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Registry Law,
CEDRIC

An act to provide for the registry Of the Of the
legal voters in the city of New Orleans has been intro
ducedinto the House by Mr. Paul E Theard
Section provides that the Governor shall appoint four
commissioners take the OF the legal voters in the
city of New Orleans, for each District
Section provides that four months will be allowed TO
the said commissioners to make said census that the
names of the legal voters of each Precinct Ward and Dis
trct shall be registered in book kept for that purpose
and that copy thereof shall be furnished to the Inspec
tors OF Elections at each precinct
Section provides penalty Of ten dollars for each
name not registered by the Commissioners
Section provides penalty of $50 every person not
answering the questions Of the Commissioners
Section provides that person shall be entitled to
vote unlss his has been registered by the Commits
sioners or unless two worthy witnesses being sworn by
the Inspectors shall certify that the voter duly quail
fed
Section provides for payment of the Commission
ers by the State, as follows:
First District $1,000; Second District $3.50 Third
District, $3.50 Fourth District 81 200
Section provides that this act shah take effect from
and after its passage,
Mr.. Hirart from New Orleans moved the rsieoton NJ
the bill which motion brought Mr. Theard to his feet
This gentleman, in defending his bill eontended that
the Constitution CART III binds the Legislature to pass
such aaw twas the wish OF all honest citizens of New
Orleans, whether wings democrats The bill was not
given as perfect one by the mover but his was
to have 1t referred to committee whom MIR Laceys
and Mr. Hunts bills should be also referred In order To
enable that committee to make ont good bill from the
three submitted to them 1t necessary put an nd
to the frauds which disgraeed all elections in NewOsan
Mr. Hiriart objected to the reference because he saw
no steaog in the law and it would certainly not prevent
fraud II was the duty this Legislature than
of that Of i54 or BOZ to pass such a law
The suspension Of the rules in oldeF make the refer
snoe refused The bill lies over until it comes h lis
second reading
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CoNsEIL DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.


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ETAT DIES DEPENsEs PROBABLEs POUR 1883
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Common Council of the City of New orlean,
sitting of March l. is

sitting Of March !, 1855.
LIZ WHEREAS, act Of the General Assembly of e s,nie
iouana, entitled An Act relative city Of Now Orleans ap
proved March H. 1850 provides that before Coc of any ap
aiy shall the aaea to be ass,-d thew
shall be made budgets csnsa exhbug The yaou,
ra expenditure including also the for contingent
be the Municipality during current
for the urban aud rural para thereof which budgets
be published French English the official papers
pa dur n at least thirty iay before the meeting when the
els s Nj liz aud decide the Of be
Aud Whereas by virtue the General Assembly approx
tebru" 49, 1852 the several Municipalities OF the said city New
Orleans have been consolidated and subsequent hp
proved on the same date the late city Of Lafayette Parish Of Jen
has become Incorporated portion city 0an'
and governed by all the laws relating % The same;
whereas powers and duties the and
said Lafayette dovolye upon, vested H.
Common Council, by virtue Of the act nUreanid
And Whereas ordinance has been passed defining
rural limits Of the city,
Therefore, conformity with the provisions Of the 49,
1885, and Of resolution adopted this day the following budget
shed and notice hereby given that thirty the first publ
cation hereof the Common Council will On decide the
amount Of asss 10 be levied the rolls 1881
STATEMENTo OF PROBABLE EXPENDITURES FOR 1858
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FiHEMEN's BALL.-This being the anniversary Of the
Fire Department the members of this gallant body men
have determined to celebrate it by grand fancy
dress and masquerade ball at the Armory Hall From the
extensive preparations that have been made the charsc
ter Of the managers and the Importance of the occasion
may be looked forward OF the finest festivities
of the season great number of ladies have been
vitsd and what with the beauty that will DO assembled
the occasion will prove gala night of unusual rejoicing
As the ball draws to close and this is the
last Of series of sparkling events the gay world should
ava itself of the opportunity of fogetng the sombre
alities of every day life by mngng in its many enjoy
ments
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Ladies! Lddies!! Ladies ~.
T. & L. REILLY g. CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
es Would beg 10 inform their lady customers Visiting the
city, that they have received per steamship Empire City further
supply Of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
all selected and BY the house from his
long experience this city, his selections pleaso
asilouS The following few Of the leading articles.
LIGHT COLoRED SPRING PRINTS.
SMALL FIGURED BRILLIANT1NEs.
CoLoRED STRIPED BRILIIANTINEs
PERSIAN BRIlLlANTINEs.
LIGHT AND DARK CoLoREp JACoNETs.
LIGHT AND DARK coLoRED JAcoNETs, with bands
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES, 3 and hounccs.
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGEs.
BREsILiENNEs, ALL PATTERNS AND CoLoRs.
PARAMETTA BRocHE, NEW ARTICLE.
SILK MusLINs, LATEST STYLES.
PLAIN INDIA GRAPE
FIGURED GRAPE
PLAIN AND STRIPED SPRING SILK.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, NEW STYLES.
CHANGEABLE SILK MANTuLAs.
BLACK LACE MANTGLLAs.
BLACK LACE sCARFs.
BLACK LACE FONTS
BLACK LACE Wells.
MousQuETAIREs COLLARS Of
English Embroidery,
Muslin Embroidery,
yAleneennes ..
UNDERsLEEvEs of every description
Jaeonet and Muslin EMBROIDERED BANDS
VERY RICH EMBROIDERED CHEAIISETTEs
EMBROIDERED ROBES AND SKIRTS.
valencenne, Aeneon Brussels Malins LACEs.
PARAsoLs end FANS, Of newest styles and patterns.
complete assortment of
LINEN GOODS,
made to their order their name which they will sell with
their usual guarantee TO pureness and quality.
P.& f. REILLY CO.,
mil et3dP cor Canal and ROYAL streets
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amussmsnts Gbis Ebeniug.

ODD FELLOWS HALL OLE BULLS GRAND CONCERT
ST. CHARLES THEATRE TIE Comedy Of tbe LOVE CHASE an
ADDRESS to the Frsmu Of New Orleans the Ansrpie,c Of
tie LITTLE DEVIL
fLAlpEs AklErlFs..F. Farce o. NY PRECIOUS BETSY
an ADDRESS to the Femen Scenes lo4 MACBETH yOtrVt,
COUPLE, and the LOAN on LOVER
ARAloRY HALL. .FItEAiENis GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
AAiERlc N THEATRE. .MACAflIsTER's soJRgE MYsTRl,f
EusE.
COMMERCIAL HAIL.. WAX STATUARY
DAN kcES HiProDRohE S. Charles street, opposite Perdao
DAN RlCEs MUSEUM No. l07 ST. CHARLES street
~ See Advertisements on third page
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Fancy Furnishing Warehouse,

o. ROYAL AND 50 BIENvULE
CARpETING, MATING AND FANCY ARTICLES
ADMINISTER, VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREEPLY INGRAM AND
VENETIAN cARPETlNG, RUGS MATS, BINDING THREAD,
MATrINd-a-4 FANCY, RED, CHECKED AND WHITE
SILK AND woRsTED DAMAsKs FOR CURTAINS AND LAM
BREQUINs.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, CoRNICEs GNPs, TAssELs,
PRINCES, etc
BRONZE, CHINA, sILyER-PIATED WARE, GLASS, PAPER
MACtiE, CUTLERY, etc.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, PAINTINGS EN6RAvISGs etc.
FuRNTURE-IN PARLoR, BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM
SETS, OR BY SINGLE PIECE
BouLE LAQUE and PAPER hACtE FURNITURE
ENAMELED COTTAGE FURNITURE, etr.
fsqi 19t2p p. MAILARDS co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

THE MusEuM--Tte Small Men hare arrir Among the
euriostes at Dan Rees Museum, which are counted by
hundreds of thousands, now to be found the two
dwafs from the island of Borneo They arrived yester
day 10 say that they are wonderful specimens of ami
mated nature does not afford any idea of the sstonish
ment and interest they excite in all who behold them
sight Of them is worth five times the price of admission
the whole museum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

The Misunderstanding to Post-ofice authority. the
eastern mail due yesterday failed from beyond Mobile hut
NewYork papers of the 2sd and cath ut thu
latter o. late as due We viii attempt to account for
the nonrecepon of the other papers in fact we would
not aftsnpt to account for any mail transaction We
thsnknlly receive what we get The time between
Newiork and Neworleaus should be extended. II the
contseefos had about fifteen days for getting the mail
might come to hand occasonalp as late as due
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The house full last night,
and Mrs Mowatt rveed the attention of the audience by
her quiet and astsc personation Of The exquisite
poetry of the character fully developed in her hands
We have not seen her in any thing so much admired
Mr. Lynne's .addsts excellent indeed it is part
peculiarly suited to him. Mr. Nage also made his part
prominent feature in the piece. Mrs Mowatt appsars
again to .night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

MAcALLrsrER,-The benefit of Madame Macarister last
night was complimentary her the house was much
better than on the two three nights preceding The
performances of the great Wizard worthy of an au
denee more than the American Theatre can contain lie
remains but two nights and really no one should
miss seeing him. His programme for tonight embraces
some new and astonishing experiments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04
To Steamboats,.

e The besi qniy Of PITTSBURGH COAL delivered to ftsa
'a' At ft ff'FYE CENTS PER BARREL Oder r. win M
09''i''shel WI Ne promptly delivered.
ROBERT MURPHY, o. Old Levvs, corner ST. Lgsl, .t
AA' "'P hA!' WATSON, sNs~ Isrss. .sras, g!isl u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

Ma. NEAsIs.-We perceive by the Boston paners ,,.,
Mr. Nesfie commenced engagement at the uovrurd
Atheneum, in that city, on the 2lst ult He opened in
Richard IIr and his performance is highly spoken cf
decided Improvement in styles mentioned and very
fattering predictions made as to his future career
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

writer in the National Intelsencer complains the
given to cities towns, etc. in this country
md says that he himself is citizen of Dresden close by
pisnaa othe road to Naples between .7ntrcsp and Co.
5lnfh In Indiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

fs~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuZAN Candidate for CLERK OF the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT Court the changed TO-
nth4
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Mr. McLelland, who, it is said will Ia the Postmaster
General under General Pierce at present Governor
Michigan. The Detroit Tribune Of the 10th ult announ
that Mr. McLeland received dispatch on the 18th
ult. from Gen Pierce rendering him the appointment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04
Pure Medicines.


I9 While the achievement research in the development
ne" compounds k processes
TO snos chemical preparation plTmaey,
has been paid 10 the purity mode preparing
dard Medicines.
We would particularly call the the Apotsar Phys-
elan and Planter TO carefully selected
POWDERED DRUGS,
which be relied strictly pure very est quaty
as each article subject to the scrutiny rejecting all III dos
accord with the official standard they reduced to the Ut
noat degree bnene compatible with physical properties and
chemical constituents.
POWDERED IPECAC,
We have prepared solely coating Of the root
fully separated from tbs gneous parts inert matter
consequently much superior to tia, usually sold.
POWDERED RHUBARB,
We have prepared from the India Rhubarb clsd With
great eaesvsry being broken any noundness
The life Of the patient well reputation Of the
Phy'eian depends much the prompt
used in knes that feel every any ynrt to it
them with and superior drugs will be- fully appreciated
To tie powders being iuei hy and uostu
they put white glass boles style containing
and 4 b each, and stamped JARVIS WOODLANDS PURE
MEDICINES and each bottle enclosed paper exclude light
These not intended "e1ta" arcea for the eselu
awe use Of yseana Prescriptions, but general uss to sold
IN any quantity at uniform price, equally quality
Of article can be procured and nihs here any Northern
markets. IN Prepared by
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HOLIDAY FOR THE scHooLs.-The Board OF Directors
meeting last evening, decided by handsome ma
1on to close the schools to-day This ia as il should he
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Inc Hon Pierre soue will please accept our thanks for
copy Of the speech Of Mr. Downs of Louisiana on the
Tehusnfepec grant
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ANehnkEsR EscAfEn.-A man named Robert c. Webb.
eonnnsd in the ouaehita parish jail on The charge Of
"a'g murdered his wife made his escape on the 10th
w. 4ue murder was committed in the parish of More
-, oliis'n'es day rhe'Regster says that the
accused was worth between 500 coo and Ssoo oo -, :.
whcn was In cash, and that money probably nrocpra
MIN the means OF escape. The same paper adds
Webb is a man Of low stature i've o, So - .
inches nigh heavy built with rrmarkablv bor, i "a
mas small blue eyes, speaks rather loud anI
very particular in emphasizing his words ana
OF using big or high sounding words which he otu
insapphes hs neck Is short and thick and tonred "a
by face that shows evident marks of tissinst; M
hair and beard are almost white, but it is mora than
able that be will attempt TO change the color bv
process He is about 90 years of age and is FOND az
ing and smoking BY advertisement in nnnthSr
column It will be that reward of $3.50 is offered Tor
his apprehension. - W.
snow fell NJ kpta~, Ala on the sd ult
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TELEaRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT. /
ny tbs Southern lint.
Eastern Mail

The eastern mail is through th NewYork dates of the
18th February, and tie steamers letters
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BUREAU DU CoMNIIssAIRE DIES ~


IN RoUAN, hauteur avec une
selle bride epagos qtre
fer plaque Ia sesans lnsrqus e,Ampe
visibles.
81 pas r5clame samed eouran ynu
par Thos j. Spear, Fheuie ct I ndloit onelnsres
MID JAMES JDli.S, COuluas ire desR nas
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Nile Hlariot the celebrated danseuse, who proved 50
great favorte at the Varieties during the first season Of
that establishment has arrived in Paris and Is appear
rtths Itestrs Lyrsus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

There as bill before the Missouri Legislature to grant
county OF y per ton upon all railroad iron manufsc
tured In the State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

We are indebted the clerk of the steamer
for river fayors
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Gov Fairbanks, Of Vermont has sailed for Europe to
Of his sons who lay dangerously i'll there at tn.
last adyfees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

.aeh oAhee-fhe SHIP Washington cleared at Mobile
on Thursday last with 5oo2 bales cotton
This is the largest cargo of the season
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Day and BOARDING school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED BY MRS. M d. DIMITRY.
IN The classes Of the school reformed on MONDAY
NEXT, Januarys.
No nswsnged sysems Of superficial instruction.
questionable propey adopted. Strict paid well 10
the physical welfare as to the moral training and Intellectual develop
mont Of the pupil
The institution offers advantages the learning tho
language.
Apply person, letter. the Institute, CIRCLE
South oasisection dsd3i iyqp
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Nc are indebted to the clerk of the steamship Perse
versnce for Texas papers
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7 J. \ 7 Z s
IL The subscribers ofeto Retail Druggists Planters,
carefully selected stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
which they viii guarantee 70 he Of a Last q1aiTur and rnaca
ted, in AL Their fuportn or Ia Dass and
rals AMI eir Arrangements y the American sDgr
nrer are such that they are enabled to sell h"m the
At The sain tune to assure their enoos OF their They
have hand, Of th preparation assortment ~
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
powder neatly done up quarter une pound
bottle il enclosed in paper box light care has
been taken to have tb powders prepared rom t selected rgs
and such preserve eac article
without injury. They haze great variety Of Chemical and Phr
maceuieal Preparations put ~ specially for them
They will at all tines prepared furnish s trade Win Quine
JARVIS WD0DMAN,
hl4 lm9pSW Conner Of Common and Magazine streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

LOUISIANA LEGIsLAruRE-BaiOR Rouge. March In tbp
Senate an act was introduced prescribing the punishment
OF tutors who seduce debaueh their wards The rules
were dispensed with and the act was passed
In the House the Committee ON the Judiciary renort
the majority and minority reports giving one District
Judge Tor every parishes and Probate Court for
each parish. This is nov under discussion
Gov HEbEEr-Gov Hebert is expected here hourly
Eve. Pic. F S ~ ny
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Thanks to the clerk Of the steamer oreuon far uob.
pspers.
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Ess- To PERSONS RUPruRED. many per-
Dr. Sherman deserving more
than passing particulars his advertisement on nex,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

Thanks to the clerk of the fine steamer Robert War
for Louisville papers
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and others to GIL their entire bills Of Dry os. prices
offers as an extremely moving single Ari Of my
present stock iato 10y store.
fgQs 2pf C.M SIMPSON 60 Canal st,e.,
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JARVIS g. GOLDMAN
CORNER OF COMMON AND MAGAZINE STREETS
DEALERS N
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FRENCH, ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN \ CHEMICALS
PAINTS ANDons, WINDOW GLASS yARNIsHEs DYE
sTUFFS, PERFuA SOAPS, BRUSHES TRUSSES
fLAVoRTSG EXTRACTS, PURE EssESTIALOHs,
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE LEMON SYRUP
YEAST POWDERS, PATENT MEDICINES,
SHAKERS HERBS, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS;
together with every article usually comprised stock Of Drug
gi.t Phi siesn,
EVERY ARTICLE OF MEDICINE WANTED ON A PLANTATION
neat aud conyenisH style, al selected
With Jci psrsopRl care, purchased manu.arers
their agents. ibis country EGo9e warrn strictly
pure and of tie BEST QUALITY
Arrangements have been made actuYe Of t!eINE
10 be constantly supplied from Imers (erman Paar feac
American Manufacturers which will most reasonable
mil l2t2p S. JARVIS. o. o. WOODMAN. sW
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, n,

= u5,I
Was Pound First Disro Dryades 1-7-1
Roam PONY about twelve hands high, Spanish .aIds
and bride, ali
other brands marks Wis bic claimed SATURDAY
March 1853 will be sold by Tos. j. SPEAR
usual time place. ]. JOLLS Street COmmas oner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

such as PERPtAiERY HAIR OILS, HAIR Pms PosIAru8l FAN
FIN ASs PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES FuRTA-
BILE DESKS, together with FORTE Mon
NAILS etc, W style and
GUNS PISTOLS KNIVES. COLTS ami WARMERS HEtOINJSG
PISTOLS, SCISSORS KAZORS, LIFE PRESERNFHS FiSHINE
REELS and TACKLE o every variety most determined
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WATCHES, JEWELRy. Etc

ne Stock % ms ms eonAAng IN part Of tine T. T. Cooper NJ. j.
SWISS Hnd ENGLISH LENE Frs together ih large So N tue
u tsstor IEWtlkf, SlLEERW ARE etc. has 4eu selected fb
stsH' ny = AotfH 9f sshN N1Nra engaged n wholesale
ness and having n purchased ussIy meat a fss "a
are offered 20 ppTcha
are Ts5r.tt.i IS fPf+sentei, The
t~ 81" t-is l. etc. AiEt lilly KGf AIR
la Au..-
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Lyons kathairOn,

FOX THE HAIR, NERVOUS HEADACHE AND TOILET USE.
fS- Il put gp large handsome bataa prfs, tar az III 90,
hae the perfume Of The delightful flowers, LaI, ry a.,
oos's but IS cents, AMI tar superior any Trso ero ,, or
InFigorstor, Sold everywhere.
F. THOMAS LYON, lSl Broadway, n. =.
Gs- Sold at manufacturers prices, by
J, WRIGHT CO.
~
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HIVE DOLLARS KEW ARD.-Lost,a HAIR
BRAGEl EFT with Covered Dasusrreqtyrs clasp with
{as i the Hair Departed Moher) by leaving
BASIN, J. s. MOBILES. mh4 lt#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04

YFhUV ISIUNS-
FLoCR-5vo bbls. st. Louis Fancy 500 do superfne;
do Extra Eclipse Mills
l0Oi do Ohio Superhue Unbranded.
BEEF-600 and Prime
Uninspscted
BACON-l00 casks Hams and Shoulders. For sala bv
nh4 KENNEDY 4 FOSTER rs Tchouptoulss street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-04
Joseph Htfty,


IMITATION SHE'LL AND BuFALLO COMBS, Of every style and
BRUSHES % EsEi.9 DISCRETION Of ha aBauIe,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-02
Foreign News.

The Europa arrived at Halifax on the
ooh, with Liverpool dates to Goth inst.
In Eastern affairs no change has taken
place, since the announcement received
that the Porte accepts without modification
the note prepared by the four powers, and
already acceded to by the Gar
The long promised debates on Turkish
affairs had taken place in Parliament, and
were generally regarded as unsatisfactory
The English funds opened the next day
with further depression, although they
afterward revived from other causes.
Lord John Russell stated, in reply to
hoid Dudley Stuart, that the negotiations
with the United States, regarding the
Musquiio Territory, were still pending,
bat he hoped they would be brought to a
satisfactory termination ere next session.
Austria las addressed memorandum
to all the European Governments, showing
that the recent affair at Smyrna is Amer
ica's first step toward the realization of the
Monroe doctrine.
From St Petersburg, 9th inst, il is an
hounoed that Monschikotf has declared the
CifcasSlan coast, from Naara to Sake,n
kal", in a state Of blockade, to prevent
'Ae importation oi arms from Smyrna.