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THE UNITED sr.aTEs ssEA:4roR

We have lately been reading the graphic de-
scription of the greatest political drama Of
modern times--the French Revolutionary NJ.
Theirs; and we are fully persuaded of the truth
of the frequent remark, that the history of all
ages is pretty much the same The events of a
hundred years are but repetition of the same
grasping ambition of kings-the struggles for
the ascendency of parties--the same recklessness
Of wright or wrong--the same obtuseness of con.
science--the same disregard of plighted faith,
of the most solemn oaths of the century which
preceded
Such was our conviction as we pored over
thepages of the French historian; and the events
atour State Capitol within the last few days.
have only tended to confirm it,. A slight glance
1t the history of France during the revolution
Of 80 will illustrate our position.
=, 1t is well Known that in the earlier DAYS of
the National Assembly, those, who in a few
years after rode upon the whirlwind Of 93--the
great ministers of the reign of terror--were dis
tinguished chiefly for their advocacy of modera-
ton. No one more than Robespierre shrunk
back with unaffected horror from the scenes of
which he was afterwards the presiding genius.
It is true there we're not wanting men, even at
that early period, who could look upon the euil.
lofine with as much complscency as upon hen
roost, or, perhaps, kneel before it with as much
enthusiasm as does the deyotee before the GROSS.
But all such were yet in minority and dared
not show their hands. In few short years they
were 70 become the s'lords of the ascendant"
Their mode of proceeding, in order to carry
out their nefarious projects, was very uniform,
and just at the present moment, may be worth
reverting to.
First, then, some miserable, dirty sheet
Marats, for example - brings forward the
scheme. Every high minded, honest statesma,
Is at once shocked at the ideas suggested
few days elspse, when some irresponsihle N
her ventures to repeat the suggestion mtle han
Of the National Assembly. 1t is received with
ominous silence. Next, the Jacobin Club takes
It up, and soon the table of the Assembly IS
flooded with petitions from the members Of that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

hIoRE CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-The Sierra Nevada, fine
steamship has been added to the Nicaragua line in
Pacific. The company in negotiation for two
rst-cass ships, and will establish tr-monthy line
between New York and San Francisco taking the Daniel
Webster from the Neworeans line aud putting her the
line between York and San Juan The increase in travel
between California aud the Atlantic renders these
enlarged facilities necessary 1t is stated that the
pany have realized profit of about $4,000 each trip
Of the steamships since they took possession The Noar
aqua Company is about to make up mail by each of
their steamerwe presume at the rate of postage
Government receives by the other route Mr. Vanderbilt
viii it is understood the Presidency Of the
company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
Legislative Proceedings.

UAl0N HVI0E1 ttOFUlIy
In the Senate to-day-Mr Griffin offered joint
resolution to go election for senator the
sideration Of which was postponed until tomorrow
In the HouseMr King, Of st. Landry offered reso-
luton that committee be appointed to correspond with
the Authorities Of NewOresn ascertain whether they
will furnish the Legislature with suitable buildings in
the Seat Of Government be removed there
Mr. Herart from the Committee Eurolments, offered
resolution empowering said committee to employ two
clerks with the French language, pI-
ring the discussion Of this resolution angry debate
arose between Mr. Parhau and Mr. Hunt Mr. Parhaui
said that Mr. Hunts remarks untrue and in reply
ing Mr.. Hunt called Mr. Parham foul ealumniator.
Pending the excitement the House adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

THE fFFopBo,H.Dsn Rice is continually bringing out
something and pleasing and his audiences each night
convincing proofs that his entertainments pleas
ing Last night the splendid spectacle of the Tourpa
ment Dream of ChiVslry was produced and it seem
ed to look magnificent than ever. Dan Rice, to-
geher with Rosston and Murray appeared in negro char
acters, in entitled Plantation Sports and they
made fun than have enjoyed in a long time
Professor Carl the Hercules of the age appeared in some
of his wonderful fat and he excited universal admira
ton He should be by all the skeptical in matters
wonder and astonishnent. Sec the programme for
night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

organization patrols par excellence = real
domecrats--in every part.of the republic, At
this powerful demonstration, the Assembly is
staggered The scenes of September and the
10th of August are arrayed before them; but
still they hesitate. 1t is then that the last,
inexorable engine is set in motion. Patriotic,
or democratic las the case may be) meetings
are held; and from the pedestal of some demol-
ished fragment of royalty in the gardens of the
Paiais Royal, the mob reeking with wine, are
addressed by the Marats, the Dantons, the St
Justs-the Seth Bartons of the day Amid
shouts of maudlin revelry, and fired with indig-
nation by the inhammatory appeals Of reckless
dcmagogues, the crowd march in solid column
to the hall of the Assembly and force compliance
with the most extravagant demands.
Here let us pause, and inquire whether We
are in Paris or in Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
qes~ TREAsuREn's OFFICE, Cry or NV

ORLEANS, January 6, 1853.
Extracts from Ordinance approved December 81 s53.
All posed BY shall payslle
advance.
"A pefsohs doing business pursuing authority
O.. this Ordinance shall be required keep hung ny conspicuous
place heir counting place
signed by the Treasurer, their tax receipt The year.
BY the Consolidation all required paid
Treasury.
eusss for 1858 payable the Treasury
chants troers Coffee house Keepers Dymen, persons
any business prsung avOcaou requiring license notified
bsi the ord will be strictly agaus. persons
Ing o take their licenses.
Ian7 Il W. II, GARLAND Treasurer.
I.as- To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
nsunt and eTtua maids by Dr. Sherman deserving
passing notice. particular
mare
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

As doom As IF IT WERE ~ Esor.-The Nantucket
Islander says the following story ttly told by re-
formed nebrate apology for much Of N. fny Of
irunksrds: +" mouse ranging aBe,t brewery han.
nening to ta into vat Of beer was ia imminent danger
Of drowning and appealed To cat he him out The
cal replied 1t is foolish request Or as soon as get
out shall eat you The nieonsly replied that
weud ba far better than to be drowned in beer The cat
ted him out but the fume Of the hser caused puss 10
sneeze AID the mouse took refuge in hole The cat
AAea upon the mouse to come out Did you not prom
lse lha' should eat yUnh An replied the mouse
ND but l rss Ia isaoy at Tie ti1ei
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ns- Fon CH1rr Jrsr1cE.-we are authorize,

that request Of friends Judge TiIos sLpELl
consented candidate the Office CHIEF
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT at the approaching eec
ton. jan9I
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hoiiked to the H. O'N Attorney and Counsel
LOT at Law candidate for the office DISTRICT ATTORNEY fol
the district which the parish Orleans either
known by other denomination which call il
"a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

EAsrERS MAH.-lIo5ijs, February q IL A. N,-The
Eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from NswYor,
and Philadelphia Of the 2Tth from Baltimore und Wash
gton OF the 2Stb and from Charleston Of the S0h anu-
Arctic's letters.
Montgomery February 2-Ths Eastern mail due u Mo
bile Tomorrow, and in NewOrleaus Friday morning
has failed North Of Charleston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
CHERRY EapeCtora,lt.


DISEASE.
- Iais is anodyne ePecoant prepared he plan
bnng the Concentrated syuP wild Cherry NI the
and efficient remedies usually prescribed by the
purify siotdag remedy which found to aud
effect which be had by using the usually Ir-
ssritri by the physician or apotbecaTy.
II imitation Of Ayers Cherry Pfetora
asserted his Agent but pleasant and prspa
every respect.
The following one ei the many testimonials volunteered by ply
clans the first standing
LFIom DIV, n Deas mi
-..--s GALLATlN, Miss. Alsy |, 1852.
o. o. WoODMANDEAR SIN: have given your Cherry Erpeto
fair trial and vel pleased stscts-better ban any
other article with, would
half dozen bottled by ths bearer. -
Respectfully W. NJ. DEASoN.
ts Prepared and sold by o. o. Wo0DMhN, Vcksbug Mas
also sold BY JARVIS II WoODMAN Wholesale Agents
conner Common and Magazine is, New Orleans La
Also sold BY sckLEs co. Canal street. WRIGHT co. 1871
ChTrss street F. FREDERlCKsON, TohOuponas street, p
BARBoT, is. Tchoupitous street, W. FOX NAtchez; g. D.
JOHNSON Memphis A. c. BRAGG Co. ST. Louis aud Nv Drug
generally throughout the Southern SlAe aaS s,9pSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Dsss~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoURT-RoBERT rREAUX, ESQ., will be supported candidate
the Office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT, composed parishes Plaque
mines BERNARD aud that part the parish orleans below
street. ianJl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

ARHlyAL OF VESSEL FROM THE Holy LANp-The bark
Marietta Captain Capureo arrived in NewYorB a few
days ago from Malta She belongs to Jerusalem and is
owned by Of the inhabitants the Holy City This
Is the only vessel that has NeWYork harbof
belonging to Jerusalem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Esy- For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN RosELtus candidate for The CHIEF Jus
TICE OF LOUISIANA. isnsi tap4
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We are indebted the clerks of the steamers Harry
Hill and Nashville for river fsvors
xzz-zrzE--=zzsz
Mn NAGLss BESrFIr,-It affords pleasure to agaiu
remind the playgoing public that Mr. Nage takes bene
q. at the St Charles tonight, and very much
pleased that the thrilling drama OF the Corsi
can Brothers, in which Mr. n made such decided hit
Tuesday night, is to be repeated on this occasion As
have sready stated Mr. Maggie has strong claims upon
the requenters of the Charles and Mr. and Mrs Barney
Williams have made that claim of nature not to be
sisted They have with generosity which hardly be
repaid postponed their departure for the West assist
worthy member of the profession and they appear to-
night in The Happy Man. and "our CAL No more
need be said.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
DIAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
} WRAPPING PAPERS.
EfiCft,s S0f,a fJ,,..iroIe,y.

=. tnehFtktn Cor sc. Aagust 1889.
Messrs 81 LEARNS d MARTIN, Successors Rich No
Water street. NewYork GsNrLEaKSit great pleasure W
ave 10 Inform you that the store md
as2 sh AL we preserved AL booka and papers
your nt SAFES, purchased from
ton Mr. H. NJ Hatch The pteh nine and IN,
neat was truly terrific The crowd ri3,aed the idea N am
nhg standing such hf
Upon oenng next day the presence who witnessed e
He me greatest onshmen when everything
ade The Safe perfect and without stain except what a from Ne
We shall call upon you , and remain
Yours respectfully, WILLIAMS y ClIRIs,Is
Tile foregoing demonstrates the roudrfal on P
GUS SAFES to fesst tire 81
AtoN among nHny articles represented SE rs protected
enehts IN eiihe q tbs recent Peal1t NawY9e
Sht'ohg Ohio Nstmpks, Ala Rodney, Miss, an EdseG58
must be admitted that the cost ESPECIALLY SINCE fHE no
puCIi0N OF PRlCESl bears no prorran Ia the sins ~ 80
enable depository for books papers swey y and other s
~ NAia 'ba afHer The subscriber,
has t sale large stock good RICH
- AAANDEitsAfss, and is prepared prove
@ eferss Of the most respectable This other
'ts AhH' eniEe coundsGce the
e't'si 'iS's; ISAAC BRIDGE,
seE-9 uAhh ~ Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

CoURrwe requested Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NEEDY candidate the election in April next ASSOCIATE
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. ign2i II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

MURDER.-Mr MeMuIen Scotch 81 ntemau was muir
dered in his bed at san Antonio Texas the night Of
the 10th ut Tho Indauola Bulletin says tia. he muir
lerer entered the old chamber through the floor,
gagged and stabbed him in the throat It is supposed the
object plumber, trunks etc. we're broken open.
Some made the 2st but nothing had Ieen
elected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

EXECUTIONS ~ NV YopK.-on Friday last three men.
named Sui Hewlett and johnson have been hung
10 NeWYork for murder, johnson. however, stood
chance of being pardoned the other two declared him
TO be innocent Two others named Sullivan and Clarke
to Ne hung the 14th inst They have made con
fession Of their own guilt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

F. W Rice, late Consul at Acapulco, has arrived in
Washington, and it is stated that he will seek searching
Investigation into his conduct by the senate
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asdy- FoR JUDGE OF THE TnIRp DISTRICT CouRr.

RICHARD H. BARKER acandae JUDGEsHIP THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, tho which
mas succeed / under she now Constitution ieI tie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

SINGULAR AccrpENr-Whilst the steamer James Robb
was on her way from New Orleans panic spread
among the passengers on board by the alarm Of fire Mr.
Noon, who Of the passengers. severely
affected by the panic that he sank down in chair and
died almost instantly, lie had with him a considerable
amount Of money and valuable baggage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

THE first boat built entirely in Mobile the Wnl Jones
has been completed and has started her regular trips
up the Alabama river She is said to be fine model aud
splendidly finished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

SENAroR srocSToN-The Trenton o. - State Gazette
says that there is believe the statement
that Commodore Stockton intends to resign his the
United States Senate If he the appointment
lis brother-in-law, John X. Thompson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Waare indebted to Charles J. Rode, New York for the
drst number of periodical entitled. Rode's United
States Postofce Directory and Postal Gudep This
work Of much value and take much pleasure in &C.
knowledging its receipt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Governor Conway Of arkansas has appointed the fol
lowing the principal members of bis military staff viz
John Hntt Adjatsnt General VIM L. Cain Inspector
General VIM, Thrower Quartorma ter General Samuel
g. Smith, paymaster General Abraham G Mayors Com
mfsary General and Dr. Dsn'l Z, Sanders Surgeon Gen
eral,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Das, CRANE AND GRErNoueH-we understand that these
gentlemen have been successful here in their practice
of phreneogy and in their medical treatment that they
viii delay their departure for few days longer. Their
still at the verandah where they be
! suited from sA NJ to Or NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

rs Eg~ Camp street. ~@G ~
Ia DAILY RECEIVING AT
MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO'S
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.


additions % large .5.k comprising part i
assortment oT
GLASS WARE, CHINA AND QUEENS WARE,
BIRMINGHAM WARE, BOHEMIAN WARE,
WOODEN WARE WILLOW WARE,
HOuS EBEEPING HARD WARE, ENANIETLED WARE,
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JAPANNED WAKE,
BRITAIN MA AND PIASiSfEb WARE
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
RICH CHINA VASES ANp BOHEMIA GLASS WARE,
PARLoR AND HALLTAAips AND 6lRuNn0Lhs,
FGNE TABLE CUTLERY
EIcIiTEA TRAYS AND " ALTERS IN SETS OR SINGLE,
FEATHER LISTERS. BRUSHES Of ALL klSf'>.
WHITE, CHECK AND COCON MATING DOOR MATS,
PAPER HANGtNgs, WINDOW ,oENlCEs,
TURKEY RFUS. yGLyETs AND FLASHES
CURTAIN DANAss, e. anl Wgr.',d and STA sndw
GiMPs, PRINCES, CORDS AND TAssFLs,
CURTAIN BANDS AND CURTAIN rISr.
sGasrh
SPIRIT GAS OR BURNiSG FLUlp,
SPERM. LARD AND WHALE OH,
STAR, SPERM AND WAX CANDLES, s=l..i al jf aur.e -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

WAS sTEAMEK.-Englaud thau double the
number Of steamships possessed by any other
nation there being in the British Navy hundred
and forty,one; in the French sixty-eight in tue
Russian thirty two and ia the United states but fifteen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Ds'S Avn VtDpf4of ihh If III bi7iiNtNl 'piNl-
We authorized EDWARD n RAND candidate
the JUDGEsInP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT VI New Or
leans. iang4 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Nine miles Of the Pacific Railroad is laid west of St.
Louis, and the track to Krkwood fourteen miles will
be completed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
Day and B0arsiing school
FOR YOUNG LANES,

CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. D. DIMITRY
IT, Tic es,s school viii reformed MONDAY
next, January
.,prsd systems aperac, Instruction, books of
questionable prory adopted Strict att uton IL paid well b
ycal welfare Ihs Ror training d intellectual develop
msui vi the pupil.
The institution offers advantages the learning Of til" Freua
language
Apply person, By letter, the Institute TyoLl CIRCLE,
South. dedSl Typ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

HOMICIDE We learn that Thomas VIM was killed in
Warren county, on Monday, the 18th inst by Wn Hill
II appears that they returning together from War
enton whore they had spent the day and as we are In
formed, both partially intoxicated The STRAY
originated in Iis horse becoming fractions and coming
iu violent contact with Vim The latter became en-
ragged, and finally drew his knife Hill dismounted ami
being unarmed endeayored TO avoid the ARRAY by run
ming TO short distance. Vim pursued him, and IIl
defended himself by throwing uf them struck
VIM the temple and the injury hiss since resulted in
his death. Several persons in company with the
parties and IN excluding Hill from all blame acting
he was in obedience lie had been arrested IN
70 Saturday last. Augusta (Gal Home Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

cHrkr FAIR - The Harlem Railroad Company have
agreeto carry passengers between New York and Albany
fnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

siARcHThe largest starch factory in tho world is sit
usted at Qswego, in New York State 1t is Immense
iron structure covering and aha acres of ground
II gives employment to loo men consumes annually
from 10000 to 100000 bushels of corn and makes
mounds II Etnrch dnily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
Louisiana Legislature.

BAroN RoyGE February >
In the Senate to-day resolution 90 into election
for L 5 Senator was laid over till tomorrow.
In the House, 9r Hing. Of St Landry offered cesolu-
on to appoint committee ascertain from the author
tiles NewOrleans Of the removal of the Seat
Government to that city suitable buildings would ba
furnished for The accommodation Of the Legislature.
Considerable excitement produced in the House by
violent Language that passed between Messrs Hunt
and Parham, during which the House adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
TELEGRAPHED 10 rHE CRESCENT
sp the Southern ltnr.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK wARRIHR
Interesting from Cuba.
CoNFL.q Grafton .4T CARD EN,q
SNIP NEWs--HAyANA MARKETS

CUNFI.f GR.d TON III Z II N ~ r. " - .
snip NEWs--HAvANA MARKETS.
MoHtr, February 2
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived here from Ia
vana after passage OF five days She brings inorma
ton of great eonagraton at Cardenas by which several
Of the principal buildings fthe place and alarge amount
of other property destroyed The fire broke cut
the sgt of January and spread rapidly to nsghboring
warehouses and extending to the theatre and custom
house both Of which buildings destroyed The large
warehouses Of CasanoYa& Co, Paraeni Co, TRAY
ouatiya- j j Cavieua SANFORD & 90, }. NJ Roldon,
Quiepo Nedal P. Parera all destroyed, with
eraothers containing large quantities of sugar moasses
and other goods The losses without counting the pro
duee destroyed estimated at halt million Of dollars
The small pox had not ro-appesred at Havana, and no
new cases bad been reported for two weeks.
The United States soop-owar Cyane was left by the
Black Warrior Havana She to sail for Pensacola
on the 5th inst Officers and crew su well
The report circulation that Canedo is to DO recalled
has produced considerable excitement in Havana
The British Royal Mail steamer from Vera Cruz had
arrived at Havana when the Black Warrior left although
overdue days Serious fears entertained with
gard to her safety
The Coast aud ulf have been visited with heavy storms
rapid succession during the last fifteen days. and much
damage has been done the shipping Several vessels
that have sailed Havana for NewYork and other
Northern ports have put back in distress.
The Sugar Market Havana firm at previous rates
with fiir business during the week ending on the 10th
January
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03


Aioaut Lebanon the Insn Of lie .st5 Iaapy W
lr9ac-i- Mr.. TASDY a KEY
Tie relentless hand Of death s u yorav man
inh 27g etilsa and an Aoua'e husband htsr. ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Florence correspondent Of the Boton Traveller says
In seeing lately the immense bongu emit ~ the feet
If Miss Mayweod, at the Perjula each Is large as aaur
barrels thought had the climax Of Mower hum.
bug But at Leghorn they did them up Of the size Of
wine casks large and heavy that the Prima DONNA
unable to lift them drew them of the stage by the ribbons
with which they tied up, bowling Sinking a. she
tuggel away the floral mountains while the autleuce
yocferousy cheered her efforts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

AnNANoE IA Pnrcrs-The hotel keepers Of Charleston
have held meeting and resolved Increase their prices
for board This action is sed to be consequence Of the
high rates Of marketing and the advance wa es Of SER
want
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

Thauks to the clerk of the steamship Mexico for Texas
papers -s-..-g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

scARgtrr or PgoytaoSs MtNEsu4A The tiaI5na Ad-
yertiser publishes letter from Minnesota stating that
there Is an extraordinary scarcity Of provisions in that
Territory Flour is said to be selling q Sl2 Per bb but
Ter at75 cents per b.. and pork at Ss5 per Bbl