davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
y. q. Morgan, bookseller,
posT-oFFIoE BUILDING,
AGRICULTURAL BOOKS.

coLEMAN,s EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE vols.
| TIE FARMERS LlRRARN--?$Ncs. .54-S
| CoLEhAN'S PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE AND RURAL ECON
ONLY.
STEPHENS HOOK OF THE FARM vols.
THE FARMERS GuDEBy H. Stevens and rrof Norton wells
/ SKINNER ON AGRICULTURE vols
| ALIENS AMERICAN FARM Book g-=
| THE KITCHEN GARDEN INSTRUCTOR
| COMPLETE GARDENER AND FARaiEH--By Fesserden.
/ GARDENERS FARMERS DICTIONARY.
sANToN's RURAL HAND hookcon'aining Richardson the
Horse Dog, Honey bee Pests Of tho Farm, Dome site Fowls, th'
1 Cow, otc.
4 J0lINSON'S DICTIONARY OF GARDENING.
4 FRUIT GARbEN-By Berry.
/ AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN DIRECTORY.
GUIDE TO THE Culture of American
4 Fruit--By Floy.
| THE FARMERS MASuAI.-By Il. Fakner.
i THE FARMERS CYCIorEDA OF MODERN AGRICULTURE.
SUGAR PLANTERS NANuA4-By Evans.
JoINsoN's LECTURES ON PRACTICAL Al RlcuLTuRE. 4
i SOUTHERN AGRICuLTuRE-By Adam Beatty.
| afealAHoN'S AMERICAN GARDENER.
4 AMERICAN HERD HOOK
i MINERS AMERICAN BEE.KEEPERS' MAMMAL 5.
AMERICAN POuLTRY-By c. NJ. Betnent.
i THE AMERICAN REFORMED CATTLE DoCTolt-l vol.
i on THE FOOD OF ANlNIALS-By II. Thompson.
TIE AMERICAN BIRD FANCiER-1 vol
4 THE AMERICAN SIIErIERD-By L. A. Msrreli.
i CANFlELD On SHEEP
i RANDALLs SHEEP HUsBASDRY.
4 YOUATT ON THE HORSE. #--.
| ALIENS DOMESTIC ANIMALS,
| DISEASES OF DOMESTIC AN1MaIS4-lNS. C8ll
i MASOS'S FARRIER AND STUD HOOK. - ~
4 HISD's FARRIER AND STUD BOOK.
Il Y0uArT THE FIG. 9io45l.
4 STEWARDS STABLE ECONOMY.
rcaking Training
i PETzfoLDr's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
/ cHAPIET'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
| MpitfpN7S ELEMENTS OF SCIENTIFIC. CHEMISTRY &
4 AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY by Lolnsou.
4 ALLEN RURAL ARCHITECTURE.
1 DoWNINt'S COTTAGE RESIDENCES and rAGE GROUNDS
i THE VILLA GARDEN Ell-~ly IAsnlon. 57a q
| ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY iorsEs-Ry Downing
| GENERA OF THE PLANTS OF THE OMITTED STATES vols
i BREEkS BOOK OF FLOWERS.
| ltORE ON THE CULTIVATION Or TIE CRAZE.
4 RURAL ECoN0Mf@By George Law, Agrir turist,
TtiERnSt ITS HISTORY, Culture BY s. II. ateer, vol
riiEFARA,ERS' LAND MEAS RE-ShGyns
tents Of land taken yards ny james Fet Edio
Of the Farmers Cabinet.
THE FIELD BOOK or SPORTS.
FRANK FpRRESTEH'S FISH AND FISHING. a.
TIE COMPLETE PRODUCE REcKoNER.
1 EEWlSs HINTS TO SPUETsMEN
~ In addition y eabove the suhfter haH han
stock Of MsGELlNNEo BOOKS comprising History ioyfir'y
Travels Scientific ma Poa Works Novels, lie receives,
aeon as issagd from tie ali tie latest Works
81 Orders from the unty prompts attended 10.
iara asgplW Il. G. MORGAN s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

Hoes Lust Fast Press, with eight cylinders Just com
pleed for the Philadelphia Ledger put operation
at the establishment Of the manufacturers in New York
last week when It made between u 600 10000 impress
sons per hour The Messrs Hoe have nearly completed
another press Of the description the Ledger In
fact the contract that the two to be made 50
exactly alike in every particular eysry bolt hot piece
part Of each fitting the part Of he others that
case Of breskof both PRESSES at the time unless
both were to broken in the place thny could sill
make perfect press Of the two
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

The California trade Of Boston for the ppesesent year
is one hundred ships to San Francisco Most
the ships have been and magnificent clippers c great
Tonnage and the finest specimens of
thu world Seventeen ships up for San Francis
CO. The vessels from Boston mostly treighted and
very few reioadng the owners account. Their
goes consist Of infinite variety of neutrality-suspicious.
lumber clothing domestic manufactures Ct all kinds and
foreign goods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
Local Intellipeuce,

CHARITY HosftfAl-The following IS the
statement q this institution for tl% wceS ending Sat
uFlas fFhnlns last ADMISSIONS 99 Peaths T. Dis
GRFsed -t4 ihere are 9Ss persons remaining IN the
SNOkft.=-Some anxiety WIS created in the st
Ghare Theatre last evening Just previous to the com
mnneement Of the performances BY the sudden filling of
the h5use with dense smoke strong impregnans the
atmasf erc With tIr reBinouS 0nr of burning nine The
eSctelnent was however aIaycd by the qlie an
Old Sol thnt pr0ceeip from he cnnk
ing apartment OF the coffee house next door
onloc Yesterday afternoon ,,na, tb ~
cIsifey charged With having 9taen !, aat fran Jn.e,
HHwit
F4l,esr- Dts45pIiar Il, }3t,,5t,=- E,tI. Fr,,i.
Garter Is titif .rf4st for haYins On Sat5r,, ycnn4
Grone stripped ANA crtiely rnpesspnled lis
son Theinass
$50 - otpltz " = ttlih @N oitGIaGth,
~ 1taNlsf street was enteFt6 II" a ia houf Oh
8te04 ils ~ L AAta 1Ss9f tniehl3 consisting o. %
M in yn,1 NJ ,2u6 t.kcn t11rss,, . ,' : - ~,
htp, nhtHIe y tht noie a. IA ,fhn wprf Inc ,,ra M
| tors of Ills hold robbery
5S,,, ,,,i4,, W. t1 t,,,1t..t
- 49,; i. olu slle les'l19 ~ ,,ie
First District that William v right Vas arrested in De-
been accessory 20 ie $tahbln% o u man named hilip
VT VT f9'Gd h4l asr&fta'h t'lfh"f particulars IN THIS
assaas
HISTf Rf.ANGE@ElwHfl Short was arrested
At o.efocE. on sataf,!av nthf. In e4ap, trtet for
abusing John Higgins anil his wife and disturbing The
pe"t.s u t'.s't 1ssess
lIOESERREA KER-i0lln Kenny was arrest C1
hy NeIntyre at II o'clocE saturlaT ah IL, 15r,.,I.
street charged with varraney breaking into house md
abusing the officer
n,3 ~ .=lsS=, -
NJ VI tiesteS' ~ y
A VI. ~ 't t ~ slee ny oleeer iit4Gs nna
e.' y is,Nins st.eh ~ iFoa \ nun nansl leHi M
III 'i M - I'LL ~ W. tt'E i'iut previous
= ~ s,,,.. " = II " I, y - @ - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
UsiHtSs III lHt NahVhEhlHI HIdrh9IsIa7
British Ministry.
Very Latest from Liverpool
COTT0N STILL BETTER.
Havre Cotton Market.

From oaI Private Correspondent.
LIVERPOOL December 10
There has been improved demand for Cotton since
the Canada left and the sales OF the four days sum up
2000 bales OF which 5cu0 have been taken ior specu
ton and 1000 for export Prices have advanced I'D for
descriptions and today Fair Orleans quoted
Il "a, md Mddling at SID per ID
Flour continues depressed, and quoted at 2ss 8i9
2ss 81 per bblfor Western Canal and Ohio brands Corn
is lower with sales of Yellow at SIS per quarter Lara
has been dull, and is quoted at COS per cwt.
Money Market.
The London Money Market continues easy aud consols
are quoted at 1Q0l6 fa10olt.
Havre Cotton Market.
fiWRE. DECEMBER T.
There has been good demand iii the Cotton market
during the last three days prices have been rmer al
though there IS 10 4uoable change the claspgrates
Franklin and Asia
NEw ioRK, Sunday Evening ST ii. Jan 9
The iayre steamer Franklin arrived here this morning
trom Southampton, ria Halifax,
There are no tdings Of he Asia upto this hour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

RuLsoAn ArepEsr-A dispatch from Madison. Ind
dated the 24th ult,, says z=
The bridge Pleasant Run, the Madison and
aiauannlis Railroad gave way this morning, freight
engine with ten box cars passing The bridge
and cars were entirely swept away, An engineer fire.
and another man, named Horace Bacon missing
The Bridge over Iaw Greek this side Of Columbus has
also been carried away by the floods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
Day and Roaraing school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS MD, pts,

CONDUCTED By MRS. M d. DtMLTRy
Es The classes of tbs above school wilt be a6rmol MnHpAy
next, January 8. I'LL.
ftngrd superficial instruction.
questionable pppvy, adopted Strict attention wri
the physical welfare 10 thu moral auas atl ii
myntof he pupil.
The Institution sets tse advantages o' The charming Of is ru
language,
Apply ppteog, ty letter. tie Ins'ne Tlvo4I CIRCLE
South east setion. ~ fvaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

WRErs OF !. BGlrsH SrEAMER.-A Baltimore dispatch
of the 18th ult says Advices from Norfolk (Na state
that the British steamer Mountnneer from Liverpool for
New York totally lost Christmas day near Gurr-
lex Inlet The crew however We're saved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

The pit boys in the Cincinnati theatre by way of demo
cratcay burlcluing the Of lognettes in the dress
circle adopted the use Of two mineral bottles tied together
with string with which they the house in the most
grave and interesting manner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
TELEaRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
NY tbf soatbrrn Einr.
-Four Days Later from Europe Arrival Of
the Pacific Cotton Improved Bread
stuhs Declined Interesting General

1FIWH' - 38@7 #70. #5@ I5IT #-
new 1ehkt satutaa5t Jan, y 1925
INC oelens steamer faciae arrived al het wharf to.
DAY az l-oeloes aeeF passage Oh ~ days rem 's'r-
p''. "uths Mht'h ss shsou'e1ea series q keFfins
gss ea pF'pss ifefPool cafes 70 ehe lsth peeshhts
louf oaS iatef tna e aeao0lts nengns toe eanaaa
t"' te''g' i's - !. .e'A.'''9 " ~. n."'.
a-iVetpool MafRets
LIVERPOOL, Dee y
- oua'o ~ oe'so ~ peeh issne uoues'tt sipe'
.u' u SUE ean'oss VI 'he iin aust anu tn
s "a ny steu BUSINESS uays nave nut eNoesoea 7oVv
~ .'e' ous N y .i'osn ss'es 49, 'as'i =
ss'o,uas ~ " usn'4na in'pro'sa q ho"aas -,
"a. sa,n
- a., -, ,is.,s ~
COCO 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

DEArn Lear OF A SHETLAND FowLEu-A daring rock
man had made aandng safely but the rope he about
to fasten slipped from his hold and oscatel into empty
air There what Mr. Puff, in the Critic calls
"situationt Hopeless Imprisonment in the bowels Of
precipce, until death from hunger should release him
moment Of hesitation and he was lost forever The
within the chance Of graspng the second and hope
was over 1t came the desperate man was ready, he
marked it with his eye. and measured the point at which
its oscillation inwards would terminate The moment
came the fowler sprang desperately into the air grasped
the ail rope It trembled it swept from his reach
iorcver-and he was saved tMaxwells Highlands and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

THH HEALTH OF MINDEN.-The Minden Clap Herald
states that the smallpox which dreadful disease broke
out in that place time since has almost entirely dis
appeared that it is confined to one family alone.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

&a> Agrecably to previous notice. meeting
81 Tie Wings ha Fourth Representative held on sur
ay lie conf STREET SERANpA fer tht purpose 81
neaaatnga candidate for the HOUSE Representatives.
oa mvie7 William Miet appointed Ptesiipn
nupessiS, Secretary.
pane'}onet Jue s. sgNtt tie rqpnaon postponed wi Wsss
dry night ueAt the 9Th wbrh every Wig 4rtc.l
TO Observation-Disclosures WNl. MILLER fl4s don't
j. ", pgrIkss's s4eteGtry. lang
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

We under obligations to the clerks Of the steamer
II. r. W HILL Norma and susquehanna, for up rive
papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

The foreign commerce. Of our lake ports is Of much
reimportance than IL generally supposed During the
year endiug July 1851 it amounted $3.50 900 and for
the year ending July 1852 to $4,000 This shows
crease Of 100000 about "A per cent in year and
but eleven ports given the less important being
omitted While the foreign of these ports thus
increased the of the Atlantic ports decreased
very materially.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

Az otp NfSsrArER.rhr last number of the Ports
mouth a. it) Gazette completed its ninety Gghth year
IT is thu Oldest newspaper published in the State and
with one execution the Newport Mercury the oldest
New England if not in tho country. On the LIST instant
it commenced its year entire new dress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

hrsy,--It is estimated by article in DeBow's Re
view that the trade Of Japan with this country if she
opens her ports. will be worth than S2oooo0Goo an
nually This IS than the entire value Of the annual
exports Of the United States to Great Brtau The popu-
la0n is put At 50ooo00o The empire consists Of three
thousand eight hundred and fifty Islands lying off the
coast of China, having of about equal to that
Germany including Prussia and Austria about times
that Of the State of New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

GLosE OF INTERCHANGEABLE North river steamboats,
have nearly all been laid up for the winter and sta
ted that there boats running above Kingston N
Y in consequence Of the river having frozen and
the cn being too strong for the beats to make any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

Nh, fHtMoHt-The Salem az - Standard. speaking
Of Nr Fillmore says that in two short months his term
of office expires, and that probably retired
from he Executive Chair since Washington, who left
few acts to be condemned whose services have been
highly appreciated by patriotic of all parties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

NORWEGIAN LErRosr.--A letter written by james G.
Richmond, for Evangelical Catholic dated Bergen
Norway Sept 90 says that the Oriental lepros1 as de-
scribed by Noses exists at this moment in Norway In
addition TO lenrosy house established some centuries
ago the Government has recently built hospital the
first that the world ever knew for the of eprosy
The dieease Is confined almost exclusively to the western
coast Of Norway and the number of lepefs nearly
in fifty The writer adds, that it is from the western
coast that the emigration to America takes place and
pain Norway IS that the disease will show itself among
these emgrants in this country and probably become
pesent dsepsc IN the Western States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
in rHH CONSOLIDATED grrY OF NEW oRLE&N,
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8. 1862.

MI. JOHN G. WIRE is the only agent Of this office df
supplying friends the river with the Crescent W.
trust they will favor u.s. through him. with liberal orders
for our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

Late adyicss from Port Prince receiyedat New York
state that the yellow fever still raging drcadfuy
Upwards Of fifty Americans had died
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

The steamer Southerncr. running between Charleston
and NewYork is now owned entirely in the latter city
and the Courier learns that she is to he withdrawn from
the line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

THE MASSACHUSETTS LAND sArs.It is said that the
Govornor - Massachusetts, s refused to ratfy the salt
III the public lands lying in the State of Mime
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
River News.

1 cu.,.,,, ~,
"etRke the following the from the Louisville papers 81
The Royal Arch. a new boat from Pittsburgh arrived
1 here yesterday.
| New Orleans tradS
The Wabash river is in excellent payisa,le order and
boats are running between irr1e H8atc and Lafayette
/ 1hesmai steamer w IL Day owned hy las Car1wtll
run asahst u liathoat ana SUNK, on Iaesday night IN fhc
Sasbrile phe Da ,yas n hi faf NM, IN ia3
Mr. Swan thu President of th,. raltiuer. oiIr,ad y
postponed the opening Of the toa to Wheeling to tin
loth Of January This has been done in order o have
nsGV ne ro anu brlns my passengers 70 lou1s-
likely to br The onIy haat rag II I'M ~
Thera ar. no,r IL ths @,.ss " oi5t Fn,f;o - p:.4
bnrgh eight steamers of the largest class wuujur in
length from 2oo to SO feet with width Of beam run
thae hoa 's Ib - e oe 10 90 see e es" cost
~ can't James Wood for Mjssissnti rfy,r
By Capt Jacobs .......l
" Capt hount1 Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet.
n y NY NJ t III ~ su'n mli
/ By cant Reilly for Mssissinn river - !
| by capt Trace. Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati packet
- II faisa Ssn1es
bsrs Of small ones in nrorres* '''s ''t'
! rh. d l,is t1i;,,. ~, 58s.t
/ ~, 49,, ~ 49, 8 ~ - wv
me ffsf opposite was rising slowly yesterday aud free
u ~ rue lRst bnas up ffom hfo# reported fi& and It
ha % sven iret water on the bars from c#tu 70 thu
/ city
/ We indebted to The clerk of the frnno9 Lexington
1 Ter tnusyills papers
/
/ PnEsfar,rlos of 4 BsSYfx Yesterday m9rnips lh4
| ,3na .n,,n,,, t ana A.,i, r,i,1i, a6,,,3,.,1+i u
Captain A. Defhes turned out ia full dress ia Jackson
saoafe Tor ING purpose 81 receylng9n elegant stand st
ee'ofs sent 70 them from Paris frtnet The ceienonez
Of the presentation aud acceptance conducted III
most graceful manner after which tho company marched
under tae olds ot their new bnaer totheir QUARTER
Wletf, utter a tme they dispersed
,.....z,z n.... -
tssSi'en aoasS e''es''3
~, y -, ~ r y E q ~ mn
s's Wy NV " e1le e''i
t;,, " "sA. ''Ne'no's sne
.o1 W. 80. .s.ss - ~
~ ~ vs. r.
R,z,zK.. M,,,ss.. ls.,,.z.
49, l9f.A 49, :: Gt"f
..!t : - .'esa "s1 s'ess U e'nf
10. 'a9se Nio aee s1lsase9 III tGty
and traitrs5 the following nudge II amy 10 in
ereduous 10 doubt its rthfuneSs let them glance nj
our ADVERTISING columns and then o; nj th,
80 - 80 ~ 100 'e ei'e ptSoieti'N
.It
II u does not answer 70 dn6ble lightly in The matter
w. wy y W.T. eSlaet g Sash il3 ltnds tF Tipping
% up IN ~, Watstt is % give ms btsihess IL sensible
HI Y t.le aaSsIlislnE nv tr'ls way ana tue
-, Nv, e ~ ny ~ iDeta 9uftr,t2inst Ahu lAtH
II tl ny iiit Mt1ee spt'R little ume ana png7
H.. ~ W., s IN you as FEE itsf viii Pc
l upe II, l,ai. ne eh VINO norSt up. might afola
e pi9iut MN ts'ts Fotls event. ~ aFlli4 To the nfih-
the mad far sa9i, and otbc f .s''a up III
the foolish men Who ray Tor those Injuries rich and
Portable Try it and see..'
M,s,x n..,.z,,55 ,,.S 5.,ss.. man,
'"t fsi'9fl'iA aisJ0t ear9e"fs
hence for Ef9zos St. Jase went ashore Padre Island
eight miles from kraz9s On The nigh z the 9lst nit
ihe steamef 9fanpns went e hff aia and afterthro@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

We are indebted to Capt Cooper of the steamer Com
promise, for election returns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

~ See First Page for News md interesting lteius
and Fourth Page for Poetry and story.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
Mail Through.

MONTH, January ,.
The Eastern mail has arrived here, bringing dates from
New York and Philadelphia of the 10th aud 9Th Decem
Der; from Baltimore and Washington If the eth and
18th and from Charleston Of the qth aud 0thas late
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03
Married:

On Saturday JanntH Ivy thr Rev Dr. w A. Sco
ice Of M T. blesiarnier, DR.. CHARLES E. kELES OF hi
city, and NJ AGttS4AH COOK, OF New York.
~ New York papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

WINTER TnAsElIhe Chicago papers state that the
suspension of navigation Las made but little difference in
the amount oftratel through that city any Their no.
tells crowded aud all continues hustle and animation
The railroads in daily operation have caused this result
and introduced Of trade and business into that
city when heretofore the congealed waters OF
the North had placed upon travel and its peri
odieal lllietus. -----.-. .-.-.- ---..---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

CuRlots srtepe.-Alrs. Ann Reynolson, wife of Nh.
George Res aoldscr. Of Dubuque Iowa died Sunday,
the 9th ult in consequence Of deliberately drinking
quantity Of boilin; water the day previous Mrs r.
about % years Of age and the mother of two children
The secondchd but week old at the time Of her
=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

We under obligations to the clerk Of the steamer
Hungarian for late Cincinnati papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

FLoR,pk The subject Of removing the State Capitol
under consideration in the Florida Legislature. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

ST. CHARLES THEArRE,--An overttowiug house On Sat
urday night to witness the comedy Of The Love Chase
MISS Julia Dean as Constance fine bewitehng oyernheln
ing (High comedy is her tortc) Maggie in IpIarq M
70 snuif and SO likewise Mark Smitlthe universal Ia
tndlnous Mark, In Sir p Fodose All the rest SO so
save do'o Green, whom grown somewhat fat Il is ra
mored, Will do Falstair soon! Hope 20. pom on!
word
Last night, good bill Julia Dean as ad.ae De Bar in
'oo ana great expectations! Went early to get good
seat-no gQ-seat taken niger in the pit stopped ami
came hore in miserable good humor to write this notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

we would call the attention Of eitizens to The
vertsement Of Mr. Ira Divo the proprietor and Prime,
pal Of the English and Classical Academy in prytani
street between Thaa and Erato streets The institution
IS tine one, aud the evening classes which Mr. piyol
about to form, afford valuable opportunities 10 those vha
are prevented by business from attending the day school
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

The FAcIrics AccousTs.-Our commercial readers viii
be glad to find in teegraphc column this morning,
the accounts by the Collins steamer Pacific SO long de-
ayed and so anxiousy expected The steamer arrivtdn
New York yesterday Sunday at tempestu-
Gus passage of just seventeen days Her commercial
counts at this moment Of unusual interest Instead
Of decline in the Liverpool Cotton Market many
tcpated, there has been improvement amounting
sd. p h. for some qualities, AMI better demand eub-
sequen to the arrival Of the ASIA the steamer the
December which carried out intelligence of large md in
creasing receipts from the interior which considered
as Indications Of very large crop If these account
failed to produce the depressing effects that expected
we would suppose that few would indulge in appre
tensions Of further decline for some time to come
-
AMusEMENTs-St Charles Theatre--the tragedy of tie
italian Wife, Banca Faro, Miss Julia Dean Guala
Fdzio, Mr. Maggie, and the comedy of the Morning CALI
Orleans TheatreR ossni's grand opera Of semirams
American onettis Animals
Odd Fellows Hall,-C Campbell Ministries,
Commercial Exchange-Y gallery Of statuary
Dan Rce's Menagerie and Musuem on ST. Charles
street. near Poydras
Whitbeck's Circus, opposite Perddo street on St
Charles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

One box remains to be heard from the above vote for
Governor includes this box by adding each the nmbr
of votes given at the Presidential election Moiorty5r
Railroad Tax, 14o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

hlecneS RfrpHSs,=-We have Received election
returns from thu interior but asst regular jug han
die business, NIL on side We have come to the con
clusion that Col Hehert is to be he next Governor and
think that details arc decidedly embarrassing 10 whi
friends We art eonident that democratic nnes tce
anxiety as to thu result
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

We requested to state that the remainder Of the
articles at the Fair held at No l5 Union street by the Ia
dies for tho benefit Of the eeorea orphans viii he said
snaitan this evening,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-03

IHk eAMpRELL MlNs1RELs.-In consequence Of The nj
most universal desire hear these innitabe m;nstre
they have made arrangements to remain at Odd Fellows
Hall during the present week They offer one Of the hst
bills Of the season Tonight and expect to sec the m
hlled 70 Its utmost canacity