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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Last Evenings Amusements.

"
ORLEANS TBEATER - Norma, s' Norma y
brought ont at the Orleans Theater last evening
the FIRST time this season Mmo Lsget pianterre ap-
psared as Norma and Battle Prsttie as .adatgsa Duluc
and Genibre were also in the cast The opera Is one
with which all opera-goers perfectly familiar. 1t has
been performed here in French italian and English but
probably never better to the greater delight Of the
audience than last evening. Nine Planterrs excelled
the highest expectations that had been formed of her
ability, and was loudly encored time and again Mime.
Battle Prette too surpassed her previous efforts and
dered the part Of .adsssa In excellent and artistic
manner.
assure musicoying people thay losing much plea
sure by staying from the opera for later period More
eligible seats can be procured than at later day
when the hustle and crowd Of strangers makes its advent
g Norma y will be repested during the next week
0thello is to be performed either Thursday Sat
urday night. This evening two amusing comedies will be
presentedone of which is altogether new and has had
wonderful success in Paris
YANKEE ADDAMs. This distinguished delinea-
tor of Yankee character has arrived opened his bud
get Of droilerias at Dan Rices Mr. Addsms has very
considerable reputation in his peculiar province and tells
sufficient number Of queer stories in sufficiently queer
manner, to amuse all who may drop In.
ST. CHARLES THEATER 50 London Assu-
rance WAS played at the st. Charles Theater last
Ing Mr.. Demands Dolly very good and Miss How
ard performed indiferently well in Lady Gay. Mrs.
Stuart was-as she always is-correct and admirable.
Mr. kembe knew so little Of his part to deserve the
title of Know Nothing He should either be better
perfect or quit the stage. As whole, the piece
rather butchered than the School for Scandal
Neither Mr. Faren Miss Howard ft for any thing
beyond low comedy and psntomime. In of thess
parts they excellent and should conne themselves
to them. Criticism would be wasted such perform
ance as that of last evening.
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Telegraphed to Daily Crescent.
asr The NatfonaI Etnt.
River Intelligence.

River Intelligence.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-The Ohio River has riser
inches at this point Mess Pork is selling ii
$12 per Dbl. Keg Lard is worth 90. per pound
PITTsBURG, Dec. 2--There are but feet 4
inches water in the river here. and it is still
falling.
The President'a Message.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-The Presidents mes
sage will bs sent to all the principal cities il
charge Of special messengers previous to its de,
livery to both branches of Congress.
New York Markets.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The sales of cotton il
cur market to-day were 1900 bales, at price.
showing decline of &c. We now quote Mid
ding Orleans 8sc per pound Lard is quoted
at 81 to 10hc.
Departure Of Lord Elgin from Canada.
QUEBEC, Lower Canada, Dec. 2--Lord Elgin
the retiring Governor General of Canada, gave
farewell ball last night
The Late Failure in Washington.
WASHINGTON, December 2.--Messrs seldwin
Withers s Co. have made an assignment Of
their effects to their banks
Assembling of Congress.
WASHINGTON, December 2-The city is rap
idly filling up Members of Congress- are arr.
wing in considerable numbers, and a quorum Of
both branches is now here.
The Governarship of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, December 2--Hon. Henry A.
Wise has been nominated for the Gubernatorial
chair by the Democratic Convention of Virginia,
The Missouri LeaiaIatura.
NEw-YoRK, December III ia said that the
Bentonites in the Missonri Iar;a,atrre have
offered to coalssce with the WHO'S 10 defeat the
reelection of Senator Atchinson,
River Tntal,;oanoa
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-The Ohio is rising
slowly. The weather is freezing.
PITTsBuRG, Dec. 4-There are now feet G
inches water in the river, and it is still falling
New York Ma,,rats
NEW YoRK. Dec d. p M--f,ur Cation narket
Is dull. Middline Orleans il onoted 81 szc
Flour is unchanged Corn 80 to ono Mess
Pork S13 Al 4a, ss13 10. Pr;ma do 10 DO 25
Rio Coffee Oh To loo
Marine Disaster on Lake Erie and SUP.
posed T,oss az life
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec, 4.-Tbe schooner
Omer, with a cargo Of salt, went ashore on the
West Pier this morning and ia a. tota1 1oss Err.
ertions are making to save the crew. but have
thus far been unsuccessful.
Terrific storm ON the Hudson-sevarsl
Steamers r,ost
NEW YORK. Dec d a terrific atorro occurred
last niybt on the Hudson RiYar Tba steamers
Adrien, Merely, TROY and several others. names
unknown. were snnlx
Az Albany anow fall FIR +b;rtn bonrs n, tbe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

exchange on London. %DI4 "a AT mr.
NsH York and Boston. -. 2I< 3 q ". ~ p pr
New Orleans, short sight. 494S q ct ~
J. B. BURNHAm
HAVANA, November IN 1ss4
We beg reference to our report Of the 1lth inst s
when the Sugar market has remained in abont ~ oe
condition as therein mentioned The transact;ons -
on very limited SCALE chiefly confined to fsw ns re
rom second hands, and some remnants Of czops
from the country. The rates paid were about Are @
as previously, and continue last unnt,; ssiae
Whites T1s1a rls Choice Qualities, S%D9 ria an
ogIR rls Browns, 06rs; Cueuruchos 4s6ssd
Some contracts for Sugars have been mas gs
e1ate prices one OF 5000 boxes at 81 6ksl Va ~
Bfowns Ysows and Whites another at sic 50 . bo1 sf
with cash advance another SIG 25 and r. goA,
81 for Whites. ava w. IL, and
OF Old Molasses but little remains, and tho
q dealers in regard to first cargoes Of New ~ M
IA rls The price of the article will be 5 o.
see at Least In the early part Of the season nv
e lsn prices OF Rum, owing to the demand for Euro
psan markets causing an increased quantity to ba AZ
eu contract Tor New Molasses is reported for ali
10 .ha 10 one may deliver until March at az
~ ior oayea and 3h for Muscoyado small lot ~
new was taaen at ris for distil alton. 'o' VI
~ que sass OF Coffee are restricted at 50 5os1o so
iNsoRTs-Lard is rather higher, though the sto.t q,
ss1 large The 800 casks Rice named on hand in onr
en report were retailed in small lots at about is r
wv ossks which came in from Charleston realized th
same rate and about 40 casks from New York I5 rls
sma lot OF Superior B. l. Rice from Eur ne fetched
L. la 10 tbs and some Valencia IA rs Three carpoes
arrived together from Charleston Comprising con
When caused decline and about $50 casks were nisc a
~ ~ ~ r cargo OF narrow w p. Lumber chan res,
nands at SIS, and about 10000 feet at 500 Thera =
cargo on hand In p Pine, two eargoes from Ia -, 10
ye We're taken at s2sS29 Mobile at soa VA
enc nom Wilmington at S About $1,000 Boz shon ha
70 parity on contract small quantity Was so,J A.
rs In Hogshead Shocks there were sales on wv ~
saTado at s and City Moasses at So rs Hoo,s US
agner having been sold at $3.50 $40 for sho sso sss
soo Tor long But few Empty Casks ha s ssos0
esnt me last transactions at ST. Abont sso NM
500 az 81 20 and some parcels from sns;n and
M oansry Islands at rates equal to 80 5oosf . hi
IVY No csrgoes OF Goal arrived on contract N'i
fAsiahIs are dull. Spanish brig was taken for Tie;
sana g, 81 io bark of 1900 boxes to Antwerp for
sun o. tao0 and brig to ordeaux for RIM az a.
pipe Thefe is very little inquiry for the Unitad stt ~
box Of Sugar ' equai TO IT'S ',
ExcHANGK-Sales on Lordon ,xa,a ,.s,s 4
prem ana to small exent at lax ct prem hut a. A.
pssaens Sasre u less inquiry, and quote at
ssi w Ne" a9fk and Boston a92x D st prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
F'sss.ssishissa Goods.

Try DRESSING GOWNS Cashmere Sfousa Lame eso
UNDER SHIRTS,
hruo s Cotton, Astoria Lambs Wool Cashmere Shaker
and Welsh Faunelsi
DRAWERS Msrino sink Cotton cahmsre Shaker Welsh
Flhnuela;
HALF HOSE, of Msrino, Silk, Cotton, etc.;
ADIEE, UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
LADIES' AND MISSES UNIONS;
BOYS SHIRTS AND SOCKS;
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE;
THEATRICAL TIGHTS
Handkerchief Of all kinda
euspsndsrs, Of allaysa;
t- Periumsry, large variety;
( Umbrellas silk and sotont
Crsvats, Of all stylss;T
as. Black md oolcrsdTieB s'as
SaArfs, styles;
Cloves all kinda;
sto., ETC., ETC., sa,
To which almost daily additions being made from manac
tory, No. 10 Park Place Newyork.
LEIGHTON 4 BARBoT.
nsT 9dptf conner Canal and 81. CharlAa ntraata.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

A sympathy meeting" was held in New
York on the evening of the 9th the Broadway raber
nace for the benefit OF widows Harrison and Smith whose
husbands wers killed in the recent election riot in Will
hamsburg The Lumber present very large and the
amount OF money contributed besides the receipts for
admission, considerable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

. The London niogenes has apicture of Mems
ehikof addressing the Russian army and informing them
That If they allow sebsstopo to be taken some Of them
viii have to take the news TO the EMPEROR --
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

The CLAY VIADuCT OVER THE KENTUCKY
RvER-This is to be the largest and most magnificent
trucsd across the Kentucky river by the Lexington and
Danvie Railroad The towers and anchorage Is now
finished the wire and timber the ground and the
bridge will soon be suspended the mighty chasm
In honor Of so interesting aud important an event there
is to be gathering Of the friends OF the enterprise at the
cember 23. louisville Courier - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

DESTRUCTIVE ToRNApo.-The Carroliton (Mis-
sissipp Democrat Of the 25th utmo states that de-
sructve hurricane passed thu southern portion of
That county carrying awful destruction before IL Ii ia
stated that two clouds moving in northeasterly d.
rsction and the ether n northwesterly direction met
immediately over the town Of Marion Tor sidon1 and
the wind ragged with such maddened fury that the whole
town was Destroyed 1t left but one house standing
several persons were injured bat lives reported to
nAve been lost The tornado passed with unabated
fury, and twas supposed that much destruction had
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

1t is singular fact in connection with the
recent election in the State OF New York that while for
Governor Clark, Whlg received 1870 votes and Sew
mour Democrat, 15s455. the combined vote Of Ullman
and Bronson amounts to 1896 thas showing curious
division of the people into three equal segmenss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

II. .W. .WGglarGs,N
NO CT ROYAL AND NO. 80 BIENyILLE STREET
ny Informs his that has
sisIy from the mandatory of Mhouse Ashland Of
Havre, OF
DRAW NG-R0OM FURNITURE,
consisting s All charu couchss and Ladies' Wardrobe cab
Rocking Chairs Oak Mahogany Dining Furniture He
has also in stock lars assortment Of
BEDROOM FURNITURE,
Beds Toilets and Looking as
and all other artelsS ada ptsd to the purpose.
Amsgninsens alsortns al Of
CURTAINS, BRooADEt. SILK AND COTTON FRINGEs, RICH
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS,
similar kind Complete
TABLE AND DESSERT SERVICES IN ORNAMENTAL PoR-
CELAIN.
A magnificent assortment OF
CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, PORCELAIN PENDULUAis CAM
DE LABRAs and FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS.
Apparatus FOL initiating the Spirit Tampa. .a@ <
Having disposed large porsn Of ais stock Of Carpets he offers
the will defy al competition
u1e Adm tKt Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

Admiral Price, of the British Eavy, who was
accidentally killed during the attack of the Allies
on Petropoowski, Of the Russian ports on the Pa
eifc during the of 1872 commander of the Vol
oano bomb in the expedition Baltimore and lombard
inent of Fort McHenry and of Fort Paquemne on the
mississippi and engaged the American priyatser ssucy
Jack He also commanded division Of boats In Mobile
Bay at the capture Of transports etc. and bore the Dag
Of truce announcing the peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER s, 1854

- The undersigned viii pay no bills against the
Crescent unless contracted by himself or on his written
.,t,ar3tv y. O, Nixor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

A fire occurred at No. 70 Front street, New
York on the 9th utimo ME- Evans tea dealer suffered
to the extent Of $4,000 the Union Mills Coffee and Spice
oompony lost about $4,000 Messrs Pennington & Co.,
dealers in preserves about $1,000 and other parties small
er amounts All were fully insured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
We are indebted to the publishers for COPY
OF Putnam's Magazine for December

LARGE BUSINESS N CoTToS The sales Of
coston IN The market yesterday according to our CONNER
eai record were twelve Thousand fre hundred bales
winch e about the largest business of any single day
sinee the season commenced
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

a recent arrival from Mozambique brings the
that eight hundred negroes we're in the slave
pens awaiting conveyance to Cuba and that the agent
offered one hundred and twenty thousand dollars to the
captain Of any ship that would take them out the money
to be paid By draft on a commercial house in New
York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

Ole Bull and Strakosch were before the Louis
vile police court on Saturday the 9th ut and it is said
they looked oddly enough in such aposton The charge
against them was giving concerts without paying license
1t appeared that was owing to the neglect of their
agent and they let of paying the required tar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

Michael Donovan, while engaged in oiline
lae machinery attached to the elevator at symond axe
factory at cohoea sewYork on tho th ut was crushed
. death By the elevator being let down upon him by mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Madame Packer,
Fail and Winter Clothing.
r, STRTNGrP a m

tz- Ara nov ,.cs,.;, NO. IS CAMP STREET
RI L And WINTER GOODS,
FOR dENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Super Black and Fancy colored Cloth
FRoCK and DRESS COATS ~
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS
.,.., oVERCoATs and PALEToTs
variety Of French English american Plain and Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS; IAN AHi : AN'
SILK and VELVET VESTS; VIZ %3
CASHMERE and DRAP DOR yFsTs
Plain and Rick Figured SILK SATIN scARFs VANS
JoUv1N's KID GLOVES; : sN' y rfAs Ai''
UNDER GARMENTS and HALF HOSE nj s,,,. ,,,,-, - a.,
MEL, COTTON, etc.; W. -
SUPER LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS .r,,,,a
we'll made, ff'' atae-
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS NJ L.. h.., p.,.,.
manufacture. : '''i'.siF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Five houses were burned at Louisville on tba

rive houses were burned at Louisville on the
morning Of the 26h ult The fire commenced at the old
Ferry House, corner Of Second and Water Streets which
was entirely consumed, together with five frame tene-
ments adjoining Several of these buildings were occu
pied by poor Irish families who were thus suddenly de-
prived Of homes and their little aln destroyed or con-
sidersby damaged by the hasty removal Many Of the
inmates had barely time to escape with their lives.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

The Times correspondent in the Crimea is I'M
derstood to be Mr. Russell who has been engaged upon
that paper in various capacities for some time past He
wrote the description Of the opening the Irish Crystal
Palace and has generally been detailed description
striking Incidents He receives s1,5oo year for his
present servicss-a handsome compensation certainly
but not than they are worth He is an Irishmar
and has been connected with the English Navy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
The driyers emploYed on ths Brooklun ci.,

The drivers employed on the Brooklyn City
Railroad stopped work the 9th in consequence of a
decision Of she Company to reduce their wages from 81 so
to 81 rs day for seventeen hours work As each
arrived at the Fulton Ferry when the strike commenced
the drivers left and finally the whole street was blocked
up Finally by the aid of the Conductors and few
sons-mostly boys-temporarily employed some Of the
ears were placed in motion again The Mayor was prss
ent and prevented any breach of the peace and II
thought arrangement would be Immediately made ba
tween the company and the drivers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
~ s 'sssa 81 q: | aa

5.-19ckey Cub Purse s48V-z m meats. 5
A. Lecompte Co. GALLATfNA years old by GAL
LATIN dam Eliza Mills. Colors-red, white and blue.
T. j. Wells Oh. LECQAfTE old Boston dam
Rsel. Colors-bus jacket and red cap = .
A. L. Bingsman enters ch JOE BLACKBURN years cld
ssneee dam By Frank cooIsharlequn isekst aid cap.
E stangers badges for the meeting the pub
lies sands day. City bills on reestved tick
shdshysTsd whsai payment. s. NJ READ, Secretary. d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

ay sArNE who has carried the Crescent In the Third
District since the It Of July last requested to call at
the Office and settle his account,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

The Fayetteville (Tenn.) Observer is informed
that an arsy took place few days since at canarro in
Lineeln county, between Mr. Smith and Mr. Patterson
in which the latter was shot and instantly killed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

1tSeSHV6W ~ SsfCfSs
AT THE CHEAP sToR
ISIS Camp street. ls5
HARDY Is aeiing WHITE, PINK BLUE eros DE MAPLE
SILKS, for BALL and soIREE DRESSES per yat,
HARDY selling his 5 cent Plaid Sks yard
selling hia 81 IS Plaid Silks per yard
selling his Black Silks nj 81 50 per yard
HARDY sselling his 81 50 Gaee silka 81 per yard
HARDY selling his 81 50 chanseable sks 81 per yard
HARDY Is selling hi ~ rs Silk Velvet Per yard
HARBY is selling his % 80 Silk Velvet % so per yard
ceiling his % SILK yevats wde Is per yard
HARDY selling his rich 20 cents
HARDY selling the finest and cheape
imported into tha city.
The Ladies' are invited to call and thaasyes
HORACE HARDY, 1856 Camp street,
di 9plet nearly opposite St PAtrick,s Church
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

A FATHER CONVICTED OF THE MURDER or HIS
D.usHrEh-Alfred Arts, Of Shelby county, Ohio, was
tried last week and convicted of murder in the frat de-
gree The charge against him that about year
ne caused the death Of his own daughter quite young
girl numbering her BY the slow process of starvation
posure and the most disgusting and fendish crueties
Ane1hef daughter cider than the deceased wtnes,
against him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

WRECK ON LAKE ERIE.-The steamer Nav
Flower went ashore at Point Peee on Friday n;gbt
the oath ult The passengers were ull saved nv ina
steamer Ocean. On the night Of the 2eh violent gale
prevailed on the Lake and it reported that the NAV
Flower had gone entirely to pieces.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
.Moaa sc Furnishing Store,

-HOss sc Furnishing Store,
Is and rs CAMP STREET.
s Determines Stock Goods sell
Ton ah at lower prices than before offered this city Those
want ofths follow ing articles will do well to cali.
QUEENBwARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE; ~
BOHEMIAN WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PS .RLoR and ELALL LAMPS
and GIRAEDoLEs;
RICH TEA IRA Us aad WATERS, In ssss or sinyie;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY ..-.
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, FL ANIsHED TIN JAPANEED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, of all kuds
PAPER HANG1NGs aud BoRDER
DOOR MATS
WINDOW CoRNIcEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS.
nas SdpH MILLER, HARRIS h WALDO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
CANCERS CuRrD-Dr Frazee has The homer

to pnblic that he OF thin ts
disease; and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when vital seriously Affected
the sufferer obtain much relief afflicted with
affections invited TO visit F. and
IA evidence Of his sincerity confidence in
treatment r. will undertake every Cancer
sensed and make charge patient Ia cured Patients
cured the Twenty Dollars
mail will secure package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions for Address On FRAZEE
apli spiy Once, So ST. Charles str ct,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Havana Markets.

carresPondeuce Of the ore,cent
HAVANA, November %, 1854.
The annexed report will inform you about our market
In general We have merely to add that Spanish br,g
was taken at 92 @ Cd to Falmouth and near ports.
h4chanse on London .1a1k OLA p Of DR.
New Orleans, short sight 494S q ct p nr
J. r. RJTRNuk.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

MIR. ]. Gideon, Purser Of the steamship Ca
hawba has thanks for lists Of passengers and consg
nees and for late Havana papers
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10 conRrspoNDrNTs.

es- Anonymous articles viii not be pubsheda known
real name or satisfactory reference r. required ~ conn
dencs d a guarantee against imposition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05


The Washington correspondent Of the New
Herald reiterates his original assertion that there
to be change in the Cabinet that Mr. Cushing will
be at the head before February.
The correspondent Of the Times writes as follows from
washington, under date Of the 2Tth utmo.
Mr. Piatt Secretary Of Legation at Paris arrived in
town to-day bringing dispatches which, unless rumor is
sntreiy o. fault will prove text for much talk in Wash
tngton and ont Their contents az least are
TO be interesting and highly important
Secretary o. State not well pleased with the be-
haYiour OF our Ministers to Spain and France Roth Mr.
soule and Mr. Mason he holds to have recklessy com
United our Government in that awkward aifairthe in
reference with the movements of MIR Soue by France
There Is to suspect indeed that our Secretary viii
not be at liberty to digest his leisure and quietly hi
own Impressions on the subject For Mr. Mason is yery
likely TO be dismissed from the French Court while MI
souie almost certain to be dismissed from Madrid Both
nave dissatisfaction the part of our Gov
ernment and have written home with that reference
Their exclusion cannot be resented have repeatedly
recognized the right Of Government to decline inter,
course with Minister who is offensive to It. Mr. piatt,s
dispatches probably have reference to this matter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

The SouLE AFFAIR The following is most
gratifying episode in this affair The Americans residing
IN Paris numbering from eighteen hundred to two thou
sand declared IT ID said that they would leave France
sln Mr. Mason If be should be compe led to do SO on
denied the asked for apology great many OF the
in Paris are by friendly to Mr. soule
while on the other hand many Of them were until lately
rather inclined to admire tho successful adyenturers
ceyefnesa 10 their honor they remembered that they
are before ALL and they decided upon acting
as such aud az men Of patriotism and civic virtue The
whole union viii applaud their determination though il
came to no actual deed. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

You've MEN'a CHRISTIAN AssoorATroS.--We
understand that the regular annual meeting Of this
citation will take place this Tuesday, evening" at their
rooms Ia the Bible House. Camp street full attendance
hoped for important business will be brought before
the meeting