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Our nsishbors Of the Delta have been dealing
in the sszip- comic style latelyi wasting an i'm
mense sul5qnt u rood advice upon the new
President, Il tine when he must bstoo busy
to reezxthe1k interesting articles; spesking Of
the removal Of the State Legislature to this city
A. - nvorite theme win certain small politi-
csns, She are interested in the sale of liquor, .
nksa w always thought that they were inter-
ested in favor of said removal pronouncing
Pierce literary gem Of the first water, regu.
larry u the style Of the popular writer ofro-
names, Hawthorne = denouncing furiously
soms tsrribly outrageous Sc old fogy o. S. APP
pointnents, about . be made, and declining to
lsgls ~ IN anxious public know at whom they
were . Violently throwing bricks --seolding the
Ccu1isr, and arranging things generally.
Having got through with other matters, they
have left the President elect to consider its COM
plimnts and warnings, and find time to regu-
late city matters. tn wind up pronuncia-
neqto u the following decisive and emphatic
stylss 80
nA s1ty q our fellow -citisens, and that is,
e ~ 10y q egts1 nd q the present sdministra-
- I'm u 6sGinning 1t started wrong and has never
= HsM Lks blind man In bog, every step 1t took
ssk deeper IN the nirs; Whatsoever Of good
80 ~ credit q ths city, IN spite Of the dolorous Dc
probation u those who charged with giving effect
q * eS q spe
49, ~ slowsacss ssr the difaeuy ~ starting nsv
GsyMH1ent; bat stu there excuse for the ndo
"a afssr ecstspt q economy which have marked III
elrses a. ~ resSsnt Council. Let have . change
-. ~ vSia hs1e hsd tSs, ~ tr al =.
- K . dsnossats will % any better.
Esen0k said. The Delta has the result Of the
arPg51 ing city elections, in advance Of ell it,
contemporaries, and announces it POLITICALLY and
mcphetically. It sees necessity" which We
apprshsnd il summons to hand over, grace
fally. The City Printing to il 1t is wiser than
fhs thirty odd CITY Councilmsn, POLITICALLY en-
bo1isdj In the smile Of /" blind man in bog"
WxIeh imaginary creature could not, Of course,
b expected 70 admire the merits or respect the
wisdom Of the Delta, nor even see the shining
light 1t holds out in advance Of him. The Delta
wants Tie wings put out of power, and the DEM
ocrats brought in; but this, Of course, it seeks
IN the spirit Of perfect " Independent"
L speaks Of g the Incidence, the neglect, the
ussless wrangling and palavering, and utter
contempt Of economy Of the present Council y
Can't II furnish few specifications Of these
chargssi We are tempted to advocate the pro.
position that our neighbors Of the Delta shall
hsvs the government of the city for the mex,
year. II Is the only way in which things can
b arranged to their satisfaction.
xBut our neighbors Of the Delta were short
Sms since terribly determined upon " indepen-
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0mruARy REsoLuTIoNs-At meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Mt Lebanon University on the 9th of
March, nst the following resolutions were offered by
Ards, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the sudden and appalling death of
Tandy A. Key Esq, late = member of this Board we
recognize Of the nscrutabe DEGREES of Providence
which has deprived his family Of devoted husband and
father the community Of philosophical and highly
esteemed citizen and this Board of jealous and efficient
co-laborer.
Resolved That as the best mode Of tesying our respect
for our deceased friend shall hold his bereayed family
as special objects Of our solicitude and regard.
Resord That copy Of these resolutions be presented
to Mrs Key and that they be published in the Weekly
Crescent Delta, and N o. Baptist Chronicle
BARTH'w EGAN, President
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rKLEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
Bn sbs ssutbtn Linz.
Gardiner Case.

81 the Seutbtn Linz.
Gardiner Case.
WASHINGTON March Is.
The trial of Dr. Gardiner is still progressing The evil
dence so far seems rather against his sscount. -
New York Cotton Market-Steamer.
NxwYoRK, March 10, p. NJ.
There has been brisk demand in the Cotton market
to-day and the sales embrace $500 bales without any ma
terial change in prices.
The steamship prometheus has arrived from San Juan
and brings 400 passengers She has nothing later from
California.
Official Appointments Combinations
wAsBISGros, March 10.
The Senate has confirmed the following appointments
made by the President of the United States
II. Toulman postmaster at Mobile Gen Lane, Cover
nor of Oregon Messrs Thompson and Campbell of ILL
nois, George W. Thompson of yirgina,san Alpheus
welsh of Michigan Commissioners to settle land titles in
California and several California appointments All the
Boston offices filled and the appointments confirmed
The President has made the following nominations
Robert B. Campbell of Texas Commissioner of the Next
can Boundary Baldwin, Collector at Key West; Ferdi-
nand Marino Marshal of Florida and George s. Hawkins
Collector of Apalaohicola,
The nomination of Jack Hayes Surveyor General OF
California will go in tomorrow.
Gardiner Case
The Gardiner case Is still on, The testimony is very
strong against him.
Honduras.
BosroS, March 10.
Letters received here confirm the accounts previously
received Of the troubles in Honduras
Su tbe National Linz.
New York Markets.
NEw YoRK, March 49,
There has been fair demand for cotton to-day, and
prices have advanced sc. q Ii.
Official Observation-Disclosures.
WAsHISGToN March To-
G. Gordon Greene editor of the Boston Post has been
confirmed as Naval officer of the port of Boston.
Thirty clerks were removed Monday from the Urea.
sury.
Steamboat Explosion.
LOUISVILLE, March To-
The steamboat Bee exploded her boilers last night
Evansville, killing pilot Smith and the steward of the
boat, and dreadfully scading Mr. Reidsr, the pilot Mr.
Clark, the clerk and four of the crew.
Ohio River--Steamboats
PITTSBURGH, March l6
The river is falling, with six feet nine inches water
in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, March 16.
The steamboats, Washington and Mediator have do.
parted for New Orleans.
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can citizens. They will celebrate it with no
other motive, and in no other spirit, than with
that afeotionnte ial interest in the father land
Of whichno good citizen, or patriot worthy of
the name, can.ever divest himself If he could
do so, he would well deserve the malediction Of
the poet;
living to forfeit fair renown
And basely dying, to 20 down
To the vile earth, from which he sprung,
Unwept, unhonored and unsung.p
Talking of st. Patrick reminds us Of Ireland's
national emblem, the Shamrock. In explaining
to his illiterate and heather votaries the alb
struse and mysterious doctrine of the Trinity,
he selected and exhibited the Shamrock as an
illustration Of the Sacred Three in One The
Shamrock, in this instance, served as an apt
illustration, to uneducated minds, of a great
truth of Christianity OF course it could not
have been employed for better or nober pur-
pose-but We must not forget that it has often
presented SMILES and illustrations for secular
and poetical purposes. Tom Moore saw in it
the type Of the harmonious union of &c Love,
4 valor and Wit" and we on this anniversary
take occasion to express our best wishes for the
vigorous growth and healthy development of
| aThe chosen leaf of bard and chief
/ Old Erin's native Shamrock
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Hp HP HuRRAH.-We are happy in being able to
announce to multitude Of readers, that on Wednes-
day last the sound of the proclaimed the actual
commencement Of the ook on the Grand Gulf and Port
Gibson Railroad. The excavation commenced with the
first spadeu of earth that morning the whole enter
prise under real Roadway Mr. Crump the contractor
Is on the ground with large force, and is employing his
experience and energies in managing all the mnutie
the work.
We learn also, that Wednesday powder was burned
at Grand Gulf in honor of the actual commencement Of
the labor on the road Port Gibson (Miss Herald 18th
instant
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ii Great yud,soe,nent,

~ ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD will be given to any
person who will produce single where MINORS FEVER REM
EDY has produced injurious frequently the casa
with ounns and the Like paid any mineral sub
stance be found in this Remedy the GREAT MAGICAL cuRy
for all Fevers.
Read the following from persons are we'll known:
Col MrsoRgsa, si, Last Summer and Fall engage n, IA
making ,ess in ouans and had large number Of lshm-p IN
and psrss tired ~ he Fsy9 oa fSss
temporary relief 4 really poS fT0TSSl
Magical Fever Remedy, esy Where It was NAMED !9,
reality oa9 hours ass aa ss ae sc As
used Bloody Fiaz, By adding oasaif Ne spFs't as'
Berry JSne T. issa Is ever and AS''. S Sa
Col, w R Nxop- s II a,r, vicssBurs, March l. 1852
Of your vegetable peTsTsaa @ NJ % your 1g opinion
T Ss ~, y to sH esg leave here r a
I plantation Brow aSs 81 one is n a..
as S dssiedP la% 10 sD testing
@ your da- under i Se hs RsS4Gn with my
iSeS wadd n q Ss then looked
Irregular for years. Ssg Soon on an, fT pSntacn who hal
men HsyiHs s sh n Mere restored and breeding
iuy authorized 70 recommend to the public use he M,I es'
self e any other have
respectfully refer to MeaarS Brown Johnston Co.. Camp street
the well known Bankers the tho statement Of e
manager, Mr.. Jones. ~
One bottle six cheapest Medicine to be hal,
W. b. MINOR.
Ths to certify that have been borng Chronic DaSs
Cough Twelve Months aIf az sPd a. ssGnas with
an rsssiSeG temporary Msa relief Hs 5s Ere sg s ry s P
Medicine or advice for mouth up my that wou J
anu concluded not 10 lake Of their drugs About this time
was persuaded to read he wonderful Mr. Dor-Q went 10
school with Minor ktuCky lS0s); th0gght would ep
lew more dollars and ,r Ms wonderful Vegetable bought
onounee wal OF his Medicine which dfeions AMI
is re. 4 .s vial ep, was
result found return Of Ague moi ba
return ofelthe three in bsaI
than have for five think family doctors and All on1
never DO without this great and neyerlailng remedy
B.. PARR.
s All this genuine must be in bottles with the words Mpo,,
Fever Cure, o. o. Woolman NewoIleans blown on the b,
20 have appointed JARVIS WooDMAN Drugpists come,
Common and Magazine Streets WholeLAle Distributing p,n TO-
United States Also sold by WRIGHT CO. ISL chr,es an 7
20 Price One Dollar per bottle Eight Dollars per DOZEN
mia 2w9p3tW W r Nr
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amussmfuts Gbis Ebtniuu.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The INFANT DRUMMER.
ARMoRY HALL. GRAND DRESS BALL
PLAclDE's VARIETIES The musical drama called the PET OF
THE PETTIcoATS, and TIE ballet opera of LA BAYADERE.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. The play called INGoMAR, Dance
and the vaudeville called the LOAN OF LOVER
ORLEANS THEATRE. The gand opera Of THE PROPHET
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX sTATuARY.
DAN RcEs HiepoDRoME, St. CHARLES street. opposite Perdo.
DAN RlcE's MUSEUM, No. IO7 st. Charles street.
tB- See Advertisements on third page,
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President Of the United States
REPLY OF PRESIDENT FILLMORE.

WASHINGTON, March l. 1883
Genilem1i-Your kind note, which was handed me last
evening unexpected 1t was gratifying While
cannot nstter myself with the idea that am Justly en-
titled to all the praise which your friendship Las SO
erously bestowed am frank to confess that do FEEL
consciousness that have spared pains merit it. OF
this, however, you the best judges You have been
daily companions and best appreciate the motives
with which have discharged my official duties But it
Que to you, and TO those who have preceded Of
you as my official advisers to say that the success OF INV
administration is chiefly owing to the wisdom harmony
ndey and ability of counselors and that the coun-
fully discharge
no PRESIDENT was ever more fortunate than have
been in the selection his Cabinet No ~
uhsu esing or even hard word, has ever disturbed
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las- SOCIETY BALL AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Ladies' this entertainment place
SATURDAY, will THURSDAY EVENING next at
o'clock which time applications for Ladies' Invitations will
admitted.
We would remind the ashouab that ths of series Of Balls
gon the young that hitherto they
acordn the rules proprey and have invariably
Of very pleasantly and satisfactorily. mills St
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rnsr WAnp-Tbis- Ward fold Firs,

FIRST WARD. = This Ward (old First and
Second Wards) presents B. Rodriguez, ]. J, Os-
borne and Matt. Martin as candidates for Assis-
tant Aldermen. The first lives in the centre,
the second in the rear, and the third in the front
of the Ward. They will fully represent all the
interests of the Ward, and are capital nomina-
tons
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HEBREw CONGREGATIONAL meeting of the Corporation
of the Hebrew Congregation of "shangarsi Chased
will be held for the election Of Board of Officers at
M. next Sunday at ~ Rampant street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17

Thanks to Senator McCay Mr.. Crane, and an unknown
FRIEND for late official State documents.
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The Ball of the St. Josephs Society at Armory Hall to-
night will be lively and pleasant affair. Our friends
would do well to make note Of this.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17

SECOND WARD.-The wings of the old Third
and Fourth Wards will note the call for meet
ing at the Apollo Saloon, tonight Be on hand !
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MAssAoHusrrrs-The Convention for revising the Con-
stituton will be largely antwhig 155 towns foot up
wings So, opposition las no choice 10.
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Died /;

Wednesday afternoon March i6 at O'Clock Of Pulmonary
SUMPTION Mira ELLEN WRIT MCCORMICK, Of Dr. c. AcCor-
mick, U. S. Army.
w Officers Of the Army and Navy and other friends respectfully
her nera the Hotel THIS AFTER
NOON, at o'clock, without further notice.
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METARrE CouRsE.--The friends Of Dan Rice and Bob
Corsa assembled in large numbers yesterday TO wit
the between these celebrated cracks but II
proved jug-hsndle affair to deserve but short
notice. Dan winning the race with ease although the little
horse Bob pushed him oil he could The odds on Dan
proved true talor's bi he, with Peabody driving
making the ODDS sure thing Mr. Ellis, with Bob, gave
the thing up after the second heat being quiet as
"chambsrmaid at key holen and looking ugly after
the race as the Bull Of Bashan The trottng
ing folks will have to content themselves for some time
come with fast work under the saddle with such nags
Chamer, Rude, Wade Hampton Dou6oa, and score of
Others entered for the regular Jocky Club Races Mr.
Brunton for the short time he has had the track has
given the Trotting Club much sport as possible
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17

Edward Sebury, Esq, has been unanimously electe
President of the South Carolina State Bank.
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Thanks to the Harry Hill for late Memphis papers, and
to Mr. Givin Clerk Of the Gulnare for late Chic river
papers,
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Maard, No. 81 Royal street, is prepared to display
purchasers Of the best selected complete
assortments Of Competing they have imported 1t is
impossible to conceive Of coor more brilliant patterns
more tasty designs exquisite The styles and
finish Of their stock have been admired and approved by
all who have inspected them Purchasers should pay bis
bazaar a visit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17

AcqrrrrrD.-Wm Il Doty, charged with perjury in the
Forest divorce case has boen acquitted.
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% To PERSONS RUpTURED. The many per-
erectua made BY Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
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The U. S steamer Water Witch from Norfolk boundto
the river Platte arrived St. Thomas on the 18th ut
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MAPLE sUoAR.At late meeting of the Farmers Club
Of NewYork article read the subject of maple
sugar and Of its great Importance of the products
Of country By the late 1t appears that the
production Of maple sugar in this country in 1850
within fraction Of thirtyfour millions of pounds. An
orchard of maple trees has been found almost equal
for acre with the sugar in producing sugar and
assea
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Tribute to President Fillmore by his
Cabinet

we nave much pleasure, says the National Integen-
GER in giving publicity to the following correspondence
which reflects equal honor upon President Fillmore and
the members Of the Administration It has we presume
rarely happened that great degree of harmony has
existed between President and every member of hi,
Cabinet 1t may be supposed by some that the relations
of Mr. Webster and Mr. Fillmore, as candidates for the
Presidency, rrnea vxvvp,ivn this reInark we
have however, the best believing that their
friendly and confidential intercourse and pot
cal, was never Tor moment interrupted:
LITTER TO PRESIDENT FILLMORE
WASHINGTON, March g. 1853
SIR As our connection with you about to terminate
we cannot iorbear to give uteranee to the feelings of
mingled satisfaction with which look back upon our
oineiai and personal intercourse We have witnessed
with admiration your untrng devotion TO the public
wee ana your patience and asduity in the DISCHARGE Of
the incessant and aborous duties of your office
has Afforded us innumerabe proofs of the
lghtened and comprehensive regard for the hest I'M
OF the whole Union which you have brought 10 Tho
eeuon oil the high trust which deyoved upon You uner
circumstances OF peculiar embarrassment For the fde,t
10 us best interests which you have thus manifested tho
country we believe will yet, with voice do you ample
We have the greatest pleasure in adding that the nm
broken harmony which has prevailed in your Cabinet and
between yourself aud all its members has greatly faca
tea tne performance Of our arduous labors
With our united best wishes that your health mao Ia
ana That the country may long have the benefit
OF your patriotism experience and high intelligence We
remain, dear sir, your sincere friends, w
EDWARD EyERETr
THOMAS CoRwtN,
A. u IL. STUART,
Y. Nj. CONRAD,
J. ?. KENNEDY
j. ). CsIrrENDEN,
To his Exeellency Willard Fillmore,
nraa; ar, ~,
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HoAx.-We learn that the account published by an
enterprising contemporary of Mr.. King Vice Pres-
dent elect taking the oath Of office in Havana plea
SAINT fiction Of Of its correspondents We regret
learn from gentleman who recently with Mr. King
in Havana that the latter expresses utter hopeessness
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-17

The U. g. EAST INDIA SeuApRoSA letter in the Phila-
dephia Sun, dated board the U s. steamer Susque-
hanna, at Hong Kong Island December Is, states that
they to sail the 10th for Annoy, where Chinese
mob had put in jeopardy the lives of all Europeans 1t
was reported that the British steamer had
fired into the place, doing considerable damage. The
climate had injured the health of Com Au,ck Of the Sus
quehanna but he had again recovered The ship
supply sailed the 18th for Whampoa. Boatswain
Charles Smith, the Saratoga had been ordered to the
United States with list Of charges preferred against him
seaman named Chase had been drowned from the Sara
toga and Hugh Herman. seaman of the susquehanna,
died of dysentery The Plymouth had sailed from Macoa
on q cruise.
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. - days Supplement.
CfTY1GOTER.NMENT..

The List Of Letters will appear in this paper
to-morroW = usual. a.
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To Druggists, Physicians and
Pure s7IetfiCtues.

~ While the achievement esssr in the deyeopu.Bs
ofnew compounds sk
almost every chemical rhsnay little attention
has been paid to the purity mois preparing stay
dard Medicines.
We would particularly sail the attention Of the As9heea ~
elan and Planter 10 our carefully selected '
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THE MIssINo Fousp.-Honora Cochran, the Irish girl
whose mysterious disappearance the of the
cent rotous proceedings in charestown Mass has
turned to that city in charge Of her mother She had
been taken to Philadelphia and there remained till
brought away by her parent
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DANoERous AFFRAy-Ioseph Curran engineer on
the Lady Franklin had difficulty with the mate of that
boat while she Greensboro KY and that the latter
shot Curran The wound not considered mortal
Port Gibson (NIiss) Herald, 18th inst
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FRENCH, ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN rtr,,,,,,,-
PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW GLASS. vARyIstrs NV. '''
sTUFFs, PERI UMERY, SOAPS BRUSHES, TRIrssrs
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, PURE ESSENTIAL OILS
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, LEMON svptJp
YEAST POWDERS, PATENT -,rn,cISFs
SHAKERS HER, st-pGIr.I
INSTRUMENTS;
VIVA efSy article usually comprised a Drug
gist or Physician, and
EfH.,Y ARTICLE OF MEDICINE WANTED ON A PLANTATION
put neat and eonvensn style selected
with much personal care and purchased direct from the
or their agents. in this country and Europe and strictly
pure snd OF the BEST QUALITY.
Arrangements manufacturer Of TNINE
TO be constantly supplied from Znme Germany pa Faneh>
and American Manufacturers which will be mo Reasonable
terms.
mil 1879 s. JARVIS. o, o WOODNAN
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AWFUL Two hundred and twenty three doctors were
manufactured, by diploma at Philadelphia the 9th
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We have prepared from The bs,t India Rhubarb which oud with
great essvsFy rect being broken any uasoandns
The Life Of TIE patient we'll .as reputation o thu
rhycan depends much upon the prompt aeou Of the Medicines
used 10 sickness that feel every auy effort to furnish
As with pure and superior drugs will be fully appreciated
10 preserve the powders from being injured by and moisture
they white glass bottles Of uniform STYLE containing
and D sseh, and stamped JARVIS WOODLANDS PURE;
MEDICINES and each bottle enclosed pspor exclude
These not intended extra high priced articles s1
sys Of hycisn prescriptions but general use 70 be sold
quantity uniform price equally quality
aIss can be procured and furnished here any Northern
markets lB- Prepared by