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BIAZOS S.dJVTI.d GO.

VIII leave THURSDAY, May 4. Al 8 o'clock s.
HiSOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO. <9EEFs.
= Regular New u Ma LiHas lszAIas
The new and magnificent steamship PERSEVERANCE
Awess commander, will passage,
ing very superior state accommodations, apply to-
HARRIS q MORGAN, foot OF Julia street,
opposite tbs Steamship Landing
~ Shippers should provide themselges with the bn
'adins. No other form will be iigned. nps
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL II 1854
SUNDRIESS--SUNDRIES.

bbls. Tallow just received and
" for sale tly A. DELAGRAvEa Co., ii Magazine NH
Z EEF-300 barrels Mess and Extra Mess.
For hals BY s. II. KENNEDY L. CO,
mII1 Tet NJ.
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WHERE MAY RECT BE FOUND.

WHERE MAY RECT BE FOUND.
Tell me, ye winged winds
That round my pathway roar
Do You not know some spot
Where mortaia weep no more
Some Ions and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the West
Where, free from toll and pain
The weary sot;l may rest 2 A
The low winds softened 10 = whisper low,
And sighed for pity, az tfit answered--- Nor
Tell me, thou mi i ~ deep,
Whose hilowt rosnd me play,
know'st thou soiHs favored spot.
Some island far away, To
Where uretched man may apd
The bliss for which he sighs
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never dies?
The iond waves rolling in perpetual fow
Stopped for while. and answered. No.u
And thou, serenest moon VI 8@
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth, ~ i
Asleep in mis- hts embrace y
Tell me, in all thy rounds 77'r r
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man 2
Might find happier lot3
Behind cloud the moon Withdrew in woe
And voice sweet but sad responded -
Tell me, my secret soul
o. tell me, Hope and Faith
LIS there no resting place
From sorrow, sin and death &.
Is there no happy spot
Where mortsis may be blessed,
Bll Where grief may find a balm
And weariness rest?
Faith, Hope and Love, best hoons to mortals given
waved their bright wings and whispered Yes !;
Heaven ~
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GUNNY BAGS--S0O bales extra heavy, fol-
Nh sale arrive by sH KENNEDY l. CO.
. mh90 Tieb 1unjln1tSs
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REEF-300 bbls Mess and Extra Mess, land
~ ing and fer sse by s.HKESNEDy d CO,
IN rann
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HsL0Uk--600 bblg sine 81. Louis for enls by
"a, tsssl Il y. aEsaser n GO, IL aesesyisasss sla
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NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND

/ FAcToRY-sAWtNG, TURNING AND FLAMING MiLI.-
ahoganY, Walnut Oak ASH Poplar
lumber constantly hHpd Newel Bauster1
awning Poets and stdiuga Of description AlBo
Pensacola Fire t'E sn Lime, Cement orders
executed with tsthrh Factory
oppoaits tho Ness Aea ei9ts1 JULES A. BLANC
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NUMBER 81
DAILY CRESC CENT
THE NEW ORLEANS pALLY cREScENr

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE Ro. 81 81. CHARLES STREET.
WIN regularly suhbets city 1s
every tardey ercep'ed fa q
The ocies, Is week. psysSle 20 The sfrerp.
TIE CALCULATION
Of the CRHsessr Day Weekly
nnsdnn TO Adysrtsers. As
FAMILY PAPER
etreraates largely and sary ss ss
totsuies aisaatageoEsly
V ieaas No 10 the city cula,es erteus sose
0UH TERMS
are srsh s7 atsssa sud patronage OF tas o. III
rEENs OF <pvsRTTsIsss
sasare q Ten ltsesa in ali n ~
hserS satHsgssHt teeren. 81
fs2e
for sh9rtsr sime. w = = - 2 : AtfFS
charged accordingly. = w ~ 80
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,EyOR HAMBURG The A fast sail ,f@se
H ing bark HANsA, Capt. schu,t now ioaiing and 4aG
will have qnek Dispatch For freight bslss Cotton
j. r. WHITNEY d Co. 81 Camp u.
tF- For paspnye apply 10 tho CAPTAIN on board. ans
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VOLUME VII.
HaMBURG.

TSOR HAMBURG The fast sailing ~
40 Norwegian ahp PRINz OSCAR, Capt. sephan SAasfsy
loading and will quick dispatch For freight Of 4o
Cotton, apply Z. WHITNEY co. OIL Camp st
tB For passege. apply to the Captain on aps
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The HuLsEaANN LITTER. The Boston cor
respondent of the N. Y. Post says that Hon.
OF the celebrated Hulsemann letter which was
attributed to Mr.. Webster. The writer says:
This claim of Mr.. Everett has created terrible
commotion among the executors of Mr. Webster,
and the very small circle among whom it has
transplred The feeling generally among them
is, that Everett, after having SO long consented
to the literary fraud which. for political pnr-
poses, had been practiced upon the public, he
has no business to come forward now and dis
turh the matter As the editor and eulogist of
the Great Expounder, he had glorifed him as
the author of that letter, and no longer was in
position to reclaim any of the honor Of it, even
if it belonged to him. On the otner hand, Mr..
Everett's friends think that the glory of the
letter can no longer do the deceased any good,
and may do Mr.. Everett great deal, and that,
because he lent man his coat in cold weather,
there was no reason why he should not have it
back again when tResweather becomes warm.
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viii leave SUNDAY. April 10, At o'clock A.s. g.
Y fHTOR GALVESTON, lNDrANOLA, ,PoRT .ssEEE3,
IL LkvACA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Regnar New
oreaaO and Texas Unted Slater Mail Line
ehipThe and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA,
miah smith asr ~ w leave as above aadg eEa, The
Bas) without charge For freight having very
parior state accommodations, apply 3a
HARRIS a MORGAN, foot OF Julin street.
opposite the Stennship Landing.
E This limo ia own piot on Pnaa Cnyno
will hereafter run in nnd uperyson m
nnll
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RHODE ISLAND EnEeT1oN-Anosher glorious
Whig victory has been achieved in Rhode Island.
Since the recent successes of the party in this
State and in Connecticut, the administration
party will likely not ask the question 'sis the
Whig party sill alive .'
foot up, Hoppin, Whig, el12; Diamond. Dem,
64s4; scattering, 231 Hoppin's majority evsr
all, 2S97. The Senate stands. Wings 10; Dem
ocra1s and Independents, Is. Housas Nhigs.
Ii. Democrats and Independents. n Wig
majority 90 joint ballet. TO-
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AN HISKY--250 bbls. Raw, high proof,
Wv ardDg apfnrIboat q rand Turk. F0rs Il by
mhll JuSEPH LANDS 4 co. 33 Tehonpitoaiah a,
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The correspondence between Messrs. Cutting
and Breckenridge is published tits not very
bellgerent. Each party disclaimed having
challenged the other, and both claimed to be
the challenged party. Mr. Cutting didn't un-
derstand the use of the rifle (Mr Is weapon)
and Mr.. Breckenridge knew that Mr. G. with
his weagen "a pistolS would pink him. So they
both thought that discretion the better part
Of yalor, and each withdrew their offensive
epithets and extended tothe other renewed as
surances of Distinguished Consideration.
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HENRY CLAY SFEAKNG FoR THE UN1os.-
The suhjoined communication from Gen. Leslie
Combs will be read with deep emotion by every
whig in the land, and with interest BY every
American Of every party whose love of the Union
has not been blunted by sectional or fana,icaI
preJudice. In devotion to that Union, as our
supreme national interest," next to public liberty,
his patriotic soul was bound up and for ifs nre
servation he was ever on guard These resoIu-
tlons from his pen, now for the first time made
public, come to us like o voice from the grave,
enforcing anew the chief object of his life, tho
Union of the States, now and for eyer;s'
WAsHsaroS April 5, 1854.
lnasmuch as Mr. Clay's name has been fre-
auently mentioned and his opinions alluded to
in the recent debates on the Nebraska bill, I
feelit to be due to his memory as we'll as to the
truth of history to give to the public the follow
ing resolutions, which were written by him and
enclosed TO me at Lexington, Kentucky, in a
letter dated washington % | December %
The words g within the Territories recently
acquired from Mexico, = in the second resolution.
were interlined by him With this exception
there is no change from the original draueht in
the slightest particular.
His object was to have them, or some similar
ones; presented to the people of Kentucky, with
out distinction of party, at public meetings to
be called for the purpose
Very truly, our most obedient servant.
LESLIE CoMBs
l. Resoiped, That this meeting is firmly at
tached to the union of these States, aud that
they go for it one and indvisible, now and for
ever
2. Resolved, That whilst this meeting would
be most happy that tie controrerted question of
slavery within the Territories recently acquired
from Mexico should be settled in manner sa-
tisfaetory to all parties of the Union, no settle-
ment OF 1t, whatever it may be, will create any
just occasion for dissolving the Union
8. Resotped, That this meeting behoIds, in
the dissolution of our glorious Union, no remedy
for any alleged evils, real or imaginary, but .
great aggravation of them all, and contemplate
that deplorable event as the parent of other
calamlties far traDscending in magnitude and
fatal consequences any of which complaint is
now made,
4. Resofped, That, as far asdepends upon us,
we will stand by. support, and uphold the Union
against all attacks from without OF within, and
against all ultraism, whether at the North or
the South, National Intelligencer
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E,SOR LIVERPOOL.-The fast sailing ,4$sA
II Norsegian bark AMERICA, Captain Jsnsen having kAz
psst Of her engaged will early dispatch. For
apis fs assHfDcE m IA 81 cbar,e. st,set
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EIs0R LIVERPOOL.-The A / fast sail .4SSsgS
a ing American ship JANE H. GLIDDEN, Captain 4AAAzs
A. Child having large her engaged will have
dsnhtnh For balance of freight appl5
aplI I. j. III hstIBRIDGE & co. So st. Charles st.
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STEAMSHIPS SHIPS.
pERa CRLJZ.,

-. W Hleave SATURDAY April l5 al 8 O'CLOCK a.
E5s0R VERA GRU III. IS. Mail Line .ssssEsS,
- Ihs new and nHgaifceal Steamship TEX AS,
tta9o ioDs onrthen Henry pnea will for veh,
~ above puhctuaiy carrying tha u S. Malls.
r.,. -. r ste saof raasage..--
ina found. .,sH
freight byhg elegant accommodations
and hteersge pnaser rgers apply to
opposite the SsnmBhip Landing.
Passengers provide ihsmsslyeH with passports
Mexican Consul ap2
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"A LE-35O casks Edinburgh Ale, in quarts and
IN pins. For sails
nh,s HI. STONE co., !, Gravier street.
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ENUR LIVERPOOL The new A ] at s5gassa
u Logd,a Brtish bark HENRY MILLER, Captain Sshns9G
Putt loading, and viii
heavy freight or 800 bales Cotton, apply 10
J. II. ASEIBRib5E 4 CO. So ST. Charles street.
E For paasage having splendid Slater apply
10 hs Captain on bosrd at Pest District. npis
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A. IN LTVERPOOL,--(Ta Takes no Grain s515sss
y II. hns fast sailing American ship CLAKIsSA kAAS
GERRIER, Captain Knapp, oadiag q1eE
j. p. WHITNEY 4 CO, 81 Camp street,
49, For passage apply Captain board. anil
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4 EMONs AND ORANG ES-Landine this
day from Palermo, Giovanni Battisia at Reef Murfe-
. ig0 ch ice sic.ly Lemons, and 100 ORANGES,
Also, 30 tons BIRTHSTONE For sale by
mil BARETIJ& ar c,m,,nn ,,,aa. T.
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HORN-345 sacks, landing from steame
sarAnnk No q u 81 daley -. ~
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ENOR LIVERPOOL The A ] fast sail. IN
u American ship INTERNATIONAL, captais SAsalkg
s9W nov loading and will have Immediate Dispatch For
~ $50 bales Cotton, apply TO
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EsRANDY PEACHES - 80 boxes Brandy
y psAssss tS sss w =, COCHRAN HAtI ~ assss IL
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E.fOR LlVERPOOL.-(T Takes no Grain aTIaN.
The la Loyds fast sailing British bark FLYINGfA
tUBLDEKs, Captain Bownrigs oadng,
dsisdae dispatch For freight cstton apply
Up. WHITNEY & co, 81 Camp atrset.
F%" For passnze, apply TO lte Captain board. apIa
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CaDIZ.
NE M YORK.

I - To aaE day after 0morrows@
EyOR NEW York; Hurlbut & Co.'s .s@A
9TH. remarkably fast sailing regular psake. sh S&
JOHN o. COsTER, Foster requires 16i hhs
complete her loading viii aa ahoye freight which, apply
ts = BOGERT, WILLIAMS q 90 Camp st.
w passage, having excellent apply
between the Markea Second Disct
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LIVERPooE.

He3OR LIVERPOOL.--Th fine fast sail IN
Il Ing American ship RAJAIS, eaptap Jants,
esdng, and will receive nsdiae dBpaieh For reg6s
hsivs Cotton apply to
orWM. CHEEvy 80 Nachez RIreet. I'm
aSF- For Thesage, apply To ihe taptan
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E1yOR NEW YORK. The fast sailing sEsss
IL brig FLORANCE LEMUEI, Gsge m ,stsr has, SSEhHg
the her viii have
FOR balance Of freight paassgs, apply To-
GEO, w. HYNS0N. MP strret
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ENAINTS AND COLORS--Tbe snbacr;horo

Agsnis for Lewa mnnuaetory Phlad-phia, Chrome
Green ana Ieo dry nDd oil Chinese Blue, Scarlet
LithHrg=, Red Lead, f~ '"'
fep!s zE. j. HART & CO ~ Tcho1ti.onIa atras4
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AILS--5UU kegs, Agawam brand, good as
U sortrnent, for sale by s. ii, Kennedy d co
rsr. Al
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sS For paasaEs, apply 10 The Captain board. spii
Ey0R LIVERPOOL L--( Takes no Grain ~,
TIE very fast saipg American ship PARTIIE- SAaf
MA, Captain Graves, Loading, and will
paen. tvr freight Of $50 bales Cotton. app
J. 2. WHITNEY & Co 81 Cnnp street.
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EISOR NEW York; Merchants Line -
u Thc sailing sgnar packet bark YANKEE ESAAE
BLADE, loading Mllbank,s y.
eite with qnck dispatch For freight
pnssage having superior accommodations apply board
BOGERT, WILLIAMS co. 10 m
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Il The fast calling ship OT0M0C0, Capt Howes SAAA2
n her engaged will have immediate dispatch
sAEa unly, apply 10 the Captain on board,
iauqs = r. WHITNEY CO. Al Ca,ep stre4t.
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ESOR NEW YORK-(Merchant Line.) ~
The fast saiug packet bark IRO, Captain Young SG
nding post ~ Third District win with
For balance d freight having good ppy
N board or to
aul q o. Cannst strnet.
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n an. NhlGoN . CAbD.-l Will use no otner
NJ ar the advertisement than
bv length Prnee become all those complaints
called syphit For nearly fifteen years
Ay sole bgsnrss treat those there lies he ey that
isune haze attention class
the aud khnw tt N better than hey do That is what
insisting
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS SORE
THROAT etf etc. inRt familiar the things
o tally observaton which without vanity
other merit than That oi
eject in few
hose Of longer dhaen without submitting thu patient such
OF treatment viii him
oee him to neglect ars whether without within The
diet need not he altered There Orleans
could proofs ths these that
secrecy, which always inviolablv ese,ve.
Ihave which
satisfied at reputation aire-dy sufficiently abished.
Constant attendance from in the morning o'clock night
w. WATSON, Nj. D,
WAisoN mas removed to No. 81
ROYAL and Bourbon streets d9o IHdkW
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-30
How to Make Love,

A bashful gentleman, who had for some
time admired a young lady without dar-
ing to disclose his passion, sitting near to
her one Sunday, at church, hit upon the
following method of declaringit: Taking
up his Bible he handed it over to her, hav-
ing first turned down leaf on which he
had marked with a pencil the following, in
the epistle of St. John, ed chapter, 9th
verse: "And now l beseech thee, lady,
not as though / wrote new command
ment unto thee, but that which we had
from the beginning, that we love one an
other" The lady, in few minutes, turn
ed down and marked, Ruth, 1st chapter
18th verse: ''Whither thou goest will
go; where thou lodgest will lodge; thy
people shall be my people; thy God my
God. Where thou diest / will die, and
there will I be buried also. The Lord do
so to me, and more also if aught but death
part thee and me-"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-30
WHOLE NO. 4a9.

of floor, and gave US an opertunity to In
spect an Egyptian temple, in better state
of preservation than any which we have
seen. The massive columns of the por-
tico are but little injured by time or vic.
lence; the walls are still standing and the
sculptures and hieroglyphics in state of
comparative completeness; the roof is
preserved; and the interior rooms and
chambers, though more or less defaced
from various causes, enable one to form
a good idea of the internal arrangements
of an ancient temple devoted to the wor
ship of an Egyptian deity. Without ptg-
tending to enter into an accurate descrip-
ton of the various portions of the tenn
pie. may mention that the portico is
supported by twenty-four columns, the
circumference of each of which, [ found
on measurement to be nearly twenty nine
feet. The portico is open to the front,
above the screens that unite six of its
columns; and in each of the side walls is
a small door way. To the porsico, Iuse
Wilkinson words-succeeds a hall of six
column with three rooms on either side;
then central chamber. Communicating
on one side with two small rooms, and On
the other with stair case. This is fol-
lowed by another similar chamber, with
two rooms on the west and on the east
side) Immediately before ansisolatedsanc-
tuary which has passage leading round it
and communicating with three rooms on
either side: The total length of the tenn
pie is about two hundred and twenty feet,
by ninety-four, or across the portieo
, hundred and fifty feet; its date, accord
to the inscription on the fHet of the cor
nice of the por.ico, is of the time of the
Emperor Tiberius ."-Gpencer. BasF
It is here that we get good idea of
the worship Of Isis whose image is only
where upon the wall. prefer to give
) the Specification Of that worship in the
, language of DIR. Hawks.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-30
fro BE CONTINUED.
An Eccentric Belle!

The Marriage of Bodisco, the obese old
Russian minister to voting and beautiful
girl, near Washington, some years ago,
created quite "a talk. All wondered at the
strange taste ofthe girl. We must confess
woman is very often an eccentric creature,
especially after reading Othello, and the
following facts of the Bodisco love scrape
Says writer: a 5,.,d
The old, hairy Russian was one day
walking with friend out toward George
town Hights, when he passed a boarding
school for young ladies, and was attracted
by fair girl Of sixteen, who stood swing
ing her bag, and talking with great anima-
ton to some of her companions.
sWhois that beautiful girl? WHO'S she?
eagerly asked he; but his friends could not
inform him.
The door opened, and in she went TO her
states and books, all unconscious of the
dagucrreotype that glance had left on the
heart of that brave Russian minister
The next day, and the following saw him
taking the same walk, which subsidized to
very slow step as he approached the build
ing, and looked earnestly atevery door and
window, May day was at hand, and was
to be celebrated as usual in the school, by
some simple festivities, and the choice of a
Queen from among the number; and this
year the floral royalty happened to fall on
Miss Harriet Williams, the very girl who
had so instantly enthroned herself in the
admiration of the foreigner
''Just before May-day, the Principal
was surprised to receive note from the
Russian envoy at Washington, expressing
great interest in education, and begging
permission to be present at the festival of
May-day, which it would give him par
ticular pleasure, as a stranger1to the Gus
toms of the country, to witness. Consent,
of courss, was very graciously granted,
and the occasion was as charming as youth
and flowers always make it. AT the end
of the term, Miss Harriet announced that
she would notattend any school any more.
"What! not graduate? oh, why not? Are
you going away?" But she shook her
head, laughed, and kept her own counsel;
and in a few weeks was the wife of the
Russian Minister. She has accompanied
her husband once ortwice to Russia, where
she was very much admired, and known
as the american Rose" Her face had
regularity of feature, but was particularly
distinguished for exquisie coloring. Mo-
thing could surpass the chestnut brown
Of her hair, the bright gray blue of her
eyes, nor the hue of the lilly and the rose
SO delicatey blended in her complexion.
Perhaps her figure had too much EN- bon
point for perfect symmetry but she moved
with grace and dignity. Although there
was a great disparity of years and great
difference in appearance and character, be-
tween herself and husband, it seems to
have been very happy union"