davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Henry Lysu. No 5si Brosdwty u iLLlAh ~ sEWARO
above referred to contains EIGHT LcCiUhEt by
the Rev II HAriN IN o9wns 'u5leos IN, Moral
Of the Ciy.D The World IAhis' Ihs Do
NH % OF Fhion,y The Circle OF Amsensnts" no thrce
YeesiD "1he Three Social forc'ar gh3 Lower Depths"
sacev ard the fntigIusin lce 4 tho work ID NIT nv
copss PIT up git binln suis5 for Holiday presents
Ihe fr edition Of Ills work nearly exhaulei and th5 pub
shfr De able supply orde from ho thte W raly "a
Jsnuary very les Dc had a. retail only t)f 20 pros
tsll At No o. Broadway. hhHhf bipN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

H Houad sUBg by Cofdeik Howard N IT, great NOR.
Dana Of Cabin Price . ceufs Nth yisnsft' of'
'''''''' % Gems H5s.tE WATERS 10 $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

CIRCUS-Ho 81 YOWERY. -Reseryed Seats SOC. ;
- sOsss IS Pit l2le Bsnss' q SAM LATaeop The
volunteer talent will appear Th emrbsey he night f0E fun
PesfornAnees commerce ct o'elock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

I'LL. sCHUBLk1H d Co, Siusic Depot, rem)ye
10 30 Bosdwsy Chiase Baiitns ne sfss'sss oss
French German, italian and American plbisaon IA iDsn1
vr million. An orders viii b. aenied % Win pro nnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
XTOODs ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HIsIO-

GlIvuss HOUSEHOLD STORIES sad GERMAN PoPU-
Lar TAILS svo. :. s. slt - -
IlELA; Or TIE ISLAND. IS ccl 3 si- -
LILA AT HONE IS Eit -
LILA Is ENGLAND Is ssnts slt 81 -, a. -
tn AEABIAS NiGlrTs. is vol! Illus-rsted II - g.
81 - CHAs s. FRANCIS Co 30 ~ Broatwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
IVA TO HER PAPA.--A beautiful Song, sung

T. ri,tls Corel Howard in rae play OF Uncle Toms CABIN q
the Naons Tisaisr with nmense Pgbhed ~ ioR,
Walls 80 So Boa1way = B-A edi1n q f1is eo1a
hes u been asd with bssutal yyaets Of L,te CofdsA'
FTosrsrf n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

south " iIeu,shurgh.-A public meeting Of the Second
MI Wlsm-bpeh ASSOCIATION viii he held ma whli:nson r. On
THURSDAY ENtNfNO Dec p 30 III Otcon tn p or or lh
A,s,se1 10 turchase Nornsn Van o. rand tq
10 be laid cut o div dd among Tue msmoefa
e,t ,cty froTuriuc Of the hole IN pr cry
pleesuut eaa tihy situated upon the limo u ihe s' su
aud between NJ rio anu
tr,c mile the ferries Every informant n may ~
this meg Al ted sge rcspscitqy IT, ird ~ arena
CHATLEs YOUNG Stcreery. JUN NlL7O'' ti''''ci~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

HOLIDAY POOKs and GIFTS. The Bible Hou
II - !. a. M.Ls0A Haa. ..l .L
IVA no LIE PAPA-A beaatIlaI song. b. ..

Y gvo Poop = sixteenth edition. ~ Df .
Dlk.ru Of 10 dom tdd ~ Dr Wn rsrasr lti Com ns
s.ouer Of Sew.Yosk Price ~, poe, ~ - =, 80. q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

III AEAbIlN NIDlFIc- y 20 IN = = 3
81 90 CEAs. s. FRANCIS 4 Go, 10. ~ bre.aEey.
Pubish&d Dc Is-h.
MUSICAL LETTERS from ABROAD; including
vi "a seeouns Ct Dusseldorf Birniahs snd Ncswh
~ ssl fosegher With description OF he Church Music
A. ell Is Concerts Of EszAsi fA1ce sHd Germany BY Lo~en
v..o Thee letter, written during eighteen Months spent
,ubo IN inland ana Europe in l52 and ass 5< pages
luo cloth Price g. receipt o. Enies seo2y VI 70 Sc,
nail Putlkhed BY MASON, bhOIhEhs' NO S'fA'kfo" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

,roisrrut Intelligence Once, and Lahcr *
sacnsc Nos aud q Caral New ioIs rue once Is % ~
$3.50 he Commit ouers tmiga1u Whoe can always 70
800 ley priubefs of Lsbofcr Servants ~ low ~ OF
ss aud persons eau their orders oiled by wns 70 ne '
the 10 pay 'ne st' -
n. ~s,f,ss rss tired No charged 10 employers
~" P las p. FA5AN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
hi rrEpAIrIE nnl CnRISTMAs-T hon.anll Of

1esrs enjoying IN anticipation tae psis1r Of ,as al re-
sion An AfPNO ~ AfE TASTEFUL piFf
aud b. relal aud gr IA a,Snio
he g, Try rgalt mad foslch wa oior our
Glefsic collect un ~ lands m every
variety orIch qu.se Budlng The NAgNlfiDESf VOL
UMF sued Is fh Ergh pub .c viii 90 ylld o. %, tijs
FLOWERs. BIRDS flCiJhi5 POETRY LEDbtD ADD
BALLAD every graceful shape mat Oh Nus ct1 dosn Sni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31
Baton Rouge Correspondence.
Baros RoyoE. January 2 ls''
lunfufr af ina VTfsfrpt

Baros RoruE January q le1''
Sarrtspountutf Of tbs gusftHt.
The d-mosras held large meeting here lat q 'sh',
The OBJ et Of il was to hear the arguments Of Seth Bar
TN up.n the Senatorial question. He convinced them
that SIR benjamin wss legally the Senator elect and
tbst election ought to take place letter from zen
Do~n upon the sstjrct announcing himself can
date has had ths effect q strengthening the opinions
those originally in favor Of the ueasstc and weaken
lng the opposition u thogs who were agisnst II hr
Blrtaii will b., strong competitor against the neral
It j. ,1 that Mr. Wider hss announced that be has
.nl g 10 say la the election d Senator and that Nr
Barton sU ng be elected cannot youch ir the truth
# Ihi- bui beard it good authority If i BE- true
NJ c9urss Mr. Barton stands no clEncc, 1t srumoT'
that Mr. Wider himse.f would Ike 70 be elected But
this undoubtedly Mt true The legislature and the
state could not possibly pare him a. this time and be
would Ike 70 leave sli where lle ii WORKING 70 50
much advantage
WHOM the question ol the Join. resolution eomgs up To-
morrow it will give rise to s,orny debate' but
think iAe opposition viii only b. ~ h cake of opposition
The whs. are seepig very quiet ah5u. it and oeieFe
large u ogi.y would be glad T. pgad ltwills'uttry
destroy the tic party in his ats rfid bued 70
such adv iua- ming esction, t!ats IatteToi poi
icy vi h the sh they would have real objections tols
paving Tnst an election would b, gross and volent
outruge no an iu hs proper ~ould deny and II
it be c4rrd out the party perpetratng II would ineTta
bly, fell to the groDHd
The most reliable information can gather upon the
subject is that resolutions will pass the llG1e but
will l, defeated by decided majority in the senate 1t
is Will knowu that Mr. Theriot, well as Others Of his
party violently opposed to it, and with tie small ma
ity two or three against if would cause its failure
Neither the Senate House did any thing this morn
nz of any moment whatever The nate have employed
four clerks for their different comitteesa most u'fsal
thing heard Senator remark on the floor that there
had been nine clerks appointed. and that only one bill
hs been enrolled This Is spending gooldsa of money
besides not getting along very smlriy with bu.iues
Both Houses indeed % b. determined that there
shall be no want Of clerks and that they w take th-ii
time TO 30 the business Of the session however much
members complain
The senate have been considering the pardon Of Brad
lev vino Killed the woman Neworssns some time since
They had the matter under advssment for several days
but nothing has done yet These hiHs7 are nomi
nay secret bat like the garden Of beauty that Moor
wrote Of they but caFesaiy kepsattsr an There
need Of great reform in this matter.
Yours. etc, CEpRiC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31
Washington Correspondence.
Correspondence Of tbF GTrsefat.
IN.-.Lr..--L... IL rp II l.

Of tbr Gusefnt.
WAsuI>o1oN, January Il, 1888
The senate has been very appropriately employed to-
day It has discussed and logessedthat Is lhe word
in this progressive ageyer private claims that ought
to have paid with interest long age The passags
Of bill paying some Of the heirs Of the gallant Gen
Green If the Revolution fail to give universal sat
isfacton Senator james. Of Rhode I-land-tbe birth
place Of Greeu-was ably and clnquautly supp rted by
senator Butler u South Carolina It pleasant ami
grateful to see the land If the spinning my thus hap
pig upied with the land Of the palmetto in rendering
u2tce the bard earned dues Of hero Of the kevou
tiona hero whose tuuds Oh our Revout7o airy an
mails iu place honor second only to that Of Wash
ington
I;ysins Railroad bill continues under discussion in the
senate The great point Of objection sens to he two
fold viz The inability ssl the lands asked for until
the road i built and the inability TO buid the road nhu
tb lands ayt sold! Tuis would seem to be dlemmi
which may hang up Mr. GSin's bill until the breath e
lite 70 saks The SENATOR'S possessed Of great tact ant
energy and if any one can force such bill or any bill
through the Senate it is he.
bill for Pacific road is about being introduced int
| the House by Hon slr Price, Of NswJersey, who ha
spt s,v. years on the Pacific coast Purser in I'll
Navy Ills bill provides for the construction Of the roa
without requiring the sale of lands to provide the mean
Some outlines Of this bill have been published but vi
send You the first authentic plan OF it.
NJ Mason OF HshL" y ueslt"u9 "a utueAue IA va
M report respecting the right Of way through rehuant,
pee hi, is matter Of vital interest to Ne~Orleans an
! i shall keep you posted up concerning it
There but very small prospect for the bill TO estab
! i,h Branch L 5 MINI at NeNYoTk Its discussion To
| dag In the House has produced ne effect
Il Is reported here that gentleman Of your city ha
applied to Mr. Mills American artist for specifics
ton for erecting bronze statue Of jackson in New
| Orleans Ii It should be done aud done well as th
here Lafayette square your citS n
cannot fail to be delighted D. SoIo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31
FT7Tl % u " y : ,
DUB FANNIE is DEAD,

she .loInbers where ne'er shines the iight
Where never blows the breeze
III. slumhers 1here tis always night
Beneath ths'ssiley trees;
Her golden ripglets loved TO lave
Her fair and graceful head
Now they're the sun-besnas u her grave
our playful Fannie's dead
There uas charm in all she did.
At every time and pisce--
4 somtt thing which could sot be chI1--
An inskgr~ssive greer
ITer mi g gtill Inz-r IN our dram
Lik- light through vap.rs shed
she Is not with us yet it ssems-
Our Fannie Is not dead.
sFe dW Il among us. Dream
Nhich could not aISays stay
Till. ike shs,iow On stream,
Her life did float away.
Zen 1satf ff seem 70 sympathisc
with sQft and solemn tread
lie stnl- her from our loving syes
Ard hid her With the dead
Sweet QUE she twined around our love
Like young summer sins-
She il our morning star above;
And win forever shine
Where never sears the heat or frost
Where lie and love are we'd
I'm mat far home where none are lost
Our Fannie il not dead JULIA,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

RALRoAU RECEIPTS The receipts Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad during the month Of December Sls
ll3 Of which $3.50 2ll were from the main aud
s309OS the Washington branch. showing increase
compared with the month last year OF S596I2
and this prior to the opening of the road to
Wheeling With nearly s2OOo9O monthly from way
freight aud travel the of receipts when the road
the conduit for the trade Of the Ohio will be far
ereater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

MNE uuNDRED DOLLARs REWARp. &

g,vUR LAKE BURGNE "a Frs -. ,s.s.5.4s-
b am MEXICAN GELT -NlSTEFtzs
ARGANt EAESf, D. erlltof J, ls52 .#.,,
E{- MEXICAN GULF Raj WAADal9 corner a. q 5'd Nflli ith
'ft md Chaut- Ess4rsIn PkOCloHfiLLF ss borsu-' us
veae m.s. Frs through tl'y erns tAirs" and
LHHvE TflE CRY ~ 81 An. LEAVE the LAKE Az ~
- u s.N.t ~ - "
~ Cogon street, o ell busnsss Of e tsai,for
busil. connect wl lbe STATE 4" AtH
{ lr3alt deceased ntpjv BAKtWELI Esu"''et 80 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

CAPTAINS WlvEs-At time there have been emu
merated in Honolulu the wives of twenty-five cap
tqus From such information be obtained it is
supposed that in six Of all whaling captains is accom-
panied by his wife The practice is annually increasing
This is feature in the whaling business. Probably
score of American ladies have visited the Arctic Ocean
during the past summer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Hon Robert Walker regret to see it stated Is still
confined to his and bed Washington lie is said
tn De suffering leg which wholly disables him
and some of his friends that under his other ailments
amputstiou may become neeessary-or Hhat is worse.
he may be carried o by the general debility OF his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

DEsrn 4 FRsoAs YIrIArEs a LIFE INsrRANcp.-A Mr..
Harper who had his life insured at office in St Louis
gas killed in fracas with DR. Cornell Ills aiministra-
sued the company for the amount but the Court de-
cided that they were not bound TO pay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Rfrupr,uoN IL EuForE -rhe QUEEN Of Portugal has
recently issued decree virtually repudilng the fnsu
eial obligations Of bcr Government BY this decree all
the Eve per au fur per ceat stock Of that kingdom
is converted a blw without apology compensation
into three per cents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

TIE PsWuoNINc PewEEA bill has been reported in the
Pennsylvania Senate requiring the Governor whenever be
shall pardon any convict to to be published soon
practicable thereafter week for two weeks in at
least newspaper printed in the county in which the
leniteuiary jail in which such convict shall be con-
fired may be located orin which such accused person
may reside the if any which have Influenced him
in granting such pardon together with the if
OF such persons who may petitoned for the pardon
rrantrI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

FOR BoSToN-Regul9r Line Of Pack ~

=. as The bark Gypsy, tinr h. master har4a ~ es
.-rlTafl H-r larsa going totri, VIII have
gr. h a.sfasA. For lalan u .F'i4ht ally 70 49, . -.
- tfrh y. iih H9V - N5ALiN 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

The sister Of General Pierce (wido of the lat. 9oners
John McNel for whose relief the House hn just paesel
special pension bin by overwhelming majority had
been in vain pressing raims Congress Tor years
p14ytr since the death Of her distinguished husband
rhr sae3 f1Ftupe al the brother. however he harry
nfrsnseA hsr fortunes sisn end shr gets hrr pension
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

LrRUoR Law ~ RHopE IsLAND-The Rhode Island Sem
in the passed by the House at
session authorizing private houses to be searched
upon evidence that liquors kept there for sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

NTwYoRE ESTR4yAGAxcr.--Jon John A. Dix in re-
cent lecture before the Historical Society made the follow
ing very Just remarks
Nothing be unwise than the erectian Of costly
dwelings which only be maintained by princely for
AZ the death Of the head Of the family and the
diyon Of the alcef ra property Of the children
general rule has enough to support the establish
Inent and it passes into other hands. Nothing eau be
more cruel to children than u bring them up with eXpec
tsti0ns which cannot be fulfilled and with habits Of life
which they compelled to abandon The parent for
the sake Of few years Of oseDtaon invests large por-
on of his estate in splendid dwelling with the certain
ty that his death will be the signal for the expulsion Of
his children from IT, Nothing can br more inconsiderate
# il done without reflection, more uDireng II 1t i
done with full view Of the inevitable consequences
Look for the splendid mansions Of thirty years ago and
., what has become Of them Scarcely remains in
the family BY which 1t gas construct They board
Ing houses places Uf public exhibition, OF the workshops
If fashion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

srlRirr ALIsM ~ WAsFuNGroS. The Alexandra (Va)
Gazette learns that variety Of what called spiritual
manifestations took place At the house Of the Postmaster
neral in Washington the other evening in the pre-
sence Hen John Bell Governor Davis Professor Henry
and other gentlemen Tables moved without apparent
aepncy danced to the Yankee Doodle and other
gave evidence Of being possessed by some extaor
diaary influence The Gazette does understand that
any profes5ed ghost, medium was present We
do not wish TO be immoderae in requests but We
would be much obliged to the spirits if they would assist
The Po.tmaster General in moying along the mails.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

The anniversary Of the birthday Of Franklin was cee
brated by the Printers MON at Buffalo, in splendid
elaborate Among the toasts the follow
ing
J3e Masiciaa otibe Mind At whose will the lightning
iorsOog the heavens become the messenger Of mau
Nr Leyien Of the Buffalo Commercial offered also the
following sentiment.
Printers TPfrcs-AIay they always have plenty Of
saa caps the heads Of their H original articles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Tim LoCisyflLE uaTEL The Louisville journal Of the
IL says that notwithstanding the fire in this fine hotel
breakfast served usual the morning after in one
d he wings a who is charged with setting the
luiidng lire, is undergoing examination
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

The Hon Rufus Choate has been appointed Attorney
General for the State of Massachusetts which appoint
ineut he has accepted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

The subscription OF stock the theatre and opera
house at the Merchant Exchange Boston, had reached
SlGiOOO Friday evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Ri0pE ISLAND SENA1oR-On the 2st, the Rhode Island
refused join the House to 60 into election for
H. Senator, and the question is supposed to be settled
flr the present session.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Among the passengers who embarked from England,
early in October last for Calcutta, Father Mathew
the noted teetotaler, five other Roman Catholic
Priests Their business in India as is reported is The
foundation Of a Roman See at Hyderabad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31
DAILY CRESCENT.
LATE Publications.


From J. c Morgan. adjoining the Post-ofiice
\ FoRtSfGHr IRELAND. by Sin y. Heah Bart " fut
nam 4 Co. New York
This is No ~ putnan's Semi Monthly Library Sir
Head is lively and sketchy and his htsty glance
at matters and things ireland will b. found interest
ing The pub-hers credi, for their ensrpFs" in
furn-hng really good rsadipg published in excellent
style at the low price of twenty five cents "unber
TaE Lrcg or BaHpr LY~poS by W Thackrray. Two
volumes Appleton \ Co, New York
This is "a number q Arpl"tons excellent Popular L-
bray and appear. be the history Of an uhprincped
adventurer ricked in the usual ornsncn q success
at first aud stripped Of tsm at last in the debtor jail
Gr4nAM's M,eAtixl, February No. philadelphia
Th. Il ono The numbers Graham ha ever Issued
1t is decided improvement, and gives evidence II he
energy and epterphs Of tile proprietor The literary
matter IS excellent particularly the tip to The south Of
Ireland. Several au!clss numerously illustrated BY
excellent wood engraving Among the steel sngraTines
the Carpet Of solomon Is a very fine one. Graham als9
furnishes piece Of music
CoDE, LADY's Book, February No L A Cooley Phil4-
dolphin
Cooley furnishes the usual quantity Of illustrations
fashion plates music aud literary matter,
Morgan sends the three last numbers Of witty
ioy comical sarcastic Punch and the three last mum
bers Of that magnificent paper the London illustrated
News cue Of them The Christmas nuulbe. and really
splendid issue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

At the same time exported Of specie and above
the import of the same, S9l l7O5el This makes our
total export about three millions less than the Imports
for which unit have gone in debt, OF course But
have had TO pay very heavy interest ON debts
previously contracted abroad 1t Is evident that this d
ference between exports and imports is TAR from rrt
sentng the real amount this yssr added 10 our foreign
liabilities
The export Of tobacco las increased about hreeuar
tors Of milton Of rice. one uarrr OF bread,tuii> and
provisions, tour millions The export ot domestic nIer-
rnandi-e has fallen II, nearly tweny-turr millions and
half aud OF specie hasncreased thirteen millions and
quarter
rhe Mint at Phadclphia has coined during the year
fifty and half mll"ns Of geld, Ss47S OF silver
and SOL VI f copper The Branch Ains have coined
I about So 7u0O.UO0,
new issue Of silver coin reduced in value to CORES
pond with the reduced value Gf gold is rec nmcuded
also recommended i,su certificates IL these WIN
deposit bullion the mint iur coIuaEf ghci eeTuitltr
shall be received Tor all dues 10 the United stats TIM
being dome the present bullion iund & " u Py suta
epos ers could be dispgn-sd with, AID applied a. h'
paymsnt OF the public debt THESE certificate Wuult
a.sU afford nent mode Ol Transferring Tie ruhl'
money place % place without tie 4Spnse tud fl~h
f sending specie present They thGuld br Ttdet M
able AT tho mint al any time twenty days from The
assay Of the bullion To avoid nvrierenc With The c&-
changes OF the country aud consequent uconyeuience
the department thy should only be received for pu6h
dues 10 the vicinity Of their place Of Issue as lho
At san Francisco the Pacific coast those issued al
NewUrleans the ports Of the Gulf ot Mexico, etc Ii
however the present system Is continued and lht huio
fund maintained it will be Impossible to REFUGE th'
balance in the Treasury below twelve mhnon 70 carry Oh
the independent treasury.
The Coast Survey the eastern and western shores
the Republic rrporttiD be going trAArd sfactot,
Mr. uurwiu advises that the Gov rnnrnt bnid no NOR
marine hu.pals. bul Instead make a'raugp mrnt Will
local hospitals tbc OF sick and dislhrd ssn'su
such are the l,Ni < points and recommendations 4
this important n Ia Point Il style u is alr'tra
hle larld bltsiu -7uks c0gent aud comprehensive
. honorable ta the distinguished statesman from whom
! ,manatcs. u, Y. irhnn"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

SuETEfAsl RERot 81 Loliss--Co Alton II. Eastou has
usen appointed aud confirmed Treasurer Of St
ouis He has for many years been chief clerk in the
office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

IN .s1,ure.p critic sho has attended both the rvai
operas with view toa comparison between tine two ms
tinsu.shyd 5ss aog- gives the following as ms ar''n
crate opinion;
Fbe ouly iiE-renee. beyoud doubt
rwixt Sultar snd Alhnui,
fe that The Eats s5ul-krsi,
Tin. a! her .ql-rIf0nE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

The Harpor have published the third volume Of Lamar
tines History Of the Restoration of the Monarchy in
France
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Mai A. e. johnson has elected Brigaler General
he forces which to be raised IN Florida to expe the
: In.lin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

SAILING OF 1HE PACIIic -Ths L {. mail steamship
Pacific Capt Nyc sailed from NewYork fer Liverpool at
noon on Saturday the Goth with fifty passengers
The Pacific board the heaviest cargo she has
carried and will draw not less than twenty-five feet
Under these circumstances it would be unreasonable tC
xpset that she will make very short passage.