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The Publications OF the convention for the mutual de-
livery OF criminals fugiives from justice, in certain
cases. concluded the 10th OF June, 1884, shall be
changed AT Washington within year from the date OF
this agreement, or sooner, should il Be possible.
The present additional article shall have the same
force and effect II had been inserted word for word
IN the aforesaid convention OF the 18th of June 1882 and
scnbed
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The present Convention shall continue in force until
the lst OF January, 1855; and il neither party shall
have given TO the other months previous notice OF
intention then 10 terminate the sime it shall further re-
main in force until the end OF twelve months after either
OF the high contracting parties shall have given notice TO
the other OF such Inienton each OF the high contract
ing parties reservng 10 itself the right OF giving such no
hce to the other al any time after the expiration OF the
said LIST day OF January, 1858
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~ urkund dessen haben wiz. die respeeliyen bevol
T2chtgten. desc Ueberenkunft gexechnet und unsefe
Siegel hier beigedrdckt
Geschehen Washington den sechszehn,en Novem-
Der Einiausend acht bunden zwei and iunfzg und I'M
sieben und sebenxgsten Jahe der Unabbanggkeit der
Verelngten Staten.
EDWARD EVERETT. IL 81
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vi.
The present Convention shall be ratified by the Pres-
dent, BY and with the advice and consent oil the Senate
OF the United States, and by the government of Prussia
and the ratification shall be exchanged at
within ak months from the date hereof or sooner if pos.
sible
In faith whereof The respective Plenipo,enaes have
signed this Convention, and have hereunlo affixed our
seals
Done in irplica,e at Washington the sixteenth day OF
June, thousand eight hundred and ly,wo. and the
.even,ysxth year of The Independence OF the United
States
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The steamship Louisiana arrived las, evening, bringing
us Galveston dates from 10th to the 18th u The Cal
weston News saws:
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Die gegenwsrige Ueberenkunft soil rathcir, werden
Won dem Pfasiden,en inter und init der Genehmigung
und Zustimmung des Senaies der Vereingien Staten
und der Preussicben Regieung und die Raiihcatio
solIen zu Washington nnerhaIb sechs Mobaten Won
dem heutgen Datum, oder noslich fruher, aus ge-
wechselt werden.
IN Urkund dessen haben wr, die respectven Bevo-
mach,igen, diese Uebeeinkunft unlczechnei und HER
unier unsere Sieeel begedrnckt
In dreifacher Au.ferigung gesohehen zu Washington
den sechszehnen Jun, 1852, i'm Totem Jahre der IN
abhangigk et der Verenig,en Ssaten.
FIR. v. GEROLT fLsl
DANL WEBSTER H. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

A TRAGEDY THE GLACiERs-Two of the most adven-
turous ehamos hunters in Switzerland have just lost their
lives at the glacier Of Argutiers under circumstances
peculiarly distressing Carrier long resident at this
place went out few mornings ago with his lad Of
ninenteen, to hunt mormos The father had discovered
burrow such the mormots accustomed to dig and
laying himself on the ground face downwards began t.
enlarge the entrance hoping to take the animal at the
bottom Suddenly large quantity Of earth fen him
and he unable to rise. He called to his sua who
crep in after him and tried in vain extrcae his fatheI
from the load which pressing upon him While thus
engaged second slip of earth took place and covered
both After two hours of suffering the died lying
the back of his father His last words were fun of lia
affection and anxiety for his parent Three long days
nghs, without food light far from all human aid un-
able TO move and with the corpse ofhs bis beck
did NJ Carrier lie in this place until his friends who had
come out in search OF the lost hunter found him at the
point Of death The unhappy sufferer only lived long
enough to communicate these particulars and died while
hi- friends carrying him home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

EXPERIMENTS on MAHKtaGEA petition has been started
in Syracuse, New York asking the Legislature repeal
SO much Of recent law denouuces penalties for the
crime of seduction and in lieu thereof that the un-
married father of any child (both parents being white
shall from the naked fact of such paternity be deemed
and taken in law to be the husband Of the mother and
thenceforth bound to regard and support his wife
Just as though they had been married with benefit OF
clergy. 1t is further prayed that every child whether
born in or out of wedock shall inherit in common with
all other children the property Of both parents being
deemed their legal heirs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Az IMPORTANT DIscovEEY.-A scientific correspondent
OF the Newfork Courier has made important discovery
in votac electricity which may be practically applied to
the cure of weak 1t is this If cylindrical piece
of zinc be placed the top of broom handle and onc
Of copper about fifteen inches below connection being
made between the two by means of wire person taking
hold of the toppiece with the right hand while the left
placed on the copper lower pieeefoms volac circle
which becomes powerful the the broom used The
hands must be without gloves that the metals are in
contact and windows of the should be open when
the broom is used so to admit the air freely, The
discovery is invaluable to females in a weak state for
want of active life and for males it be applied to
handles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

The ERuPrloN OF MorSr ETNA.-Accounts from Sicily
state that the eruption WHICH commenced the goth Of
August still lasts causing alternate hopes and fears
cording to the increase dminuon in the quantity of
lava that shoots forth from the fiery mount The new
crater that opened on the Sh of November pouring forth
fresh current had up TO the 9th, descended far
the VOLTA della Scisncato five miles distant from Zaie-
Etne, The mouutqin continued to send forth loud
reports and to shoot up globes Of thick smoke uterspers-
ed with fine ashes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

THE STEAMSHIP pErREL-In some remarks concerning
the Bermuda steamers, the Bermuda Royal Gazette, OF
the 2lst December, says
The Merlin it is presumed will take the place of the
Petro the latter vessel win have return to Scotland
undergo al1rsap- The Petrol is far from being
the fine vessel thoSrwto PLANNED her imagined she woulC
be. She is, it and most uucomforta
bic even in moderate weather.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

SiNGuLAR ANEoporE or THREE RoBBFRs Where there
is no integrity there be no confidence and where
there is no confidence there canbe uuanimy Three
German robbers having acquired by various atrocities
what amounted to very valuable booty they agreed to
divide the spoil and retire from dangerous vocation
When the day which they had appointed for this purpose
had arrived. one of them dispatched neighborng
towa to purchase provisions for the last carousa The
other two secretly agreed to murder him on his return
that they might each in for whole half OF the plum
der instead Of third They did But the murdered
man closer calculator than his assassns for he had
previously poisoned part of the provisions that lie
get the whole Of the spoil This precious trumyrate
were found dead ogethera signal instance that nothing
perfectly blind and suicidal as the selfshness of vice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

THE TRADES or PARis--Inerssiing RepoH-A commit
tee Of inquiry from the Paris Chamber Of Commerce
recently made thorough examination Of the industrial
production Of Paris Ii appears that wax figures are
made to the amount Of l352dO francs The talors do
business Of eghty-one millions the jewellers Of si1tyone
millions the goldsmhs go as high as one hundred and
two millions The shoemaKers up forty-thre mil
lions only the fringe makers 10 tweny-eight millions
tabnetmakers the tanners and leather dreCsers
tOrty-four millions carriage makers 10 nineteen millions
bronze founders to eighteen millions printers to twenty
three millions glove makers to fourteen millions mill
ners twelve millions piano makers to eleven millions
and what is little remarkable artificial flower makers tt
the same, The shawl makers goods amount to ter
millions butchers and hecuers Sausage dealers the
nearest TO ransation) put down at nnety-one mil
lions bakers and pastry cooks seventy-two millions ty,
hundred thousand all together the industrial products
OF the city Of Paris reach the 1900 millions Of francs
of which very large portion Is exported from France
for instance they ship Of millinery 264T 600 mems hat
! l. $4,000 umbrellas l060CJO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

SELF DEsrarcuoS-on the recent trip Of the shcnan-
doah, from St Louis TO Cairo young gentleman named
Frazier and who formerly resided in st Louis found
to manifet symptoms Of insanity The officers did their
best to watch his movements but while they other
wise engaged the unfortunate youth entered stateroom
and sezing hold Of sharp razor used it efectualy
that he cut his throat The wound caused his death
the Of a few moments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

THE FEE ALAR,f--A writer in the NewYork Indepeu-
dent gives lively description of the fire alarm in Boston
from which extract the following
If your house takes fire and gets past domestic con-
ro aud you feel it necessary to appeal the municipal
authorities for help. do not be all excited or alarmed
DO not make yourself red in the face or hoarse with
shoutiugs Put your hat and run to yonder corner
where you that little iron box fastened up against the
wall step into the store ask quietly for the key adding
Ny house Is on fire by way Of apology for the intruson
unlock the little iron door and remembering that the
longest way round is sometimes the shortest way home
obey the inscription, and turn six times slowly Your
responsibility is ended You've done all you need to Bos-
ton will take Of your house Hurry home or the en-
gnes will be there before you
Every bell in the city aud several across the water
telling peooe where you live and that your house Is
on fire In other parts of the city with glazed
and brass trumpets may be running these
little iron boxes they whisper moment then
they listen and then they look very knowing and slap
the door to and here they come. all pell neil your
help. How much time has elapsed since you needed
help Perhaps three minutes. There is the best way
| giving alarm that's a fact
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Tho St Louis Inteligsncer, referring to the statement
which went the rounds long since, that the hired
girls OF Pittsburgh had home $3.50 to their rea-
lions in the country within the six months previous states
that within twelve months, the emisrants from Ire.
'aud in St Louis have purchased and transmitted home
SllOOO0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
WaTERLyNG PLACES
gToR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay < .,slI

BTOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay II p
ST. LOUIS PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS-
,ssrrl CT y extending 10 LYNCHBuR6 sFRIh19 and fhstA
leaving
ssuWe kly rn,kt Steamer CREOLE TIE aad slni
foasure packet CREOLE, Charles Walker, butt
. will
'oasaitran rara,do Tie Car the l.i i,,ara
FROM NEW ORLEANS FROM BtLONi
wEpN ESD AY.....io .. st. tlrs. SUNDAY EVkNlNa-
,ATIRIA r4r7 THURSDAY EVENING;
- Fare g. f,om Beaiar ntermsdae IAudngas4 90. Gill
|lFrH and Servants, - So bsrk, ~ TO-
Ralfoad depot Monday, Ta
"a luriaSs up ava on WclaratU Ptoe
~ Ih- Latter Bag will leave the gag tho
Wetneaisy morning saturday iug
r, fSE DIS, Agent TO bank Fi4r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

billy BowLEos-It is said that this distinguished gem
tleman of the forest still bent upon continuing under
his own vine and fig tree He repudates his agreement
with his sat father at Washington the ground that
he was drunk the time be left home until his
to it
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

WmAE ~ PARisThe Partisan Bouevards the
scene Of great animation few days ago large chariot,
drawn BY twenty horses carrying the Of whale
proceeding in the direction Of the Jardu des Pautes
Strange say it caught the coast Of Normandy
and is supposed to have lost its way from its native waters
six republican guarlsmen horseback marched in front
of keep off the crowd The sailor harpooned it
standing upright SO the back OF this huge fish with
the harppon in his hand novel sight and created
quite a sensation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

An interesting ceremony took place lately at Petit Boe
the birthplace and burial place Of Dsguerre inventor Of
thu Daguerreotype where monument inaugurated
to his memory in the little village church by his friends
large of people had gathered for the occasion
and funeral procession including his friends from
rou parts Of the country bands Of young girls in white
carrying branches the villagers, and great
number Of priests accompanied by the National Guards
with flags flying and music playing proceeded to the house
Of the widow Daguerre pay their respects They then
proceeded to the Church where in music per-
formed for the inventors soul and the and the
people duly blessed by the priests After which the whole
company consisting of several hundreds Of persons Of all
ranks and professions united in elton to the memory
OF the distinguished artist all proceeded by invitation to
the BEAUTIFUL country seat Of Mme de Rigny intimate
friend and great admirer of Daguerre, when magnificent
collation. prepared for them Madame Daguerre being
so present After several speeches had been made in
honor Of the artist the widow and the priests having left
the chateau the rest Of the guests finished off the
ing with dance, delighted alike with themselves the
trtaument and their graceful and hosptable hostess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

Al EyruEMFNT-In the Ohio Legislature there has
been attempt made expe the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives, named Mahlon H. Medary. brother Of
the editor f the Statesman Il lie has been giving
his brother the printing Of the journals in violation the
expressed orders of the House The attempt expel him
defeated hy u vote of a to So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

lNptANs or WESTERN New IoRK.-We find in the Roeh.
ester Advertiser abstract Of the Indian Agent in
on to the remnant Of the Six Nations now resident in
the State of NewYork According the taken in
lS5l. there were in the state Senecas 2679 Tuscaro
ras, 800 Cayugas, l39 onondagas, 457 Oneidas 26
N'hawks total, 3779 The rapid decline Of the Indian
power in the state from emigration and other causes
in the fact that of the powerful Six Nations
less than four thousand lipger around the council
fires Of their fathers while in their places have risen up
some fifteen hundred thousand pale faces"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
.ALABA.M.4 RIVER.

Witli4Rve 2 tEs DAY. truanrs II b. o'eloek 9. 49,
FTOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPBA. ~ A.
Il SELMA aud al a1lng.oH Alato. River viaths - g5 4
NV b-s gltr Alabama River Packet z-=zrze
WEhkGiA A-lh- nee !lAt dfal-t, ana s' f.uugg
's.rr GEORGIA, s. S. H. master
h1us,. fuT Of passage having
rpBrseI arYu1N apply uitr, The N.F Basin d
JIi. t., DGLE5BY MACAELAY 90 Z h8urltIGl4
ts TIE GEORGIA r,'st-ies sht lowe. o ua-
Centl opposite ths NprAhu4sr. isbs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

4 tOGNAC BRANDY-Marett 4 Co, PoHit-
Stdud, y a., s w %dIIRF, y camp Il.1 81. d.sp
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SLAVES.
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

GOAP-300 boxes Proctor and CANDLES
isus kIDDER 4 FABIAN, 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

PhiEt ESSAY ADVANTAGES OF ADVERTISING. By d.
REGJ ADVERTISER merchant was con yipced that
advertising was all humbug that the public looked it
as such aud he would not stoop to such obain
business lie also knew the public would fud out where
good goods and cheap goods without looking up
newspaper pus These with other things he knew
the last OF which the meaning Of sheriff ,rrt and
tor the first time since he opened his store he made
large days sale.
The large sale effected by the sheriff advertise
ment
After which, being desirous Of doing regular and pay
ing business and being conyil ed that if days al-
vctising would enable the sheriff to sch more goods in
day than he the aforesaid orekeeper could without
advertising in the five years preceding he concluded
must be capital thing and with proper Of it
be might in future avoid the sheriff
In consequence. predicted he is well off is op-
posed to the sheriff doing his advertising but great
deal OF it himself He has paid of his form creditors
and is now sensible happy man. Mcdonald Excelsior
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

WHIcH WEAVER SEx Females are called the
weaker but why If they strong. who i.
" hen men must wrap themselves in thick garments and
the whole in shut the cold
in thin silk dresses with neck shoulders
nearly say they perfectly comfortable when
waterproof boots wooden hose and
thin silk hose and cloth shoes and pretend
furs aud then complain u the severity Of the weather
women half cover their heads with straw bonnets and
ride twenty miles in open sleigh facing cold north
Sester- and pretend not TO suffer at all.
They sit to by who stink Of and tobaeeo
smoke, enough poison whole house. and appear
more annoyed than though they bundle Of
Year after year they bear abuse of all from
drunken husbands though their strength made OF
iron.
And then il not womans mental strength greater than
mans Can she not endure suffering that would bow the
stoutest man to earth, Call not a woman the weaker
vessel for had she not been stronger than the
would long since have been extinct Hers OF
endurance which man could not bear.
Man abors ten twelve hours per day. and then his
work done; both body and mind rest but woman-
work is never doneshe is idle From early dawn
her hands busy at she Is not idle and at right
her task is not omplished When all else has been
chmplshed sewing or knitting fills up her spare moments
Til the hour Of retirement arrives and then wheu
her lord and master IL snOuzing it unconscious
sleeping clam, she must take Of the child and per
haps be aroused from her ful sumbsrs times each
n isht
II woman not the stronger vessel she could live
three years after marriage. Pleasure Boat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

MrRDER-We find the following in the Charlotte q.
g. Wing We learn that Thursday evening last at
mthsTurn Out, in South Carolina a short distance be-
low Ebenezer Depot, shocking murder committed
the person of rishman by the name Of Barney
Laval. lie had been knocked in the head with stick
and thrown upon q fire, and his head and right arm
nearly burnt off before he was found Being a Roman
Catholic he was brooght up the train the day
and inferred at the Roman Catholic Church in county
of CASTOR according to the ceremonies of that church
Il appears that he had been appointed Postmaster that
place few days before he murdered Suspicion hay
ing rested family of free negroes residing in the
n"ghborhood one of them taken up and committed
for further trial These all the particulars that we
nave learned on the subject
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

- NlI J 90 IUtsDAY Janlly II, ~ ocloekr n.
eNOR VlGkSBURG,W : ,WAkRENTON, g@g !,
& NEW GANlIIAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY ST II kT
ANhNAl0RI-RguaIr TUESDAY Weekly Niehs zsz7Eskka xs
bg Packet Steamer MAGNOLIA magnificent aud IN rll-
ar ckei MAGNOLIA St Ca Iham
ief, wieRve above. For eght apply on board
SMITH tlMlSTER 80 Poydras street.
~ The MAGNOLIA viii b. at lhe Lygs This Morning resiy
receive freight and will take freight or Ya4oO City.
Es There viii CLERK tie early Saturday morning
lorergive freight JAMS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

ANNE EoY.LL.-Extract of letter from "Argo under
date Of Washington, December 20
yesterday visited Mrs Anne Royal whose name is
familiar to tens of thousands The cid lady i, now Il
yenr ot age and strange to say still conducts her paper
the lluntrcss, with her wonted fire" She was known
many years ago famous scold and in 1884 con-
dcmned to be dcktd but pardoned by Gen Jackson
She Is IN heart really good woman, and when she has
passed away Spartan dame will have departed from
among She is, first rate democrat and yeSter
day said To me If the wings had known Gen Scott as
well rs have known him, they would never have put
him forward for the Presidency Thousands. | think
will be glad TO hear that She still lives and her parting
adicu to God bless you thrice repeated will not be
remembered without grateful response.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
CE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and

n Retail Dealers in iCE Ne II Eysan street oppos the
c1ichaan Railroad DEPOT lower side No l5g Old Ltvrc
No. Ia lchoupOua street street cyep
street Com street. No SIS Gcloulolss stree rvrr
street. two lee Houses hetwern Ninth ami
iuull Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08
ENIRE AND WEArHERPRooE PAINT.

A 800 barrels and halt barrels (lyl the celebrated BRIDGE
WATER tA1Nl warranted superior Paint
Try, store and for by G. T. BOGERr CO.. Camp st.,
LeuSsns Alabama Mississippi and Tssa
nrisra tiled by the City ubAEruIs pis by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

WI leave 9ATUNUAY, IIa0ary 5, q 5 0CI01k = n.
EF0R HARD TINES, GRAND GULF, s-srr
4 RODNEY WATERPROOF, NATCHEZ, FORT L-stseas-Szss
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLAQUE u
MNE noNALDSoNNlE aad ~ inlsrnsdia,s
Weekly Nshatg Packet s'eau ArCuEZ No. 2-For EN ERY
SATURDAY EVENING a oonTe tine. running passenge
steamer NATCfiEZ No. T. P Leather MASTER
Leyeg receiving relgt aud win leave For pse
apply board, foot Of Canal street
j7uj D. Il. CARROLL Union Row So CGrondel7 str, a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-08

wa q,ye TUESDAY, January II, al O'clock
bN0R NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND .sz- -
n GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATCHEZ h-tas1s
FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA all
uliursIhe running passenger pucket
tat.t PIfISCEsA, Z. c. HOLINESS master he wee
ns
8Ltf TUESDAY EVENING, o'clock For freight Iassagd
lsndl gniyilttis, apply toir Benvils
jaus orto u, E. CARROLL Caroadoet street. Row.