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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

PEpIGREEs-It would appear, from the following curl.
paragraph of the Dumtries Courier Scotland that
the family Of the Kirkpatrcks Of Coseburn had at
time under their roof the germs not only Empress
France, but Of Westphaau Kings wife, and French
Emperor's sister-in-law:
Jerome Bondparte the only surviving brother of the
great Napoleon married. in Tie Uuited States Miss
Patterson who granddaughter Of Robert Pat
erson better known ia Scotland and indeed over the
world, as Oh Mortality" "Old Mortality by some
accounts native Of the parish Of Closeburn DUN
riesshirc though, according to others, the parish of
HarWick claims 70 be his birthplace At all events he
settled before commencing his wel-known wanderings
reuovlhg the ombsoucs Of the coYenanters in Morton
TAG adjoining parish to Coleburn and married Elisa
beth Gray who for considerable time cook maid
in the family Of the Krkpatriclts of Closeburn
Old Mortalysn wife, with her children. settled in
Balmaclean, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and the third
John emgrated to America in 17T6 and established him
self at Baltimore jerome BOnaparte married his daughter
Truly, truth is stranger than fiction This story with
the exception Of the last link sufficiently youched
for by the researches Of the late Mr. Joseph Train
Castle Douglas the result Of which Sir Waiter
embodied in his Introduction TO Old Mortality G. Iii
brary edition Of the Waverly Novels vol ' PIP SO }
But though that introduction bears the date Of 1929 it
makes allusion to the circumstance that the Miss
Elizabeth Patterson Of NewIUrk whom the future King
Of Wesphaa married in 1903 the daughter Of John
Patterson Of Baltimore. aud the granddaughter of Sir
Thomas kirkpatricks cook. And a descendant OF
the kirkpatre is Empress Eugt ME Of France married to
another Bonaparte.
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adjustments Gbis E6tntnu.

ARNlORY HAIL.. THE INFANT DRUMMER
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. MRS. EMMA G. BosrWICKs
GRAND CONCERT
ORLEANS THEATRE The grand opofn entitled IUClE ne AM
MERMoUR, VIII A LA REPRESENTATION DE ROBERT LIE
DlABLE, and the vaudeville entitled uNE PASSION LA
NANILLE.
fLACDE'S VARIETIES Tile comedy PAUL pRY cen,ed
eta Of CAPITAL MATCH Dance and the PoST OF HONOR
ST CHARLES THEATRE. The COMEDY called FASHION Dance
ard the Farce o YOUR LIFE 5 IN DANGER.
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY.
DAN RCES HpPoDRONIE 81. Charles street. opposite Pcdiio.
DAN RICE'S MUSEUM, No lO7 St. Charles street
tS- See Advertisements on "a payy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

so CANAL STREET,

% CANAL STREET,
Having determined close his previous removing
has made
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
and without doubt selling Gvols CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
ESTABLISHMENT Many articles FIRST COST Amorg them
SiLhS, NiNIILLdS, AND HINTER DRESS iOoHS
But while he guarantees ha Goods lower than those Mt other
Houses he wishes distinctly understood that no does not r To
sell UNDER COST Doing business plan Of QUICK SALES
and believing Mr. Freddy his Treatise on Buspes
That small advanced Cost do imply prof his Stock .
fresh and having been carefully selected the Cash Prices NO
SACRIFICE qircd make cheap The will be- sold at
A VERY SMALL ADVANCE
And yet DO lower than The which Goods os,ensby
sold UNDER COST As stated above, many wner Goods will
sold AT Ftst Cost but no instance UNDER Fresh Goods.
OVER 100 SILK DRESS PATTERNS
Have been sold during III past week. WITHOUT DOLLARS
PROFIT or LOSS the whole humber, considered
zap, that they purchased put a4 until neat
Fall. There is Is large lot
DESIRABLE SILKS STILL ON HAND,
which The Ladies' ehccrfully shown
ibis llcue without rlttsSINot VISITORS To PURCHASE
A WORD TO PLANTERS
you wish I'll your ono Uia Of Dry PLANrA
TuN and FAMILY USE, House. here, as SNIP
SONS second Sn third doors filed Blankets kesys Lin
loNe, Stripes aud other Domestic Goods pc5 Tor
acceptance An eaasnaii9n earnestly requested at
mh7 '2lp SIMPSONS, 90 canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

We are OF length enabled to congratulate our
readers and the whole country upon the ausni.
cious action of Congress on this important mat
ter. On the I'd of March the House of Repre.
sentatiyes adopted, by an overwhelming ma
jority, the amendment from the Senate appro.
priating SLOT, 900 for the necessary surveys.
The vote in both Houses was very decided in
its Enthusiastically two to one-and very
clearly indicates that the views of Congress are
those Of the great mass of the nation.
We trust the new Presidents attention will
pc at once directed to the subject-that COM
potent corps of engineers will, without delay,
De placed upon all the routes which have been
suggested by the friends of each, and that Con-
gress may thus be enabled, at an early day. to
take decisive measures for the completion of a
work which will have no parallel amony tho
achievements of art, and of which every Amer.
can may well be proud.
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II. s. II. Reilly S 90,

CORNER CANAI. AID ROYAL. SITS.
~ Have now ia complete ell supply Of
SEASON ABLE GOODS
received by the latest arrivals from Europe and the North. Tie
lowing comprise few Of the leading articles viz.
BRAZliIENNE ALBuNI ROBES, Cuoed Ground
BRAZIfIESSE ALBoNi ROBES, Very Rich
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Folncgsi
ALBONAlS ROBES, Of Embroidered Muslin
AAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes:
BAREGE ROBES, rVmpVl5ar Style, 10 Floanccs;
BAREGE. ROBES, Plain Ground Mcnsquyae Elguncrs
NEW STYLE JACONEr " DOLEREs,"
NEWEST STYLE JACONEf HARTMAN rom % CENTS uri
NEWEST STYLE JACONETS "GROS ODER, y" or CAIhiron.
NEW STYLE BtiLLlAN1INEs Light Ground,
PERSIAN BRHlIANTTN ES;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLtANTlNES fr L,iiss.
ALAO...
Case C9ipred Ground BRILLANTINEs entirely now nj the
unusual low price Of rWE NrY FIVE GEMS FER YARD
One rich BAREGE, co0fs TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES, Style Aiause, THREE DOLLARS.
0 Mers rsii aut Striped SILKS, sly BITS PER YARD
=. X f. REILLY 4 60.
mil 6t2tp Cobor C1ral unl Royul streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

| ANEcDoTE or MRs WooD-A gentleman living in tho
neighborhood Of Philadelphia who had become suddenly
rich, turnsheda house in costly manner and gave par
ties. lie had little else than his wealth however rem
der them attractive his wife being especially uututornl
and unpublished he had married her before he became
rich and both elevated their present Importance
without the requisite personal qualifications
To render of their parties than usually popular
they invited DIR and Mrs Wood among the guests these
at first especially declined the ground Of fatigue but
they were pressed with much earnesness that they
at length were subdued into consent
When the entertainments Of the evening were fairly
commenced and several ladies' among the visitors had
sung, the hostess invited Mrs Wood to seat herself at
the piano as the company would be delighted hear
beautiful voice but Mrs Wood begged with very seri-
eountenanee to be excused At first the astonish-
ment created by this refusal eynced by deep silence
and fixed stare but at length the disappointed hostess
broke forth
What not sing Mrs Wood why, it was for this that
invited you to my party. should not have thought
asking you but for this and told all my guests that you
were coming, and that they would hear you sing =
"Oh " replied Mrs Wood. with great readiness that
quite alters the case; ut all aware Of this or
should not have refused but since you have invited
professionally. shall Of course sing immediately
That'sa good creature, rtCined the hostess thought
youoonld not persist in refusing me
So Mrs Wood seated herself the piano sang delight
fully and to the entire qualification of the hostess aud
guests, gave without hesitation every song she was ked
for and Some were cncofea On the following day how
when the host and hostess counting up the cost
q the entertainment ior rich they were they had not
lost their former regard for gconeny) their utter
sternation there came ia froM NJ Wood bill Of two hun
bred dollars for Mrs Woods professional services at
tho party the preceding evening accompanied by note
couched IN terms which made it quite certain that the
demand would be legally enforced attempted to BE- re
sisted aud. however much the General hs lady we're
mortified by this unexpected demand they deemed il
most prudent to pay it and mold their tongues.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

Row ALsis-Ho SEA serious row occurred on
Saturday evening the 26h ult in the allnshouse at
York, Pa Mrs iursh the sewardesS having made some
change in the lodgings portion Of the paupcrs she
was attacked and severely eaten by them and on one
of the male inmates coming to her rescue they turned
upon him and his friends When desperate fight ensued
Thirteen Of the offenders subsequently arrested and
committed to Jail and thirty forty others dis
charged from tho establishment, The riot it is believed
was premeditatei affair, the rioters supplied
with fresh cut clubs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

Ono SrArr CAriroL-A comparison Of fourteen differ
en State Capols is given showing that the Ohio State
House will far surpass any other in the country. In
round numbers the ground covered by the Capitol at
Washington is 610o0 square feet Of Ohio. $4,000 Of
Tennessee $1,000 Of North Carolina Pennsylvania and
Indiana, each 1900; Of Massachusetts and Network
1oooo of Michigan 5000 etc The legislative halls and
library will be larger than at Washington No estimate
given Of the probable total cost Of The structure, but it
will approach milton, and be finished in three four
years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

THE ESerIsH RoyAL FsMLy.-The London Atlas hints
that another interesting event will in all human proba
bty take place in April next in the royal household
the eighth There are now seyenhree princes and
princesses The Oldest eleven years of age Her Ma
ey is in her SD year has been married between twelve
and thirteen years periodically resolved to do
what in her power to save her country when she shall
cease to reign over it. from that worst Of national caam
ties-a disputed succession.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

The REBELLION IN CHSA.-Rev j ]. Roberts, an Amer
loan missionary resident in China writes 70 friend in
California that the chief leader Of the Chinese rebellion
Is man named Saw Chaen surnamed Hung who some
i've or six years ago studied christianity in Canton and
now instead Of purposing to upset the Government he
seems rather struggling for religious liberty and against
idoatry Mr. Roberts says that while in Canton he ap
Piled himself to the memorizing OF the Scriptures and
maintained blamelcss department About 100000
have rallied to his standard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
Steamboats, Passing.

NIChsbUkt, NluTcIl u
The following steamboats, have passed here to-day.
bound for NewOrleans The Grand Turk at o'clock this
morning, the H. r. w Hill and the Yorktown at O'Clock
this afternoon
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F. s. L. REILLY g. CO.,
CORNER CANAL. AND ROYAL SITS.
~ The urtera g1sj emli,e assortment of
IA.ir long established an, we'll known brands a.
LINEN GOODS
every description suitable m , III up super.
Of the La III their usual guarantee "a
o Parenssa Of qualify and lowaess ii price, VIZ
4 : LINEN;
- LINEN, Golden Flax, aud superior article;
"a aud "a PILLOW CASE LiNENS
l2-4 Superior LINEN SlIEErINGs, from IS yards On.
SIS, "a and - pANASk NAPKINS;
COLuRED BURDERED TABLE SETS;
RICH DAhIASK TABLE SITS;
rLAGN LINEN AND DIAPER TOWELS,
Rich FRISGED AND DIAPER TOWELS
p, and loI SATIN pANASK all prces;
To IA SATIN pAMASk TABLE CLOTHS.
Gee.
cass LONG LAWNS IA yard pe-s 81 q 50 per Pisec.
P. y Il, REILLY s. co.
MIL 6t2dp Canal Roya- s.fseta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1868.

ss- The City Budget, a document of much in
terest to the public, appears in our advertising
columns
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Law ScHooL-CNNERslry or LouIsfANA,--The lectures
in the Law Department of the University punctuay
attended by alarge and intelligent class Of young gentle
men from all parts of the South The Professors are
making great progress in imparting knowledge Of the
principles of the science of which they such able and
distinguished expounders Professor Randsll Hunt, the
Dean of the Faculty lectures twice week Commercial
Law Criminal Law, and the Law OF Evidence On last
Tuesday evening had the pleasure hearing Professor
McCaeb deliver interesting lecture International
Law Professor Sidney l.. johnson lectures Plead
ings in Civil Gases at Common Law Last evening we at
tended examination of the class by Christian Roses
| the Professor of Civil Law.
Professor Roseius when examining his class calls the
of the students promscuousy from list in his
possession, to the questions he deems proper to
PROFOUND. One evening while the examination was on
that branch of law which of douc an unusually
large number of students absent from the lecture
Until that evening the Professor had seriously
entertained idea that the absence of member of the
class without first informing the Professor of the intended
absence a matter of impossibility.
@What absentee Mr. Smith !' asked the Professor
No answer made.
What is G5seiifee, Mr.. johnson ~ Again no an
returned After waiting time without re-
ceving a reply, the Professor said:
Gentlemen, whenever call the name of student
who is not present you would render great service
by immediately informing of his absence, as to
| enable me to pass to another name without delay.
Again the Professor eyed the list Of names and again
propounded bis question:
Mr. Jones what is absentee ~ Mr. Jones not being
present. student in Of the lecture room
swered in his stead and complied with the request of the
Professor by saying Mr. Jones is an abseRee'
This well-timed and witty remark not favor
ably received by the students in attendance who joined
in loud laughter than by the distinguished Pro-
fessor himself The Professor however, took occasion to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
THE ELECTION or cH1EFJUSTCE

The List of Letters will appear in this paper
tomorrow as usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

AusrRAIiA.-Eighteen first class ships and two large
steamers are advertised in the NewYork Journal Of Com
meree for Australia.
Already number of mercantile houses have been es
tablished at Melbourne and Port Philip.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

TIE MAIaE LieUoE Law ~ DErAwAEr-petitions ask
ing the passage Of law prohibiting Ii, Of iutoxi "a
ting drinks, signed BY 1850 males AID a'oo females have
been presented to the Delaware Legislature There alu
also 500 petitioners for modification Of the license law
and SO petitioners against any legislation on the sutsc;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

DsowsEp.-on Saturday night last tLr.e men were
drowned BY the e4pslzug Of small boat near Grant
Pas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

ESrlosloS or Fsrson stzAyr5lr.A steamboat called
the Partisan lately burst her bogc on the river Rhoue
by which accident several lives lost chiefly rr
engineers IL j. stated tha Ia is "niy Ihc second ease
Of explosion which has happened an French steamboat
the mt having oeeu1ei az lYeu dunn. Tie "a,
peFmsuts with steamboats,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

We under obligations the clerk Of the ne steam
CT Belle Key for Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

The PorAro Ror.-The Chicago Times says that cid
zen Of Michigan has discovered certain remedy fer tho
potato rot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

THr WoEln's FNH.-oue of the appropriations the
Senate Inserted in the civil and diplomatic bill on the
@eth ult was $4,000 to defray the expenses Of the
Turkish fFsste on her visit TO New York during the
Worlds Fair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

LAND sLIpE-A portion of the promenade in front Of
Natehez, known as Parker Bud,n commenced giving
several days ago Saturday last about fifteen
feet front by hundred length slid OF ana was
precipitated into the thoroughfare below
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
To Druggists, Physicians and
p L A N 4 RS.

NTERS.
eS The subscribers Retail Druggists and pla,,
aearefully selected stock O
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
which they will guarantee Of the quaypurs and upau
ted in all c'ses Their facilities importing foreign Drugs and Chem
calls aud their extensive arrangements mauu
turers anrh that they enabled and
at the time to their customers Of their rnunene Thew
have also on hand Of their preparation, assortment
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
POWDER neatly done quarter half pound bollceach
bottle enclosed paper box exclude light Great care has
been taken to have these powders prepared from the best drugs,
and in such preserve the each article
without injury Thcy have great variety and Phar-
maeu,ia Preparations manufactured put up specially for them
They will at all tmes be prepared to furnish the trade with nne.
JARVIS Il WoODMAN,
f1i quqp&W Corner Of Common and Magazine ,ire.ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

notwithstanding 10 BsRow's Review the revenue Of
Japan amaunts TO stoooJooO0 annually The standn.,
army OF the empire in time Of peace is 0OO men The
population is about 5o000OOo Il is estimated that the
trade Of Japan with this country -ho pens her potts
to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

now TO MAKE HsSs LAi,-Tie stout string round III,
pOuS ana lay the bird upon its side upon board anl
@s'.n the string underneath. You pat pllow uu
~ ,'S mead yen wish Hens secured IN this mannoi
viii lay for any desired length Of time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
Arrested.

Baron RoUGE, March 9.
VIM d. simonds who robbed Il trading boat on Bayou
Tensas after numbering two who owned IT, has been
arrested at Louisville Ky and delivered up the requ
sition Of the Governor of Louisiana He was brought
here to-day in custody of officer and after exam
nation before justice of the peace committed jail
He has confessed his guilt aud restored most of the
money taken from the boat simonds is only about 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

rs- See To-day's Supplement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

We learn from the St Augustin (Flal Ancient City,
that the Very Rev Felix forea distinguished prcate
the Catholic Church died in that city on the s5th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

AID FOR MAnuRA--rhe papers OF New York state that
s92o % have been collected in that city alone for the
| starving people Of Madeira
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

The New York Journal Of Commerce has just been en-
arged, and being now printed sheet So by SIS /,
the largest daily paper in the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

RuMoUs.-Rumor has it that the appointment Of U. S
District Attorney will be conferred upon Sam O. Reid
jr,, Esq, well known gentleman of this city, somewhat
prominently notorious in the last campaign for the dam
age he did his quanda political associates, the wings
Mr. Reid is gentleman of liberal legal requirements and
popular public orator His letter, during the last
Presidential campaign, renouncing all connection with
the wing party made him widely known throughout the
country He is thelawpartner of that distinguished
jurist, Hon. j R. Grymes.
We understand that Wyndham Robertson. Esq, has
gone to Washington, with host Of reeommendatory
letters from the prominent democrats Of this vicinity for
the office. The final disposition of this office is,
therefore, yet matter of uncertain speculation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
pp the National Line.
FURTHER BY THE BALTIC.

Troubles in Lombardy.
NEwYoEK, March 7.
The Austrian Government has issued decree expeing
Eve thousand from Lombardy, and requiring them to
leave the territory within twenty hours after its promul
CATION.
Milan Punished.
fine of thirty thousand forms per week has been i'm
posed upon Milan as punishment for the late revolt
Steamers Observation-Disclosures
NEwYoRK, March T.
The steamship Empire City has arrived here from Ha-
She reports that the Abaross was detained in
Havana for coal
The Cotton market is dull but prices without any
important change. Mess Pork SIC SIS to $40 30 per
Dbl Coffee irper and Rio selling at to a4c per ID
Ohio River-Steamboats.
CINCINNATI. March T.
The river here falling with seven feet water in the
channel
The steamboat Mary Hunt has arrived, and the York
town has departed for Neworleans
Robber Arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

At the instance Of citizen Of Washington, tho Hon
George Briggs has been arrested for his assault on thu
Postmaster General and held to bail in the sum Of 5000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

The mail due yesterday failed from beyond Wasbint
Thanks to the clerk of the steamer D Bacon for 81
Louis papers.
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GnGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION

- I9SAt, ~ 1riArf5 ye constantly baud ami for sale
~ a , u 7it Gare.a CUBA, HAVANA FlQnA Mason
1Ol NiG htNI lCkf TENNESSEE aHl MISSOURI NRATPERS
and tlLERS Also, TOBACCO rs uGGSIlEA and BALES
eeed log the Mexican market, and trll 90 ad.u ne,
TURNER * EEN. lEAW,
20 STREET HAj 43J = hoapEar al street.
70 TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER ia lyH .P
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

We learn that the City Surveyor designs pushing
forward the construction of the bridge the New
Basin, at St Paul street This improvement has been
long needed and is much desired by property holders
that yicnity-only nine Of this class having
pressed the least disfavor towards the project
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

TuE NfANr DRrMNirR-Ihis wonderful prodigy had
large audience last evening at Armory Hail to witness
his truly wonderful performances Every body should 20
Gld see him. especially the laiies and children
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

A Wis PUBLIC-Premier District, Parosse
d9r9 = SO ssigat coie as tat, not H. PAR
esti4 outts s psrsaunes dcvrut a IJar
r. is52 tdF5 'aee per 1919. dll ' ptI bf par
IA rule az 'intl, haaYV Ia
tt NIu aus
e cage ed ruyet e- itcs t''s usr rfsti5 par
IrlE lp!ttap fHGAftS E-tiE(l t'.Ii.-t5nr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-10

HACK GABMEN we call attention to the proceedings
Of this body Of citizens II their representations be cor
rect and we have to believe they to some
extent, they labor under grievances from which they
Justly claim relief