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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

Tie Ne,c-Iork Timss of yesterday. undertakes to
prove that the settlement of the Western country is
mainly or entirely due to SOutherners, and that the
New.Enelanders only turned toward the setting sun
when the comforts of civilization and the prohss Of
speculation began TO show themselves. 1--WE are
debtors" saws The Times to our Southern brethren
"beyond all the computations OF arithmetic They are
81" the men to settle new regions. The glory OF such
pioneers as Boone Keuton, Ridley, belongs to the
descendants of the Cavaliers and Scotch and Irish
But for their heroic enterprise, the West would have
"longer continued inaccessible to the AngloSaxon
"race In the hands of those men and their comPeers
1.-THE ak and the rifle did wonders, and civilization laid
broad foundations beside noble rivers The shrewd
"Yankee figuring at his notions and figuring on his
" slate soon followed az their heels, aud log cabins
"were beseged for barter Really, The Times
has taken a great deal of pains through column
snd-a-bslf to proye-nothng. That few stray
hunters should get into Kentucky from the adj
Joining States before they came from New-England
az a time when roads were bad, and intercourse
little, is clear enough. In the same way tue New
EDcanders penetrated the fore,t of Maine aud those
of New York But to that in the long run the
hardy children of Vermont, Massachusetts,, NewHamp
shire and the other States of NewEnglsnd, have not
had as much TO do with the settlement Of the Western
country as whole the people of the South, is ncor
rect The great impetus to Western settlements came
from Ohio, whose fortunes were due to New-Engand
and Pennsy lyania chiefly; and it was only until New
England genius or that of the Middle States gave the
West steamboats, and the South cottongins, and all
the country aborsaging machinery that the civilization
of the West and Southwest assured. The people
who landed nj pvmOuth Rock and tOiled for twelve
fifteen hours day in agriculture and the fisheries be-
sides fighting the Indians, the best sort of men to
settle regions" and the most furnishing portion OF
the Mississippi Valley will attest the truth OF this posi-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

CHARLESTON Nov 1-sales Of CorroS TO-DAY, 1850 "A
pric.s from ItGllc Inc ma ks Ad'ancHs a1' s
Fair 10 quoted at Ielc NJ, -.
AITAny Nov 2The receipts Of the ~ hours have essa
or l6 GO Ibis WHEAT bush Corn 1900 busa JAIN
100 ish BARLEY Al bu,h In FLove he sale, hns ~
100 Lb n S6 asa - 81 for State and - s@s isr Wesfa w
sails Of NHEAT CoRN In BARLEY ar.e buslar" hs
50oC0 bush S4c 0 for go fosss
Sl Tor choice Madson 8io aesc for fo1r rywsd and se@H
G wscoIsn Sales Of OATS 4sc lsc for State ana ofe
Western 49,. q, 90 Ma
BuTFaLo Nov 2i-Recepts since Saturday fLoys ~ 49, -
WHEAT ri bush CoEN 1900 bashi OARS Jaw. III
tRY 81 O(O bush The market for FLOUR Is brm
large receipts, sales Oco ibis WHEAT da eeiss asa -
N. buyers SHE'S 1900 bush 81 s@dtl ~
and ~ ~ Tor Upper Lake CoES quiet and eassr - oe -
al Gle Wesisrn mixed OATS sell al Sc Ohio "akH -
FsgichTs-Four &c; Wheat z5c.; Corn zc. -. al,
OswEGo Nov. 2l-Receips since saturday fLovh ltW 80
WHEAT 1856 bush WHEAT In fair mddling demand e pn'
le G. bush sold on private FREIGHTs unsetei
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FROM NEM .RRUNSWICK.

BOSTON, Monday, Nov. u, 1888.
New. Brunswick papers of the l7th ins.. received
The recent rains had raised the rivers aud streams s.
Johns to unusual hight, and much damage had besa
done several bridges having been carried away 50 de-
suctive freshe had not been known there for long
period.
On Tuesday night the officers Of the Provincial reyens
seized IN the habor of ST. john seventeen barrels Of fsa
kee brandy board a schooner from Eastpo and
bbls of the same brand on board large open boat.
The British schooner james ~ Nab, Capt. Turner
which l. ft Halifax about 10Th Oct for Montreal, with
cargo Of sugar, found ashore at Cheticamn Cat
CoIso, ard oil hand are supposed to have persisted
H. b NJ steamer Devastation leit Halifax On the l5a
inst for Bermuda, thence to proceed 70 England
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w.youx DAILY TRIBUNE rnrspAy NOVEMBER ss, 1873

We poi sIisa IN ~ M hnd With spsb ene"arig'og
results INN, pa,,lhi completion u tho wofs docs tho
,sads, woi,gas bat iia bieDds ~ofe wpanspi iof ;"
fn triumph IN iSSi. ~ Ia weIl kno~n, n Dill "a'
irGodgred ino he Assembly proyd'Dg for Tho oo"p's
op he enlargement snd IssrJ csnslS 10 tbfee
yesn by pIedging their Tor tho payment Of
tie vst J;ei that lDsidgns ennIty" which trA5ted
,Ls eourss u DO W.T. Clinton vas again sroasei,
and iLo ilan uss t0tSliy defeated In 1853,
suffcienl number Of Tho party which hsa always
Lnrbored tho enemies Of the canal combined with ts
sfendfnst friends md carried through the Legislature,
ngnnst tho most powerful opposition, proposition 70
amend the Constitution by which the canals may bs
lnlhcd In four or FIVE years The result Of the recent
election seems TO be the final triumph Of tho friends Of
the canals All the arts aud stratagems Of their adver-
saries now appear to be exhausted The taunt OF
"Cntons big ditch and the war-cry Of Stewards
forty million debt" have each served their ends, and
are alike consigned to rest, If not TO oblivion.
In the whole history Of the canal enterprise which we
have thus rapidly sketched find two partes-onet the
steadas friend the work and the other its secret or
open foe. In one party we find De Witt Clinton, Will
liam II. Seward, Samuel b. Ruggles and Washington
Hunt. and in the other Martin Van Buren,, Samuel
Young, Michael Hoffman and Arphaxed LOOMS. No
portion of the State was earlier in its opposition or
more ready at all times to aid the enemies of the Ca
nails than the City of New-York aud in no quarter
have the prominent friends of the measure been more
bitterly Inaligned or more ungratefuly treated But
lit is long lane that has no turn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
SHIP MAINE ASHORE.

BOsTON, Monday Nov q, $50
Geographic dispatch, dated Bath, Nov. sL says fhs
ship Maine Freeman, from Liverpool, Oct 81, for Bath
"wert ashore on Saturday morning on Pond Island bar
during heavy gale and fog She now lies on her orysf
side and nothing be done TO save any portion Of DER
"eaigo as a heavy sea Is running II the ship holsw
"gether and de wind changes to northwest part OIL ms
"caTgo may be saved" ,
The weather here is very disagreeabe. Ii has oeea
raining since last evening, and thick fog prevails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

x',r,WgNwNa,ar Nc,cN The Nnie'e'sneN has his
~ a., .s,N g{gSsyv'' srss,'s N,as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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80 t's clst.lsS saslcm Ems q sed tAe neN mora
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Han. p,E AMI M,.S.- BArCneLoWs Mandatory
~ boz % . removed ~ Ne - H,TSd.s, Sy NC ,s sesass
N,s. 49, Narr,,s Niee r,l,.e r'cns an IN ono ast
SEtUNruANp lr,NNs. A errai variety. from tho
At An. a. hsfsnius 0c SO - ASA nearly elsl 10 new a.
Ncx.ss fiano aud Music Eshhlishrn ,nt
No ~ Rrp.dsay.
Ono Thousand Dollars Reward will be paid by tho
.N.s uraa competent evidence tclns Proiuood that q,
p,r,>tK SrE (EaYcTs faicn have ever tscd
H. ,,fsf,r. tif ea burglars Saies ~ All sizes
X, ,,r th pt No ss rrafl QUO door beo" Maiden A1e
D, rNsGSf NJ. rsrWCN Manufacturer
Oul, .J.ttv Gilt Tickets
r,uss unsois Tho.c wishing 20 got them at
Cnc Dol a. each,
slesd male srrIssoa lsore ihry arc taken by
SpcCula 10 soil al
At,afcl q Prices
PRINCIPAL Oncr Academy Hail.
No Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
KINGS CO-[Onicinll

MVtss.- s0,ea Thousand ave aaalssd msles have lAss
"a his ,hvssh toh sase "a Aestaeky "a the
,ead iesap3 ~ Vsotss.~A N@p tNa1ed ~ tlSas'A sAd
av@h ,eaolsns
Asa seven ,heVsaod a,o eaedsol aeakeSa hAsS, Aed
vh eoa1iepQ " psy ,en spea Aeig @aipAsaA "a 0s9S2s
tu1 " hs..A tLb Aiu8 as etpablQ stogk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE IN PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADLLFHI' 'iUH.'S{I, W, - -, -
The corner stone of the Masonic Temple on Chs*
nut IT, was laid at noon day with imposing ceremoaS
before an immense tLroDg of Masons, Notwithstanding
pouring rain. powerful orchestra performed appropriate
music, and an ode was sang by choir. The stone VA
laid by Grand Master Bsurnonyile assisted by SamlA
Sloan the Architect An address delivered by j. r.
Mitchell and an anthem and benediction closed the osr
monies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE STATE ELECTION.

Semioicia returns from all portions of the State en-
bracsg st. Lawrence and Kings Co. foot up Secretary OF
state. Leavenworh, CWhig) l6O67l; Clinton Hard
90 49s verpanck Soft 94ls7 Leavenworths plurality
6I73 Clinton over Yerplasck 53il For the other State
Offices the Hard candidates lead the Sos except for Con
troller Attorney General and Engineer aad Surveyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
NEw-HAyEN ELECTION.
Oxyu Go~vf.neu i~pf

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Monday Nov 81 isst
Our town election came of to-day, and the entire whr
ticket elected without opposition. The ofcrs CHOSEN
are Seecmen Grand Jurors Town Clerk, Collector rcs.
urer Rt gister Constabes and Tthingnen. TEss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

The Democratic members of the Georgia Legislature
held caucus on Saturday last, and nominated Governor
Mcdonald as their candidate for United States Senator in
place of the Hon Howell Cobb The friends Of the latter
gentleman left the caucus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
CONSUL CLAYTON-suIp AUSTRIA.

BALTIMORE, Monday. Nov. al, 1854
The New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last received
Mr.. Clayton. United States Consul TO Havana
New Orleans preparing to leave for his post.
The ship Austria, heretofore reported ashore on ROnw
Shoal. has gone TO pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

Tie New-York Bible Society held their anniversary
meeting last night The annual report and addresses
win be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
,AMBOAT EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LTrg.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Nov. 81 1850.
The steamer Robert Martin cotton boat plylag b.
tween Charleston aid Cheraw burst her b,'s GA her
way mp killing and wounding lOpersons. Captain WlN
and the Engineer escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

FkONlDFNtt, Saturday, y ". 2l, 1851
The election returns from towns indicate that II,
Constitutional Convention has been voted down By grex
majority. La Tiyeron a Wing Senator has been elecssi
to I'll vacancy This !, is thought, gives tn, Convea
ton one majority in the Senate, although the Democrats
minority will still be three.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
PROM WASHINGTON.
From Oar Own couespordeat

from Oar Own Coucspo1dent
WAsHISoTos. Monday Nov q, isu
Howell Cobbs defea. In the caucus Al MlIsdxsyi. q.
il topic Of convorssiion. Cobb with the aid of tia W..
beat Mcdonald for Governor 1900 votes M,D,.ss
wa,ed Judgeshp In gin from Cobb. which latter g.
Borrowing Now Mcdonald beats Cobb badly. ps.,n
standing Howell abandoned UnonSaying and su,O,r,.l
johnson for Governor Secretary Davis is warn raj
Of McDOnad Some believe Howell viii be Sscrs,,,v ~
War in Davis returns to the Senate Bot tai. ao,,.
full
p. T. Greenhow has been appointed Agent to caEsx.;.
Lard Commission. rice Howard, resigned
Disney here again and would not rudey rafase to ac.
the Speakershp. Qvlvr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
THE DANBURY AND NoRwALK RMLRoADu

NOKWALk, Monday, NOV. II, lsJj.
The damage caused by the late feshet 10 the Dansay
and Norwalk Railroad has been repaired and the trains
resumed their regular trips this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

Tie steamship Canada, from Liverpool Nov H. for
Boston. with one weeks later intelligence from Europe
is row fully due at Halifax The Washington, from
Southampton for this port is now in her thirteenth
day out.
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The Trbuns for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European crcula-
ten viii be issued THIS MORNING. ct o'clock
twill contain al the latest News up to the time of going to
pess Single copies wrappers ready for mailing can be
had :. the desk Price Six Cents Tho America sails from
pn.tnn on ModnesdaY az II clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

NAsHINNTUN, Munday, Nov. on IAN
The Hon. Harvey NJ. Waierson of Tennessee, Ia, :.
turned TO his former position Of Assistant Editor a ~
Union.
The Board Of Naval Engineers. composed Of E.,,...
in Chief Martin and Chief Engineers Wood AMI H..
have been ordered TO assemble here the 9TH DeosnA
to examine Engineers for promotion, and eanddses r Al
mission.
Third Assistant Engineer Sumwall has been oriee,j.
the Coast Survey Lcgare and Passed MdsAon.,
Breeze has been ordered TO the Cyane.
The Star says that instructions have been sen IA "A.
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington and CA.is
ton instead OF sending all to New York, at present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

Tie Mayor has issued the usual Thanksgiving Proc
lauation. The public Offices connected with the City
Government will be closed during the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

new Map II Turkey has been published by SchedIe
& Liebler 1t is timely and convenient thing.
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We are indebted to DR. Josiah Hopper Surgeon OF the
steamer New Orleans for Sydney papers.
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Ncp.1lork Ilualn Grlbn1g&.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1853.


To CORkESPONBENTN.
Comm drc6tuls whatever
ntsrd FOR Insertion authenticated BY the ana
address 81 the necessarily COR publication, bot -
Of his good faith.
We csnnot undertake rejected Communications
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To MANILA AND CLOAK MASCFACTURERS.-The
kite; L. r1oTc H-1..cs T. for quilting and b. ling he
fsss Won Price from si5l Descriptive pamphlets sent
&c y ose 10 recusst BfEaR o. No 81 Chauo rs
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TIE TEST PIANOS IN TIE WORLD.-lt il al unde
-ssl. hrt la CLAIR Co.. eelel7d Pia-os via ion
faf ~ ra.T t,e ss- h he Ull they aey con-
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Have ven beaTd tie B0ckleys II MOI. 90 e. once
I'd heGT item sing Hay AID Rosa N4y They
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fosacE wATERs No Sc Brosiway
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17
Local intelligence.

LIE PlEBAD WAR - ARRANGEMENT or THE
GESERhLsYesterday. James Dyson, the English school
iiea how to shoot and Dr. Rushtons slave Albert
arraigned before Recorder Winter on charges of
having attempted 10 incite the slave population revolt
Ihe aifidayits being read to them they pleaded not
guilty and were remanded for examination Wednes-
day next Dyson is tall gaunt bony. seedy looking in
diyua and looks if it would take something like the
wholesale slaughter charged have been contemplated
to gnt his hungry NAV He has several times before
been at the bar of our courts criminal charges Re
port has 1t that he WAS implicated in the robbery Of Mr.
Shaw by his slave Spencer year ago. He said that
he hoped his examination to be confronted by his
cisers and that then perhaps very different story would
be told Albert is mulattn-strong and well built and
possessed of unusual intelligence He says now that he
knows only five negroes eonnected with the contemplated
insurfeeton Ills story about the twenty five hundred
was derived from vague reports from Dyson and
gtoes, Who probably knew as little as himself.
6 COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-Within the last eight
days large qua titles $40 counterfeit bills on the Lou
isaua State Bank have been put in circulation at Carroll
ton aud the Lake The signatures Of the President and
Cashier remarkably well initiated and the bills are
generally handsomely executed They well calculated
the lookout for the manufacturers Of this spurious
rency L Ia supposed to have been put in circulation by
other Intans OF gaining an honest livelihood
CHARGE OF SwISDLlSG. Desire Brunei made
aldayis yesterday before Recorder Ramos that
about the it ot May last Antoine Colomhel then ID
his employ did without the knowledge Of deponent and
against his consent collect from Tandn the sum of
$50 due to aihant The deponent having called Colo
mel to fork she he refused do So where
fore lie stands charged with swindng. Warrant issued
CHARGE or PERJuRY,-Charles Frederick yes
terdBy made iiavit before Recorder Ramos follows
In examined before this court on the 18th inst
filed by this aaant asanst Constantine ROLAND charg
ing him with having the 10th Of May last grossly
insultet and abused him aant charges Francis Bre
mont, witness in the above who testified in behalf
Of the defendant with having wilfully and maliconsly
committed the crime of perjury
CRUELTY BEATING A CHMD Susan Almacher
IL
her child and for threatening to kill it. She held
examination
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Hn TBS National Lint.
Particulars by the interesting Gene
raj News


The following items of general intelligence
arc contained in the Asias accounts, received
this morning
ENGLAND. The debate on Indian affairs in
the British Parliament has been adjourned.
FRANcE.-The Paris Bourse has been conside-
rably agitated,' and much fiuctuation has oc.
Cured, but toward the close it presented q
steadier appearance.
The French crops were in good condition
TURKISH AFFAIRS "a BELGIUM. we Nothing was
yet known positively with regard to the position
of France on the Eastern question
Louis Napoleon demands q return from Bel
GUM of fifty millions Of francs for aid said to
have been rendered by France during the reign
of Louis Philippe
TURKEY AND Auss1A-The Turkish Govern
ment continues its preparations for war with
Russia. Nothing further has been beard from
Russia on this subject. 1t is not yet time.
RUSSIA AND PERSIA The Russian Govern
ment has called upon the Shah of Persia for the
| immediate payment of fifty millions, q loan of
some years standing, or in place thereof the ces-
sion of a certain Persian province. The Shah
refused to comply with either demand A diff
iculty is consequently expected in that quarter.
AUSTRIA AND SwITzERLASD.--There is nothing
new of any moment with regard to the relations
between Switzerland and Austria. Diplomatic
relations between the two governments have not
been restored.
SrcILY-GRAPE CRop.-There is almost an
entire failure in the grape crop in Sicily.
LIBERIA. Later adyices from Monroyia have
been received in England President Roberts is
believed to have been elected to the Presiden-
cy Of Liberia. The colony appears to be in
very prosperous condition.
Ohio River
LOUISVILLE, June Is.
The Ohio river is now very low pretty much
all the way to the mouth The large boats
bound up are obliged to stop at Paducah, and
reship their cargoes for the ports above in small
boats. The steamboat Empire has arrived here
from NewOrleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17
DO Joseph IHtsf'fy, ON
~ IMPORTER, Nv

pE Joseph EfNf.fy, ON
~ IMPORTER, NV
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
IND STAPLE GOODS,
No. 70 CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
ard under the ST. Charles Hotel, ST. Charles street,
NEW oRiEASs
PnhA4ersto ha VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS which
imported md constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFALLo COMBS, efsve; style aud
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION his m,uusctur
al the lowest Northern factory ptees.
TOILET ARTICLES, s.=..
'ueh rs PERFuaERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR FINS PoMATuM, FAN
Ci SOAPS,
FINE FANS tURsEs, POCKET BooKs WORK BOXES. poRTA.
bE DESkS together with endless variety OF PORTE ADs
nAits Of syl ami Shape unusual ycw prices
GUNS, PISTOLS. KNIVES COLTS aud WARMERS REVOLVING
pisIoLS SCISSORS, RAZ0RS, LIE T FRESkRYERS, FISHING
REELS and TACKLE Of every tic
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock in M ne, Confit.in part r. Ccoret III J.
t9tte and real joe JohDb9n with II
SWISS and ENGLISH Frs, together with stock fnn
and Eastern lEWELRY, sLNERWARE, been selected With
BY y Roberta years wholesale
aie o1s red to purchasers.
sHy arte warranted represented, thu refunded
WARRANTED. tsiq sms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

AMERICAN STEAMERS ON CANADIAN WtfEfs.--
An American line of steamers is now running
between Montreal and Hamilton, Canada 1t is
very highly spoken Of BY the Canada press. The
Montreal Courier says:
These. steamers are fitted up III very su-
pelior style, both tor freight AMI passage, and
81 at speed in every way satisfactory to those
who employ them We welcome the bottoms Of
our 60 ahead neighbors on our waters, and hope
they will tend to impart an impetus 10 our own
steamers, which are rather apt to catch q ten
dency to la7ness occasionally,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

We return thanks to the officers of the fine
Louisville packet Lexington for Louisville papers
of the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

We return our thanks to the officers OF the
George Collier for a late Memphis paper