -
| n coward and u scounlrel (signeO -
Fnr-A fire broke out yesterday morning at half past
five O'Clock the upper story Of the residence of Genera
Thompson on the corner of Basin and Custonihouse
streets and before the could subued every thing
above the first story destroyed The furniture in tht
lower part the house mostly saved in good cond
ton the books and papers and vauabes gener
ally Still the loss is very considerable The house be
onged to the General and understand insured
The family of the General except his servants foru
natey absent at the north those in the house had mar
| row escape with their lives.
JACKSON SquARE.-This beautiful Park is complete
in its arrangement and fitting up and constitutes
| the greatest ornaments of the city. Beautiful it
is it will continue yearly to gather attractions fo
the slender plants that grace the borders of it's walks
generally of those kinds whose beauty increases witt
their age They generally of choice selections and
have mostly peculiar fitness for the place that they
| cupy.
| We noticed yesterday the finishing touch to the orna
of the Square in the erection of the four statues
that been especially prepared for it, These tn,
of the four of which placed
on its pedestal Immediately behind each of the iron
tees in the different angles of the Square The statue ir
the northeast angle represents the lovely spring 1t is
female form with rather full drapery, claspng with the
| right cornucopa filled with flowers holding in the
| left hand wreath also of flowers.
Summer. also in female senblance, occupies position
in the southeast angle The drapery of the figure i,
scaut. Her right hand holds sickle. while her left il
| filed with rpened ears of grain.
Autumn, in the southwest angie leans upon the trunk
of tree around which is twined vine bearing grapes
In her right hand she holds bunch of grapes and with
| with her left presses book to her bosom.
| Winter stands approaching in the northwest angle
figured man burdened with years, The drapery i,
full and drawn closely to the body conveying the impress
| sion of severe cold in the most perfect manner.
| The execution of all these figures is good The att
tudes graceful and truthful and in only did
detect fault Of any Importance We thought the pos
ture of Autumn wanted ease,
Altogether. consider jackson Square with its
| iliares, as comforting credit upon our city.
A MuRpER DAsr-.James FORSYTH was Yesterday ar
raigned before Recorder Caldwell charge having
shot Mrs. Bugg in Columbus. Ga. the I'd instant
He pleaded not guilty and the Recorder ordered him
he committed for future examination II objected
by counsel that the Recorder had right commit tC
prison charge like this entirely unsupported by
evidence The Magistrate referred counsel to the First
District Court where he had doubt an application tol
writ of hGbas corpus would receive consideration Foi
his part he intended keep the accused in custody
der the affidavit Of the Police officer who arrested hun
until evidence could be gathered touching his
until ordered to release him by court of superior
| jurisdiction.
According to the Columbus papers The murder
| Of especial arocity.
| oCrR.GE-Many Ann Dyke alleges oath that on
Monday last she engaged go the premises of
John Burgoync, in Robertson street between Cont and
Bienve that in the afternoon when desired
she forciby detained and locked up in by the
| said then ont