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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
Arrival of do FALCON.


The u 8. Mail steamship Falcon, A. g. Gray, command
arrived last night from Aspiuwa, bringing the U. 8
Mails seventy five passengers and hundred thousand
dollars freight and in the hands Of passengers The
Falcon sailed from Aspnwa the morning Of the 18th
The steamship Georgia sailed New York via Kingston
with the U s. mails, 200 passengers and $2754o00
freight the evening Of the nth On the morning Of
the 10th schooner w d Miller at anchor in st. Gaia
liza Harbor On the morning Of the 10th passed steamer
Psmpero standing northwest. Esd, passed the DAME
Webster standing to southeast There Is of in
terest the Isthmus ~
The following is List Of passengers:
Captain Drum, David Keattie. DR.. Sanford, Henri,
Bennett Mrs Van Court, w Bill Mrs Prince, Mrs NJ
+ Smith, Mr. Evans, ii NJ Sehon Ed Alphonso, Ed
monitor, Harris. NJ Gabloy Thos O'Gann NJ John /
Nelson, L Owen, Hill, Jeffries, Morton W N
Ferguson. W Farmer, Barr NJ Gleany. G Runnell {
Brooks, J Bunting, Schuyler. Smith, Jr, Smith,
Conn., NJ Kelly Bum, Leadbetter, G W Thatch
W ii Emberton. Schooler John Kistern John Abrams
vrooman, l. Guben, @ w Sthrall. IL jerome, JOSEPH
lianly, Peter Crispen, Augustus Reph, D Gardner
o Lega,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

OF CouRrs-we learn from gentlemen lately from Baton
Rouge that the Legislative Bill providing for the election
Judges Attorney, and Clerks of Courts for the Parish
of Orleans, passed the General Assembly week ago.
The BILL after being passed by some inadvertauce,
msaid and was only found after search of two days
by the gentleman who gave us the information,
The bill provides that the election for the Judges Of the
six District Courts for the Parish of Orleans shall take
place the third Monday Qsth) of May The election
for Detrict Attorney is provided shall be held on the
Monday following (the 2sd) fourth Monday in May
The Clerk Of the Sixth District Court to be elected
on the third Monday in June, and the remaining five
Clerks (of the First Second Third Fourth Fifth Dis
trict Courts) in office, to hold until Novem
bsr at which time election is to be held for the
Of filing the five above enumerated Clerkships.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
EXPLANATORY.

- delay in the issue Of to-day's Crescent
ezess NOM the breaking Of portion of the ma
eninsfy ofscur press. We should have unhesi-
tntingly drawn upon the courtesy Of our con-
tmporsriss for the use Of press, but unfortu-
nately the larger number Of them had their
establishments closed. Those who had them
oPea could not, with the most cheerful readiness
b oblige, aeoommodase us. Such accidents are
unavoidebae, and We hope our readers will
therefore, kindly accept this explanation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
Great Bargains

Great bargains
EMBRoIDERIEs AND OTHER FANCY GOODS.
p. & E. REILLY & CO.
tn Would call the attention Of the Ladies' SPLENDID STOCK
the following goods just received per Empire City all bought
auction unprecedented low prices
BLACK LACE MANrILLAs, VELVET TRIMMING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN MANTILLas;
s4 PLAIN BLACK LACE, FOR MANTlLLAs;
BLACK VELVET RIsBoNs, FOR MANTILLAs;
BAREGE ROBES PLAID FLoUNCNG;
ROBES EMBROIDERED FLoUScING;
BAYADERE ROBES, GRADUATED SATIN STRIPES
LACE GRENADINE;
EoLINE PAQUITA;
yALENcIENNE MoUsQuETATREs COLLARS;
HoNI1oN MoUsQuErAIREs COLLARS;
EMB'D MUSLIN MousoUETAIREs COLLARS;
CREPE MOUSQUETAIRES COLLARS;
MOURNING MousQUETAIREs COLLARS;
vALENCIENNE CHEMIsETTES AND SLEEVES:
EMBD LACE cHEMsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
LINEN cHEMIsETTEs AND SLEEVES
EMB SKIRTS AND ROBES;
EMB'D HANDKERcfEFs NEW STYLE;
BLACK CHALY;
BLACK GRENADINE;
BLACK HERMAN;
BLACK TISSUE
BLACK FoULARD;
BLACK CANTON CREPE;
50 BLACK BAREGE;
BLACK ENGLISH cREPE;
WHITE ENGLISH CREPE;
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, FOR DRESSES;
PRINTED REGATTAs, FOR CHILDREN;
PLAID LINEN, FOR CHILDREN;
"a IRISH LINEN, FROM - 50 A PIECE;
1874 LINEN sHEETING, FROM ets PER YARD
20 leases PRINTED JACoNETs, from 1aH es a yard
A complete Of
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HOSIERY
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
P. & Il. REILLY & Co.
anQh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

Mn. SouLE ON PURCHASE CuBA.-The New
York Times regards it silly suppose that soule
been appointed Minister Spain facilitate the pur
chase of Cuba, as Mr. s is opposed to such purchase
To prove this the Times quotes from Mr. soules speech
Of January last, u follows
Sir, am against purchasing Cuba. Whoever knows
any thing of Csstian pride be that spaniars
can be brought to sell Cuba to And
strange that should persist in seeking purchase
Cuba wheu Spain is unwilling to sell it-when her own
Ministers have declared in the solemn that
they would that beautiful possession sunk in
the bottom of the than it go any other
power Your tender of purchase therefore can effect
nothing. No, sir have still another objection against
purchasing Cuba There something there that speaks
aloud for those suffering Chbauos who cali upon
assistance. They proud and would not consent to
this purchase. am unwilling to move their suscepti-
bilities and thus far wish OF mine have any
bearing upon any policy which might hereafter be-
pursued the idea Of purchasing Cuba has become an OBJ
solste one, and must be abandoned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

Civil ESGrsEERIse ARCHITECTURAL BooKs--Per-
sons in want of books treating upon the above useful
branches of business referred Thomas L. White
los Canal street 1t will be by reference to his
vertisement that he has full assortment of orthodox
works Of the above character which he is offering
the trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

House rents exorbitantly high in Boston The
Journal of that city says;
Never has the demand for houses been so great
in this city and vicinity during the present spring and
have high been asked obtained There
is not house broker in the city but could let hundred
houses within week. and then the demand would not
be supplied Hundreds ~ families ready and anxious
to in the city. to establish themselves but
houses cannot be obtained
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
VENTE DE CONSTABLE,

GRANDMoT, son spou1. No 1880 " "
I'm YERTU dun writ de feri facias mo;
~ sdsss par tion " Jcne Second Juge Pas de la Pa
LuNDi 80 Mai, 1855 midi ~ DAs Ai''ae'
Tons les du tres al DIX CIR
ASs LOIS De TkRRE les rcuysnt
ass dss' e Irsime Dsc de VILE, dams fet par
rae dss Francois Champs Eyree Peopdas
par lee Nos I e. suyanie usu quinse
aeIe par dhemseou srpenssu - Novembre
dsns letude de A. A. Baudvn, Noiairs Public
Lee lots Nos butt
Peees 81 aem Ia ca Eysess de
ptoeadsr ei No. neg fOrms pennure des Champs
sees o. Lyngsion lie lot No dix ps Poues Of
e face Ia Lv peds de profoudeur Ct
lot No sgales eles du No dix Of sur Ia
meme Noe ont ehaeun uents
peds puees FransAis cent vngt
pds poondeur fenrognure ds iv
ingston et des Francois. II Conditio9S compliant -,
apsS 81 GEORGE p PEARSON, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

LUNCH AT THE sHADEsGreen turtle soup will be
again for lunch the Shades to-day There is little
more of the sort left, which admired on
Saturday and of which the Judge is anxious numer
Gus friends should partake Lunch will be spread at lo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

Fhe NewYork ice merchants have just circulated their
tems for The present season their prices just
twice as hgh as they were ave years ago They demand
now fifteen GENTS wee or tento Twelve pounds left
s4ilyln- sa5 ly+...sA.-as,. "a. ,.et,l,s
Hon VIM. A. Graham knocked down by his horse,
few days ago eight mAes from Hillsboro N c. aud
sideraby cut and bruised by the wheels of his buggy
passing over him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

p Reilly Co., corner of Canal and Royal streets
advertise in this mornings Crescent another large assor
ment of embroderes and other fancy goods of ladies'
wear The attention of the trade is called their ad
vertsement, and of lady readers to their elegant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
Further bv the Pacific.

NEwYoRK, April IL The steamer Pacific, with Liver
pool dates to the 9th arrived at O'Clock this afternoon
The Africa arrived out on the evening Of the Sd inst
ENGLAND.
Sir Lacey de Evans gave notice. in the House of Com
MONS of correspondence between the British Govern
Spain, France and the United States concerning
the alleged annexation Of Cuba
schooner Of 140 tons run down the night Of
the GOTH by the Minerva the Isle of Wight
All on board were lost
Alexander Balm the telegraphc patentee had hearing
in the Court OF Bankruptcy at London, on the 4th
The steamer Great Britain had arrived in the Mersey
on the I'D from Australia with f550DO0 in gold and
large sums in the hands of passengers.
The shock of an earthquake felt at Portsmouth
the st and was also noticed along the west coast Of
France
The steamer Vulcan ard ship New Orleans brought
fl40 900 in gold from Australia.
Potato planting was going on in ireland under the
| most favorable auspices as to soil and weather.
ITALY
The Canton Of Sicino is again quiet The troops quar-
tered at Socarno had been ordered away Numerous
sertions from the Austrian troops had taken place along
There is talk in Milan speedy substitution of civil
for military power throughout Lombardy. The London
Advertiser says that Mazzin is expected in England
fortnight
The Rev. George Nelson. English clergyman had
been ordered by the police to quit Rome.
SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA
The difficulties between switzerland and Piedmont, and
Austria Russia threaten trouble The part taken by
France in the question is attributed to the refusal Of
Pope to come to Paris for is said he has positively
declined.
large fire had occurred at Bercy destroying all the
storehouses and 600 casks of wine
PRUSSIA
letter from Berlin dated the 4th says that renewed
treaties OF the zoverein to be signed that evening
The Berlin papers publish a semi-oficial document
stating that among the papers recently seized in that city
was the proclamation of German Republic
Hygeinc Association, numbering 900 members had
been dissolved
RUSSIA
Great activity is prevalent and many soldiers on fur
Tough have been ordered Join their regiments The
Russian fleet the Black Sea has been placed under or
der for Gonstantinople
TURKEY.
Negotiations continue between the Divan and Prince
Menschikoff
LATEST liverpool, April 6-ExaEgerated accounts of
the affair at Palermo have been circulated at the Vienna
exchange.
steamer from Constantnople had reached Trieste
with the mails to the 2st they bring nothing add
tional.
The latest from Vienna were that the Imperial
council had decided the substitution of the civil
the military code in the territory the
recall Of Radetzky, and complete amnesty of the refu
gees who return aud file their bonds of fealty
The British returns for the quarter exhibit deficiency
as compared with last year, of .f210000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

Read G. NJ Simpsons advertisement in this mornings
Crescent 1t will be that he is in receipt of large
supply of rich goods which he offers at reduced
prices Our lady friends know full we'll where Simpson
located Strangers and others will find him at 1l6 Ca
nal street, one door below Royal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

The Purser of the steamship United States greatly
obliged Saturday by the prompt delivery of
late California papers, which enabled to issue extra
containing the highly important brought by her
advance of our contemporaries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

FRAskL,S scHooi. MAY PARry.-we are requested by
the Marsgers to state that the May Party which
be given at the Franklin School house will be given in
the supperroom at Odd Fellows Hall The change has
been made by the management in order to
more conveniently the numerous invited guests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

The attention of stockholders in the NewOrleans
son and Great Northern Railroad Company is requested
to an advertisement in another column for election
Directors which to be held to-day at the Office of the
Company, No. As Carondeet street, from to O'Clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
THE PEARL DIVER.

The fiery sun in tropic climes,
Ful-orbed, wheels down the crimson West
Then gloomy darkness, ebou-winged,
Hushes the noisy world to rest
On liquid sea in this Southern cline
Is an emerald island fair,
And the moon could not smile on richer isle
Than is sleeping in beauty there.
But the moon is not up away in the East
thunder-cloud deepens the sky;
There is hush in the air--silence is there
The Storm Banners See how they ay
Never dream of storm in temperate zone
They Ire but as a breath on the ocean;
The hurricanes sweep through tropical deep
Is a storm in its widest commotion.
But storms will pass in every cline
And calmer hours succeed
The sky shines on the waters now
For frowns ample need
Upon that moonlit island beach
Some groups of divers stand;
Who'll be the first to try the deep
From out that haggard band,
daring youth, with dusky hair,
And limbs-Apollo- mould
Makes ready for the fearful plunge,
With CLASSY eye and cold.
The moon upon bis glossy hair
May shine the last tonight
lie gazes ON the tranquil sea
As if in love with light
thought Of home now stirs his breast;
light shines iu his eye;
flush steals DER his liyid face;
His nok tits agony.
fearful punge-the closing wave
Leaves not a wake to tell
Where sunk the daring youth
Is that his parting kntll?
strain so sad deep toned and low,
Moved through the pulseless air,
As angel-voices requiemed
spirit homeward there!
There's movement in the waters
pulling at the rope
There's rocking of the small boat
They've landed There is hope
The divers stretched upon the beach
Of that moonlit emerald isle
Illuminate remains the form,
sensrless it keeps the while.
But firmly clenehed within his hand
The pearlfsh he retains
They've called to life the strangled youth
Life dances in his veins.
Time changes-years have fed away;
That diver youth is now
The monarch Of extended realms,
With a crown upon bis brow
And mid the gems that sparkle there,
The brightest far and best,
Glitters the one his youthful hand
Tore from the Oceans breast
Newark, Wayne county, NY Jp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

From J. @. Morgan's adjoining the Post-ofhce
DrQrircEy's WARNINGS Ticknor Co., Boston Q vols.
handsomely printed publication Of the miscellanies
Of one Of the curousy attractive impressive and original
OF modern British Essaysts The paper entitled Flight
Of Tartar Tribe is Of the most powerful produc
tons in the English language 1t shows the strength Of
Titan, and the who has not read IT, should imme-
diaely procure these volumes to place himself in line
with the advance of our literature.
The R.rHAyAs SLAVE; by Mrs. Judsoni vol Ticknor
Co., Boston.
Mrs Judson is better known las she widely popular)
by the nom,ne de plume of Fanny Forester" The volume
before us comprises tales and poems originating in her
experience as the wife of Missionary in India. The
Messrs. Tcknor s. Co. always publish well.
Ny HoMr IN TASMANIA, NINE YEAns AUSTRALIA by
Mrs. Charles Meredith. Bunce & Brother, NewYork
lively, sketcby book concerning the new land OF
gold 1t is highly commended by the critics We have
asecond copy of the work, from whom we know not
SUMNER CRuIsE IN THE MrpIrERRASEaN by N p. Willis
scribner, NewYork
Whatever Willis writes every body wiA read and the
clear paper, open type, etc, Of this publication
additional temptation to the perusa of this book
THE oLD Mans BRIDE by T. 5, Arthur Chas scribner
New York.
touching tale, full of beauty and pathos, and hand
somey published
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

In reply to the communication from the Poydras Or
phan Asylum have been requested to state that the
young lady claimed the address original but de-
vered at the examination deemiug appropriate She
particularly requested of the Directors of the Second
District on handing 1t to her to the e nesu
who wrote the report of the examination was not
original he, however, neglected make the statement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

ExHIBIrIoN OF the ScHooLs-Second Distrct-We shall
publish full account Of the exhibition of the Second Dis
trict Public Schools In to morrow's issue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

UNITED SrATEs DIsrRicr couRr-Tbe April term of this
court opens this morning. The several dockets will be
called and all not assigned for trial will go
the December term
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
Died !:

On Sunday evening April a. hapa o'clock BRIDGET
QUAD, native Of the parish coagh, county Limerick Ireland
friends aequsntancs those sous Michael
Hssry respectfully funeral from
O'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

JEFFERSON PoNrcHARrRAIS RAILRoAp.-This road is
now in successful operation and promises to be both pro-
ftabe and popular Cars leave Tiyol Circle every hour
from A NJ to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
HOnifOn and Gssinspure
LACE GOODS.

D. P. SEAMAN co
~ Respectfully inform the they Just received al
invoice Of
HoN1ToN LACE COLLARS, SLEEVES AND cIiEstlsETTEs
FRENCH PRINTED ORGANIZE MUsLINs.
beautiful assortment of GUMPURE SILK APPLICATION MAN
TILLAS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

MILITARY ASYLUM ar rHE Wssr.-Geuerals Twiggs and
Jesup and Surgeon General Lawson visit las
week to Harrodsburg Drennon and Blue Lick Springs
in Kentucky with view OF locating Western Mitar,
Asylum "a s. ..a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

DAN RicE's MusEUM.-Dan's gentlemanly manager DR.
Jones, is getting up perfect gem of little theatre Ito
hold five hundred persons and of the most extraor
binary groups of satuary heard of dresmt
We have not space to do justice to either particu
| lars to- morrow's Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

New Musc.-Wc have received from II. D. Hewitt, No
80 Camp street. songs and beautiful pieces
music arranged for the Guitar and Piano. among which
we notice Bamboula," by Gottschalk and Souvenir
d'Hena,n by Strakosh, for the latter instrument
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
Ptttnans's Semi-JNOnfhIyLtbrary
FOR TRAVELLERS AND HOME READING,
J . C. NOR G A N IS

J. C. MORGAN'S,
EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the POss-Ofhcs.
BOOK FOR A CoRNER-By Leigh Hunt
THE EAGLE PASS; or, Life the Border
cLARET AND OLIVES FROM THE GARoNNE TO THE RHoNE.
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE or, Notes of Travesr from
Household Words
JOURNEY TO ICELAND AND TRAVELS IN SWEDEN AND
NORWAY.
RoUGHTNG 1T IN THE BUsH-By Mrs. Noodle parts
UP THE RtiINE-By Thomas Hood.
A FORTNIGHT IN IRELAND-By Sir Frances Head
SlCILY-A Pilgrimage. By II. T. Tuekerman.
WIiIMS AND ODDITIES-Bv Thomas Hood.
HOME AND SOCIAL PHTLosoPHY-From Household Words
ARCTIC JOURNAL; Eighteen Polar Regions
PICTURES FROM ST. PETERSBURG.
A STORY OF A LIFE ON THE IsTHMUs.
WALKS AND TALKS of an AMERICAN FARMER in ENGLAND
PUTNANrS HOME CYCLOPEDIAS.
HAND BOOK OF LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS,
HAND BOOK OF THE USEFUL ARTS.
HISTORY OF THE WORLDS PROGRESS
HAND BOOK OF UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY.
HAND BOOK OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY.
In addition to the above the publications. day.
with large stock of stock STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS, including
REVIEWS,
MAGAZINES,
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, ETC.,
can be found at
apps 9t2pltW J. c. MoRGAN's.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

TEACHERS ASSOCIATES The teachers of the Public
Schools of the First District held meeting Saturday
at the Lyceum Hail. for the purpose Of organizing
Teachers Association for the Interchange of opinions
upon educational topics and for their improvement in
the discharge Of the duties Of their profession draft
constitution read, which, after amendments
etc , adopted. The association is not confined to
teachers of the First District the constitution permits
teachers from all parts of the city to become members
After the adoption Of the constitution the association
proceeded to the election of its officers The contest for
the different offices conducted with great deal Of
spirit aud enthusiasm by the friends of the candidates
The following gentlemen elected Thomas II. Girls.
we'll President D. " MITCHELL Vice President; Alfred
Shaw Secretary; d. Mccain, Registrar. We regretted
very much that there not sufficient gaantry among
the gentlemen present to elect of the female teach
srs to Office We felt very much like committing frauds
upon the ballot box and voting for Of the ladies
However friend near suggests that their
desty was most probably the of their defeat they
greatly outnumbcred the sterner SEX
The next mestiug will be held the third Saturday
Nay, at ocock, NJ, in the Lyceum Hall The teach
ers of the whole city invited attend and become
pehbers Of this excellent association.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

dottschalks Grand Concert at the Orleans Theatr,
takes place this evening upon which occasion he will b,
assisted by Madame wdemann, Messrs. Juette and Felt
nger and the grand orchestra of the Orleans This
cert promises be of the most brilliant given BY
the talented young Creole in his native city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

For the Crescent.
fear-osing Is the most dangerous Of all employments
The diver often loses his when life is not taken he
passes through agony equal to Deaths Persons con-
victed OF crime are usually those employed divers
Some after expiatng their guilt by years Of suffering
have risen to rank and real greatness
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

We are indebted to the Reindeer the latest
Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

SUNDRIES-
- CoGNAC BRANDY-Msret Pounsy Brandy in half pine
and quarters and eigatts, for sale in bond;
, cases qualities Ia piasa quartz;
! sAuTERNE- cases; so . % q
DsMIJ0HNS-One, two, three and 6ys ralon..
ClGARs-so0,oo0 bfands;
RYE WHlskY-4o bbls. Old Roanoke. For sale BY
apo u s. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

brings her a countless tribute As countless
9hsr citizens, boundless her wealth, and great
her power, when true to herself, she shall con-
struct railroads, liberalize the laws of finance,
and equalize the rights of labor and commerce
Her past gives warning Of disasters suffered
Her present gives prophesy of great future.
Let both be needed, and the overgoing sun will
shine down upon no city more happy, populous
or prosperous than NewOrleans, none quicker in
the vigor Of life's movements, none more Joyous
in the busy hum of successful labor.