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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

& Q 10 rest to the highest befths be allowed: The
Post Office patronage would be then eouoeo 70 Iva
lowest value and il would not much matter then
who possessed it.
Cholera i very bad in Epg'ant. Among its vic
tins IA Lord Joceyn. He was tie son In law oil
Viscountess PalmeTston. He man OF some
talent aud would have made much better man
fLau his father, the bgoted oil tory and Orange
man the Earl of Rojen.
court martial wbi b has been sitting for some
time Lieutenanf Perry, Of ire Forty sixth regi-
nent pas excited gfeat interest on acc 'unt OF the
proofs ii has AFFORDED Of the disgusting pAsmes Of
English officers Their infamous oppressios Of any
officer who Is not gentleman of raak and fortune,
ami OF the lying and false sweaf ing with which
these sticklers for gentle boDi have been guilty
the court martial-aso the want OF fairness on the
mart OF the in jges towards e iniures party-ali
these tli0gs have had the effect of disgusting the
peo le more and with aris,ocra,ic prsten3ions
"a this country.
Espsrero d litely again to fail ia Spain. through
his ysDt of sternpes snc wig II, asd his taings IN
fayoring every one that ,asts Of royal blood. He
is now in league with lsab la, u allow Christina
10 leave Span with the hofad. OF pelf OF which she
has robbed the nation. Narvaez viii again step IN,
by an by and prevent all the go d that Espartero
might accomplish II he had sufficient nerve.
There is Post Office publication here. called the
Post .f,,sce Daiy Pncket Last published ut the
General Post Office. III this list fdr play has never
been sho Sn TO the United States jackets in an
bouncing beir arrival and depastu e. as II the pub
lie not interested in sending letters by them.
There hss never been the came publicity given to
the Collins steamers as TO Guards, in the Post
Oflics publication,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
The ProroTat1On OF the EnRlish Paxliameut.
THE SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMATIC C0RPs-rHR QUnNsu

The Propagation OF the English Parliameus.
THE SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMATIC 0oRPs-rHE QUznNss
SPEROH.
Parliament was pr0rogued by Her Majesty -
SATURDAY. August 18th, With the usual State forma-
!ities. vast assemblage Of persons osllsoteA
In St. Jamess Park and along the line Of route, ~
whom the Queen and Prince Oonsort were received
with enthusiastic demonstrations OF loyalty.
The House Of Lords met at half past oo-, ct Which
hour the body OF the house was flied vi ladies a.
tired In the lightest textures and g. est hues q
SIMMER millinery. The benches reserved for tie
diplomatic body ~e,e, ~ usual resplendsnt wysh
stars. CROSSES, ribands and orders but the sca 1t
and gold ant blue and silver Of Earopsan miik
tHry and court costume were upou this 0ccasa0o
exposed TO severe ordeal In bsiug brought int
juxtapoetion with the magnificent statN dross q
sme Asistic princes. rs Highness Mahaeejah
Dopleep Sinph, attred In the superb costume Of hs
rank and natioo, occupied seat upon t,o wess
50 X, by conmaud or Her Majesty, fsotn6 ne
throne, ard in the s0e gallery reserved Tor dss'n-
guisted foreign vi-iters, were His Hlghnsss 9oo
am Mahommtd, his Highness Feroze 6nah, eod sce
Rajsh Of Coorg, clad ir the most exq 1stse produ e
Of y looms of India. rheic sbawls add siks o. gold
and silver tssue, covered With bA.oAri pearl aaa
gold" attracted many admiring gtances, ana sbo
eye OF royalty itself paused 70 rest upon toe easy
an actful folds Of their attire. BY the side 81
which the garner r. Of civilized Europe looked In
6nitely piosaic end devoid q tsste- In the gAlasy
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with artillery and Stores Il il hastily concluded that
the same thing may happen again. But this Is Q
case in which such thing having happened once,
+ the very reason why il should y happen agaio.
Such an expedition could succeed only BY sur
prise-only in season Of prolonged black FROST
OILY after q well asked survey-only when the
party to be attacked had no advantage from the
g! good viii Of the native pepulsticn-only when
nearer coast-only when good many moro things
may be depended on which are mot at all likely
to occur on more than ono occasion. The Aland
people win know. the state Of the ice quite as
well a. any Russian ,outs. The allies Will GER
tainly not be caught BY surprise. There a.e many
chances to one against the season favorinE even
the setting out Of such An expedition; and much
more improbable i It that there will not be epen
hsrbors and creeks, and channels which may be
improved into very enectual trench by the labor
at command. Our stout fellows would enjoy keep.
ing trench open, BY axe, saw, and even powder
whether the foe on the other side be wolves or cubs
Of the great Russian bear. They win invent in
fernal machines to blow up the ice, and make
shorter work Of 1t than the Gear has vet done
with our ships. An ice rampant or trench might
be made at much less cost Of toll and human life
than the Ice palace OF former Gar, or than that
coffee, heated like an oven because Nicholas Was
impatient, where the workmea were made to wear
caps OF ice after scores OF their comrades had fallen
from their scaolds ard died of b. ain fever In time
harder things than holding the Asnd Isles through
"inte' agsinst discou aged foe II IL should DO
Iecefsar, to hold them. IL can Of course be doue.
TIE Russians are to march from st. Petersburg
the ice, the transit is perilously long. Who can
I'll what the ~ibtry winds Of the Gulf Of Fiadlana
are, away from tie shelter of the forests The
at road IL not like that OF the stcppes. IL Ia sub
]. ct to avalancbes and ali manner ofimpracticabili
ties. Inc dr0ilest notion OF all ID Of an army OF
skaters--of thousands Ct men balancing themselves
IN edge like Mahsmst's uridge, against tse guns
of fortI6csti0n. British soldiers aud sailors are
nd Of Quots and ninepins, and never did they ses
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ine and Il II she who 10 most Interested In the free
navigation Of the Danube. Il IL not, consequent
~ to, much to require her to give IN active and
GipcAro 90 QnerAtiau.
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wa ana Wallach1a, and tue proclamation or an ar
OF the retreat Of the invading armies beyond tine
Pruth. Tee prejudice which Russia, according to
the testimony Of Aust 10 and Prussia, bears to the
&c maj ic Confederation by not re-entering within
it's territorial limits subssts consequently In full
ard not only does Il be oms aggravated by its dura.
ON, but also BY the fin de non yeccroiy OF which
the legitimate representations which it had raised
have just been the object
The Cabinet Of st. Petersburg II is true adheres,
1t says, to the principles laid down In the protcol
Of tie 9th OF Al Ri but the presence Of the Russian
troops on the Ottoman territory already takes from
that declAraticn-whirh wish to examine closely
the greatest part OF it's value. The evacuation Of
tbe Prncipaties H. in fact. the primary condition
Of the integrity Of tie Turkish empire and the fact
OF their occupation constitutes fagrsnt violation
OF European right
it the more readily because attempt is ma ie to
contest tide ives from tie passage Of the Pruth;
ana Russia 70 longer to-day subordinate to the ex.
actions OF poetion 10 which she has 6eliberAtely
pa Cd terself the preliminary Npa'ation Of an act
mderssand, own It, what NJ. de Neeselrode means
10 say 10 announcing that the integrity Of the Otto
man empire will not be menaced By Russia as long
az 30 all oe respected BY the powers which occupy
S S' us momeht tne waters and the territory OF the
sultan" What similarity Ia there bet weea the In
vaces end the protector? What analogy whatever
= mere between the presence CT allied troops de-
ey toe Sublime Porte, aut ,orzed by dpo-
nn'Ic aes, eelie Is OF which must cease by IN
non sct, and the violent entrance Of the Russian
army INTO the Ottoman tes,itory?
fiosly Nile Baron, tie pwayraph OF C,1ut
Ntsselrodes despstch which concern t,e situation
1,the Cerissia. sohects Of the sultan. sgudes, or
/. am seIy much mistaken, that the Csbiaet Of 81.
Petersburg places ia the number OF tho ancient
prasi egts that the Greeks Of the Oriental rite
oWot TO retain ell the conseque nces. civil and re
llaious st the same time. of the protectorate Il
claims over them; and in admitting that shis nro-
tecterate srould be fout ded upon . Eu o cean
guarantee, In vain oldeMcred 10 CAD how the
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81. .s4-...s s.s.t..ss, 81 - Il = r.
s-s.s !. ,aa,sss y y a.sas = '.'s TO ','l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13
he 9Th the funeral q Cen. Lombardlni was eel

On the 9th the funeral Of Cen Lombardni was cele
brated in Mexico with great pomp.
The population of Tampico being in canpete want Of
bread has addressed petition to the Supreme Govern
ment asking the admission Of limited quantity q Hour
The Government had ordered that only Mexican paper
should be used in this public offices The Sgio therefore
suggests that Government should likewise direct that
only Mexican cloth should be used fol the army clothing
tar Of one per cent has been imposed upon auctions
co,eia had left Mexico about the 2lst for Vera Cruz
with SS4o3000.
The Ministry Of State had requested the Departments
10 furnish for the National Museum specimens Of their
woois and fossils, 37,4-s,. D. .ss7.e--.l-
The Treasury had taken measures for abrogatng the
DEGREES by which imports are levied in the departments
on textures OF cotton wool and linen well paper
The steamer Iturbide armed public vessel had sailed
for New Orleans in order te be reftted there.
The Eco Of Spain complains follows:
They write to from Mazatan under the date Of the
LIST of December that the English steamer Vrago and the
fgate Amphtrite hadlooked with entire GOODNESS and
taken steps against the invaders Lower California
This great disappointment, inasmuch they had
been promised the contrary by letters.
The President had ordered that all the members of the
Junta in the Departments of Mexico should when acting
in their public functions the uniform provided by
law.
The Ssoof the % says 1--WE hear that last night by
imperial order the police shut up gambling houses
1t cheerful sign Of the Improvement Of things in
Mexico chat from the Departments frequent Off
cial reports of the execution of highway robbers
Senior Barrea had sailed for The United States to form
an opera company for the Mexican theatre.
decree the 9Th of December had declared duty free
the importation and ron of gun carbne and
pistol barrels of swords infantry and cavalry and OF
percussion caps -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels January IL.

ST. CHARLES. Neiaor, Ky, Abbot NoH Huntingdon La
shyboo Conrad and Bgum Mctieny Scotland
Palmer, W pScales NO Or Sutton Nj
n chpmbssin, ny v + Friend Ala Slaughter v Teorn
ton. Vs Miss Il f DsnHby Ms NJ Dansby, 7 NJ Dsnby,
Howard ark; Mrs Howard aud child, Bait Gen Gsdsdsn
seryt, DR. 9 Tn mas, couiAnr Mezco c Ward, Pat
Harqus, A + Alrnha CE lady,
bantam and Texas Rountree NO; vohrrs
McWiams, II R Worl hngton NY; Mr- Adams child
Adm NO Mss R Rast9w NY Hsmpstsad, III; g wheat
Cutlery and Desh. Apbriso Mexico ovenrs Galveston
Mn Lunt PAsgoula; siiss Vrint, do; Green, @.
VERANDAH. q II Tucker w Pipes, Miss Pipes, Mrs Bird
Markhi Pipes, Lsnane La; Pug W Savage, Misc
ngtsn, W A Chapman, Smith j hcGanghan Fewell I
Woodward, M Rawlaud, w Rabson, Miss W Il Moore,
simn,r, T Yst W L Ainaa L Pool Mobile; whseler
Jones' q Ael ander, Boston.
CITY. Munrl Miss; Woodruff, Williams Me- A W
Smith, HarIison, La Robnsa W Stewart, Had
u Hyde, l. A Pratt, NY D Black Danning, Cands
Marcy Grazing, hIiss Black, XVI VIM Striking,
Crtigh, Cal.
ARCADE DR. Norris A Maree, A Kennedy, Gufsy Tate
Roberts, Braunou Richardson Ii; Chdrets and
Ark Power, Unicorn W H Abrams, River Rich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

Ma. souLE's DuEL,-Mr. Soulc seems pre-destned To
surround himself with the of distinguished
IN the possession of all qualities and excepting gen
tiemany commou-seuse. He well his SON. has been
engaged in the duelo,n at Madrid. Oh. spunky EN-.
hassador was there Toledo blade fitted your dplo
matte stomach Have You escaped? What it was about
the steamers news do not tell but may divine that
the Minister'S ruling Observation-Disclosures made
him disgrace himself (which is only small matter and
not uneommon) and the country of which he is the
Hypothetical representative lie may however have
in the right of itacccrding to the fimsy hairdrawn
edlcts Of the code of honprhut think the country
would have been better satisfied had he il imposed upon
balanced himself upon his ebassadoria legs and politely
requested his antagonit to remember who he was
HIS son nice young disciple of his doughty ministerial
pspa-and by this next steamer are informed that
the whole family without regard to age sex or condition
have taught tins proud hdagos respect their French
blood il would only be OF piece with what We have an
tclpatsd II Mr. Sonle could in his place In the o. s.
Senate, champion libustersm surely he might as for
ega Minister condescend to offer his aa figure as tar
get in support Of the docripe He's not wounded
thongh-and so We must wait anxiously for the next
tidinga Probably Mr. Belmont would like TO cum to a
wight nit sum IN in dc deatchs-andn lBalt Patriot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

each for getting up in the st. Charles Theatre
the night previous,
LAncrslEs-Thos Kelly charged with having stolen
horse collar which found in his possessions was sent
before the First District Court under bond.
Adoph Fisher stealing three shirts from the house
Of Mrs oledano Magazine street. sent before the
same tribunal He acknowledged the theft said he went
into the house seeking employment but finding the shirts
instead took thsm being willing to take almost anything
CHARGE AssAuLr.-An unmarried lady named Louisa
Booker made afdayt in this court yesterday charg
ing Mr.. Worrsn with having committed assault upon
her in her boarding house, 93 Canal street Mr. Worre
did not look very guilty individual but he was never
theless sent before the criminal SQUIRT. ~
RECORDER RAMos's COURT Second District
Francois Ply arrgned before this court yesterday
charge Of having committed deadly assault upon
one Louis Gretan few days ago. He was required to
give $500 security for bis appearance before the First
District Court. en- -
VALIANT HIeHwaYMAN-Jones Glover deposed yes
terday that he attacked Wednesday morning by
James Powers Old Levee street, in the Second
District; that James, notwithstanding deponent was
armed with loaded pistol seized him and dealt with his
fist tremendous blow upon Opponents head after which
he red his pockets of the pistol above mentioned
permitted deponent to travel Mr.. Powers had been
brought before Recorder Winter but the latter ascer
tanning that the onse had occurred within the urisac
tion of tho Second District Recorder him before
that funetionary He required to give $500 security
for his appearance when notified.
GoLoRrp Observation-Disclosures Ramos yesterday sen.
fenced free of color named Louis Boyer to fifteen
days Imprisonment for insulting white person
BuReLAhous WArcHMAN-A supernumsrary policeman
of the Second District arrested night before last
breaking open door in the house of Mr. Francois Dsyer
eaux and entering the premises without any good nten
ton He is also charged with having been drunk al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13
To tn. Ladies'.

M d A NJ P l. TEN
~ Respectfully Ladies' of New er,.s,s ~
the treatment of the following diseases PR0LAPSUS uTEI
WHITES PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIf,N I'm.
soRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Entertainment adopted that thon roya,o
the most Surgeons Paris London New
n success here of which she has ample testimony the nny
respectable ladies shs refer
of the Uterus, sot of nature, cured.
Madam devotea hee exclusively the diseases
be consulted DAILY, At herresidence,
myS epI ISB st. Joseph atraat-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13
Drugs, .Vetsictn es Gsad Chemicals,

Dr. E. j. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
ar DR. E. ]. GoxE,s PREPARATIONS, in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have by their acquired
unsurpassed by similar made the Norh
SOUTHERN COUGH sHauP
EXTRACT OF C0PAivA, SARSAPARTLLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AMI pes,
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
GB- For sale by Druggists generally. ivs e,.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

A%sN~SspVSG Va n bEtkSS
P. & 3. REILLY s. CO., 60. 4
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
viii reduce from and after Monday the 9th iast
WINTER DRY GOODS. -,, o.z
Which comprise the most FASHIONABLE IMPORTED well
domestic DRYGooDS Among their may
be found the following leading articles, viz: u=
RICH FRENCH CALICoES, from is 25 cents;
FRENCH CASHMERE DECossE, all color atsl
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRocHE AND wATERED BARBOUR;
FLoUNCRD BAREGE ROBES;
PLAIN PLAID AND DAMAsR BLACK sILE;
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE;
eros DE NAPLES, all solors;
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRoCADE SILKS
FLoUECED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES;
CLoAKS AND PEssEs, CLOTH VELVET of the Newest
syles
EMBROIDERED HANpKERcHIEFs, COLLARS AND cHEslI.
zETTES;
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
RNING GOODS.
4,4tos4 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES;
BLACK AERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBET BLACK ALPACA;
BLACK FQULARDi
BLACK CHALLY; -..
BLACK tLADIEs') CLOTH;
AL Styles of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs, etc. ete.
TABLE LINENS splendid of DAMASKS, TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS of every Siss.
LINEN sfIEETING, from 81 TO 1874.
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, from IS up.
P. s. E. REILLY s. CO.,
- bt3p Canal and Roya lstrHss..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

We understand that Judge a. Walker, Editor OF
tie Delta preparation and will shortly publish
work emacin the entire history Of the English ezpedi-
tion against New 0fleans its arrival and defeat which
will alss contain true Of the far famed Laft
other persons and matters which hitherto have been
diSuitei left ii, dauht - \
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

huAnEa AT LrxSeros, KY.A few days ago the wife of
VIM. a. Wegart, Of Lexington, Ky, entered confec-
tionary in that town, when young man named Luther
o. Gushing temporarily employed therein stepped up
her, and pattng her Familiarity on the hack observed
what viii you have, pretty - Mrs Weigart imme
datsy became offended Gushing 4pologiaed, and said
he had mistaken her for lady of his acquaintance
Mrs. r. however left the store and informed her hns
band Of What had occurred. Mr. weigsrt soon after
entered the store and Commenced firing upon CUSHING
with revolver Weigart fired four shots the last Of
which while Gushing in stopping position be-
hind the eounter-killing him upon the spot Weigsrt
and wife Immediately arrested, and after an ex
animation, she discharged and he committed to
await his trial on a charge of murder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

kpRBEny OF WASHINGTON MONUMENT Mossr - The
rooms Of the Mercantile Library Association of Boston
were broken into during the night of Saturday last and
numerous papers scattered the floor and the box
Containing The contributions Of the towards the
Washington Monument fund was opened aud the con-
tents carriede THE amount is not known. The robbsr
left alsr stating that he regretted TO be obliged to
steal the money intended be used for such patriotic
purpose, but could not help it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

Mons OF THE DuELt-The Columbus Argus has some
additional particulars of the fatal duel chroniced in our
columns some days since They invest the affair with
still mere painful interest We know nothing of the
merits OF the difficulty but there is something unusually
saddening In the contemplation of old man almost
gone with disease being supported to the field of mortal
combat and yielding up his life sacrifice to the sotera
"code of henor.n The Argus says:
The weapons were duelipg pistols, and the distance
131s PAGES DR. TROY, who killed was most estjma
Bile gentleman member eleCto the present Legislature
and the difficulty out of MISUNDERSTANDING in
the late canvass between himself and his antagonist who
was candidate for the same st4iiop Both gentlemen
were democrats and members of tho church We are
told that the affair would have taken place long since
had it not been for extreme i'll health of Dr. Irby who
was conveyed to the ground OF combat carriage and
was scarcely able to stand up without support at the time
Of the fatal occurrence the like of which we hope never
again to be under tho necessity of chroaclng mobile
Advertiser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

sNow ON Lose IsL&sD- stoppase If Rafiroaa Ifas;,s-
This recent storm more severe at the Eastern
end Of Long Island than for many years previous In
some places along the route of the railroad ii is from four
to six feet deep completely stopping the trains beyond
Lake Road, distance Of 40 miles from Brookyn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

Died:
Ga Tuesday night January LEONARD MAT
THEWS, in the sixty-ninth year Of his age
E Ths friends and Of The family
his funeral from his late Residence
Streets THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock without further notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13
Ererandah Hotel,
.seep Clothing Store,
No. 30 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN s. FORN0

received and opening nes and he stock Of
CLOTHING and dENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
r....
FRENCH CLOTH DRESS COATS, OF superior
article and of the neatest aud finish;
BLUE CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS, with Plain and Gilt
buttons "-
BROWN and OLIVE FRoCR and DRESS COATS;
A superior aiele Of FRENCH BEAVER and ENGLISH KERsEy
ovERcoATs, CLOAKs, PALEToTS and SAC COATS, Of all
coors aud styles;
BLACK poESkIN and CASHMERE PANTsi
10o different patterns FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Fancy SILK PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain and Figured SILK and SATIN VESTS; Ess
WHITE SILK and MARSEILLES VESTS;
Plain and Embroidered MARsEILLES VESTS;
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of mechanical Worked Bosoms;
Plain Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAvATS; Esd
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERSTANDS aud DRAwERsi
sUsPENDERs; |f'
HOSIERY; @.4.#M u..@-@.-. ~
HANDKERCfTEFs;
GLOVES; &
UMBRELLA9; .a
TRUNKS,
yAIdsEs;
.l..-.-.. CARPET BAGS, etc.
every steamship New York. and invita- friends and th public
generally k which will be sold reasonable terms.
n99 2ptf 3s1a WAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

New Play ny BouRcrcAuLr-Mr. Bourcicault read
at Hope Chapel, Nes York. the 4th a new play en-
titled Used Up which is to be produced first at the
Princess Theatre London.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

Messenger rHE GosGRsoR OF oHlo.--Gov. Medl sent
his annual message to the Ohio Legislature the 3d.
day in which 1t assembled The receipts Into the Urea
sary for the amounted to ISL but included
baiapce hand Of s5as The expenditures reached
$2d96118. ofsthe receipts, s6s5l65 from canal
tolls and the water rents The total debt of the state
put down at sl72064 49, for the prompt payment
of which anew law Is recommended, the present law
allowing only 100000 to By set ase yearly for the pur
aese un the stof January 1851 the of So
% the debt hecomes due The entire property OF the
State s valued at ssoooooooo against s4Os47 47s in
che area Of the whole State contains 25s7eseo
acres of land
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

The Boston Transcript, the best literary jour-
nal In the has sgnazHd tbs by arrsying
itself IN and handsome suit of type, presenting
exterior worthy Of the sterling qualities and high nte
gence that characterize its columns