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Ihe snip Cherokee sailed for New York, via Havana
yesterday morning at O'Clock, with the following pas
sengers:
New Pork-Mrs Hammond, Mrs Wallace and child,
Capt Rodgers DR. Warrington II Dean Capt Jno Calhoun
y N Michel and lady, Mr. Benjamin, Miss Solomon
Mrs Palmer, Nd Mexican child and servant Robert Blow
3 Todd W Britton, @ Pedrone Mrs l. Sage three
daughters two sons and infant, GalIet, strogsue
kliz Green % Storage,
HarDa-Dona ii Dele Pine, p PUG F Sambola ] Y
Laborde, Bringer, Mrs ii Henry, M Ayindano A Her
nandez, Cushing Costa Dona @ Ysahgo and son, j
d Allen, lady aud child, Miss Fowke.
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DrmocRArIc CAucus,-The Democratic members of the
Boards of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen held caucus
last evening for the nomination of such city officers
is the duty of the Council to elect We understand that
among others the following nominations were agreed
upon Denis Coroorau Printer David Labatt, Assist
ant Attorney; VIM. Monaghan, Notary Messrs James
Donavcn and strnger nominated for different Offices
the names of which we did not learn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

The Poor IN CriEsThe Earl of SALISBURY sates an
instructive fact of those thousand women
earning hardly nine cents day, by fourteen hou, work
in London. Ills lordship offered two hundred and fifty
odd of them, dollar and half a week besides lodg-
ing in the north of Engand-but his formal offer was
not accepted London, with all its prvatons was more
agreeable than two three times the wages in small
country place similar thing is true of much Of the suf
ering nearer home
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BLANK BOOKS and CARDS Of every description.
PRINTING BOOK aud
Agent for WHITES PRINTING TYPES etc. and HOE co IS
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Addit.bnal Foreign News by the Niagara

ArrRIA.-piema, March 14--Gen Haypaus death.
yslready announced) was quite unexpected After his
sian Journey he appeared in excellent health On Sat-
uzdsy be joined the other officers at the Belara
and Attracted the particular notice Majesty who
usse sic Herr Geerai Yesterday he was at he Mar
camille Union rs usual At midnight he returned Ia
rest At haifpast one he summoned his valet ana
directed him to fetch him glass of water as he FELT
we'll When the man returned he found his master gasp
ms Tor breath in short u the agonies Of death Medical
assistance medIately called ill., and an stfemp H.
take blood from the Generals arm was made but n vain
Gen. Haynzu had ceased to he.
had embarked tor Malta board Of the English
ngste Retrbution Mazzini kpew perfectly that this
w mol boun U oi Malta but for Leghon, whore
The Presse Of Vienna has the following Lord Mimic
q present residing in the vicinity OF Genoa In s
hight Of the 18th 18th Of Februa.y man was banded
RON ~ barge Of an English steamer, in the neighbor
49, hh lordship's Louise IT NeryiI in which he dis
dtusepe Ma5zin and the superstition looks the more
as truth gheh Is remembered that was really in the
Vicinity Of Genoa that Maxzni embarked,
xwsntyseven persons, probably concerned in the con-
lpcy which was discovered some eight or ten months
= msniua ,ssslysd sentence on the 4th at Verona
hssat shortest Of which is eight years
~ 10y !. correspondence Of the Morpiag
I've ~ WE'D letter. tfom Sicily, dated Palermo
stes tns Rolics ap4horities declare that a wide
pseaa - - tonepiracy exists throughout the island
lsttsr ~ Msxzin calling on the people to revolt on
3 AID to have been found In the possession
cte4 person. The correspondence was written
paper, so that II might be swallowed by the
sg1Ey, II Is under such circumstance es s s,se
police that many of the addresses have
h. f. ~ over Sicily:
= Z, that within the last few DAYS mora t,,.,
sss..g .a q respectabity have been thrown into
ana the greatest alarm exists in ali classes ~ ~
SA nMtary commissioners are forming with extmor
tcweis anu tne garrisons Of Palermo, Messina and
IN ~ ~, nepe on siege DUTY have reason however
rr,o ns ~ uns malanan affair rs story got up for
.rPose 2. mprisoning persons supposed 10 be hostile
S,, s1e sossrnment An order has Just appeared
bo1 The town q he eays Naples in twentyOur
thcritv y ~ W. p'scea under military
Sxsz4rI-Professor dezsnus will leave Heidelberg on
NJ eAPston OF MS Imprisonment, and reside Bonn
~ Ameroan lacy has been arrested at Heidelberg
W. csme ofsct from the United States, for having
numuss OF pamphlets, declared by the police to be of
rvMuuonary character. Another lady. German who
~ sngateu 70 America as Miss Htzdeld and returned
~ s. 20 nsr friends had been taken into custody on
ss.n Vim ,g Expressed sympathy for the as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

UNRrALEp DIscovERY.-Professor J. Brette's pupils
TO him for his new viva system of teaching
French in three months without the use of OF
book whatever BY which the pupils are taught at oncs
understand and to hold conversation invite their
friends who, like them, have studied the French Ian
guage SO many times without dscourged by the
too difficult and tedious systems of the other professor,
to go to profit by his instructions while no eau receive
new pupils
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

WonrN LrNcHEp.-A correspondent Of the st. Louis
Republican, dating at ,rt Union New Mexico February
~, says:
GU are aware that Fort Union the depot the sup
pnes Tor tne army IN this territory gang thieves
mnshy sehers ana Ebando ned women, have, from the
ne OF us establish men lfested the rocks
AT other points the vicinity of the post
'Nl authoritIes have adeavored in vain to abate
nusanees Despite Of heir efforts, the soldiers
20 plumber tbs public property to the amount of
and y. aoars for the purpose of buying whisky
Az their passions-s nd drunkenness increased
a. ns.n ,ne commander OF TN department established
,s MI sight miles square gave orders that
as,s u De suffered TO settle itthat every person
ur 20 DO so should be moved and the Lega-
woms, .ns lsrrito.y passed act Furnishing all lewd
after h, their protest. on, with thirty stripes,
tban 10 H. u.eir guilt proclaim ed by town crier
chsn sund out to hard abo for three months with
shan 1und their ankles We H. in pursuance Of the
several whisky sellers and prostitutes were al
en-. times arrested, confined then put the reserve
nu ausisso not 10 return. rety of gentle means
were tried with them, but 10 no purpoee Al length
10y - aieAcans lnen an d two v'omen) arrested
the soldiers and debauchp them They were canfneS
fer one night In the guard ouse and the next day Ib
men were properly punished and the women had their
mar cropped received ten Liz hit blows their backs
their Clothes and were drum med Of the camp The
remedy has been ehectuai This s,rption of women
thieves have been rather about the post
The Apaclies have been nj andering the Rio Abao
more or less ali the winter Capt Steele from Fort
lately pursued party X and wounded several Of
Their number retook Ii stock which the Indians
driving on Ii suppo I'd that this may lead to some
trouble with the red skins
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

PRorEssoR AeAssIsThs very distinguished and learn
ed gentleman who has been delivering series of scientific
discourses in Charleston and Mobile expected to visit
our city during the present week and to give course Of
lectures upon the interesting subjects of Geology and
Natural History, with which his Investigations and re-
searches have greatly benefited the world We nope
that citizens generally will avail themselves of the
opportunity of hearing whose fame has spread
throughout all Europe as well country
We are Informed that his lectures will be delivered at
the Lyceum Hail. probably commence on Friday next
of which due notice will be given The subjects selected
Of the deepest interest to every lover of science
the coral reefs of Floridathe meamorphosis of in
sectthe graduation of animals during the successive
geological periodsand the relations of mankind and the
animal creation Such subjects from such master mind
viii be rich an intellectual treat as could he oFrad
to U.s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

Tho Washington Union says that the Hon Linn Boyd
again candidate for Congress In the First District
Kentucky. The rumor to the contrary Is unfoundsd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

freIrsE sLAyEs.-The Detroit Free ress states that
soman with eight children, fugitves from Kentucky
passed over the river the 3st ult here was family
thanksgiving in Canada that night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

We see It stated that Governor Uhazy the Hungarian
refugee and leader of the Hungarian settlement at New
Buda has sold out his land and in the Spring for
Texas, where he has bought some hundreds Of acres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

The WEATHER.-A just indication of the weather may
be had by calling at the Recorders court room Third
District Stern winter has vacated the rancho and mild
summer regns in his stead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

81 CHARLES THEArRE-The Ravel family, at the ear
nest solicitation of the public and have con-
sented to remain and perform the St. Charles one week
longer This we are assured will positively be their last
appearance in this city Their entertainments this week
viii consist of entirely performances which will in
duce those who have visited them heretofore with pleasure
to see them again
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

We requested to state that the Jefferson and Lake
Ponehartrain Railroad viii open for passengers Thurs
day next the 14th inst schedule of departures, and
other matters appertainng thereto, will appear in the
Crescent before that day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

The Mobile fremen celebrated their fifteenth ami
versary on Saturday last The turnout was large and
imposing Mobile can boast of well organized and faith
full Gre department
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

the corner stone of the Trinity Church, Mobile wa
laid OF Friday last with imposing ceremonies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

L. Moreau GottschaIks third and last concert in New
Orleans is announced for Wednesday evening next The
tickets are being rapidly disposed of and insure seat
early application should be made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

FHE-on Thursday morning last, fire broke out at
Shreveport consuming seventeen stores and dwelling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

The celebrated Lee family commence series of enter
tainments at Odd Fellows Hall this evening" consisting
Of ancient statues etc. etc. They come among us high
ly recommended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
Ohio River News.

LOUISVILLE, April II.
The steamers Ohio and J p Tweed have arrived from
Neworleans-and the steamers Magnolia. VIM Noble, A.
L. shotwell, Moro Castle, and Gen Lafayette have de-
parted. The river has fallen six inches
PITTsBrRGH, April IL.
The river is falling with feet water in the channel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

u H. Smith has been arrested at Cincinnati charge
with swindpg banking house at Cleveland of $1,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
Fresh Goods Fresh Goods!
P. & E. REILLY s. CO.,

CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STs,
~ Have store complete
DRY GOODS,
Received steamship UNITED STATES
to sell AT A MALLADvANCE UPON COST PRICE. Tho follow
few of the leading at their
viz:
BRAZILIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, coorsd Ground;
BRAZILIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Very Rich;
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Founoes;
ALBoNAIS ROBES, of Embroidered Mu.lin
BAREGE ROBES Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES Pompadour Style, to Flouness;
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousquetairs Flounces
NEW STYLE JACoNET "DoLFREs;n
NEWEST STYLE JACoNET HARTMAN from IS oe.t. Nd,
NEWEST STYLE JAcoNETs "GRos ODER for Children
NEW STYLE BRILLLANTISEs, Light Ground;
PERSIAN BRiLLIANTINEs;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLiANTINEs for Ladies.
One Case Cooed Ground BRILLIANTINEs entirely new a. he
unusual low price of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One rich BAREGEs eOlor TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES. Style Albanse, THREE DOLLARS
1000 Metres Plaid and Striped SILKS PER YARD
2. e. REILLY g. CO,
apll 6t2dp Canal and ROYAL shssts,
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Nav 8,
~ 1852 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY or NEW OR.

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING TIE CITY PRINTING
Arueel BE- ordained That from and after passage This
Monday fAp Of each auction and
the lowest bidder the contracts for furnishing printed
the City Government after giving notice ia he
official journal Of the Common Council during
and that the said SHALL be divided provided
AT Tha. the hrst contract shall be for the printing
of forms blanks and other job printing which may required
ote. that the shall be printing furnishing
FORMS banks and other job printing which may required
discharge the da Of the offices contract
be for the printing and furnishing Of all printing
rectors aud by and all other officers CITY
Government the discharge the duties their Offices
Thatt shall the duty Comptroller to obtain from
each Of the Aforesaid officers boards employees praeoa
printed be required the Of their
that said copies shall be exposed s office for examination and in
the time Of the public alton Of said notice.
Art That separate bids shall be made for each OF said
every the blanks printed matter required in
said Contracts will be furnished and printed by bidding
furnish good aud sufficient be approved
mees Of the Common Council tho of s2GOo
That Immediately passag. publication Of
this ordinance the Comptroller sha proceed SELL after
vdsd ysa end On the 4th Monday cikpi 1888
Art shall Be the d1t Of ,he four Recorder and the four u
previous ordering the blanks etc., 30 that there shah be uniformity
IN said blank Throughout the mentioned q this aee
lsgnedl VIM c. g, CLAIBORNE,
lSgnedl FRANS. ALPUEsTE,
PRECEDENT Board Of Assistant AldeImen
Approved May s, 1854.
lSignedl A. D. CRoSSMAN. Maver
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, CRY o, NswoRLEAss.l
April II, 1883. !
ES- Notice is hereby given that in virtue of
the above ordnance will sell my office, MONDAY, April u.s.
NEXT O'Clock the lowest bidder, the shins
this city, up the fourth Monday April next
aplah 0. DEBUYs, Comptroller
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SULPHUR.-l5 tons landing from brig Zeiro,
~ from Palormo For sale by
apl2 A 6 Common ,rsst
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TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 70, 1858.

We are indebted to the fine steamer Georgetown for
late Louisville papers.
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MADAME ADoLPHE.-This distinguished lady will posi-
lively leave New Orleans in the latter part of this week
on her way to vicksburg, stopping few days at Baton
Rouge The members of our State Legislature will thus
have an opportunity of testing Madames acknowledged
skill in her peculiar art We commend her to their favor
able attention
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m OST OR MISLAID-

S. N. Hobbs note, dated San Antonio, Feb. II, lsss,
payable 10 order OF John S. McCssn, and by BIN
dorsad snd re endorsed by G II. Gddings, and pays
bic at The oas: Of Harris Morgan, Now Orleans due IA oa
Persons warned against sipg for them payment has bssn
stopped suitable war viii be lhsiT rsurn 10
aPll STONE WALWoRTH 70 Tchouptoaias' ST.
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Soule's Resignation.

WASHINGTON, April H.
Senator soule of your State rendered his resignation
to-day, which accepted. Buchanan confirmed
Minister to England. 1t is understood he will accept
WASHINGTON, April IL p NJ.
The Senate after confirming several unimportant nom
nations to-day. adjourned sine die.
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~ Camp Street. -RN
NEW OOKS.

Just Received,
LIVES OF THE BROTHERS HUMBOLDT Alexander and William
Translated and Arranged from The Seher
by Julee Bauer with Portraits cloth, price S
LOUIS XVII OF FRANCk the Bourbon Prince. VOL lsno price
cloth 90 cenis paper so esnts.
ELLEN LINN, Franeona Story Abbott Author Of A.
Rollo Books Price cents
ASArHAS HUSBAND Novel. By the Author OF ogves
the Head Of the Family sompists syo paper pc,
Blk cents.
AGNES sOREI, Novel. By r. James, Author OF Hsur,
smeaton etc; complete in vol, paper price 80 cent?.
ABSTRACT OF LAND CLAIMS-Compsd from the Reeords Of IN.
General Land Office the State OF Texas published
Superintendent Of the Comptroller authority Act Of ts
Legislature, approved Feb H. l55s In VOL $780, price
api 2t2piIW For by j. h. STEEL 60 Cannp s,reet
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WAS BROUGHT to the Pound of the r.

Wv First District situated on Baronns street 10y
BAY HORSE about is banda high black
star on the forehead.
said horse not claimed before the SD Of April
by I: J. Spear, auctioneer the usual place.
Spl2 IL Cantoir
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Lasp Books,
FOR SALEBY
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
-...--...- 100 CANAL STREET
SMITHS MERCANTILE LAW;
ARNOLD ON INSURANCE;
GREENLEAF AND PHILLIPS ON EVIDENCE,
CRANCH, HOWARD AND PETERS SUPREME COURT RE
PORTS OF UNITED STATES complete;
DIGEST OF UNITED STATES REPORTS;
SMITHS LEADING CASES;
sMEDE AND MARsHALL's MISSISSIPPI REPORTS,
cUsHMAN's MISSISSIPPI REPORTS, vol. 20;
HARRlsoN's DIGEST, vols.
SMITHS ELEMENTS OF LAW;
DIGEST OF NEW YORK REPORTS vol.;
COMBINES ADMIRALTY PRACTICE
CoMsToCKs NEW YORK REPORTS vols ite. apil s.adp
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1p the National ltnt.
New Orleans Post-offoe.

WASHINGTON, April IL.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appointment of Ken
dali as Post master at New0reans
BALTIMORE, April IL.
The rumored rupture in the Capnet has been healed !;
no designations changes. Barely quorum Of sena-
tors present
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
$50 ~ tbf soutbtu Line. ~
Great Excitem emit at Washington

BAlriMoRr April 1l-12 NJ.
The President has recalled the Senate consequence
of Mr. Secretary Marcy declaring his intention to resign
his seat in the Cabinet 1t said that the Cabinet will
be recrganized and Cushing will take the State Depart
ment.
Still Later
BAlrnroRE, April 11-2h. 4sm. p. NJ.
1t is stated that Marcy has positively resigned There
is great excitement at the capital Mr. Buchanan has
been confirmed Minister to England
Later Still.
BAlrraoRx April 1l--sh. 20m. p. NJ,
rumored that the rupture in the Cabinet has
settled and that designations changes will be
made There is now barely quorum in the Senate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

IL MEAGHER, at the friends will d.vs, I.c,a
on the State OF Political Parties Affairs in ireland h
ies. 90 THURSDAY EVENING April Fellows' Hail.
Inc Doors VIII at O'Clock, the onnlene at g.
oe hAu A. tue once OF the Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

A. III,
"A CHARLES HOWARD respectfully announce, TO her friend.
ard me Ps2 that her benehts appointed place on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, 18Th
formed, for the first this
nsdy entitled WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS TIFy
EMs Dorrion, Howard; Lord Priory M Rss 81
w Dorron MI Lynne Mr. Bro zsly tbs
whole force ofthe - Ds INV
To be followed Drama entitled III. xvrr,t mr.
WisDERMsRElIThe Witch Mrs, c. Howard.
After which, NEW DANCE Mmls Ducy Barre
The whole conclude popular bueta raed JENNy
LiND!-Jsnny Lind Mrs Howard swgitoh Bsrv III r
Placide.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

&S- To PERSONS RUPTuRED. The many per-
and efeuAl Dr. deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his