New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-02
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Dosasae sheet Daily Crescent.
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On Monday NE shall issue the Crescent on q double
sheet The edition will probably be- the largest ever
known to the annals Of blication this
city Besides an immense amount usual misceIla-
neeus, literary political and other reading matter it
win contain The people Of the State Of
Louisiana fonth legally elected Senators from the
parish Orleans, and unfairly elected
from Their seats at Baton Rouge, statistics showing
Hhoare and have been tile real Of the law
together with other matter Of Importance.
may bear these faets il mind Just as
they We only state them for Their. benefit AS
good an portunity toi make their Wares known to
the public viii not he afforded until Monday week
next, js5 XII 8f st # s5
AUDITOR II Ne are indebted to a friend
for cory HE Report Of The Auditor of Public
Accounts The fiscal year ending on the 3fstof
December last. full Of statistical and other III
formation, shall hereafter avail ourselves,
and reflects credit business capacity and in
dusy officer entrusted with the management
Of that Of our State Govern
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THE bsIAIIs.r-- The Northern and Eastern mail Via
Mobile dEe on yesterda lied from beyond Augusta
Ga, did the mail due the day previous and which
was have failed from beyond Atlanta, Ca
come 70 hand there is still mystery
regarding the mail service We received yesterday
fair instalInent of Old papers, which were due days
ago. u does the memorial to Mr.
President Pierce forwarded last fall from this city
progress Is the any nearer to relief than
il was Of the time the norial was forwarded
There will BE- due this morning the mails from New
tae 225t ultt.5 n W s
BusR There is considerable activity in the \
shipping 81 The cotton presses and ware
houses are not idle, and The leveetfrom the upper
limits Of the Fourth District to the lower line Of the
Old Farhoufg htari gDy, was active and animated, -
Yesterday the weather was beautiful, and our old
friend from Paris could not help felicitating him
self % its dness and the enjoyment he was ex-
since the reduction Of seventy
per cent. on his taxes. $ .t 5,g IA FL 3=
Boats from Red River bring favorable intelligence
from that region. Our marine register indicates one
heavy load from Alexandria. There was also an ar
rival from Onaehita river with a fair load of the
grand staple. Business was more active at the steam
boat landing yesterday, and the upper country boats
are preparing to be In readiness to leave at an early
day. The fine weather gives all encourag cement to
hope for an early opening Of the upper rivers though
the last teegraphic adyices brought the news that it
was showing at Louisville on Thursday, and the Ohio
river rising Portland, below Louisville. The snow
storm may turn into rain and set the ice to running.
The warm weather prevailing at the present moment
sustaiIs this supposition.
We did not learn of any speculative dispatches
about and provisions from the West. The
Alabias8 adyices came to hand about u O'clock
bringing the news Of an advance in cotton, decline
in -four and also perfect Of ulintegible mat
ter about peace in Europe, on which there is just
aboutas much dependence to be placed as there
would be n dieting from which quar-
ter Of the compass the wind will blow tomorrow at
noon II industrious spectators and stockholders
are not at the bottom 1.-THE matter we shall be dis
appointed the meantime, it is suggested to our
commercial community that they let it go on as it
VII, nnmoved by these peace rnmors. They are.
doing getting along finely, and there is nothing
il The horizon to disturb the favorable prospect or
destroy general confidence, unless President Pierce
desires to quarrel with Mr. John Bull. rs.
ST. lCHARt,Es THE The English version Of
Rossini's Cenerentola' Of, Cinderella, was given
last evening for the fourth time, to crowded and
fashionable andenee,at the st. Charles Theater The
name of Louisa Pyne having become a synony1ne for
all that il excellent in the vocal art will be sufi-
Gent guarantee that her execution Of the role of
dereRa pleased and very ligh gatified the audience
by the most finished vocalization We have ever heard
Much as she has been landed elsewhere, we were not
prepared for SO high degree Of excellence as was
exhibited by her last evening, In addition to the
music Of the opera, Miss Pyne sang the celebrated
air Of Bishop, 10! here the gentle Lark Z in which
she mopgh TO bear her Wondrous fexibiity Of voice
and pure In return for the exhibition the
audience gave TO her such burst Of applause as we
have rarely heard indeed, the whole part was ad.
mirably rendered and was rewarded by the applause
Of all present. !; vi s3,ls4 {4iy NJ sF Il.
Mr.. Harrison Is the most popular and successful of
all the English tenors we have ever heard Hethrows
into each word and force that is rare to
us, and This magnificent voice gives to his singing
remarkable power, Both for power and pathos he
stands at the very heightof his profession and very
well desaiVesth the encomunls that have been lavished
upon him elsewhere, rendering Of the character Of
The Prince was nneyce ptonable throughout, and
comprised that mingled power and pathos that is
SO rarely5touched even by the best Of singers.
Miss Susan Pyne enacted the part Of one Of the
sisters most charming and the other characters Of
the opera were most excellent We should be omit
ting great duty were we forget saying that the
orchestra, under Mr.. was very ably conducted
Cinderella will be performed this evening, for the
last time and on Monday, Mr. Harrison will take his
hrst and only benefit in New Orleans We sincerely
trust the house may be crowded. See the particulars
Of the performance under our head Of amusements
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MEqAIRIEE CouRsE.There is to be a trot to-day
over te MsaFe fof FIVE hundred dollars heats between
bl daeqd and bay The match comes Of al
alfpasy three. " q g ii1 e
Tomorrow the great match for twelve hundred oays 10
tween fsaAEl Pierce and Capt kinney win come OF ii the
weather continues good. Ssszi 2 SsFfsi5 A
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DRUa AND AReTHE0ARY sToRE,-By1ne Il Co..
wholesale and retail dealers drugs medicines on The cor
OF Camp and nep stFee have very large and exten
Of chemicals
fancy and toilet articles which they wll1se reasonable
any merchants in the city their advertisement
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MARDI GRAs BAIL orleans 1Keater.-We inyitt
the attention Of noce managers Of III
Aard ras Ball. 10 be given Orleans Thestef Tnesda