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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

NATIONAL GUARDS BALL Cont En-
PANy Fla Grand Civic and Military BALL will be A
Sfyen al UNION HALL, saeI, District G
WEDNESDAY EVENING December H. 1851 for the fenet sz
OF Company F, National Guards.
s5z GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Cen T. L. TRACY Capt. ]. o. HOWELL,
col. II FORNo, Lieut.. y o. CLAIBORNE,
Iiaut. Col. j, A. JAqUESS, Lieut.. " G. VINCENT,
MAJ lard STIiH, Lieut.. W. II. STONE,
Adlt Gil As. FORNO, Lieut.. RLACKFoRD.
Cant d, VOORHEES, Lieut.. C. L. MARSHALL.
Capt j. IL MEHAFFEY, Lieut.. ]. t. AITGAELL
fapt r. 81 SAITH W. W. MITCHELL,
-ant a. 81 DHrUX. Serg. JOHN COOPER,
Capt. Val SALoMoN, Serg. LOUIS PDWEk,
= Cant sCIsfA Serg. r. BGYLAND
ijeut w III ZIMMERMAN, Serg. W. ROUSSEAU.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
Lieut.. C. L. MARSHALL, serg. ARCH. FIRTH,
Iisat. ]. G. WALKER, Corp. RODGERS,
Serg. i. JACOBS. corp. ., >. BENNETT
INVITATION.
Col. H. ToRNo. Corn 4 J. BENNETT,
Lieut.. RANK BLACKBOARD, DAVID ADAMS.
sar~ WIN RDSSEAu GEORGE BUTLER.
Tickets s2Can al the Music Stores st Burnett
Bssts ck Creole Office from member of the Com
mitee Arrangements. nav ID
EpALLS, SOIREES, CONCERTS, ETC. ID I!s
The large cemmoiious ROOM in the MASON
&c which has beer lifted up aSnTssy for USE
LECTURES. For TERMS apply at ths ess n ths eand
H. Chava and Perdde stSeetA atm
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

~ Ltssss Mss.eFA-T. s. coFEoE, Srfef MAsssEH-
MONDAY, December hs ericxa
Mes ADDIE O2WALD-Tke performance will with
JyEccuusess, Miss FANCY IA nee.
Ths ghscle entitled YAM
KEE GIRLS asEXiCf,-Jerus A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

apRAzIERS' GoPPER-21 cases assorted,
u " 10, IL aud II ID, for sale by - .=zzz#.,-,=.,
dls SMITH d COOPER, f09 Tehospitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

CONTEMPT. Judge Cotton, Of the Sixth Dis
rict Court Saturday committed counsellor John Hen
derson Jr to prison for twelve hours with fine of s25
for entering the jury and converting with the juror
in case in which he counsel. The officer in chsrg
of the room was also committed for fortyeight hour
with fine Of s25, for permitting him to enter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

STEAMBOAT THEFT.-Fanny, slave belonging
Mr.. N Hail. and Elizabeth, belonging to Mr. Bounion
were arrested yesterday at the request Of the CLERK OF
the steamer sutana who charges them with stealing tow
els and table cloths that boat They were locked up
for examination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18


E;v with five children immigrants lately arrived from
ayre were brought with their baggage to the First Dis
tric police office on Saturday evening the father very
sick and the children evidently suffering from desttu
tion The mother Of the children and her sixth child
had died on the passage and are told the father and
remaining children were found by the Street Commission
er helpless condition on Robin street hecofder nsus
sent the children aged 49, 1917 and years to the
Poydras Asylum and the father to the charity
BoNNY BoArsMEN. -Three men, named Henry
Kennedy Hugh Montague and John oonnor were az
rested on Saturday at the upper shipping wharVes On
charge of stealing yawl.b from VIM. Conrad Ihe
charge however, did not conclusive against them.
| TAKING HoRsR.-George staeiner was ar
rested on Baronne street Saturday afternoon at the
request of Jane Crer, f. W. c., who charges him witt
having taken hay from Mr.. Bishops pasture OF
Metare Ridge Staeiner gave bail toappear for examine
| ton.
SUSPICIOUS. Whitmore was arrested OF
St. Charles street on Saturday afternoon charged By Mr
P. Conway Jr with being found in his office under gus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

bar ia Isss-Flrs. ALPINE MsIDopsra h act. IN Va
.Bsroaa. Opsra Third, MUSICAL
ISTERLUDE. Fonfh 3EcaET-0pea IN aet, in Eogiah.
Engaged Tsane,ta call
their Tickets seoss hapasta O'Clock, otherwise hsy VIII as d
" Ts pebble are informed that cea.roe osde o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

DIvoRoE.--The suit Of Nine. L. A. Caldwell
for divorce from her husband Samuel Gouray has
cuped the sixth District Court for several days past
will be continued to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-18

DARING ROBBERY .-Ihfet young men Oh IT
day evening last little after dark entered the parlor Of
Mrs Eugene Gneble IRENE street while that lady was
performing on the piano. aez silver watch which was
lying on the table, and made good their escape Mrs G.
rushed to the door to call for help hut they showed
her roughly back and prevented the alarm Two Of the
men were James Fisher and Robert Wright whose arrest
we mentioned in Saturdays paper The other, who has
| the watch is still at large
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
Telegraphic.

FURTHER BY THE AHABrA.-Bostor Feb s.-The Arabia
arrived here to-day and was at once boarded by the
thoroughly searched The following additional items
Of her
DIsTREss IRELArp-Great distress has prevailed in
on aecoust Of the severity of the weather
the high prices of provisions at Garriek
l. was feared that riots would In those places
FzAHsE AND TuRKEY.--Louis Napoleon has written an
autograph letter to the Sultan respecting the battle OF
sinope and giving assurances Of his support
Negotiations foot In France for the purchase OF
seven steamships from English company designed to
form line to America The steamers are to be at the
service in the line
EASTERN ArFAIRs.-Orders had been issued to the
knaslan commanders not TO attack the Turks without
superior force The ice has disappeared from the Danube
me london Morning Chronicle publishes dispatch from
aeHna dated January l6 which states that adyees from
81 Petsrsburg of the Sth. had been received there
giving preliminary Indications of rupture with France
and England and OF the recall tho Emperor Of Russia
OF bis ambassadors at Paris and London.
DEArH.-senator Maitland ~ died at Paris on the
LIVERPOOL MARKErs.-Proyisions are in good demand
AZ Liverpool and prices firm. Lard quoted at 5Ss
LONDON MoNEY MARKEr-There was vet no ebauye in
the rates OF interest Transactions in Anerican seeur
ties had been large.
ONO RIyER-StedmboGts-M ts-Markets-Cincin,at Feb =
The river here is still falling The Arabajs news has
caused an advance in Flour and superne has sold at So
30 most holders asking 81 per bbl Sales of whisky st
"a to 221a per gallon. Provisions tending upwards
Sales ofmess pork to be delivered next month at IL rs
Lard in 6bs &c per lb Bacon shoulders AZ and sides
o54c pefID
Le1srA Feb 4-The river here is yet falling weather
pleasant O.
PMsbrg, Feb. 6-Thers is now four feet water in the
channel here, and the river still falling
CINCINNATI Feb. 6The river here his fallen four feet
since Saturday evening Flour firm with sales at AZ per
Dbl saes Of pork at sls for mess and SO per bb for
fonp Green meats selling at &c. for sides and 4io per
lb for shoulders. Number Lard in kegs 95Sc per lb
IoHsrtHe, Feb. 6The river here is yet falling with
Z feet water in the canal The steamboats, Honduras
shotwe and Union have arrived from New Orleans and
the cncinnatus Arctic Crescent City Indiana and York
town have departed for that place
NEW foRK MARKEr.-NeW York Feb. 6.-The Provision
market is firm Sales Of pork SIG and prime at
s o2a per bbl Lard ia barrels is selling at ioc per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
ANNABH1 LEE...Br EoeAa A. por.

1t was many and many year ago,
In kingdom by the sea, *@r. 5
That maiden there lived, whom you may know
By the name Of ARnabel Lea
And this maiden lived With no other thought @.
Than to love and be loved by me.
was q child and shs child
In this kingdom by the sea
But Te loved with love that was more than love,
and myAnnebsI Lee
WIN love that the winged ssraphs above
coveted her aud me
And this was the reason that long AGO.
In the kingdom by the sea
Wlnd oisw out Of a cloud, chilling
My beautiful Annahsl Lee
SO that her high-born knznaen CANA
And bore her away from me ...
To shut her up in e sepulehrs ...
In this kingdom by the sea m9
The angels, not half SO happy in heaven,
Went envying her and me-
Yes that wss the reason. as all men know
In this kingdom by the sea-
That the wind caEne out of the cloud by night
Chilling and killing my Annabel Lee.
But our love it was stronger BY far than the lore
OF those who were older than we
0fmany far wiser than We;
And neither the angels is heaven above
Nor thu demons under the sea,
Can ever dis'ever my soul from the soul
0fthe beautiful Anaahel Lee
For the moon never beams without bringing me arsap
OF the beautiful AnaabeI Lee;
Ana the stars rise, bu. feel the bright eyas
OF the beautiful Annabel Lee
And 30 all the nght-tids I lie down by the side
VI my darling, my darling-ny life and my BRIDE
La the sspulchre there by the sea
In her tomb by the sounding sea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

LEcTURrs-Ws expressed opinion the other day
that there was something of duton -washiness
in the lectures of the present day The Buffalo Ayer
sssr, speaking the subject endorses our opinion
in the following manner:
1t s the perfect dsrrha of lectures at present rum
ming through the land which render such pro-
auctions weak and washy in their character and to
bring them all into dsrepute Nine out of every ten
lectures delivered before literary season
through are not worth the time in listening to
ther delivery Now and then, it is true man genius
comes amongst US with well considered production cal
euated to amnse and instruct audience enc whose
lecture Is worth the money which its delivery costs But
Tor such one we have Of ssnseess trashy COM
Pefltons which smart intelligent school boy would
aude in these remarks mainly to features upon
literary subjects If practical scientific man announces
course of lectures it is ten bat he will be greeted
by a begsery account of empty benches, But let
any literary popinjay spring up shake his feathers
tore an audience and he will probably be atered above
his merits by good attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

THOMAS CAR1YLE's MorHER.-Itis ourpain-
full duty to record the demise of Mrs. CARLYLE,
the mother of the distinguished author, which
took place at Scotsbrig on Christmas day. Her
two sons, one of whom is doctor, residing in
London, and the author of various TRANSACTIONS
from the German, were present at the death bed
of their venerable and beloved parent The
doctor had waited upon his mother for month
with the most exemplary and patient love.
Thomas Carlyle arrived from his residence at
Chelsea few days before the last scene, and on
the spot where he was born witnessed the de-
parture of a mother who had the satisfaction,
many years before her death, of seeing her
family rise to proud and well rnerited distinc.
ton [Glasgow Commonwealth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
Arrival of the Ell Dorado.

9he United States mail steamship 81 Dorado, Captain
Gray from Apnws the morning of the lat inst arrived
yesterday morning bringing 12s passengers .
The steamship George Law left Aspinwa at the same
time as the Ell Dorado for New York with the mails 500
passengers and s1,0o0,0O0.
The EI Dorado brings the following passengers:
Williamson and boy Legfand D L Harun W Me
Coy, Jones; Geo Gardner and wife, Greenfield
Smith, Sloan, Brooke, D Al Lucas R Brown Fl L
Fletcher, J Colard, R Hylett, c Weeks @ Luddon
sharon, j Baugnor, J Gaise W Hammond, j @ Grif-
nth, suthran, Aymond Frazer, EWisoup W Bland,
Clark Smith, W M Jamson, II BANK I Reed II
steele " Collins, Rend, D Hall, w Wibank Blund
3 Young, W Moore, W Babsr G Allen, j II Mckenzie
81 Crimes II ] Lewis, B ] Ballou, b Mobery Cleve-
band Applegats, W Abel Wilson, Thomson j NJ a
cord " Eshurger W Ii Quaint, W Gibbs, Ray G w
Rop. Hswes, Uonnor, II DaFeas, stuggs ] w
ssckSon slstor, Greece. Stephenson L Bird I L
Dixon, W Prtchard L Il Cslkn and wife NJ Cosburn
" Watson. Roadbush, W Walters. ] II Bristow ] II
Bunker Calhoun Calhoun. Windriek G Brttou.
Eiingwoed Ii Campbell, W B Pitton, Berry H Frg-
asr, h THiggs, r W Pettis, T Yanwinke j Farne 7
Stephenson. j Andrews, A Shackeford S Delouey j
Cotton, G Coghl, j Bishoa NJ Boyle L Emmet G.
Wood, McCulIum, Turner, T ] Haforth j B Gilman,
Doan, Bartholomew, streater lady and two chill
dren, Mrs Benhaw and two children, W Stanhed w B
stett, Berry and others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08


IkE LATE B. g. PRRNTIss.--In the House Of Repre-
sentatves on the 23d ult, Mr. Hunt of Louisiana offer
ed resolution that the balance of seven hundred and
hrtysix dollars due to Sergeant Prentiss late of Mis-
ssipp under resolution Of the House passed February
g. 1885 providing for pay and mileage while contesting
seat in the House. be paid to his wife In the course
his remarks in support of the resolution Mr. Hunt made
the following eloquent ausion the character Of the
deceased
MIR. Speaker, Mr. Prentiss well known to many of
the members OF this House He man of extra
ordinary abilities Of extensive and varied attachments
snd OF many amiable and noble qualities. Ha was d
scholar poet wit lawyer, erator, and statesman
ofrespectabe standing
While member of the House he one of its chief
ornamentan attractive aud fascinating public speaker
sensible full OF knowledge and with
eeing with bright images and apt illustrations Indeed
sr what Dr. johnson happily said of Goldsmith may well
De applied to MIR. Prentiss Niba etga quod non
o1artt AS gentleman he the soul of honor brave
generous, kindhsarted truthful chivalrc afectouats
tEus to his friends, and faithful to his country
Like most of the Of genius he careless about
money and be died, as am informed by the gentleman
VINO requested to take charge this matter strait
sned circumstances, Ills wife and lite children reside
IN the district which have the honor to represent
With these remarks submit the resolution Its adoption
will be an act OF justice, end sorry to believe
measure Of needed relief
The resolution adopted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

CHoLERA-A bequest Of ahundred thousand francs has
been made to this French Institute, premium forthe
discovery Of of curing the Asisto cholera Of
the causes Of the pestlencs According the London
papers fifteen twenty deaths by cholera occur
daily in Paris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

MAtrcioCs oCTRAGx.--The stable Of Mr. Asa Abbott at
Bethlehem Ia, was broken open on Tuesday night, the
9th ulto two valuable horses taken to the woods and
there deliberately shot One of the was shot in
three or four places. Both horses were killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

RisE Loss LiFz.--A fire occurred On the night
Of the 10Th ut. at Buffalo, New York the premises Of
j. t Move, which were entirely destroyed. LOGS about
$4,000 fireman named Henry F. Jackson fell from
the third story tbrougha scute and instantly killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

LONGEVITY OF FARsERs.-It appears. from the Masa-
chusets register of births and deaths that the duration
Of the lives Of agricuiturts thirteen years above
the general average nearly nineteen Of Gem
nom iaborsrs and nineteen per above the average
age at death of mechanical.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1854

GENERAL SCOTIA writer in the New York eourtsr
proposes that Congrns tender grant Of enc hundred
thousand acres Of land to Gen. Scott substitute for
the promotion in rank which they disposed to
withhold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

The Hor Coks sroRtEs IN PRgsRYrER1AN CHURCH.
On Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian Church
at New York Rev. Mr. Mclean, the pastor warned his
congregation Of the pernicous effects likely result
allowing the book called Hot Corn ssoras' to be read
in their families He spoke of it's influence extremely
demoraIziDg and antagoniste to virtue and RELIGION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

OPPOSITION TO NEBRASKA BIIL-Large meetings
have been held at Cleveland and at Pittsburgh to protest
against the project pending in the Senate tho
United States for of that section Missouri
Act which forever prohibits slavery the territories lying
north of Sc degrees and 80 minutes
Alarge meeting also held at the heTabernacle New
York. on the evening of the 50th oppose violation
Of the Missouri Compromise At all of the above gather
ings resolutions passed and remonsrances prepared
to be sent to Washington. manifesto has appeared at
Washington signed by Giddng Hale sumpter and others
of the Freeso party expressing their determination to
oppose the proposed bill to the last the torch of
sectional strife which every goodctizen hoped was extn
guished again about to be lighted Already the North
west in blaze, The papers from Cincinnati Cleveland
Detroit and Pittsburgh filled with accounts of
the sectional confsgration. Who will allay it?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

RENTS IN NRw YoRK--Landords. in many cases in
New York have already given notice their tenants
that the 1st of May, they will advance their rents
from $25 to $50 and in consequence there will gen
eral removal to obtain cheaper accommodations House
rent has already become burden to mechanics and
with the high prices Of the necessares of life
many industrious men it is feared will be actually driven
from the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
LEGHORN.

EIs0R LEGH0RN-(Pas only y, s5N
The / fast sailing American ihp PETER MAR-EaaAak
GT, Captain Hickey, having all her win quick
dispatch passage only having elegant aeeonmosiOns apply
JANIS J.p WHITNEY Il Co 6l Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
0FhICE NO. 03 81, GH1RLEs STREET,
VIII be regularly aerved ubsctibsr
(Sdnday ercepsd yaar advance payable
the odco or l5cens week payable 10 the Carriers.
THE CIRCULATION
Of the cnEsess Daily and Weekly aue offer desirable
medium TO Adserisers As
FAMILY PAPER
iscircaaea largely end p early hour the zors
articles aoia To families
s counnl No the city crcuLates extensively among
families. -
QUE TERMS
are such to invite tho attention patronage public
ApvRRrIsIss.
per34uare OF Ten Lines in PeasIrss nsertnn
subsequent ilHsrtioh
Advertisements the Second Page
liberal discount will be by the
for a shorter time. = - '-''S'
All will
charged aee0ydinsly. - ' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

WAsHtNeroN NATIONAL MoSUMErr.-The amount
eeyed in 1868 to aid in the construction of this
ment was s3o749 08, making with balance of s9271 %
on hand at the beginning the year total of $4,000 81
OF this sum- s3o454 91 paid to the building commit
tee and $4,000 placed at interest with Messrs Corcoran
Riggs. One two other small bills were ALSO paid
and on the LIST Of January the amount due Bank was
s471 A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

STEAMBOAT lNsPEcrloN.-The supervising inspectors Of
steamboats, have made report Of their doings from
which we learn that the entire number of steamboats, in
spected in the several districts eS2 number of pilots
licensed 202s number of engineers licensed AS total
amount Of tonnage insected 3l7 e6s. The number Of
steam vessels inspected at Baltimore a. number of pilots
licensed 81 and engineers 5S total tonnage inspected
1sll2 The highest amount of tonnage inspected New
York, 52,229 and at Buffalo, the highest, 250o0
Philadephia has 1850; New Orleans 2slOo; St. Louis
2l2; Louisville, 1878 Cincinnati $4,000; Pittsburgh
1882; Wheeling, 5794; and Detroit 19,5la.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

a EOAL! COAL!!-The undersigned informs
~ his friends and taken Oh No. n rayo
atree the Camp Coal and viii keen CON
stany band the best quality PITTSBURGH
erab'e free Of eartage
Pittsburgh Coal in casks for corstantlv an
hand Orders at the Office Gfaer or depot 81 CSmn
stree, will be Punctusily attended f
an MORTIMER TURNER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08


EOR NEW YORK-CIurlburt & Co s, ssss
Linz ot Pasksts 1.-THE hst sailing regular packet sA
ROSE STASDISf. AL Sp-ncst, uasl has the greater
her cargo engaged will tn IbOvs For balance
passage, apply board
iAn$o BoGERT WILLIAMS & co. 10 Camp street.
HNOR NEW YORK-(L Line THE fast ttS
4 sRilAs packet brig A. HAMMOND, Captsu 80
Robins oaig have dispatch.
freight apply board, Beef Market,
isass BoSERT, WILLIAMS d CO. 70 Camp street.
ENOR NEW YORK.-The splendid new ~
N elirpsr schooner MUSTANG, VI sAayer, mgser SkAA
having the her will have
For baR's Of freight apply the Captain board
jana GEO W. HYNsoN, 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

DISTRESSING occURRENcE-Death Of General E. Hov
Grd-We learned, with very great pain, that General
Howard Of 0larksville committed suicide on Sunday
night last We have not the particulars this distress
ing occurrence and refarn from any upon it
General Howard was nan of wealth. and has long
pied very high position in the mercantile world Hi
untimely death will be widely lamented for his pure
generous chararter had for him host of devoted
frionds Nashville American lst inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08
VEN YORK.

F0R NEW IORK-(Regular Packet ~
Il The kaly fast sailing regular packet bark AS
~ HICKS iathan lnaier, Is loading at Poat
@ and viii have quick d,rath For bAaucs Of frsgh
b4lk Of $50 bbjs Apgls
BJGERT, WILLIAMS h CO, 10 Camp st.
s For passage, having unsurpassed accommodations appy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

MELANCHOLY AccIDESr.-The house Of named
Parker in the township Of Orion Oakland county Mich
was burned to the ground Sunday night the 23d ut
while the family absent at church. and sad relate
four children perished in the flames The eldest of the
children was boy fourteen years of age who from the
appearance of furniture and other articles which had
beea brought out Of the house. had busted himself in
sndeavarng to save the household furniture and then
probably returned to his little brother and sisters
in which effort he failed, and lost his own life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

a. SuRNISHED R0OMS.-Very pleasant rooms
for Families Single Gentlemen, with Beard
obtained ht NO. all St.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-08

TIE REscuERs OF THE PASSENGERS OF THE SAN FRAS-
The total amount subscribed the several ctiea
for the purpose of rewardng the captains
the ships Three Bells aud Antarctic and the bark
hby is SS47o, besides which they to have silver
trumpets from the Legislature of the State of York
medals from the Marine Society of Boston, gold snu
boxes from the Corporation of the city of New York
das from the Massachusetts Humane Society some ap-
proprste testimonial from the Board of Trade of Bat-
more, which is not yet decided upon and possibly
thing handsome will yet be done by the National Legs-
lature at Washington