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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-25
SECOND DESPATCH,
ENGLAND AND FRANCE

ENGLAND AND FRANCE
England and France continue to make
active preparations for the prosecution of
the war in the East.
The Turkish Cabinet had been dis
missed, and one in favor of a compro-
mise with Russia formed.
A despatch from Vienna says that
Count Orloff left on the Sth of January
for st. Petersburg, taking with him pri-
vate assurance that Austria and Prussia
would remain neutral, and that although
the Russian envoy offered to give up his
pretensions to treat with Turkey alone,
his new propositions were rejected.
The English Ambassadors was very
positive on account Of express instruc-
tons from home On the subject. =,
The army of occupation were in a
pitable condition, being $4,000 weaker
than when it crossed the Pruth.
VIENNA, Feb. 8.-Negotiations for peace
are still going on.
The Emperor Napoleon has written an
autograph letter, making the last appeal
to the good sense of Emperor Niche las.
Omar Pacha had been entirely restored
to health.
A Wallachian general and two or three
American officers had preeented them
selves at the head quarters of the army to
take service in the Ottoman army.
Considerable reinforcements were ON
the march from Sophia for Kalafort, where
was already assembled an army of
1000 men, provided with a numerous
and excellent train of artillery.
Before the entry of the combined fleets
into the Black Sea, Russian cruisers were
constantly making observations upon the
coast, but since then they have entirely
disappeared.
The Turks have complete possession of
the Euxine Sea.
LATEST.
The London Times of Saturday gives
the following as the present condition of
che Eastern question:
LII the German powers, particularly
Austria, adher to their engagements with
the Western States, the chances of peace
are small; but, nevertheless, war will be
limited. If, on the contrary, the Rus
slams overpower the independence of the
herman States, war is not only inevitable,
but must assume more general and
aggravated character.
The Herald reports that the number Of
troops sent by England is 10000, and
that more are held in readiness should
they be required. The following would
probably sail on the 18th, viz: The 7th,
2Sth and 33d battallions of Guards: 18th
regiment of foot, Cd battalion Of rifles,
and four companies of artillery. The
Cunard steamers detached to convey the
troops are the Himalia. Rifton, and Ma
nilla. -.5-
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Papaer Mache Archftectural Deco
ralfons.
VNHE attention Of Architects, Builders and otber,
l. Is invited TO this new material, which 4 non
50 extensively esed at the North for nous. .na
church decoration. For beauty Of finish and durs-
.r and IN every way superior to plnstsr. We AZ
prepared to all orders upon the shortest notice 40 th
mhnuiactory prices. ADAMS & HAsKINs
Agents for Boston Papier Mache Co,
jan 11-ertF AAA o.
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CHINA.

By overland mail, advices had been re-
ceived from Shanghai, to Dec. IL: from
Annoy, to Dec. "a. where matters had re.
sumed their usual course. Canton quiet.
The Imperialists had destroyed large
portion of Shanghai by fire.
A portion of the Rebel forces marched
north from Nankin, and captured Tau
sings. ............
In consequence of the death of the EN-
peror of Japan, the Court would 90 into
mourning two years, during which time
no Embassaries would be received.
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SPAIN.

Letters from Madrid to the 9th instant,
state that Democratic conspiracy had
been discovered; that IA persons had
Leen arrested, being a portion of revo.
lutionary club.
Gen. Joseph Concha had been proclaim
ed rebel.
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To John L. kidwell.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December l2, 1853.
John Ia. kidwell: Dear Sir-This is to certify that
my daughter, aged years, was affected with Scrof
La OF very aggravated forra-the disease had so
undermined her health, that life was entirely de.
spared or Hearing ct the effsscious effects Of YOUR
6eech crop In such cases, procured it, and after
using one bottle so evident was her improvement
that we persevered with it, When she had usad A
bottles hef health was perfectly restored Our
neigh bors and friends who raw her condition prior
to using the Beech Drop unite i'll atributng to YOUR
remedy the credit of her recovery.
Very respectfully YOU'RE. WiII1AxR McIr.v
10 john L. KidWelI, GEORGETOWN
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Extensive Mail Robberies.

NEw HtvES, Feb. 24-Mr. HoIbrook,
special agent Of the Post-ofRce Depart
meat, has Just detected an extensive mail
roo6er; r. a. Smith, the baggage master
Q, the New Haven and Springfield railroad.
The robberies have been carried ON for
some months, and exceed SlO0.OOO
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS

DAlR Of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for 80
cents: Black Silk SO cents a yard; Car ct IL
cents; Bonnets rs cents; Undersleeves, rs Cherni
setts 20 Check cents Calico cents Gloves 3 cts,
Undershirts 81; shawls 81; Embroi deroi Eiastics I
cents, &c.
Also, Ladies' Gum Sandals G.; Slippers 81 CATERS
20; Mems Boots 81 SO; Children's Shoes 25: Umbrel
las 81 cents, &C. - oD''
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for Rsroairs
corner OF 7th and sts., Northern Liberties.
jan Aft N nnoxy>,
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FOR sale in Washington by Kidwell & Laurence.
corner Pa. av ard l4th ST.. Chas. Stott d Co., cor
IA aV. anu I'm st.; w. Il. Gilman, cor. Pa. av and
~ st; Jas. Stone 7th ST. Jno +. CalIsn Eth Of
Jos. b. Moore, First Wari, and by the Agents. Mer
chants, Traders, Apothecarcs, and Dealers in Medi
eines throughout the United States 1T 81 per bot
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nRESS SHIRTS.-We are now prepared to make
IL Shirts Of the best quality and the greatest va,
riety of styles, warranting them TO fit in all casss
and in a manner not to be surpassed by any other
establishment in the city. The most fashionable
styles of Collar, either rolling o. standing, hand
or made 10 order.
French Rsbands, detached from the shirt, and
CUT Buttons can be had at
HOPKTNS's
New Gents Flu nishipg Store
Cor. Pa av, bet. Browns and Nat. Hotels.
9Th 1--d1u
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Fire in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Feb. pa destructive
hre occurred here last night. in Fourth
street: between Maine and Sycamore.
1neys furnace establishment, Messrs.
m y and Pickering's fancy store, and
fearson periodical store were burnt.
Loss SI5 .O00-partially insured.
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THE WESTERN TELEGRAPH Co.
Il have removed their Office to 6sdsby's Hotel ON
Pennsy lyant2 avenue, near corner Sd street
The Rooms occupied by them over Gilmarr Drug
Store are for rent.
For particulars inquire ct the Western telegram
Office. ;sn so ~ ~
L'LoW Eks FkoM sTRATFOkp-UN-AVUN.-
Birds" o
These beautifully illumi ..ssi Bo.ts with .h,;..
selection Of the Standard Po-ts and other Works nv
elegant and tasteful bindings. Just received at
TAYLOR MAuRY's Bookstore.
nec Ill i' near 9th street
SPECIAL NOTICE-All persons inAebt.s
~ to the subscribsr are respectfully reQuested 10
settle their accts by cash note previous to the LIST
OF March next all such as have claims against me
are requested to present the same TOR adjustmept
a. IL is necessary to close my present accounts BE-
iore entering upon other arrangements to take sf
feet from aud after that date.
N. sTRATroN,
GENTLEMEN's TRAVELLING shell.
VI We have now on hand
40 heavy superior Travelling shawls
Which We will sell low for cash
VERIFY, TEBBs YERBY.
Corner Of tn street and Penn svenus
DARAMETTA CLOTHS AND EN-
i glish Mertnos-
70 pieces very cheap.
.f. VERIFY, TEBBs YERBY.
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. svenu.
dec lo-.f '0"e
DROWNE's HARPS.-Two OF the .hn-.
I'D celebrated double.action Harps can he seen for
three days at our Music Depot. Ali DESTROYS of pur
chasing will therefore please call Immediately
jan H-u H1LBUs 4 HITZ
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

W& have just opened one Of Groveston Co.'S
w Celebrated premium Piano Fortes Thsse
celebrated manufacturers have just received the
uree highest premiums for Pianos exhibited at the
New YORK Crystal Palace decided assurance of
Their superiority.
An are invited to call and Judge for Themselves.
at the Music Depot Of HfLBUs a HITZ
f-b 4-tf
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COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNTTURF

OV1IAUE C6A0BEh FUHNITUkE.
i HAVE just received at my Furniture Ware
1 rooms, on 9TH street, opposite the Exchange
Bank
III sets OF the above Furniture of various patterns
and style
Also, q considerable addition TO my stock of
PARL0I FURNITURE,
To which the attention OF purchasers is invited.
feb l0-ee2w N. NJ. McGREGOR
Gntelligencer)
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-TELEGRAPHIC..
by H0BSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA
Three Days Later from Eurons {,

AAAS0 1oyb &osOx AxOn 6UfODo, L
/. NEw YORK, Feb. 25.--The Europa has
arrived, bringing three days later dates
from Europe.
Cotton has advanced Id. on lower
grades-sales of the week 10000 bales.
Flour has declined Is. Wheat has de-
clined Sd. Corn has declined 2s. Con-
soils are quoted at OH. Provisions dull,
and declining. Coffee and sugar quiet.
Rice declining. Tobacco dull. Naval
stores firm. American stocks firm
Money market stringent ...a
Political affairs have warlike aspect.
81" EASTERN AFFAIRS. $3.50
The combined fleets entered the Rlack
sea on the 2Sth.
The military operations in Asia had
been suspended.
A vast conspiracy to raise an Insured.
ton among the Greeks on the banks of
the Danube had been discovered. Four
hundred insurgents had sworn to die in
defence of the cross and the Greek church.
A sanguinary action had taken. place
near Gulrgeoro, attended with great loss
OF life on both sides. Three thousand
Turks crossed the Danube and drove in
the Russian advanced posts, attacked the
town, and then returned. =
Letters from the Danubisn principali-
ties give accounts of deplorable misery
existing among the agricultural popula.
ton. Torn by the invaders from their
homes, they are compelled to transport
troops, build barracks, and perform other
forced duties. =
The distress of portion of the Wal
iachlan population is so great that they
were emlgrating in masses into Austrian
and Turkish provinces, or taken ND arms
to resist the outrages Of which they are
made the victims.
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Nj OsIC.-Al the popular Sheet Music Of the
Ivl day, tor sals at WIMER,S 9th 81
feb Tiff .--f - IVA os'
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M, Old WINDSOR, Sassafras, and other
isb ~ - soaps at reduced prices At
WINNERS, Oh st.
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DIR. +. A. Won MOSCHzIsKER. ,1o,,.
Slist and Aurist, viii be in Wssh;net
every TUESDAY. DR.. Won NJ attends
exclusively to the medical and snroic.,
treatment Of the EYE and EAR isic&'
Office at Mrs; w Voss', Pennsylvania syenu. h.
tween 18th and 18th sts, up stairs. Hours from n
q. m. TO p. m. 0i' nun Al
- 81 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted v;,,.
feb live "AIooot pdln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

UlD BULLION CoRNERED. Mr. Smith, of Viz.
glnla, Familiarity known as Extra Billy. ],
during recent debate in tho House of Rep.
resentatiyes, took occasion to show up the Mis-.
sonri Thunderer in a style entirely new to him
and not at all to his fancy. For tia sole pur-
pose, probably. Of annoying the old gentleman
and OF having bit Of fun at his expense, Mr.,
smith asserted that the venerable Senator Of
thirty years had been guilty of gross incon-
sistency, and then proved it by reading from
one OF his old speeches. Mr. Benton lost his
temper, not because the charge had been made,
but because it was true and was established to
every oodyss satisfaction. He turned in his seat
anu laced the accuser, repeatedly contradicting
nm IN Q passionate manner and declaring that
ne would not permit himself to he misrepre-
sented MIR. Smith, with the blandness SO
characteristic of his numerous and respect.
able family, recommended his victim to keen
COOL and, document in hand, proceeded with
the exposition Finding it difficult to cover the
matter Up or explain it away, Mr.. Benton finally
settled back in his seat and resigned himself
70 the lnfiction, amid the unsurpassed merri
ment Of the other members. This appears to
nave been one of the most amusing among the
many strange scenes that have occurred during
the present session
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with the costs of this Court, to be paid by ap-

with the costs Of this Court, to be paid by APP
pellee.
State, appellee, os. VIM Jones, appellant. j..
Appeal from First District Court of New Or
leans Judgment affirmed,
| Mary Heath, appellant, Us. Mary Bein and R.
penn her husband, appellees. Appeal from
oecond District Court of New Orleans. Judg-
ment affirmed
Emma Ferrier, wife of DusilYa, appellee, Us,
Il Auguste Ferrier, appellant Appeal from
Dlstrict Court of Pointe Coupee Judgment Of
District Court reversed, but without prejudice
as to any questions arising on rights ACQUIRED
under the will of Delphine Porche, or the statute
of 25th March, 1874
| Eugene Rousseau, Receiver, appellee, Us. VIM.
Lum ct ais, appellants. Judgment affirmed
| appeal from the Fourth District Court of New
| OrleaIs)
| Laurent Millaudon, appellant, ps. BENZ, Pow
dras de Lallande and al. appellees. Appeal
| from Fifth District Court of New Orleans
Judgment affirmed
| Arch. W. Gordon, for use of James Dundas
| ct as, appellee, Us. james Erwin, appellant
Appeal from Fourth District Court of New Or
leans. Judgment reversed and verdict for de-
tendant as in case of non suit
Succession of Robert H. Sterling Crescent
ana Sun Mutual Insurance Companies, appel
| lants, Us r. j. Kerr, executor, and W. Fl. Wall
e as, appellees. Appeal from First District
Court of New Orleans Tableau amended by
CHASING as ordinary creditors Cohen, Pynchon
and D. Poincy s Co., as to the item of $s6 GA,
and that SO amended, the Judgment is affirmed !;
Cohen, Pynchon and D. Poincy & Co., to pay
coets and appeal.
+ Riera Hermanos, appellant, ps L. Duvig-
maud, appellee. Appeal from Third District
Court of New Orleans Decreed that the plain
tiff recover of defendant Duvignaud, 1897 50,
as partner Of Duvignaud s. P, the judg-
Succession of J. Laazetti Teresa Mazoni,
widow of Lauzetti, appellee, u.s. Mrs de Pom
talba and NJ. Barnett, Jr., appellants. judy
ment affirmed. Appeal from Third District
Court of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

nquestS.--An inquest was held night before
last, on the body of Henry Connolly, and the
following verdict rendered:
"Came to his death from wound causing in
ternal hemorrhage, said wound having been in
ficted on the evening of the 10th inst. by John
McNeagle. The jurors are also of the opinion
that one Martin Carroll is an accessory to the
murder, = These men are at present in prison
awaiting examination.
Also upon the body of Bridget Stone aged GO
years, native of Mississippi ~ found dead in
house on Perdido street Verdict, sDeath from
intemperance and apoplexy."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. May %.

ST. oHaRLEs-Jas W Carroll Uhas Fountain, " c
Fountain: j Busby Capt Hart. john Brack, DR. II
Perkins, G Mediation, Pickett w M Smith Saw.
Texas Chas Townsend, Y; c Frost c Byron
Ga D E FFstrous, Riddle, Ala
~ cdFY-5aa Auze, ohas Torrans H Lassman, Tbos Nc
F IN J9ultlan T Cullen, Nash McElroy
Wiiland ID Ireland ] Petty, Jenkins Jasrnan
z II skeltor Carroll Rog, VIM Ia lor, WIN Jones
man, Jas MeCongrap Peter Collins H Gerard JAS Hut
chins, j 5 Carr McPhips, McGarney VIM McCui-
i9ugn, Jas Daily, fhos Murdoch, ] Hatton Mobile ::
ar Geilons, AIR Slaughter, Mr. McElroy Chas Compton
ARCADE-G R Hunt s NJ Rutherford, La ; r Young
ny Il stuart, w Rushing Miss /; Fl G Baker james
" nite, = Patterson Moore, W Gerow, 0 Burer
Holland santer, H Fletcher, s smith W Ii Brown
l MeGTaw, ) Richard, Nichols, Henry Rutherford A
ETWln; u softer. Williams W Baker D Rush, Ala
81 hoo1a-C Malot, Geo Whitman, La DIR Turn
6nliI Texas; VIM Whitlock, Y /; G W Fletcher ] R
creighton, Moreton, Cadi. Aspinwall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

THE SHIP-MAsTERs OF MANE.-The State of
Maine says, the business of a ship. master has
become leading profession in Maine. This
gallant class of men, always most respectable,
mas rapidly grown into distinction and import
ance within the last few years
Our ship masters are nov far better paid than
any class of men in the State In 1868, Maine
put to sea 800 vessels of all descriptions
one,han OF them ships of the larger class. Each
of these vessels has to be supplied with master,
calling, at least, 800 young men in single year
from Maine into active and profitable employ
ment, requiring as high a degree Of practical
sagaclty. physical energy and business talent
as is demanded in any other trade or profession
among US; We have known young men, gradu-
ates OF college and educated to the bar, leave
.nas profession to take charge of vessels, and
hs.. with competency in early life, with far
oelter health and more knowledge of the world
pursuit 'eeEAtl'u u 'neir FORMER
90 90 great is the demand for ship.masters, and
80 RAPID Is promotion, that a mpch ynnngsr
class OF men reach the command fban forn,ar1,,
eur Jar snapmasters very often own a share in a
ship, and in addition to the ordinary comnar
satlon to the master, share q nart;on ~ .ha
prchts Of the voyage By such union Of can;taI
in value. '''AaA'su
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
The Gentlemen
Are offered greater inducements than to purchase hs
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
c. B. DREW,
Magnificent Stock of Summer
CLOTHING.

LIZ II u NJ ROE q Co.
81 Magazine street, Of Gravisr,
tE- Have in the Elegant Assortment Of
SEAS0NABLE CLOTHING,
that they had the pleasure offering their They
invite careful examination Of their stock which following
only partial list:
COATS FOR SUMMER,
Of Dap dEte, Parametta Warp Alpaca Black Silk Fancy
Linen White Linen Drill and Dnek, Drill and Dusk
India seersuoker Pongee, Gass Cloth,
PANTALooNs FOR SUMMER, ..+
Of Black and Colored Single Md Cashmere Dap dRt
Parnmes Alpaca, White Drill Duck Fancy Linen Drill
New Style Check Drill, Brown Linen Drill Paaters Linen Nautesu
CoItonade, etc.
u VESTS FOR SUMMER, %"
Fancy cored Mases Plain MBrsses Plain White and
Figured White Marsees, White Linen Duck and Figured
Linen Drill Brown Drill and Plane Linen, Alpaca Boubs
zine, Silk, Satin, etc.
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMMER
Linen and Mun Shirts Msno Coo Gauns FlarpsI
Ganze Silk Undehrs Wrappers Thsad udershrs and
Dawers Linen and Cotton Dawe Cotton erino Cashmere Linen
and Lse Thread Half Hose Gloves of all kinds Crava Handker
chiefs, Stocks, etc. ALSO superior assoruen. OF
Boys CLOTHING.
Of the best quality. Also
VuLcANIZED INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
much the largest assortment in New oeau BIO sold nj s
lowest price for caah.
ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-No DEVIATION
ALFRED MUNROE & Co
agax street. az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

EDUCATION IN misunderstanding to the
Montgomery Times, there are over log, 900 boys
and girls in that State, of which number over
o4'ooo do not attend school. There are, it says
in the State, $4,000 men and women who cannot
read or write.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

A new hotel, of magnificent size, and style, is
to be erected in Chicago, on the corner of Michi-
gan avenue and Randolph street. 1t will be
called the Dearborn Hotel"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

The New York Express estimates that there
are in the city of New York 10000 destitute
children who live by beggary and shame.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

James Toole was killed in ARRAY at Savannah
on the 14th, by Charles Griffith, by being shot
with pistol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

An Italian farce, which has attained consi-
derable popularity, is distinguished by the fol-
lowing somewhat comical incident A traveller
reaches an inn, and finds it crowded with occu-
pants; his choice lies between no bed at all, or
one in the same room where black man is
sleeping; he adopts the latter, and orders the
servant to call him at very early hour. In
the middle of the night mischieyous wag
wanders into the room, and amuses himself with
backing the travellers face. When the servant
wakes him, his first action is to look in the glass,
when he exclaims, g The fool has woke the
wrong manH and calmly goes to bed again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

THE CzAR.-Within the last half year, the
personal appearance of the Emperor Nicholas
has undergone considerable change. he has
grown visibly older, and walks less erect, hut
his habits are unchanged He rises very early
and at a quarter-past six takes walk through
the palace and the barracks. On his return he
gives private audiences and then works for some
hours IN MS cabinet. Almost daily he may be
driving in his "droschky," to visit his daur6.
ter ter Maria' the widow Of the Duke Of Leuebten-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

Consumption Eats'able.
b d A CHS BREAST LINTMENT
10 Not only cures all those paus aches in the bsst
suodu'ng tho Inflammation in the chest and
wnch conanmpve liable prevents
ls formation of ubereles The of this ument
directions and regimen given in the directions are iavausbc
persons already afflicted with the disease any sy predsd
tot ' way f'euN'P'seu
Ths principle of this founded upon the latest and .
scientific opinions Of all the medical men Of III IT. ~
cannot but be approved Of For sale by
e. d. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist and Anotbsca,v
of Charlres and custotnhonaa ,,-as,,
For sale also by sTHos RANTTN
corner of Camp Poydras streets
ana oy JAMES sYME
my 1petdaitW Curonaelot and Canal .reatp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

DAN RroE's.-A large house, we were glad to
see' was present last night on the opening of this
establishment Miss Mary Hill, who made her
debut before a New Orleans audience, was re.
celved with much enthusiasm We predict for
her great popularity with our theatre-goers
possessing as she does eminent dramatic talent
with rare graces of form and face. The singing
and playing Of the pretty Virginia Kemble were
likewise quite feature of the evening amuse-
ment, and were much applauded The Larater
Lee family appeared last evening, as they will
again this evening. The bill for to night is the
same as that Of last night