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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels-May 10

CITY, Tntan ThOs Nobe kirkland Ja Aexsndsr Davis
Davis, Fluker DIR Deloney, w Maudng Russell
Ga.iin Ark; Shaw, n Sey1an. O = Relaxation,
Ga; Col Murrtl, Miss; S W Murrsil Va.
ST. CHARLES W Turner N Massey TaIne James Cav
thorn Bell, Grant, II w Abbott Mobile; Chesborough
Spencer III Moore evson, La; as sevens Showers
Chandler NOand Miss; Meyers, Oliver Franks, Ga
j Wood, Msmphis I Saunders, Texas
ARCADE w Carter Piersop, Rune de fills, Arb
d Johnsou, J c Greenwood, Texas; W Duihed, Misc.
vERANDA... Bankhe, Bough, Memphis; Lsggets
Gofourth, Natehez
ST. Winthrop. Msine Rhine, Mereoi Meade,
Dounell and lady, Ala; Mr. Mstesif Conn.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

A large stock of blooded horses, belonging to
the estate of the late VIM. Gibbons, were sold at
auction on the Sd inst, at Madison, New Jer-
sey. Among the number sold, was the celebra-
ted racer SO Fashion" now II years old, bought
by Mr. Morris, of Morrisania, for $3.50. Bon
netts O Blue, mother Of Fashion, 26 years old,
brought 500. Patsey Anthony, IS years old,
$3.50. Mariner, II years old, 1910 and others
of lesser note at prices varying from $40 up to
$500. The sale attracted large concourse of
people from Newark, New York, and other
places
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS OF CLERKS. -
We learn from the Republic that the following
appointments have been made in the Land Of
fee, to fill the vacancies occasioned by reno
walls, viz:
Herman H. Heath, $500; Thomas j. Robin
son, $500; Mr.. Willett, 1920; J. D. Ward,
5000; Amos Reed, $1,000; Oliver Dufour,
$1,000; Cyrus F. Windup, $1,000; E. Brooks,
Is So per day. Syyins saossn " 80 gsr r day
nall, "A per day.
Messrs. J. L. Barnhill and John Hood have
been promoted to $1400 clerkships, and N.
Vedde to o $500 salary and Mr.. J. W. Strong
rhazeed from a $1400 to 1890 salary.
Frederick J. Skinner, Esq, editor of &c The
Plough, the Loom, and the ANVIL has resigned
his place GA per day. in the Land Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

NAvAL.-The U. S. sloop-of- war John Adams,
Commander Barron, was at Sierra Leone on
the 10Th of March, and sailed the same day for
Port Praya. Lieut.. Lynch, who was sent out
by the United States Government to make re-
connoisance in Africa, was to take passage for
the United States via England
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14
Local IntelligencN.

CHARGE OF PERJURY-Daniel Block was yes
terdy examined before Recorder Ramos on charge Of
perjury preferred against him by Mr. Dupre on the 18th
Of June, 1852
ntted the crime Of perjury in swearing before Justice
Lugenbuhl, In the Of the State against French
Smith and VIM Assenmsker, that in or about the It'll
Of June 1852 said Dupre to his house in company
with Mr. Uralin and that said Dupre was so drunk thai
he could not stand his feet etc, etc. On hearing
the the Recorder committed the accused for tra
before the First District Court under bonds Of hous
and dollars.
A WATER RAT.-Alfred Cormiel was yester
day arrested in the Second District charge Of petit
piracy preferred against him by Auguste Leon In hayn
received skill that had been stolen from deponent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

public dinner was given to John p Hale, in
Boston, on the 9th, in which some 1900 persons
participated, among whom were 800 ladies.
The Hon. JJhn G. Palfey presided, and the
principal speakers were Cassius NJ. Clay, Hon
j. p. Hale, Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Judge
Jay, of NewYor Hon. Horace Mann, Hon. Amos
Tuck, Hon. Henry Wilson and Hon G. Palfrey.
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Ns,- I'VE cali the attention Of orr readers To

the advertisement columns relation to the Periodical
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR, the frs. number of which be
Issued the first Of May Such Periodical mperatiycy de-
the American people, As ha instructor
he should be furnished with the facilities for 1t. This
POPULAR EDUCATOR proposes to do England, Magazine
three standing, has reached the
10000 copies monthly We have doubt that
EDUCATOR will be cordially received by whole
people ap26 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

THE DocUMENTs.--It is stated in the Cleve-
land papers, that when it was announced that
number of letters were found in the house of
the woman recently murdered in that city,
great anxiety was manifested by several persons
to suppress or destroy them. Moral-neyer
write letter you are ashamed Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

III National lntelligencer, of the 9th inst.
!, oAyu that "the Department of War contemplates
a6andopine Fort Atkinson, or Sumner, near
~ ~ 4 "a Fort Mann, on the Upper Arkan-
- ~ tzansf1rring the troops occupying it to
~ it, o. Walnut Greek, considerably this
~ ~ thRmor. Walnut Creek has the advan-
/ ~ ~ N grazing, excellent water. and COM
lGE>1iSsly good supply Of timber. Being the
1nIE ppst. however, between the Missouri and
~ l6stern bordsr Of New Mexico, it would
- 70 b. an insuiioient protection for nearly
s1yga hundred miles Of greatly exposed land
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A Card.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY Q, 1885,
DEAR SRFeeng convinced that respective csuddas for
the District Aoney hp might ultimately suit 10 the of the
SYSTEM which has be applied Judiciary
elections unbddn and merely out of opposition to such dan
gerOus principle inform that withdraw fu tbs
canvass that will you through mysef friends the
hearth, st support. Yours, truly, HENRY ST. PAUL.
EDWARD J. CAEREII, ESQ., present. myl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

YELLOW FEVER AT BARBADoEs.--Extract of a
letter from Barbados, dated April Z:
81 am happy to tell you that the yellow fever
has entirely left this island, and sincerely trust
we shall not have such an awful visitation for
some time Ihave had accounts that it reached
Trinidad few weeks ago, and carried off few
of the inhabitants. At Tobago, where it ap-
peared, a few of the garrison had died, and at
st. Vincents one Lieut. Colonel and three off
GERS of junior rank 1t was particularly severe
on the officers and crew of the Dauntless steam
frigate, sixteen of the former and about eighty
of the latter having died in the course of six
weeks"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

TECHNICAL TERMs.-The word patient" had
proper origin, as, no doubt, DR.. Vaudeville
could proves but its application seems to be
much perverted at the present day. 1t is true
medical term, once applied to any sick subject,
but now Doctors use it for such of the fortunate
human race who fall into their hands and re-
cover after much suffering and tedious linger-
ing; if the poor creature should happen to die,
they call it a case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

A Frenchman thinks the English language is
very tough. :" Dare is look. OUT he says,
(Which is to put out your head and see and
look out, which is to haul in your head not for
To see--iust contrarien
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

/ iSosNINa. NAY IL, 1858.

m SIS 7s,sived from J. B. Steel, No. 60
&C. Epk s copy Of . new work entitled
q u ErsGt Ranger, or Wild Sports Of
~ Major walter Campbell 1t is a
'nusu6l1nl vsluns of four hundred pages, printed
H}nSto1g style, and embellished with six steel
nnrsy(trs. We have not had time to peruse it,
r. ~ sI1adon Art Journal says Of it A
,asohxhieh has rapidly reached a third edition.
U>1n ~, = beyond criticism, for the public
sf1heeay put the stamp Of approval upon It /;
u ~ Mt 4 not to DO msrvelled 1t, for 1t is
~ = VIA advsnturs ard amusing incident, Of
NAleA thsusnAdG mo hass no stomach for the
lekoR - = hour. !" ,is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

CHOLERA IN VIRGINIA "A correspondent of
the Richmond Enquirer says that the cholera is
prevailing in GAINESVILLE, Meclenburg, and on
some of the plantations on the Roanoke
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

THE HYDEs-The Westminster Carrolltonian
states that a lawyer of that town named John
L. Smith, Esq, has been employed by the Hyde
family of Carroll county to proceed Immediately
to Europe and secure fortune of some millions
belonging to them, now lying in the Bank of Eng
land.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

In the Maryland House of Delegates, on the
9TH, a bill to reduce the State direct tax to ff-
teen cents on the 800, was finally passed by
yeas GA to nays ,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

S1IAMgHP LINE TO CHAREsroN.--A public
nes1ine II citizens of Philadelphia was held on
~ 6tSi Inst, for the purpose Of adopting mea-
UTSe 16R establishing line of steamers be-
tUUm Ehilodelphia and Charleston, South Caro-
linA The North American understands that
solet1at nsans are already subscribed to build
~ Ilaes one steamship on the route, but it is
d6nInhle that an additional one hundred thou
~ dollars should be obtained before proceed
N further in the enterprise. The reason urged
~ ~ b, that the company may commence
opsrations with capital large enough to meet
tie HissnoiM which occur in the outset of every
now uidwtaking, and which, unless promptly
uFoviisd fbr - they arise, tend seriously to en-
haRrana and sven, In some instances, to defeat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

Dr. Joseph Lidy has been chosen Professor Of
Anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

FATAL ArrRAx.-The Shelbyville Expositor
le1xzss verbally. that difficulty took place a
~ days go in the edge of Lincoln county,
1snn., betNssn man by the name Of Richard
o., ~ ~ spn-in-law, Bartlett. It seems that
~ I'D about some pigs-got to fighting,
aNM - 6ngagement Bartlett struck Richard
- = &ow o. tho head, fracturing his skull
IL l1xa, Richardson stabbed Bartlett with a
- e = reported that they have both
- IN a their wounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

Col. Schouler, long and favorably known as
an able editor, has retired from the Boston
Atlas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

The Massachusetts, Constitutional Convention
assembled at Boston on the 4th. The wings
nominated Ex-Governor Briggs fol. President,
and the coalition the Hon. G. p BaiIas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

The Catholics of Portland, Maine, have pait
$40 900 for piece of land on which to build ,
Cathedral
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

LATE FROM RIO DE JANEIRO Remarkable
Dispatch.--By the arrival at this port yester-
day of the brig Victorine, Capt. Brown, we
have dates from Rio de Janeiro to the 23d of
March. The V. brings the first news of her
arrival out, and has made remarkably quick
trip--having been absent from Baltimore only
eghty-tw days. She had most astonishing
dispatch ut Rio, being only four days in dis
charging her outward cargo, and taking in a
full return cargo of coffee Letters to COM
nercial house here, dated Rio Janeiro, March
%, represents o considerable stir in the coffee
market, with meagre receipts on account Of bad
roads in the interior, and transactions at an
advance of 100 to 200 refs. The stock has be-
come reduced to 10000 bags, and prices may be
considered quite nominal. Unless the next adj
vices from the United States and Europe were
of very discouraging nature, parties write
that prices are likely to undergo further adj
vance. The quotations were:
Coffee--Mixed lots of good frsts and superiors
at $1,000 to 4I000, which may almost be con-
sidered nominal, as there can be hardly any SO
ldenominated.
Flour-Sales of NewOrleans brands at $4,000
per barrel, credit; cargo Georgetown, Column
bia, at $4,000, and a cargo of Baltimore at
14H000, credit in bond, to go to the river Plate.
Exchange on England % to 28k, nominal.
Freights--Last charter for the Gulf 110c,
and 500. per bag, and for the Atlantic ports,
81 so per bag.
No unengaged American vessels in port. [Bal-
timore Sun, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

Philip Allen, democrat, was elected United
States Senator for Rhode Island, on the 4th
without opposition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

The steamers Union, Uncle Sam and Georgia
for Aspinwall. and Star of the West, for San
Juan, sailed from New York on the 9TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

THE RACE To-MoRRow.- fast friends
should bear in mind that the Southern Cracks come
together tomorrow the Metarie Course in
to harness-three best in vefor purse and stake Of
two hundred dollars The Jefferson and Lake Pontchar
train will stop at the track to land passengers afford
pleasant and cheap transit to those DESTROYS Of
Messing the sport The contest will probably be close
and exciting oue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

The rumor of several hundred slaves having
been landed at Matanzas, Cuba, by the shiT
Lady Suffolk, was not credited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE ARMY.-H is
stated by the correspondent of the Republic
that the President is DESTROYS of appointing
Lieut.. Col. Henry L. Scott to the vacant post Of
Inspector General Of the Army, and that Gen.
Scott has expressed desire that he should do
so. The President, however, is impressed with
the belief that the new Inspector General, in
justice to the army, should be taken from the
field officers. If he determines that such is i'm
peratively his duty, all the many applicants for
the position but four will be ruled out, viz
Lieut.. Col Ewing, Lieut.. Col. Sumner, Lieut.. Col
Abercrombie, and Lieut.. Col Lorenzo Thomas
the many others being captains, with higher
brevet rank only.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14
XNTOLFEs CELEBRATED SCUIEDAM

w AROMATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF A MYSTE-
Rflt undue that whether
cna or dee has ever won SO spontaneous POPULAR and
deman IN every part Of this asst country as WOLFEs
AROMATIC SCHEDAN sCNAPPS. The fact ampled
which
and those Of whom the article
analysis competent to explain is true that Ill who have tested
this improved Holland Gin by personal perceive m unqus
onabe other they have known Its
refined favor fragrance and delightful dsiyenes nvigoang
cordial wholly from objectionable tendencies nj
ts in table medicinal properties by the Medical Faculty
everywhere emphatic all those which
the Holand Gin preserib d. But the chemical
Distinguished superiority and preference remain TO be stated and
brit hy q follows:
Holland excu.ivelyn the
factory OF The proprietor by and from materials elsewhere
unemployed and unknown.
the
to be entirely free from The perniaios us oil which remains
other liquor Distilled from grain and which the
aud vera congestion morbid
habua and Incorporate indulgence which such liquors invariably
tend to snps rinduee.
Favored with the scrd sni ndigesbe oil juniper hereto
used, but with the specially lighter VOLATILE
medicinal Of the two essential oils Of Italian juniper barry neglected by
every Other manufacturer.
a. 1t chemically proved pure
quality obtained entirely which other Holland
Gin in the world has c]uired
Is proved medical testimony,
efficient we'll agreeable remedy
in The kidneys bladder dypef ague, debility
sluggish circulation Of the blood deficient assimilation food
hausted vital
Its grateful novntng cordial and
but ralty, by creating a
inferior liquors. And invariably the III effects Of
whether limestone district. In all Of
qualities has rival in any ma ket in the world
with the Manufacturers bottle label
myl3 lw sale b7 W. II. BUNNELI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

1t is announced as certainty that Judge
Albert Constable, Of Maryland, is appointed
Solicitor of the Treasury, Woe Judge LeGrand,
declined
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

DISTRESSING OocURRENcE.-A difficulty &C.
CURED on Wednesday between two sons of Hen
ry Seibels, Esq, of Lexington District. The
elder struck the younger with the butt end of q
whip, and knocked him down. The younger
who had a small pocket knife in his hand upon
getting up, struck at the former, and inflicted a
wound which proved fatal in few hours. [Co-
lumbia s. G. Banner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

An immense number Of strsnsera are new |,
Nsr fsfh, and Us sry IL u s!!ll tAss SEEMS"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

As was anticipated, the complimentary con-
cert to Mr. Brough at Odd Fellows Hail. last night,
very numerousy and fashionably attended. We were
grated to such substantial compliment paid to
so really deserving
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14
FOREIGN Items.


There are in France 756 Protestant clergy.
Sydney is found to produce excellent arrow
The French Government has promised its
support to the promoters of the ship canal at
Darien.
Cruvelli has been " taking airs upon herself 4"
at the Theatre Italien, and has met with marked
approval.
There is much difficulty in living in Paris at
present, and more distress than formerly among
people of small fortunes.
The Emperor is quite i'll, from ov6rheating
himself by rowing on the river at St. Cloud, and
| receiving severe chill.
England will send 542 objects to the Newly orlS
| Crystal Palace, France 1926, the Zollverein 500,
Holland 142. Italy will send 100 statues.
The number of accounts of stock in the Bank
of England, is 264,497 and the number in the
name of two or more holders, III ,S2o.
A railway tubular bridge is now being con-
structed across the Nile. The trains are to run
along the top of the tube. The engineers are
Englishmen.
| The Duke of Sake Coburg- Gotha has created
the tragedian, Emile Devrient, q knight of the
order Of lie Maison Ernestine, the first instance
of the kind in Germany.
Mr. Gibson, r. A., has completed his statue
of Venus, at Rome, and aroused criticism, by
giving slight flesh tint to the figure, blue
eyes, yellow hair, and delicately colored Dor.
der to the drapery
Col De Secrecy, who was about to marry
Mmlle Murat, cousin of the Emperor, and t.
receive the rank of General, has been condemned
for swindling. He was known at Crockford's
as a desperate gambler
The legitimists of the Fauborg st. German
have been applying for tickets to the Imperia
balls and fetes, which they afterwards distri
buted to the lowest &c riff-raff" of Paris. TIL,
Emperor was greatly mortified by this pro
ceeding.
The French Roman Catholic Clergy are com
posed of Is Archbishops, 65 Bishops, It's Wears
General, 661 ,Canons, 1888 Cures, 90, 6S7 Des
serpans of Succursals, 6 Chaplains for the three
Cemeteries of Paris, and 1880 Wears in TIN
small Communes.
The will of Napoleon has been brought from
London to Paris by NJ. Charles Baudin, Score
tary Of the French Legation in London TIL
Emperor has addressed a letter of thanks t,
Lord Clarendon, and gold snuff box, with tn
imperial initials in diamonds, has been sent t.
Mr.. Dyke, the Queens proctor.
Taking the cube yard of gold at e2,O00, 600
all the gold in the world, at this estimate
might, if melted into ingots, be contained in
cellar twenty -four feet square and sixteen fee
high. All the boosted wealth obtained iron
Australia and California, would go into an irol
safe nine feet square and nine feet high.
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~ ETb subscriber would respectfully call the
chants hotel ard families to swel stock
be will
prices particularly CLARET
TEAU IAuT BRloN Of Lartieui GRAND WIN LEOvILLE;
TEAU LAFITTE LATOUR, WHITE WINE, HAUT PREIGNAC Of
Laren; GRAND WIN IAuT sAuTERNES CHATEAU d'YQUEM;
WIN DU Rim; BURGUNDY WINE; CHAMPAGNE MORIZET
HUET and LONDON CLUB, highly recommended.
Also, deduction made PRESERVED FRUITS AND
MEATS MUSHROOMS GREEN PEAS, TRUFFLED PIES, TRUE
FILES, etc.
lie will keep always hand every thing the WINES
LIQUORS, PRESERVES CoRDIALS, SYkUPS etc, ETC.. the
reasonable prices.
myS i'm HENRY vALEToN 80 St. Iouis street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

Wsmias1end that Jordan, who is we'll and
fw(eru&f4 kneWn in this city, goes with his
b6H4 u lEo1ic ovsr to Mobile on Sunday next,
u ~ ~ 10 Mobile Volunteers in camp. We
zsoa1.ead Jordan personally, to our Mobile
1kiss1ss His music will, when once heard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

Caors IN vIRGMIA-The Fredericksburgh
HU1an states that the effects of guano ara
.quite visible on several crops Of wheat between
! thAt city and epotsylvania Courthouse Land
that hefstofors VAS scarcely worth the seeding
loo1a e though twenty or twenty five bushels
niebt = estfsrs& the Approaching harvest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

rupture Of the negotiations with Austria, and
to the conclusion Of an alliance, offensive and
0efensiye, with Sardinia, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

= ~ Washington correspondent Of the New
~ Times says that Edwin De Leon,
editor Of the Columbia Is. CD
- recently co-editor Of the wash
leo1 11~4zrt1 Pres, viii almost certainly be
0(9ul % Melbourne, Australia,
- 1 fs9 q quite ~ valushls nVw a. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

u 49, correspondent of the Washington
~ nys: q Seeing it stated in Northern
4 - the New Orleans company (the as
cn = HarSous and others) had entered
q tie State Department against the
Ne!y, - contemplating violation of their
AAeye aatisded myself that this is mis-
hsdAs. nothing Of the sort has reached
~ exnnent, though there is no telling how
-. ~ come. In the mean time, the diplo-
- & The Administration in this connection
ennde. no one obtaining on opinion from
- = tho subject, pro or con.