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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

DAS RtcE HPponRoMr ~ notice of the open-
ing of the Amphtheatre st Charles street. by Dan
Rice with his Hppodrome accidentally left out yes
terday morning The great Clown nde ono Of the great
est hits made in New Orleans, ana his Amphtheatre
which he has beautided in every within last few
days, crowded to its utmost capacity indeed in
few moments after the door opened there was neither
sitting nor standing room Dan has made in,-
proyements and those Of the crestine description
in His show since he last appeared Ia New Orleans He
vas highly successful in Mobile and his success enabled
him TO carry out his views IN reference to the entertain
mens which he presents to his patrons OF himself it is
unnecessary to speak known throughout the Uni
ted States and generally recognized the Clown of the
igc And it is not only in this that he excels lie lisa
iudcous and most liberal caterer to tho general appetite
TOR amusement and his reward is visible to ALL From the
One Horse show derson his enemies were wont
TO denominate his Circus he has built ,in the most mag
nncent establishment of the kind in the country Mr.
kee not only labors please the mass the selection
Of the pieces which be places before his friends he ex
hibt' taste and refinement far outtrIppng those who
have ever cont nded with him in his profession He offers
nothing to the public which Cannot be viewed without
blush by The moste delicate, and by steadily adherinc TO
such course, he has secured throw lhou the country
the warm wishes and patronage the host classes OF
seciety
OF his Programmes Thursday night and last night
"a crowd = ho.se both oecasiou- a 'rve no, spaer
70 fesk in detail. Tfcso who VIZ -,-.rt -cre l,
lighted AID anal orrselvr4 Of his r--a-l'n 20 men.
'isu particularly, the nanege nr ~ ''r4 rfo, Thi.
zfy the graceful and accomplish j' Nh Rice goes
e'eath Of the most grarcr e " rrscmsnshir
- hts# witnessed. We mts- --crh Of to,
s'e '-sszfss u the entertairap.t, lut -e haze al
sss'y ssat spses prevents.
sf- 9F the benefit Of I,nilies aud juveniles
5trillsF e to be given at Il orlors to-isy Muster
E.i.i sFPeAfz clown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

BRTpcEwATEN MINERAL PMNT.-We advise all who have
outside painting do bear in mind that this valuable
and unriTaled article be had at the depot Camp
street or OF the numerous subagent either in its dry
state or ground in oil and for the information of those
who from necessity choice desire to practice strict
economy in painting would that the experiment
OF mixing the dry mineral with lime has been emineutIy
successful The preparation recommended oneicentl
lme-the line to be well slacked-to which add sufficient
water to enable it to ow readily from the brush One
third lime aud even equal proportions makes durable
covering for rough work To those who aim protection
against sparks and cnder the weather we need hard
" say that nothing be found equal to the Bragewatsr
Fire and Weather proof Paint o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

SENATOR BADGER.-Our democratic eontem-
poraries are very unnecessarily denunciative OF
the nomination Of this venerable statesman, to fill
the vacancy upon the Supreme Bench of the
United States Unexceptionable as citizen, high
toned as gentleman eminent and national as a
statesman, profoundly learned as a lawyer, and
almost unapproached as constitutional jurist,
Senator Badger is entirely worthy of the post he
is so well fitted to adorn 1t is an error to affirm
that no acting u S. Senator has ever been here
tofore appointed to the U. S. Supreme Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

New York WoBLDs FAIR.-H is we'll known
that the universal ego ahead" Yankee nation
has determined not to be outdone by John Bull,
and has, therefore, concluded to get up Worlds
Fair on its own account Thus far, the augu-
ries Of it's success are favorable. Foreign Gov
ernments have responded warmly to the infor-
nation Of the design, and our own Government
has offered every facility and encouragement in
it's power. The Fair is to be opened at New
York, on the second day of May next. The
preparations are upon a scale in proportion to
the magnitude of the idea. The American
Crystal Palace will cover four acres of ground.
In another column the auxiliary committee
for the Southwestern States publishes a brief,
practical, business-like circular of directions.
The gentlemen comprising the committee arc
residents Of New Orleans, and are well known
as possessing every qualification of zeal, intel
fgence and industry. The Chairman of the
Committee on Address has the advantage of
careful study of the Worlds Fair at London
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

ELECTION T0-DAY.-The voters of the Fourth
Legislative District of New0rleans, a District
extending from Canal street to st, Louis street,
will bear in mind, that they must vote to-day
for Representative to the Legislature.
Col. F. A. Lumsden is q candidate, and we
trust his friends will throng to the Cont street
Hotel and to the engine house on Basin between
Bienville and Cont, to give handsome and
complimentary vote.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

ELlGImLIrN or Mn. Moisr.--The Police Jury Of the
Parish OF Paquemue we learn from the official report
published in the National at meeting held the Sd in
tant on motion Of Mr. Anguste Titus, passed by a vote
u three to one resolution requesting the Speaker Of the
ouse Of Representatives. to suggest D the Committee on
Elections the proprcty inquiring into the eligibility Of
Mr. Il W Morse, to seat as the Representative Of the
Parish Of paquemnes The ground upon which his egi-
mity seems TO he questioned is not stated but Il is pre-
Sumed 10 be alleged non-resideuce in the Parish rhn
three who voted for the resolution Messrs Brularl
Valette and Titus and against IT, Dr. b. Wilkinson
True Delta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

LOLA MoNrEz.-The enchanting Countess continues to
attract crowds at the Varieties and she grow
each night in popular favor We know not what it is
but there is certain something in the besming expires
sion of her couneuance and the bright fash her eye
independent of her excellent acting and fascinating
dancing that draws all hearts to her Her star will
main in the ascendant in New Orleans for long time to
enmp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

N. o. Young MES's CHRIsTiAs AssociArioS.-We have
received the Constitution of this Association 1t is to be
composed of young (undcr forty years of age mem
bers of the Evangelical Protestant Churches Of the city
and of young Of good moral character 1t has
established Reading at the of Common and
Camp streets third story DR. Scott will deliver open
ing address before the Association his Church omor
row evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is. 1853

Mr. JonM q. wmE Is the only agent of this Office for
suppying our friends the river with the Crescent We
trust thsy win vor u.s. through him, with liberal orders
for our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

little paper in Union parish conducted with just the
quantum of brains requisite to be mpudent wishes to
provoke our notice We cannot accommodate It. What
said Of Mr. Farmer is fully verified by handful issued
by him, when candidate for the Couventonprofessing
hostility TO New0rleans, Free Banking etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

UsrERMEsrED BRFsp.-Dr, Henry II. Lewis sent yes
terday loaf of unfermented bread made from of
his prepared -four, which he now has exhibition
der the Odd Fellows Hall We found it sweet light and
pals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

sr. CHARLES THEArRE.-We did not have opportuni-
ty of seeing Miss Dean last evening regretted very
much that such the case, She appears but a few
nights more and matter of course the house will be
crowded during her stay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

MoSDAr's CaEscESr.-0n Monday, shall, with a va
riety Of interesting literary and miscellaneous
pubah important and valuable decision of the u
District Court, in case salvage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
Eastern Mail.

MOBILE, January IL
The Eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from New
York and Philadelphia of the 7th aud sth from Balti-
and Washington Of the sth and 9TH and from
Charleston of the 10th and 11th--as late as due
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

The Legislature of Arkansas has created new County
to be called Columbia, out of parts of ouachita ant
Hampstead counties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

TnE CHlSEsg FAMIY.-We understand that Darnum's
Chinese Family on their way South. One of them
Miss aged seventeen is said to be very beau
titu and she is the first Chinese sdy Of distinction who
ever left her home
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

FAsmoNABLE CuorHrNG.-We cannot do greater favor
to such of citizens in want of clothing than
call their attention to the advertisement of Alfred Nun.
roe Co, Magazine street The supplies very extern
ve and the assortment varied and the large Of
winter clothing is offered at the advantageous rates
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

At an election held in Camden Arkansas few days
since, j H. scogn was elected Mayor and G. P smoote.
Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

The Nicksburg Wing Of the nth says it learns that the
high water in the river has created in the
eyee at lower Concora Bayou, Victoria in Bolivar
county, carrying away large portion of the work
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

planter Franklin. La has gathered this season
eleven hundred and seventyeven bushels of pota
toes from three of and-and left behind he say
enough to fatten about forty hogs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

The Hon. s. W Downs will please accept thanks for
public documents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Sovereign, the sire of La Yrae Re,e, Belle Key Berry
and other fast uns has arrived in Mobile from Kentucky
He is now in his seventeenth year and is yet full of life
and vgor--so learn from the Mobile Evening News
which says that he is owned by association Of gen
emen Of Alabama
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

FiSE SrocK.-Dr Elliott, Veterinary Surg Jn of this
city has on hand and for sale ght pairs OF
arriage horses probably the finest ever brought here
they raised by Mr. Downing, of Lexington Ky and
fine a sample Of western stock as we ever saw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Fashion
No. 2 Capt Andres for late river fayurs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

The Hon James A Lovejoy, representative in the
kansas Legislature from Crittenden county died at Little
Rock on the 10Th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Az oFFIcE Worm HAVING. - The fees of ox-C Coroner
Ives of New York who has just retired from public life
amounted to nearly $4,000 for tho past year and it is
said the exoficia gave sumptuou' entertainment on
New Years eve to few persons corrected with the daily
press Of the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Mr. Thackersy has gracously condecended to say that
he does not intend to write book about the United
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

The clerk of the steamer Glencoe will please accept our
thanks for river fayors The Glencoe brings Cincinnati
papers of the eth inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

We take pleasure in calling the aeAtion of the citizen
to the fact that Col +. A. Wood has opened house
rereshment the of dravier and Tchoupitoua
streets Col W is deserving Of patronage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

SANS SALooS.It is stated and in a most positive ma
ner that either Sam Mcclure has invented new style
ofoysters We not prepared to say whether the
seron ia correct not but do know that there was
extensive rush there yesterday AMI last night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Governor Price, of Missouri, has been inaugurated
His address contains nothing of interest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

HrtyY CHAReE o. LARcENY.-on Friday last Mr. L. 4
Ostrom well known merchant Pearl street appeared
before the Mayor and made complaint against Mr. James
Goodwin, also a merchant on Main street and a promi-
nent business man Of the city charging him with the
larceny Of eleven promssory drawn in his iOs-
ron') favor, by Edward Coukling, to the amount Of
thirteen thousand and sixty five dollars thirty cents
warrant was issued, and Mr. Goodwin arrested but
again set at liberty giving his recognzance ap
pear before the Mayor at o'clock yesterday afternoon
At that time both parties were present at the Mayors
Court but Mr. Ghoson, who appeared for the plaintiff
stated that from examination of the circumstances Of
the ease, he convinced that the offence civil
and not criminal nature, and he would therefore re-
quest the part OF the prosecution that the complaint
might he withdrawn Permission to withdraw was granted
In regard to the nature OF the IS alleged on the
one hand that the defendant natchd the notes from the
plaintiff and refused to give them up and it is alleged
by thr defendant that he had beea doing some business
for the plaintiff and that whcu this contaminated
he had refused to full the contract originally made
tCineinnlu Sun, Jan g.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15
l,p tfr National AiHe.
Congressional Proceedings.


Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, January II,
In the Senate to-day John NJ. Clayton appeared and
took his seat after being sworn
| The Senate went into Executive session Mr..
Badgers nomination to the Supreme Bench during which
the death of Senator Upham of Vermont announced
and the Senate adjourned mark of respect to his
mory.
In tho House. the bill to prevent frauds the Treas
ury aud prohibiting Members of Congress and officers of
the Government from prosecuting claims against the
Government passed by vote of 1874 yeas and % nays
Maine Legislature.
Bosrov, January II,
Dispatches from Augusta, Me. state that the Senate
have elected Hon G Crosby whig Governor of Maine.
Governor of Massachusetts,.
| BosroN. January IA,
The Hon John II. Clifford was to-day inaugurated
Governor, and delivered his first message.
Steamer Asia.
| NEwYoRN. January II,
The Cuuard steamer Asia sailed at to-day, she
having been detained by the prevalence of violent storms
since Wednesday noon.
Ohio River-Steamboats.
prrrsBuRGH. January Il.
The river here is rising with eleven feet four inches
water in the channel
| CINCINNATI January IA.
The river here is now falling and has receded inches
during the night
| LOUISVILLE January II.
The river here is rising, with cold weather. The
steamboats, James Mingar Susquehanna have arri-
we'd and the G. W Kendall the James Robb the Dutch
ess and the Mediator have departed for New0rleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Low PREssuRE Boars-Capt shute. of NcworIeaps, has
contracted in NewYork for boat for the Yicksburg
trade She is to have low pressure engines at cost of
100000, aud ERE is,-ii 20 se5,oeo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Thanks to the clerk of the mail steamer Oregon for Mo
bile papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

cRors AND WEATHgR-The Louisiana Democrat Of Jan
II, 1853, Alexandria, says.
The weather is warm unreasonable The Rolling Sea
son is drawing to close Our planters have made good
crops Of sugar and cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

NEw SrEAaIrR.-The steamer A. h. Shotwe sme
over tao falls about o'clock yesterday and landed in
front Of Commercial Row. She is splendid boat She
Il 5lo feet long has 30 ieet benin and feet hold Her
cabin is not yet furnished The carpenters work gliding
painting etc done IN exquisite taste She appfoachss
nearer the Eclipse than any other boat We have seen
The showell IS commanded by Capt Elliott and adyer-
tsed TO leave for NewQrlcans Tuesday louisville
Bulletin It'll inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15


ORLEANS lHuuary G, 1853.
- non, diliHanee approved December o. 1853.
r' '' 40 Ales im1od Big ls Ordnance shall be lal able
a!ysu'..
c'ts orii0A75, shall b. rre keep hung up coap
Place r counting store place business framed c6
cate signed by the lrasu eir raoaipt year,
BY the Act o. Consolidation all taxes required paid
Trtasary,
10 accordance with provision, hrrs given that the
heas 1858 payable Treasury and Ar
chants Goccrs, ce house Kefc Dy men, fer,ouq doing
any business pursuing avoeaaa requiring i,ens notified
that the Ord viii be strictly against persons
ing to take cut thsr licenses, ..
ns> LAFAYETTE AND PONrcMARTRAIE RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY-Nsw oslE,ss Fourth District jan lssg-
Subscribers the Stock this Company hereby that m
tnsauaut TEN CENT (bu third inzamenp will be due
TfRTYFIRsT DAY OF JANUARY 1855 By Board
ianl is u W. 7. GlLLMoRE Secretary.
nas- To PERSONS RuPTuRED. Tho many per-
and seual male Dr. sherman deserving
than passing notice. Fer particulars his advertisement
s---=---=-===--=-
DARIS GREEN--Dry and ground in OIL as
iaaiS p HART co, 70 rchsaPilaula street.
A FILE BRANDY-2o bbls., in store and for
n sa"iy "a HtRr& CO. . 1shoar,oulaa -tres. i.nls
pAGGING-fo0 bales India nd Durdeo, for
I'D nl"fy NENNEpi FOSTER 81 roHe rfierlls street.
Et8fCEupS-l0 eascs Boston Wa.c- Crack
~ w. wv 9ErsNEpY rosrrR, 10 r.,opritau.. street
GOSHEN BUTTER-l5 firkins Prime select,
M IN, 'oaHs ''@ hip ra3'as e, : s's sS ..,
pUTTER-10 firkins extra Western Butter,
~ for seby klDDER FABIAN % Magazine street ianls
DRUNEs-50 bbls and kegs Bordeaux and
Janis '''' '-4 4 !. c &C set.
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Ohio River-Steamboats.
Later from Mexico

We have received papers from the City Of Mexico to the
21st ult from which translate the following items
FLoop ToBAsco Accounts from Tobasco state that
the place had suffered from great inundaton caused by
the overflow of the river Grava Inthe city of San Juan
the water three feet deep in the streets The Cocoa
plantations have suffered greatly
A,ivEsrY--The Fl Monitor of the 10th December says
project of law has been presented in the Senate and
adopted granting amnesty to persons mixed up in the
movement OF Reboledo We do not know the terms in
which this project has been conceived As we
learn them have reflections to make the sub
ject.
BRrlsH CoNsrL.-Chares Wthew has been appointed
British Consul Acapulco aud received his exequatur
from the President OF Mexico.
The Chamber Of Deputies the 18th nit occupied
with the Tehuantepec question.
A proposition made the 10th to close the pre-
sent session Of the Congress the Goth December but
lost by immense majority in the Chamber of Deputies
The annual examination Of the students the Natiopal
College Jaapatook place about the middle of December
but the usual premiums distributed for want
funds
On the 18th of December proposition was introduced
in the Chamber of Deputies imposing tax Of five per
cent incomes and employment and every thing except
manual labor which after much debate referred to
a committee by vote Of 80 to SO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

The Eastern mail due yesterday facdfrom beyond Mo-
hle
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A Wis GELECTI0N.-Attendu ou'A une 4leo

N on qui lien Limit Deramkre an yef,u d Ia po,ve
onenAon pour 1outernaur Senator'S
esshns c. ec quare e4ndidts
s T Se IA Me Orleans Nm sm precines P.
m l. Achen fau F-cqu.t ct " Herman meme mont
W NoA aFor s9l les dsaI cndi Blanc a Peter
n MAsn requrent lie plus grand nombe de nt en- eon
i declares lunsn Ell nttendu
iet drot o pesenans que settlement
nuases snt,n
~ e I.pfssnh de Ia SHE p4ans ct atcniu qu
-uyFOat Ia 4ni6re election. - - -
voirp-
~ eomPrer ant cete ari ds,t N-av,t
'r'ea1s setennnt de n Canal Louis tu
n rune election lea sAADl, IS coaa poar un
ant dn it Aae strict suite H noiHh
tl 3s srrnns seront ouvvr e heurs du mata
Apene ana precincts uyans d6sg e. l.
NtrleHna
lai seront NOMINEES confnrmsment Ia o.
PRECINCT No. s-A pHotel de In fopu
Aphonse PssaTzeyoski. 81
Precinct No. sA hasOn de Pompe du3assln,
Conf kbo;t Nsar
Eugene Sullivan. Grers-E Stronger ct ws j. 0rass
Les soiss seront complies spres
LEG rotous deyron ere fats doubles
bus. Eau do Hhenf de Ia pnose Orleans yanvoI, 1888
jAn+ JAMES p, FRERET eherf
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Roots, Shoes ond s,rona,,..
SesUeU r. Taylor,
n L"nc a. q" Ia re E Shades ! : ].
% From half pact 10 to heEpast1g o =. /. ,GA.S-.
: ha SI4tkr &


IA OlICE OF ELECIlON. - whereas, at an
election held Monday. tbs 2l day OF December Last pas
under The new Consultation, for Governor Governor soma
tpfs representatives,, etc, candidates
Fourth Representative District Ne Otle
81 and 9Th Precincts r. ConUf T. Mkton Paul Peue md v
Hermann received equal number Of sci the other
TWO candidates oHge L nc and Peter r. Wagner received larger
numbered votes and we consequently proclaimed elected aud
Jed to three Representatives and The being esee now
9n must BE- mad for Representative the Fourth Rcprnta
i've District 81 the city OF New Orleans; whereas
Legs eiure approved the 2hth January s41 made
ser within ten days after the ts election, give day
hohee OF another election Therefore be it known
sEy1 to le qualified voters of the h Fourth Representative District
hlHh pfsss all that portion Of the Second District he
New oenns comprised within Canal street. s. Louis street tmhe
r pP back TO the Lake, that election will take lnce
me l5lh Of January instant for Rspsauta, in nd
FOURTH Representative District IN Of the above
ed To- he polls viii be opened rom ne hour Of nine oek he
morning until sin ia the evening" Al the follow Ing
By thg Board Of Aldermen Of e city of New Orleans the SUPER
undence and management ~ the
appointed according to law, viz;
PRECINCT Sal CONT Conn tsiap,fs
md Afons PssaItecoski
PRECINCT Ne SAT- the Engine house No street botnoe
Cont and Bienyue soets Commissioner
The votes 10 b. counted immediately The closing Of the polls
Tue election 20 be Conducted aud duplicate made under
agned returning ohievr, according Law.
aheriha once Parish Of 0rltanI Jauua 81, 1865.
Jana JAMES =. ERERET. Shsr,H