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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

~ lie Public hat he has removed his PIANO RoR1E WARE
Rooms the eegsu Saloon Nc IS Broadway over no enAa
10 Nac where be vii Keep constantly en- hand sspen
id Piano i,Ttts Of hiown iot
eoihef sle from the lowest pce Piano up hs spisz OF m
Planes fiOo each he viii also keep assorinen q pf SC
secoi Paros let hire Pianos bouzh and sed ex
ctnesd and repaired y b. No eohneeon VIE sny otnef e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

" Badvay ers and pghaIerst 70
our endless Of Cabinet Furniture manu-
tsofufed ly be Of quality
part suites Of Pcr and Bedroom arnit1re s Food
black walnut every and srAao sa Sta
hoesBy Chairs mlfbet0p and plain B14eaas wash
tiai d. Cud HsT ard other 1atTes Feathers snd fact every
will MCKINNEY, nkn1iactnre
-. I. MI Nn .lnar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

LNOk SALE~Forty very desirable L0ts, elgipy SUI
II seS In The Village Of fschssteT ful the Sound This
800 ns Eorst Veflou on The north Wakefield the
VII ke sold cheap Of Apply 70 b WSFOH
Ns tyonros opposts Cir Ba ChASDALL RICH Sear e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Io0R HALE-At Fordham, Wegtchester 20. seyera

Ps each. Also, Lots o. VAR
ous sss desby M buidng sites giving view Of ths sar
,nr,., eorTy easy. Tile ind-gutaDe Apply
10 BEERIAE BANKS No. IS Eaasrusf Ee"fok VI o. ine
Enal-l Alfa-E nInham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

land for SALE.--FOr SALE about 20 acres
H Meadow, PIow and Woodland, at MILL BROOK, two mu
nom Cruton Station and mile from Cucrs ou Tho Hudson
nood ia the u CoDet end about y miles om ~ 9f
IL d uste8 fall Of 10 - miles Of The Ia
con fser ts, psr Of the farm Of The late o. Stevenson
fo tadoce on The Hudson. for particulars inquire OF
FROST CoiaBs Mrs MARY STEVENSON. on the pronses or
n WILLS n sa. or Dr.. 4. STEWART PeckskIl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Ans m ft.ArHeks7 BEDS,

" MATTRESSES, Se- st CRAw3UCK's No So Grsas-s.,
Of New York CHEAP UPHOLSTERY
.od FEATHER STORE TIE of isDles shout purhns
repectuy large and besueful ssmen Of bSs
Psssse BEDS Cote 8e eli Of weh have seen par
rsd At prces v ~ cod such prices 20
iuoeueut the shove sfOcl previous
1.ius Purchases G ods part Of The city BROOK
gsvStaS a. usde over W. CRAWBUCk
A. ~. eo.rE ssto ~ Fss~y@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

plANo.F0RlEs-Theh finest assortment Of Piano
Forsrs cify mag ~ nnn3 tbs 81 r 3
CURTIS Nc ~ Bres5~ss e 0eerr- Hsws
American fsort Aca Pisso d variety q Nswysrt sn< Bessr
Pi.resfsr ssls q " L. Nf.bS1kkis. Ne 80 5roskx4J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
CoR sALE-A FARM Of about 20 acres Of goy


lspd rood dwelling house and spacious oatoudp stn1ed
ore mile roihft from fzbethown H.rosd depot ana tnee
of depot the NewJerssy Cenrn
fslosd pleasantly stusted and would mse ocsr
IN tins city Cars several
times ssy the city b. @ fewsI sos boats ~ Ezsosn
en- ,sin On one ar mortgage desired Apply 20 B. WIN
TON No Tryonrow Harlem Railroad Buioing opposite the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

msbosAny and blscs So Center and soe ta'e
Of different Patterns pcs 100 dOz rosewood, mahgtny @
black walnut srring Chsir Of different styles md Pces s
Psror in brocsee Sc hn's1ef 70 ODER 81
,bort notice. tesethe snd general ssonent OF F1n
End Mattresses snf suc made 20 oer
DWIGHT BISHOP thankful the pubic for their patronage
dun y,sr and desires - tnst he - better 7rsDsrs
op ons eIvsuce 10 serve them wholesale ret for
cn,h OF srrroved rarr BIS old stsnd No So Hadon " n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the CITY Of NEWYORK-Ofee Ocean Bank Buildlnzl
cor Fulton AID 0reenTests Cab eepe 800 COO nszFancs
sADsr los damage By Fire. C. " T. OSTRADER Prsndsz
GEosGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

q COCKCROFT a Co, REAL ESTATE OF
-. FicE 10 is ChpmbeIst, fOrk and No p south hs
Williams and lots ia New-NofFi Niersrsh ahc
Hrooh W. 10 sale chesp ono easy terna
- = Lots With Building Loans
Parties having properly fer se may send Description ana 'ef oy
lsitof, postpaid =, A.. N. - ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

in this Court yesterday in favor of MeRae eoman Co.,
against w Foster and s. Foster cotton planters resi-
ding in Talahatche county Mississippi for the Of
six thousand three hundred and ftythree dollars and
seventy four cents (S6353 74 with eight per cent inter
est from the list Of April 1852 and costs being for ad
made at different times defendants for the
Of their plantation etc The suit commenced by
tachment, and cotton to the sxy-iye bales
obtained Judgment in the for the sum of fifteen
hundred and thirty-seven dollars and four cents
04) being also for the amount of advances made
by them on the cotton attached
FIRST DISTRICT - RECORDERS CouRr. -Cy-
prau Deceba was yesterday examined ON the charge
near the New Basin and committed for trial before the
First District Court
DISCHARGED Flanagan, charged with
having foreiby entered the house Of Adelaide Baour
Phiipa street and with having broken the furniture of
Adelaide and beaten it's yesterday discharged
the fair aud relenng Adelaide being prevailed on not to
prosecute.
SECOND DsTRIcT-R ECoRpER's COURT Breach
'Qf 7iIs-A complaint made yesterday by Z, Debri-
nay. in which he states that about fifteen days he
intrusted to T. Alder, matchmaker on St. street
gold watch worth about S75 the purpose having 1t
four days the shop OF Alder has closed from which
fact deponent Inferred that Alder about to depart from
the State feloniousy carrying away his watch
rant for the arrest of the accused was asked for
WATCH -Rodolph Sallas complained that a
silver watch which stolen from his premises No I4s
ewelry shop in St Philip street wherefore he asked for
for the arrest OF the who has his said time
piece in possession,
DISCHARGED. --Wm. Spalding, Silas Hathaway
Thomas X James charged with having knocked down
and robbed James james, burgundy street, on the
night of the LIST inst yesterday examined and dis
ehargedthere being not the slightest evidence against
them and no grounds for the charge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
: POLITE .aTTE.STYOA

Our contemporary, the Delta, yesterday
kindly imposed upon itself the 1aborious duty
of informing Gen. Pierce how he may 'eiusurt
successful administration. The thing ii
done in column and halfs but, as our
nelghbor knows all about a matter of such i'm
mense public interest, we hope, for the. sake oi
Pierce and the country, he may be induced Il
60 on to Washington and take charge of the
State Department. Our neighbor gives the
President large amount of advice, which in
brief is, to be good fellow and do, as the Delta
bids him.
Our contemporary, also, furnishes the Presi-
denl elect with ready-ma speech, with tn,
additional stage directions to accompany it with
"a laugh of scorn," a practical lesson in which
will certainly require the additional kind atten,
ton of visit to Washington.
Our contemporary is, also, pleased TO express
." high opinion of the 'smanliness and resolve
Of Mr.. PIERCE" than which we know of but one
more kind and fiattering public compliment
In the chronicles of s Little Pedlington and tn,
Pedlingtonians," ii is recorded that the'editol
Of the +" Little Pedlington Observer" (who. by
the way, said quite as much as our neighbor, il
much less space, though quite in the same style
occupied much of his time and space in eiysri
gratnitous advice to the Czar Of Russia Tvs
titled individual being rather far Of. 'rt
hearing " and surrounded by fattereIs tJas,
shs state of facts our neighbor discovers around
Pisrce), the considerable editor had nothing but
his trouble for his pains. Abating nothing Of
his friendly interest, he, however, begged the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. 3.

ST. CHARLES S v os6ey Ap Greene, pr u REYNOLDS r VI.
Oea,s; Nj Snuth, Harrison Or Barrow and
La pohsry auk lady, Stirling II Doheri, Lady and
yaut, F0r iaiy aid servant La Miss Stewart, Mis-; II
Barrow lady, children and Butler Miss ogden,
EOgden, lady child servant w Swnyzee, LADY
Mr. Simpson, r Ellis, { Chsm, Las Porter Tom, Colonel
W9ol9tk Msa ANrgsrat M9el 9rk aud servant NY Woo
fork + NJ Milan Mrs Meal sud servant Miss; D Chad
wick Mo FOsteJ Morrison, Bsins and lady Jonathan
Subway, NYork A Smith u Clackad, B Craighead. {
Williams Rev Ala. Miss + Williams, Va Jos Chaiihs
Asa Chsss mud servants 81 LOUIS Judge Irwin,
ST louis. Mr. Williams ard aiy, BIe Mouton
Ohio; D Tuntu and W Chase Stirling II Halle Is;
A W Randall, J Apatri Mlss;J Graham, Texas,
YERANDA....N NJ Smith snd hiy, r Marin, Farris o
Blanchard Indy and sea Go 4 Bianc lady and servant
John WhtiRktr I Holiday, Miss Ryan nni lady Ohio;
Miss NJ BAuwinhe N York; Miss y SpsrhaNk, Miss NJ w lou
W Z Wells Va II Key and servant =
walker Ala NJ Foster Mobiles Chiffon, Mo; Dr. Hump
ton Aiis.
CITY. 0hio;J II AesslN, RsnAldsou W War
rem Lang, Woodward, Mcfarland, Orleans Green,
Dr. II Genld II Cnrs, J II Smith. " Is FArs Ala Mr. NJ 4
SuSbrooB, Miss Smith, Ky; Kirby steamer Chancellor
ARCADIA Edie Frgshou, lItwsl POI, II ] Bard
we'll, Bioun Bloom, ID NsWs0u, Holloway, Anss, Is
Nelson ,Texs9 Il Closky "a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
re- To PERSONS RrrT0nED-rhe many per
SPRING Goods.


u q y h L j A VI | ) y N,
NO Is CHARTREs STREET,
Have iq. received per ship Connecticut Hsyre ships
Gay and GaeHu, from New York, she following DRY GooDs
which obey onor Tor sale tie following reduced prices
FANCY GOWNS OF PRINTED NLsLiNS,
FANCY GOWNS OF PRINTED bAREGEs,
FANCY GOWNS or EMBROIDERED MUsLISs.
FANCY GOWNS or PRINTED GRENADINES.
BAREGEs oF TIE VERY LATEST STYLE PRINTED.
BAREGEsi PLAIN AND ASSORTED COLoRs
cHEQCERED GREN kDINE, OF AN ENTIRELY NEW PATTERN
RICHLY EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN M Miles.
CoLoRED SILK NANTES.
GENTGfAIES'S LINEN SHIRTS.
PRINTED JACONEr AND II DEFINES, NEW PATTERNS,
RICHLY EMBROIDERED CAMBRIA HANDKEReflEFs.
PLAIN AND lRIPED IA SD6ERCIIIEFS.
pAMASKEp AsB CFEQBEBED CURTAIN MUsI1Ns.
English EMBROIDERED GlRDLSS AND NECK HANDKER
CHIEFS.
.GENTLENIENst FANCY CFAyATs AND TIES.
MApEPoI0N AND PLAIN SWISS MusLINs
PARASOIs AND rNiBREI LAS
coRsETs WITHOUT SEAMS.
MUSLIN CURTAINS PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED B0BINET.
VALENCINEs LACE AND INSERTINGS.
BLACK GRAPE fiANDKERcHlEFS AND CIFFNlsES,
IMITATION LACE EEfi.S
MOURNING CRAZE Wells.
To PLANTERS.
LOWELL LlNsEYs, KERsEYs BLEACHED AND BROW,
sIiRTfNGs AND LETTINGS COTTON AND LINEN NET
TING BLANKETS, CHoCTAW AND MARINERS STRIPES
GlNGHAMS LINEN CHECKS, LINEN DRILL, cALICuEs
DENNIS, CoTToNApE, TICKS, BROWN LINEN, ETC ETC
Call for Cheap Goods
GIQUEL X JAAIISON'S,
Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

'inattentive autoernt toremember that he, the
editor of the :. Little Pedlington Observer .
spoke more in friendship than in anger" when
he employed language Of more than usual sever
ity. We hope the Delta viii cultivate the same
forbearing spirit towards AR. Pierce
If "Mr. Pierce wishes our advice upon tlG
means of securing the success of his administra-
ton, we can give it IN brief : Keep cool
annex Cuba; and give the Crescent the publ,
printing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
+" No,c Is Your Timer
no cIorHE YOURSELF,
FOR A SMALL SUM OF MONEY.

no ctorHE YOURSELF,
FOR A SMALL SUM OF MONEY
ALFRED MUNRoE & co,
81 Magazine street, of Grayier.
~ The large PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING
had the desired effect the last embraced the
opportunity 70 cotc Themselves all should when they
ssMAL SUM. We hope will fail 10 CALL ON US,
excrcn made by please. The enables
lit persons of all from measuring forty (s) inches
ncbld Every article fully guaranteed expressly
retail sales Mauufac oy, broadway NcwYuk
GONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
ovERCoATs OF every description.
WALKING CoATs.o NIL kinds
BUSINESS COATS Of all Kinds.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS OF all ,olcis.
CLOTH cLoAKs ef yarivis qualities.
TALMA AND KuABAs CLOAls.
PANTALooNs Of all kinds.
VESTS OF ali ki'ls DID,
. -. MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS.
INDIA RUBBER Goops.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS.
YOUTHS, BOYS AND GHILDREN's CLOTHING.
YOUTHS AND BOYS FRocKs, P0lKAs AND JACKETS
YOUTHS PANrALOONS AND VESTS.
YOUTHS oyERCoArs.
cHILDREN's CLOTH COATS.
cIlLDREN's JACKETS AND POLKA JACKETS.
CHaLoREN,s DRESS JACKETs--A beautiful article.
OHlLDREN's PANTALooNs.
BOYS SHIRTS, SOCKS AND Drawers.
tS- ONE PRICE FOR G00Ds No deviation ulsde.
sF- This store NIGHT till eight aud SATURDAY
NIGHTS tin nine O'Clock. Not open on Sundays.
ALFRED MuNRoE Il CO.,
fe9 6t9p "a Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
Ohio River-stealnboats.
Steamboats, Passing
Louisiana Legislature.

y.
The Senate occupied all Ihe morning the debate
ontbe appointment Of Clerk for the COMMITTEES on In
ternal Improvements Mn. King, the Chairman who
made the appointment sustained by the casting
ofthe President Of the Senate,
Mr. Lacey offered a resolution calling upon the Judci-
ciary Committee to report by bill upon the organization
of the Judiciary Department.
In the House Mr. Wilsouintroduceda bin for the relief
Of The Union Bank in the Anal setcnent its accounts
Nh Humble introduced bill tor obtaining the govern
ment buildings in Baton Rouge fer the parpose Of esab-
lisiing Military School
Mr.. Gaudcn introduced resolution nsructin mem
bers of oougrs procure the passage Of to extend
the port Of New0rleans
Mr.. Nixon introduced bill to abolish the system Of
tact mortgages
The difficulty between Messrs. Hunt and PaThnr l,a
been setted-sir Parham having made an apology.
The democratic caucus have rysolvei upon going into
election fr United States Senator S. " Downs has
been nominated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

coURT--We .uthartA tp A. NJ BUCHANAN rs
the ASSOCIATE JUsTCEoF THE SUPREME
COURT FOR TIE FIRST DISTRICT tie election haii on
lbs first Monday If April The Fjst District composed
Par5 Paqa-sA, s. Bernard Orleans .rgl bank riYer)
and iha portion hs c Orleans Iulia a. au24 Ii.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

bEeALEn.-A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa. dated tn,
2Th ult says: Gov Biger has recalled the requisoy
in the ease of the negro Neal Of Philadelphia charged
with having aided in the escape of slaves from their
in Maryland
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

DAN Ricgs .MrsErM.-A party of ladies and gentlemen
who have recently returned from California yesterday
pada visit to Dan Ricss for the purpose Of in
specting Miriams celebrated model of san francisco
They expressed great establishment the magnitude
the work and delighted with thecoreetnes of the
model Every street andeyery building the entire city
and berbs be recognized by those who at all ia
miliar with the place
The Chinese Family continue to and please the
visitors to the museum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

Is1f7 FoRJUDGE or THE TmRD DISTRICT CoURT
RICHARD II. BARKER il candidate the JuDGEsIuP INF
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS OF The Coarr which
may succeed il aaler i4e lcv, coasglIgn TEL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

The Charleston Evening News Of the 2sth ult states
that the large house of statterfo s. Co. Of Liverpool
st solvent and that all drafts upon them are honored
IN London
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

FATHFRs PepuLt.-Whic the election OF Chaplain was
pending in the House Of Representatives Of hasaehu-
sets Of the members urged the choice Of Rey Mr.
Lowell on the ground that he had hrr children Another
member said that DR. BAecher his rival possessed the
strongest claims this ground for he the father
Of thirteen children than Mr., Lowell IN reply
10 this and that Mr. lowell had recently married
sw wife This settled the question, for although Dr..
i}eeeher the previous ballot had than
Mr. Lowell yet the very next the newly married man
was elected by large majority Such Is the honor which
She STATE bestows eminent services BOSTON Common
wealth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

RS For CHIEF JCsrtcE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN RosELus candidate ease Of CHIEF Jus
rIcE OF LOUISIANA ita3l tapi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

Duel ESrgcTEp.Dr. Zaon has addressed a note to the
editors of the Atlas requiring immediate retrsgon
some colnnc1lfs made upon Sgnor A4berini's Singing
The Doctor says he Is italian oicer aud defended bis
country in the Of 1S4Sa and win never see al al
ian lady iusuted with Ihpunty Gel schouler declines
making any explanations and even adds TO insult the
injury by limiting hat the Doctor tells several hb in his
cOmmuu iaaton Col s. has named Captain Briggs OF
Nantucket his friend and the challenged party
claims the choice OF weapons and selects either harpoons
inkstands just the Doctor thinks best Col s. says
he will meet the doctor the immediately after
the adjournment Of the observation-disclosures fifty
cents Boston Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
&c. lam cuIEE Irsr1cE-We ana anthorize

shat, BY request Of -n Judge THOs sLtDELL
candidate
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT approaching cleo.
tOa. ian.7 ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
- FoE AssoeIArn JrnGE oF ne SrPRt

CorRT.Ws requested Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NpY estdidas election IN April next o ASSOCIATE
IuDSEoE Fis SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. i.nq5 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

gzs- FoR JUDGEoF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr
aalA5iled 70 anr5luco EDWARD D RAND as g4Hsts n
the IuDGEsfIlP FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF New On
leans. inigt III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

1gB- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COURT-RoBERT PREAUx Esq, will be supported candidate
the office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed Of the parishes Of Plaque
Mines part the parish Orleans below Julia
street. ianH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

SHIPMENTS Coin TO RussiA--Tho remittanees Of
gold to Russia still continue and it is estimated that the
amount already despatched aud the quantity that will be
sent this week cannot altogether be less than G40o00o
This has chiefly been oecasioned by the very large pur
chases Of wheat madsat Odessa where transact
have recently been the extent Of nearly 100 900 quar-
tiers per week liverpool Times. sth ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

The Eastern mail did not untila late hour last
evening aud unable to give much of the general
news which arrived
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

An arrival at NewYork confirms the previous accounts
that the yellow fever is still prevailing at Port Prince
1t is proving very fatal among the shipping
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
TELEGRAPHED AZ thE eIlEsCEEI
f'p TIC NatiuHaI Rtnr.
ri National Agricultural Society.

WAsHINGroN, February2
The National Agricultural society, connected with the
Smithsonian Institute met to-day at that institution
with large attendance of eminent agrlcultursts.s
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsalNcroN. February2
In the senate to-day the resolutions relative to the
Tehuautepec route taken up and discussed Mr..
Downs of Louisiana addressed the Senate at considerable
length taking the ground that the Bnted States ought
to compel Mexico rigid adherence to her pghted
faith with regard The Garuy grant Mr. Seward got
Hoor rely to Mr.. Downs when the subject was post
poned-
The Senate then took up Mr. Russ report on comu,u,
picaticn with the Pacific. The bill provides for the
construction Of railroad and telegraph line by Tho
Government ofthe United States authorizing the pres
dent to such railroad and telegraph line to be built
from tho Mississippi River to the Pacific for which it
aropriaes the public lands necessary and authorizes
the Issue of bonds to the of twenty millions oil
dollars at FIVE per cent interest and redeemabe in fifty
years
In the House 1t was ordered that the counting of the
Cor President and Vice President will take place on
Wednesday next.
bill reported to organize the Territoryof Ne.
brasha.
The Senate bill relative to small coins of the United
States was discussed but not definitely acted upon
Ohio River-steanboats
PrrrssuReH February O.
The ice in the river has broken up and navigation
again opened. The river is rising with feet six
inches water in the channel
UrscINNSTr, Fehrualy2
The river hereis falling slowly
PrrrsBvReH, February 8.
The river here still rising with five feet water in the
channel. Weather wet,
Steamboats, Passing.
NfcEsBuHG, February 3.
,l,sr
day, bound for New Orleans The Lewis Whiteman at
this morning the Mountaineer at do do the Mohi-
can ut 10 do do; the osceol at / this afternoon the
Princess. at 2 do do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

SERIOUS ARRAY BETWEEN TWO UEpleAL STUDENTS
On Tuesday aernoon, the 18th ult encounter took
place at the Medical College in Network between David
Z Bass and WIN. H. Irwin, both students from Virginia
In the ARRAY Irwin drew kuife, aud inflicted several
stab the person Of his opponent causing dangerous
and perhaps fatal wounds from which the blood flowed
prufusey. Mr. Bass conveyed by his friends to his
boarding house in Fenth street which place Irwin was
also stopping where his wounds dressed by srul
surgeon The police Immediately started in search q
Iryin, but were unable to find him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

Rich,s Safes Umrt,oi,,s.

prt,, 2,
hessts bIhAtN5 MARTIN, SHrces5Uts No
hAt't street, Newhp esNriEHEN pleasure
M 70 that a the great ire which store and
nIe sso me , all
o. yoS sAlANpER SAT s purchased your agent a CHARLIE
~ ~ ~ iiAtsh ns slorca built pitch pine bl
nEa was truly terrific The crowd deud the Of as
sunh hr" YET Lost
~ M next day. IN he presence Of those who witnessed a
greatest sonshment prevailed when they everything
salamAndsr. '-l >sf' '''' NVas iIph uis
We shall call upon month another safe an rsir
foars, respectfully, WILLIAMS a ClIRlSTIt
ne ,sfegong letter demonstrates e wonderful capntg of PI,
sAF rs 20 resist hF and when considered I'M, t5
M among many articles represented SAFES proeStrd h.
IN ehar Of the recent fires
ch.eetae uhloj Watgmpka Air. R0dnsy Miss an Ei.gsI
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: RAILRoAps IN Iow.-A general Nv has passed The
Legislature of Iowa granting the s u way railroad
companies but bill for general law authorize coun
ties subscribe stock to railroad companies has been
defeated is thought that resolution will pass allow
,ng cali Tor convention to uucnd the State censti
tutiUn