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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

ENOR SALE OR TO LET-FURNISHED, A COTTAGE
on Staten Island for three Ave years. ding
fine view Of the Bay with fstabing Ice house. other
eutbuildngs garden containing twelve lots filed with
fruits and flowers. Apply to A. SWINTON,
900 Broadway, Office No IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

A 7 PERKsKILL-FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE COUN.
a try residence, large double house, and four
land Inquire Of INGET SOIL FIELD go Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

dor SALE OR TO LET-A TWO STORY COTTAGE
house., 10th street, between Second and Third
1t contains nine finished rooms furnished with
Groton and n admirably located being in the centre Of
Terms moderate. Apply to Z. II Brown II Wall street,
between and O'clock p NJ to Harvey Brown 126tn
don, Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

RUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF
Fordham We,tchester county. situated on the Harlem
Railroad hours ride from the City Hail. New York
These lots desaby situated Of various sizes and
some of choicest building sites to be found the
Of this road. Trains every hour and the
eity from 30 NJ to II NJ, and the eomnntasse is
Tor maps 81, apply to BERRIAN BANKS, Is Nassau
treet, New York, from IL TO at the Post ooe Ford
ham, where person in attendance to show people the
property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

A THREE STORY BRICK BASEMENT HOUSE. FIN
IA ished in good style, with marble mantels gas range
bath hot and cold water south
sae Price "a 500 Part Of the money remain bond
and mortgage inquire OF w. b. r. BARTON 5l6 Sixth
avenue, or on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

WANTED TO PURCHASER STEAMBOAT SUITA-
w bic for first class owboat; also, suitable
carrying emigrant passengers from the Quarantine for
which half cash will be paid and the balance In first
class houses in Williamsburg good bond and mortgage
a. seven per cent 6y stter stating 81 price dimen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, NEAT COTTAGE
La containing twelve situated in neigh
DOrh0Gd "a Aaigh street BROOKLYN The Lofts
sod reasonable terms, the present wants
leave the city possible For particulars inquire
lon the premises,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

pURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DOoRS
ID open at 7, curtain rises Mt ~ O'Clock.
Tuesday evening April %, will be performed
THE TEMPEST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

HERMANNyILLE LOTS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II for household fnrnisure or good pianofortc, nine
half lots each 100 by 200 feet in the village Of Her
Iannville all lying the railroad Address Her
II annville box 2,51 New York Post Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
LIBERTY HI1HoUT LIZ.

lie who sets men free---reallY free---nust
look to 1t that, in proportion as they obtain the
power, they shall loose the will to do wrong.
This could only be done by taking care that
Freedom and Morals should be the one an in
seParaoie condition to the other. But since
this Is not thing possible to human diserimi.
nation, all that mortal prudence can do is, in
hheratlng men to see that they shall still have
one high and sovereign master-the Law-tbat
shall permit no serious i'll to be done with i'm
punity, and shall thus stand in place Of Morals
to those who have none, Without this dominion
OF the law, there can be no true freedom. hut
only wild and wicked license, the beastlv
counterfeit of Liberty 1t is, in short, liberty
Tor the bad, not the good a liberty such as
fools can best understand and rogues most ad.
mire
Thisis the liberty which SO many among us
are aiming to bring about, and are, indeed,
spreading but too successfully, under the taking
names OF The Progress, Self-Goyernment, De-
mocraoy. Abolition, Intervention, Kossuthism,
hosztaism, Mitchelism, Young America, Fill
busterism, and the like For all these are but
'he same spirit of lieeqse, adapting itself only
10 different locality
" such liberty, there has been many scene
IN this country. 1t is now reigl.-g at Erie. To
emonnati it comes when it likes. 1t is fond of
baltimore and Baltimore of it, Wehave known
y become entitled to Naturalization in Phila-
aeipnia,by four years residence of brawls |
among the Firemen and Killers In New York,
mas fourished, since about 1912, under the
auspices Of Capt, Rynders, the Short Boys, and
inc boards Of Aldermen Now and then, Mt the
command NINA Of Abby Folsom, Garrison, Sumner,
hi'ips o., it visits the Athens of America,
= se,s v porr rebellions in Rhode Island, Hun
Ter lodges along our Canadian border, Anti
rent associations in York State. Bucksbot wars
IN pennsylvania, Disanion plots in south caro-.
una, Sonora expeditions and Lynch courts il
9a'li0sas' Aepadiatlons in Mississippi; and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
re THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
sp tbs National Ains.
ARAB1A,s COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS,

ARABIA,s COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS.
| NEw YoRK Feb 4-The Arabia reports the sales CT
Cotton at Liverpool for the week ending the 2st u
$4,000 bales of which 5000 taken speculation
and 1000 for export Prices had declined about I'D
most descriptions and the market closed with the follow
ing quotations Fair Orleans esd; Middling Orleans
6l16d Fair Uplands, 62sd and Afddling Upands sgd
per h. Flour had advanced Is per Dbl and closed at
for Northern Canal and ass per Dbl for Ohio The sales
Of Saturday the 21st ut estimated at 5000 bales
prices steady.
Corn was frmer but without actual advance in
prices White quoted at 51s and Yellow at sos per
quarter Wheat had further advanced and closed at 1S
per 10 lbs.
MONEY AND TRADE.
The Money market was stringent owing to the
anticipation of general and Gonsols had declined
u per cent Trade in the manufacturing districts
unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Nkw York, Feb 6-The Flour market Is active under
speculative demand with advancing prices. Sales at
so Is per Dbl Corn has advanced &c. and held at 81 03
to 81 o5 per buse Pork active with sales specu
laton at SIG per Dbl for Mess.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRk Feb S-The flour market here continues
depressed and there have been only few sales to-day at
SO to SO 12 per Dbl for Ohio further decline of 12e
per Dbl. Corn is selling at CSC to 81 per bushe
OHIO RIVER-MARKETS
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 1.-The river here is falling with
feet water in the channel
CNeNNArr, Feb 2-Saes of bacon shoulders SC and
sides at &c per Id. Lard in bbls sold per
prime
LOUISVILLE, Feb 1.-The steamboat James Robb has
arrived from New Orleans and the Washington City has
departed for that place. Weather very mild and pleasant
LoUisyIILE Feb 1.-The weather here continues very
mild. The steamboats, Cincinnatus Ben Bolt and Rein
deer have arrived from New Orleans and the Fashion
Persia and Glendale have departed for that place The
river is falling rapidly.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 3-The river here is falling with 5
feet inches water in the channel.
CINCINNATI Feb. 3-The river here has fallen feet
during the last q hours Sales of flour at SO SO So
per Dbl Mess pork s13 per Dbl Prime lard in bbl at
90 per h. Whisky at 22c per gallon.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE,
BATON RoUGE, Feb 6-Senrte-Mr. McMurdo intro
duced bill provide for the payment the coupons
interest attached to bonds issued by the State which
passed.
Mr.. Clifton, from the Committee the Banks report
ed act to amend the charter the Citizens Bank so
to allow discounts other banks which made the
special order for Wednesday next The several bills for
Registry law in New Orleans were made the special order
for Thursday the 18th instant The time the House
consumed in discussing the bill to allow the City
Council to issue bonds instead of the present tax for sub
scrption to the Jackson and Northern and opelousas
Railroads the bill had been adopted to the fourth section
when the House adjourned.
The pending amendment is to allow only Taxpayers to
vote in the action Of the Council.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

FLoRlpA suGAR.-The Jacksonville News has sam
pies Of sugar made on Gulf land in Florida Fertyfve
Rattoon cane of it of the third years rat
toou made eghtythree full hogsheads of one thousand
pounds each and twenty Of plant made thirty
hogsheads besides seed for thirty reserved
This crop cultivated by sixteen hands, who were
assisted in taking it off for six weeks by twenty others
The planter claims that this crop only one-ha of
what the hands could have cultivated with more
seed and more open land. From the same cane seven
thousand gallons Of moasses made The sugar OF
quality equal to the St. Crsx. Of the molasses
have sample but it is claimed to be very superior
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07


With folded hands the lady lies
In flowing roles of white,
A globed lamp beside her couch,
A round Of tender light.
With such light above her head,
little year ago,
She walked adown the shadowy vale,
Where the blood-red roses grow
A shane or shadow Joined her there,
To pluck the royal flower,
But pucked the lily from her breast
which was HEY only dover.
That gone, all went: her false love first,
And then her peace of heart
The hard world frowned, her friends grew cold
She hid in tears apart
And now she lies upon her couch,
Amid the dying Light,
Nor wakes to hear the little voice
That means throughout the night
u @= m- [Putnam's Magazine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
Ladies' AUCTION.

E ) PHILLIPS would call the Ladies Of The
ss aud its vicinity that ho has THIS DAY opened Charles
sIsea LADIES' AUCTION, md will offer we'll
FRENCH FANCY GOODS which invariably 10 tina
highest bidder
Inc seset consists in part OF RICH BRoCADE SILK MUsLISs
EEooNCEp bAREGES and FLoUNCED JAGoNETS; yarr1 81
BRolpERlES. - -
Also flNEFANs, SILK PARASotS, PORTE MoNNAlEs Err,
sitEi = loAiBS, large variety, MENTION
ALSO
10 large assortment OF imported FANCY GOODS aya
LAfEFIRE IN CHARITIES STREET.
~ The sale will daily o'cSct and i'll ontnas IN
every article is sold '''+ss ''A
e-lnpcer desiring to close Invoices Fancy Good, viii 10
well To avail themselves OF this opportunity, a., a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
Drugs, Medicine es ants ey,en,icoi.
DR.. L. j. COKE, No. 95 Camp street

DR.. Z. j. COKE, No IS Camp street.
GB DR.. f. J. caxE's PREPARATIONS in s4tsnsvs rs =.
nearly fifteen years. by their
unsurpassed eqnaed by any similar in the Sorh
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlYA, SARsAPARIILA AND Curriers'
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES.
CHOLERA SYRatP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND +, :
MAHENT CURE OF THE FILES -
E,ara nla nsR rrrria
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

CITY HOTEL.P Walker Jackson, ILL., DR. II Greco Ito,
Miss; II Alden, Ky; Hswley, o. Cox, smpt
simpson, Texas Moore, Col Rabb, DR. W D Do6bi
Ark W Stewart, Cruue Coy T f Neon, Conel,
cochran, Mis-. Coates Medium, WestheIsby oh To-;
Talquet PerBon, Y; 4 Ronlaip, d Read Mooe M
AUDI Samnes Ohio Nelly Kerr lai Moody Baldwin,
Miss; II Waters, N o.
ST. LOUIS. Harding, Anderson Ala; Flanders Madi
Miss; DR. Douglas, AetcalIe V Morgan Mon /
gomsry Miss W Johnston Chambers, Tenn George
Meody Miss W Lensir La; Preston, G; A Anti, La
L Hebert, Williams La Jones, Ala DiRs, Mex;
Fisher, N Y; b Camden N o. Mrs Sprigg, La.
ARCADE "A Gray Butter, Miss Tenn; Charles
Russsl, Fla; W Douglass; MIR King Carr Miss; W
Northern Miss Hole, Mr. Smith, Hunt Edward
Tenn Cochran Bacon, Ark Igehart Texas Dodge
II Cfander, C Rimbs, Texas
ST. CHARLES R Shelby, Thos Helm lady Miss
Iauly, Deputy, Capt Crazy dRe Ark G Wood,
Joyncr, Chas Gcodles Ky Robinson Lefrech
daughter Sewer, Hon Reeves SAWYER hitchcock
Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Cons DR. Gray Norris Thomas
NI Jane Thomssi Miss Mary Thomaa, Miss; Colonel Polk
Tenn.
TERANDA....T Heruden, NJ R Chew, Carter N o. Mr.
Moore Ais: Turner Y; Helm, Eldridge Mss q
Bean, Samson, James BrdssR, II Pariahboy, Ewing,
George Burgess Chester Porter, Ala; Yonng III; NJ
Clifton, Ind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

The PANS E1rEniToH l6b5,-The most extensive
preparations making for the great exhibition in Paris
to take place next year Tho Prince Napoleon by the
imperial decree nstuting the exhibition is president OF
the commission under the direetoa of which the exhibit
ton will be held.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
os.E WORD TO THE sEpENrARY. VIII

Os.E WORD TO THE SEDENTARY Those who
labor Win doors compelled breathe impure atmosphere
which .h unfit for the expansion Of the lungs ewing
to want OF erc s the bowels become ccupated the pores
skin closed Iced all the ncts of the body
hence Asthm. Cough Pains in the Breast Papita
ton of the Heart Rhun attic Pains various body sd-
ness and variety Of ether distressing complaints
sedentary habits.
WRGHT'S INDIAN FEGEl ABLE PILLS dispes all these
pensaa symptoms singh Ill in l give relief il
epsasla few times assusy restsre the body health.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by j. WRIeHI d co, ,0...
fabs st2p No ISL Chartres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

sfHs'Etr suaotsrroS--7Re Siarery Question The
Louisville Journal in elegantly written and well cen
aefed article insists that this yex4d question Of Aer
can politics shall be put rest now and forever; and
saEgsats That when the National Conventions of thu
great parties meet they shall by some satisfactory r,
arrangement take Notice of the slavery question
THAI il 1t bad never been heard Of,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
To Ire En6ksea

NJ A NJ ? L A TEN
% Respectfully oilers her the ad. New Orleans IA
re treatment Of the following Diseases PROLAPsus UTFRI
WHITES PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATToN ~
GoRGEMENT AND ULCERATtuN OF THE WOMB,
Theeatment adopted by her which has met bes rovo3
~ Surgeons Paris, London rk IA
IVA aces mere OF Which abe has ample testimony, the nnu
respectable ladies she can refer ustes
OF iae Uterus, not Of canceroH nature, cured
seasm devstes herself exclusively the diseases of Ladies
can 0s eOn'uled DAILY, n herre5tdenee,
myls epH lee q, vos, ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

CuBA PosrAGE-The Havana correspondent of the New
York Courier and Enquirer reports that the post
office tariff of Cuba imposes postage Of 12}4 cents pei
ounce upon newspapers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

CoMNe TO AMERIcATt is said that Felix Rachel, the
brother Mmle Rachel the French tragedienne, will
shortly here to make arrangements fer professional
| in thnI nj al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

BE- Madame Adolph, at the Magnolia House gains
daily laureis to her wide spread celebrity Thu
reports Of those who have from creduy or sven mere
curiosity paid her visit in order to investigate her
skill speak in attering of correct revelations
of the past and plausible predictions for the future As
mysterious her profession appears she has certainly
made marvellous hits and half hours converse.
ton with her will be spent if profitable at least very
amusing and agreeable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

EhtFm, the TFAGEulAS-ou r exchanges from Msmnhis
ST. Louis, Nashville, and other places in thut region
have been for some time filled with very attering and
complimentary notices of Mr. Neahe young American
nagedian We have been surprised warmth of their
praise and cannot but think that there must be real
when so many papers of standing aud responsibility agr
in their verdict. sir, Neahe has played yirgnius
Hamlet" haebethn "Rehelieu,' Richard Third y
and number of other standard but difficult characters,
and succeeded in them a OF his Virgnins, the Louis
vile Democrat says:
We have such powerful representation of
the Roman fathers character Mr. Neaa gave last night
to large and approeiatiVe audience. There was sub
Unity in his every word and tone and commingled in his
daughters presence with tenderness unsurpassed The
awful silence Of deaths presence enchainod the
anaence as the curtain fell upon the closing Last
nights performance stamps him one Of The most powerf
actors of the age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

THE LOUISIANA Pass UNroN--Thc second annual meet
ing of the Louisiana Press Union will place at Baton
Rouge on the 22d, Ample arrangements will be made
and it is to be hoped that large number of editors and
printers will be present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

LucKY-Four young men of this city, members of the
"Funny Club having small surplus fund on hand in,
vested twenty dollars in the last Havana Lottery and
drew the $4,000 prize We congratulate young
friends upon their good fortune hpachcoa Advertiser
bult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

A young man named Philip H. Carter, Jr
found frozen to death in Caroline, Va, few days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

while it tramples on all treaties abroad and all
laws at home, it mouths progress, Patriotism and
the redemption of the whole globe
just at this moment, however, it seems to be
blessing with its more particular presence nice
little place up our river, with the Egyptian name
of Memphis There, according to the local ac-
counts, Lawlessness has set up. her throne, her
court, her temple Venus did not more love
her Paphos, Apollo his Delos, Mars Thrace, or
Joye his high Olympus. Witness the following
extract from that honest paper, the Memphis
Eagle. 1t is apropos Of a barbarous murder
just committed there with impunity.
Not week-scarcely nigh-passes, that there Is not
either murder or scene of violence brutal outrage
unsuspecting citizens from the country enced into
lens OF gambling ured into deadalis Of DRINKING
and puDdered of their money or beaten in neg
of real fegned ntoxraton audaciousy disturb
peace the city and defy the agents OF the public
authorities if indeed these venture to intepose for the
protection Of upon whom they choose t9wreak their
insult and vengeance. HAVE WE COMMUNITY OF LAWS!
has indeed become fearfully pertinent question.
It question which this community solve, and
that right speedily abandon itself to existence
much preferable to that of pandemonium No one's life
or person is safe under such state of things The within
caprice which selected the la7t victim may choose %
you Sir any one, for the next until assassination
shall grow weary with its hesh work or-what is more
hkelyhumany under the instinct of selfpreseryaton,
shall rise in revolt against the moekery of laws which
give protection and vndcate its right to the security
Of government which is obeged
God forbid that things should come to such pass A
thoroughly aroused and rightly directed Puzzle OPINION
can avert it. and the evils under which the
nifty groans. That and that alone, do it. If the
general voice Of the community will but demand Of the
Public Authorities strict and rigid enforcement of the
Laws, while at the time there is shown earnest
cordial and unanimous determination its part to up
hold them in the discharge of their duties there will BIS
end of these disgraceu outrages Violence and dis
order however audaciou yet reared itself ia the
face Of community uedig and heartily determined upon
the enforcement of order 1t is only when society in the
aggregate and in the detail is unfathfu to itself that
nisrule ruins riot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

Madame sontag realized four thousand dol
lars at Cincinnati from four concerts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

THg ExrLssIoN AT Lower RAsENswoop, L. by the
explosion at the cartridge factory at Ravenswood L.
thirteen persons were killed instantly and large
severely injured four of which at last dates thought
could not
The precise of the explosion one remains tc
explain 1t is known however that the stove used for
warming the building red hot, the day being very
cold andfrom the highly combustibe materials which
used in close proximity to it it may readily be ac
counted for by surprising particle gnited on the
floor, and communicating with the articles in various
stages of preparation caused the explosion The building
was one-story wood building twenty by twenty five feet
square, which blown into fragments not single
stick could be found that a child could not lift
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

TEAee AFFAIR TEaSrsrn-A difficulty occurred at
Baskerville, Memphis Tenn, the 2Gth ut b.,
tween DR., Leake and notorious desperate named
Mitchell, during which the former was 80 dreadfuly
stabbed that at latest accounts his life drspaired of
Mitchell lied but was pursued by large party neigh
bors of DR. Leake, among whom Major c. II Sarke
S A Leake Esq, Dr. Pride and F. A Payne, Constable
who met him ON the road few miles out from Holly
Springs Miss He turned round and fled as soon MS he
saw them but his horse being almost broken down they
overlook him as he rode into the town Mitchell had a
bowie knife in his hand and that no person should
take him. His pursuers called to some persons in the
streetsto arrest him telling them he was murderer.
Some person caught hold of his horse when Major sarke
rode up and shot him in the side with shot gun He
died soon afterwards from the wounds inflicted
Major starke gave himself up to the authorities of Holly
Springs immediately, aud acquitted, Major stsrke
is wealthy planter Memphis and is spoken of as
a most honorable and high minded gentleman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

/ Mr.. Edward + Hicks, Superintendent of the
Muscogee Railroad died at Savannah, on the Goth,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

Thomas Francis Meagher arrived at San
Francisco in the steamship Cortez on the 18th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07
Eerandah Hotel,
SesCeLS x. Fuusoi
Creme DE Bousy Champagne.

JACQuESSON & Fills BRAND.
An entirely different article from the Bouzy Of other brandt,
kS NOW LANDING $50 baskets Of the and otl e bana
quas anu lhIe and viii receives the few days aati
further supply.
inns VINE decidedly superior other Champagne impo4
u s Market aa well known by all who have
f Brand Of either CREME De BoUzY or FLEUR DE sILERY
's on hani, my usual assortment of the bost WINES
LIQUORS in The Market which viii be .od on ps
any other house in the city.
jani9 2ptf sEWELI T. TAYLOR NJ /. D., -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-07

Re- We have through the courtesy of Mr. NJ. B Hart,
purse Of the steamship Daniel Webster received Caor-
MIA papers and carefully prepared memorandum of the
trip, for which he has our thanks.