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Local Intelligence.

At a meeting of the wings of the Sixth Ward
Of the Second District held this evening Capt p Bar
nett, President and VIM. Relf Secretary Messrs Cbas
W. Hopkins and JOS Barnes unanimously selected
candidates for Assistant Aldermen
On motion, r. 8. George and G. Coolidge were appoint
ed delegates for the selection for the Board
Of Aldermen. And at the meeting the delegates
having met, Messrs. George Clark and Richard Hagan
were selected candidates for the Board Of Aldermen
j. p. BARNETT, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

sELs.DErEScE.-On tomorrow evening Mr.. Lazarus
gives his farewell exhibition at the Pearl coffee house. on
st. Charles street. opposite the st. Charles theatre
number Of Mr. LIS pupils have volunteered for the coca
inn
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The editorial fraternity in Wisconsin have agreed to
receive no subscriptions to their papers unless paid in
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THE CRY COUNCiL,.

mnn--&urfh pare.
- - -. -
~ zs1h c1rY -1'o t).1ll.s
n persons holding public Office render them
5elyeet hsrsby smenable to the close scrutiny o.
- sAoss Interests they represent, they arr
H. = Z. e1saeled 70 = Judgment in strict accordance
!lA 99t4 and Justice. During the past year
o. lates theaction Of TIL
~ o. this city has bean made thu
nasterof numerous paragraphs in ou
lsn, sharp sritieisn u rsbuks. and such
leu moort and val based, have been care
&etend 70 others, whatevsr. be the mo
= Aase hroughf very unjust charges agains
SD. nsine mp Hike rank weed
nj -. ~ ~ "a eoqlss' and ne
"a 80. ynaeeeea Nasfe they grow,
!. N ok50na1 n PARTISAN reckless
~
~ 20 e4e wiso ~ esslt our present admin
~. . ~ n eontrsat with the past, and yet
g1ssfvss that. however prAetieally,
& 1 g 70 honestly ana wisely our
~ peen conuucted ~ past times,
@U @rced I'm order 70 meet her
eeHons) Y ske ont trcablsd exist
- ~ ihesiasae q sccumuhting bonds, and
- Sefzaness sailing at nom i've to thirty per
80 dipcount "a the streets, and finally, with
eoesve xunAs gumdent 70 live theseason through,
"A CONSOLIDATION, burthened with a
- vtiaA = ne progress Of years had steadi-
Ysgdalm % ~ sum Of $7.7e4,476 SO, to-
nqgea@ vhsa ~ g $3.50, 900 must be an
1aeag teusds nr probably the nsxt thirty years.
1haeias burden inherited from the past, and
Nun oar divided and impoverished Municipah-
-
- present. CouhoH entered upon their duties
- eme q transition from an old 70 q. new or
esnss On theu devOlysd the task Of
Aym9 foundation ~ which hereafter to build,
- tAets Labor has bsen conscientious and un-
15ting. =. ~
q! }laln, prcject, REFORM improvement, but |
- examined carefully, wsll weighed, and |
I ~ As1ussed, 70 ffeely In truth and 20 fully, |
~ been made to them reproach one |
Ilch j receive as compliment we'll de- |
seRsed y their anxiety and determination to do
la1fons too, Of the Council has been censured as
halty; andyet, considering the strongly con-
nid1lng interests Of section and Of classes, the
Mteres>aof the whole city have been practically
harnopiaed, BY the new body Of ordinances
;&nanating from the Council.
4 It'll regard to the charge of extravaganza,
- there has been s large outlay, but it has
hsen m investment IN works Of stability and
y Of iron and granite, works which will
VIA twenty-five per cent. interest in The a,
-, " lssssning futnre expenses. Can the
n = - - x@a ruxs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

In the present location at
b0 CANAL STREET.
The removal will positively be made about the April and a,
eapss before making their purchases the prices
The stock Of BAREGEs large, consisting Of all qualities
TWENTY CENTS PER YARD UP
TO the most magnificent Flounsed Dresses.
EhIBRoiDERIEs VERY CHEAP.
UNDERsLsEvEs,
COLLARS
at Importation Prices. NO. WV
LACE MANTILLAs,
Velvet Trimmed snd Application Work.
SILK MANTILLAs, AT FIRST COST.
SILKS sIKsi Silks!
beautiful lot of Broeaae other ss hand will be offered
at EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES See them.
PARAS0LS AND FANS
fine assortment-Chanp.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS., from rs per dozen up,
shAss LINEN HDKFS, fair quality, ut 40 each.
CENTS LINEN HDKFs. from d IS per dozen up.
HEssTrrcHED HDkFs, from % 90 per dozen up.
EMBROIDERED HDKFs, from IS cents up
ColoRED BoRDERED HDKFs., from o. per dozen up
A WORD TO PLANTERS
IyOu wish Gil your Bills Dry G0oDs both for Plan
aon and Family Use, at House. you here as SNIP
SON second and third floors filed with Blankets Kerseys Lin
Lowes Stripes and other Domestic prices for cash
or city acceptance An examination is earnestly requested,
SIMPSON
mh2l 2pt so Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

NaRASrs,-The Cincinnati papers complain of the
number OF Migrants now in that city and daily arriving
from distant parts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

9s5@ MATTHEW MARTIN is candidate to
the FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT in the BOARD OF
Asoio LAM ALDthMEN m
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N Z W B 0 o K S

NEW BOOK
JUST RECEIVED.
MRS. BROWNS LETTERS TO YOUNG MAN ABOUT TOWN
with the Poser and other Tales By VIM. NJ ThGokery author
Of the Book of SHOTS. l vol. Prize SO cents.
THE HEIR OF RADcLYFFE-B the author Of the Two uanlsns
In . vols. Paper ~ Cloth " 50.
DAISY BuRNsA Tale BY Kavanagb author Of Nathalie.
Madeane Women Of Christianity, etc. vols complete
Price in paper 81 Cloth 81 50.
VlLLElTEA Tale By cur Bell author of Eyre Shirley
vol.
MISS AGNES sTRIcKLAND's QUEENS OF sCoTLAND-Yol. g.
CoLEfdDGE's CoMPLETE WoRKS-Edted by Shsdd. Vol. O.
BRoDHEAD's HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK;
vol. syo.
AMAbEL-A Family History. By Elizabeth Wormley.
LAYARD'S BABYLON AND NINEvEH--seeond Expedition B,
Iayard.
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART-No. 3. Price 2Se
THE LADIES DRAWING ROOM AND WORK BooK-Illus,ratsd
THE EMlGRANT sQUIRE-By P. Hamilton Myers ESQ.
nlh7s 9t2ptw sale by J. b. STEEL so cano ,tr.s,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

WHAT NExr-A band of professional whstlers were ex
pected to visit Cincinnati the 10TH give series of
whistling concerts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

late German writer says that the people of the United
States burst steamboats, and chew more tobacco
than any other five nations in the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

NJ T. Fillmore, son of the exPresdent will form a law
partnership In the city of NewYork with son Of Mr.
oorwin and this same Of Mr. Corwn is strongly sus
pee.ea OF an intention to marry young flmore,s sis
Ter The whole operation is to be added to the series of
compromise measures
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

Tho Commercial Advertiser announces the death at
Apaachcola of Col B. s. Hawey late Collector of that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

orFcE-The cards Of over hundred candidates for
Office appear in the Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

Another srRxE-The bricklayers Of Cincinnati are on
q strike. Higher wages are demanded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

TIE CAl,FoRslA BRAScH MiNr.-The new Secretary Of
the Treasury Mr. Guthrie, has published official notice
TO the effect that proposals for the erection Of branch
mint in California will be received until the first of Ap
ensuing. The cost is limited to 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

HsroRioat,-Iobn Mitchell, 1t is stated Is now engaged
in writing history Of ireland, from 1s43 to ls4s
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Linens Linens! LtaeNs!
p &E. REILLY e. 20

7. q Z. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
n The undersigned have complete assortment
ther long established and well known Of
LINEN GOODS
every description for family use all got IN under thu
vision one of the firm. will their usual
to pureuesa of quality and ownsss of price, viz:
"A LINEN;
- LINEN, Golden Flax, and superior article;
sd and Ga PILLOW CASE LINENS;
Superior LINEN sHEETIGs rm rs cents per var
IS, "a and ~ DAMAsK NAPKINS;
COL0RED BoRDERED TABLE SETS.
RICH DAMASK TABLE SETS;
PLAIN LINEN AND DIAPER TOWELS
RICH FRINGED AND DIAPER TOWELS.
8, and iO4 SATIN DAMAsK, all prices;
s to IA SATIN DAMAsK TABLE, CLOTHS
case LONG LAWNS, II yard pieces at % 50 per piece
r Il Il. REILLY l. CO.,
mhg stqdp cor Canal and ROval ,res,..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

Inc privilege OF keeping gambling houses at Baden has
been rented for the present year for 1524oo forms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

HAilRoAp supscRrrIoss rIo.--On the third Monday in
April the citizens Of st Louis county Missouri will be
caisa upon to vote the proposition of the county
negotiating loan f2ooOoos to be appropriated for the
improvement Of the county roads and on the or,b
day In tbs same month they will have to decide whether
the county OF st. Louis shall subscribe for 100000 worth
OF stock in the North Missouri Railroad and for 500
worth in the Iron Mountain Railroad The vote on the
propositions is to be taken Jointly that the fate of one
VIII be that Of the other The question as To whether tho
county sha issue bonds for the or levy special
tax upon Tho viii be decided the same
In case the latter mode is adopted the tax payers
will receive the scrip Of the railroad connan,es 10 10
amount of their tax paid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

We learn from the Intelligencer that bust of Presi
dent Fillmore by Dr. Horato Stone the eminent scup
tor of NewYork Of pure Italian MARBLE is now In the re-
tunda Of the Capitol previous to its being deposited in the
Presidential Mansion 1t is tribute of respect by
tlemen of both parties to the late esmabe Chief Mags
trate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

S- 10 PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per-
mnnen and eGscnal made by Dr. Sherman deserving
an passing notice. For particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

ALDERMEN. In the Second District formerly
First Municipality last night nominated Dick
Hagan for Alderman, . capital nomination
The Ticket in the Second. for Aldermen, is now
George Clark and Dick Hagsn. Two better
candidates or oleverer gentlemen could not have
been selected.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

Every article Of the Best Quality.
FISH AND HING,
GUIoN,
cornsf Of ST. Charles and Canal ,trests
HAS ea hanths rsss and finest Of FISHING TACKLE
to be found this city Ths stock remarkably complete II vvev
Department. and comprises
Superior Fishing Rode GINS Of supsr a and s
wood, Hckory Bamboo, etc., Gun cases and coyers,
mounted in Silver German Silver Colts Psto.
and BIsss Aliens ssi-eoeking Pistols.
inenek HOOKS Hinged Fatted, senuno Derrnges Pistols
IaPsied Alec snoodsd Gimp Powder Horns do Mag.
The Patent Spring Fish Hook Shot Pouche, and Belt,
Erirs llpt Tor Rods OF all sizes Game Bags.
Fine osisnced Reeds, VI German Cleaning Rods,
silver and brass Nipple Wrsnches and clesners
Eight Plated Silk Lines Wesley Richard, WaEaris E,,
" LAS sna fisp Lanes the and q best qualities Pereus
nhesl qaalty. Caps.
Silk Worm Gut. Cut AnaF Felt Wads
Floats styles. yvhi...
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Bss '
leads Of ali patterns and siIs. Bowie Hunting Knives
bal boxes baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves
ia,ding Neui Fshtng do Liquor Flasks.
Fishing Hooks and Boxes. lDrnklnr Cups ate ate
Dagorgs swivsls, Batting Nee gers wosienhoer, and
olesi eic., eN. Brooke fps Cutlery.
tS ms SuloN ROD particularly adapted to Southern wes
tern Filming generally well worthy careful inspection
Having arranged with John Conroy Of New York the eo NJ
whose articles well known exclusive sale of all articles Of
his manufacture, those articles be sold a,
New York prices
kS Just opened complete assortment Of the new Pa,sn
ioa Fiah Hooks
GuIoN's FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
nh2l 62p Corner OF ST. Charles and Canal straets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

DEATH OF AN EDIroRDr. Charles Byrne editor Of tho
FLORIDA News published at Jacksonville, died Of appo
pexy on the list inst. at on board Of the steamer
oazolina, on her trip from Jacksonville to Charleston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

swARrwouriSa.-A collector named McConnely for
the last fifteen years in the employ Charles burnett
windmill maker at chambersburg Pa decamped recently
with $4,000 Of Burnett's funds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

The Csdde shrevepor Gazette Of the 1eth says that
In that section the Spring has been exceedingly back
ward The excessive wet has prevented many planters
nom planting and those who have done 50 regret it
= they spprehend the greater portion Of viii require
repsntng The Gazette also states that the little
Venture will shortly make trip down Red Bayou for the
purpose Of bringing out the cotton Of that region
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

~ For ALDERMAN.--Mr Editor: Please an.
nunce in that JOHN LAlDLAw ALDER
MAN, to represent THIRD DISTRICT ensuing election
mh26 MANY FRtrNps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

hAlfi,ioss orAfREss-The Boston journal saws t,,e
" the most remarkable instances rapid sailing
CONSECUTIVE passages which lives in cur recollection Is
.ne case OF me clipper brig John Gipin OF Baltimore
'esses wen seemed to have emulated the neetnes
Of its namesake left Baltimore In 1852 we bel,ev al
rived at Batavia after passage of eghtytwo days
cesded thence to Canton in eleven daysfrom Canton n
Maniila In ave dass-rom Manila through tho Straits Of
sunda round South of Holland to latitude ~
my degrees to Valparaiso in eighty-ye daysand from
Valparaiso to Lima in six days and seventeen hours
aggregate distance Of 1890 miles in one hun
dred and thirty nine days and seventeen hoursayerag
per day. '"0 ~ae'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

MoBuE RAcEs-7hird Day-The race over the Mobile
Course on Wednesday was from all accounts most ex
citing affair. The stake to be run for was the Battle
House Pateh The track heavy, but in much better
condition than on either of the preceding days
The entries for the plate three Rough and Ready
horse, the Boston FLY Clara Mnicl and the victor of
Monday last SaRie WHas The betting opened briskly
at even ON Sae against the field her friends after the
stripping, (Which showed her in tptop order Offering
i've to four considerable money being pushed at both
figures.
We copy from the Advertiser of Thursday the following
description Of the
FIRST Heat Precisely at the time appointed the sgnsl
given all getting well OIL the horse leading by enrt
and the other two running tie so they ran to
nearly the end OF the back stretch when the FLY brushed
up took down the horse, and led Sqe by length or So
at the stand the first mile that finished Salio mad,
play and got her head far the hinder quarter OF the
Ally in which position they until clear into the horne
stretch when she made rush passed her antagonist
and took the heat hany by three or four lengths tb
horse being dir tanced. Time, 3:55.
The bsckers Of the favorite regarded the race ne
won and five to one on the result freely offered with
but few takers Se stripped early after cooling of and
showed finely her rider canterin her quarter or 50
down the track to breathe her for the heat The lilly
looked well also and as the result proved was BY no means
the slow that the favorite hackers took her to be-
Second Hedt-The two got well off almost before the tan
was gwen the nly leading by some lengths The pace
do die.a Clare led Sale for the first three
when the latter put out at the Tapped her opponent
and on he hrs' quarter passed thence making all the
lengths and winning the plate. Time Sc
'Bascomb Course. Spring Meeting Third Day We'd
nesday March Is Battle House Plate, $500. Entrance
money added. Two mile heats
J L. Pools b. f. Salle Waiers by Glenco. sy -
Col. s. NJ. Hills eh ClGd Miater by Boston o . ?
COL l. aoiapy en- & py Rough and Ready, o.. dis
After the event over 1t was announced from The
stand that Mr. Pool the winner of the handsome prize
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

The Indiana Legislature has made annual approrri
alton Of 5000 for colonization purposes and appointed
colonization agent
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The Great KentucEv yseu,,y,,

~ DR.. GEoGdEAGAN's COMPOUND RxTR ACT OF tIYpRo
PIPER Vegetable Alternative, Tonic Purifier the Blood Th
safe efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning the confidence ~
the public and gaining the favor Of every Community where m s,
tary and healing propcrisA have bee iaify rested.
DR.. EoGHEGAN, the and proprietor m isy %
brsted remedy Is not only regular medical sulte Ia man ~.
enalve practice and large experience his profession and aa had am
pie opportunities Of testing under his rururysn Tho
curative properties ofha Vegetable variety
and grade Of disease and therefore to pa nj, VI.
rsey Of hono thai in his humble Judgment the onpour
hAHaci OF sdfoPPer WI cure more apparently hopeless epat-
ae eaaes Than all the nosnms medicines world
that aa curative agent In the following EandA uDyd
Wiz serofala White Swelling Negro Consumption suryy Dyspe
A cAFoHe Rheumat Goui Neuralgia sores Ulcers Eptos,
all Skin Diseases, Kidney Aneetont Sery Diseases Sec
onday Syphilis al Female Irregularities obstruons together
with large class Of d1ssse resulting from weakened doder
condition Of the digestive and assmilativs organs.
In proof the cta above sisted public invited 10 read Dr.
Geoghgan Journal to be had the Agez accompanying
each bottle oil the medicine. JARVIS wooDAAN,
NH 20 i?t2ip9W Corner Of Common and Magazine srss,u
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TIE ELECTY0N OF .Mo.N.pgY

II, in having that change, they are really secur-
inaa future better than the past IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

hspabie writing from Baltimore under a,s !, 49,
10 Or NJ, says the play, called The white s,.sa
Of England which is designed as an offset to nc,o -
Cabin and Lady suherlands letter. was produced las,
night At the Baltimore Museum, and well received by an
inteb1gent and crowded audience The cotton aed. =,
the south are placed in contrast with the wretchedp
u the coal mines and mock philanthropy and fashion
abe charity shown up in their true colors The play
has considerable merit and the subject Is one that
must prove attractive svsrywhsrsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
Died

% Thursday, Mare IL s. Louis Of Typhoid
PORAH W. THATC 30 years. Thos H. Thsich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
BAY MORNING. MARCH Is, 1868.

I Z - IA CITY budget, documsnt Of much in
- % ths public, appears in our advertising
31lnmns-burth page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

In NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE BxmBnoN.-- Colonel
Hughes Of Maryland the representative Of the American
ASSOCIATION for the management OF Crystal Palace at New
le,A VINO Is now in London has had long interview
win rsnce Albert who, in conjunction with Her Males
vtae Queen it is said takes great interest In the Amer
lcan worlds Fair Her Majesty and Prince Albert will,
over variety Of choice and valuable articles in
o'a.s bust Of the Queen, to be exhibited Ths Em.
the French the Pope and the sultan are among
nv England sends 5l2 objects, France sa6
Col Hughes viii shortly leave London for p.,,s as
coed 70 the several European courts upon bis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
WIN. RELr, Secretary.

| oPELousAs RAILRoAD.--The track on this rail
road Is now laid down mile and the work progress
ing rapidly The laying of the rails under the special
superntendence of of Mr.. Brown, who. with com
mendable energy is pushing the work completion The
rails laid at the rate of about miles per month and
is estimated that Mr. Browns contract ty-oue miles
will be completed in less than nine months Our citizens
VIII soon be enabled to enjoy the luxury of ride
into the Towering Of the opeousas A steam
has been ordered for the road and will be shortly
put on.
| GooD FRIDAY Yesterday being Good Fri
day, and legal holiday all the City Courts closed
at an early hour and every body too busy in en-
joying themselves to commit either crimes or outreges
These facts account for the absence of local news in our
columns.
BALL ALLEY.-The sporting public will be
glad to learn that John Henderson opposite the Horse
Station Nayades street. has opened ball alley at his es
adjustment for the of the public The plaee
Is accessibebeing situated within few stems OF the
horse cars 1t is anticipated tht John will have pu-
merous attendance on Sunday next, and much sport
CHARITY HOSPITAL REPORT.-We are indebted
to MT Vandernden for the following report of this in
sttution for the week ending yesterday Admissions 23
discharges, 2e5; deaths, % remaining s77.
CRIME on THE SEAs.-A sailor belonging TO
the of the American ship Wagram named John
Dyer. is under arrest and awaits examination before
United States Commissioner r. NJ Lusher on the charge
OF having on the passage from Rio Janeo to this port
assaulted and stabbed with intent to kill John Hourcan
also sailor on the vessel The prisoner i'm ai
awaiting examination.
FALSE PRErENCEs Adam Fisher is under
arrest in the First District undergo examination on the
9TH proxmo on the charge of having obtained from an
Individual under false pretences, the sum of 81 so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

After the event was over 1t announced from III
stand that Mr. Pool the winner of the handsome prz
would keep the goblets filled with champagne so long
any present to quaf their contents We are fra
to confess regretted our being unable to remain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
Ohio River-St Steamboats,.

PirrsnuRGI, March 70.
The rver here is still alng with feet INCHES water
in the channel.
oSciSNArii March q.
Inc river here Is falling one inch per hour.
PITrsBuEeu, March 81
The river is stationary with feet water in the
channel.
LOUISVILLE March q.
The following steamboats, have arrived from New Or
leans; The Empire State the Belle Key and Gen Scott
and the following have departed for that port The
ward the X J. Ward the Buckeye, and the Indiaua
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

The mail from Santa Fe has arrived at Independence
but contains of Importance Trade is still much
depressed
Gov Lane was ona tour of observation to III paso and
was to return through the country Of the Navaocs and
by the way of the copper mines.
The revolution in Chihuahua was email affair GOV
Tras has II cA bis ownway
Lieut. Beal Of the Artillery cane In with the mail
The party encountered cold weather. and many Indians
were met on the route
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

ED ASH C0AL-l00 casks broken and
screened on board shp Csdons BranieT quality
sale BY h. AsHBRipGE CO.. IS 81, Charles street, nhas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

SIGHT AND SHORT SIGHT CHECKS ON
~ NEW YORK for sale ths City Bank Of
r,aslIR n a ~ 40 o. -,