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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
mena0ranua.

LAuEcfH1At Lubeo 10Th iost . 6ns brig Of 200 tons
calico the II Kepsedy ossed by Mr. Andrea King, sod
10 10 conn sud~d By Capt Daniel CO'bett
At hesoot 21t met, by Dir Loucso, hns brig ~ 2se
tons csI~d The Js,s Fowler owned by Jonn Bsloh Esq
enc 20 he comma o isd b. CsptJ Winslos.
At Usrs Head 14to inst, by Capt Bcosn superior
schr OF leo tons called the L 5bOv. osnsd By NJ l.
sad others ard be commanded BY Capt Csssry,
and intended for the coasttng trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
Army GAeolllGeace.

Six 60 % nies o. Third artillery OF tia Uaited
0fa'ss Gwy have received elders 70 proceed inme
lisasSy - California
An egsecsve Dovensnt eai casnss Of stations o.
Uct,sd stss troeps he's just beon ordsrsd follows,
viz -
Fer ecpsosss Of the FRS. sri sry srss-ed Fo7ts
Honipie sod Mon, o., tvo npapss 70 tue Rio ande
ard cue O. y perry "a Fort 0srop. Ess. Florida
Feur psit-s o. tire ses,nd artillery TO tbs ,snnsu
IL ~ cr'ds oo~ ZOO 20 rsn'ses,s, Fla. and
con oasy 10 Bstss Rouge bs.rsess Ls
Ss c.s,, ss,@s VI Third artiHs I, the psadc and
OF ecsD pay (xsht kstsryl % Fort GIBSON Coau
fsc Of the Fesh arfidry 70 Fort Indep en
6sa~, Saes
fbe .stasstal comma n5s-s charged nth the ity
81 ts.issat e what psD-s Of tsstr cenmsnd 'es
an bss cscer IRE TROOPS ordered south Ill not
Vpsu 'hs yslis~ fsvsr has sub, dsd -Washingtoa
Sfos sgt So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Arrived at Qvsrantips Croous frua New Orissas;
80 seaman ord of yellow fsvse whom two dsys ovt
bskw-QAs ship, unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
C0nYIQIa EaC

ConvIoTs EscArKD-Two convi,ts, named re-
sectts-i JsG.s Van Order ssA Jsass U8r,sa . ton
a. sass shcb ofneay Prsaties o. suGsD. vas escort
ret qus,'srr at Auburn, got leave =, 50 tint,
~ o. O. c.,cyA, snd nAnAsse % give their keeper the
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

might sod.oser my hse,se sat su,a o,ui, act
tirus for sDy tong NJ tins sisa TO sss th.stt
Of weak a. a. sDoGsd sessm, siss.d ssstsy TO
sccompsh much d. shor OF tswe bas sim Dig Ia
j"stioe -snh has offered /. nues ,e
years past and shs trGs stAe ~ ~aoh osud MT
pr sertso exc.p. BIZ teat sro~isdgs shi,e COY hsap
o. tue ds borougbi, scqore sod or,setis
Bipriaae To shts tses dirsttsd off rts,
sno ee ur sps-ksb'y thGnkf1i God sost
ported throcch then have sisce he 2Stn 10 M
vsnter lat. When nv vi-its1 NJ co0msscod bese to
every parton Of the d,0csss have pe.chsd Ia
psrhh ai,h tie exception OF telisvs tsrss ~aioa
tsl visit and have held coaf nations 10 ALL @ith
bot les excs ptons-
We give the fo'louiDg summary Of tas Iabors Of tia
tiseop during the pact yesr
Number u persons Confirmed Ia publt, .......26St
Dc. GO, IN IriTste......... 10
lolai..
Number CT 6eecous orSau ed................... IL
Number o. pviesfy crdsilsd .....................
Nun % Of churches coas@ grated .......... 10
Nun bee Of stones ls,d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
N,mb+r Of gy instituted. ............-.....
Number OF clergy COCOA INSTRUMENTATION. l
Nuu bsr Of ssrmoas delivered s........... 2jS
Nun, bee OF add essse msae 1T c,nf-u, stous lit
Nun of ,erraons and 60 urea
To,a number OF sermons scd addresses. 4a9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

dsnce; 9th, Siceu, Thuvston NB-dtord In Hampton
Rosds Is b, rchr Anita Damon, Robinsoa, from Rock
NEW HAvEN-Ar Sept % schrs Isaac Merritt
Wright sra .,ri.p, Russell Albany
NEW BEOFoRD-AIr scot U.s. rchr Augusta, Springer,
from sTeeyns L..'sr. lighthouses SD schr Onsn Pee
NANTuCKEf-Arr Sept %, schr Sarah Jane, N.x.
NEW LONDoN-Arr Sep. 81. sehr. Mary nI.sossA.
fcr kYtrh. is ssl er Wells NYork for wsrsosm; New
Y.rA, Goodsen do for Boston. Oregon, aeksy, Acsny
SH ss..oa o'a'u' i0' d'
OWLS HEAD~Arr Sept 20. sonr Gs1s'ls Roctiand foe
pORLAND-Arr ssp. 20 schr IAm.rtins Thorndiks.
CbA, ic.,on Ter 3ruDs -ick
tHLADFILBIA-A Arr Sept 20 sohrs Halloct Smith.
ul 81 o Ne b. csv.
kr knight o..is Cd schrs La srenos Johnson, H.rs-
ford; 6opia, Sears, Lynn; Ne~ Globe Tobe t. Bsths
sophia Am, smith rshson; Bacon, Carson, Bos.
to; Evergreen B,ivsr, Nor~ich, Julia aod MsrsnA.
Me- Go
AekIsm. Co mos. 90 las Hssd Parker. Brooslyn: Az
Mat,bs. Bird Young do; tloop Copy, Davis. snug
PRovIDENCE-Ar, sept rs soop America, Han N
Of tbbeon also full Iigecd brig 10 the East b.v and
be IN brig and fore and sfs ,cnr Ia the West beg,
With lumber. Sid schrs Wild Piseou, MlIitsn sAiti-
noro; Gen Taylor, Aorahaus, NYork; sloop Harvest
Freoch do
PoRTssoUr a-A,r Sept 81, scAr Lucy. Eston, Ron
RICHk0ND- arr Sept u schr Hsnvico, Chester N
Yo,b L berty, dffey CO., sharp sharp, As.ny.
sd tcbrs Ann Eliza, Assay Connecticut; Nero aant VIM
tsrs EYork
SAvANNAH--Arr sept "a. brig Stewart, Hooper,
NYers schr Norrh stste rton, do 2b H. brig Me- an
Trefesher Boston: sshr John Cts.nsr CsthoArt u
Yub 26tb, Cbas Mills UN-i, do Cad Mth bA'h Hsx-
vest N ehols 90. 2esh Bricgs Wteoo 8ostco
SALEx-Arr s~pt B sohr BANGOR Jordan. Port essn;
7th scbr Orly snn Eastman. Pniadst lbis CID sarks
Peacock Ward Z.ng'bar; Sea Ms~. Wsoh W c,sst ~
Africa % bark Zetoa Moutsvdso; schr Mary easeec-
sou Lvcrssss Phtisdsiohis.
wIlKFORD-6N sogt ~ sohf Arioa, xLAVAnas Mo-
! ok; sRsP RsSs. asrdiass, Alaay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
Congressional.

WAsHISsros, February .
szVArE-The Senate assem- DO and shortly ser
sags ss received from the House announcing the readi
us Of that body u proceed to the counting OF the elee
Est votes for President aud Wee President The Senate
hs proceeded to the Hall Of House Il Rspresenta-
tyss. See proceedings there A few minutes before
o'clock the Seuate adjourned
Hr Hunter unlimited The foliovDz resolution which
Bseisa That COMMITTEES Of one u,.1nbsr of tbs s.,..,
bs appointed BY that body TO join committee of two
members Of the House n Representative appointed
bY the House wait Franklin Pierce sf Ss~ Hsnp-
shire and notify MIN that be has be1n 5uiy elected prss
mt United states four years conssnss On
.he fourth day Of March 1859
Nr Hunter appointed the COMMITTEES On the part Of
the senate
Mr. Hunter also submitted the following resolution.
which was agreed to
Pssolrsd That President Of the Senate do
Ian r. King, Of Alabama, to be notfsd that he hss
duly elected vce-President Of the United States or
four years. saun1epce tsh day of march, 1883
The Chair then laid before seuats report from
20 Treasury Department showing the erpsndturss Of
'ns en- Marine sh Hospital Fund for the year 1ssa
| me senate thsn sdiourned
hot immediately alter the Journals rad Mr..
Re- ?, Indiana moved 70 expunge from the journsls
opposition Of af4etous minarssy the Hons Tor the o.t
part having been occupied vith motions for adiourpine
American conzress There action % this notion
3lr Jones Of Teuuessee moved tie sier iaform
ssceraining the BY several asss for Pre-
sideut sud Vice President which vas sz-sed TO-
after entered with the PrsAsus st il,
head t. whom the Speaker resigned the chsir
The having ascertained the respective u1mtex1
amid mun Dose and confusion the President of the D.
nate stated that there had been by
for Franklin Pierce 4 and for Winfield Scott ~
for President aud for VIM. r.. King, 254 and WIN.
Graham ~ for Vice President franklin Pierce havin,
ts greatest number Of votes the President declared
e President Of the United States for four commenc
ing from the 4h Of March next and William r King tn
Vice President Of the during that period.
On motion Of Mr. Jones of Tennessee, the Speaker
authorized to appoint two members, TO join member o
the senate for the purpose u waiting General Pierce
and informing him Of his election. He stated that
usuzl when the Vice President elect in the city
for the COMMITTEES wait him aso but hhe wer
absent then bis election notified BY the President
the Senate.
message received from the Senate informing th
House that Mr. Hunter had been nominated TO wait o
Gen Pierce.
1t then moved that when the House adjourn il sd
ouru to meet tomorrow at eleven O'Clock, the effect
which is Fescind the resolution O'CLOCK
The yeas md nays having been ordered the motion
| agreed tc-yeas o. nays 70
| The House then adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

THs CLAIMS or Cusrosi-HousE orFcEEs-The claims Of
measurer weghers and guagers for compensation over
$500 per annu under old unrepealed acts of Congress-
it said sixty in number and their claims amount
ed 81 10000 The administration refuses to pay them
merely on technical grounds The whole subject is before
the judiciary committee OF the House but nothing Is Ike
ly to be done with it by the present Congress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Rrvolr OF MoNrESEsRrss.-The European papers
have recently contained intelligence of formidable in
surrecton in the western part of Turkey, upon the
Adriatic
Montenegro, called from the sonbre appearance of
the mountain forests is inhabited by scavoniansa bold
warike and hospitabe people, but inclined to robbery
They number about 60Ooo bring into the field 1900
good soldiers and have yet been reduced to COM
plee subsection by the Turks In 1897 they dissolved all
connection with Turkey and formed Independent State
under the protection of Russia They belong to the Greek
Church Their religion when connected with their for
history, lends plausibiity 10 the rumor that
Russia is about espouse and also accounts
large additional force 10000 being sent to
put down otherwise Insignificant revolt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

RELIEVED FRoa Communicable Republic says the
late passed by Congress touching action under mesne
process operating upon those imprisoned under the
same preventing their future imprsonment, and hber-
atng those already confined was signed by the President
on Saturday and in consequence thereof Mr. David Tsy
lor Of North Carolina discharged from confinement
by order of a circuit judge on that day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

PREsES1aFvr As.IssT WiSSEs,Go ISDtASs-Ihs
Grand Jury Of tine county Of Benton in the Territory OF
Minnesota has presented the Winnebago indians as
nuisance account Of their constant depredaons on
the whites and say that If not speedily
devised whereby the evil here complained Of may be rem
eded war and bloodshed must ensue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

THE FLoHiDA ISprAys-The ruIrored massacre OF zen
Hopkins Col Hart, Maj Barrett. and tie force under
command by the Seminole Indians. is without feunaa-
ton those officers not having yet proceeded to the
Seminole country although in possession Of orders from
the Governor proceed the earliest practicable period
Majsr Johnson has refused superseae Gen Hopkins II
| command Of the troops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

return of the wae exported from oporto during the
year 1852 states the total export have been u 9 pipes
of which 9 have gone to Great Britain 1872 to other
ports Europe 2l2 pipes Portuguese possession aA
pipes the United States 2S33 pipes Brazil and 3l30
pipes to other ports out OF Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

APPALLING TRAsEpy.-A most brutal tragedy happened
in Newark, n j., on Sunday night week. German girl
named Cstharne a domestic in the family Of Mr.. Aex
ander Eagles left the house early in the evening to visit
her sister and found about o'clock in open lot.
the side of High street Orange, horribly
beaten the head with sharp stones her person violated
and nearly lfeless No clue has yet been found to the
perpetrators of this inhuman outrage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

SHAVING Al IHE EyPENsE Or CITT.-Amony the bills
offered to the Supervisors Of NewYork city Monday
by Sheriff orser Of Peter CuErans. barber for
dollars for shaving Hewlett and Saul previous
TO their executions This shaving in every sense Of
tbr vofd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Grc and Mario it is said the authority of letter
from Nine Sophie Msretzek Marni, certainly coming
America in May and desrous Of taking Crte Gar
den NewYork. at present let to sontsg's agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

MORTALITY TIcoNDERoGA,-The ship Ii
conderoga arrived in Port Philip Bay the Sd OF Nov
her way from Liverpool to Australia having put in in
consequence of sickness among her passengers 1t said
tLat two hundred of her passengers then sick
board. They had previously buried hundred and
twenty at sea. The disease cholera.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

The proposed Arctic expedition, from New York is in
process or organization with the full expectation Of set
ting sail in May next The officers have been selected
and most Of the crew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

ASoriIrR WoSDERA monster steamship, 1t il said is
To be immediately built in NewNork The saloon is TO he
2eo feet in length with accommodations for three thou
sand passengers There to he sixteen engines with
5000 horsepower the maximum speed contemplated is
thirty miles per hour and the ship expected to make
the passage from NewYork to Liverpool in five days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

The NewYork Times learns that the famous physician
and medical author Dr. Marshall Hail. is about visit
this country. He expected TO leave England about the
1st of February He is the author Of treatise blood
letting His researches into the philosophy of the
system and his Theory and Practice familiar to all
professional readers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
3. T.. n. Klamc.

OskICs AND YARD No laNEw BASIN CORNER OF JuIiA AND
ST. JOHa1 STREETS, SEN ORLEANS,
k constantly hand, fer sse at tbs westmakories
BRICKS, WHITE SAND SHELLS, LIME,
OAK, Ash AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL, SIC, ,0ie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

AusrRALI.-An English paper states that there were
800 1872 $50 of gold produeedat the Mount
Alexander and Bsarat mines in twenty working days in
September though hundred thousand peopie were
directly indirectly employed in the JOB The fact is
imposing, taken isolated report and douby 1en
counted with the annual results Of the gold ye in Aus
tralia and the continued richness Of the paesrs in Cali
fnrra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

.aatug hp MARY GLOVER Cnpt Chn=r ha'hg Ht kSz6
lrr5a ,na-ped r' BE- quekly iisPacesd, For passage
uT sppy tho Captain on board
-,t of j =, WHITNEY Il co, 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Mary Benton the oldest woman in the world died a
Elton, England on the Ie.h ult. II she had survived
until the 13 Of February she would have attained III
age Of one hundred and twenty-five years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

VIII leave THURSDAY, FsbrJarv Il, at q O'clock p. 81.
ES0R JEFFERSON, SMlTHLAND, sHaS =.
BENTON PORT CADDO, SHREVEPORT and
isnihgs-RGgu Rcd River
Packet ateamer W. DOM Ns hs superior and running
passeget packet steamer W DOWNS, Captain
v leave For freight aply board
SMITH x EiMlSrFtt. 20 poylrAu Street,
". MORRISON " co.
The hiss hean expressly purchased Tor rae above trade
aud will remain throughout the season. ela
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
RED RIVER,

w-iu leave THURSDAY, Fotr5nry H. at e'alecE
EYOR JEFFERSON, SMTHLANp, e. :.
BENTON. PORT CADDo, stIREN EpOR1 and Il
An n.etmc l4ie ug+-Fguar Red River and Lake
Packet q LION A-The superior nd witt unua,
packet steamer ClIoNA Capt. II. It, Ma will have abo
lot .rtl ght ur ,assasr, apply or huari.
SMITH {. FlMlsTER. Agents, . Poyjaz street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Wdlleeve THURSDAY. February n, at AZ O'Clock a.
ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, fssg w.
SELMA and all landings Alabama Iiyer, ,Fathe
~ Basu-Regular Alabama River Packet
sEORGIA1hc new light daught and SWIM rl'dais pasglSy
IGIA $ f. Scu master port roceyng height
poveiv For freight passage, having IN
surpassed sccoumods ons, apply board or 70
OGLESBY 4 AIACAULAY. 6S Tchoupitenlnz A.
FARLEY, JUlEI 4 GO. u CRroudel,t street.
t The GEORGIA reeei ling ireist at the Magnolia are
hSnsa lowe sils % theC felt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

ECEi ICEi--J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
lCE Elysian Fields street. opposite the
Railroad DEPOT siie bs Old syee sheet,
New ises street. Ne SS New evee
Icheupioalas street. NO. sei eyae
street. Ninth and Harmony Streets oarh DIS
tfict ian lyos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
Worlds Safe Ccnrpo.,y.

TISliE attention Of the public is called to .he
u.nhyaua up psrofot these Safes all ohers. Oh sas
are made o Ia entire principle We form
strongly wruughtrou plates bars around which
chng lud metsl AMI making impns.
s The hiael drill snd capable OF resisting ne bloweof hs
atsc, it only necessary MATURE
Mechanic bolts o the H.
rsmovs with perhaps less effort than reqlirsd to
Neither the burarg element make npEes
5a. on M, Did tnsss lined 81 itiH viii ass-pgo' wall
hn5ate these Safes with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER FEDoF COMBINATION BA Nk
IngS really PosIary other
pss e say furler in any Of the roPulsI
s or Bank YAatsNoE They 81 the
often braEsu .a,.s rTertHct ha- fttlanstraie8.
This Company Peptedt 20 furnish short noice Ea snd
BAN VAIfs Of vaoassizes banking Institutions, Mercantile
Tsn aai ladiyiaua ch will t warranted illAnd Powder
Proof, vlen secured viii Ltic's BalA LockF.
Amps aad with Day Nswes
pagaap'c Bank Loekt s. :he " " WHIT Nc.
-IFt = e. TEtT4Es SO ND r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

During the month Of Decemeer, twentyis ships With
g. 100 passengers left Liverpool for Australia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

kossu rH.--The NewYork Courier and Enquirer thus
speaks OF kossuth
by the by, perceive it said that Kossuth will return
to the United States Neuer He secured some two hun
dred thousand dollars out OF our people under false
tences and will spend it upon himself in Europe without
exposing himself to being questioned upon
Of its application.
But this is not ALL We speak advisedly when say
he dare return We speak from ksouidse and The
dcilcc OF eyes, when We say that he requited the
generosity people by the basest gratitude and
that before he sunk from shores under the alas Of
Alexander Smith he signed contract to head exped
tion this city against country with which
at peace in open defiance of neutrality laws This
We say 0tc from the evidence Of eyes, before
the Infamous contract deposited in the Department
of State and ii he ventures again to come among US
our Government whether whg democrst will not hes
itate to and punish him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Littlefed the janitor who discovered the remains Of
DR. has Just returned from California where he
is said to have cleared S2j 900. |-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
DAILY CRESCENT.

The Z : steamship Mississippi Commodore Perry. has
arrived at Mndeirs on her voyage TO japan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17


YACHTING Ex1RAoRpISARY,-correhus Vanderbilt to
whom has long been conceded the title OF Commodore
of the domes tic fleet of NewYork and who has also
carried into successful operation the plan Of to the
Pacific via Lake Nicaragua, is preparing says the
NewYork Journal of Commerce. TO visit Europe and Asia
in a steam yacht Of 1850 tons.
After dispong of his interest in the Nicaragua line 10
the Transit Company there remained upon his hands the
Of steamship OF the above tonnsge This immense
ship be determined to ht up pleasure yacht
with select party of relatives and friends to visit
the principal cities Of Europe the Atlantic, and the
cites bordering the Mediterranean The ship will be
launched from the yard Of her builder Mr. jeremiah ST.
about the first of next month and is expected to
her departure by the middle Of May She viii have
double beam engine fron the Alare works The state
rooms, cabins, etc, all 70 be finished With san wool
decorated with gold The state rooms will be OF aouo's
size, furnished with French bedstsad. unlike any
steamship All the between decks Wfrrm clear space
for entertainments The saloon VIII be l9o ise' "
length by 40 wide The ladies' ordinary WIN ps ahos1
very handsome apartment 1t Is calculated 20 sgeAe ol
the trio 100000 and the whole expense ineuasng tns
cost of The steamer will probably be not tar mona ht
million dollars Among the cities TO bs visited are Liver
pool which will be the first pert reached dublin h'Nre
Paris eads constautinople cronstsdti and the ports
the Mediterranean,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

woodsawyer has petitioned the Ohio Legislature for
indemnity for his sawhorse vsued at seventyve cents
which broken by Of the representatives. over the
head OF an asssilant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Cyrus W Murray, of Page county, Va il is aid has
discovered what will produce perpetual motion model Of
which intends 10 exhibit the yewYor Worlds Fair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

Abraham Miller who was with Wolfe at the taking Of
Quebec it s said ia still living in Canada st the age Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
FOR SALE.

HTOR SALE-A double frame House and "A
LOT St. JOIN Baptist ana ie Y ~
c. The horse hl sud two eahl,
one hundted deep running alley h hcse has
sie alley Tie whole good order, and leased o year
from Is twenty dollar MONTH For terms apply 70
ip.7 Z. Is. B3OADWEIL 4 o., - PoydrAa street
ENOR SALE-A Steamboat Of ca Gg =
a pacity carry thouau1 bales cotton, twenty lkstSl
i1anl. oi For tsn which libesa apply zS7aaszzs
iaul2 o. ioLBEAI hlLSOa, Il CAoalslss ~ st5er.
HyOR SALE-A ease Of very handsome Dental
jln5 BARgLL x CO., 81 Common street.
ozark FOR SALE.-A fast sailing ~
p Bark Q; 20 rcg,ier,s5 barrels eHnse twelve
copper fastened bull of oak and yellow Iinei
rigging anchors and 10 complete order f aty
voyago. f. apply toe C. BoGEET d CO.. 10 CAnnet lAni
EHOR SALE-The hulk of steamer r. "a
DIADEM, lying the dabost landing, irsi 4sr55
dseqs Mb6wElIr Jr, e CO. L. PoylTaa aif.4l.
EXCUSES AND STORES FOR SALE.--fa
Il q A neat COTTAGE HOUSE LARGE Two-sIoRY "a
HOUSE, and the LARGE PROPERTY corner Cbesrui street, ali On
TWO TWoSToRY HOUSES in Charles Hotel.
TWO LARGE BRICK HOUSES Darphia street.
ONE HOUSE Barraek street
ONE HOUSE on Bayou Read
....FoR RENT a.
A STORE on Camp street.
STORE IS etrest.
The FINE FOUR-sToRY STORY No l01 s caArss s.,sst.
FINE FoURSrORY STORE opposite st. Charles Hotel
seP2g :. r. SOUTdMAYD, Ii Commercial Place.
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VOLUME Y.

L,OR TAMPICO, with Dispatch h.)--The rssssS.
y AZ coppsrad sud eorier schooner hAplli gAkE
TRTE, Gait Jossph Flotii having thirds u her
engaged and going board will with tainp dtsr. For
tnanee pngsas having fine l" neeominoiai cp7
if' BkREIfd On. 81 Common street,
Es or DEIVAfLiE a MORENO, 81 Old leyeo
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THE CsRnEIyG TRApz.-Ths Massachusetts, heet en-
gaed in this business II stated has capacity Of 010
OO0 tons and gives employment to 100 go ssamen.