New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09

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BALTIMORE, April 80, 1853.
Afes feast comes famine, says the old saw. The
sgn exports Of ourpcr which last week nearly touched
haif million In value this week amount to but $6Ss4a
and the exports Of our but 1888 against $4,000 for last
week The week has generally been dull one both in ex-
ports and imports but the trade with the West Is still
nourishing.
The nrst Of the steamers of the daily line of propee
to be established between NewYork and this port has
rived here and attracts attention This line Is mot
very avoxab regarded BY our intelligent business men,
who zee in IL by which connections with the
West now daily manifssting their superiority all
Others will be made tributary to NewYork enterprise
These boats will carry freight going to from the West
at exceedingly low rates and thus place the Network for
wsrers the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on nearly
favorable footing Baltimore can be- The present
steamer returns to Network loaded with -four and cotton
which ought to have found market here.
An important link in the air line of railway commu
nicating with the South is In inception, and the
Legislature has been asked for the necessary act OF ncor
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baltimore through Ann Arundel Prince Georges, and
Charles counties Maryland to point on the Potomac
opposite Acquia Creek. Passengers arriving
thsre from the South by the Fredericksburg Railroad
viii Be transferred by ferry to the other side AMI reach
Baltimore before they accomplish the fftytwo
miles Of river navigation between Acquia Greek and
Washington with saving both Of expense and trouble
This would also eventually great freight route be-
tween Baltimore and the South. That the road will be
already prepared take hold Of the charter
The teiPgrzpns0 correspondent OF the New York
evening press and of the Pcayune in your city who
has strange procvty for putting aoa absurd stories
has revsmpsd and sent out the old that Napoleon
III has invited the branch of the Bonapare family
residing in this city to visit Paris and participate in the
imperial favor This is an improbable story and is fatty
contradcted here by those who acquainted with the
family If true, well imagine the funny
scene the French Court would present when Madame
the wife whom be dsavowed at the command Of
Napoleon presented to the present wife Jerome
the children of the wives introduced to each other
With Louis Napoleon for master Of ceremonies, the
tsbleau would make the fortune of all the caricaurts
Of Paris. Madame Bonaparte Who as the lovely Miss
Patterson the daughter of of Batimores most dis
tinguished families was wooed and by jerome Bona
parte Is still living here stout, hearty old lady, with
rather strongly manifested pecuarites, and somewhat
terror to aristocratic boarding-house keepers
among whom she ranges at will seldom staying long a.
any one place. Occasionally she makes her appearance
at the opera or theatre where she attracts attention b.
the costly display Of diamond jewelry with which be
person is adorned She is a of fine education an
much native ability and still takes great interest il
European and particularly French affairs Her son
very rich and great amount Of real estate in
about the city He bears striking resembancet to th
pcture of Napoleon and affects his appearance in hi
style and Of dress He has one son, named Je