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

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= Una. river, ioiioNihg .he aSePess enamel,
y unere " mas more tnan one, 70 tneI2o1nf where
J STRIKES the southern boundary 2. New MEXICO
which runs nortn OF the Town called faso,) TO
ts western termination" etc., etc.
Ihe treaty goes on to stipuiate that the afore-
saia boundary snail be run according 70 D1stur-
.s uen map Oh the unised states OF 1871, ana
.nas each government snan appoins Commis-
sioner ana surveyor TO run and marx the boun-
aaiy as aforesaid, and that @ N
ney snan keep journals and mark out
p.an' ~ .1eir operations, ana the result agreed
T~ns.y ~ .ne1i . sn1at ee deemed P1rf ~ fhss
= y: .1 sndss nave ihe sdne Joyce as "
m. M. !. - ..sSr, =, ,.'N. .ea ne1ean. "a
v,;ssSsa. - q nnsn's appointed each It's Com
aaaJaJ - -. ~ seyor, accoruingiy, who pro-
go, ns ds aloiessad, ana the two
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.1e M uianae o. Ges euaesd point
ae ovu. s n,ss s:I nj IN 81 n ias9 or Sur
.eyor .aS no' oa''Sneo WIN snis' claiming that
she Poihs VI departure shouid pe seyeral miles
~, urtner 5 so9tn, very near the Mexican village
=. Iaso. ms REPRESENTATIONS reaches WASH,
ington some niteen m months since, and lmpeiled
serlon ! ,, =. clause IN one OF the appf0pf1atlon
p,iis ~ ucprlVlnS our Commissioner ME- bartlettl
" iunus ior tne prosecution OF the survey, and
IN sneee putting peremptory stop to his pro-
UoVcrnor .r q New Mexico mas proce.ded 70 seize
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We have already publ;sRei = feIegranh;c a..
count of the foray, to which the National Intel.
hgencer adds the following:
- Gan Nv hhAco- -ihe reported attempt
lev of Mess;lia s;tua,sd e. is1,, ~ IL az.
of Dona Ana, may receive some iiuht from tho
following extract Of a letter from highly re-
spectacle gentleman IN that Territory to friend
1s .'' Ths Ths wr,sr - y asse SANTA re- feosuary
sGovernor Ians T. under.,.oa y ;,,.,a ;.
take possession of that Part of New gerieo
which lies below the line fxei BY commi-s oner
Bartlett and above the line eight miles above
u 5aso. inere are some twoor three thou
ssna people IN tnc disPu'ed territory, and most
o. tnem anxious 70 De included within this Ter
ra,;, r.ury. !ne governor ooes this upon ms own
resPonsioir.y, T aeemng II proper, inasmuch as
'ne state OF Cmhuahua has revoited aud thrown
IN g 're auenori.y Oh the central ueveynnent-
l. Is oareiy possible tnat Circumstances ney in
ouce MIN 70 cnange ms aeterminatson-a
tne accounts puonsned yesterday are cor
rect the writer of the above would seem 70 be
mistaken N supposing that most o. the people
oi the disputed territory are !" anx10ug" to
become subjects Of Governor Lanes annexa-
uon. IN. L. lrioune' 10Th
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WHAT ~ THE bouRsE Livery time We hear
from Paris, about the first item later the usual
announcement of a revolution or a mohl :. how
{. the funds are in the Roprsa >, Ifr,..;. ~
o,.o -. ...- .-r--.-.,..'s,-
pV'eoA ,A"A.' eo'P esa'' or Aa.'s i.to ING
chops Of matrimony, tne nrst question Is what
is the effect on the Bourse ~ If the Bourse is
all right, the country is considered flika our
own heloval 1ord\ us.f.n ~. q. xS.-- = :.
4, -, = " :"
u''nn' on 'ne Dourse' us consiuereo A's sure
sign Oh consumption (of powder and leadJ gen.
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N w oA. o1i spiiensiy i1ienu'
'ne Dos'on Dee tne ioioWihg descr1puon:
The BOnrse.-Every Transatlantic steamer,
when Paris matters are touched, has something
| to say Of the Bourse. What is the Bourse, 1t
| is plainly, what correspondent our Exchange
the gathering point of the moneyed men Of the
city; and the street (rue) which it is situated
is something like State street
The Bourse is one Of the structures in the
great metropolis. 1t is 2l2 by 126 feet, and is
| surrounded by range OF sixty-six Corinthinn
| columns. Although commenced in March, 1903,
IL was not completed until 1926, on account Of
the Viclssitudes OF intervening time Over the
entrance is inscribed
mn bourse ct Tribunal de Commerce"
Inc ROOF Is composed entirely Of IRON and
copper and during business hours at this seat
OF Mammon for the French Empire, the national
nag floats over the ediiiee. Portions of the in
terror are beautifully decorated by figures en-
blematic OF Commerce, Abundance, etc., with
paintings OF several OF the cities Of France
Ladies were formerly admitted to the Bourse,
put as It was found to encourage passion in
the gentler sex for gambling in stocks, they are
not allowed to enter during hours Of business.
Total cost OF the Bourse, Z, ,l49 600 francs
There are stirring times within its walls and
upon its pavements during the hours allotted
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,nodost h,,Id;n1 h,,. OS'e.caaons
tai in design and exterior. is beine erected
within the grounds of the Smithsonian Institu.
tion' to the southeast OF the main edifce. to af-
ionJ ei aoeoinSua.iois lor M Magnetic ana Mete,
annarats for obseryations Of the for,ue ohr anu