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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-09
Number So
men starved to death. in the spring Of


l small silver plate engraved "sir John
Franklin, K. G. B."
A star with motto. "Nec Aspera Terreut;% - on
one side. and on the reverse 90. r.
MDCCCXv."
Also, q number Of other things Of
MINOR Importance. as they have no par
ticular marks by which they could be
recognized; but which, along with those
above named, shall be handed over to
the Secretary of the Hudson's Bay
Company. JOHN RAE, @ F.
Repulse Bay, July. 1854.
These items of evidence, though not
perfectly conclusive, win be regarded as
settling thequestion of the loss of Sir
John Franklin and his entire party. 1t
is mournful tale.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-09

In fancy it died like even; gi
1t passed away at the dawn of day
Twas not 9 glimpse of Heaven.
-7a ra 3 ila ]. N. HEADY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-09

No. Head of (apparently) a walrus
or sea-horse. with dragons
wings.
No. "a griffin, with wings, forked
tongue and tail.
No. 3-A grifhn's head, with wings.
No. "A dove with an olive branch in
its bill, surrounded by scroll,
with the motto. 'Spero meliora.
No. 5-A 6sh's head, with (apparent-
ly)coral branches on eitherside.
List Of articles purchased from the Es-
quimaux, said to have been found 10
the west, or rather n. W. of Backs
river, at the place where the party Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

ATRAGEpT.-The Boston Bee of the 18th saws: We
yesterday stated that Henry N Sargent she in eold
beou, young lady named Seryiia Jenes at New BoseR
N H. On Friday last. Ii appeard that hs violently
ehaored st the girl which reeiproeated. This
SO worked mp his feelings that he became partially in
sane This had been evident for days also
the cause The parents of Sargent and Jones lived about
hI mile apart. The girl going to school on Friday,
When Sargent lay in waiting for her the road He
approached her when she said Good morning, Henry -
he made remark, but took hold Of her right with
his lett hand and with his right instantly drew self
cooking six barreed Aliens revolver, and discharged e
several times into the side of her head and she fell hf
less. Instantly he put of Aliens ne-harreled rifle
pistols perpendicular to the side OF his Read little above
the ear and discharged it, the bail passing through his
head and he fell by her side sensesss Her brother l5
years old was near by and smaller children: they
terribly frightened thet before they got the news
to the nearest house, two along and found them
as above described He could but lust breathe and IL
not supposed that he could survive many minutes
but he continued alive about six hours longer
The mother OF Henry heard the reports of the pistols
Ee IN NUMBER as she says, and Instantly ii flashed upon
her mind Henry has killed himself Two of the baY-
reis OF the pistol with which he shot we're osded
when found aud it supposed that he fired aS her four
ton razor was found in his pocket. He had deter
mined To make death doubtless and in OF fat
ure Of the pistol to cut his ewn throat.
In his peeket was found the following in small memo
randsm book only altered in spelling md few psrtieu
lars On each cover Please leok this book tb-oughl'
and on the inside it commenced
Jan. IL, lS54 Here make my will |, Henry n.
Sargent give all that have to Joseph Sargent after
my death. HEsRf sARt3ENT.t
lie also tender letters addressed his relations The
whole affair shows two things-that Sargent had great
deal more heart head which is always unfortunate
and wrong If his had prevailed over his affsc
tions-As shon always be tue case-he never would have
become either fool or murderer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
KISSING.

kissing, as general thing, is a subject which
is more easily disposed of by testing than by
discussion. But, as the poets are supposed to
be equal to any emergency, we are pleased to
throw their different estimates together to show
their diversity of tastes
One fellow, supposed to be a crusty old baehe-
lor, whose face is 50 pitted that no woman would
KISS him, perpetrates this slander:
Men scorn to kiss among themselves
And scarce will kiss brother;
Women oft s. ant to kiss so bad,
They smack and kiss each other"
How different this fellows heaven:
!" Let thy tRine
Around me like zone of love,
And thy fond lips. soft,
@-M To mine be passionatey pressed
As they have been so off,
Drganne's cold and measured rhyme is ike n
Puritan's kiss, where he says:
Listen, Love of mine o listen
While they deRy eyeids glisten,
Let me press thy snowy forehead
With lovers holy kissn
In offset to such distant, forehead pressing,
hear this, by one of our lady poets in the Louis
vile journal, who is, undoubtedly, up to the
performance
Sweetest love-
Place thy dear arm beneath my dropping head,
And let me lowiy nestle to thy heart
Then turn those soul-lit orbs on me, and press
My PARriSG lips to taste the ecstaey
Impaired by each LONG and LING sRINo kiss
But Alexander Smith - the newly.hedae
Child of the Stars--hear him in his epistle
My soul leaped up beneath thy timid kiss;
What then to groans,
orpain, or death! Earth was round of bliss
seemed to WALK On THRONES. -
After this, it is of no use for any body to coin
thought and feeling upon expression-Alexan-
der Smith has said all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

AS INCIDENT OF THE EPprMic.--Jack Short the lively
New Orleans correspondent of the Spirit of the Times in
a recent letter gives the following:
Scene at the Metairie House-Tine, August-Fever at
its heghtFour grayeyards in sight from the doorFour
Old uns seated at table playing euehre fer quiet
bottlethe bar lined by crowd who had just returned
from taking peep at the bearses carriages and were
pouring down the Saaarac to kill the buck aser
most of them being Johnny Come Latelys3t when the
voice Of Dan Merritt sexton Of aH the graveyards was
heard at the door which he was about entering to wash
iewn the dust and smell engenderad in the yards
9 HALO Dan what the devil do you want here ?'
What do l want here?H (takipg survey of the
otowa1 "oh, nothing just over to see how many
Of you am going to get tomorrow ~ The crowd said
ttdou't,n and he donted.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

SUCCESSFUL swiSnLisG AT WAsHtHeros.--Guite swim
die has been perpetrated it is said quite number
members Of Congress lately well-dressea individual
would call upon gentleman, present him personal let
ter of introduction from W. W. Corcoran, ESQ., and ask
him to subscribe to fund for the relief Of the poor OF
that ctyr Gorcoran having, with his usual berality
headed the list with some hundreds Of dollars Hon Ger
rit Smith subscribed and paid $50 quite number
gentlemen paid varying from So to S25 One of
them addressed Mr. Uorcaran note. thanking him for
having called his attention tha subject and having
given him an opportunity TO aid the benevolent enter
prise Mr. Corcoran replied Immediately that he knew
nothing of the matter and it then ascertane that
the letters of Introduction forged The rogue has
not been heard from since, lie must have made some
hundreds of dollars BY his cool operation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
LsUIsiAsA-Fae at Baton Roige.-The Baton Rouge
Gazette Of the 24th says:

Lsu1ai4SA,-FHe at Baion Rouge.-The Baton Rouge
Gazette Of the 24th says:
About twelve o'clock last night tremendous fire broke
out in tss carpenter shop and planning machine of Mr.
BroWn adjoining the garrison grounds. 1t was entirely
consumed. The fire spread to the corner OF Lafayette
street and North and burned the back building house
occupied by MT Robersfnrunately the main building
remained unnjured Part of the fence around the gar
rison grounds was burnt. With much difficulty it was
prevented from crossing Lafayette street and consuming
the Office attached to the foundry Of Hill Hendersnn
But for the prompttude and gallant conduct our FIRE
companies and citizens the whole of that extensive
many Of the neghboring building might
have burned Mr.. Brown was We understand insured
for $4,000 We heard the buildings of Mr. Brow estimate
ed ut from IS to $4,000 Mr.. Brown is citizen of great
energy, and We hope will from his loss We
extend to him sincere sympathy in this his second
misfortune of the character.
Mr.. J. S. Rea, of Kentucky, has assumed the
aditorshp of the Baton Rouge Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

MISCELLANEOUS.

RARGAINS J! BARGAINS !-DRY GooDs.
- GIoUEL JAMIsoN, ls Chatsrss street,
IEhlDs to close their asHortent Of WINTER GOODS will
lowing artceg ~ - ~
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS, LACEs BANDS;
&E KLCHPRIETED DE LAME DRESSES;
PRINTED DE LANES. sma patterns;
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTASS; " N'
BLACK AND COL0RED CASSIMERFS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH AiERIN0ES, ali colors;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTHS;
PLAID CASHiEREs AND vAiENCIIs;
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALiCuESf
FRENCHAND AMERICAN BLANKETS;
LADIES' AND CfIILDREN's cLoAKs;
LADIES' AND GENTS MERINO HOSE AND HALE HOSE.
de. do. VESTS;
CASHMERE AND wooLEN SHAwIS;
CENTS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS;
GENTS SILK AND SATIN CBAVATS AND SEA rs
BLACK B0aBAZINE AND ALPACA;
- - W0RSTED AND COTTON TABLE COVERS;
SILk AND WoRSTED DAAAsK, for Curtains;
nGltSl Ed AND SUIION DO.
CORD. TAssELs, GIMP AND BoRDERiNa;
LADIES PARASoLS AND UMBRELLAS;
FRENCH CoTToNADE;
BLACK AND WHITE LACE Wells:
RICH PRINTED FoULkRD DRESSES
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES, three foHnces
FIGURED, PLAID, STRIPEQASD PLAIN BLACK SILKS.
BLACK, WHITE, PINK AND CHERRY SATlNS,
- Call and ace, before going elsewhere
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
Jau2i iw No. IS Chartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
Mr. j. S. Rea, of Kentucky, has assumed the !
adisorship of the Baton Rouge Gazette.

An IEciDENr TIE sAs Francisco DsasrgR-Captain
Creighton OF the Three Bells hailed by San Fran
cisco with the following question viii you charter your
ship We are loaded with men, woman and children
Name your price, His reply was with the true Scotch
accent: What does the moan? It's not money
that am atter-I am stopping for humantys sake' on
sae third day IN reply to another question he again
sponded: :" I will stand by you if L sinka'
as has already been stated being taken
to present national testimonial this sea-
man who in reply to the cordial greetings of those who
are sowsring upon him the numerous marks of their
sderaten responds with quiet oonposere :. hat have
done but my simple duty Z"
correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce
also suggests that suitable testimonial Capt Creigh-
ton be presented with ship IAN american shpa pre-
sent worthy SO noble sailor New ships can be bought
aud such would be an appropriate present from New
Workers. and show to the world that they are not nssns
bic to true yaor and asnterested philanthropy when it
has been 20 prominent in this instaneen
Capt Rober5 Creighton is genuine Scotchmau His
age is thirtytwo years, He born at Port Glasgow
about twenty miles from ths city lilo has wife and one
child in Scotland He has been seventeen years engaged
upon the sea- and eleven years commanding various
ehps Most OF his voyages have been in the India
trade Re has never been wrecked although he has been
in storms not few. The loss of the sails of the Three
Bells the fatal night Of the San Franciscos wreck is
the worst mishap he has met with
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

THE WRECK AMsnIcAx SNIP srArFoKpsu1sF-
The chief officer aud steward of the late American ship
staordshre arrived in this city yesterday the latter
fed ad serenity pe souls known have pershed by
the disaster The ship had lost her foretopmast
yard etc sprung bowsprit and rudder, Tuesday the
SON most estimahe man) had his ANGLE dsocated the
day previous by falling from alot The ship struck while
wearing at the precise time when ordered by Captain
he pamps were manned and every exeron to keep
the ship afoat and for tho preservation of e but all
was OF no avail When the last boat left her the upper
oscS was almost level with the water and IN less than
ten minutes she went down in deep water The boats
mad to row II miles before reaching land and the people
suffered severely They saved nothing but what they
stood In When tho chief officer fuay left the ship and
saved himself by jumping into the long boat then
ing the ship settling fast Tho master refused to be
lifted into the boat thinking there dander and
prefering go with the ship if it the will Of
Heaven that she should sink Halifax Chronicle 5th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
oFFJcE no. a8 ST CHARLES sTRggT,
viii regularly absriSss s,y st an ssr ,
every day, tSBnday eTesped eT ye anse payable 70
the Office, 10 q week, payable Carriers.
THE CTRCULATI1g
Of shs cRsscE Daily and Weekly is sh To offer desirable
Medium TO Advertisers. AS
A FAMILY PAPER
elstss largely sid early hou At tie homes 5f zss
elet sd 70 families adF2aisgso1sy
" eusa No paPer in he city ceuites sxehively soug
OUR TERMS
% 1h ~ 70 invite The attention and ParoaAgs Of the p1b
- Terms ADyRETEzINS:
" Lanes in PesrE inssrEop IN all ~ 90
q " second Page dAy.
shorter time. '''1'' $50 @VA'1St
All Advertssnsa.s EasrEs5
charged accordingly. - ~ fo S'9 N-AN-' ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

The modern way of asking for marriage
license Is TO ssy Clerk sYe me order for woman ].
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

George Higginbotham, of Raleigh county, Va,
has been the charge of numbering his wife to
whom he was married but few weeks ago She was
possessed Of some three four thousand dollars and
alleged that n order TO secure 1t for HIMSELF he admin
tered 8 dose Of poison to hsE on Christians day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

z 0UIsIANA HORTICULTURAL IN ssSsss.
- sflTuTE--J. PLAGNE SAVoISY, Horticulture SAGsI5
a9I H. and harseryman Royal street opposite Orleans
the Csthedra' respectfully informs
he VIII and
Plants Shrubs Evsrgens Fruit Trees rsos Vines
me ohoest French qualities Almost
aa GaGs amongst them collection imported last spring France
me newest yarletes Anericaine Eandar
ange p Webster, Pertan low Pio Nono Varegsd
ohn General Lopez President Polk Ausiariz ~ Moss
oRcs VIZ General rayler Laay Suau Jaekson e Dnlah
Plant warranted genune packed delivered
good condition on board OF vessels,
Captains Of seanboas particularly to send their co
nands. - " @, esA
m p All OrisTs by mail with city references will npuy and
inn -nu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

FEYOW END, TOMPKINs s. CO.,
IL IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. Magazine street. corner of Canal,
receiving direct the
Soops and also every variety Of FANCY ARTICLES.
general Also Agents for CoASs SPOOL TREAD an2a vsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

ETOR LIVERPOOL.-T fast sailing as5EsSS
~ British ship WM. PIRRTE, Captain Thompnon S..sAs
WI have Immediate dispaS For haan.e Of freight apply
fas GlFFSEY Cannon street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

GOAL! C0AL!!-The undersigned informs
~ his friends asi customers that he has taken
street the of Camp for the
santy hand the hest qualify of Pl1TsBuRG ANTERG
eIsbte free OF cHrtase.
Pittsburgh casks Plantation use kent constantly on
hand Orders received the Office II G.yier el7 Camp
street will be punetaaly attended to.
n29 I'm MORTIMER TURNER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

EfOR LlVERPOOL.-Th A American g!EaasS
N clipper ahp MARINER, Capt. Barker having the
greater " her will diGpa EGT
heavy trei zh or 500 bales Cotton apply
Il LOWELL. ia Cannon ,rasl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
E6LYESTOM
VERH CRUZ.

pER.H CRUZ.
WI VIII saye WEDNESDAY, February 3, At O'Clock AM
HjNOR VERA CRuZ-U. S. Mail Line. .,assEFas
Ihe nsw sRd msgnteent steamship TEXAS,
4go tons onrhen Henry Place, aaya Tefss
as sbere punetually carrying tho u S. Mails. "
..,.Hat6B of FaapnEe....
atsnra ~
Measnrennent goods cubic foot repta
~ For freight having
and HeaIase passengers, Gppy
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, feot Of julia street,
..r- opposite the Steamship Landing.
Mexican Consul. - fsf"'" ;atte %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

OOMS AND B0ARDING.-Several Single
N0 Gentlemen be peasau Rooms ard
Board Or Board only, by application 75 street MI II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
BOARDING.

pOARDING.-Mrs, G. w. WITHERELL having
Ey tnt coodioua and desirable resaens 9ls Cn
new and elegant
rooHs unsurpassed, having all
mefefn improvements
2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

Ef0R LlVERPOOL.-Ih A / fast sail sEsssse.
n inc Hfith ship LOUISA. Gapssn Scott
Ing and will have Immediate For heavy freight Apply
d2i GlFFEET & LOWELL, i16 Common at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

ENOR NEW YORK.-The A / bark. ssEES
M BRILLIANT, CAPTAIN Miller is now loadpr and
will have quick dispatch. Fer fraighs apply "
J. T. WHITNEY co. al Camp st
or to J. H. BASS 80 Common street =
For passage apply to the Captain board, opposs the Beef
1L '1LAs- .2SeLnl - 2.sLlle' ihnli
HHOR NEW YORK.-The splendid new s;5skSS
r. clipper schooner MUSTANG, W. Sawyer master S4ITs
GhE The greater bsr viii nadigte i-Ta11
% balance II sht 9 pags, sPpy to the Captain board
jsul GEO. W EIYSs0N sA Cnmn s,,s.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
LIVERPOOE.

foR LIVERPOOL.-The A ! British ~
M ship MARI4NE Dunhan, master having great Ssgs
prt OF her will
of $50 baioe Gotten ApRy 10
sn24 ITO L. H. GALE n "a a. ~ C.a,ns,'r , . s.o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

sS0R L1VERP00L--The A l Amer ~,
a lean ship NEW ENGLAND, Isaac Orr master.
g nost n her cargo engaged, will have quck dispatch
nahe Of freight OF Passage having appy
-. GEO, W, HYHS0N, go C14p Atrset,
l3e toe MEEkER Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

AtSOR LIVERPO0L.-The new Amer s55gsN
IL lean clipper shtp WESTERN CONTINENT, EaAsA,gS
Captain Higgins having Of her engaged
dispatch. For balance OF freight, apply to
, IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

GTAR FLAMING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ and C&lloe streets, keeps constantly
rnsnt Of DRESSED FLOORING CEILING WEATHER BOARDS.
~ Lumber sawed and dressed ORDER shortest notice
de
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

ASOR LIVERPO0L.--T new Ameri- sssEsS
NJ can clipper shp BOSTON LIGHT, Captain Smith As
having noary all her
FOR freight Of 100 bales Cotton, apply
jnn2I or 10 GRO w. i'll RSt,S % crynp streS ''s0'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

GsUNDRIES- -"..
~ HICE-sO casks new, Catolina
PEPPER-5O bngs
GGFFEE-Hio, Java and hoehG, 800 bags;
TEAS-sreen and Black, 500 packages;
INSPECTED T0BACC0-5gO boxes, all qualites;
PICKLES. KETCHUpS and sAUCES-96O boxes;
WINES, BRANDiES LIQUORS, etc.
Fer sale by JOS LITTLEJoHN,
d2i 19Fulion 3.reet, Of Hravier.
KSLQUR-20o0 bbls. Superfine ST. Louis for
n sale, TO arrive, by
dc h. NJ. DALEY, So TchonpitouIas street.
KFINE CLARET-70 cases of superior Paul
u lfac Msioc, for sale by
d 4. h. WINSTON, 81 Commercial Plaee
Spirits TURPENTINE-13 hbls, for sale
NJ A,pELAsRAYE 4 eQt Il asessas sEsst, isus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

ESoR LIVERPOOL Takes no Corn ssssss
The st Iloyds Aa sailing Bdish ship FITZ- SAAAfS
JAMES Captain Hoyt loadag, have a
pnsh FER raEh Of 800 packages Proona
apPlyts ARCHD. MONTGOMERY, e5 Catnp slresL
OF TO j. F. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp sweet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

TNOR GENOA.-The fine A l bark ,l.sttIe
LOUISA BLISS, Captain Hilah having nearly all ss
engaged will have quick dispatch For balance
apply
ispiI B0GERT, WILLIAMS * CO. 10 Camp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

6SOGNAC--10 half and IS quarter pipes
Pouitney half pipe. aarte old Aarei ls5
in soTn and for sale by r. W. GoELER, ITO Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

EJ'VIh IIF EItT-UNl.--The new and fast ttsse
- calling shiI tEf, Captain Keichum having part
her engaged, viii have qok dispatch For fTlt
jan21 J, Fl. kSgybRIJGE a CO. 53 St fInras p,.e. Al .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

RsOR LIVERP00I,.-Th A / fast sail s%aNS.
ing American ship AFRICA, Captain Jsian having
neS all her carse engaged, will have immediate dispatch.
balance effrsisht, apply 10
H. BAX FER q5 C8r,ndelet street,
dia sriu GlFFNEY g. LOWELL, lis Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
TRIESTE.

ESOR TRIESTE,--The A ! fast sailing eEEzss
American bark FDLANT, Capt. seat. loading
and will quick dispatch freight
j. P. WHITNEY q co. 81 Camp strss
ks- For passsse apply to the Captain iaalO
ETOR TRIEsTE.-The A fast sailing IN
A AueIean ass. mir MOUNT WARRINGTON, capi. 80
Of S0s hnes Cotton apply j. p WHITNEY eco Sl Camp e
~ For passage, apply TO the Captain board. ianI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27
NcEH PORK.

Ev0R NEW YORK-(L Line. THE fast sEzsS
H. calling packet brig A. HAMMOND, Captain N 49,
Robbins is now loading will hsys dispatch For 4ar1
o. gh pHase apply board, opposite the Beef Second
ian2s BocERT, WILLIAMS d CO. 10 Camp street.
EfOR NEW YORK; (Hurlburt & Co. IS ssssss
Line ot PAnke.t Tt fast sailing guar paeket bari
ROSE kTASDIs All Spencer, master Is now osdfnf a es
aflct and Will have Dispatch For freight
800 hhds Sugar, apply TO - ~ "
BoGERT, WILLIAMS d co. 10 Camp street
f For having splendid State ON
10 the Captain IN board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

ENOR LlVERPO0L.-The A / British tssS
A shiP taLENMANNEE, Captain Rodgers having Shkz $50
nearly all her will have
freight Of 20S baoS Cotton apply to
iaus or 10 GiFFNEY d LOWELL liz ro.mnn4 \,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

FURNISHED ROOMs.-Very pleasant rooms
II for Families Single Beard can
obtained at No. ali St. Joseph street. Mrs. dis ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

G fHoCOLATE-9 cases superior quality, a
ver ne article up the French style, and will be
b ne entire Inyeee Also, boxes Chocolate Drops. Apply
az A. DELAGRAsE d CO. II Magazine at.
NJ HlTE LEAD-In 25, so, 100 and 800
p Kegs lIe'n the AAntte Union, brooklyn, Pacific Ulster
AMI snugeries W hte Lead Co.'s, snd for sala by
Iahl0 A. DELAGRAyE 4 co. IL Magazine s
lME-36O0 barrels Thomaston, Rockland,
" a WesteTp and Sugar Lime, for sale by
i9e a, pELAaRAYE CO., II aIssaiIns street.
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-03-11
NUMBER 80

tcs Italy, and the Royal Society in Lon.
doh ahl Tie Aqa lemy Of Sciences in Pa
ris were both instituted after the people
were kindlcd into activity and enterprise
by civil war Who knows, indeed, what
might have been the destiny Of Demos.
themes, ifhis guardians had not robbcl
him -of Wallace, ifthe iusticiary had not
wronged him --of Molammed, ifthe oxi-
gencies Of the Islam had not forced him
to grasp the sword-of a thousand 9th
ers, ifthoy had begun at the top of tho
pile, instead ofthe bottom! Verify there
is no use in moralizing-thc turtle must
have coal put on his back, or he won't
come ont and move off.