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fMpEPENDENT {" NO PgRTYIsM .

Or neiahbors of the Courier may have their
- quarrel with the Delta, and allow us IA IA
msSe rsesstly 50 fashionable among e the lovers
Y spcxt hers') TO crysssg go it Bull, go it Bear
my will, however, be good enough to do us
ineeics. w mover did (our neighbors to the
contrary notwithstanding unite with the
Dslta, ~ any other paper. in attempting 70 get
up = !. indspepdent ticket" in any national
ess,e q munisipal election, Of political char
es<@ W did waive all party considerations
& - u1asser Of selecting judicial officers
& II poIifioal matters, We consider IN "inde-
-esv6snt ticket" the grossest Of humbugs and
1neei,s. We have said 80 q hundred times, and
= ~ % now. Your political " independent"
= I cheat. He obtains votes under false pre-
tenoes: and, once elected, is one of the most
rsbid Of ssrtisans. He does not even " break
~ word Of promise to the hope and keep it to
~ 81 y but he swindles outright. He has too
n1ush claimed Of him, on all sides, too much for
lin 70 realize to the anticipations Of Others and
he sseks refuge under the shelter Of the bitter
& -. most intolerant one sided and proscriptive
partyism.
" have NO faith in your political indepen-
dsak he i simply political monstrosity, a
srs6sndsd hermxphrodite, genuine Jacobin,
N n liz, cheating, and artful deceits.
IL our common acceptation of the word,
11itieal . insinuates . comparison and dis
1lfon hetween ideas in reference to public
ofn1rs. Now, the independent either has some
Z 49, in references 70 these, or he has not. Il
hs have not, he is not ct controller of o,
\, .ePo@k III them If he have, he must agree with
d II tho other party; for, there can be but
- practical, operative parties in any country
b IS Sand ABIDE from both, he Is (lke so-called
q 1kird partiss,s = sven worse,) imperative.
49, nay b, sssry man Of sense knows that
49, 81, sErors b the theories and principles
xbsek 4 tie great parties Of the country. But,
~ - Who should refuse to cooperate with
/. oliksr on account Of some one or two points Of
! diGSrsnee, must be an useless impracticable or
apooftive ninny. He may stand still, but the
q ~lll move on.
nrtieo (nQt mere partisan hurra), calm or
t<G1id. but reasoning parties, are essential to
~ sxist6nee and growth Of free republicanism.
II fh1k ccnaicts, there is the fash Of sudden
hit which leaps from the meeting Of cloud with
S1G1d. Ii their resistance there is the pause Of
.6nIn survey which follows the first shock of
bettle. II their differences, there is the debate
q council In their organization, there is the
hond Of the citizen to head the interests Of the
public.
Parties are only censurable in their errors
only oensurable as every thing Of human origin.
They are censurable when they seek to extend
s116ir sway beyond just limits, when they pre-
/. 49, ~ - that the doot0r clerk mach auic
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mast sss soe his fashe. 10 skliss tbs public and 10
spce snirssdssraon II he cannot do So we shall
raian - he author Of thtRe Of prescription
rin ~ sssrey that elected him. and g 'n''e0rtav
Savage ferocious annihilative! The friends
Of Alderman vanderlnden will please attend
his funeral to-day. from the Charity Hospital
at shutdown.
awe have steady-not to be sure with the brlliancy
and efficiency claimed by the these gen.
tlemen when believed them right bu. have not the
happy facility some folks Of asceranng whether
efforts are approved or not We do duty In
way expecting favors and seldom receiving
the Acknowledgements boosted Of by the editor of the
Delta. We chalk it down, that he who necessarily pro
claims his own Independence, and taunts others with
toadyismn Is the most pabe jobbers and the most
shsct Of sycophants differing only from Judas in this
that sold his Saviour for thirty pieces of silver the
other would sell him for less p
Judas"-who is udas? What does he want
with thirty pieces of silver ~ Will he take
them in dime, five cent or three cent pieces
Why chalk it down-why not write it down,
that he is out of funds, and wants a small con-
tribution' Let the poor fellow alone, neigh
bors we will contribute a dime towards his i'm
mediate relief--that is one g piece of silver"
But tho Delta--insinuated to present the
aforesaid ssJudas," an historical character of
some antiquity, meekly answers:
The Courier winds its article with general
about sycophancy jobbing Judas Iscsriot We
never notice such especially metaphor
Ter with characteristic confusion of IDEAS mistakes
fence of the principles of independent journalism against
its own attacks as boasfu preensions Of indie
pendence.n
We call that very pretty example of lueusa
mon iueendo. 1t is nearly as good as Recorder
'vaughts luminous declaration that he was OPP
posed to the appointment of a Chief Of Police on
principle honestly, but in favor Of it in prae-
tice (getting as much party patronage as pos
sible.)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

JENNY LIND GoLpscHMEr.In letter written by Jenny
Lind Dresden February TO- to Mr. zachrisson, the
Swedish Consul in New York, letter of business and
having direct bearing upon domestic afars) there
the following passage which puts to rest the story
that she and her husband otto Godschmidt did not live
together peaceably:
"We are, God be thanked quite well Otto is very
good and kind. He abors always, Is at home always is
kind always, is the faithful friend always, thinks
only Of my welfare and happiness and maintains calm,
still courage in all circumstances.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

FRkE BANKING IN MARyLAsn.-Mr Miller, Chairman of
select committee in the House of Delegates has
bill to authorize the business of banking in Maryland
and to regulate the issuing and circulation of notes
embraces thirty sections and contempates the
adjustment ola free banking system based upon u
Government State and City Of Baltimore stocks similar
to that which Is established in NewYork and
other States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23
THtEaaArnRn no rue liRKsCENT
~ tbe Sbutbrrn 1tns.
The Mobile postma ster.

The Mobile Postmaster.
MosIIE, April q
The case Of Oliver Beers late Postmaster at this city
has been before the Grand Jury but the evidence
being insufficient they refused to find bill Thsreupon
the Court ordered his discharge.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, April q, r. NJ.
The sales Of Cotton for the week embrace 10000 bales
The closing price for mddng is exc The receipts for
the week are 5000 bales Exports 10000 Stock $4,000.
Eastern Mail.
| MOBILE, April q.
The mails through to-day with NewYork dates to
the 10th Europas andW ahngtons letters have also
arrived.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

THE GREAr LONDON FaIR.A sort of indignation meet
ing the American contributors to the Worlds Fair at
London was holden at New York on Monday evening
the 10th inst They complain the loss of their goods
of extraordinary charges and of being obliged to pay
heavily for their medals After some discussion a COM
mttee was appointed to examine the vouchers of the
Commissioner and the Secretary directed to address
etterto the Presdept demonstrating against the sp-
pointment to any foreign Office of Mr. Nathaniel t.
Dodge who they aege in the capacity Secretary and
Acting Commissioner of the American Department un-
worthy transacted the business for his oounrymen
Tar IS the financial Affairs were entrusted to him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

SPRING, THE PHILADELPHIA MURpERER-IsTERyIrw WITH
soN,-The Philadelphia papers state that circum-
stances which fssten the murder of Mr. Rink upon Ar
thur Spring without the shadow Of doubt are slowly
developing themselves On the 14th instant the persons
who the murderer of Mr. Rink flying from the
Of the outrage introduced into cell Of Spring by
Lieut. Buckley without the criminal having received any
intimaton of the object Of their Grand Nothing was
said upon the subject in his presence but all the wit
after leaving the cell expressed their conviction
that the prisoner was the whom they saw running
down Chestnut street from the Of Mr. Rink at the
time of the murder.
On or about the 18th instant young Arthur Spring
paid visit to his father in his cell at Moyamensng
prison The offered to shake the hand of his father
and expressed desire to be reconcied with him The
parent charged his offspring with having committed the
crime of which he the father had been convicted The
boy argued with the father upon the impossby of his
having done it, when every moment his time was &C.
counted for during the evening upon which the
committed The elder Spring insisted doggedy upon
his innocence and upon the guilt of the son. and tho
parties finally separated without the slightest manifesto
ton of forgiveness reconciliation on the part of the
wretched culprit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

GAS DIsrRIcT or CoLUMBIA.-The Gas Light Com
pany of Washington have determined upon extending
their system of pipes on both sides Of Pennsylvania
from Seventeenth street west to Georgetown the
whole distance whereof will be furnished with lamp
under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Build
ings The pipes will also be extended to the Navy Yard
aud to the Observatory. The Inteigencer says that
though the gas works already capable Of making
100000 feet of in twentyfour hours they
further enlarged and gasometer of great capacity
Ia to be constructed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

HoPE YET FOR THE HuNGRy.-Seven full missions, a
$4,000 said yet to remain undisposed of by the admin
istration. berth for commissioner at $4,000 an,
for another at $1,000 for minister resident at $4,000
fourteen for charges at $4,000 each and consu post
masters, any indefinite amount.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

LARGE SALE LEATBER-A great sale Of sole leather
the first in NewYork for several years. made Thurs.
day by Gerard Belts auctoneers. 1t very
ously attended by ouoftown buyers we'll the city
trade and went of with remarkable degree Of spirit
Ten thousand sides offered embracing two hundred
and twenty lots, and twenty five thousand and
ysix sold less than two hours at prices fully
sustaining the market prices, and in many instances
showing an advance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

Chauncey Larkin recently passing under the name G
Col Fillmore and Col Polk of Washington, D. c.. ha
been arrested in New York charge of obtaining $2
from James Urquhart He has been in Sing Sing, and
quite notorious 1t is said he had check purporng
be the City Bank for $4,000 signed by NJ G. Fillmore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

AsorHrR GoLD RoBBERr-The gold on board the steam
er Union, which arrived at NewYork the 14th fror
Aspnwal found to be $4,000 $40 1000 short. Tw
three boxes, when opened found filed witt
shot and old iron 1t supposed to have been absraed
J,,r;p tbat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

scarcity of seamen for the Navy which is felt all
our naval stations has delayed until the present time the
sailing Of Capt Ringgolds squadron appointed near six
months ago to survey the Maayian groups One of the
sates Of the home squadron also after waiting in vain
ior several months was obliged to put to with only
half crew,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

The NEW York HoRsE MARKET. The editor of the
Agrcultor having taken pains to collect information
in relation to the horse trade in New York city says
horses generally ten per cent dearer than they
last spring, and thirty per cent dearer than they
three years ago The average sales about 800 pei
week. and the average price Of late has been $500 Th
average price of all the sold said
be Sl75
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

VIM B. Messer, the conductor who had charge of the
train at the time Of the accident the Pennsy vana
Central Railroad, Newton Hamilton, tried in
Lewstown last week for the murder several passengers
The jury rendered verdict Of not guilty. but to pay
he eosta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

BASx BRoxrs.-The robber Wild Cat so called u 8
Bank, located at Washington, has shut down. The Re
public says it has money ahoat and not few out
standing debts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

1t is said that than fourteen hundred packages
articles for exhibition in the Crystal Palace in Reservoir
square have already arrived at New York from foreign
ports and fears entertained that there will be Insult
hcient in the building accommodate all the ap-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

1t Is stated in the Journal Of that the sampe
envelops contracted to be furnished the United State
Government by Mr. q. r. Nesbitt, of NewYork, will b.
ready for delivery by the first Of June next larg
quantity already prepared but specimens ye
exhibited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

MOCK AucTIoss.-The Legislature of New York ha
passed stringent act to suppress mock auctions in III
city Of NewYork, and to punish by fine Imprisonment
the persons connected with them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23
e1711Sz9 MORNING. APRIL %, 1858.

-. Van Antwerp, late Collector for this pa
= m q Tie favor 70 call at bis earliest
6 - 6Gsss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

BREACHES HxALrp.-Miss Duer recovered $4,000 dan
ages of Ira Collins at vincennes Ind last week and Mi
Hail. at Rutherford, Tenn $500 Of W G. Fletcher Bot
had engaged to marry, and they wouldn't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

Judge LeGrand the newly appointed Solicitor Of the
Treasury it is stated, has not yet accepted. VIM. p
Maulsby, late State Senator from Carroll county, it IL
added will probably be appointed in his stead should h
decline
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23
Auiysls al tbs Principal Hoteis. April az.

ctrt " II Harrison, v Digs Fraser Q, Pratt.
L Cage Miss Cotton, Love- W 7 Mcfarland, M Tate
Clarke Col Morgan wsahsrford La D, NJ Blsntonw
McAistsr, Miss Abraham, Ark; Capt Post, Mobile.
ARCADE III Hspsr Rogers D wi. Pogs. Ak; Q
S,oss C.%PssI Miss 7 H, a,a FIssa Mcculoush5
whsslss Cartwright Fla Smith, u Ewing Texas
ST. ZOE p Brooks Morgan Ramsy Neat
Al CApt Srsnt MOBILIZE Badge Al Miss Johnson Miss
woosey Brook Reynolds Vanderbilt N Y; Gardner
Rsher, Saunders. iaaesou Miss o II Conrad o. C
DsuRherty, A Petoy, Francs. ~ -
VERANDA II Anderson, Pistol II gllespe
Cummings MsIenberg, Ala Pope. O " Hanooei Miss
Williams, La J Heath N o. " -'
LOUIS. s. Hambisn, Mass; wood u.van and
lady, Mics Andrew John Andrew McCuteheon
Ellsworth Ind T.lfn. N q srhlsts Antwerp; R.,g.
Married:
On Thursday, April ~, by the Rev r. H. Ranney MARY L.
wHIrwILL CANDiD0 g. sABADINI. ~
~ Milton and Pensacola papers please copy.
with the above the substantial compliments happy
pair the shape of delicious cake superior golden
long merry life TO them
Nr To PERSONS RUPTURED-The many per
deserving
passing notice. For particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

Mike Walsh, one Of the members of Congress elect was
lying dangerously i'll at his residence In New York ON the
14th instant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

SEVERAL Handsome Front Rooms with /B1
kse Roos and Bossd III sngis Gsslsmsn a. Day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

PRoFEssoR AeAsaz-The public must not forget that
this distinguished savant delivers lecture this evening
the Lyceum Hail. the Metamorphases Of Insects y
The lecture delivered last Tuesday, the Coral Reefs
Of Florida" effort evincing the most profound
scientific attanments and all the qualities Of able
lecturer The subject selected for this evening is Of
great interest not only to the Of science but to
every one in the community. We have doubt the
audience If this evening, in point Of numbers and intel
gence. will equal II not surpass that If last Tuesday
Let the citizens Of New Orleans, this occasion, show
that they not behind the people of the North in
proper appreciation Of grave and scientific learning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

EXAMINATION GIRLS Hon Schools, SECOND DIsrRIcr.-
full account Of yesterdays examination will appear in
Mondays paper. The exhibition and distribution of
prizes to the schools will this day, at 10
O'Clock at the Old St Phillip street Ball Room
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

LUNCH THE sHApEs-A huge turtle has been decapi-
tated expressly for lunch to-day Turtle soup and the
deicaces Of the not to be sneezed at whilst
Johns spiritual decoctions would make Rapping
Medium hold up his bead in very delight We shalt be
on hand and expect to meet all the vord there. The
rest Of mankind ere not sxpsct~...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

81. CHARLES THEArRE.-The comic pantomine of the
Night Owl is having great the St. Charles 1t
is beyond question the very best of all the good things
Rsvels perform and is eminently worthy visit. The
new scenery and decorations enables the company to
bring it outin far superior any
it has before had in this city and delighted auden
nightly attest their high appreciation Of its merits
The engagement Of the Raves Is drawing to close and
the theatre going public should improve the remain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

oRlrAss THEATRE. evening, at the Orleans, Mey
erbeer's Grand Opera Of The Huguenotsn will have a
second It perhaps Of the most
uar operas written, and should draw full attend
ance On Sunday evening, Mr. Menehaut takes a bene-
it. upon which occasion the drama Of victorine y
will be produced
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

The clerks of the Liah Tuna have obliged with late
st. Louis papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

FoR CALiFoRSiA.-The following is list of passengers
per steamship Daniel Webster which sailed on the 22i
instant:
For San .uan--DesshendorF, I Elliott. McGathew Jno
Beson, W Bockhart. Bob Meyer, Mrs Meyer Baker D
NJ Grath Peran, Payte John Gray Mary Gray, A
Gray, warta, Belle Meyer, Mrs Meyer. Il Meyer
Jr, John Meyer John Lester, Wade. Mary McGlocklin
Miss McGlocklin Robt Price, John Homsn, NJ Clan
ningan Jos Clanningan, ii Steward Jas yanest w Va
nest, Mr. Edwards, Cover, Mrs Cover and infant
Barbsnk. Coye, w Penney, Scott, D May May. no
May, jane Coyer, Mary Cloyer Ellen, X Wade and
| servant, J W Eden, Arnold J Arnold. Mrs Arnold and
servant, Ellen Cartney, X vanest Hynis, Everhart
Roberts Ion Thomas, Jno Talasser Hart John Tice
Carey, Clitte, Hart. spsrrock, sparrock IL
Hart Roley, II Gale. b Rolf, II cartney Jno Esgrt, @
Stufis, W Sanders, McMller, Morris, Carly, P
Mathews, ii Calan Carton, Mr. Haden, John McGowan
W Little. J Simpson, Askew, Al Morrison W John
II P smms W Pearce Walker. Jno Taber, Mr. GelIer-
pie, @ Welhilner, Garter, D Meyer, W Booth. r
Jones, John Tarnttan, Nathan. McCsistor d Gar
rott W Arnold, Mrs Arnold, Arnold, Harry Arnold Mr.
Lsber, d Phelps, b Mictan Mrs b Mctan, Mrs Va
nest. vanest, w vanest. 164 in the steerage.
The steamship Philadelphia, Capt McKinstry sailed
yesterday for California; via Aspinwa taking the follow
ing passengers:
@ Lagomsggion. Barry Miss NJ Ambruchter W +
withers ] Duffeld Mr. cameron Mr. johnson Madam
Frunervie Mrs Turner Miss Turner Master Turner Mr.
JUICE, lady, two children and two servants Fritz
Landry Gsssell jr Mr. Hennpg Messrs Charles Gigel
finkler Ferguson, Levy and lady. Lola Montez aud
attendant, II Lee, child and servant NJ Frank Stew
art, Boyer, MONTH, Schefner W Prtchan. Mrs @
Gallagher Mrs Brady and child, Mrs O Murray aud
child II saehe, NJ Maddox Gillngsworth II Goodman
Picotte II Thiot, Rushlaw. Gushing Hector I N
Horshed, Fisher. II Trant Mr. Foster W French and
Ii Gibson q currere Warmack Pere. j sxiney A
II Weber and lady, Mrs NJ Sullivan Mrs Mcdonald Mrs
neKoden Green, = Green, G Hartt, \ Cheek
@ Roddeg, Baird A Hefner, Odds aud by Miss
Il Wilson, MIR Mitchell, O Davis L Grammar Miss N
Lee. Miss NJ st John. KRAFT, L Mason A Hickey Mi
Hickey. Miss Mag Hickey, Mrs Bartlett d White I
Henley, weseberf P Malone, Hogan, Heath
2S3 steersge.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

New MusIc.-We are indebted to II. r. Lehman for
several pieces Of and much admired music and to
Philip p Werlein for the Ashland Polka Mazurka.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23

The PorpRAs AsfLuM.-We publish the following with
regret but simple act Of justice to a most merito-
rous institution The tme-stained character of the
paper (now before us which the original written
leaves little room for doubt
MesTs Editors Of The Crescent-The orphan girls of Poy
dras Asylum whe constant readers Of your excellent
paper much surprised this morning seeing
the head of Examination of Public Schools of Second
District address said to be composed and spoken by
Miss Ks*ss W*&*$ We beg leave to say that hat
very address composed in this institution spoken
by one Of the orpans November 10, $780, We have
the manuscript word for word with the exception that
"0ld Frst,n etc. has been substituted for "Orphans
Home.n Several times have kindly lent original
compositions in the way of Addresses and Plays
which have always been attributed to other schools and
for which we have received the least credit,
Now. dear Crescent do you blame for being a little
jealous that other girls should aures so openly
and have credit for one little leaf
Respectfully yours TRurH
Margaret L. Holland, Mary Mallon, Della Fitzgerald
pupils Poydras Asylum, 1856 Julia street.
rive cannot blame fair young friends for their hon
orable pride in their useful and excellent school-Ep
CREsl