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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

CHARr0rn CrsaMAs Al WINTER GARpKs.-After an
absence from the stage o. three yearsan interval Of
Leisure which passed in Eorope, and principally in
The heart and centre Of art the Eternal Ctyxss Cush
has again appeared among at the Winter Garden,
where her exquisite genius IL 10 enthra the lovers Of
legitimate drama for o brief season Her e1trce
Monday night was welcomed by An overlooking house,
ond that hearty applause which bespeaks the grathca
zion Of audience ii the return OF favorite artist TO
The profession she has done much 10 sdorn and dignity
Miss Cushmans temporary retirement has not diminished
er intense dramatic power that mastery In the define.
alton Of the passions which she commands in Q manner
unequaled BY any living actress The selection for her
nrst appearance, however, was not . very happy
one. Kotzebue, as dramatic author, Ii not quite
keeping with the spirit Of the present age and the ro
of ME- HAler, In The Stranger" hardly Affords fair
Geld for the devsopement OF Miss CashmAu's immense
power. Nevertheless the play drew well for two
cessive nights and the measure Of applause was not limit
ed to degree short Of intense enthusiasm. To night Mis-
Cushman appears a. Blanca, in kimans tragedy Of
q Fazio" part In which she will have opportunity
10 display her dramatic force and renew some Of her
best points - great tragic actress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

raarbanks' Standard Scales,
Adapted every branch Of buane@ wters Q and
durable Scale required CHn end exaine sod for
ILLUSTRATED And DESCRIPTIONS CIRCULAR
FAfkBANKs co.
lB broadway, Esw Yort.
Between Der and Corlxndl v.reesa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

NEW ORLEANS, Oct I, 1850.
The steamship Tennessee 10 again 10 be placed the
route between New Orleans aud Vera Cruz She will
leave the former city, with the mails, the 18th Of
October and thereafter perform regular monthly
trips, sailiag the LIST and 18th Of every month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

etsinway d sons Overstrung GRAND
square Pianos considered The
warranted for ave warsrooms - Aad - walker
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Wide Awake Democracy-GrsatestG Good
70 hanknd-24 Photographs 81 ~ HoLME4' gallery, Sss
Broadway only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

The Columbia College Law school Will
commence % Car "Wednesday at r. n AL tho students
arc invited 70 attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Received per kangaroo-A Case of Eng
ush Collar AL the styles at MooDYs shirt hAniAc-
tory 262 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
The American Board or Commissioners
for Foreign Missions.

Bosros, Oct. g. 1880.
The Fiftieh annual meeting Of the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions commenced here In
fremont Temple to day. Rev. Dr. Hopkins Of Williams
College, presided. Prayer offered by Rev. Dr. Bond,
Of Bangor, Me- The usual committees appointed,
and reports from officers were received.
The receipts of the Home Department for the aa
cia year were
ordinary donations SOY AS d.
ieBacies. o-os %
offerings FOR the debt. 1928 20
Other sources. 800 s.
OF which SIC ,704 03 come from foreign iAuds, and
ssS7 So the contributions children for the Mission
School Enterprise.
The current expenditures OF the year have been s3el
95S TO- Az the debt at the beginning OF the year
500 374 Is, the whole provided for was S42S.
332 So heace the balance Ia Treasury Augus l. 1860,
was 81, 400 TO-
The following a summary Of the business OF the
Board
The number OF missions 22 number Of ordar cd mis-.
sionASies eight being PHYSICIANS 1885, whole number Of
laborers connected with the mission g. SEA- whole
Der in seminares and schools 10 6I6 ordained mission
missionary physicians not ordained "a male assistant
missionaries 12s; females assistant missionaries, 600
Total, ,267.
The annual sermon preached at night to over.
flowing house by Rev. W. Fisher, DID, His subjec,
nThe manifest desgn Of Providence to make The Ameri
can . missionary nation" II estimated that 5000
friends OF the Board oerg entertained here a. guests
Of the citizens OF Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Brooklyn PhotoGraphs.- Miniature To
Iir ChAs. II. wILIfAMsok's GALLERY. Kstabliahed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

stI me Shirts for %, Warn nted 20 ne.
kOoDY's sHIAT MANDATORY. 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Kotics. THE Eureka sewing Machines
Can now be purchssed
Ane paid for IN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY IssTALMEsrs
Once. A2s Broadway. Clubs supplied. AEen wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

The Best Manufacturing and Family
Machines IN The world n 4. sIS0kA cos Ass Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

The Michigan State Agricultural fstr commeaced here
90 day and will continue four days Very extensive and
complete arrsr semenu have been made for the
modafion OF exhibitors and visters Mr. Cassus n Clay
will deliver the annual address Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Gu the Recommendation OF = friend procured, snme
sDoc, a a Baher Family Sewing Machine.
Ny family has hem most successful IN s from the start
without any trouble druy whatever In ia management
Ny wife Ia family blessing" and could NOD be la
duced 10 dispense with IN us-in al Of which most heartily
concur-James Poncck. VI Governor Of Pennsyvsnia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Gov. POLLOCK ON Sewing Machines.
On the Recommendation OF = irieni procured some
MONTH"; sDce a 0rover 4 Baker Family sewing Machine
sng Uss on sus " t.
~ VIE s. 80. s:% = s and f9 %s. a s..s, r.
concur.-Jsnss Poaock. " Governor Of PennsyIvsna-
Grover a Bakers Celebrated Noississs
Bro.1vsy' new Yors, ana isa FSlloa srsss, brooklyn
Weed Patent sewing Machines are Fa-
sss aud $40 snfs ~ NE: sa.s 81
the best ana Cheapest Family sewing
Machine martet Price SO al STEVENS cos i2s
sarssr rroa s.fs- ~ Bru-d-" ssasI q HarS 'rsss
~ s"A
Goura ud's indicated soap 10 so Well
hsoss elercl.e r~asfs.ols scion on the ma am ,s,
aspo, s. wassr street.
Goursud's Poudrs subtle Uproots Hair
rnm o~ o-. sess or sny par ~ the body N1rAaIed o.
walisr ssreel xsnufae.nred twenty yearx
Gouraud's Moderated soap. as a Pre-
RAJ .s @-'.s ssc@.ssr . .aaSanes ss Il. Tor .se =
the old depo. 81 ~sser Stree, SURPRISES al cosmetics
Radical Cure OF Hernia, or Ruptur..-
~. ~ MARSH. q The well known house O har.A %,
sy-eil ne surgical sdsparoa = Ms Rscai Cars
yTuaa
"a Clear CompI.riou'' % Desired ny All
issis. uss PHALoss 'snow wAis onsauA Cream"
.Lad,.s, Bsauunsri- Phaioa q sons
'snsv VINE orien..l oresm SOFA ~ al druzrAss
.Bsautifui Compission.- PhaIon's
"snoy whie Oriental Gran rrice - esus per eosle
Crissadoro'. Hair Dye. wigs and Tou-
prtvaeJ ssglcd No 8 as;or House
Bat.h.,or's Hair Dy- ~ ,hs Best In the
wof Made sold snf applied 10 spproprise private
Al ihe ~ factory, 10 Bond street
ua,a nsb. turning behind. 100 Brc4dwAy oppo~e
a. .ss-Ar co. ooroer q Eeade street
Bssssifwi Compisxfon. -Lafrd's Liquid
Pearhss achieved ces5niy as having eluA for be>u
arassss 'Priscos dsSos ~ and 80 ssoadwy.
scroruIa.-A Few Hotties OF Ksnnsdy's
Onnst and Healing Ointment surety following the
rscsor IN The pampasi rouad eaoa bottle, - cure Ne
Dfpthsria, or Putrsd Sore Throat, Group,
are ssn.p sn' IL. asy sSssa q H9aso
positive evidence Of their marvellous sealing
sirss
ocursud's improved Oriental Cream
sresi Beware Of counterfeit
|
Hili's Hair Dye-5o Cents. Hack or
BROW best IN use Depo, No Barclay sree1 sod by
Prince of wales Bail over 10. 900 La
dies slave prp aimed that AfRDs Liquid Pear 0aly
teie Ass VII preserve and beauy nc eosap-son and .Sn
~ and A39 Broadway.
sAIr,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

TO FIND the most Fashtonabis Hats 90
sAlr,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Weed Patent sewing Machines are Fa-
vori,es evrrywhere pesuuful syes family
nanufsesunx zss sss and 10 s,h eoh sides alike AZ
BnpAs war. J. N. WHITNEY a 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Prince of wales bail over 10. 900 La .
dies tsve prc aimed that LAfRDs Liquid Pear 10 he aly Ar.
tce ssi vii preserve and besufy n. connp~ror kin
~ and f39 Br0sdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

The Best and Cheapest Family Sewing
Machine n mArtet. Price $40 at STEVENS CO :, as
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Hsrrang's Passns Champion Fire And
Burrar Prod ssfsa 81 Bru.d~sy Of harrAy slres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Hiil's Hair Dye-50 Cents, Black or
brow best " use Depo, No Barclay street. aaa sod By
al dJngaisA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Goura ud's msdteseed soap 10 so Well
an H. esercse r~nnafssbe scion the akin taA
10 ann0unce thai be bad Al As Old
depo. g. walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

0c9rsud's Improved Oriental Cream-
sumpeuon- Trial bottles c~n6u earh a. Walnsv
street. Beware OF q counterfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Goursud's Poudrs subtle Uproots Hair
aesfs ~ the BODY. wsrrNnled. 81
walsr Manufactured twensy years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Gournud's Moderated soap. as n Pre-
bsauher Of the human c1ticle wei
that mr,esv .ecrssaFy " ths' s for sale
depy, 81 SURPRISES al cosmetics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

Dfptherfa, or Pufrfd Sore Throat, Group,
Qlrs, Ac, promptly sne eHeciasily cured BY HOLLo
NAYS prls and N these
medicines positive evidence Of their marvellous sealing
yiraa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31
7'7'''l7377 2 17-'7-'T
AgsURp zuNsO1ss.

Any quantity Of absurd and ridiculous yunors
are, we understand, floating around town, To The
effect that the Executive Committee Of the South
ern Rights Association, and the candidates nom-
mated in pursuance Of it's recommendations to the
State Convention, which ID to meet on the 23d Of
January, favor the abrosation Of the present city
government, the adoption of q new charter which
would be 50 constructed az to deprive the incum-
bents Of the positions they now hold the same
process to be carried bus In regard to magis-
seraF, constabulary and other officers thai the
Judges and Clerks and Sheriff Of the Cos.rts are
not to be spared; that there is to be general and
fndiscriminate cleaning cat of officials, without
regard TO justice, decetcy or Law ana, worse
than all, that the Southern Rights men, If they sue
ceed, will, IN Convention, go for restriction Of
the right Of suffragel
We have characterized these runloY5 as absurd
and ridiculous. In themselves, taey are 50, to all
intents and purposes; and they would never have
been noticed IN these columns, bet from the facs
that we have been informed many honest, true and
loyal Southern cftizenst have been deceived by
them, and that they are assduousIy Kept in circu-
lafon, gathering falsity the farther they travel
IL whole and in part, n aggregate and IN detail,
and in every conceivable particular, we feel au-
thori7ed to pronounce these reports absolutely un
founded and untrue.
The subject has never been brought before the
Executive Committee of the Southern Rights Assoc
citation, much less spoken Of Or discussed, and if
it had, you'd have BEEN rejected without di-
vision. So much for that rumor, and tie same
may be said of every other referred to. All
are alike destitute of The smallest foundation in
fact.
So far as the Southern Rights candidates are
concerned, and we believe we are posted as to the
opinions entertained BIZ all Of then they hold that
the duty Of the Convention is simple, clear and I'M
mistakabls They think that the first duty of the
Convention will be tD take Louisiana out Of the
Union by resuming htY sovereignty, with single
view to speedy and cordial cooperation with the
five or six Southern States that viii have seeded
4 from the Confederacy before our Convention can
finally act. They deem that withdrawal should be
the first act, and COOPERATION the second In order
| that the State of LouiFana may occupy dignified
and honorable position before the world. It would
be alike reasonable and unbeconing for the State
to cooperate with other States while she remains a
member of the Union. This is the view we take,
| and we are confident we will be sustained BY the
Executive COMMITTEE and every candidate on tine
i Southern Rights ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

CERTIFICATES l2EGARDIsG THE STEAMER III. q. w.
HILL.-It is matter of no little Importance to
rayelers when about TO embark on steamboat that
they should be IN possession Of the most reliable
information Regarding the safety Of her machinery,
the strength of er hull and the afforded for
escape in case VI accident. That the public may
have this information, Government has from time
to time adopted laws forcing owners and officers of
steamboats, to post oonspicuously their boats
evidence of these facts but is generally the
that they overlooked or if seen, but little un-
deratood. Itistherefore It with pleasure that we call
attention, this morning, to the certificates of the
United States Inspector and the Inspector of the
New Orleans Board of Underwriters. regarding the
steamer Il. R. ". HILL The whole public are thus
offered an opportunity of becoming perfectly famil
lar with the advantages offered by that boat, and
we think the eaampe of her owners and officers is
worthy Of imitation by all steamboatmen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31
SDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81, 1860.
rHs YoUNe.. soUrH.
A BALLAD ron TINE TINES.

Everybody in New Orleans will recolIect the
late Joseph Brenan-a most gifted man, who died
too early to reap the reward of his great intel
lectual deeds, both in poetry and prose. The sub
Joined stirring ballad, written by him several years
ago. will need no other introduction than to say
that it came from his pen, and was the inspiration
of his fervid and patriotic heart. Now, even more
than at the time it was written, will it be appro
pirate and applicable. 1t is the spirit Of a brave
man, now numbered with the dead, appealing to
his brethren of the South, by every consideration
that can fire the patriot heart, to struggle for a
triumph or shroud." In these days, when, in his
own glowing language:
"The hour has come for manly deeds,
And not for pulling words,'
the fiery invocation of poor Brennan will strike a
sympathetic chord in the hearts of thousands, no
longer insensible Of " the omens in the sky"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

THE WINTER MEETING AT THE MlrAIRIE.-To-
morrow, the ls of January, will open the sport at
the glorious old Metairie. The track and stands
aud everything are in appla-pie order, though the
late rain offers heavy track to begin with
There are plenty of mettlesome steeds in the
stables, and the patrons Of the turf may look for
lively weeks sport.
Tomorrow there will be two races, as ar
nounced, In the FIRST race the annual sweep
stakes for threeyear olds, Sid. Story SaFte Wood
arard lighting, and Lexington and Lecomte
fIly, are named, to so at mile heats. In the
second race, two of the above nags and several
others are named to go at two mile heats for a
subscription nurse, the Club to add $500 if two or
more start.
In case of bad weather, the display of PEN
nant from the St. Charles Hotel will announce
postponement. Parties wishing to go and come
together can hire Wilbur & Arnot's omnibuses at
saving prices. For all other particulars we refer
to the advertisement in the proper part of today
Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

SUNDAY ScHooL PREsENTAT1oN.-T scholars
Of the Felicity street Sabbath School yesterday
presented to their teacher Mr.. j. G. Parham, Jr.,
testimonial of their affection, in the shape of a
large and well executed picture We were kindly
favored with an invitation to be present, but the
press of business affairs rendered it impossible.
We however learned that the affair was conducted
in a manner to reflect credit upon the young gen
tlemen who originated it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

REAL NEorAR.-Messrs. Piaggio & viosea, Jr.,
importers, Nos, 81 and GA Old Leyee street, have
sent us bottle of NEST delightful liquid. which
is labeled, "Cr6me De Gacao Gtowa a Ia FantRe.n
We submitted it to a severe analytical test and
the result is that pronounce it real nectar and
no mistake; and the only way that we could ac-
count for the long and unpronouneeable name il
bears is that it is disguise which was necessary
while smuggling it out of Elyseum. Mossrs. Pi-
aggo & Yiosca have stock of the article on hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

THIRrIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION or THE
CowBEELIoNs IN MoBILE.-We have been kindly
favored with an invitation to attend this affair,
which takes place tonight. Nothing but unavold.
able press of business has prevented our going
over to Mobile and Witnessing the interesting cere
monies of this remarkable club.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31
Hot IL Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHAELEs HoTEL.--H Horace Gone. Texas; s Il
EagIeton, Philadelphia; R NJ Taylor, New York
p Binfora, Ala g a Belcher n Y; S Halves, w
" Thompson st. Louis; B Forrest, Tenn; J.
Campbell and Iady, Md; d L Carter. Ireland A.
Warwick, "; J n Houston, Texas; I Drain,
Havana B D Skdmore, N Y DIR j @ Holland,
Memphis ] Jones, Ala; w Brigham, La ID
III Voolfolk, Miss; G Il TrasR, N X; w A Lnnly,
Texas: bIrs Todd and child, Mobile Charles
T. Latham, n. I; Jas Il Boyd, sallie Boyd, Ala.
Sr. LOUIS HbTEL.--Dr j Moreau F Notrebe,
ST. Bernard; II Walker, Ala; Jno Madden. Mem,
phis; Mrs De bterres; Q De Serres, France, do
Goribar, Mexto II L Smith, lno Brutes, Y ~
] MetIulloh, Ascension, L W Sander, jackson
Newton Huston, Texas; Mr. Payne, S. Charles; ]
Graham, PFnn; Can't Johnston and lady, De
Soto; Mrs Charles, y 7.
Cry HoTEI &C G Duncan Texas; X A King
and lady, MsA Kinney, Texas ] Il Leary and
servant, n Q; w Key and family, Miss; Mrs A
Lane, w Il Forrest, Tenn. Z Lord, Galveston;
" Luckess, va 81 Ford, Ky; N Sharksy. Mag
nolia D A Tbdd and servant, Texas; 7 B Hill,
Miss; DIR w 8 Horr, Mo w @ Roberts, Central
America; Co S f Slater, W Fl johnson, Ky; A
B Anderson, Ky; W W Johnson, s A Johnson. D
johnson, ia; + L Wlialey, Texas 7 Z KEN
nedy, Miss u Wall and lady. La; w B Talbot,
Texas; r Q frown, l. ii Grigshy, Z Moody and
lady, Ia; NJ N Nofferd Miss; Ghas o Davis, La
Miss Howell, IS B Scale. Texas g r Perry, Bianco
S ShuekelfBrd No; e l. Adams. Texas; H
Wright, IL. Dl, La; A White, Miss; Il john
son. Md; Jn1 Z Simpson, nd.
ST. JAaIEs HoTGL.--J A Noreross, H Ball. N Y;
james Franz, Iowa; Wm A MeBurneY Mo; !; L q
Norman. Ala; b Garhrough, Ark; G w pegoes,
Texas; w Ware, Ky; w Hart. Ark +; A 4 Thomp-
son, Ark; FSketton, La; ] A Foster, Texas.
--.--@--<s sz-----
Es-Dr. CHARLES u. Kells, DENTIST. so. i52
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

BALL OF THE sARsFIELD RIFLE GuARps.-The
committee of invitation have favored US with tick
cts for this ball, which comes off tonight at the
Masonic Hall. That the affair will be brilliant
one, no one acquaioted with the gentlemen COM
posing the company doubt, and il it is possible
we shall take a part in the dances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

Hook AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY No. 1.-This
Company, on last Wednesday night, held their an
nual election for officers, which resulted in the
choice Of as efficient set Of gentlemen as can be
shown by any company in the city. We publish
the list in another column this morning, and must
congratulate Np for the wisdom of their choice.
A meeting of the Company takes place next We'd
nesfav-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

BANK OF New oRLEANs.-The annual election of
twelve Directors Of tins Institution will be held at
the Bank on Monday, the l4th January, between
the hours of 10 A. ~ and 2 P. NJ. Stockholders
will therefore do well to take due notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31
Bau Haees Eoctetre Egooms.
MASONIC GRAND LODGE HALL,
Conner ST. Charles and Peraido sts.,
FOR RENE.

The above Room which has lately renovated and i'm
proved is now ready for rent, for .ae z5
BALLS, CONCERTS LECTURES and EXHIBITIONS,
its location ofars great facilities for seh purposes
Inquire of the GRAND SECRETARY, in the building, for
terms, etc; address
sAM'L G. RISK, Grand Secretary,
d4 2ptf Box R, l4S, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

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J. =, y ~
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iouns Aian' wan Ds Is peA'sa .',iisn1 y WIZ ~
sooa 80 ~ pol.us ~ osAasl
III M ~ usl.0,yus
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trava rza entitled / A., uon IN y {, r,hicI,
sto ai,,t
a,s;stad ~, Ran pos;,,as M
tion the masculine barney Wil,iams 1vi. 40
tbe pod;es n z Rnrr, e f,ooa T,c1r,i anJ 4 Tba
Hannv Man.u
6ae.a Honse ~ Adel,na Patt;.apd ! stro,,o esst
n ..rTbe Rarbar If savilla ],
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

New OPERA HoUsE.-A strong bill has been sub
stituted for "Trovatoren at this place tonight.
The three first acts of "The Barber of Seville,n
and comedy in one act, entitled 1.-The Two
Widows.n During the celebrated singing lesson in
the "Barbieren Mile Patti will sing the celebrated
Roado F1tale, from LA Somnambua.n This
alone should be inducement enough to crowd the
borsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

Men of the South ye have no kin
With fanatics or fools;
You are not bound by breed or birth
To Massachusetts rules.
A hundred nations gave their blood
To feed those healthful springs,
Which bear the seed of Jacques Bonhomme,
With that of Bourbon kings.
The Danish pluck and sailor craft,
The Huguenotic will
The Norman grace and ehivalry,
The German steady skill;
The fiery CeIts iinpassioned thought
Inspire the Southern heart;
Who have no room for bigot.g gloom,
Orpious plunder's art!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

Look North, look East, look West--the scene
Is blackening all around
The Negro Gordon, year by year,
Is fast and faster bound;
ThasBlaek Line crossed-the sable flag
Surrounded by host
Our ontposts forced-our sentinels
Asleep upon their posts;
Our hrethren's life, blood flowing free
To strain the Kansas soil,
And shed in vain, while pious thieves
Are fattening on our toll
Look North! look West, the ominous sky
Is moonless, starless, black,
And from the East come hurrying up
A sweeping thunder-raek!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

BALL OF THE Yousa MEMS BENEvLoESr AssocI-
ATIoN.We are under obligations for tickets of in
vitation to this affair." which to take place at Odd
Fellows Hall on next Thursday night. The gem
temen who are the managers are so we'll posted in
such AFFAIRS that we expect to witness one of the
most brilliant assemblages of the season on this
nccasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

BALL OF THE LOUISIANA GRAys.-The managers
of this ball have placed us under obligations for
tickets of invitation. We shall eaaeasor TO be
present, being sure that the affair will be both
pleasant and agreeable.