New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17
Baltimore Correspondsncse

gorrtsponDfuee Of tbe CrssteIt.
BALTIMORE, M<rshs isss'
The Inaugul Of President Piercs has been rcsved
Baltimore elsewhere Throughout the sousfry with
almost universal favor This fact is honorable to ths
whga and shows that they toothorsughly tabued
with the natonai policy to allow them TO hnd pleasure in
carpng eud capious objections manifesto of
successful political oppon<1t Ths tone Of the Inaugural
must b eminenfy sstastory the South and WILL IL
is to be hoped give qustus last struggle Of abo
don fAnsticism.
The Inauguration over the struggle IA pass among the
political parsans Of city has eomnenesd Win re-
newed energy. CD Jacob g. Davies formerly Mayor Of
the city and sxGovernor Thomas the foremost CON-
pstors for the Ccsetorhip and their chances are 70
equal that IT is dcult say which will succeed COL
Daviess friends the sanguine that may be
because they most needy Ex-shsrn John Kettlswl
is third candidate but his chances small. Bsal H.
Richardson present editor Of the Argus will probably b.
Postmaster If he makes good one and rescuss
office from its present state Of miserable ineciency
the wings w1l be satisfied Col Po& will Be Nsya
officer and Frank Gallagher District Marsha-both bad
appointments and disastefu to many Of the democras
The railroad mania is still prevalent here Our
ton with the Ohio having been secured by the complexion
Of the railroad to Wheeling Is Proposed TO
other TO that river by direct connection with
Pittsburgh, by Of the Pittbgh and Connsisvls
Railroad The project meets win mseh kyor among
merchants and the Board Of Trade have rscolnszdsd
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doubtful whether this viii bs DONE ths eitys Abuty Tor
railroads already amounting to some ssvsn nieus =
| dollars.
new play, called the white slsvs oekns,aadn sad
designed q aA oGsst TO "UneetnneAbni@n y hAe besn
produced here Though Of no high order u literary q
dramatic production, 1t contains hits st ynsisnd,
which the less account d ths1 truth
funess and exhibits with much scenic sees the opps-
sve tyranny to which the factory and other opsv n
, that country are subjected.
The annual commencsment Of ths MaxyianA UD1vses1ty
took place yesterday, snd soas fhsty ysme lssaAl
were admitted the honon of the healing ~ TAsusi
versity formerly had much larger easss e gzaAustss
but the rival institutions ct the NORTH wsfs dploma
are dispensed ct much less cost-both Of brAins N
monsy-ars gradually taking away its patronage sn
however preserves its high character school Of nedi
cine Faculty being sufficiently 6osy TO prsssrvs
the course Of study which deemed
necessary to quality the physician An graduates
. | from this section the country
Ex-President Flmores visit to the South has beeu
definitely determined upon. He viii leave Washipsseu
in ths Of the coming week. accompanied By thu
Hon John p. Kennedy and will extend his visit u IA
South your city. cordial and Q kindly welcome wiz
doubt be extended to him along the whole route He
well Of the South inasmuch he has done her
justice and the South 10 not slow TO discern thoss VIII
friends backward in making her ackuowedgnsnta
He ratnrns by way of ths Mississippi and the ahes h
IS Buffalo, where he designs residing.
The Argus the organ of the democracy here Is shogtIy
to pass into hands, and to be made respsctsbl
paper-rather difficult task considering its antsesdsns
ID Mr. Gwinn, present States Attorney win have th
is control of it.