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sr. CHARLES THESrRrhe bill at this house last nigh.
was "Tbe Belle OF the Foubourgr and The Mornine
CALI Miss Julia Dean Madeline in the first piece Wa
most touchingy effective Her rendering of the passages
wherein the agony of the deserted wife and the eou
tenderness of the alternately displayed Wa
such have rarely fever elualed, and surely
surpassed Indeed in pieces Of the character
resented last night Mis- Dean has equal uur stage
some portions Of this lady performance rightly
true TO nature to be agreeable and caused many
natures 10 shed unwilling tears. MIR. Magic and MI De
Bar sustained their portans Of the piece, their usual
style The play is good temperance lecture
The after piece" The Morning Call lis most elegant
codietta, full Of wit and admirably adapted display
the highcomedy talents of Mr. Maggie and Miss Dean who
sustained the piece.
Tonight by particular desire Miss Dean appears in
favorte character Of Constance The Love Chase with
Mr. Maggie WildToks The Morning Call will oiass
the entertainments
This is a most excellent b. and to tlosu who wish to
enjoy ehaste and quiet evenings entertainment
safely recommend visit to the st Charles tonight
MusEuM ANDMENAGEBm.-This establishment oon-
distractions indeed, novelties daily being
the collection.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1853,

Mr. JoHs @. WIRE is the only agent Of this Office for
supplying our friends the river with the Crescent We
trust they will favor us through him. with liberal orer
for our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06
A Wis GELEcTIoN.-Atteniu qua unc elcc

a ton qu lieu Limit De nrs an .tttu lie Ia
constitution, Ionr GouVernsur Lieutenant
4st T,ps"nttt de- Ia Mi Orleans, lr5snats T. Gov
na kryn Paul plitt II v Iir d
10 y sVo Sal, lea deaN randi a
"A NHs ref1T"nt Plus grand Hnm5t ct
lnh'- declares dnmcn lri
lsu rrpeseniiili nt Tos ulslnu
tyan ere e nne ella election dot pour rtpes
~ s district Irpr-sini De Ia $llcaUs afniu QUEEN Ntrn
Iun a lie la Legislature appruuv6
suivfont Ia premiere election
tuc rrprtnti comprenaHt Nouye
lrFans, sstondnnt de 10 fenve
ac q me election ara lien sAME Is pour rrprsssE
~ Sme
ut Les cutns ouyrrs de hrnrs u maa heufes
1ptesnl pTecinc egt4 Cone Aldermen
tie ia Sile-l6ans, Ia surveillance grets
seroni NOMINEES eonorGf 4 q
PRECINCT No sA piIotel lie Ia tonnis l..
aS9non, Arthur saucicr Robert Wood A. A. cu
Alphonss Fssnrrvosk.
PRECINCT No. "a a Maisou de Pompa No. IS dg Basin
Ire BenyHr 81 Cunt ThOs Wl
Eugene Sullivan. fiers-E. Stronger Lewis
Les otes complies apres sun ct
les rrtours deront fats doubles Ia e
huresud sheriff Dc La psroiasa d0ssns Ianvisr 1859
lana JAMES r. FRERET, shtF.t
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The G!'cai Depot Of Clothing,
YOUTHS, boys IND otILDRE,

H..t.
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS, boys IND CHILDREN.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
81 Magazine street, of Graver.
EE The system business which has bern established by this
HOUSE cannot but be satisfactory every purchaser
Every article hn. the lowest pee marked upon IT, and no variation
from this in any instance is uad",
Purchasers, whether they good judges Of the quality OF
b~ing cheated, H. purchase article
- refunded,
DRESS AND FROCK COATS
oNE RGGhTs.
CL0AKS.
VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
INrIA RUBBER GOODS.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
YOUTHS AND BOYS FRoCKs, POIKAS AND JACKETS,
YOUTHS PANrALOoNs AND VESTS.
YOUTHS oyERCOATS.
CtIIIDRES'S CLOTH COATS.
CIIILDREN'S JACKETS AND r0tKA JACkEl$.
CilILDREN'S DRESS JACKETS a beautiful Article.
CHILDREN s PANTALOOSS,
BOYS SHIRTS SOCKS AND DRAWERS,
LIZ ONE PPICE ron GDODS-No dcriaIon is uadt.
~ This sore is OPEN EVERY NIGHT til eight and kTURnAI
NIGHTS TIL nine O'Clock. Not open Sundays.
ALFRED MUNROE h Co,
jhnb zap "a Magazine street, u Guyi~r
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Thanks to the clerk of the mail steamer oresu Tor Mo
bile papers.
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The clerk OF the magnificent steamer Eclipse will
Eclipse will please accept thanks for late Louisville
papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

fRoH ST. rtoNAs-Dates from = Thomas to the Goth
ut have been received at NewYerk The provision mar
het Tor the past month has been uiet Four is in fun
supply at - - to -, American corn no sales sale
Of Mess Pork at SO TO 70 liam lg ta T. The weather
vas favorable for The growing rruT # came Nothing
doing in frcisht, Exchange on III, Satcs to 2pcrcen,
disror.rt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Louis Whonan for
Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

ARHrAI or 1HE BLkck WAEHet,-- Hsltic January D.
1884 The steamer BLACK Warrior has arrived IRON
New York via Havana bringing date me latter M
20 noon Of the "a inst The Cherokee Ind arrived
Havana when the Black Warrior ytt An was quat and
the news Of no importance.
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New York Lesislature.

NV FfRh, Jann1ry
The Legislature Of this state met yesterday, The 'jo'
crnor's Message rc"r5sent the sgt' Of Affairs as fvcra
bic tiDsrcaiy and in other respects The expenditure.
II the year ending the 3oth september last excee the
raVa.fu. Ia, eJunonu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

Nom GoLu,-The steamship ue.r.,' Al- arrived at
New York with s2lOOGoO in gold dus,
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GAS FBoNI VEGETAPLEs-Mr. Geo. X. Booth, of Wends-
worth has patented improvements in the production
Of gas which consist in manufacturing vegetable gas from
seeds leaves fruit and stems Of plants instead Of employ
ing the oils gums resins obtained hcrefrom in such
process Any seeds parts of plants capable of yielding
oils or gums from which gas may be produced may he
used in this and the form OF apparatus
employed may be- very much varied. Mining (Eng)
journal.
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Congressional Proceedings

WtsWNG1oN. January I
In the House, Mr. German. Of Indiana made e"ae5l
in favor Of comforting the rank Of Lcutcrau General
Gen Scott Mr. Polk adore the House in favor Of the
acquisition of Cuba rrd denounced the present admins
tration In IT. strongest terms President Fillmore ami
hir Cabinet defended by Nj Brooks. Of New yor,
The Deficiency and The West Point Academy bills wcr.
debated at length, and the latter was passed
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Ericsson Steamer,

NV YoRa January
The trial trir Of She Ericsson caloc ship of to-
day IN this harbor She passed dot the East river au
bay at the rate OF twelve miles per hour thu wind aud III
hain in hDr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

Geographic dispatch to the Charleston Courier
nounces the death Of Amos Lawrence at Boston. The
deceased of the weathest in the country,
and We think brother of Abbott Lawrence,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

CLERIC NJ lNrOsrER-The" Rev Alfred Thomas Wood
ID" is under remand at HILL the charge OF obtain
ing by false pretences He lsTied contributions
the charitable for the alleged support OF church IN lii
IBERIA He told ole Of tie witnesses against him that
George and Eliza Harris. mentioned in Uncle Toms Cabin
were members Of the Church and that Classy died six
weeks after her arrival in Liberia. English paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

~he Panama Railroad Company have declared a stock
dividend for the half year of ten per cent which the
stock Is worth ljO Is equal TO cash dividend Of IL per
cent The road will be finished to Gorgona in February
LNewYork Post. 18th nit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

huENos AypEs.Later advces from Buenos Ayres state
that apprehensous felt that there would be trouble
| with lrnnisa
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Boots ltlld Shocs.
Flats, Caps, etc,

Ss,3za AT Wholesale.
- unS5arirea asea HATS, sarpridrg sres;vaf et,n
itLKFUR CASHMERE, MEXIeaA, WoGL, STRAW fAENLElF
md cAMPEACiY HATS, for ssis 5y
jyls spd4W frost co. 10 Ma rae.
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CcNtiBMru.-Thc Y. 5. Senate has confirmed the ap
ponment of VIM Henry Thescott Esd o: South Carroll
ma, Secretary of Legation at London
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Il SUGAR HOUSE BELHER AND KErTtEs SETTER, So.
44 JULIA STREET, INV ORLEANS, respectfully and ra#srti
~ oilers h ~ all SUGAR PLANTERS Inst may r'quD
Hh work dune. Having practical rytrtrne thau
setting Kettles On al mary Plnn II FUit tr hs tre
perfect krcW d. can without hpts'irZ rcat haN 3aae
promising vRs impossible lAu fmsrlf
arrived aperiert result much Mr N" quuliy Of rt he
1ing OF kettles, by EiviugH general tHifr stu 10 Al
those hsi have hereto employed linn a'ca's 10 e nature "
fuel and used. When the Planter m tsaI tine following
selected falv
hey assured that ths LIN with work, be
L-- -HLta L. m LL.-En. NJ. ----.
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hi, j. oeit IS thai the bearer - RoaIansI wa eHe
me Ia huid sugar House, tsh brk) and Lat the WORK o
my entrr sa'sIct, and codHi nils him
oher, industrious man, good mAsn and kettle" setrr think
Of the hest ia tho country BEN. WINCHESTER,
Parish St. James, 9Th January, Isl.
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This to certify il the bearer g. Gnldaur hHs worked upou
krt which burnt under full
him mson and in his Intelligence VERY department
!, Il. lBtGfIBpNGtt
Parish o St. James, Nov. u, lisa.
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.Bstn,eS II. CiOna,

CABINET NtNUFACTrRER AND CNpGRTAiE Eli
N5,at RAMPANT STREET. Threa plors "a1mon
the Ct NuNf
prepared idraifh all Fl NERALREQt sfffS iee
notice aud the enable terms. GIVE HIM ca
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NFoEofe Januavy
The Asia is reported to have arriycdat IJJax
and left that place at sunday for NewNork Tic
eastern lines down. and have not set rnrr'iNt
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TnE nuaoAL WORLD AND mEs.

LARGE weekly Journal Of sixteen pages edited BY Richard
Willis and which musical and writers
county their medium uneaton with the
public during SIS WORTH Of The very
bes all kinds brilliant instructive
anybody understand amount Of attractive musical read
anecdotes and sketches Of ebaed musicians OF musical bis
tony the fearless and truthful criticisms Of musical pue
and performances, The pick and Of musical
novelty and incident both oresn and dolnee ths whole
complete and valuable record Of musical at
posabe obtain The Of country ehois and Of ladies lab
ing but who living music stores are co
pecially attended
Terms copy, So copies, o. I'VE copies $40 and
sending club OF for hs trouble
Dyer Willis publishers Of tho Musical World and Times
ISL Broadway, New York
ASoruER JouEsALThs subscribers aso publish The
Mouthy Gazette, elegant Journal Of eight each
containing four Of music mAkng forty eight
year) great musical reading The
Monthly Musical Gazette designed for the especial benen Of e
whose musical knowledge and de
simple music asd whose require that should
be furnished az the cheapest possible rate :.
copy, 50 cents three copies, 81 ten copies 81
sending CLUB
ali extra copy his trouble Address DrSR b WILLIS.
B-ClepKymen will be supplied with the Musical World ant
dollar year and with the Monthly Musical Gszeu,
twenty nve cents year -,
Agents subscribers for tho above named pubica
tons. Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe. the volume begins on ms
FIRST of January, 1858.
Jan
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Prom our baltimore Correspondent.


The ErseusiUs appointments for BALTIMORE Edaordl
Change-Carpeaisrs Shiks-Cay Moriaay, &c.
BALTIMORE, Aprll5, 1858.
Our collector, Philip Francis Thomas, and Colonel
Jacob g. Davis, the postmaster OF Baltimore, are
preparing their bonds aud expect 10 enter their duties
on Monday next The other officers will doubtless
enter at the time. The disposal Of the Baltimore
Offices by the President has OF course given anyer
sal satisfaction but il is believed that others could
have been made that would have given equal satsfac.
ton 10 the masses OF the people, not only IN Baltimore,
but throughout the State All could be provided fer,
and the selection doubtless the result OF much re-
Election The part OF the President and cabinet, In which
all seem now disposed TO cordially acquiescs
Robert and Charles f. Cloud. esqrs, have retired from
the propTieorshp OF the Baltimore Argus, alter many
years OF unceasing labor in the democratic cause Beaie
H Richardson esq for several years past It's able and
interchangeable editor is now sole proprietor and editor.
and has bucked on the harness with renewed energy,
preparatory TO The fall gubernatorial campaign.
The journevmen house carpenters Of Baltimore are on
prices previously paid large number of the employers
have agreed 10 give the price, whilst Others refuse. and
their woIkmen have stopped.
The great magician (blr Andersons) explanation and
exposure OF spiritual knocking draws crowded houses
al Holiday Street Theatre He will shortly visit w ash
ington
The health OF Baltimore is scarcely equaed by that OF
any other city 10 the Union. With population of two
hundred thousand souls the number OF dea his during the
past week but eighty,hree of which thirty three
under five years Of age, and fourteen died of con-
sumption.
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ENsIxEsA DErARrAESr Washington, March IS, 1853.
PROPOSALS viii be received day Apdl
1855 executing the following repairs 10 The peTs al kenns
bunk; -. -. - i
required 20 be placed along the toundA
The precise posuon 10 Dc pointed
Out by The agent the United States at the work =.
be continued
thence with ana angle IFS feet 10 the beach.
be eNcasAled 10 prepare o inc
OF is work Not more tan one Of is
(which only feel wde) etsnds 70 tne sss
OF xeme low water will be oIa IL 10 10 feet Ia
al the base aud height w be composed o.
course. p stone feet thick and dininishns
thick wide, pieces from uee 70 nse ee'
all be truly with square ends and sides
strong wall without mortar and no piece 's
have less width shAn Two esi OF
The wtdth 10 DC TWO eet anu
average length eei
About 500 cubic VIII be needed
which and durable, and Tree from de-
81
approach within rs feet OF the extremity OF he wing
wall and lie along the channel part OF the pier.
The their places delivered rom e YES
seis by denicks, either on board shore.
ballast should be by the ton OF s24o b Tor
the cubic yard and for split stone Ny e
cubic yard, including laying il in the wall
further address b. Major T. b. Tower, United
'"'1 '' JOS. O. TOTEM,
Brig, Gen. and Col. Engineers
To inserted in Union Inegence and Republic Wash
Boon, Massachuer aud Eastern Argus,
Name three weeks copy oil
containing the be seni 10 the Engineer De
paHment MAI io-eoa'"
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by Il. N. sTHATToS, Auctionesr.

SUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c,
y Aucuonoh Monday morning, April llth, al 10 o'clock
Ffst east and north, Capitol Hill
north Cspo shall sell without as The family
are leave the city
One ak and half octave piano forte, by A. Stein
Mahogany marble-top centre table
Do sofa and rockers
Maple chairs and rockers
Mahogany dining breakfast, and other tables
Looking glasses, mane ornaments
Double single bcdstsAds
feather beds and mattresses
washs,ands toilet
Parlor, chamber, and stair carpets
Dressing aud plain bureaus stair RODS
Window curtains, shades, and fixtures
Ctockery-wzre and Gsss
Together general Of kitchen requisites
Terms! SIS under cash so thirty and siV days
crcdr, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
Ap 6-dta
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The mail steamship Empire City, Captain Wndle, ar
rived al New York on Sunday from New Orleans and
Havana She left the latter place at eight O'Clock on The
morning Of the goth ult
More slaves had been landed and the capain-general
Canedo. has caused the of great number OF per
soas, none of whom, however, are OF sEy mole Ihis
movement is intended for the which MI secretary
Gaanoi preparing lay before The BRUSH government
Il is stated that he would go out OF Once on he 'o'h
ult and leave on the 10th instantIor Ensianu'
The Diario de Ia Marina of tha 29h March says
General Don Antonio Lopez de santa anna "ho ar
rived Yesterday according 10 our previous announcement
as passenger In the English steamer Avdh mas lei is
evening in HE same vessel, bound for Vera Cruz HIS
lady daughter, and lase nunps s :. sos
yole of The Mexican to rule over It's deslnies
gives us satisfaction 10 be able to assure our readers with
full certainty that General Santa Anna, benefited BY
experience feels himself perfectly imbued with
OF The duties OF his high mission, aud OF the conditions
which circumstances require The question OF In
all It's magnitude, rules in the mind OF the future govern
meni, and may suggest The necessity OF syslem analo
gous The disposition OF our IDEAS Tor The purpose OF re
organizing the country. little OF frmness, in which
have confidence and the frank operation OF those
who desire the salvation Of their country, offer the only
and by desperate medium OF successfully pass
ing through the terrible crisis which threatens Mexico
The United States steam rgate Saranac. Capt. Long,
arrived at Havana the 2sth u, from Pensacola, and
was leil in port by the Empire City.
The English squadron had been reinforced by the arm
val OF the steamers Devastation and Mededo, con-
sdeIably swelling the British force in those waters The
French squadron consists OF the steamer BArden and
the brig Oreses The Spanish squadron numbers ten or
twelve vessels The Saranac is the only American
sci of ... r..
Nothing had yet been done with the political prisoners
the trials had been concluded but sentence had not been
pronounced 1t was thought that only four would suffer
capital punishment
There was a rumor in Havana that Gen Elliseand had
been appointed to succeed Gen. Canedo
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Proposals Repairing the hrcakSv@ter Ina Hyannis
lar Dor, Mas az husetts.

EsoIkErR DEPARTMENT, Washington, March Is, 1859
PROPOSALS this office until the 18th April
the the
repairs Hyann harbor Massachusetts These
principally dwelling the surface OF the break
with heavy walsone TO prepare Tor Two courses o. 10
laid headers and weighing not less
than about 300 of split
dwelling will be required The latter
uty, however, is only coDjectural
Vessels lie close the breakwate with 10 feet OF water al
low water.
Further obtained from Lieut. C. L. Blunt,
engineers. the United States office, No Is
state street, Boston, Massachusetts,. ...
JOS. q. ToTTEN,
Breye Brig Gen and Col Engineers
To be inserted in the Unon Republic, Wash
ngon Post Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Argus
Name other day for two weeks one copy Of each
paper be sent TO the Engineer De
Mar l6-eoo2w
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital at Evans
willie, Indiana.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March =

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 2e, 1883.
PROPOSALS will be received this department until the 2oth
2 O'clock the OF the
hospital Evansville indiana according plans and peci
the this department said
either the whole building for the differ
work department reerug the right 10 REJECT the
hereby invited should the interests OF The United States
Eighty of of the work done and
furnished according (eaid amount to be
superinte nden will be paid from
proceeds, and fifteen retained
until OF the and the acceptance Of The work
&c, by the superintendent
Contracts win be awarded only master builders or mechanics
other except by consent
Treasury will be forfeiture OF the
Every proposal be accompanied BY written guarantee
responsible Certified be by the
United district Judge for the said distrct that the
bidder required il his be accepted enter into
bond and sufficient IN the sum OF
SIS, 000 for its faithful performance
specifications working drawing be examined and
touching the proposed be obtained
office Of the superintendent
al willie after the goth day of April next.
The addressed to the
Secretary the Treasury, endorsed Proposals for Evansville
Marine Hospitality and viii be opened o'clock M on The
day fixed for receiving in the OF the bidders
any shall be present. .- -..
Mar 29-2awtMnyas Secretary of the Treasury.
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RELEASE OF PRIsoNERs.-We learn through private
letter from Europe that minister at Madrid, Mr.
Barringer, has fully succeeded in his efforts through
his personal influence with the government there, pro-
curing from the Queen OF Spain pardon and release OF
the Hunga prisoners Of The Lopez expedition of 1851
against the island of Cuba, who have been long con
fined in the Spanish presdio al Ceua, in Africa and
who mad exception 10 the genera pardon grant
ed 10 the American and other prisoners Of the expedi-
ton They are eight in number National Ineiigeacer