New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

Tss M other than the support it affords 10
hoIflsh ~ leieress and corruption.
ls pFoduGe of the earth during The preceding sea-
so11 nag been t1ountifuf beyond aIT T i.lfI
III ~ Y ease and The greatest sgcurty,
WHICH entities us FAY claim aEd adfarsnes to
the principles that have established tbfs adyanfaae
and to TIE he, wise Laws that oar banas and cur
secure solid in which reliance NAV he r
posed, and which win, time, supply capita II IN
our enterprise instead Of our having to eth an,oa ~
moe noe Wg . nave no laEsEest m our SYM
The public Indebtedness Of the State and eity ba
tween ls42 and 1853 was reduced to the extent 81
twenty millions Of dollars principal interest M
elusiveof our own stocks returned upon Is for sale
and the liquidation Of some of our banking institu-
t1tions The whole Of this enormous sam was sup
pied exelsveYfTo our own resource and remitted
abroad, without undue pressure or Inconvenience;
while in the same period we did not bring back CAPT
as or emit fresh Obligations to take the place 0fte
Re eNeept in the case Of the Consolidated for
E siderable portion Of which was taken
- these facts are not only III themselves,
s9sis more 80 when they ideasof our
asssse ass1sg ae res9urees anlof benz to
asAs sfeat ubie underta encourage
.iehts tie were offered that hone and for
Ky ~ This Iii needed and il aided
p2ye the h1ahs aIl support letters should
egree,! snail feel that am more rep-aTeEfnr
s.e scfiiees have thecaase which has ever
interest - se.Asss u
Congratulating Eou On yos,r &, IN t,,asf
rank within the gift d the free and enlinhfened cit
zens of gIeat commo persuaded 81 yonr
PaaaoIie aItaehnent e TO- the the South,
Learhestly pray that you may be happy iffstru
ment Of dilusing the blessings of al enlaTpsand
liberal policy, which will promote It's interests prt
perity and glory and establish for yourself an eda-
ring fame. e, ss;5
am very faithful ", yours.
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is orosAsseE FRENcH New York
yersing Post calls attention to intelligence received
rom its Paris correspondent regarding the co1itro-
Fersy now pending between En- nglislf and American
Cabinets. The Post states, on the authority Of it's
correspondent, that proposal has been made by
the French Government to arbitrate the differences
existing between the governments Of England and the
United states," and that the former had assented
to IT,. The writer says:
is ssgeneraly thought here that the differences
that are now pending between your countFy Eng
land, will be aIncably settled fIt seems moreover
that france has offered to mediate between YOU and
there is every to believe that in vfeY Of tile
this country has, IatteYly ACQUIRED
the affairs Of Christendon, oHing in great Measure
tother success IN the Eastern war, this mediation if
tits really offered and accepted will smooth aTay all
the obstacles that now stand in the way Of a,perfect
understanding between the two goyernme s'f
He adds, at theelose of his letter. written day
Etprevious to the sailing the steamer >
's 1t is certain that France is spoken Of as mediator
between England and the United States sandtfsatthe
former has positively oferedto submit this arbi-
/ trationn g. =. - = 80 . ct : ass% ~
Assuming this revelation to be true, the Post re-
i marks n.
He does not say that such proposal las been for
mally communicated to the United States, hut Ne
#presune has, ofeoufse. It would seem from this
the evidence of honorable nfentions;, among the
! people of Europe than among those by whom such
evidence is most needed in the present crisis.
+ AAn Iishran and his wife have been arrested in the
town of Indiana, for causing the death. of
their girl Of Of 10 years By cruel tfeat-
ment. reeman's Journal gigesthe fooEins IL.
count of the developments after the burial of
4 The crcpmsta becoming known and being
coupled with the for1neriu i'll treatment of the chilbR
q its parents produced much excitement in the conf
munity, and, on Wednesday it wasresolYed thatfhe
a body should be exhumed and examined was done
I'll and horrible sight met the view The body cave
evidence that while aliye it had been subjected to E
most cruel treatment 1t could plainly be seem that
the child had been burned with ashof iron and haten
with a heavy stick. 1.-THE toes on each foot had
been 9rozenaway. The heels were in a. similar con-
dton III addition to this the little creature had been
y starved .grS7 = ..esss$$$s7l
was thought probable that public indignation
IS would anticipate the law. i
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