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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
OUR SIXTH noLUME.

Weissue, to-day, the first number of the sixth
volume of the New Orleans Daily Crescent.
Through what vicissitudes of fortune it has
passed, it would be idle to mention In its first
issue, five years ago, it presented not only
names but evidences Of talent and genius, and
had, moreover, practical and experienced gen.
tleman to manage its business details .Itpessed
into other hands, lacking nothing, if anything,
but practical knowledge Of the peculiar bust
ness in which they labored, to secure the most
abundant harvest. Its conductors, men of ripe
learning and quick sympathies, passed from all
connection with it. Some sought more golden
returns in the Pacifc's Land of Gold, some re.
turned to the more congenial pursuits of the
law, and others were numbered with the dead
When this paper came under its present man
agement, it was struggling against dishearten-
ing difficulties. These it rapidly overcame, and
attained position which, in the official posi-
tons Of Convention and City journal, justified a
claim Of large increase in popularity, circulation
and influence.
Tho progress Of the Crescent has since been
REGULAR healthful and satisfactory Its adver-
tiseuents 90 crowd its columns, that an almost
daily supplement will necessarily be issued dur
ing the business season. Its subscribers are in
every quarter Of our extensive city, and of
every pursuit in life
Il our exertions can make it more worthy of
popular favor and public consideration in a
business point Of view, they shall not be want
ing and the improvements in the past shall be
surpassed in the improvements in the future.
we feel just pride in its growing prosperity,
ana this pride. conjoined with interest," will urge
US to our best endeayors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
HINTS IN RHYME


Respectfully inscribed 10 9e aUtor Of Uncle Toms Cabin
ASri-HuMBUG, OF THE LOUISIANA BAR.
Eve your book Of romance Mrs Beecher stope
And almost cried my eyes out at that thrilling woe
And syery time a field where cane or cotton grow
And near "pg5e laughing loud working with his ho
ALAS - methnks, your cruel lot how little DO You know
And hon again siowu my cheks the brny torrents aow
And then caa't help think Of the days youhhl prime
When ltle sch0olboy within your irigid Cline
well remsmber wiinessny-tho' innocent Of crime
Old, atterei age-wth STAFF in banda begging Tor dmei
onen was wrssted there, amid my boyish play
BY gaunt aad paii msndcanis, lying by the way:
Some their eyes hsd been dcnei for long light day.
Aui had unused the viIbris cheering sy,
On wretehci mothers sad their babes my vision often slI;
And as listened to the tales they s5igot to tell
As it wera hls yesterday do trsneulscr well
How such ie,it4ls h would make my ehl4h bosom swell
often think it very srangeJatz sunge Asa true
That some eyes well, at a distant view;
But you have learned thing now that's altogether new
That is that things better seen, tie drts, be their G4el
OF wrvichodnesl around you a You catch sight
Tho on presented your gaze both anil Hight;
And thus youl always gope about, Errors ebou night
TIL fom your sye you the beam iueresp,s the light
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
SM.fLL NOTES.

Hon. Duncan F. Kenner has brought forward
in our Legislature bill prohibiting the circu
iAtion Of small notes within this State We pub
hsh Il elsewhere. 1t has already passed tn,
SenAte, and been reported upon favorably in the
nonse we, therefore, presume it will pass
email notes are issued and circulated upon
thepresumption of scarcity of small g change"
rom 70 down to 81. When such scarcity actu-
ally exists, they become q necessary evil, ard
scarcely any legislation, no matter how strin-
gent, can positively prevent their circulation
This matter has been practically tested in many
states Of the Union, and the conclusion which
we have stated, fully proven.
In such case, the thousand and one little
wants Of daily life imperatively force them into
circulation, and, if their exclusion could be
practically enforced, silver would rise to such a
large and strictly claimed premium as to estab-
: ish q regular and serious discount upon all
small purchases, such as groceries, fabrics for
clothing, etc. Hence, this discount upon As
bills, where change is required, would necessa
rily fall most heavily on those least able to af
lord 1.-THE laboring classes. If SILVER were at
per cent. premium in a community in which
small notes circulated, it would plainly com
mand much higher premium when they were
excluded
On the other hand, where sufficient small
change for the necessities of a community exists.
small notes serious evils, and legislation can
and should prohibit their circulation This is
specially the case where they are issued by pri-
vate bankers. No matter how honest and hon
orable the private banker, no one knows his
real extent of means he is always engaged in
operations in the money market, is, in fnan-
cial sense, peculiarly sensible to its fluctuations,
and is not only tempted, but is always and nat
nrally endeavoring, to force his notes into n
more extended circulation For instance. we
hear it stated that nearly all North Louisiana
y now flooded with the small notes of private
bankers, and certainly they never could have
attained 30 large circulation, in that quarter.
In the natural and healthful course of trade
should the private banker meet with misfortune
IN some special private and large operation, or
should he go down in the crash of some CONNER
cial crisis, the laboring classes, from plain rea.
sons, must be the heaviest sufferers We think
II would not be unwise to prohibit the issue of
smail'notes by private bankers, unless perhaps
operating under special deposite of security
w'sh the State, and every note to be counter
signed by State officer.
me total prohibition Of small notes is point
upon which We are prepared for positive ex-
preston Of opinion. They certainly should
never be under So, and secured by deposite.
ETC., with.ths State. But if there is no dancer
% peing Hooded by " small notes " from other |
,.'a'es' and If there be sufficient silver to meet
.ne necessities of daily life, we would urge their
Total prohibition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

PROFESSOR JooKo.-rhs wonderful magician and necro-
mancer whose surprising feats Of legerdeman have
elected the greatest admiration large and delighted
audiences in Mobile gives his soree in this CITY This
Saturday. evening, at the lecture room Of the United
states Hotel Third District We have never seen Pro
lessor Joeko but If we may judge of him from our breth
rem OF the press in Mobile be stands in his beau
ufui and interesting art His bottle trick aerial u,.
pension and spirit rsppings said to excite the
greatest wonder We would advise all who (ike our
es take pleasure in such exhibitions to seize this Oh
p0rtunity to crafty themselves Ven be there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The MusEuM-sinee we last noticed this pleasing re-
sort new feature has been added to the already great
variety OF attractions be found In It, The mapnger
has engaged the Wild Men from the Island of Bornco
TWO OF the strangest specimens of the bpod specie. we
nave ever seen They are half monkey. half human
and while they possess many of the characteristics of
poh races they cannot properly be said to belong to
either They are very small weighing the Oldest 80 and
the youngest 81 lbs One is % and the other q years
old Both talk little and to understand quite well
all that is said to them They are certainly strange ami
mails, and worthy of a special visit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

THE ilrPopRoME-In addition to the numerous attrac
Tons at the Amphheare last night, the juvenile boxers
the Masters Lazarus had set-to in the ring Dan Rice
assured that they made great hit for such small
sonages and that Of them hit much harder than the
other In children such interesting and the
ladies' large number of whom were present, were de-
lighted with the exhibition. 1t something new to
Them aud Dan is after novelties The little fellows
appear again tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

hErAhiE CouEsE - Dan Rice and Bob C,,iyH co,,s 10
sq'ue tomorrow over this track in race at mile heats
pes' IN hve to harness, for proprietor purse AIr
nls handles the Mobile Pet and Mr. Peabody the Jester
rue mere announcement Of nsgs should be sufie,
10 araW crowd Entrance to the pa,es only o, -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

eES PIRRcEs CARRrAeE ASp HoRsEs.-on Thursday
the 2lth u the splendid carsge and horses presented
BY the Boston people to Gen Pierce arrived in NpYork
en- fOc for Washington The horses which cost SLIGO
are OF light bay color with switch tails The carriage
very costly one the materials used in It's construction
being all manufactured in SewEHgand 1t weighs about
1900 pounds, aud cost about $500. Il g. irade in the
French caleche style Tho whole equpags including
harness, etc cost 600 This handsome present will be
presented TO General Pierce Washington BY Hsasrs
Dunbar Riddle ard Ferilga who the committee on
behalf Of the Boston people
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The INFANT DRuMMER.-This wonderful sns.iv,a,, .,
humanity who has astonshed and delighted all yvbo hav
heard nm VIII arrive in town to-day and will make a
grand parade through the streets He appears Al Arer
Hall on Monday night =" '''n'IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

ARTISAN WEtLs-0ne Of the Artesian wells from which
Paris ia supplied with water sunk a depth Of $500
ee before supply Of water was found Awe in Flanders
was sunk to depth of 5000 feet and supply of warm
water has since issued from it in conious volumes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

TIE MArI-The letter mali, We believe came through
yesterday as late due and received Baltimore
a. late as due From New York and Boston We received
papers que on Wednesday day older than those re-
eelsed on Thursday From Washington we got nothing
"nen VIII the mails be better managed! Echo answers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
TELEoRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
6n tie Southern lint.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.

Cotton Quiet = Breadstuffs Advancing
NEwYoRK, March /. Ills A., NJ,
The NewYork and Havre steam packet Humboldt has
arrived here bringing dates Southampton and Liv
erpoc to the 10th Februayour days later than the
counts brought by the Arabia She reports that the Eu
rops arrived at Liverpool the 18th utimo The fol-
lowing isa summary of her commercial news
Liverpool Markets.
LIyERPooI, February 10.
There has been only moderate demand in the Cotton
Market since the departure of the Arabia and the sales of
the three business days limited to 10000 bales, of
which barely 5000 have been taken on speculation.
Prices have been rather in of buyers and the eo
sing rates may be quoted follows Fair Orleans 6s
Midding Orleans sgd; Fair Upsnds Lied; and Mid
ding Uplands 11-16d Ii. THE quotations by the
Arabia follows Fair Orleans 6tsd Mdiling Or
leans 5isd.i Fair Uplauds esd; and Middlng upands
5Adl Eds
Breadstus have advanced, and Flour quoted at 26s
2Ts for Western Canal and 27s 6d(62ss. Cd Il barrel
for Ohio brands.
The quotations for Corn for mixed SIS yellow 9s
and white Sos . quarter.
The London Money Market has been rather easy, and
conscls close at e9s699al for money and account
slight advance.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has slightly de.
clined during the last three days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

cargo Of 500 Cinnamon recently arrived at Havana
Much sickness prevailed during the passage and the yes
sci was placed in quarantine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
re- A CAnp.-The members Of the Fir

Companies In attendance at the LOUISIANA AND FACTORS COT
TON PRESSES during the Fire instant since will
please accept sincere thanks for their prompt energetic willing
efforts saving and the property Of Others my charge
MID ~ Join HASKINs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Enpira
stata for river flvos The Empire State made s pss
sage fcs cinsinns u the extraordinary saor seaes Of
sss ssa D ssW ssss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

An American student at German University writes
home " \ German bel is always single bed-in the
custom Is adhered to and the single beds are ra
lovingly side by side
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

We are indebted to the publishers, T. B. peteyson
Philadelphia, for the Two Merchants or Solvent ana
Insolyent,n q novel. by r. s. Arthur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

MAeALlisrER-Last Day Pegtorlaauce-At the request
of large number of families who dislike to visit the
Theatre at night Macaster has consented to give an
other day performance which will commence at half past
u O'Clock to-day This is the last opportunity Of the
kind which will be offered, and it should be improved
Tonight the great Magician has benefit and be offers
one OF the most varied and extraordinary programmes be
has yet presented This the last night at the American
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Miss Della Brown, Of 0nondaga county n Y ha,
recently obtained Judgment of $500 in the Syracuse
Circuit Court, against Mr. Prockway of Wisconsin for
trifing with her affections Such amusement is getting
to be rather dangerous in the Empire state.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

SHERMAN TRuss-This instrument that said to be sc
far superior 10 anything else of the kind becoming quite
as popular in England as it is in this country The
London Times speaks Of its perfect anatomical arrange
ment and comments largely its superior advantage,
over the ordinary kinds NewOIleans will exhibit to the
world more mechanical ingenuity these days than
neighbors aware Of Our friends who stand In
need OF this useful instrument must be on their guard
and apply at the right store We make this suggestion
because we have known several to be misled to their
sorrow
The above we take from the Daily Delta and give it
publicity solely for the benefit of those who are so unor
nate as to be afflicted with hernia one of the most
dangerous inrmities mankind are subject to- and one
which from neglect careless treatment frequently
placed beyond the reach of art from state of sqngua-
ton and deprives the unfortunate of life in of intense
agony The reputation Of DR.. Sherman acquired by his
successful treatment Of this delicate and prevalent allie
ton has become provcrbial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The Michigan Legislature during its last session
liquor law similar in its provisions to that of the NJ,
law, to go into operation in December next if adopte
the people
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

ORLEANS Notwithstanding the accident which
occurred during the first act of the Martyrs on Thurs
day to Mrs. Feury-Joly and Mrs Dust tho piece was
well sung, and much applauded. Mr. Deayarde was in
good voice, and obtained large success
Ionight, tine fine opera othello will be performed
with Mr.. bordas and Nine. Wideman in the principal
characters Saturday having long since selected BY
our fashionable ades we hope to fair audience On
Monday Lucia di Lamermoorn for the benefit of the
leader of the orchestra. Mr. Provost will be performed
1t will be found convenient secure seat early this
morning,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

musical institute is to be established in Newly ork
Several influential citizens Interested in its favor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

The clerks of the steamers p Tweed s Cbepoweth
and Lewis Whiteman win please accept our thanks for
river fayors ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

MORE doLD-A new vein Of gold, bearing quartz Of
considerable richness has been discovered in Virginia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1855

A. The City Budget, a document of much in.
terest to the public, appears in our advertising
columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

EIPlonosA large blast Pipe at the Crane Iron WORK.
Catasangua LehEh county Pa Durat.1 the 2lth ult
damaging The works TO the Of $4,000 Two fur
nace' turning on atty tons per day are stopped by the
accident which viii require -ec months to appear No
one was Injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

PRoPHeT-Jonas Welch, Of Missouri, prophecied five
years ego that the ID Of March 1852 he would lose his
eldest daughter and that on the 29h day Of October
1852 he would lose his wife On the days specified his wife
and daughter died He says on the 18th day Of Au
gust 1854 he will die himself cholera lie is consider
ably distressed about the matter and never for moment
doubts but that his life then terminates He has already
arranged his worldly affairs well as spiritual to be in
readiness for the fatal period
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Archbishop Hughes having ntimated in his late letter
70 the Freemans journal Lhat the Roman Catholi,
Church IS act hostile to the circulation Of the Scriptures
Ausor e. Phelps. Esd. Of New York, in q card
Offering To pay icE the printing Of many COPIES IN III
Romsn Catholic Or any other version the Archbishop
NAV ehnnse n circulnta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

Letters from Italy state that eonsistery Of the
Cardinals AZ Rome where the proPriey Of the Pope.
consenns to proceed Paris tho Emperor was
discussed; Of twenty-one Carlpals present eighteen
save decided gatiyo to the proposition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
Gs- To PERSONS RupTuRED. many /,
Facts are Stubborn INings

and eHual Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

.7hhf y III OFF THE C.4.UBRtI
NrwYoRK, March g.
The Cunard steamer Cambria has arrived at Halifax,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the leth of February
three days later than the accounts brought by the Hum
boldt. The following is summary of her news;
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, February 10
The demand has been moderate Cotton market
since the departure Of the Arabia the 18th inst and
the Of the week hardly 10000 bales of which
have been taken for speculation and 900 for export
Prices have declined slightly for time but the bro
kers mostly quote follows Fair Orleans SID Midding
Orleans SAD, Fair Upands 6IS and Middling Uplands
per lb To-day sales estimated at 5000 bales and
the market closes quietly.
Flour has been dull to-day and the closing rates are
26s, per Dbl for Western Canal and us for Ohio
Yellow Corn is quoted at s3s and White at 3js per
quarter. Lard Cos. per cwt
Further by the Cambria.
NEw YORK March g.
Dennistouns JOS circular quote Cotton in the Liy-
erpool market follows: Fair Orleans Ga Middinr
Orleans. 1916; Fair Mobile, Ga and Middng Mobile.
90 fb, The principal decline has been in the midding
and lower qualities. Holders generally pressing on the
market
The Collins steamer Baltic arrived at Liverpool at mid
night on the 18th February
Havre Cotton Market.
The Cotton market at Hayre has been dull aud prices
have declined Lac francs The quotation tor Tres O,d
ilaire Orleans is SO francs.
London Money MarIset-Trade,
The Money market in London has been rather sctiye
but closed tighter Consols quoted at goa United
States stocks unchanged, but transactions small
The Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
General News-England.
Mr. Golden has called the attention of Parliament to
letter from the Earl Of Egecome stating that he had
private information that the naval armament of France
to be eventually employed the invasion of Eng
land. Lord John Russell replied to Mr. Golden and
stated that the information referred was unfounded
France
The Legislative Chambers were opened on the 18th nit
~ Louis Napoleon in person In his speech on the occa
sion he said that France determined 70 remain at
peace. His speech was most ia oraby received sud
caused advance in the funds in the Paris Bourse
.... Spain.
The electionsin Spain have resulted in an immense 1u
jorty in favor Of the Ministry
Steamer Arrived.
NEW YORK, March3
The steamer Georgia arrived here from AspiRwal at
noon on Tuesday.
Revolution in Milan.
New YoRK, Nprch 8
The caubrias advces state that the revolution in Mi
Ian had been suppressed and the leaders executed The
city was tranquil under the operation of marital law
Buenos Ayres
NEW YoRK, March s. |
Late adyces from BueRos Ayres state that the reyou
ion there was triumphant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

LDERAL Acr.-Yesterdsy, as the Fire Companies were
falling into line Canal street our well known fellow
citizen Harry Hill sent check for one hundred dollars
IN favor Of the Fremene Benevolent Association to the
Chief Marshal of the day.
Just like Harry Hll-would there were moro like him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
To Druggisfs, FhysiCiums and

j a \ 7 u K s
k TIE ssrrJers Retail Druggists Ie as sp Planter,
carefully selected stock o.
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
which they viii guarantee % he AMI 3n .era
ted in III e1ses. Their facilities importing 0rai,u rlss a o
cas- ani 'ef extensive arrangements th The
rers, such that they h M en- IL a,
at The same 'mo to a'aare their nauones Tey
have alec on haui Of ibair preparation so1tsa IF
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
in powder, neatly done mp quarter laI ao one eouuf
bottle enclosed n paper ho 10 exclude The eae Ia
been taken to have hese powders prepared
and IN such naRnere oFsery tho chaactsr,oi ala
without na7 they have variety Chemical and Fbtr
maese Preparations manufactured and put up specially for Them
lhsy WI" Al ait t.nes, be prepared with pine
JARVIS h WoODMAN
fila 2mQpSW Corner Of Common. and ,1,,,,i.. .r#,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
Eastern Mail.

MOBILE, March &
The Eastern mail is through with dates from NewYork
of the Goth February.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 4
The Eastern mail due in NewOrleans on sunday morn
ing, has failed beyond Atlanta. Ga.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
.REnfan.e Eespis,

- Ihlz Celebrated PHILOSOPHERS ASTROIJGTsT AMI PLY
NlAliSi and owner the EGYPTIAN FATE
rees'i7 informs the lnis AMI Ncgrean that sb,
ne rrno2el from her esdtHs Magazine sci CAM
EI between tstvl' Ggd Edward ma, he r5n
stf r. rsrHg Information Tie EAST PRESENT AMI
FUTURE. lG Consultation 81 6.3y l4fir
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Secret 4. Taylor.

No. 10 ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, C0RDIALS, etc., etc.
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
" See advertisement snoih-r column rovln i-