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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26
DAILY CRESCENT.
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SCHOOLS oUT-By LoTnE LIvwooD


There's eound Of distant laughter,
From the children at early play,
And the echo follows after,
Thro' the rock and gEens away.
Roey childhood rosy cbildhoodt
How / love thy guiltiess mffth
Fairsr thaa the fowery Wildwood, -
Is thy sinlees course ON earth.
Dearer than old tales Of fiction,
Are their tell tels faces now,
And an angels benediction IA
seems to rest on every brow
And their littis raptured faces
Mind me cf the yonng Christ-child,
And Isigh that THO, lif-'s msxss,
They must tread, and u defled.
Darling children, In life's morning,
In life's fresh and dewy spring.
will mot with one sad warming,
To your trusting spirits bripg
Doubts, or thoughts that life now golden,
Will not be thas bright Away.
These are tales too sad and oiden--
Laugh, glad children. white you may.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26
xassx fxom Central .Anszto..


The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. patsers
son, arrived On Saturday last from San yuais,
which place she left on the 7sth. The seeara-3
naodatiug and intelligent purssr u n ma, M,
Hart, furnishes the following nass,ors ~
I rrt. yu.ts.a. ii, a. q
pssa, : ss ancer
e. - l.At1 r. issa -. inc @
sAa 80 -.
gyt saa n eaoie -
ss Tss a.sv, ,s ssSoOn'e s ys1lAos@. f.1..x
10 1--we y, = y ts sseass FEY
H = 4; ss;. y y .''.
route. and Il ~ r. ~ r.arig III ~ III Reanbl;c
of Nicaragua and that he ofssrs ali che faciHsIss
m his power to expedite the transit cf Galifor-
= nisns = = ss gse5 ssas sns icy 8 snTauss p ~
;ater S,olss - ouk
Govarnnnf ;s ~ y: q
The CLERGY Coar,. 80 xa,s
WaIIer. md other
NJ Whas1sr :. -; q =
q =, ,,,s p,ss;Ja,,t M, hasn wss
wb;cI, sal,ss ~ .s., . sases
th;s IN srs.t;r !, o,ca s =
7 II Iii II - s,.s IL, " .y
prea;dar. no ps,sa;c b ;rss 49, -
frisndIy M and
ular with the natives, and thai before this s. sa
more than once refused the Presidency nader she
ola iorm q government He y gensssnaan @
is ~ painssp,ss
ican and native sroons, M ia I'D bees coursi-
led to shoot one Of his allied generals. Minister of
War (Ponciano Corral, u who was found euilfy Ok
high treason--condemned and shot ID the Plazas
at Granada, November 18th Itappears that he
was ABOUT to ssll his command 10 the enemy IL
TACT, he had written Iesters 10 Garbold Is the
effect, and being intsreSpted, they were found
TO be proof positive IL hia suilt hence hia con-
demnation and death. Espinosa has hssn bans
ished and Is on his waT TO New York Al fks Stes
Of the West 81
Col. Kinney remains in 6reytewn: He hsd
gained largely ID the good graces of the inhab-
itants. He has turned his attention mostly 70
exploration and sestlement Of Indisns upon
Chonlalas country, which recent explora tdo1s9
prove 10 rich in mineral wealth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

A severe gale passed over Lake Michigan on
Friday night, the 10Th, doing considerable dam
age The schooners Reindeer, st. Lawrence
and William A. Small were driven ashore, and
the former is total loss. 54{s5+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

On the morning Of the 18th letter mail bag
for Buffalo was found cut open and rifed Of its
contents above the Trenton Railroad depot,
philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

On the 10th the New York Chamber Of Com
naerce held meeting with reference to the sell
zure of the bark Maury, and the course Of the
British Consul in relation thereto. The Consul
was severely denounced and committee ap-
pointed to investigate the facts Of the case &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

The City Marshal Of Bangor, Me, absconded
a fsw DAYS ago, after having been deposed' from
eve municipal Offices for cfacisl corruption.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

We learn from the Boston Post that w e..
Garrison refuses to deliver one Of the anti
slavery lectures in that city because Messrs.
Wise, Atchison, Douglas, Mason, etc., were in
yited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26
CITY Police Jail.

wWyAs brought to the City Police Jail on the I'd In
wv slant, the light mulstto boy AD0LPHus, Is feet
AZ inches high, has no marks i about Is years old
saws he belongs to Mr.. James Smith, living Bayou
Piaauemine Iberve parish. The owner is requested ts
call aud claim said slave according TO law.
New OrlBans, Nov. IL 1855. slis3 i 4st-s ts. 4
nol3 l5t n. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Polioe Jail.
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The Fourth District Pound

4WVAvING been destroyed by fire. has been REMOVED
to the west side Of jackson street, between Laure
aud Constance formerly Live oak) streets.
New Orleans, Nov. 81. 1855. -
ro22 st y- AUG. PHELPS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

An ARRAY occurred in Charleston on Tuesday
last in which German named Hitsche severely
stabbed three men. He was arrested and com
mitted to prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

THE NEW GoDIvA The Newport Ky News
Of Monday says; Z. We understand thas e 4 iadlys
for wager of $40. walked one square anu
back. ON SATURDAY. last, nsked, without detec-
tion1. in the event Of which she was TO baye
the ltnnev. The feat was performed on Main
street. Coyington, between Fourth and Fifth
atreets. at no later than quarter after 10.
| The night Wss very dark,
She may have been q Newport iady, but sha
Mould hardly pass 1aastar anywhere else.
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The Memphis Eagle Of Tuesday last has the
folI cxu;p pr nj ra 0ranhR. Htsn Fl. ~ Az

A dispatch Of the 9th from Springfield, Mass,
says: zss
+ An unsuccessful attempt was made last night
to rob the Pynchon Bank and murder the clerk.
Two men gained admission during the day, and
when the clerk returned at night they stabbed
him, bat the wound not proving fatal, he shout-
ed aloud for help and the robbers fled. 5N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

The RIVER, SrEAMBoATs, WEATHER, Erc.---
The Ouacbita is in fine boating order. and seye-
raj boats have passed up within few days
past Shippers would do well to avail them.
solves of the opportunity thus early offered
them to get their cotton to market Although
the weather would indicate rains above. yet
owing to the reported low stage Of the Missis-.
| sippi river, it will not do to look upon the
present rise in the onachita as permanent. The
| past ought to servesas monitor for the future
| The weather continues warm, unsettled and
unpleasant IOuaohita Register. "A
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

sT. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. -
TIME UNDERSIGNED most respectfully IN
n the travelling community that he I'll
Hotei
thoroughly cleaned improved, and will
open the reception guests the 18th inst.
l RATE OF BOARD, - 30 PER DAY,
be formerly, First Glass Hotel, pledge
attention shall be paid maintain it's good
reputation It's old patrons and
strangers. S3l 49,
H 9m L.G 10,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

PUBLIC LAND ENTRIES I'VE clip the subjoined
item from tho Monroe tLa.l Register, Of the
18th. The business Of land entering seems
brisk :--ss0ne of the employees in the Land
Office in this place informs rs that IS. H6 acres
October
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEsVMT OR ogaEAEs, aI4a9 ss,y41ss. yAgE, M sls
Depot caiope street, q Clara street,
PASSENGER AIMS ssSss .hs sisy daily At AN Rs.ess.
fas.sass lasasd .. ali aisnasdlass
FAas-Four ssa.s per uas way. servants
s n G S oyfs ssg I
sw qge1s and all ''aon' every Monday
e s's'a fS g r. st'5ss Hs
N EW oRLEANs, oPE- q II -
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
sTs On Ss FSssESsHs II Tssiss miles
s1' Depot sxsssass
Arrive at rT'rvl' every &HruaEias az 1910 ?. NJ
zi''' F. En-
Ferry sest viii sonaact with he Passenger Trains leaving Ss
H. sss I e s.
sss ss
ls Aaa
ssa hss q :. ss M s y $ @ for
NEW YORK as4znaaS aSD ERIE "A "a @ 60
.a M @Mass
ExpsEss sssAM = sspsshrl as,a
staoas Passengers sy night oswego
| and proceed the Dernipg.-
RoCKLAND PASSENGER (rom the foot of Chamber
Fs~ss s
4 and Intermediate stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS. 5:soP. NJ. for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT P NJ for kunkk and Buffalo, intermediate
1 stations. 5ifz zG
EXPRESS at 1880 M for Dunkrk and Buffalo. and inter
mediate stationa. e. = T. ~
Expess Trains Emrs Mia
Falls Railtoad for Fa Buffalo Dnnkrk will
Shore Railroad Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago and with splendid Steamers for all
/ Lake Erie. = y -
l. mvsftf &C. MccALLUM. General Snparintendaut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26
Later from Mexico.

1 The steamship orizaba, Capt Forbes, arrived
Yesterday morning from Vera Cruz, bringing
dates from that city to the 22d, and from the
City Of Mexico to the 17th. The news Is notim
portant. The whole country is restored toqniet
and appears likely to continue 50 for some tims
to come President Alvarez has taken up his
residence in the capital, upon doing which he
issued short address to the people, in which hee
says: ss + Il
IS For nv part, I have no aspirations Of any
kind. but to guide the nation into thst path glo-
riously marked out by the revolution. and then
retire TO repair my broken health and pass IN
tranquility The few days that remain Of my la-
borions life = asa q
prieto had rendered his resignation from the
cabinet El Feraerusano copjures the Preai-
dent not to accept it, as the country ut present
stands much in need Of his talents.
General Castro had refused TO obey the or
ders Of vidaurri to proceed with the troops nm
der his charge in Matamoras TO the defense Of
the frontier against anothsr expected invasion
| Of Texans. His motives were not known
Alarming rumors were current IN the capital
regarding the condition Of affairs in TamasIi-
pas, but intelligent persons were Of opinionthat
there was little foundation for them. II Waa
4 said that Garza intended to take possession ~
the stores and munitions pertaining TO the gar
4 rison in Tampico, and the Concrete de Ia
i man ,ipds, Of the 31st ult., states that Senior
4 Fraconis had declared the city in q state Of
aiege Letters Of q later date state that no fur
4 ther difficulty had occurred.
4 Ei Progreso states that in reparation Of the
wrongs ind cted By Santa Anna's adminlstra-
ton upon Senior Uraga, he has been appointed
Minister Plenipotentisry to the court Of Berlin.
4 a small museum has been opened in Puebios
which embraces, among other things. = great
number. Of curiositiss Of the ancient Aztsos,
suoh as cloths weapons, idols, Inscriptions, ete
THr SueAR GRor. The West Baton Rouge
!. yis.a-yis, of the 2lst, says that = the sugar
j mills are inloperation throughout our pariahs
Z | and we are informed that not only here hnt in
East Baton Rouge, the yield is unusually small
on many places not over 800 pounds to the
! | acre. - s.iff.5l, e
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VOLUME v1n. i 4
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

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R EGULAR MEMPHIS WEDNES- IT,
psop Sns sod d. amPn sSss
e. mss'sr
JOHN HYDE 6. y rsys5a. u srset.
''ssZ II s.ss .s s g. Collier VIII sA
ssR.sa John Cline City q aen.sy!s and Es...y %.
w leave . wEpsIspAy a ,ss se'sssl p M
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bssr. q u JSiis g. III fDE q Pssd q ssst Y
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III EGUTAR WEEKT.Y VTCK g. -.s. -,
IL, SURG sATuapAY pAcKET s..,msr r., sna n
sssss Msss .ss.ys ssa'
Z, (. ssss. :ls.J
s.s o. 4. lint. on III. r..e m having mad.
III ss .s p w. :1S AID
aa.. aa..-------------1: = : - :: =; sal1A. u New L....:
~ slssmss .sss,! !sogTMERK sTAR-Ess. 2. q.
ssas ~ sI2E
Isss sss. fSs..ssy.
Leaving fIahkh e O'CLOCK a. on 'he nrvai o
asls asw.. : z CALDWELL : CO: % a.s. rl.s.
poRT HUDSON W D y AND DIV, WATER. I.!';. ~ >
nssn @ b
fsPeirf ana nsw,y he
ieaging new orleans svey Al ococA a. n' ana
every MoNDAY M e, o'elosk @ Z: n n. ,,a "a
Ths VIII oe tehdy 70 i1se ue,ght eveIy
Rsan Raa1s Ss ogt Hndson WstsYi1o ara
aHass rGr rsshs '1psr ss 1 &C
eommoe a.l.ns. apply On eoAIn. = e
R EduLAh SAIUhDAf weekly hsG. N
Bssa fss i'tss ssos ~ cs
aams and and
at 10 o;cloek A. in eomDisncs with the
male him snd Cspt ON ne sseame "a
a9p 90 sosd & 9f s b Yo n
wallace and VIII nKe or IasI lys
nj Gs,sns U,.,s yuno1rtv UHnsu 80.
Gs SthtGS LIE w GGAEy NAd1k AsI1nGs
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO VICKsBURG
4 -u-vOp nnM r pcObuTTv n q Dr@x - -
/ E1sUK DONALDSUNV WILLIE, PLA- ~ =
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SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE.
SJTuA ON THE ATCHAFAIAY

~ LII y "A II y -CLNl IIIE hLOll1AE hI1IA i "a
River two and half mes from the upper mouth IN the Pash
Emwood Plantation contain
15 H Ii for i fertility and prcdactivsneas
any Lands 10 the State of For parteeiA apply 70
Mes R. CO, 80 Camp stfee, New Orleans
70 the Proprietor on the premsss.4 II
y. COLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26
i MITE CRY HOTEL TO LEASE.

" This splendid Hotel situated oa NJ s
Rana 0risAnI will be leased
eomod4ng liberal tsrms all the surnnrs aad other ap
thereto pssd apply sTeaps hoss wh
can give the hsst security Apple 70 ~ i Il &
v In aosIS N. BACH, d Aai,s CIV.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

I'll etc conduit au depot dss epaves du Quatriem
District rue Jackson entire les Constance ct Lau
rel. CONNIE epaves--
Une jument Alezau ayant tache blanche au front
une jument brune ayant une tache blanche on 'front.'
Une pouiche bruno, sans msrque.
81 les dts animaux, ne sont pas recsmes dams di'
ours ct las depsnses payees lis seront vendues Pen
chere publique, dit depot JEUDI, 10 Noyembre,
10 heures A. M.
| ~ dG s AUG 8. PHELPS, Gommissaire des Rues.
Nouve,e Orleans "a Noyembre, 1886. no26 d1
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m EgULAR SATURDAY. Weekly

H-y EdULAlt iIUNDAI -WtEKIy V.sE n
IN yieksburg silIken'a Bend PACKET For let&&tT
Mlikenis Bend, yicksburs, Warrenon. New Garth
Grand Galf s. JosPh Rodney Wasrproo Natche For.
DO VISA, Capt M White, will leave above every
SATURDAY 10 o'clnek Ms in compancs with the contract
Ma hss, and
give prompt a psntatio buaiusss Fo freight
paasags Apply Smith, Canal
NJ b. The Loua will connect with the YaEoo Aid and r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26
Fourth District Pound

Fourth District Pound.
NNTAs brought to the Fourth District Pound on Jack
Wv son street. between Constance and Laurel streets
as estrays- :
One sorrel Mare, with white spot on the forehead
One brown Mare with white spot on the forehead.
One brown Mare Colt, no marks.
Which, if mot claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction at
said pound, on THURSDAY the 9th Dec, at 10 O'CLOCK
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans Nov "a, 1856 Eso fa&
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BANK NOTE LIST AND DETEoTER,
Published ssm-roathiy At Montgomery, Ala,
A II TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AID.

VT OfADIKNIJA Vlo- -
wv NITuaE wARERooMs, No. IFS hiaga1,ne s3
sreet aud NJ -Fuiaiure Of variety fer
order in good and suesansai mannss e.
repaired. Hoes, Ships Steamers and
Boarding supplied with Furniture ank bedding the shortest
a. Having taken the large bck-house Julia
he ii prepared quantity goos for anes
leaving the city. . ,,..-...
10 hs ~ 10y ~ W. WOODWARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-26

GTARCHs~-500 boxes Pearl Starch for sale By
- ssss sosk1H LANnla co, ssyahsspiopias s.lsst
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u. States Tri-WeekIy Mail Lime,
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO VICKSBURG.
TSrar rrvYrr TT ny

E1yOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
4 o. s. MAIL LlsE-winter Asrangsmss:. IfsSaHSs fsssaS
A. Hern masier FLORIDA, s. B. Frost
CON a. Myers having been built forthe Lake
of the will
Lake Pontchnrtrain daily
on Monday and Thursday evenings. =
b Cabin eare 70 aobHe
- r.. GEoDEs, Ageai. 10 Bank Pi.ce.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Prospectus Of the
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEDOM
AfiPgR FOR THE aILLIas!.

ErEsHE HERALD OF FREEDOM Is IN irsieYensl-
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The HERALn is thoroughly anti-s.ayeTy, and
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of its establishment. which was 20 sid IN making
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The information il viii be able TO furnish as IA
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BGnErYIAunA AaEncY

4 " act Of Congress. passed March sd, 1855,
I L provides pension Of leo acres Of land, for
all persons who served in sile Revolutionary war,
OF IN any other war of the Cniss l States, pee
sided fourteen days services we're rendered and
iseeossdla, . all who served in say battle,
though actually engaged fer only . single day !;
and.
Thirdly, To the widow, or Il no sitssv. sIa
children y b sssEszsr = years of - IS tsss
time OF the Passage Of the aes; sfsi-
fotrthIg, TO those who. under fofaser laws.
have received warrants for less Gsneant than
160 acres, are entitled 20 an additional warrant
to make mp the dcfieicney to that aInessat-
Having ofiieiased as Bounty Land Aeent under
the former law, and received from the PrePx
oierss Tor the Of the elHinauiss very iargs
number of warrants, tie subscriber oilers hla
lsgal services 70 the public, ard feels cozfrlent
that he can give perfect satisfaction. 10 fees
zIii be required Until the warrant i obtained.
Persons having claims viii make immediate APP
plicetion at tise HERALD OF FEEEDsz Office.
g. w. BROWN.
LaErenee. Kansas T., Juiy =. 1865.