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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29
NUMBER 273.

inssn proposals for the three routes, which waa
Carried ,s !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27S-The House to-day voted
down the bill to curtaa the namber Of foreign MIN
Listers.
Tbe House also rejected the proposition to striks
out tne clause inthe appropriation b, which gives
the President $4,000 70 carry ont the 81 u 1919 for
the suppression OF the slave trade.
The Diplomatic and Consular Appsupsiatsoa bin
was rejected by the House BY vote of no ~ "a
II yeas.
1t was then reconsidered, and I've missions wsse
struck ont. (.
The bill, thus amended, was again rejected by .
vote Of "a nays, to OIL yeas.
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CHAIRMAN l. ~ MARKS Esq, rendered TO the Board
of Delegates Of Firemen's Charitable Association,
hibits the amount invested by the Board during the
twelve monthsas SIS O3s l7-much less than IL won,d
Nv h.or h.. 60. ~ i 100 -
nase peen pus 'or 'ue 'afse anouns IN sup
port OF the Department, and the heavy drafts made
on the contract account Of the general fund. During
the summer the Board contracted for 10 900 feet Of
cranohIa ho,a .ho ,arc., ,ort ~ n,;o, ~. 49,
oieuooe nose' .ne mreef par. y, WHICH mas peen re-
celyed, and when the whole shall be- the Department
will have large excess of hose over the quantity re-
oured by the contract. Having expended upon the
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LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The State Department has
received information that the Costa Rican Congress
has ratified the famous Belly treaty, slightly modified.
Our Minister, Gen. Lamars manifesto to Nicaragua
had created quite sensation.
President Buchanan's measures against the Nicara.
guam flbusters were highly appreciated by that Gov
ernment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

TouRo Aims. .HoUsE.-We are gratiied in being en-.
abed to refer to advertisement by the Building Com
mittee Of Touro Aims House, for proposals for various
contract works and construction materials This fore
shadows the progress in the work which has already
commenced its march.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

HORRIBLE LIouoR TRAaEDY-n Paint Town.
ship, Madison county, Ohio,a few days ago, the
wife Of an Irishman, named Patrick Rowan, while
insane from the effects Of liquor, committed suicide
by jumping into cistern, while her husband, who
had been drinking with her for several weeks, ran
from home halt clothed and was found frozen nearly
to death BY the roadside, His recovery y doubtful,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssocIAr1oN.-The names
Of officers and employees elect to serve the Depart.
ment on steam fire engine Young America for the
ensuing year, are elsewhere published. The engine
will be well served if it is in the power of its con-
ductors to make it servceable for they are the right
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

A WELL PRESERVED OLD GENrLEMAN.-A few
days ago Mr.. Thomas Hall, Of Lynn N. H., who is 70
years of age, walked from his residence to wood lot
one mile chopped three cords Of wood, sled length,
and then walked home, and all between the hours Of
halfpast and o'clock This would be large day q
work for young man. For an old man, on the verge
Of fourscore years, it is truly remarkable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

The AMpH1THHATER.-The usual grand Saturday
noon entertainment, for the convenience of ladies
and children, will be given to-day, all the great
troupe Of Messrs. Spalding and Rogers appearing,
and Mile Loyae executing her feats Of Skill agility,
and daring.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

DR.. HALE's LEorUREs.-The third of the Ladies'
Matinees which was to have come off yesterday but
was postponed because of the disagreeabe weather,
will take place on Monday, commencing at Ill
o'clock.
The lecture for children today will commence at
noon, and will be followed by experiments which
will amuse and astonish the youthful auditory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

LIE TRoyAToRE, verds grand opera, will be
brought out, for the first time this season. at the Or
leans, on Monday night, Messrs Deagrave and
Beauce, and NJ lies Bourgeois and Lafranque taking
part in its representation.
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gotaI gnttlligtnte.

TIE WEATHER continues miscellaneous, and mud
is plenty. The sun glimmered some yesterday.
FREE DIsPENsARY.-The following is the weekly
report of the Free Dispensary of the New Orleans
School of Medicine, on Common street. opposite the
Charity HOSPITAL; 14li2,t
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SPECIAL LECTURE FOR LAD1Es.-Prof. o. s. Fow-
Ter announces special lecture for ladies', to be de-
livered at Armory Hall to-day, commencing at IL
o'clock A. NJ As to the tenor and instructive nature
of this lecture we refer to advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

HoRsE-TAMING.-Mr. Rarey, the horse.tamer, will
exhibit his powers at l03 Basin street to-day-the
show commencing at II o'clock.
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Odd FELLOWS HALlI-YOUNG MEMS
4 |SoCIEFY, MASK AND FAN " DRESS BALLS
a&M. series Of FOUR BALLS will take place on the
~ First Of the Ferries, Friday, 1lst january, 1859.
~ second -. 9Th February 1889.
Third 18th February 1859.
Fourth Tuesday, Mardi-Gras, S,h March.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe these Balls will apply
Camp street.
Applications for ladies' of invitation to be made to the
Secretary, with their names and residences.
The Board Of Managers will every Thursday evening
at I O'Clock, at the Office of the Ball Room,
No lady will be admitted without invitation tick having
been approved by the Bo,rd of Managers.
All masked will be required unask before enter
ing the Ball Room. ~ ~
No ladies' invitations will be Issued after meeting
Bsll. - ~
~ Positively Subscribers Tickets can be procured on
the night Of tbeB Balls $1,000 - = jaii t,na
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THE CELEBRATED STEWART STOVE
- The subscribers have in full of the
sbovenamed Stoves; they having made arrangements
Nl$f for constant supply of theR. They superior
Cooking sovs i1 many in saving of labor
dcisn to do the cooking for family month"; The
baking done the principle as is done in brick oven
20 are being required when baking bread.
AUSTIN 4 GOODWIN,
au7 en- No. l Front Levse, corner Customhouse st.
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Notice hereby given that all claims which may eupear
upon proper to be due from the baylor
md s cas which may be established BY due Of
This occasion IL taken to inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. through
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton fo
direct shipment Europs accompanied In all by guasn
tees for the balances dueon each shipment;
Orders Cotton Baggng will be allied by direct importation
from Cacutta into the port Of New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold can be identified duplicate
sales will IN every be made ont In LONDON
by Public and those interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
aud weights hs Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter
All letters private a. we'll on business relating the
AAls Of Baylor Co.. and drec trade will be addressed
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-THE SEW
~ era Glasses the Collegiate Department fully
zed Students will be admitted period during the Aca
demic year. @. W, SEARS
Dean of the Faculty.
Students in the Grammar School prepared for admission
70 the Collegiate Course and Study Latin Greek, French
Spanish German and all English branches.
Boarders day boade aud scholars received in both
apply the Of Baronne and Common the Cen
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DUFAU.
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Notice OF OAeSOlutlOns
Notice hereby given that ct the termination ef the eope
nership existing, according to written articles a a4ysp
men between the members OF the Arm of Baylor co TIE
vim be dissolved and the annnished business PLACED
nQuidAtion. C.s9.e eBAFLOH.
Manchester, March. 1883. Is HkW
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a DANCING ACADEMY. No. 1893 CARON-
Z ~ DELEf STREET, between Lafayette and Girod.
A. MR.. AND MRS. NGELIN A, Professors Of Dane
3Sing inventors and first inroducers of fsshopa.
BE Dances in the United States, re.psctfuy
Ladies' Class-Eyery day, and at any hour
Chdren's Ciass-Every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
from to o'clock P. N.
Gsntlemens Class-Eyery evening" from to 10 O'clock
cording to the number of pupils.
N B-Besides the popular Lancers and American Quad.
rifles, the EMPIRE QUADRILLE as described by Mrs. Kate
Luby Professor Of Dancing New York. taught d3 2m
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GREAT ATBARGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS,
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cus,omhouse and Benvile
streets, New Orleans.

Just extensive assortment Of French
LOOKING-l!.ASSES lilt Frame and Imitation do. Orns
mened and Plain Wood OF style for Glasses Portraits,
Engravngs Photographs. ete.
His superior and splendid stock offered forty
less han last and twenty cent below the lowest
ket prices
B-Every article Is guaranteed the choice Looking
Glasses with double thickness The above deduc
on owing to the discount allowed the decline glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
An immense Gallery of Paintings. Engravings I.ho
graphs by the gresest masters, exhibited for
siderable reduction
large variety Of Tasses Pins, Clasps, etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR SALEA Of Stereoscopic Views excessively low
to close consignment.
H3- Paintings Renovated. nib en-
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OF LOUISIANA - FRENCH
Psfmanent Evening Glasses conducted by Professor J.
SO MONTH Merchants Clerks and any other persons who
wish to acquire thorough knowledge of the French language
respectfully requested apply University Buildings
corner OF Baronne and Conmon streets, TO
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~ MIME DeBAR's DANCING ACADEMY 2ss
~ Baronns street between Girod and Julia streets.
&A The hades of New Orleans respectfully informe
lxll that the above Academy will spen on WEDNESDAY,
November "a where all the Fashionable Dances will taught
Ladies' Monday, Wednesday and Friday from l01 to l2
and AZ to64. >4 ~
p ~>A
Private Lessons-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from
1Terms-Lades SO per month; Children S. payable in
advance. Twelve lessons in the month";
ArMme DeBar can be her Academy any day from
l0h Az nJ1 sn,
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GAIT x. DUNCAN, VIZ. p. DUNCAN, 81, JAMES
T X. DUNCAN = co., SURVEYORS, etc.. etc..
-. sts Nos. ISL COMMON STREET and
AZ CAROEDELET sTEEET.
We prepared to do with accuracy and dispatch all kinds
city sountry surveying In portion OF the State
For Insurance Companies and River Pilots survey
map chntes islands ard other points river etc
Aof our surveys are Iegaiized under commissions
Deputy Surveyor Generals Of the State Louisians
J. X. DUNCAN CO.,
jail II Nos. lst Common and 24,s csrondest streets.
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The undersigned ~ lasp lots Boyds Gen.
- M OSBORNE Z Co.,
| n3a7 v. p snd Is Front asEset
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
- FFsS5
Lessee and Manager .....B. DEBAR.
Acting ManAger. CORRI.
PRICES OF FADMtssION--Iress Circle and Parauette rs
cents Second Ticr 80 cens Gallery rs cens Pvae Boxes
IS EACH Private Qusdroun Boxes, IS each.
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nN@OVAL-C @. 81. ELOCOMB & co. have remol
from ii Chsxt.es atrest ther New eore 81 Canal stI
"a 10 g. 81 IS a1d 68 Ce@nn1A stxeet. se2l
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GREAT INVENTlONN
yG TO IMPORTERS.
"A. LEBLANC, T 8. BONDED WAREHOUSE, No. s.
Nos. IA and 10 Toulouse street,

central location M proximity to III. Picayune Tier to the
Landing and TO the Custom House, insure speedy
Hon in transportation and expectation entries.
III Especial, large and hermeticay closed Warehouses
y Rrard;sa atc55 ate d21 qna
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SATURDAY EVENING, January %, 1859,
The tragedy Of THE IRON CHEST-sir Edward Mortimer
Edwin Booth; Wilford Mrs Annie sehier To conclude
H1-Sunday- Bere6t Of Ghas. Pope. o,
Gabriel and Francois Rsyes Great Double Company
(3U Artists are engaged.
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Doors open at 6z; Overture at o'clock, precisely
Office open daily from 10 TO O'Clock r. N.
JAP G.. q EHESIEY Treasurer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18
OAKS IN ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Oak, in Clipston Park.
is said to be 1900 years old. This park
existed before the Conquest, and belongs
TO the Duke of Portland. The tallsst
oak was the same nobleman's property;
it was called the Dukes walking stick,
and was higher than Westminster Abbey.
The largest oak in England is the CAL
thorpe Oak, Yorkshier it measures 7S
feet in circumference at the ground
The Three Shire Oak at Worksop is call.
ed so from forming parts OF the counties
of Noting CHAM, Derby, and York. This
tree has the greatest expause of any
recorded in this island, dropping over
III square yards. The most productive
oak was that.of Gelenos. in Monmouth
shire, felIed in 1910: the bark brought
E200, and its timber ESQ. In the
mansion of Tredegar Park. Monmouth
shire, there i. said to be a room AZ feet
long. and 81 feet broad, the floor and
waislcoat of which were the production
Of single tree-an oak-grown on the
estate.-Sr. w. Symonds.
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NIGHT OF HEAVEN.

We present below passage from "Meistei
Karl, /" IN the knickerbocker. 1t is Refrain >
bearing as its title. Night Of Heaven To oul
conception it is beautiful:
at is dalk when the honest and hon
orable man sees the results of long year:
swept cruelty away by the grasp o.
knavish, heartless adversely. II is dark
when he feels the clouds Of sorrow gather
around. and knows that the hopes and
happiness Of others are fading with his
own. But in that hour the memory oi
past integrity will be d true consolation,
and assure him, even here on earth,
CLEANS of the light in heavenl 1t is dark,
when the dear voice of the sweet child,
once SO fondly loved, is no more heard
around in murmurs. Dark, when the
little pat,ing feet resound without the
the threshold, or ascend step by step, the
stairs. Dark, when some well known
melody recalls the strain once oft attuued
by the childish voice now hushed in death!
Darkness, indeed but only the gloom
which heralds The day spring of immor-
tslity and the infinite light of heaven
Il is dark, when, in la'er life, we tread
the scenes of long vanished pleasures
pleasures pure and innocent, whose men,
ory has often thrilled our soul-whose
voices, like those Of some phantom band.
are ever sweet and sad; but never sadder
than when Ginning with the after echo.
we return no more!' Ring as ye will
sweet voices. there are lOfiier joys await
ing in the golden Eden Land, which lies
beyond the sunset of life, and is glad
dened by the light above in heaven! 1t
is dark, sadly dark when the grim hand
of sickness has passed feaIfully over us
with its deadly magic stroke, and left be.
hind the lite-enduring sorrows of blind
ness. decrepitude or debility. 1t is dark,
very dark when We are neglected for The
fair and comely who abound in this gay
and beartless world. Cheer up, thou
poor sufferer; for there be those among
angels who love thee, and thou vii. yet
shine fair as they, when touched by the
light above in heaven 1t is dark be-
meath the noon day sky-dark in the sun
ray, the moon beam, tie star light =
But for the true heart and trusting soul,
who lives in the life of love and gentle
ness, there beameth ever light of joy
from tieaven ~
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, had been in the sunshine of prosperity;
for they only played over the delusive
surface of their lives. But now the sun
OF love breaking suddenly through the
rent clouds, made their hearts warm and
fruitfnl-
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mo. I0I.1
An ACT.
March 26, 1859.

NO. IUl. AN ALL
To amend the act entitled "An act prohibiting
any citizen of this stale from holding. by ap-
pointment, more than one of several Offices,
therein named, at the same time.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted 6y the Genera, As
sanity of the STAT of Ohio. That no citizen Of
this state shall hold BY appointment or election,
at the same period oftime, more than one Of the
Offices herein mentioned, to wit the office of
sheriff, county auditor county treasurer, clerk
of the coHrt Of common pleas, county recorder.
prosecuting attorney, and probate judge; and
no incumbent of any of the foregoing offices
shall be eligible to hold the Office of Justice of
the peace during the period of time he shall
hold such county office.
See. ,. That the act entitled "11 act pro-
hibiting any citizen of this state from holding,
by appointment. more than one of several Offices
therein named. at the same time" passed Feb
ruary II, 80, be and the same is koreby re-
pealed.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
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March %, 1859.
AN ACT.
mo. 9l.l

mo. 9i.1 AN ACT
Supplementary to an act entitled "an act defin-
ing the duties of Justices Of the Peace and
Constables in criminal cases, passed March
81, 1887.
Section 1. Be it eaaeied 5y The General As
se1'ajly Ofthe Slate Of OHIO. That in the prosecu-
tion Of all offences whereof Justices of the Peace
have jurisdiction to try and punish by fine or
otherwise, after the appearance of the defendant,
and before the Court shall proceed to inquire in
tc the merits of the cause, the defendant NAV
demand to be tried by jury. in which case the
Justice shall proceed to inquire into the COM
plant, and commit. discharge or recognize the
accused and the same proceedings shall in all
other respects be had by and before the Justice.
and in the Courts of Common Pleas or Probate
Courts respectively, as is or may be provided
by law in other eases for the prosecution of
crimes and otfenses, the punishment whereof "a
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ifiom the Knickerbccker Magazine
@'RiCH THOUGH PU0R"

Aiia = oUpGn tOUh
80 rood of land in all the earth
30 ships upon the sea,
Nor treasures rare. nor gems. nor z Id,
Do any keep for me;
AS yesterday wrought for bread.
So must toll TO day;
rel some are not so rich as l,
Nor SO I,eor they
On >nder tree the sanIigh. falls,
The rooin the bough-
Sui can hear a naerr;er note
Than lie is war0lins now;
lies but Al Arab OF the say,
And never l,ngers ions-
lat tAGt oefrans the lifelong year
Win music sld ritb song.
COle. gather round ne little ones,
And as SIT me down.
Vita shouts Of laughter on me place
mimic regal crown;
cay, chiidless king. would accept
You. armies and domain,
Or cen your crown, and meyer feel
Those ting hands again
Ehere's more Of honor in their touch
Aud blessing unto me,
fhaH kingdom uutO kingdom Joined,
W A@FieS OF lAS sea;
So greater gifts To are brought
Than Sheha's queen did sriag
70 him sho, at-Jerusalem,
Was born 10 be a king.
Look at my crown and then yourst
Lock in ms heart and thine;
How do our Jewels nos compare
The earthly aud divine
Hold up your diamonds to the light.
Emerald and amethyst.
They're no:king to those lore liz eyes,
Those lips SO often kisse4i
Oh. roblest Roman OF them all,
That mother good and vice,
Who pointed to her little ones,
The jewels OF her eyes.
-Four spark e in my own TO day,
To deck sinless brow;
=iiow grow ny riches at the thought
OF those in glory noHi
And yet no rood Of al the earth.
No ship upon the sea-
Nor treasures rare, nor gold, nor gems.
AIe safely kept for me;
Yet ,zm rich. myself king
And here is my domsin,
Which only God shall take sxxy
To give me back again