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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
From the Rio orande.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Yacht we are in receipt
Of Brownsville dates to the 9th inst
The Flag of that date says The revolution mentioned
In cur last has terminated in favor Of the revoed Gen
Avaos the former commandant Of that important place
has been displaced and Colonel Valentin Cruz fills
his position This change understand, effected
mainly through theinsrumenality of Colonel Quantana
OF matamoros who is said to have conducted himself
bravey during the struggle and humaney after its
compltshment After the Of Col Quaintana and
ms command Gen Avalos taking alarm from some cause
or other fed across the river night and took Temporal
ry quarters under the hospitality of the officers OF our
army in Fort Brown But the Matsmorenses prompt
in convincing the General that it was not the man but
the principle, they eontendiDg for. deputaton
from Matamoros waited upon him at his own quarters,
aud assured him there danger in person or proper
ty should he Matamoros Under this
he misunderstanding but day on this side On the
9th Instant he took up his line Of march for Sao hav
ng been furnished with escort of above hundred
Carvaial has published proclamation dated Jaeaiitos
Mexico January 80 addressed to his subornates the
people generally and signed General Chief of the
Libersng Army" He calls their attention the horri-
bic crimes and murders committed by the army of the
Government, who their masters for money, and
whom he calls traitors to their country lie calls for re-
yenge on the murder of Rodriguez and Leal He says
that the whole nation will with adherence the crimes
committed by the veterans who in Tamaupas pretend
to support the Jalisco plans
He tells the inhabitants of the frontier to open their
eyes 70 drust the reachery of their oppressors
die rather than submit to the yoke which so many mis-
fortunes and such dshonor have drawn country
Inc occasion for this production seems to have been
heeting OF his officers 10 deliberate the violent death
OF Rodriguez at Tampico aud the execution of one of
Carvelals men by officer of Col Cruz at Las Ouevas
An effort Is made to throw the whole blame of the suffer-
lug in Tamaupas aud the execution Of her citizens upon
the military who have seconded the plan of Jaseo He
asserts that Col Cruz seconded by Casanova Tampco
Is iaooFng TO esaoih system of military despotism
worse possible, than that imposed under the admins
tration Of Gen Avalos in his old regime lie complains
that Col cruz Is prosecuting against him relentless war
which admits OF no quarter and therefore himself and
companions swear to die with in their hands
rather th1n succnmb to such terms,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
Arrivals at the Principal HOtels-reb,v %

ST. lHARLLs George Austin, Hepshav Miss, NJ Fowler
stokwsll Jno Pro, lodi Andse Alon uro, Williams II
iar W Crenshaw, Vaudeville. sulls Mis-, t;r,pby
iobilt, Airs Mrs Coo rau Rainey Doctor
montgomery Ala Foster and lady, IT, X 4 smiley
M Asnsisai child and servant Tenn Lewis Williams y P Far
rs "A htf ani Lady g ward, OLoJ NJ Rowan Turn
g, - . roAHmEni Ky A LattiIg Young t. yns. %
fiafde ) A; o sen rr Mass Eato T Rush Mo- j =
FoNyl \ G Nc and Alts wann, Anldock J Re3Say
Judge Weoir Chh barry and sf' Nj,
SteFshs u Aiaot scn REYNOLDS, llnUi 4 IL CONAN
eolmtn Mo- r lkis3n Il Raperte scoilsni, II Blogs,i
Boston, D Cons able, avs \ o. h A ~
anhN Airs Stewart aud serv, Mrs Nolan, Ell Preston
W JSsk,on AC Chtsbrough Taylor, Md; II c SOFT 1 T.
New1ork. S''-' Si''-s
ARCADE James Martin, W Morris Is; NJ g1lett r.r,
n Lanier, / FarchlI, II A Harris Ianisl
ino Lanny yames Bryan, J Moore, n Wity Johns
Gao MeCltre, doh Poheh Chas Buss, Miss NsrRr \ o. X
johnson, steamer ST Charles B d. \ 81 II a., " =
sehoby Ia Netlss Nj EloiS, srr- IT. Jao jams ! n
Hudson, La j n Wake, Aki N yyaau All. %
hns y koaeh,J K Quinn, H Budges Mis-: " B Euy.et
mo- Major James Roberts, La JohI Storm Mics Rtor
Ala Joel heiy, ARR A Grammar o. '
CITY, II NJ I,vy, Fealden C .tea r Small p,r A.
Palner Green, NJ Comfy, Miss Conner p Blskey M,
Joh son. u earer Tenn A-lms, Miss; T Mcintyre i NJ
Tuant - Williamson, La Jones, W Brsgoe. o. II
Doekery Doakery, u Daniey, Ark; Chandler Ky "
Scott " K HambLn, Texas. i' n.y. "
ST. LOUIS Mr.. Nichols Mitchell DR. smith, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Miss Routb; Ms-; " Preston Conn f js MS W Vziru
- atlhhrf5 A.1 A Saenlrs Miss prsi.i
Lsels,J shelton, Mcguire CAPT Aior,an q ~ gfl
s " ~ ~ "a p II duncan sarrsly, o. Ir K PAN
Sirs Ih"n + a Mrs Crane Texas; Ara p r ICY
Miss MARI Peters and servant, lip. 'As' pes'on!
'EkANDA "A un,erwGo7 " VI Peck, wusoa 5 Rba. t.
h=' VI LloiBesl " l. t1ker Alas Hu
Love, VI Bates, str Florida; Dow Hbors, y .ts1 !"
Z L I"ueer, Tanhrr Hhrleatg Ur II n RI
lhqhhl Or W Thompson, La; II Iiae il tsrri5 u
ift arland, Nelson Jefferson, H Miller " Fa,,i r r.
n'seeI ana lAiy Il Da5s, Ohio VI Montgomery X,
Briatsr, Miss, ~ ' " 't' 7"ul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

MADAME ADoLPHE gains daily laurels by her extra
oruhary productions and revelations She discaims the
u'e OF iorune-teiler protesting topractice nothing
put what Is reeonciabe to philosophy Not less aston
ishing however those wonderful powers and talents
which she has displayed in this city by uuravens the
most secret circumstances in the lives Of her visitors She
certainly very remarkable woman with less of hum
pug in her profession than might naturally be supposed
SO at least say all those who have tested her powers
many of whom declare that halt an hours visit to her
mas proved not only exceedingly entertaining but equally
instructive AS the number Of her visitors has Of late in
creased even more than heretofore she has determined
extend her limited visit this city and to remain at the
Western Yerauda Hotel few DAYS longer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBY %. 1853
R1iLROAD TO THE PACTFTC

II there be any subject of universal interes
ANY one which would command the suffrage,
Of ninety mine out Of every hundred men
women and children in our land-it is that O
Tho issnaediafe commencement by our Govern
nsnt Of o route Of communication by railroad
hetween the Atlantic and Pacific portions of the
confederacy.
While we admit that the importance of a
measure demands a commensurate elaboration,
you've doearnestly deprecate snd protest against
that selfish. dog-in-the- manger policy which.
while it cannot effect all that its own immediate
interest requires, only induces to the bile
result Of doing nothing at all All the letter
writers from Washington admit the universally
favorable disposition Of members of Congress
towards this vast project but they all equally
agsse that the preference for particular routes
. sort Of commercial honorable because not |
sectional,) jealousy at the North and the South. |
will inevitably lead to its defeat, at least this
session.
The Importance of speedy communication
with the Pacific is SO generally admitted, that it
ssems labor Of supererogation to dwell upon
IT. As peace measure it gives us the trade
between all Europe and Eastern Asia, and the
Isles Of the Pacific. In time of war it would he
indispensable to the integrity of the Republic.
Only few days ago Mr. Senator Bell (ana, as
late Secretary Of War, few men are more con.
versant with such matters,) demonstrated to the
o. s. Senate that in the event of war, when our
Pacific possessions would offer the greatest in
ducsments to attack, rather than encounter the
expense of sending 5000 men, with reasonable
equipments, across the continent, it would be far
bstter to abandon the territory of Oregon, and
the rich State of California, for the time being
. humiliation which we trust no American would
be willing to encounter.
We are not sorry that the measure is being
agitated, even though it fail at this session oil
Congress. The eyes of the American people are
mus directed to it, and we shall be surprised if
the next year does not witness demonstrations
which the National Legislature will not dare to
neglect We trust that petitions will flow from
svery Congressional District in the Union. that t
members may be sdmonished of the imperious I
necessity Of discarding all sectional interests of
throwing aside all their petty chickering's, and !
uniting in the firm resolve to enter at once upon
work demanded by every consideration of ma Il
ional policy. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
Fancy Furnishing Vy,or,bo,se
o. ROYAL AND so BIFNYuLE

n \ T-T-F-
eARPETING, MATING AND FANCY ApTTcTpS
ADMINISTER, VELVET BRUSSELS THREE ply IScptI>, t>
VENETIAN oARPETlNG, RUGS MATS, BINDING THI,EAp
sN. ~ i''s'sAD
Ma iINe-'S FANCY RED, CHECKED AND WHITE
SILK AND woRsrEp DANiASKs FOR CURTAINS ANn,,,,
BREoul>s. 70 N'p LAM
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, ooRNIcEs Gnrs, rAssr1s
BRONZE, CHINA SILVER. Pr ArFD WADE -,,., -
MACHE, CUTLERY. etc 80 -"
LOohlN6 CLASSES CLOCKS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINes 81,
fukNIIuRE-lN tARLoR, bedroom AND DINING ROOM
SETS, OR BY SINGLE PIECE "o0'
bot LIE LAoUE and PAPER MAcHE FURNITURE
kNAMELEp COTTAGE FURNITURE, etc
~" "'-F r AALLARD a CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

To he Deity Crescent
Mr. EoToR-lou have in yesterdays impression done
me great injustice ia mixing up my unnecessarily
with the controversy upon the merits of the issues of nv
old friend Jacob Bankers paper and that of your
porary the Delta The issues our house are and
been distinctly and aboratey forth in your adver
ing columns If you have neglected to read them it is
not courteous to sgmatize them The principles of nv
sales in this Great Book Auction are acknowledged 10
be just and correct by judges lawyers notares phys
cans and our people generally may be shown in the
avidty with which they are caught up. Notwithstaud-
the dislike that is shown to Jacob Bsrkers notes they
viii be received at full value the auction store of
teb23 1t THos. J. SPEAr y Co - st Charles II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

AanIVAl or THE EArRE oITY-The steamship Eur,r.
City H. windle, Commander arrived last night from ",
ofk IVA Havana She arrived at the latter place on the
18th, at 3r NJ and left the 18th at An Passed ~
Falcon on the 18th. The Black Warrior left Havana on
the 18th for New York ~
The following Is list Of passengers per Empire gitv
:, ffom Mw Tuk.-M Mcguire, H T BIodgell A Van
Nee, y. Q. Scott, Miss Glover, A. Borland s. Grassr
me Neamann, 9. Burning, J. Garmo, j r. Plken Mis-,
Sneaaer, Misses Lemon and Huney j. G. Blaeke d q
cenatanhIe-5 in the steerage
=. frcm HapaHa.--o II, Menot Mr. Henderson and lady
dorsey and lsdy, Miss Routh and servant Mr. Wood
~ ccslIy, a, huperte W S. Murray, r. D. Shepard
any any 10y, paddock J. A. Knesshaw, A Brynga n
4 pnss s' ~ Swami and lady VIM Henry aud james
D. Rsr,.v w%; s'sny, Mr. Pesse and lady O. Wogden,
S.r-nsey ~. montgomery MIR Stevens lady and
stssrgae- ess' n ""i''ns-o IN the
:. <rom ne stedmn FL Dorado John PRO VIM Usttls
Hash. VIM Francis, W Ta5ior Z, N,;s IN, ~
Srensnaws, VIM Reynolds O, W Barpett W n IN ~
0on Harrison, Yste, Paine, English Ms-,, 2 S at
4.,ias K Ms5ps' ssss Cotton asaras Owing wson
Austin, Beaufozd, Phillips Duffeld Edwards wilson
s'nPs0p, 1hsist-asi in The stssrsgs. Ss''lap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

GIQUEL * JAMESON,
Is CHARITIES STREET,
E Have the honor 70 her pub
that they have just per Lemue Dyer from Hay and
| steamer VIM. Penn, ron New York, the t.ilo~i ing
SPRING GOOD
| RCW PRINTED oRGANDIEs
| RICH PRINTED oRGANDlEs ROBES, aai agunes,.
| RICH PRINTED BRtLLfANrlNEs;
| RICH PRINTED BA{EGE ROBES 5 snl 8 aoup,e,
| PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGEs;
SMALL PATTERN JACoNETs.
| PRINTED BREsILLENNEs
| JACohEr ROBES WITH BANDS
PRINTED LINEN CAAfBBIC FOR DRESSES
FANCY LINEN DRILLING FOR CHILDREN
| FANCY NARSEILLEs VISITING,
| BLACK AND COLoRED DRAP DETE,
BLACK LACE MANriLLAs;
BLACK LACE POINTS
BLACK LACK Wells;
EMBROIDERED MssLIN MANTnlAs
GREEN GAUZE Wells;
BLACK GAULE Wells.
BLACK GRAPE Wells
BLACK GRENADINES
SENIs MISSES aud LADIES THREAD and HALF HOSE,
CENTS MISSES snd LADIES COTTON HOSE and HALF HOSE
GENTS, MISSES and LADIES GAUzE SHIRTS
CENTS LINEN SHIRTS
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN BANDS
COLLARS AND SLEEVES
JACoNET AND SWISS FLJUNCING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CAPS;
EMBROIDERED PETTICOhTs.
MUSLIN EDGtNgs AND IVsERr1aue
Ia BoBINETs FOR BARS
LINEN NETTING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN FOR cuRTArss
CouNTERPANE AND TOILET COVERS
DAMAsE NAPKINS AND DoYLIES
EMBb AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRlc uDgr~ 9.
HoUSQJ ETAlRES COLLARS AND stERyRs .
EMBROIDERED FlLLET AITTS and GLOVES
CENTS FANCY JACoNEr CRAyATs
GREEN AND BLUE BAREGEs FOR vErIs
EAbD BoBlNEf AND MUSLIN CURTAINS ..
BLACK FIGURED AND PLAtS BAREGFs -''
PRINTED AND PLAID GRENADINES
EMBROIDERED PETTICOATS AND SKIRTS
GREEN ANn CoLORED SKIRTS,
LIGHT AND cOLoRED PRINTS:
PLAIN, STRIPED AND PLAIp cANBprrs
PLAIN AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLIN.
Atso..,.
IRISH LINEN
DIAPERS,
CRASH,
PLATILAAS,
LIEN CIIECk
LINEN SHEETISG
HACKABACE,
PLANTERS LINEN,
BRiTANNIAS
ToTLE Du NORD
-lNES CAMBRIA, etc.
GOODS of all DESCRIPTIONS
'e-' 't-P II0tEL & JAMESON Is Chatrs. stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

AHNohf hAlL..MsE. BosTwIcK's GRAND CONCERT
PLAciDE's VARIETIES. . The comodea Of tina CpnIsrnAs
rAhIf' the nth act Of RICHARD ILL., comedy Of the
iouNS COUPLE, and the farce of the SECRET.
ST. CHAkL ESrHEArRE.. musical dran entitled IN. sr
DOMINO aud Tbs farce Of HOW TO PAY THE RENT
Fuse. ~ ut oihi1t
COMMERCIAL HALL, WAX sTATUARY
DAN RICEs HTPPoDRosfE ST cha,lsu .rss, oo,.i p,,,
DAN RicEs MUSEUM, No. ioT St. Charles street
Ahxnrti.a I'LL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
Ladies. Easstsss! Ladies' a.,

+. L. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL, sTs
~ Would beg inform their lady customers, those visiting the
city, that they have per ship ToULoN steamship VIM
PENN, stil further supply If
NEW SPRING GOODS,
all selected and house, from his
long experience IN this city his selections please most
sndi0us. Inc following are ow Of the lending articles
LIGHT coLoRED SPRING PRINTS.
SMALL FIGURED BRu.IIANTINEs,
CoLoRED STRIPED BRTLLIANTINEs
PERSIAN BRILILANTINES
LlsHT AND DARK COLoRED JACoNETs.
s,,,,,i , AND DARK coLoRED JAcoNETs, with bsni.
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES q md = s,ooo..
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGEs
nhEsiLENNEs ALL PATTERNS AND coLoRs
PARAMErTA BRocHE NEW ARTICLE
SILK MuSLINs, LATEST STYLES
PLAIN INDIA GRAPE.
FIGURED GRAPE,
PLAIN AND STRIPED SPRING SILK
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIC NEW STYLES
ChANGEABLE SILK MANTuLAS.
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS.
BLACK LACE SCARFS.
BLACK LACE POINTS
BLACK LACE Wells.
NoUSQUETAIRES COLLARS Of
English Embroidery.
Muslin Embroidery.
yaenciennes,
UNDERsLEEvEs Of every description
Jaconet and Muslin EMBROIDERED BANDS
VERY RICH EMBROIDERED CHEAIIsErTEs
EMBROIDERED ROBES AND SKIRTS
Nsi'ncenne, Alenson, Brussels and AGaiue LACES.
PARAsois and FANS, fnrwest styssu and patterns.
complete aseortmcntaf
LINEN GOODS
made to their order and with their name which they will eel. i'm
heir usual guarantee to pureness and quality.
2 * II. REILLY 4 Co.
cor. ruqil A Raya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

NJ" ORLEANS, FHRRuARY 81. lsss,
10 Messrs. MARKS, OGDEN DuRANT, MOTT, aud others
GENrKaKNYou letter Of the 10Th instant inviting me to ba,
candidate for the office Of Judge the Sixth trct Court of No
leans has been recve and with feelings sincere qualification
>n an expression OF confidence from professional brethren spon
aneos and unsolicited d. przs richer than any TO
hea distinction. The ambition Judge can achieve no higher
hfeation than the applause OF the Bar.
Ihankisg therefore, for the in which YOU have oB
Heyed Your invitation and heerd by that cement and
which have always experienced at your Ia Weld ebee, 10
your wishes aud authorize the Of my name
am, gentleman, very respectfully
Your obodient servant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

pAS kIcEs HrrropRoss.- would suppose that, ha,
ing Two IRONS In the came fire. or in other words two
estshshments on the same street, would operate I'M
70 the interests Of the proprietor but the pub
no make time and circumstances suit their own con-
vsnsnee Last night, leaving the Circus, after wifi.
nsnlng The wonderful performance Of the Hungarian
btotners We overhead argument, in which one said
Tnh - mot the Museum let's go there mo-, replied
the other this the place night we can see the Mn
scum all day tomorrow p and in they went Thus the
sttsefss sports Of the arena the seekers after
amusement to delay until daylight their visits to the
Museum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
Correspondence between Judge J. Calyitt Clarke
and Members of the Orleans Bar

. VIEW ORLEANS FenauARY TO- lsba
Hon. j. cALyTTT CLARKE, of the Third Judicial n,,i,
slR-Fuy impressed from long legal that M ana
than youre unies the varied qualities adorn and dsp M
judicial station and unwilling pved your service the
oh you now occupy we cordially invite (And this in
stance represent the general voice. candidate for The
JadgeshP corresponding with the you honoraby f RI
assured that whatever be the You will your present
position carrying with the high regards kind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

TRADE MARKs-In the Superior Court Of NewYork a
decree entered few days ago establishing the right
of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company to the letters
A. C. A. trade mark, whether in combination with
vgnette or by themselves The decree understood to
be Of great Importance to the company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

OsLEArs TAEATRr.-Ths evening NJ Bordas First Ten.
or OF the Grand Opera, takes benefit The Hagunots
VAL be produced upon the occasion. NJ Bordas Ia
splendid artist and the benefit will doubtless be patron
izsd BY the public in just proportion to his merits and
the Acknowledged llberalty of the management
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

MADAME BosrwrcK's CoscERT.-The second grand con-
cart Of Madame Emma G. Bostwick will take place at the
Armofy Hall this evening. The programme embraces
variety Of musicalgems The Madame will be assisted
BY her suite Of eminent performers most of whom have OBJ
tansd celebrity both in this county and In Europe Not
having witnessed her previous performance in this CITY,
We unable speak Of her merits as we anticipate do
ing In future
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

NAyAL-A store ship will sail from Boston for Spezzia
Mediterranean squadron from the Goth to 18th Of this
month and one from Boston for Port Praya AFRICAN
squadron from the 25th to the of March All letters
by mail, or packages by express must be REPAID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

NINE BosTwicR's CoSceRT The second concert of Mrs
Emma G. Bostwick will be given at the Armory Hall This
evening Those of our community who desire rich must.
cal trer would act wisely in making early selection of
eligible SEATS as there be doubt of jam at this her
second onterf anment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

PROFESSOR MANpEyILE's LrssoNs-We are requested
TO state that invitation Is extended to the public 10
listen to Professor Mandevies lecture this evening at
o'clock at Lyceum Hail. that all may have an opportunity
ojndsng whether IL will be for their advantage to take
tickets to the course
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

Inc following is list of passengers ON the steame
Daniel Webster, Capt Graam which sailed for Californ
ria San Juan
Capt Mcoerren, A Smith and lady, Miss Smith s
.. mchee, X Mckee, Mrs. S D Mckee and child 4
smith J. Smith W q Crooks Miss A n M nm a, a
" j. Thomas, Miss. Thomas. Mrs L Davis Miss A
laws, n . T. NJ Davis and lady, j Davis Miss NJ A pa
ys Miss j Davis, A. Nighe Lorry and isay Aiis
Lorry, Miss Nj. Lorry, Miss A. Lorry j. Lorry J,s -
l.. sertonneau, 3 Lewis, J II Hobbs 4 Willio,
child and servant McKown and laav ~ ~ lilal,'
- Lews; rage Y. Labatt, n l. Davis II " Rrad
shaw Mason c. Shannon W Londerbongb I NJ
ma ass1l =; W Longall b subottom A Pathorty VA
~ uei ~ orager, Davis J. Lightner and family X
Hawkins Mckee, W. Stewart ] Stewart NJ 49,. ~
m ~, Seordt W b. Lyons. P Cougher j HolIenbur ~
ward, y o hourk G. Clark, Mrs A. cullan Miss Con
opy, ulss .; Barker W D. Scoggius, s Scogeius r M
Fanny and lsdy, NJ. Kelly, NJ Duffy = Hoimes II "
en ~ 4 n, stewart r. Stewart. Stewart Gopr
" eoia nsinpsi B9xhold o, Williams J. NJ Mari
.oaoi =. u Neii; Il BRADBURY J Carr II Conenbaxer
a S'sloourn Barker, C Barker Smith q A FoWit.
Mann, L. fsusbruder 4 Casewood 5 W G peatnsn
fhllan A. Serder. j. Munger o Peck ] Wont ~. AZ (
ier y Kennedy and lady, IL Payne p PAYNE, N McKso
.; Noriis, a. A LoDgley, J. Hawken rdslhroct :
9nioua Hearni +. Hunrath, b F. johnson ] " Nil
!, Nu.1' = " Lawson, S L. Gedney ] Buckpr n q
9 Isistsr Al iese, kennsrd, G. Payne L Lutsis
/ 49,. seaman Walsch, @ Tibbetts ] II Conee
TWuppert lady and child, Mrs Wappech W IT RAM e
grow 1v Kan, =. e. thler, W Sturgeon p e CO.
sis n Budget siiss f. Budget Mrs NJ Ns anu ehd
- 'g,n, A Brunnm, +. L. Davis and srrxar 'H N
II J. paw.n p W. lanmeter A Vanmeter n CatsI
tg NJ ~s ~ Is . Redmond c Rice N shav + i
NJ ~ :, n Martin and child G Halsey NJ =, Ivy
ssnsn a, hcS9masI Miss McComas Mrs NJ H. a s1 ~
sssnson . Evans, ], Hasey Miss NJ Ii iuut, y
shelton N Z Shelton s shelton "a Nhslsey; Mrs
aI eId auy' a Hornsman, Mrs A Rrow A. n n iorns-
Johnson. II P;rshys,, u; " Mathews, A Brsdley
and child, L. Fredercd Q Freder,l Il frederick LADY
fasag,lea "A hoffman II LAwekamp 4 Sopipss a
j. Stewart, q A. McCormas j so-s as' tvans Mr.
Wrinkle. 22O in the Storage f-"'s' Miss N. Van
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

Rev Eezear Williams, the supposed Bourbon delivered
sermon Sunday 18th inst at Rev DE- Hawks church
in Newfork. There being universal curiosity see
him, ever since the publication Of the Putnam article
there was, of course, not single pew empty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

OLE BrLIs CoscERTThe sale of tickets for this enter
fainment to take pnce Thursday night will commence
this morning at O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall All lovers
Of music should go early in order secure good places
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

cosrIscArrcs. to the laws at present in
force an Mexico cargoes Of all vessels clearing from auy
pt " state Of rebellion against the constitutional a
tnoes are immediately ccnfscated on arriving at apy
osnef port IN the Republic it matters not whether che
geods be the product Of the country or Of foreign Growth
ne same insxorabs law is enforced We learn from the
Ssn0ln's papers mat no less than ave cargoes which
nave recently arrived at Acapulco from Mazatan hsx
been connscstsd and the vessels carving ,har,
fined 's'"E 'nem heavily