davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
THE SCALP L for APRIL-
IL - - entirely crisinl quarterly eIpos'eHT
The LAWS or HEALTH
OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
TSi,sdby EpwAlp II. DIXON. n. D. Prce . eenfa
THY MnTTN.

Edited By EpwAEp II. DIXON H. d. PIKE y eenfa
THE MOTTO.
"NIure tusy, BY tie silent operation Of her own
fre.. spdeaverDs dse"s Her med cres are an
w.ruth food water exercise and sleeps their directed
b, and hat worthy the Of ph ysess,
Who moe. reveres its urerrios laws"
SHERMAN L Co, Nc Yesey St, As,sr Hoase. he's con-
.,rtl, on hand complete Of THE scALPEL. esmprSs
a.. v.. from No lamar 1879 TO August lsS bound IN
cloth .rd n.., eered and ndeIe1 ~o ysNs in sssA book
three elegant volumes OF 500 Psse' each ct - The ss.
Wien No :? .reaehed there viii be smother book Of so
RACES. at and 90 The three row bound contain ne
re. hunorous descriptions Of tie personal and mental psea'
i.r,ss Of TIE more eminent physicians OF New iers-he ed
ior BY hmse in strain Of unrvsled huno Sarcastic Ga
es on Nedca Ethics and Practice In Ne~iotk Essays On
various nhc. Of Domestic Lie Dres Diet Furniture &c
Plain F,ro.iuors al the Dice Of Infancy aud Asa Lfsi
Fua,. on Domestic Architecture scenes IN NoThern souta-
en and City Frsetce Diseases Of Women nhnite number
q Anecdotes ke ell hepg entirely original In Snort THE
sCALPEL hn fairly earned the title 81 the sesest dssith
Jouns Of the day pronounced by The entire psess
than eco be iEexhAnstbe mine OF amass
n eut, Instruction ard genial Wit
The work is s'uei in J.rusIy. Arrd, July and october
Si,y-fuur pages 81 81 IN aGvarse typousphy sna
p.rer uurved The ehssr wos ever oaerea in tina eos
Try, and ore that . cry parent should own: -
Subscriptions received b. ~ hANNEh' Now i~A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

~ l. IN ID L f. n d E T..
u WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
PAPER
pIsTiNSuIsHEn
Rev. Geo i. Cheeyer, D. D., Charles L. Brace,
Rev. henry VAd BeeeEeI, Clarence Cook,
Gov. Louis kossath, hts Harriet Il. Stowe,
Or Solser, AuDe g.,
And nEnleTous Others
CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER.
ANNUAL SERMONS. LITERARY RECORD.
American Home Missionary RELIGIOUS INTELLISLElE.
Society. PITY the Oppressed.
American Female GGardaa The Tract society. -
SOCIETY," Aueiher Earnest Ple."
American Bible Society Missionary Wors in Turkey.
American and Foreign Chris Letter Behalf Of Nj Ineo
iAn Union doTe Feiter. - ,..
Society Of uQairy Of Union Responsibility Of Publishers
Theological SEMI sry. Prrpexity.
Presbyterian Board q FO. LATE aud lnportan. TON
Missions Niueveh
ANNIVERSARIES Commercial and FnALeisl.
The America Tract Society. FAMILY REAuING.
Union Theological Seminary When an Dead.
-Graeuatils Exercises. Ro.iekas Dties'
New.foIk Sunday School The Beach Party.
Union iAGRICUL TURAL.
Cry RrLIGIoUs NEWS. Agreu tura Proverbs
htf zee . al.ttl>. SELECTIONS
Petal ReiCIm--Steoll IN Cbrisi's Lo1s Our Gan
glsh REPORT Punfy.
From our freueh Correspond. Always Ready
eht FOREIGN AIsCsLLANY
Letter e Missionary IL ADvTRrIsrMTSTs.
India ASNIvSRs,RIEs
Al Earnest lnGary. American an Foreign Chris
The Tact Society fiaa Cnior
lsrs flaa Of Uo:ou American sesgens Friend
Lever from the NoGnts Society
Fshfelt West AmericAn Chsre . Para
FuTopesn Religious Int. Caie Market
The Heroes Of The Day. Pr.ces IugrcIf
SIECIMEN NUNBESs seat grGrs
TLRHs-By mail - per IN advance
ADyEs rtSEaESTs-Fifteea osnts per ine.
Money sent BY mail 10 a. rsk.
Ofoe No p beekman-st., Ne~.YoIk
Nay TO- fs6& JOSEPH Il LAID, Fablsber
y Al n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
From To. Buffalo DAILY Repubds, May 6

From The Buffalo DAILY Repubie, Mayo.
NETWORK LEDGhR.-During stay of
~ about ihree minutes which ,ds M Hawks. Lit.
eIay Depot; IL the Poo: Oe Saturday heard .ol
owirs. New ok Le6g1;r Got Tie Ledger p wan,
the sst four T.dger'r "Lsdcer;7 New York Leiosr"
Get TIE Ledger Of May 81 aid 10Th - j get The
Fas emo dot'; TIE Flag, mean The Nsw-Yosk
Lt6ser wouldn't give cents for TOAD Of F,,s-
wtrt a the Ledger, hat. got The Gur Maker S1rJ IL
Two Of the last Ledger" "Ledeeyr Have you got the
Lsdee, with the Gun Shop in p little ose
who called n0tded. the Ledger and paid down tie
change wthc ssylns snJthnI paper Ledger
burning of the PIER and SLAUGHTER of
- The AMERICANS by the COSTA RICANs a: VIRGIN
BAY Nicaragua ION faithful skeehe. By ou Arts, Core.
pondeI,, will ;pesI Nc - Ct FRANK LEsLlEs Illus
TRATkD NEWSPAPER THIS SATURDAY MORNING. .,
- NsHf psJo&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

pANKS-Not the Speaker Banks, but specie
~ Isying Banks Of MalsL find place In THIS MORN
ING s edition Of FRANK LEsLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER THE MECHANICS BANK, new building,
h loo that papers spirited pictures LESLIE designs to
giye ali The public the city
regular publication.
See nj. dave IapeI a al the depots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
PIA ZZA 4 y
By HERMAS MELVILLE
limo cloth. - ~. o.
DIX a. EDWARDS, No. JH brosaNaJ ~ 4.

rI'BE FAST, the handsome boys, belong 70 the
Boat Clubs OF all q these SPIN "a A' '
=. 60, he s,, that Wa. ever nIosus,sd "a American
New,.re which bss been 'pendi executed By The
..".-,i.. .,d hore,jsht Of FRANK LEsLiES illus
NEWS where ind Lot only the Boat ander fall
bs,du,y..ht o.r. and pull stoseher-oa' W. t'o Ind
- a. ha.B,if interior Of the boat, ana ONE Of THE
cv1C.TT GLIB IN FULL COSTUME See THIS DAYS
psp,r NJ all News DerOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
INN L \ S f S c Z L y r
i DOFsTICKS'S NEW BOOK.
5000 copies sold fret day Of pubies'ion.
Third edition OF s, 600 copies now ready.
Fourth edition printing, Of
PI u. r I-B y s T A III
SONG THAT'S BY NO AUTHOR

Emo cloth ls+ Illustrations
give Ear, o, Earth! Doestets Is Poet poesueu hss
hmse he written Epic that Will conyuse
the world with l.ushst-sn Epic full Of truth wit ssrsum
hunor and history Epic longer than Hiawsth. snd ten
time, as funny; Epic illustrated BY hcLenan whose PIC
turs every Of Purbustah are saneent
10 tickle the rs Of death and wrcsthe sn on the Pnr OF
.l.nrhoIy from ear 70 ear, Plu ali remarkable
.ISa .niityy no,mr Evening Mirror N Y.
N Hawsiha will enlist the heart with us tepdef uNn
bu,tah vii shake the sdes with merrimert and Wills
one nav produce Of sympathy the other must cause an
shedding Of of No have eD)oJed tne
pss.ue Of rerusns pro- sheets Of Doescks new woEG
sld we pror Doesuekss best fuu happy
bt, Al The Political and Social oes Of the day and are
cor fdebt will oveshsdOw HGwatha in is popularity II
$50 Illustrations desnsd by that master OF tas
peIcl John McLenaD ell of hich sbound with humor
f'' The Cincinnati rnss
"Msny like ourselyss will feel their sides nckled Win
laughter at The quaint concss uderous eIusvssanfn and
the many pleasant sespe performances thtoushos
PIu-fi bus tab - lihe home youtns
by Hs free of Postage on receipt Of price,
LIVERMORE RUDD, Pubshep,
No so Bros iway, New-for
DOESTICKS: WHAT HE SAYS l2Ino., fully illustrated
4 nat min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10
JUS Published;
A S T. G 0 N ID L ID l L o N
MORN IONS AT III . M e.

y.
Wife ,f q late Jui'ed States Secretary for Utah
With son. cdents Of Travel Missouri 10 California In
Series Of LetteIs vol, limo cloth, 10 cents .
F1rsct notice ~ tic book Ia The London ins AcD
Daily News.
Here book written b. the ie OF gentleman who so
orr,d ak months Utah official calacy 10 which the
norss Yr,1sd her lame nd in which she has recorded
What she thought and felt Willie among he hornons We
DO not fellow counymcn 20 ttke for granted thar
what hs lazy says We only there are sAsnens
d. Ter book Wc0 ght them make ell the inquiries
ev csu b-hnk then selves well Of what they are aoOnt
to ey G. their e all aud enter upon journey
unknown land wherein IL Is little likely they can Obtain
the mesis Of r~trlg 8"
scarcely cali Ma Ferris dspassoDate obser'er
Tut she ade good Of sharp and Yves not sow 70 "
ouesou, la pass-se she describes herself and her h1s'and
taking walk, he with bis hshing rod and win Ay
cui sity Tie staple Of her book 10 series Of etere aideei
friends while ia Utah her 70 and ron thh Ge
Thee been eyiseGs her return home hd nA
thu. be ressrded Jmbinng the FRESHNESS. OF
Ten OIL spur the men with the de'efan"I 7" 0'"
renew ed tsr eIse Of time
IN Few Days . -
PIAZZ y
b. HERMAS VEL LLI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

nREADFUL MASSACRE at PANAMA.
~ Correct ENGRAVINGS Of the ATTACK on tho RAIL
ROAD DEPOT at PANAMA. from sketch by eye witness
viii appear In No. 3 Of FRANK LEsLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER, ready THIS MORNING al oil News Depot.
SYLVANUS COBB, jr, has left The Flag Of
- Our Union He will write line for hereafter IL
want 10 read his Stories and BY AUSTIN
C. BURDlCK, you will find them only In THE NEW YORK
LEDGERthe great weekly paper for which FANNY FERN
Ma sI90vRNEY AID " The RES Of em" write
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

TIVE WATER-CURE JOURNAL-Deyoted
Il Physiology, BJdrops,hy, and tho Laws Of Life ADD
Hesth-wita cravings illustrating the Human sy.tem-A
Guide to Health and Lon seyi,y
TIE May Number ready contains: Why shoudst thou
Die before thy Time The Ply that 10 and the that
10 to be- Dsnsuy-C hildren's Teeth, their Regulation AID
Care Honns-Cfgn and Removals Science Of Healing; Re-
ports q Prscee Messe feyers and Treatment Female
koucacn Necessities II Young Man; Downfall Of Cities aud
Life u the County, Hydropathy Clsrgymals Testimony
bcLehis q the NsterCure Topics Of the Honth-The Dis
euisoni To Conesponeenfs; Suggestions 10 Women; New
NentIietlns Hat Home Practice Miscellany
Published monthly, al 81 a year by
FOWLER AND WELLS, No. 3os Broadway NY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
G!0d 79disegs TO ffsc sEnEicfcsf.

After sucrc>>0l lrolrs opHl tear Though the Western
Sillc>,
DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
,rhc InrINaIlcd Cnmcer Lgoctor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
he has reason to believe that some satisfactory ar

he has reason to believe that some satisfactory
rangement will be concluded.
Little progress has been made towards the adjust
ment of the Spanish difficulties, and Cuban matters
remain unchanged, there being no new results.
The proposition that neutral flag may cover an
enemys goods has been partially accepted by most
of the European powers if America consents to abol
ish prvateerng but as the aggressive power of some
nations will be increased and some curtaed of their
defensive ability thereby the President proposes that
the private property of the subjects of belgerent
powers shall be exempt from seizure except when
contrabapd. This proposition has not yet been OBJ
iected to by any maritime nation, and the Emperor of
Russia explicitly approves the notifications.
The unsettled condition of other American Republics
has prevented the early settlement of the individual
claims of citizens Of the United States upon them.
The complaints against Mexico are numerous, and
though she has been repeatedly urged to attend to said
claims, they have not such consideration as
the United States has right to expect The political
condition of Mexico is such, however, as demands
from us much orbearance and the Executive will still
endeavor to procure friendly redress.
The peculiar condition Of affairs in Nicaragua in the
early part of the present year, rendered it important
that this Government should have diplomatic relations
with that State Through its territory had been open
ed one of the principal thoroughares across the 18th
mus, on which vast amount Of property was trans
ported and over which citizens in great numbers
were passing to and from the Atlantic coasts. The
protection of both required that the existing power in
that State should be regarded responsible to this
Government, and its Minister was accordingly re-
ceived.
Soon thereafter, the political affairs Of Nicaragua
underwent an unfavorale change, and became in
voved in uncertainty and confusion. Diplomatic re-
representatives. from the two contendng powers have
been recently sent to this Government, but with the
imperfect information possessed it Was not possible C
decide which the Government de facfo, and there
fore, awaiting further developments, l have refused
to receive either.
Serious questions are pending with New Grenada
That Republic undertook to impose tonnage duties
which was resisted by this government. She also
levied tax upon mail matter ria the Isthmus, which
will not be submitted to by this government, such
a measure is clearly contrary to the stipuatons Of
our treaty with that Republic, and it will be the duty
Of the United States to resist its execution.
The President calls attention to the Panama out
RACES. This Government has demanded that the per
petratols Of that wrong be punished and that proyis
ion shall be made for the families Of those killed and
will ask indemnity for the property destroyed upon
that occasion.
In conclusion, the President states that everything
isprosperous at home and abroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

sYcps Goods.
f r 4 N KILN ROB E r II S
No. CIT NJ

f r A N KILN ROB ER II S.
No. 30 Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and opening magnificent stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The complete Useful Fancy Articles,
such Iapie Mnche Tables Desks Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes Jewey
Cases, Porte Morlucs Card Cases, etc.
PERU merry.
Iubn Extracts choice Of Coognes, Soaps, Po-
ma1es, etc, etc.
BRT n ES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMES.
A full assortment md every variety.
COLTS REVOIEERS-A large stock of these well known
Pistols will always be kept on hand.
Purchasers whether wholesale RETAIL invited to ex
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur
chnscs.
r9~WAtclIes and Jcwcry carefully rcpnred
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2rtf No. ~ Camp street, under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

SIXTH DISTRICT Court APPOINTMENTS Mon
day last Mr.. William H. Reese oob possession OF the
office Of Clerk Of the Sixth District Court, to which
he was elected by the people more than one yearago
his opponent having voluntarily Withdrawn his con-
testation suit We are confident Mr. R. will give sat
isaction to all who may have business in that Court
He is an affable, courteous gentleman, an excellent
business man, and well calculated to make pleasant
and reflect credit upon any station. We cordially
wish him happy time and abundant returns for the
many yexatious delays to which he has been sub
iected. M4 ~
Mr.. S. Perry Auchmuty, SO long and favorably
known as the efficient Secretary of the Finance Com
mittee of the Common Council has received and ac-
cepted the appointment of Deputy Clerk under Mr..
Reese The latter could not have made better ap-
pontment, and we congratulate him, the appolntee,
and lawyers and litigauts generally on the selection
A more prompt, indefatigable, and uniformly cour-
teous gentleman, could not have been found for the
place.
We were pleased to learn that Mr.. Augustus $
Phelps, late Street Commissioner, has been appointed
Secretary of the Finance Committee. He has much
experience and will make prudent as well as
thorough-going officer. He takes the place vacated
by Mr. Auchmuty, and will prove . most admirable
successor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

ST. DoMINGo-All accounts agree in stating that
the movements of Spain in ST. Domingo were direct
ed to the recovery of that possession It to this
end That the Spanish Consul, segova, interered and
obliged President Santana to resign, and had his an
tagonis, Baez placed i'll his position. Notwithsand
ing this when Baez took the oath of Office he deliv
cred an inaugural address, in which he intimaed an
intention to preserve the integrity of the republic,
the freedom of the people, the purity of the Judicial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

CHARLES a. STEW ART.
1t Nos. III and lib Canal street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received from the mam!actory, beautiful Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMUIRS and BEDSTE ADS in nd.
dition to lis hitherto nrge stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of busu,,s Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find it their advantage 10
give him & call before pure hlsing elsewhere.
CHARLES y. STEW ART
al 2pbtelW III and IT'S Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

SUNDR1Es-For an assortment of goods, of different
kinds in the grocery and drug line, we refer country
merchants and others to the advertisement of Messrs
E. J. Hart g. Co., Nos. II and 70 Tchoupltoulas street
This house does an immense business, and the stock
of goods which they have in their large double store
is SO Systematically arranged and subdivided, that
their orders are filled with readiness that is as
tonishing for the little time consumed They have
sampling room, in which the purchaser may pick out
all he wants in short time without travelling through
the warerooms We should add that the terms Of the
house are as low those of any other establishment
inthe South, and that their advertisement in to-day IS
Crescent does not index more than 1.-THE Of the
goods they have on hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

rs We refer our readers to the first page of our
to:days paper for report of the dinner given to Geo.
W. Race, Grand Sire elect of the Grand Lodge, l. o.
@. F., Of the United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

=, VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY. - 4
verdict of $l75 damages has been rendered against
the New York Central Railroad Company, at the
suit Of A. W Page, for having been forchly elected
from the cars in October 1855 and seriously injured.
He got on the wrong train, it seems and was told so
at Syracuse but continued to ride on until it reached
Vienna, when he was elected by force
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
The Eastern Clarion,

s. r. ADAMS. ...................... EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
Of Country Newspaper South very respectfully
leans.
Orders for advertising left ut the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
he pnnctuAlly attended to dl 2pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04
NEW ORLEANS PRINTERS WAREHOUSE, !

December |, l>ji. )
rE7. Nfessrs. II. Hoe s. Co., Prcss NEanufac-
turers Of New York. having transferred their New Orleans
Agency the subscriber he is prepared offer increased
facilities the rnle in the line of PRESSES other Print
lug Materials large stock constantly hand for sale a.
prices; together with every variety Of News,
Book and Fancy TYPE from the celebrated Foundry o James
Cunnor a Sons, New York.
us" Estimates for Printing offices furnished the shortest
| notice GEO. H. NiNTEN,
d. 2p2tEi1W los Poytlrns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

Col. KEwEN.-We see by the Mobile papers that
Col. Kewen, of the Nicaraguan army, by virtue of
the authority vested in him, has appointed Major W.
G. Capers Commissioner of the Republic of Near
aqua for the city and county Of Mobile with the sole
and exclusive right within those limits to raise men
and means for the service of Gen. Walker. The Tri-
bune remarks that the commission could hardly have
fallen into better hands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

sg- The clerks of the steamers Aleck Scott
Ed Walsh and St. Nicholas, will please accept our
thanks for late st. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

The heauti(ul and bracing weather yesterday in
duccd us to extend perambulations beyond Our
usual limit; and for the first time in a number of
weeks, found olrsclG rambling along the eyee alb
sorbed in rumination upon the scenes Of hustle and
activity there displayed The fame of the New Orleans
levec Of commercial activity is worldwide
for the very good reason that all the world is
less interested in it, and Tor the additional that
it is scene not to be witnessed in any other part Of
the world.
We will not, however, tire our readers with what is
SO familiar to them. The river was a panorama Of
wacrcratt, sailers and steamers, from the remote
countries of the civilized world, and from the remote
regions of our gigantic country; whilst the landing
was piled up with every conceivable kind of mer
chandise as far as the eye could reach. and eniycned
by the rush of crowds as varegatcd in nationality
and costume as any to be seen at Gibraltar or Con
stantnople but then all this merely repetition
of what has been thousands Of times before, and
will be seen mionss of times hereafter. Thousands
of our citizens mnglc in the scene daily and when
not up to their eyes in business, the levec from their
being thoroughly used to it, possesses no more in
terest to them than forest or line Of cottQnles
possesses to a country ahorcr The particular object
Of this writing, is to notice Craft-neW to our
waters at east-tlat rode lucl-like on the water at
the foot Of Julia street. We mean the steamship At
antic, Capt. Smith, which is now running in Harris,
Morgan & Co.'S Texas line i'll place Of the Perserer
ance, which was recently destroyed by fire. Her
staunch neat clppcrlike appearance as viewed from
the wharf, induced to 90 on board and take good
look at her; purpose in which much facili-
tatel by the p0litcness and courtesy OF Capt. Smith
! The Atlantic is not 50 finely garnshed as some
other steamers, with those ornamental arrangements
which captyate the eye III port, whilst they arc 50
q".'N'S W III ~ III ''' 1n
04' ~ VIZ va NV Y.'' " r.
'eset''' " o,9e
" W. w ''''I ,'l0 ''''' UVNP
III r,'" r,t1' 'el ''!e n.y. S!,p p!g"'
"t''' s' 'o'u Ne''
u seeU al" s''0
Gus oon''ln oe'oHus' INC .eas anu l''l,,
ue'os''y Vi ncl ''''lS anu 'e' ~ an
see''nns' ~ "ei' '''"' ~
I''~" ~ CIV I' n'. : 49,, ' s.'Y
~ 'e'
i'.
49,. ,I;1I
r"Nir7 ". ~ :.,' ,ir ''1s,:, .t
.v'.'' 49,, 70,
| -
"'
- -, - '''N
N''i, Anu '0t'''''!, v"' ''' ',''''' ',-'
npatnpSS aud Sl,suutiulitV Of her cabin acCyumlll-
tions Nothin,r is coul, or r,r,,i,h hpt pvorythjnr
nIa, and e+ran,,thv THAT lIfi,rrt t},iro nn Shin
| i, t:t . - ,..,. - s..,I ;,. il ;t,
''" t0-"t " Ee' e'''s VI 'e"' al "'ii"Ae0 '''
salt water, seems to be overcome by the excellent
w. H. ~ 10 antra1,, e,,,afIo
w w ''N71 =, '. ,.
Oh 'r'UNN'S over ''le "oFSt >s'"''S y, 'ie 'ts''
IN thelr occasional DEMONSTRATORS along lie "n!t
,,,S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-Owing to the great
length Of the telegraphc report of the Presidents
message we are forced to omit several editorial and
other articles Of interest and moment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

aE Our Acknowledgements are due the purser OF
the steamship Louisiana for copy OF manifest and Tor
Galveston papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

= &5y-We are indebted to the officers of the steamer
Republic for late Vicksburg and Natchez papers.