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Died

On Friday evening January o'clock HENRY D. BILLIARD
aged 4s years son OF the late Judge Ballard.
TT His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON a. o'clock
from his God, Cnondee street The
members Of the Masonic specially ted TO Ai.snd
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THs orERs.-Bsllins celebeated grand opera Of Nor
ma to be presented for the third time this at the
Orleans Theatre tonight Madame Fleury Jolly appearing
q Norma We deem it necessary this announce
ment, that the merits Of the opera the
singers too well known to need COMMUNICATION
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DAx RscEs HrropRohE 1T Is hardly necessary to Sc,
that Dan continues to draw crowded and fashionable
houses indeed the enterprise which he exhibits his
operations his brilliant talent clown the variety
and excellence Of the he offers richly de-
poryes Mmle Frank V the fairy little equestri.
made her first appearance Wednesday night
IL taking her audiences by She certainly combines
talent Of tho highest order with grace and beauty which
render her perfectly bewitchng She appeared last night
again. end received with great applause Professor
Carl surpasses all bad heard Of him. Hes almost
literally Sampson and yet his size is mot great indeed
~ only ordinary His feats would hardly be believed
without being We have space enumerate oil
the Features of the entertainment but say that
have great variety in any establishment Of
Sc kind.
grand day performance Is to be given at IL O'Clock
to-day At this time, ladies visit the amphtheatre
unattended by gentlemen, and the Juveniles will find
entertainment peculiarly suited to their tastes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Timothy Darling ESQ U, s, Consul at Nassau, y y.
publishes notice in the Nassau Guardian Of the 5h in
slant, Of the death Of Benjamin Francls Wondel NJ D.
citizen Of the United States Harbor Island without
leaving any legal representative that he has appointed
VIM II. sesres, Consular Agent Harbor Island To
take charge Of his effects
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Mr. John Msyshsll Burns geutemanly anu efncirr
agent Of Wells. Fargo Co.'s California express will
please accept thanks for his eourtesies Mr. Burns
has his Office in Exchange Place the pos-oce and
III business entrusted to him will meet with prompt at
tention
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RsE IN RArLRoAp FnEIeHrs.A meeting Of commit tses
from the different lines Of railroads between Boston md
Ogdensburgh held at the former place satus.sy
the 18TH At which resolved to add twenty five pes
cent to the present q freight and Oabssh
all free masses
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gao- UNITED BoARD OF THE FRE DEpAnrvFyr

A. regular annual meeting Of thu Bosf on Tuesday
Jinsnry 25, the following ofcers were elected .srys
jASlEs Il WINGFlEAD... President.
gga,ir"7 Dft,s Vice President
- Rotary.
.. - fN''IlA Treasurer.
And the attention OF Companies asked 10 tho fr,,
ION.
mi hs respective C2panes comprising Department
ai are hereby raIsed u elect their Instruct tb.t
call meeting practicable make the Ore nntt
Management f9r the celebration Of The Anniversary Frr Depart
-ut the ltl Of March next - ~ go sF'A'
augI Holm l. yTyFN s,....
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PrNsHNFxr o. RowDyiss The courts II, every, ,fro,
ion appear to be dealing out punishment 10 r5v,is t
increasing severity We notice that At Camden \ J an
Tuesday tho 18th inst. Judge Elmer sentenced ,lr,
men convicted Of riot and assault and battery 10 thp zen
tertiary for twelve months aud auother convicted IS al
accessory the same offence 10 MIN, months ana i
another. for an sssaust 10 six months IL jail
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dREAT kAnRoAD PRoJscT-The exhibit OF the earnings
Of the Chicago and daiena Railroad during the last
months up s20l7e4 SO The sost of the ninety
miles Of road used less than $1,000 600 aud estima
ting the running expenses at s6l04whch Is extra
figure, taking the year as crerionsl4Oo00 is left
the clear profit for onehrd of the year on an invest
ent Of 100000 which Is at the rate OF ten per cent
snnum
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LOLA MosIrz-Recollect that this is the last night but
one of the charming Countess at the Varieties She plays
and dances charmngIy and those who do her will
regret Il. An inviting bill is offered for to.night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

The MAINE LAwy-Thc citizens Of Vermont are 10 ,ot
Tuesday, February 8, upou accepting the Maine ia o
law If majority of the freemen Of the State vote w.
the act takes effect the Tuesday OF AI4rgl5
but II majority Of the ballots shall BE- no ths
act Is 70 take effect the FIRST Monday Ct Decent
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| MASQUERADE AT ODD FELLOWS HALL -
grand fancy dress and masquerade ball. under the aus
pices Of the young Of the city. with all the usually
attendant attractions off Thursday night thu
Odd Fellows Hall. The crowded with an i'm
mense throng of the bellies and gaants of Jsponicadom
dressed in every variety OF taste and prsonatng almost
every conceivable character. The immense hall was
brilliantly lighted up and further illuminated by the
bright eyes and garrish costumes Of three hundred
Of our city bellies
We had prepared lengthy aceoun Of the festivities Of
the dresses characters but the press
Of matter columns compelled consign It to
the tomb Of the Capuets
There was large number Of Creole beauties pre-
sent mostly unmarked among whom the risk Of being
accused of partaiity, would particuarize Miss B.
Of Carondset street, dressed in pearled satin with an
overdress Of tle, Topped with white sids and wearing
light wreath of white howersthe delight and admra-
lion of all. The little fairy figure Of Miss E W as
joyous in action neat in attire the target of hun
dreds OF admirng eyes Besides there Miss P. as
the delightful Brenda Lady Gay spanksrs numerous and
spare Andalusian maids Scotch assss in tartan skirts
Gpsys, and-and what not
Let the visitors there present draw On their memories
for the rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

AoRxoslss Is EsoLasD-A late letter in the Christian
Advocate and Journal states that Moymonsm prevail
ing extensively among the lower classes in England In
the half yearly report Of the London Conference Of this
sect, dsted June, 1852 thrtynye different brsuehe
enumerated including 100 elders, q priests % teachers
81 dsaeons, and S52 members. Mormon official paper
published at Liverpool processes circulate q 900 copies
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Carpet Wrareho,xse.

NO. 70 CHARITIES STREET
1ts} feeessd patterns VELVET AND pRTrssF,
a TEslh1 TtkkkstLfSt BRUSSELS INGRAISs etc s
nW 81 9E - IN o. various widths Cloths WIN
a5iADts ABLE and PIANO COVERS STAR RODS n RS
FInR f ~ ~ r,e sd - White and cd MATING etc
Lit 81 yArons qualities wide cut 10 sait all
~ o. nfn arr offered At prices hos. Of n,-
1' 'sf" a. eEVVsskAu CO.. IS Cbartres JAMS luip
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s'ALL CHANGEThe scarcity Of silver and smaIl bsne
u SO severely felt in Boston, that petitions to Congress 10
nppy the deficiency have been put in circulation by all
he banks and traders Of that city This Is a universal
inconvenience for which remedy wopld very gladly be
hailed by all commuuitiea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York is the person who
proposes to make gand excursion the principal Euro
pean ports next summer for which purpose he is said to
be fitting up the steamer Ocean Queen lie will take out
about sixty persons
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sHGET oF PAFsR-Au English PAPER gives a descrp-
ion Of an enormous web sheet 81 white paper which
vas manufactured in Stirling The webb without break
lelng continuous sheet three thousaId yards in
sueh-wihin little OF mile and three
our inches bread, and weighs 500 los. This web Wa
nade drsd and flushed ready b dispatched within
'nree hours The cost u the sAae, was little rore
ban fio
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Nine Roland who had been sentenced to exile f5r he
political opinions and psrd9ned afterwards died at Lyon
France on the 2sd ult from the fatigue and emotous Il
had experienced during her transportation IL Algeria
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Thanks to the clerk Of the steamer America for Nash
vile papers
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Has-FoR JUDGEOF THE FIFTH DISTRICT C0rrRT
~" authorized EDWARD D. RAND a. candidate t
t5e 1up6EsHp Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
ans ,, ~
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E'Rl ABERDEEN. The London Times states that IN
Lord Aberdeen England will for the first time since
idss, Premier who is not member Of the church of
England His Lordship has always belonged to the
church Of hs oreathers and country the Presbyterian
Kirk 81 Scotland
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.zs-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Corpr
70 are Authorized ROBERT NJ kEARNEy ss ...
te for the JUDGEsHr Of The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of Nav
''''H' iapgIt
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FIEr--A portion Of the ely Print Works at Wale e
r. T., was destroyed by Gre Tuesday the 18th os.
$4,000 to $4,000
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We indebted to the clerk of the steamer unce Sam
for st. Louis papers
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The Clerk of the steamer Glendy Burko win please ae-
cept our thanks for Louisville papers
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Mr. crittenden, il is said in the matter n The claim
extra fees by tho weghers guagera sasurss II the
principal custom houses has given opinion ady to
those claims
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Is~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
soCRf-Ne ar Authorized to A. NJ BUCHANAN a.
niidae for The ofe OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
pul FOX TIE FIRST DISTRICT at the he held on
e hfs Monday of April next The District ia composed of The
AH7aea Paquenne Bernard fright bank the river,
u that portion tho cy New below Julia pg4 n
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Mock AucroNs.-A bill reported in the NewYork
Assembly at Albany last week in relation TO mock auc
tions which g be very stringent and if passed viii be
tha means e closing ~ these rascaly swudlng shops in
the city Of Network
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

We learn shat Mr. II b Bulsrd son Of the late Judge
H. A. Ballard died very suddenly yesterday to
buried asserting to Masonic usage from the residence
Dr. Hale on Girod street. osrondele street this az
ternoon at O'Clock,
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sO Eas~ Camp SfTet!I. 50 7sS
TT DAILY RECEIVING AT
MILLER, HARRIS Sc WALDVS
HOUSE CRNIsHlNo; STORE

MILLER, HARRIS Sc WALDOS
HOUSE + CRNIsHINt STORE.
~ 'n to their large aud var ed stock conpy.s in r, si
sssOrtUe'lt. OF
GLASS WARE CHINA AND QUEENS Vys,pr
BIRMINGHAM WARE, BOHEMIAN WAeF
WOODEN WARE. WILLOW WARE
HOUSEKEEPING HARD WARE IN ,,tg,,enu,,pt
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JAPAF NLn-TApE
bHllANSiA AND PLANIsIiED AYR
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
hlCli CHINA VASES AND Re .tiFAIA GLASS WAnF
tAKLoR AND HALL LAMP AND CHRONICLES
FINE ABLE CUTLERY,
u" II TEA TRAYS AND WAITERS-INs ETS on sfNaIr
FEATHER BUSTERS. BRUSHES OF KINDS.
WHITE CHECK AN COCOA MATING DOOR MATS
PAPER HANGING 5, WINDOW CoRNICES
TURKEY REDS. VELYETs AND PLUsHEs
CuRfA IN DAY ASKS Cotton and SILK and or,te3
SlMPsp PRINCES, CORDS AND TAsSELs,
CURTAIN B ANDs AND CURTAIN PINS
CONSTANTLY HIT.
SPIRIT GAS OR BURNING FLUID
- PERM, LARD AND WHALE OIL
jan1 " " N.A-i'' 's''''i o' '"''' q? 1 1e
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= FoR CH1EE JrsrLcE --Me are nnthnrizl

satT mat BY rtqles q nuadr1ag Fnds Judge THos
consented to be suHoancel candidate ohce ,,t,Itr
isTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT at the app-..t.
m. '"Ns sisS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
OF all the latest and best styI-s,
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HAng llt,sE-ofsi n N,,,
Cashmere, Lambs Wool nd Gotten;
sCARFs, CRAvATS, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE AioNNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES.
POCKET HANDKERcfnEFs-Ot SILK and White AZ Il Ro,tarst
Cambria;
UNBRELLAs-of six, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBEs-Of Cashmere Mou,selfue H. Lame aud Cotton,
PERFUMERY; '
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS;
400 SHOULD gB BRACES, E1c,
''H' AM COiioN sth trS. gpif
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THR DEAD OF THE BRG zsBRA The Savannah morning
News has been Furnished by DR. Demere with the following
list Of the deaths which have occurred board the
Zebra since she left New Orleans There have been
deaths on board since Thursday morning last;
WRtfes-Captain Mitchell s. Houston, mate John her
yer, seaman W. Dexter, cabin boy
Colored--L. Witheaspoon, w, Hall, W Mern, Nison
B. Washington, L. Birch, G. Moore, @ Witherspoon J
Watson, J. Merin, Kemp s. Kennedy, Richard, nfant
Sally, infant Mary, nfant Wilson, Ellen, infant
Ferguson, v. Moore Freeman, G. Freeman, Fruit
c. Smith Maria Anna infant Sally infant; T. Jackson
p. Mfues. p sesborne h Hayden, l.. Roberts A Hines
A. Kennedy, s Stay, N. Moore, Il. Kennedy,
By the Savannah papers learn that after the cholera
vhsh had proved destructive had subsidized the mease
broke out, and at time ten twelve person.
down wish this disease 1t yielded however to med
csl trsatment and last all of those attacked
had recovered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

LouIsnIIr HorsL ON FmE.--A fire broke ont in thu
Louisville Hotel the night Of the goth instant. Ii
originated in the housekeeper In the fourth story
and spread very rapidly The roof of the main building
back of the rotunda entirely burned of and most
ofthe third story of tbs main building The building
considerably damaged and large quantity Of furniture
was either burned broken Mr. Kean the lessee,
insured $4,000 but thought that his loss would
exceed that sum This busipesso Of tho hotel will not be
aeriumslv iufarrupfad
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Rich's Safes EJnrtrrfe,s.


=, tns kFikln Cont uoBgR, S. C.. Aupust 9. l.sq
AlAhtlN, SuCaasos lsrh Co.
water street, NewtoTk: 5EsrLEAsS-It
have to inform you that 81 the great consumed al s
oistA as2 VI " preserved a book vi
S0 Hi "a SAFES Paased from yor az Id CHARLSE
tl h. L. ~ tiNch The stores built
sst we Tay te'Ll' The crowd 8ost raao any
ilhs slihlng lqh h vet i0st
Pu ehmK u next day. "a tll %
hTe the greatest aouInvu prevailed when thew m y , n
salailander. '' ' ''"+ A''l7 it''i .-l
We shall cali next oaih ~ ami eneo
Yours, respectfully WILLIAMS q CHRISTIE.
me ioregong letter demonstrates the c,s W Of RIGA
SAFES to ressst tire and whel couBiefsd t4t th4
hLoNE among many articles posgltd
soasats IN either Of the recent tires svY
Shleothe Ohio Weunpke Ala Rodney, til1.deli
mast D. admitted that tbs cost ESPECIALLY SIgE THE IL
w fhiCAs) bears Proportion .!
~ asRssoy lof books papers js~ money oet Ut
afueies The subscriber all
aA Tor afgs stock good aa.rsa ii
cOs sALAMANDER SAT- Es prepared prove BY
hoh! Of ssNara OF the most respectable
eumstAnces ISAAC BRIDgF - -
sep20 dswH ~ Alssaslrs .tf,sl
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FtRENEN's BALr.-.St,mber 3hirteeR The
gallant membets Of Perseverance Fire Company No To-
give grand dress bali at the Armory Hail tonight and
anticipate gathering OF bright eyes and brave hearts
such as has not lately been in city AT fire
at ball the boys of 10 in the foremost and
they have spared pains expense their efforts
make the reunion tonight Me affair Of the season We
shall take pleasure in dropping in AMI seeing for our
selves how we'll they have succeeded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Temperance GoN,ENTIoV,-rhe NsyYork state Tern
efanee Sunrt alton convened ia Albany on Tuesday thr
iot and adopted resolutions declaring that the friend.
I Tue cause were not dsheartcned but would continue
to dgate the subject until the Legislature was compelled
70 pass law prohibiting the liquor traffic The ladies
temperance convention Is to meet Friday evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

THnBLEs.--1he packet boats in our Southern
trade have every day the honor Of transporting to and
from Baton Rouge and this city certain gentlemen who
for the good Of the State large remain at
former city fora longer period than To- present session
| the Legislature.
On the arrival OF The Southern Belle Baton Rouge on
Thursday young man, Of very modest appearance
came on board for the purpose Of taking passage this
city lie Immediately spotted by gentleman vf
Claiborne county, Mississippi who hpl him On the
Saxon last year
On board the boat yerdaut couutryman who had
been done out of $50 at Ncksburg who still thought
/ himself toerably keen.
ourmodest.looling young individual falling to get a
game OF poker undertook initiate no Peter Simple
into certain mysteries in tho adro shifting Of three
cards after the Of the profound game 81 thmbns
The youth suggested that the pidty with which he
changed the position Of the cards wo prevent the pos
sbity of looker-on ascertainng tie whereabouts Of
any named card Of the three 10 which suggestion Peter
demurrng differed in opinion The amount Of $50 The
youth being firm in his position aereptRd wager to that
amount that Peter would fail in pointing the position
Of the cards The result Is obyious--the Peter lost his
800 bat. the transaction becoming Known to the Off
GERS OF the boat this Jeremy Diddi immediately
forced to dgoTge his easily acquired gains lie had cho
unfortunate theatre for his transactions for tho
officers Of the Belle swas keep hel ia the category in
which the wife of the noble Romau should have beer
above suspicion,
No ways abashed at this SET hack the youth inaustri
oasly perseyered until he got gse phich however did
not last him ten minutes that time sufieng to re-
duce him to the state which, In sporting parlance Is de-
nominated broke, whereat all hands oyerjeyed
WKouaHr IRoN MANUFACTURERS pg Nav PsoeEss.--An
important improvement in the manufacture of wrought
iron made at Newark A. J.. two or three wears ago
and few weeks since association st that place put il
into successful operation The Improvement il II said
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Passengers going up the river reminded that hl
NV and splendid passenger steamer Golden Gate Leaves
ct this afternoon, for Cincinnati and intermediate land
ing She is of light draft and viii be subject to no de-
tention should the water be at low stage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

We acknowledge the receipt of piece of music entitled
"Le Carnival by Mr.. Ii. Il. Lehman, leader Of tho
orchestra In the Orleans theatre The piece which has
just been composed ny Mr. L. is to bs performed at the
grand ball to be given by Mr. Rufer the Odd Fellow
Hail. shrove Tuesday night, the sh February next
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Ohio River.


BATON BncGE, January Is.
bill passed the House to-day for the reliefu the sheriff
Of Washington parish and for h relief Of the Col
leeror Of taxes Of Catahoula parish
bill was introduced to charter the He'd River and
Texas Telegraph Company and the charter
Of the Mechanics and Traders Bauk r NesOrleans
resolution offered 60 into the election OF Seu
etoF, but postponed to Friday nr&t
dispatch has been received from Senator Soule adyis
ing the Legislature to so into an election for Senator
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|
70 "tfSo"S'
| THIS ENTIRE STOCK oF INV coons
WILL AZ .orr.rn
IMMENSE REJECTION
in out previous receiving Spring stock For variety
IT CANNOT RE EXCETJ,ED
eomprsin, ALI dissertation, DRY Goops Tenn, .
the richest design. of imported g,ol., sli,l viii
VIE WITH ANY IN NEW ORLEANS
for besuty and fashion, with the great advantage OF ba
MUCH LOWER IN PRICE
than the same styles will be oasr-d in
ANY OF HER EsTA BLISHM ENT
IADIES
can now procure
suns
c,sTNERys
NtsRtxovs
MANT,lLAs
pARAsots
rNgRofDF.JFs
HOSIERY
.. CLOVES ETC grc
LOWER THAN EVER
nv r-,,y r,,x,r, .s,, ,sy, ..,,,,,.,
mr. ,,-rrnc
a., ~ : -
''' 4'''' JUS '''''En WIN f'''HN'I'''' sud tANtf'
AA"eua7
" t. e U q q u s..
Ms ....
GREAT SAVING
ca 'ne regular prices at other hoa'-'
-,.,,--..-... ii A Is
''"-A ''s o'ls''u' 10 prices 0e'"ssh buying Of CASH
S'A SUI o. rssaAf eHtDir HOUSE should 'sl sod
ANIME 'as pu's Of
PRINTS AND DOMESTfCS,
as we'll as Of
FANCY GooDs
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Fire in Nashville

fsNI TlF LIZ llIlIaIJ =
fire broke out this morning at Nashville, Tenn on
the Of College and Union streets and before the
flames could be arrested they spread Market street
destroying many buildings and other property valued
one hundred thousand dollars nj this amount. nearly
three fourths were insured
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TELRaRApHED 10 The CRESCENT
sg ibs National Gtns



BtroS RoueE January rs y
| The following bins have passed the House.
An act for the relief 81 c Bickham sheriff Of Wash
ngon arish fer the relief Of D. Nix Collector Of
Taxes Of Catalonia Parish q
Mr. Pagh introduced bill fog the Incorporation Of he
Red River and Texas Telegraph Company Mr. Marcy
Introduced bill to renew the charter of the Mechanics
ind Traders Bank
resolution to go into an election for Unitei States
senator postponed to Friday next
Nothing was done in the senate Both Houses ad-
burned over to Monday
despatch has been received by Nj. Mckay from Nr
soule, advising the election Of Senator
New Jersey Court
Nav YoSK. january 2s
Edmund N. Dickerson Clerk Of the United States Dis
ct Court for the District Of New Jersey whose
on with the India Rubber suits has attracted much
attention OF late has resigned his office This Clerk is
son Of Judge Philemon Dckerson who presides in that
Court Another of the Judge has appointed to
al the vacancy caused by the resign< ion
Steamer Crescent City.
NEw YORK January Is
Tie Crescent City sailed this port yester
lay for New Orleans, via Havana Weather fne
Congressional Proceedings.
W4sHISeroS. January %
In the Senate to-day message received from the
President of the United States in rtpY to MI Css reso-
ineon calling for correspondence with England and
others relative to the Nicaragua treaty negotiated by
aqnier- The message laid the table 1t is under
tood that the President declines to furnish the
pondence the ground that negotiations s pend
ing with Nicaragua Dir Rusk- ftom the select commit
zee, reported General Railroad bill MS a substitute for
he various bills on the subject before tbe Senate
Fire in Nashville
loUtsyLtE, January %.
fire broke out this morning Nashville Tenn. on