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tts,-ss ,7s ,s ts.f.- e., Sflt -'s. s-'7' 'ft 'f
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LACEY & Co, 81 - Charles street,
~ sRANga or l..CEY rtIt1IrSs cFiEBRATEn liAR 4
the tRHa ana 1ios'
ouable ARSESS SADDLES ANp lRUN KS reduced prices
~ REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. s97 lydW
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FEoR LAX LAKE i5;P BoRGNE1 R,}4TE Gs1
NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE. Wholesale

u E3N CUNE Et IlJNEh1 NlVhEr W il9lcS'tlS
u and Refai CORNER STORE, onpfELnWS, lLhl Ihr
MOND ~ Dtra Incr 90 WHOLESALE NNb
PFTAII CnNFFt' 'TloSERY STORE AND LADIES' SALOON Is
corner Camp Streets under iA tlj t,HaN. t
Hll ka. m band large stock Goods usually kepi
n ar pared TIL merchants Hni country ee l
CANDIES, NUS, FRUITS, LQUoRs WINES, tolNAs s'n A
yA yAOlrstle. ,,,,r
Faugs mills. Parties, supplied shor notice with tNhts
CANDY, lCf Gtt tEAAl~. etc, in suTsf ur style.
q EctontiN SAlNN run
viii furnish COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, TEA MIN, SODA tE
CREAM etc,
flsn been Confectionery business IN the 's Of
Bal laur std urs years, Hter nys
t.blg ratrpIsgt. WNl HOGAN deC4i It
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petition signed by i've thousand persons hls
en- presented to Gov Powell If kentucky praying for
the pardvn Of Howard thp murderer whowA condemned
to death IIoword who has been resped by the Geysrnof
has written letter hiu thanking him for his esmsn-
cy lie says that the deed committed whis he was
under the inhusnce Of liquor and that there was no
IL alice iu it. II Is thought that he will be parloned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05
.DHlLADELPHIA MANUFACTUREI

WAGONS with Iron and Wood Arles OK and TIABER
WHEELS and without ASletrees; TRUCKS WHEEL
BARROWS knd ali the made o.
very materials and workmanship be superior
hsI s'lilnsl ilf -l,h aii, ssssrials, Appy
HANti E 5rlttsfS4 Z tffild- HllV.
~ r,t4ist s.s,itfri NE is y ttsiit 5s~sfr sIt ui
f4Htl sss7s "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

Detroit paper is guilty Of the following story ot an
accident which happened sighted sentismshs 81
ball in that city: lie waited upon his partner TO sea.
after love Of polka when he esped the eu'of'ae,ea
e. Of a isupposcdj handkerchief at Inc feet of ms
divinity lie hastily seized it when the fy ~ SIR y oil
the y informed him that he was taking improper hoer-
tics with the .cClops Of her japoa
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One Of The performers named King, belonging to the
circus company at the Holiday street theatre, Baltimore,
whilst throwing somersets the night Of the 18th ut
was very severely injured lie made powerful leap nom
the spring board hich broke snd he fe with great no
lgnr- upoa his esd The conservation for time was
pri.fu in the rxtreme lie laid uotoress and All sup
p.rd his neck Ind besn disloeate He was carried 90
she sla8 ID ggest ssny -al @kl9At ar@'aa si'ii aaR"
"a s,,tsssig rs sssf Asts< his fsss a<ss
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

OHfO nv En-
wiuieayr SATURDAY February 5, at o'eiock ,. NJ
HNOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Low .GG
lsvLls H.d al & ..,%.!,s's lsndnF,,Ihe ia, -
freight and will leave a"ve. fof " Jus
r. ''r'' WI MCDOWELL JR, BELL q ro,df,. street
win ionve MONDAY February 7. at O'Clock
LyOR CINCINNATI, NJ A ID lSON, H. u
uI?yE i '"s sa.s s .%'r,nsi' .ir.a, m&TTi rs@s
''.'sf' s 'IP' 9" s6GEiis ro'ar.. street,
w;nI,av, MONDAY February :, at O'Clock p.A.
EIOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, NJ u
e LOUISVILLE all intermediate sps,s. s; q q
N. new. light draaEhi steamer LEW Is
,nd vii leave as above freight having the finest
s.s MCDOWELL JR, BELL ~ PoydrAs street,
wliI.ave SATURDAY February ), =, oeioeh, ,.
ENOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou ~ u
new sriyriii passenger steamer II SG AIAN,
5osr' orio RoGERs MCGUIRE Co IS royiras sirss "a
w,lliesve SATURDAY, February s. at o'aoskr.M
EHuR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ,F..g n
% ~ 9, ,e9apg; =, "a, aa' Ra ,esalag Ef's,as,r
ao' f"r feisht q P19F 1rb , g '9n,, .d Of @
r. plan and State t0cma ser'h ~
applying 10 ibe Alen,e. %
Wd,lqs,s SATURDAY. February S. a, 3 o'cIoes 3, ~
FTOR CINClTTATl, MADISON, IT, -
toSyE % Gss 5s al" 5s aGmssias sssll npiss !.a.a
j. = GmENowEIn ~, cb,sors'5 oa.'e,, viii ',,S' q -1.
e. Ma6owEiL' iR. = BFlI4 L. roydrns street.
y,lri,..e SATURDAY, rsirarv s. at ocioas ?. ~
EfoE LOUISVILLE and all inter H. =
~w h,lH. 7,s b, e; r ;7.l, ;1t I9''aagTr -
MtRTiS oWES 3 q. ~ AIasaane s,f,ai,
STlsUTIIER * BROS. gtnts, 45 foytlrs lirH...
lHg 70 u'sdn. Owes, n 20. -
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aNnR WABASH RIYER-New Or. a.
NTEW ORLEANS EAIIGRANT AND X

: .-ABa and Wsblsh R,,s Psskat.The aud l-fst
s1gd,t light daugi s-sa,af sILAs WRIGHT ,sEsszsssss
Cart Z. c Coolidge, VIII regular packet tutn4 'he
~ Enflf-ts "a OF paass2e, apply On lotrd. Ii"
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YAZOO RIYER.

W,il ipsve TUESDAY, February :. At o'clock n.
INOR GRENADA, TROY, TUSCA- r. ~
4 HUNA, CltOCTAHuMk, LEI LORE GREEN ~
WOOD YAzooCTY, ATAR1ia cd 4! y .asrnrd'eis - ;.zz
l Gsnziaa md fszJo River Packet OstIOLA
reg g drsagt oScE1LA Capt VIM. North, viii
s3., as.y-. fyf t0Hri,
Rs SMITH s PIN SIR - Poylras sts-'-
win I.ave SATURDAY, FeHrtsry o, 9'aiosk
ENOB GREENWOOD, TCHCLA, VA N-g r.
n no CITY StTARTi 4. NlCEsBf EG md n'l - 4
'-1g--,. IAN fla
JOHN %WASEl, \. Owen, Hsf receiving i-e sti aui
VA s4yc e above. For plsas- apply fli or
"a T. WltsON, n Carondslot street,
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Tiu I.av- WEDNESDAY Ftbr-asg 2, 1t o'.I.h %. ~.
ENOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth ~ n
4 or WHITE RIVER, SApOLFnN, ,ylcKSB RG -
an hs Benjs-AiemIhis Packet GEO. col Iss5ses1z4
LIEKTbe splendid passenger GFn COLLIER, j. " G
uas-t val leave above. For pr. upror
atcoutulo laiuuE apty ~ toari ot to
SMITH 4 EfAlSTER. "a Foydra. street
fes GEo. W. SHAW x CO.. - pov4rss street
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rl0E TAMPIC0-The 4 ! schooner An. =

YCEl ICELJ. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Rs ncaes ICF II Eysan Fields street. opposite the
Ficharan Railroad Depot lower side No l6s GA Lsyee street
NJ New rvee No s. New Lvee
sl Commence street street. Leyes
street two lee Ninth and au0uy Streets Fourth Dis
ttiat janl lycs
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WtIlesyc on SATURDAY, February o, att oelart
sNOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW ~ NJ
q MADRID, HICKMAN MEMPHIS, HELENA l-=4trt,ssssis
NAPplEJS int-iaelatr laudinss III zesxz=rrrss
sisusr DELAWARE. C,ltwW Bskef, nov in rort 1ss,nt
Md For fasse, srps hsrd
or ta WHITE 4 HUCHA NAN, ~ FULTON street,
orI. }. ctiitUS, ~ Poydrns sfoeL
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7oR BosToN.-Takes no heavy freight ).
EOR BOSTON-Regular Line of P0ck- ;
EOR BOSToN-The A | fast sailin

y rtz.- Tho bark 'tilAf LlnHetu, inhsltf HfiN- -
-ts,it nl cargo tagr Hli sUng board viii Lave
20 ttEO. " ~ NsuN, - Cat7r size
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.--The BRIDGE
WATER PAINT AHES WITH LlNlE.-one twenteth Lime
e sarkeA with the dry BRlDGENArER MINERAL and
reduced lrofr consistency by the addition f water will stand on
,ri brick This hes tried at the North and tasted 10y two
5aF. tl % saavet The purposes 4 sted 1iE III
5sfl- ii & Tssss sss a1' y - sr si5sa4 z - y ~ =
,,,,s b, Ia sHse d ksssss Aissst sAsrs ssi ytllt
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Wlliytye SATURDAY. tehrusr- 5, At 8 o'clock n.
ENOR IAZO0 and TALLAHATCH- 1fsT
FTCKSBURG.

VIA Iesrs TUESDAY,, Fesraary s, At e'alo.k Q. u.
ENOR PRINCETON, SklPWlTH'S ~ -
LANDING hllLGIkEN's eENn, LAKE PRqy- -
SATCriEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, QH-
AIISONVIE IaldHss Regular Weekly
SAXON The and elegant passenger
qk4t SAXON j. w. fztrs, Will leave above snt
EVERY TUESDAY FT height or
gassa.a Apfly taATi, o. ~
- freight iafgD k,rt win G Ur'st ot
Cl-rH the LHe'',
Monday freight eS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

NAMING The BRITISH MAYA bill has been
in troduced into the House OF Commons repeating
so much of the Navigation Act of 1S49 as re-
auires three fourths of the crew of every ship
bea ring the flag of England to consist of British
subj ects. With a view to the future efficiency
of the British Navy, it is proposed to enlist boys
at the age of fourteen, who, after serving until
they are eighteen, are to be further engaged for
ten years continuous and general service. The
seamen already serving, whether in British ships
of war or the merchant navy, will be allowed to
re-enter, or to enter for the first time under the
new arrangement, The pay of an able seaman
at present is Is 4d. sterling day of an ordin-
ary seaman, Is Id; and, what we call second
class ordinaries in fact landsmen, Id The
proposed increase is, in A BIS, Sd. day. The
pay of an able seaman in the navy, uAder the
proposed increase, would be 81 IS. I'd. ~ thirty
days, or the ca lendar month.
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THE LORDS PRAYER-An Acrostic.

Our Lord and King who regn'st enthroned On high.
FiqiLsr Of Light Mysterious Deity
H'ho art the great AM-the last, the fret
.3yt righteous. holy, merciful and just
In realms Of glory, scenes where angels sing,
Heae,n ia the dwelling-pace Of God our King.
Haloyyed thy which doth all names transcend
BE thou adored. cur great Almighty Friend,
Thy glory shines beyond creation space
Named in the book Of justice and Of grace
Thy kingdom towers beyond thy starry skiss
R1igdoR satanic falls, but thine shall rise,
Come let thine empire, o. thou Holy One
Thy great and everlasting will be done
Wjl God make known his will, his power display
BE it the work Of mortas to obey.
Done in the great, the wondrous work Of love-
On CaIvary's cross lie died but reigns above,
Earth bears the record in thy holy word.
As heaven adores thy love, let earth Lord
II shines transcendent in the eternal skies,
Is praised in heaven-for man the Saviour dies.
IL songs immortal, angels laud his name,
e1reri shouts with joy. and saints his love proclaim
Gre US o Lord, our food, cease to give
Is proper food, on which our souls may live.
THIS be our boon to-day. and days to come
Day without end in our eternal home;
Our needy souls supply from day to day,
Daily assist, and aid US when We pray
Bread though we ask, yet, lord Thy blessing lend
find ma ke US grateful when thy gifts descend.
Foygiee sins. which in destruction place
Us-the vile rebels Of a rebel race.
Or foes. fruits and trespasses forgive
Debts which We ue'er can pay, or thou receive.
rs we. oh Lord neighbors' faults o'erlook,
Ne beg thoudst blot ours from thy memory's book
F@siee our enemies extend thy grace
Our souls to save eeo Adams guilty race
Debtors to thee in gratitude and love
lind in that duty paid by saints above
Lead US from sim and in thy mercy raise
Is from the tempter snbhis heish ways;
Not in our ewn. but ip his name who bled.
Into thine pour our every need.
Tenpt1tiols fatal charms help us to shun,
But may conquer through thy conquering Son.
D.lrer us from all which annoy
Is in this world and may cur souls destroy;
From all calauties which men betide
Erd and death. oh turn our feet aside,
Tor we are mortal worms and cpave to clay
Thine it's to rule. and Bortsls TO obey.
Is not thy mercy. Lord, forever free,
The whole creation knows no God but thee.
Kingdom and empire in thy presence fall
The King eternal re.gns the King Of all.
PoireT is with thee--;o thee be glory given,
.7nd be thy name adored by earth and heaven.
The praise Of saints and angels is thy own
GLORY to thee, the Everlasting One,
F0rerer be thy triune name adored.
Amen IT csanpa blessed be the Lord
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

A MAINE WOMAN ELECTED TO OFFIcE.-The
Eastern Distris, in Lin coin county, Me, has
chosen a lady for Register of Deeds, in place of
Hezekiah Coombs, deceased, over Sylvester, the
regular democratic candidate, and redoutable
MIR Scattering" The me citing was held on
Monday of last week The returns show the
election of Miss Olive Rose, Of Thomaston,
formerly an assistant to MIR. Coombs. She re
ceived 400 votes, to 205 for Sylvester, and 40
scattering. One town to be heard from
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TExAs.-The Brownsville Flag Of the lst

TExAs-The Brownsville Flag of the 1st
inst. says
By the arrival of the steamer Comanche from
above, we learn that Rio Grande City, Roma,
and in fact all the towns along the line, have be-
come remarkably quiet since the recent arrests
on the frontier. Many Of the restless spirits
which have so long kept the frontier in agitation,
have removed from it, and others, having seen
the error Of their ways, have embarked in
other and more honorable pursuits.
1t gives us pleasure to learn that Major Jas.
W. Scott, Of Houston, has received the appoint
ment of mail agent for this State
Maj Scott is an active, energetic and thor
oughgoing business man-just the one for all
the world, to insure faithful discharge of the
duties Of the office-and at the same time to in
sure efficiency in the mail service, so far as hu-
man efforts are availing.
The prospects Of the farmers on the lower Ric
Grande are represented as very fattering The
recent heavy rains will insure them heavy
| yield.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

THE PAST EXIIUMED. The latest intelligence
respecting the Archaeological Researches which
NJ. Place, the French Consul at Monsul, has
long been pursuing on the site of the Assyrian
Palace at Knorsabad, is of some interest, in
connection with the previous report of Mr. Lay
ard, the English explorer:
Following his trenches, he has succeeded in
finding wall of painted and enamelled bricks,
in fine preservation, representing men, animals
and trees-the first specimen of Assyrian paint
ing giving complete and undefaced subject
which has up to this time been discovered. He
has thus been enabled to show the manner in
which those immense heaps of enamelled bricks
were used, which so abound in the neigh borho0d
of Nineveh and Babylon.
" These discoveries abundantly confirm the
correctness of the descriptions of Ctesias and
Diodorus regarding the palaces of the Kings of
Assyria, the walls of which they describe as
covered with paintings in enamel, representing
the various incidents Of the chase These first
results are, however, eclipsed by another, which
gives us an entirely new phase of Assyrian art.
Not far from the wall above described NJ. Place
was fortunate enough to find the first statue
yet exhumed from these ruins. This figure, in
admirable preservation, is represented holding
a flask or bottle, and is about four feet and a
half in height, chiselled from the same marble
as the bas-reliefs already described by Layard:
There are certain indications which render it
probable that pendant to this statue may yet
be found at the opposite extremity of the pas
sage"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

Mr. Cough stated in recent temperance lee
ture at Trenton, n. j., that 600 900 persons
had signed the pledge, and connected them
selves with the Wa shingtonian movement that
of this number 450, 900 had refrigerated and vio-
lated the pledge, ana either filled drunkards
grave or were misera ble drunkards that the
original mover of the project now keeps low
GROCERY in Baltimore, and was the best Gus
toner himself
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Later advices have been received at Boston
from the Fishing grounds. The Halifax papers
announce that the Provincial fishing schooner
Velocity has been driven from st. Georges Bay
by n French cruiser; but no fears are enter
tanned by the papers that any serious difficulty
would grow out of the proceeding The last
division of the Goth Regiment have arrived from
Malta, under command of Major Gardner, who
would proceed to st. Johns The troops sta
toned at Prince Edwards Island are to be re-
moved, and the barracks sold.
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The following ingenious and beautiful composition wen
the round ofthe papers few years ago. but in view Of th
fact that It will be to many Of readers give
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Connecticut, we see by her Comptrolier's Re-
port, is IN prosperous condition. Independent
of the large School Fun |, the State owns S406,-
900 in bank stock, and has S54,675 balance in
the Treasury We doubt whether there State
in the Union that can show so good an account.
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ille.,e TUESDAY, Jun. II, At s'cloes !, "
E0R GALE EEST0N ,INDtANoLA, PoRr .s.eEEe

L LANAch and MATAGoRDA- -RsguAr Sewor. ,S.AH -
leans and s Mai Lin ~ nagnf nt
steamship MkAltO j, Y, Lawea eosaBdsr will leave
bllt 0Eprv ia
solid Ao6r Hss a0d frames douL! traosd p-,sn .ne
medium Of arspc2on Freight Indanol1
landed The whafys (sueet sht-rsg aMAtas Bay without
LtrH csE For i.RGt passage, having ssn .coHodsou
apply HARRIS 4 MOttu la ,tr.st.
Is THIS Iue having ssiALshsd Pie Pass CavalO
vii hsreaef IN and out ealgr The of
"a
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The Charleston Courier of the 9th inst says
A large spotted Shark, measuring II feet 4
inches, was harpooned and captured by party
Of gentlemen yesterday afternoon. After being
landed, she was delivered Of twenty-five young
ones, and after she was cut open, was found to
contain twenty -one more,
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GALPESTON,
,nn 81 y ,e M ~ A.s O'Clock ~

VIII leave SUNDAY, Juuy 10, o'clock A.M
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA, La sEFs
L NACA and MATAGORDA.-{ogslat New OreN ,S.lL5AS~
End TeIsa u1iied states Mali Line OF Sesmshps
steamship PERsbNE NERASCE Foas will leave
Bt .Ipty for the trade las sl sses n. n Win
oi ,oT timbers and frames dou hratad presen
oediain o. sqapoAon Fresbt or Iudbol. viii
Landed Oh th whAfrrs tsu sct to gerAg
bpty HARRIS MORGAN. ~ TeE8upoula1 ,trea
~ This line having piot on Pass Caynio Bar
l hereafter unse supeyau of rs own rap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

WEST PoINT MILITARY ACADEMY. - u est
Point, June |, S53-The annual review of the
cadets of the United States Military Academy
by the Board of Examiners took place this
morning. The Board is appointed by the Sec
retary of War, and this year it consists OF the
following gentlemen: Hon. Daniel Goodenow,
Me; Hon. VIM G. Bates, Mass; E. W. An
drews, Esq; Conn; II. E. Davis, Esq, \. ";
Francis Hewson, Esq. Pa; Col. John C. Groome,
Md: Hon Kenneth Rainer, N. c.; Maj A. F.
Brumby, Ga; Henry Tuiwiler, Esq Ala; Rev
Jas. Puryiance, Miss; Joshua Baker, Esq La.
Gen. D. Jarvis, Chic; Maj. G. I. Ward, Fla;
Gen. Geo. Temple, Iowa; IL. S. Baird, Esq.
Wisconsin.
OF these, only Messrs Goodenow, Davis.
Rayner, Brumby, Baker, Jarvis, Temple, and
Baird, have yet arrived.
The Board Of Examiners has been organized
by the choice of Henry E, Davies, Esq, of New
York, President, and Major A. V. Bruno, Of
Georgia, Secretary, All but two of the mem
bers have arrived.
The examination commenced this morning at
8 o'clock, in the Library Hall,
The following are the names of the first OF
graduating class
Jas. MCPHERSON, Ohio VIM R. Boggs, Ga;
VIM. P. Craighill, Va. Joshua W. Sill, Ohio
Wm. S. Smith, Ohio; John NJ Schofeld H.;
Thomas NJ Vincent, Ohio; Mathew NJ. Blunt,
n, Y; Frs j. Skunk at large; Geo. r. Bissell,
Mo; lhos. hight, Ia; George Bell, Md; Henry
G. Symonds, Mass; John G. Chandler, Mass;
VIM. r, Terrill, Va. James D. Burns, jr., ILL.,;
| Owen +. solomon, Ga; N Bowma n, Sweitzer
Pa: Lewis III. Pelouze, Pa La Rhett L. Living
ston. NY. Walworth jenkins. at large; Rob't
o. Tyler, Conn; Richard C. Duryea, N. y
John Cbambliss, jr., Va; VIM McE. Dye,
Ohio, Benjamin Allston, S. c.. James l.. White
Fla; Augustus II. Plummer, Pa; B. + Cham
berlain, N; Y; VIM. W. Lowe, Iowa, Benz, F
Smith, n j.; Silas p, Hignins, Ala; Elmer Otis
Ohio; Alfred E. Latimer, S. c.: Henry II. Walk
er, Va, Thos. Wilson, at large; John B Hood
Ky; Wm. A. Webb, Me-. John L. Grattan, N
H.; Lucius L. Rich, Mo-; Jas. A. Smith, al
large; Thomas NJ. Jones, Va Edmund c. Jones
Ia; Jas. D. Mcintyre, Texas; Alex. Chambers
\. Y; Robert +. Hunter, Ohio VIM. Craig, Ia.
Reuben r. Ross, Tenn; John s. Bowen, Ga.
Henry 3. Davidson, Tenn; John IL. Edson, a
large; Phillip II. Sheridan, Ohio. IN. Y. Her
aid,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

Grsi is said to have resorted to stage-trlch
TO get some stimulant during one of her exhaust
ing sceues. The play required her to kneel
down to a mound, and press her face to it in a
paroxysm of sorrow. This mound was so made
that a mug could be presented from beneath
and while Grisi, in.an agony of grief. lies pros
trate upon the mound, she manages, in very
quiet way, to take one good long pull of porter
ard in voice and spirit goes on with the song
The police of New York are petitioning for
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4 novel funeral occurred in New York a few
days ago, according to the Tribune The de-
ceased was Cali r. Brown, who the hus-
band Of Mrs. Fish so extremely famous as the
inventor of the " Rochester Knocltings." The
services were commenced by prayer and reading
the Scriptures, and the Rev. S. b Britain, who is
known ss writer on Spiritual Manifesto
tions,'' followed with an address. We quote the
Tribune's account Of the remaining exercises: ::
"At various points in his address there were
rappings, sometimes apparently on the bottom
of the coffin, and at others on the floor, as if in
response to the sentiments rttered. The rap
pings were loud enough to be distinctly heard
in every part Of the room. but they ELECTED no
remark from any one Prof Britain read a
communication purporting to have come from
the deceased since his entrance into the spirit
world, through a medium who was not present,
and apparently intended for those assembled
While it was being read the rappings were very
distinctly heard At the close Of the address
several friends sung the piece "Come, ye dis
consolate;' after which, the Rev. Mr. Denning
made few remarks, during which the rapping:
were heard more distictly than before"