New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.
d aehe CO. se asio o'clock q No 60 charres
sass large asasslsnsnt of boots shoes and erogaas
elsshshe- Nc.
ls Il sesr sons al iDsG O'Clock "A Charities street
ss ooas sta sso IL o'clock Burgundy street Se
sgssa. fS,ati and ss Eoas heusehold furniture, etc
Me{efFsz Landry sell s IL o'clock, At Masonic Hail. isH
postsd fancy goods. ssa.
bas sing and rope
also, mules
q a sykes II ocioc Merchants and other Cot
tan Pssssss dasusee I'D soften
aucon heads 9Th page
II - sNs ii hi n d ton and New York Corres-
Fosn<Ience on the second page.
THn PREsfnEST' 1 MESS AGE. Having already pub
lisaed avery full teegraphic summary Of the Presi-
deas's Message, we deem it unnecessary to produce
tise entire document in all its proportions Mr-
Buchanan views upon The secession question are
already known; and the remainder of the Message
AZ devoted principally to discussion q our felsI
fioas vita foreign powers. These axe generally
friendly aud peaceful On the snheatof the tariii,
i fhe President renews his former re reconmendauon
ia ssxor of lis modification and il favoT Of specific
duties upon imports. II Is made subject Of con
eratuiation that the African slave trade has been
suppressed. The President recommends that Con
rressnen be all elected on the same day, IN the
Inherent States. and urges the construction Of a
xaflroad to the Pacidc- These are the prlncipal
points of the Message not embraced II our tele-
graphic synopsis,
oun WAsHISGTea CoRREsPospEScE Our read
ess viii welcome back to the Crescent, with as
besrfy satisfaction as We ourselves do, our for
4 mer II asisington correspondent g Malou.n Those
ho haye read his letters TO The Crescent in times
past need not be reminded Of his racy hrmor, his
keen observation Of men and events, his excellent
Judgment, and hs capacity to clothe his thoughts
ID striking and forcible language. Above all he is
ssally committed to the cause Of the South His
letters. besides being of historical value will be
fsitlEul reaex of true Southern sentiment at the
: city s0f Washington.
M PARIS Correspondence and News HAT
I ter III tls third page.
AutssxBsTs Fariefies. + Po-ca-hon-t tas's went
oF saeliciously on Saturday night Mrs. Leighton,
IL lie coppercnlored heroine. was Just as much at
hoxae and fulIy as satisfactory to her audience as
NV Ill her predecessors In that comic and charm
Hid chsaacte If not little more So Mark Smiths
F0,alsatan. DaYenportfs John Ssaikt and Lening-
wells Msfaheer R0lfe were in excellent keeping
With the killing droilery Of the piece. FANNIE
Browns Foo was snch that the ignorainases
thought her name ought TO be Pretty Pes. Ihe
Indian Dance by M'lIe Frances, and the Iouave
March hy the pretty girls of the company, were
suflciently charming. We think "Poca- hon -tas
Will hear numerous repetitons.
ia night ut the Varieties, We shall have Brough-
an,ss latest effort, that mueh-talked-of piece,
n Playing With Fire. The comedy has for months
been fIfors in New York i it have any actual
mexH as dramatic creation, II must certainly
4 sfana fireu here in New Orleans. Not only vii
new scansriea and properties, on the liberal anc
taslaislI scae which has steadily of late years char
aeferized the Varieties give 1t the full scenic effect
but tfe cast just think az George Jordan, Mark
EiniEh, Dolly Davenport. Lefingwell, Mrs. Leigh
ton, Charlotte Thompson, Mrs. Chapman and
Kaasaie BraWn appearing in q new and dash
jng piece, il which they have been rehearsing tof
weskal W. may judge, (and the reasons ere IN Il
,x,.. ,s,,s 8, a.
~ s,,,s;c nan Rice and His rreaf
s,ss svsli shis ,rarpnr arrya from Alaiers and
Ssys,Ivs q ia Academy II the evening. After
s@s.. asrss aasarcs nm piee viii certainly
u ssI ',,, .lust ;n thesa narts His trained
- sa ato rvI Il gorna nav fea
at v,ar,;an N
e.as = Y 60 *.
'Ses ~ Il,
he1As's = = " ~ . ,shs
- xva,,aa y.
81 1.s.
s',,a, III, y i ~ nrr,a
80 as.s r5o.av n 0nbsl;a ssMae
ss.s !, IN, tsfs valisel " IL T.1f,, Il nnde
scored foE to morrow night.
8s7rosat HaV This ancient and honorabl,
temple Of amusement will tonight be opened an,
cengecratsd to the present season By Robert Hel
III. j. neefonancer Of whom L Is said that his ik
has never yat visited New Orleans. We hear tina
he kas Lad great success at the different places d
flo way hero, and that he has some new dodge
,
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fs -
SFLESDIp PHoToasAFH Mfr. j.. II. Clark,
No. lel Canal street. has presented US with full
,4.94s