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OCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg. Miss. "a

~ The undesgssd having these E6sN
discovered Ard highly valuable Mineral spogx will
for tho the
They ioened bout five miles Of Biloxi Miss
an the shore possessing bathing
racing ay fishing etc. They
q the year b foe low boats which lily turing The
starting from the Lake end the Pontchnrnp
This analysa Of the water made by Dr. J. Lawrence Smith
essor Chemistry the University
tooh that the Springs mineral qualities Of Tie
lie
"The medicinal virtue Of for more mar
eoay in The oxide Of roa and hydrogen bob which
exist 10 noable quantities; and 10 10 therefore
chronic diseases might Be eure receive alienation
these Asa bath, cond be applied with advantage
serpion the plaza Aiio,s
psbs Of accommodating peous
ed and the proprietor hopes HE long the hotel
New Orleans will be suent that h will pro-
Pery cared for. ENOCH EvERTTT. ezs Sin
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DELL CHENEY spRINGs-The undersienet

~ Children and Servants, ispcs nya. 81
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MURPHY'SH HOTEL and RESTAU- -
~ RANT, No 100 81. Charlie. sirse--Ihis sstab-
asnmsni 20 gepussy snorn having been thoroughly yyA
the Che travel
public Nc effort will be proprietor or his
deaey with guest.
SAMS OYSTER SALOON This rs
~ NEW AND INTENSIVE SALOON, which IA on u ~ I ~
scale greatly superior
lind in the soutb ID just opened at
fol ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. betlsr known connected with The
TOT The last
he hs the
Nth and an
anston 70 ssss hs public With line
oct Of MS share of
=, ssso s1ssaSss y ssqg The Saloon BAR
- Ss % Sssn employed
HoicEsT FISH AND GAME OYSTERS skRvED are Oh
ea fo this in
70 luo'''oes community mills "
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- F0R CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
gOuRT .GE0ncE wAsHNeToN LEwIs, The prsssnt Minute
Clerk Of the rhh District Cou Of
asd ~ NE last oasn himself candidate for hs
~
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~ Please announce THOs AsKEw as o can
ldass for STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District. as
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~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT N. GRAHAM - . Candidate for CORONER on THE
PARISH o. oRLEANs subect ths decision Of Wing ccaxsnta
au91 10t MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

~ VIM. G. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. ~ Tho District
the old Fh Sixth and Seventh Wards from CsnA to julia
street. and from the Lsves To the Lake. jss7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

NJ THEoDORE j. WILKINSON are au-
hGissd THEODORE WILKINSON
,y and Perish Of candidate for recollection se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

LECTURES on PHREsoLoGy AND Ply sIoLoG1.-Dr Crane
the well known phrenologist and Psychologist gave in
roductory lecture last evening in the Lyceum Hail. to
large audience The design of his discussion show
the connection of mind with matter and the dependence
Of intellect upon strong and healthy organization of tn
physical frame. Without well developed body he con
tended there could not exist strong intellect Wherr
the mental preponderated the physical the subject
was mostly shortiyed, in the of precocious chill
dren where the faculties were premiaturely developed
Great men he said not known bright boys the,
~crc generally stupid in their early youth and did not
show evidences Of great mental power until the ages
thirty, forty, or fifty.
he contended that the system Of too strict and severe
mental training prsctised with children in our choo
vas improper, and the pregnant early death
to the majority of children before maturity. Children
ought to be educated not in mind only but in body
They should be trained from head to foot child that
had large head would be fool if he had not large
neck, large thorax and large heart to give him
an activity of the vital organs and consequent ac-
vity of brain Parents frequently Dragged of having the
smartest children in the world those children ddn live
long The preponderance of the intellectual in them was
so great to out the physical they generally drop
ped into early graves But children that were GENERALLY
called had children such impatient of control
liked to trunde the hoop aud to learn the use
Of booksthese the children in whom the vital
gies were largely present who had large bones full chests
dark hair and features who like the oak were
slow to come to maturity, aud who still like the oak were
hard and gnared and could stand before fes empss-
tuous accidents they the boys who ruled the ma.
TONS and such boys Daniel Webster Ben Franklin
and others.
After the lecture the Doctor proceeded to make some
chronological examinations of the heads persons in the
audience all OF which seemed very satisfactory to the
persons concerned and their friends
Dr. Crane proposes establish classes for instruction in
Phreuoogy, etc. etc. which will be duly made known bv
public notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

LOLA MoNIEI This much admired actress drter.,
and diplomatist, appears Tonight at the Varieties in
Dance in addition to her other performances This being
the line In which she first established her reputation
curiosity is on tiptoe to her and crowded hour
may therefore be expected We shall take occasion Il
observe the skill of the dansese and will make note Of
our impressions If she is as graceful and fascinating in
.ne dance as she Is in ordinary the cre
eure ana chd OF impulse be what she l. in other
We anticipate that our curiosity will be more than grat
and our fancy abundanty pleased. She il certainly a.
gay eccentric careless being whose birth must have been
upon summer wind holding soft daiance with the many
eolored flowers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

SUNDAY scHooL FAiR-wc are in receipt OF an invita-
ton from the Thaa street church ladies to attend their
annual Fair for the benefit Of their Library the 18th
and 18th inst There regular services at the Tha-
liza Church every Sunday at II and at 81 Rev.
Mr. North, Minister
The last Fair of the ladies of this church hand.
somsy gotten up pleasurabe in its progress and profit
able in its results
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amusrmrnts Ehis Ebfnina.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE The tragedy Of lSGoMAR Dance
Song, aud the YOUNG WIDOW.
PLhCiDES VARIETIES The drama OF LOLA MON1EZ N Bi.
yARtA the Of the DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM.
AMERICAN THEATRE. =. Donettis TRAINED ANIMALS.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL The CAMPBELL MINISTRIES.
ODD FELLOWS HALL =. Merriam. MODEL OF THE CITY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
ST. CHARLES STREET No Il ..Fhers celebrated PAINTING
OF TIE GLORIOUS BATTLE Of NEW ORLEANS
DAN RlCE's MUSEUM. NOVELTIES AND CURoSlrIEs
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IRISH AMERICAN Assoei.noN.-We have received "a
fampne' copy OF the Constitution and bylaws of an A.
ISOLATION recently formed in this city Under the aboy
title In its meetings the discussion of religions n,
or sectional subjects, is forbidden by its Constitution
Inc principal object Of the Association appears to be the
development of kindly and charitable feelings and an or
san'sseon for the relief of unfortunate emgrants from
their native land-a lsudabe object to which We bid God
spped
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

On Thursday, January ocstk r MRS ELIZABETH nv
GINS, eged ~ years, native Of Dnnries, Scotland.
te The friends aquananaes respectfully in
vie to attend the fun ra to take place THIS EVENING O'Clock
the residence Good Children street. Margny
dey lille, Third District.
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socirri MAsquERaor.-we are pleased Il, learn ,h.,
Mr. II. Ruier who is well and Glvorably known a, frn,
manager Of the St. Louis Ball Room has secured Cd Fell
lows hai Tor the purpose of giving Society Masked Ban
On Mardi 6rss night, the sth OF February next II will
without doubt be splendid affair The sub.erptiop
DOOR already contains hundred names and as viii h.
seen by an advertisement in another column TINT IN,
subscribers arr requested to meet at odd Fellows m
SUNDAY next for the purpose of selecting manager,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

DEBo~'s REVIEW. The January number Of DeI,ow
Review has been received by us from j c Morran Fv
change Place As usual it is filed with interesting mat
rnr and among the articles notice valuable one ar,
Free Banking, from the pen of our fellow.ctizcn.
Mcknight. Es,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

AG,aNAsuM.-We are pleased to learn that gymna.
STUN has just been opened by number of gentlemen of
this city under the auspices Of Col Mace and We are only
astonied that it has been established sooner There
Is no place where 1t is required than in New0reans
particularly by young gentlemen of sedentary habits
Is located at No l6 st Charles street and will be open
during the week for visitors The arrangements
ly all coippleted
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THH CAMPBELL MSsrRrLs- Pttrs Bene6i-A snl.n1tl
programme is offered by the Campbcils at ODD FeIow
Hail. this evening the entertainment being for the bcn.
OF Mr. A. H. Peel, of the most talented members M
the troupe Pees dancing alone sufficiently attractive
TO insure full house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

THr WnNNoToS AND MANCHESTER R,nHeAb - Tho
President Of this road has issued protest against II,
bill passed By the last Legislature Of scuth Caroline
s.'.A~rispr .ts y 4 ~ ars',,Hs s.r-. ,hs .ssss
I fHikN w. ~ sva ths lFari,rs Wit - ~ee,i4d
tre't n 4ersslI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07
A Wis d,ELECTIoN-Attcudu ou,a ure 6loc

ton qui lieu Lnn, Dccembre en- rtu de la nouyr
.upalu pour 'ouverneur S9naisurs
20 ttp 4la fA1iIdats lie l1arens
stiel ietenl de la Nile Oeuna p Con
H ! Meheon PAU PtrqHet e " Herman
10 sao'ri S9 les rlN cani Blanc
~ NHE reg rent lie Plus grand
i hn'ni eius ct atteuu
ISL d,9l iros
nonrrlr
~ sn ni Irlrentai'i de la Nile Orleans vrru
w e az Ia Legislature npprnuNs e y lanv
snivto1t Ia pre- re election. ~ " ~ '0 ~
In IA lonus any yot,p
ttrpahiati eonpTHran partr s;ouv
sethfnn de la du
IN ~ aura lieu SAMEl l. du eoun' polr prtsri
l f net de
n. Le5 sei'n7 srroni onrtrs De heus
as pre- ne su derts par e Couseil
We ~ ueahs 81 seont Ia surveillance 1T
ln .eTont nnHnfs coniarmsmeni Ia
iRtLiNCl No s-A lIiOe dc I.
tphnnse Ps.arlrvoAki ~ " '
PRtClNcr No ~ Masou lie romp No. H. Bassb
tEe NJ onNifRti tsrrhoeh 81 }
s'ts drHiai
's=' ffss 7 sArAfs sssFi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

THr B.LLooS.-Lo, the Balloon We have rseeivsd
prospectus which announces to the citizens Of Nc, n
leans that philosopher John Gasord is about to start
weekly paper to be called the Balloon Apy one bo
ID at all acquainted with the solid and profound know,
edge and severe thought and study our friend phoo
rher Gsisford would the idea that the Balloon
shoud owe any extra imitation Of prosperity to ordinary
gas The Balloon is to be independent in the extreme
ard We are Of the opinion that it is bound to COUP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

EDITORIAL Cn.SGEs.-Mr T. s. Locke who has for thc
past thirteen years been principal editor of the savannah
Republican, has retired from that paper Mr. John For
'ythe has retired from the Columbus (Ga Tiacs.
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under additional bond $500 the forgery upon the
Treasury draft until the draft be returned from Wash
ngton City (whre has been urwarded and produced
in evidence.
Meanwhile affidavit has been made, upon which
indictment will be founded charging accused with rob-
bling the United States mail board the Mexico limo
cent guilty If he escape this formidable array charges
he will be lucky but If the last be brought home
to him he will probably devote the remainder Of his time
to the service of the State
SECOND DISTRICT - RECORDERS CorRr.-F
Braugh arrested yesterday. charged with robbery in
having foroiby carried of small property the
Levee There were but two afdavs made in this court
THIRD Observation-Disclosures COuRT.-John
Brown mate of the British ship Herald, arrested
the charge Of eserton and also for taking with him the
lay receipts for cotton that had been shipped the
vessel.
james w. Drew accused Of appropratiug with fclo-
nioue design certain spoons, was locked up.
Manuel Paris u charge Of breach of trust, ar
reeted on IRENE street.
few other vagran individuals made the subjects
of official interference arrested and sent to board the
public expense.
Just now ragcaity below Canal staeet to be Mt
low mark
FOURTH DISTRGCT-- Undergraduates mad
horse. the property Of Jerry Ilartwel f. over
taken and shot in Conrcy street in the Fourth District
Wednesday after having coursed through the streets for
an hour during his mad biting named No
land, rs well as several horses cows and a hog,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

MODAL o, San fR.Ncsoo-This fine work OF art /, nov
en- exhibition todd Fellows Hall We have not yet seen
It, but have heard it spoken Of in the highest terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

The clerk of the steamer Amazonia will please ace
thanks for late st. Louis papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

AMERICAN sLK.-Mr John W. Gill. OF Wheeling Va.
has been exhibiting at Louisville beautiful speci.
OF silk goods manufactured by himself lie says
business can be made very profitable in the West
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

We are indebted to Mr.. Young, clerk of the steamer
Crescent for st. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

NEW STEAMER RoHERr }. WAHp.-Wa End in the Louis.
vile Courier the following in reference the new steamer
Robert J. Ward
This fine packet for the NGwOreans and Louisville trade
viii be ready to make her first trip b. the middle OF Jauu
airy Her cabin, which is to be u very rich one through
out viii be done in Vineyards best style We yesterday
saw at the establishment OF | G. Miller Co. on Bulitt
street two Of the stern doors, windows the ladies
cabin which were fitted up with stained glass the rich
est and neaest patterns have lately Tie designs
are Gothic with most beautiful landscape 10 the centre
with rich Gothic ornament for the border The tops Of
the doors are in the Norman Gothr style which adds
very much TO the finish and il highly ornamental and
beautiful
Another feature in the cabin Of tla Robert j. Ward Is
The Rouuda which be one Il Hs ncatest and most
elegant ever seen oyef It's de,tine, rr sides VI Fir.
win Of this city who being Of decided taste has
mp'yed the Miers to lit up the ceiling and make the
hotunda the centre OF attraction
The composition work In the cabin Of the Ward Is also
IRON the hands Of the MesSrs Miller OF this CITY, who
hautty aud enhance the value Of eru thing they touch
heir work is every where admired aud we know it will
xcite tho especial admiration of nghbor Of the sew
Albany Tribune.
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Ma,ti
Wayne for river papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07
Maine Legislature.

BosToN January q.
The Legislature Of Maine met TO day and elected Lewis
Talbot (wdcat democrat Speaker The Senate refused
to so into election for Senator.
Death of a Naval Officer
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Congressional Proceedings.

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Cass and others explained
that they would have voted in favor of the Clayton
and Bulwer Treaty respecting Central America II they
had known the construction that would be placed upon
the provision excluding England from Central America
Clayton severely denounced for his conduct in
king this treaty The correspondence relative to the Tri
paitite Treaty referred to the Committee Foreign
Relations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

PASSENGERS ny me PAsrERo The following is list Of
passengers by the steamship Pampero which sailed yes
terday for San Juan:
IL Bristow and lady. Mrs Paris J Fairleiyh Miss l.
Farleigh II Lee. lady and family Tutle and lady
Reilly, Paldn Powell, Mrs A iiyenS Miss NATL
da Gyens Jane Owens Cath Giyrns. Mary Owens
Mrs Caroline Taylor Mr. Taylor. Mrs b Clayton Mis-
Catharne Clayton, I White, Samuel " Carr W II
McCann Mrs Bradford W Bradford. j Il Noungbood.
Owens ST, I Giycns. Jr j II Gveus l. GivenS J +
lilly IL Grabb aud ladp, q Cotton and servant ! l.
simpson T Hendrix J Garnigin. WIN Scruggs. D
Picard, \ Westphal Thomas X Alexander. Mary Ar.
buckle, Jas Mears, Dorber Schmidt IL Tergenbpck
roorte, II Rover, Ray : Waymen. Nomag u DHnohor
Baker, } IL Mckee and lady } Mckee, NJ Mckee. J
Mckee Mckee, D Il Mayes Mayfeld J & Kennedy.
j Scott W l. Malcolm " Shaw. A " Coles J johnson.
Buckley W Bishop John Gore, White W l..
J McMenomy. T. l. Masters Masters. John Fox W o
Douohoe Pugh, Smms $ McCleary. Peter pelligarro
uNeill, J Triggs and III in the Steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

We indebted to Mr.. Lindsay, clerk of the scamc
Glendy Burke for river favors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07
RIVER Nrws-The st. Louis Republican Of the 3lst ult
has the following

RIVER NEws-The st. Louis Republican If the 3St ut
has the following
The river is still falling During yesterday there was
but little ice floating past the city compared with the past
few days, The weather was quite moderate up to dark
last eyeng.
The steamer Regulator closed in by ice Quincy
The upper Mississippi is full Of heavy floating ice frum
keouk down with three feet scant the principal bars
and falling
The Illinois is also falling and full of floating ice from
Peoria down. above that point it Is reported frozen over
the steamers Eayaway and Daniel lman was both lying
above rggsye and the Movaser the latter place ice
bound We have reports from the Missouri since the
arrival OF the Robert Campbell on Wednesday.
Captain George Taylor. Of the St Louis came up YES
terday morning the Jennie Deans from Turkey Island
where he left his boat there being little water for her
to proceed further They found but Fix and half feet
water on the bar while the boat i, drawing over eight
feet. Captain T. Will make arrangement to have
portion Of the freight taken of to enable her to get
of .
The Josiah Lawrence. in coming thr ugh Cahokia bend
night before last encountered large snag which struck
her on the sarboard guard abreast the boilers passing
up made large hole in the upper gurd aud hurricane
rOo She lay to in consequence OF the accident and did
not come into port until yesterday morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

J. .enoI tIst the Governor elect approres Of such NOV
IT i tboucbt that the disease assumes more malignar
: Farm, ,I,o II has dome heretofore think thew can re-
: easv The legislature will have many important tino
To rot thra,cb with without wasting their time mon r
~, ,-i,nt There is gre,t f,r abo,,t the NOV,
r, ,t tb r,t tlo. n ,v,s So hard ~, o.. can,tl,t
tr, il ,r,pl AZ reason bv the city would want it r,
q .i mt tbs, Iavs c,,t If i,ht another fact s,u,li
.tron IN their fvortbat the c,t, gq be rerrcsepc,
tJ,c,, ~, GO, ,,,,cI, b,,,t ,
ing mere ll .'' WIN, ,"
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So o-'lS " - -
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CEDRIC
..,.r,,,v7s, NJ, ,,, p rr,,,,,,r- D., ,, ,.,g ,t ,s
enid eo,,a or is Siaie-Iohn Amber of Va. to be Mar
sboI If the I-nts4 states for tho w,cn ni,i,t Of W.
5'na, IN to pace 81 I'l[s r'ns a,'e'au liram
D'0 ,, "a w " 's me- ".', 'o'
lue Ds'.''' 7, - ~ "','u .N'i'''i
1880" ~ " % y. ." ,'''Au''
VI 'N' n',p' IVA '''s - 4'sS2ui ~ 'ht
pa'g g o. '.N iloui' = ,'ruy u Sou,
~ ''' N
| '' VI '"' , ~ " Va 80 '"i'''9
"ilsn ms present Ni p"i'y ore
'hs place Of vh'rl's ". N'eN"el, resigned
tpdsu''-irc'ol y AitS' VI Ne" h''N' 10 De consul
o' tne u'Pu eV''es or uF port 'i Acapulco IN 'Aee
IN Vi' l!"e' VI "s"Iss " Hi''l' u'rinru hlchaf1 y
Jones Of renn.y'ania 70 be Consul General Of the nj
yea states az Ae&anor III IN 'ns place OF Daniel
; Mecauley' deceased ..
frou' Jst puo'te1 IA ING charleston
Mercury we perceive tha PRESIDENT f' "hrh ABOUT to
reeau Ar Everett IN" present Secretary Of state from
| r r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07


Commodore Charles " Morgan of the Navy, died to-day
in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

Palst FOR y asrnlrF ron CT tNe.-The Council OF
the Royal Agricultural Society have offered priza a
fluoa and the gold medal Of the Society fr tn li.
covrry u manure equal in fcrtizus properties to Peru
WAN guano. The competing will be judged by
the standard Of guano ascertancd by Profe,,sr Way
snd DO claim for tn prize will be entertained unless it be
ho"n that unlimited supply Of The manure can b,
Obtained at price of not thsu IS per ton and
within the reach Of tho aerculturi.ts Of tn Uaitcd
Kingdom
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

INTERESTING LFcruRE.--We are pleased to announce
that Monday evening next. Madame Barousse ahighy
educated and eloquent lady will deliver lecture at the
Iyeeum Hall the poets and poetry Of France in the
nineteenth century the proceeds (which to be deyo
ted to the Female Orphan Asylum. The Bee says:
The subject is of great interest and have
believe the lady to be admirably qualified by edU
caton and taste to treat it Discriminatory aud uu
jerstandingy'
As the object is purely benevolent trust that
citizens will bestow liberal patronage upon it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

FrRrHpR ny the AsIa-FNANctAL TROUu.Fs ~ T-RkrY
-MoRE FLooDs ~ ESGL.Np-Nec York, January 5-Ad-
vices by the Asia state that great CONSERVATION had been
produced the business circles COnstautinopc by the
refusal of the Bank to receive the paper issued by the
State.
England has again suffered from foods caused by re-
heavy rains and many towns the river coasts have
been inundated.
Ono RvrR-PiusJprgh, January ). P. N,-The river is
still falling with eight feet water in the channel
Cincinnati, January 5The river here is falling rapidly
MAIL FAmEp-lNobilc. January g. 1851 ?. The east
mail due in this city to-day, and in New0reans to-
morning, has failed east of Augusta, Ga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

THE STEAMSHIP ANuEs.-This propeller, which left
Liverpool on the sth ut for Ncwlork supposed to
met with accident to her machinery and put back
as new steamship answering her description sig
naled by the Canada the 10th going into Liverpool
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-07

Iow,-Georse " Jones. present senator in Congress
from the State Of Iowa has been reelected x years
from the 4th day Of March next by the Legislature
in session Great opposition made to him by Of
his party and his reelection may be regarded az
a great personal triumph.