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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.

GEN. LANE AND THE GOVERNMENT Washing
ton, May 2.-The Union newspaper of th
morning contradicts the report that the Presi
dent has approved of the conduct of Gen. Lam
with regard to the Vrecilla Valley Territory
so far from sanctioning his proceedings, it ha
been resolved to recall Gen. Lane from his gov
eminent.
FURTHER By THE BALTIc-.Nesc York, May 2
The principal changes proposed by the Chancel.
Tor OF the Exchequer in the tax bills for the
coming year are the reduction of the duties on
advertisements, stamps and soap, the increase
of the spirit and legacy duties, and the reduc-
ton Of 10 per cent on the duties for four years
He proposes to continue the income or diminish.
ing tax for seven years
Public opinion seems about equally divided
with regard to these changes 1t is believed by
some that they will be adopted, while others
think that they will result in the overthrow Of
the ministry.
FRANcE.-The reason assigned for passing
over the fete Of the 9th of May, is the removal
Of the remains of the Emperor Napoleon to st.
Denis.
SPAN.-The dissolution of the Spanish Min
| istry is said to have been caused by the attempt
TO suppress Concha's exposure Of the Cuban
slave trade.
COTTON AT AUGUSTA, Charleston, May
IG-The Cotton market here is dull, without
material change in prices
The stock Of Cotton at Augusta and Hamburg
last evening was SO 1915 bales, against 81 .733
!, Of the same date last year.
II STEAMBOATS, RENDEER AND EXPENSES - o,;s-
r,He, May 2.-The steamboat Reindeer made
she run from New Orleans in five DAYS, one
nour and thirty three minutes, and the Empress
I In nve days and eight hours
81 ohio hiVkR-STEAMBoATs--Lo uispille. Nav
The river here is now falling slowly III,
STEAMBOATS, Reindeer, Lexington, Belle Key and
Cen Lafayette have arrived from New Orleans
NEwYoRx MARKErs--.Ne,c York, May 9TH,
cotton market is quiet Sales Mess PORK a,
SIS so to $15 rs, and of Prime at Sl3 AZ I,
$l3 so per bbl.> Coffee is in fair request at Q
to 9ac. per lb. for Rio, and III cents for Java
Sugar A to 81 cents per ID. for New Orleans
Evening papers .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

BIDGEwArER PAINT.--The superior properties
of this paint are too well known to require any special
notice But many parties in the city and at the Water
ing Places the Lake Shore may not be that the
Company grinding the mineral in oil and that it may
be had in kegs of twenty five pounds and upwards at
the depot in this city Heretofore the supply in oil has
been limited and many orders from the country have
cessary remained untitled for the future there will be
disappointment, as the Company have SO completed
their arrangements by extending their works and in
creasng the number of mills prevent the probability
of scant supply. We advise any who wants dura-
bic and mperyious covering to omit using the Bridge
| xuater pain t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

N0rA1K PuBLIc.-Our well known and popu-
lar fien1. walter b. Peters, has been appoint
a Nslaxy Public in this parish, and located
hfusoH = No. SO Camp street, over Robb's
Bon11ig Hnse, Mr.. Peters, as Secretary Of
IL luHG - Assistant Aldermen, showed busi-
psss Qpo<tty, industry and readiness highly
ezSdIia1le = hin. Busines brought us con-
stanilr1k eentaet With him, and We always
hete1 \ bn ~ qualities W hare msntoned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

We were gratifed to see fine house at the
Varieties last night upon the occasion of Mrs Towards
benefit.
We also observe with pleasure that Mr. Lynne has
Their benefit o-night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

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nlsoo1 eeIellsds hay rick, cotton gin or
aoaE I'll bqznt, tavern ball, : cross roads
o1hxl14, box1eous, q election Of Board Of
He1eA u.ates TO-, are ~ curiously won
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neCentlys ushred N 70 the notice Of the
reo44.
- ~ Iunpkn, mammoth watermelon, an
ovorEzOWn peach or potato, good days pick
r. q seetsa, - unusual number Of bclls on a
soel1Sa ~ egar eans sre, slso, matters in
49, ~ eeerins eountry editor hugely de-
49, - vhieh be extensively dilates.
49, ~ yezleeies q style u which his paper
trone wseks on whole sheet. the next,
aeangds - one week, on brownish yellow
pe1~s - on the best Of white paper, and
alNeys With htg and little type in the most ia
manef - nocaable nelghborhood.
WeQeeks e sauzss' q the genuine country
pe4c x9eel - nnlonabie ceusin' which, u Issued
u - 11cEhccd o. some large town or CITY,
e - borders q some railroad or navigable
eezseAs efeeaes isselr up nnely, ana puts on pre-
~. ~ SPEAK Of sne country paper
49, - none q these advantages Of location
49, 49, Penllsned IN some little inland vi
49, !. man county Court Or Police Board day
exeak19 ino'osnt' the little tavern general head
quar- q gossip esc.
Ana yoaf country editor IS withai, right
oisvsf, soc'Aole FELLOW lie Keeps nothing back
terms with them. II his devil runs away, he
announces the fact and-blows the devil up. Il
~ e-elsrfr.s 81 :. this veet.s slender amount
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

PACING RAcE.-The first pacing race over the
Metae Course under the propretorshp of Mr. Eof
off yesterday and immense crowd assembled to witness
it. John Burnett has heretofore carried of the palm against
all corners, but yesterdays gives Tom Smiley the
champions belt" Toms friends have heretofore been
looked upon coming from Windy Gap by the Bur-
nett party but their horses performance in the three heats
of this shows him to possess not only foot but
enough to show his at the winning post ahead of the
far famed " Milk Horse" The first heat by Bur-
nett in 2:3oIi The odds went up from dollars to
dimes him-ndeed heard of staunch hacker y
of the milk nag who bet 500 to 81 So The next two
heats however taken by Tom with giving him
the and money. Mr.. Eof rode Burnett and Mr. II.
Moore handled the winning horse Time-23ol4 1884, ;
2;3Oa The same horses go again Sunday next to
harness. for $500.
The Carrollton cars by the way afford pleasant and
cheap way of getting to the track.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

MURDER WILL OuT.-lt was rumored last
night that another Perddo street homicide had
The proprietor of the Shades it said decapitated huge
turtle and sly the matter is kept it is generally
understood it will be served up for lunch at 10s o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

A complimentary benefit to Mr.. Brough has
Deep spoken Of Gottschak the great pianist will lend
his valuable aid.
Mr. Brough has fine basso voice. and in years gone by
enjoyed wide spread and enyiabe reputation Years
have not detracted from that voice. but has the
trary contributed to its melody and deepened the tone
We hope the public may again listen to those fine
old songs well sung-for which Mr. Brough is famous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

CONTEMPORARIES ARRESTED Smith
and Joseph Thompson were arrested at Norfolk,
ON the 18th, for passing counterfeit notes on the
bank of North Caroline. Fifteen thousand dol.
lars Ia eounterfSit notes we're found or them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR AT MOBILE
The steamer Black Warrior, r. w. Shufeldt, U
s. NJ, commander, arrived at Mobile Tuesday
morning, from New York and Havana. She
left the former port on the 25th ult at noon,
and the latter at A. NJ. on the LIST.
There was nothing of interest transpiring at
Havana when the Black Warrior sailed. The
Captain General, Canedo, was making tour
of the Island, and was last at st. Jago de Cuba
No political disturbances were known Of
1t was reported at Havana that four vessel;
had been recently fitted out in that port ant
sailed for the coast of Africa to engage in tn,
slave trade.
The business of the past week was very &C
tive /; over 49, 900 boxes of sugar had been ship
ped. The stock of sugar and molasses on hand
is represented as being very small.
!. Mobile lumber in good demand at from $24
to $29 per NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

NB- We call the attention OF our readers to
the advertisement columns relation the Periodical
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR the first of which
issued the first day Of May Such Periodical mpeatvely de-
handed by the American people, As hn nstrue
extent he should be furnished with the facilities for it. This
POPULAR EDUCATOR proposes England Magazine
three years. andng has reached the
copies monthly. We have doubt that
people. apps Jaw I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

Ihs Rezsas Of the steamship Jas L. Day has
oblissa ~ NTH late Pensacola. and Florida
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

We ~ indebted to J. 9. Morgan. EXCHANGE
PIaee, - the May number Of that valuable
periodical. DeBors Review.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06
ass- We call the attention of orr reasers

Ess- FRANCOIS BouLIGNY is d candidate for
CLERK OF TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election third MONDAY in June. ny5 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06
Stsssl,s0n,

Sisssps0M,
NOW At
liz NJ CANAL STREET, ia ITO
svsrses GOODS cheaper than other house New
Orleans by all the habit Of visiting his sab
,hmen respectfully invited 10 call and examine ha large
''''' FIFTEEN CENT BAREGEs,
which srs guaranteed equal the bit goods Of other
house. See, also, his
TWO BIT BAREGEs,
fully equal to regular forty cent goods. See his
HALF DOLLAR BAREGES,
Of rich col.rs with Satin Stripes His
TWO BIT FRENCH JACONETs,
fine and guaranteed fast colop. Also, his
THREE BIT ORGANIZES,
with Satin Stripe. eoor Also his extra fine snd rich
HALF DOLLAR ORGANIZES,
quality, the selling other houses for sir
bits. Examine also, samples Of over
1900 DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
these prices and the usual Look
at the immense stock Of
LINEN SHEETINGS AND IRISH LINENS,
kept this house only this city, and superior
other make prices higher which inferior fb
sold Glance Of the prices Of an
IMMENSE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
THE BEST in the SOUTH and you will they full,
FIFTEEN PER CENT. under the usual prices When 70,
and other goods equally cheap the quer
will naturally to how SIMPSON is enabled to sell hi
goods much lower than other houses which explained By
these facts
SIMPSON his own selections and buys cheaper than an agsn
could buy for him.
SIMPSON buys late the season. nearly all Southern
chants have returned home consequently buys cheaper
the advantage Of obtaining the latest mportations
SIMPSON sells his goods for CASH. put
tiona profit his goods compensate him for
SIMPSON sells his goods rapidly and not forced add sidona
per eentage on his profits for old deprecated stock
change of fashions.
Strict adherence to this has much SIMPSONS
sales that he 10 enabled 10 sell goods small advance
original cost and yet do better than he obtain larg
profit and have salea "drsg."
For the truth of all this examine the stock prcss-hey will
shown ehserfuly and will pressed
purchase at SIMPSONS,
myS sptf IIs Canal street Touro's new Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-06

Fashionable Spring and Summer
CLOTHING.
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT!
ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
GRAvIER,
t- Have received steamship Empire City addition
their stock making their Of the following goods
pletete;
SINGLE MIrLED CLOTH FRocK AND SAC COATS
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE FRocK DRESS AND SAC COATS;
ENGLISH DRAP D'ETE FRoCK, DRESS AND SAC COATS;
SILK WARP ALPACA FROCK AND SAC COATS;
COMMON ALPACA FRocK AND SAC COATS;
BLACK SILK FRocK COATS, NEW ARTICLE;
BLACK BoMBAZlNE SAC COATS
SILK, PoNGEE AND coLoRED ALPACA COATS
WHITE DUCK, FANCY DRILL AND LINEN COATS
HONG KONG AND ORIENTAL LINEN COATS;
MANY OTHER NEW STYLES SUMMER COATS.
PANTALOONS:
BLACK FRENCH DRAP D'ETE PANTALooNs;
ENGLISH PARAMETTA ALPACA PANTALooNs;
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs;
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs, very large assortment
SUPER BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs;
INDIA NAsKEEN sEERsucKER AND FRENCH COTTON
AIDE PANTALooNs
VESTS:
PLAIN AND FIGURED WHITE MARsElLEs VESTS;
FANCY MARsEILLEs vEsTsthe abandonment tia
have had;
WHITE AND FANCY LINEN VESTS;
RICH EMBROIDERED MARsEILLEs VESTS.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS.
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS,
YALIsEs,
CARPET BAGS.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
TT All heavy WINTER CLOTHING selling extremely prices
One Price for Goods-.No Depiation
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
ap2s 6lp1tW Magazine street. corner Of Grpyier
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JAMAICA RUM puncheons Old Jamaica
- Rum isr ssisty Az, COCHRAN CO., u oraYist sysst
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
Riot and uHrd"r ON the Central
Railway.

ZANEsvrLLE, August 3.-The Constable
of Washington township having a warrant
a%uainst n man who was working Oh the
Central Railway, in that township, proceed
ed to utake the arrest this morning, accom-
panied By Mr.. Ward, a respectable citi-
zen.
In attempting to arrest the man, a Por-
ton of the laborers attacked the Constable
and Ward, ard Beat the latter till his recov-
erv is. deemed hopeless.
The constable escaped. When Ward
was first knocked down, he drew a revolver
and fred three. balls. all of which took eft.
feet, and one ofthe Irish laborers was shot
through the body, producing a mortal
wound; another irishman was shot through
the shoulder; and smother was slightly
wouuded, and made his escape.
When the facts were made Known here
the Sheriff proceeded to the place; aud has
succeeded III arresting three of the dssait'
ants. It is stated that ten or fifteen were
engaged in the assault on Mr.. Ward.
The Irishman who was shot through the
body, and Ward, were alive when the Sher
if left, but both of them, it is thought, vii
not live over the night.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE.
GEORGE n. SMITH.

{ r his old stand on main street, between RcbefH
~. Kutx's store and John Lyons. his Just received
and openad a new and well selected
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
II embraces Ihe very best Of blzEk sna Blue Ffeneh
and English cloths and eassimeres. which Will 5e s1li
low and made to order in the latest styles and by the
best Of workmen. Also, 4 b~esutiful varsity of
FANCY CASSIMEHES AND yESFtNGS.
Which have been saiset4d with great care, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and cannot fAiA
to Please.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Made up in the hest manner and embracing alafee
variety. always on hand.
In addition, he has on hand the best Of black SATIN
and silk Vestinss, and 3 large variety OF hosiery y, sns-
perIders, handkerchief. cravsts and IN word shthe
a~rticlel usually Kept at such an estsblisiiinent-
His long eXpe rience in the busltiess enables MN 70
purchase ibe best of Goods and Clothing al the low
est rates, SO that he Is enabled TO give his customers
IS good bargains as can be Outlined elsewhefe; and he
would assure the public that he is not to be beat9n
either in the quality OF his goods, the style Of the
work or the Price--by any other establishment.
CALL AND SEE.
The oil customers Of the establishment and ~
others who may fsJ or him with a call, will find hind
willing to do just as he says, aad his goods OF the
kind recommended.
FrRersembcr the Piace far fine Gods and good
BerEdias. GEORGE II. SMITH.
Lancaster, April 9, 1879
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

arranged that Costa should be given up to
the French Consul. until the French and
American Ministers At C0nstantinOple,
should settle the affsir. So Costa was ac-
eordingly landed in chains and escorted By
American marines 10 the French Consulate
Office.
The news from China, by this arrival, is
intensely interesting. The dates from the
Arc are TO the 18th or Nay.
The Rebels have Translated the Bible IN.
to their vernarular language, and published
and circulated copies oft in lmmense guam
titles among The people.
They have also raised the banner OF
Christianity, and have !ull. possession Of
Naukin, fully authorizing ProteStant wor-
ship, wherever they have the control. This
course ofthe Rebels has created immense
excitement, and the entire overthrow ofthe
Tartar race seems inevitable.
Naukin ia represented Id d state Of ruin
and the whole district in a state Of afiaTchy-
The Rebels were preparing to march upon
pekin, es soon as they would receive some
reinforcement from the South.
The commander Of the British steamers
Hermes had returned from an expedition to
the seat Of the rebellion, where lie had beer
for the purpose Of explaining the neutra
position muintained by foreign powers IL
regard 10 The rebellion. He states the in.
surgents had adopted the Protestant form
Of worship, recognizing Jesus Christ as tbs
Savior Of mankind, adopting the doctrine o
! the Trinity, and taking the Ten Command
ments as their rule OF conduct.
In the British House Of Lords, on the lot
ult., Lord Clarendon stated thatan answer
in entire conformity with the note pubiishe
: yb the French Government, had been r.
turned to the last diplomatic mute of Coun
4 Nesselrode.
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Additional news per steamer Nj
agaYa.

1t il reported that the visit of Louis Ma
poleon and Eugenia to the Pyrenese is post
poned, owing to the peculiar situation ofthe
Empress.
The Paris press consider the Easter ques-
ton as definitely settled.
A large number OF persons had been ar
rested for being implicated in the supposed
conspiracy to assassinute the Emperor at the
Opera. The whole number arrested now
is 200.
1t is stated the Russian Chancellor told
the French Ambassador, who presented the
proposition OF the four powers, that the Czar
will welcome the arrangement held out ioI
h is acceptance, and the only delay in com
pleting the negotiation would be occasloned
by the necessity of obtaining the consent o.
Austria, which is said to be already on the
way to st Petersburgh.
A rumor was circulated at Paris, that The
American Minister at Constantinople hat
addressed a note to the Porte, announcing
that the United States would support Thu
Turkish integrity, and henceforward woult
cluim a voice in the adjustment OF European
affairs. i.
It was tclegraphed from C~onstantipopl
that n conciliatory note had been issued b.
Richard Pacha, calculated to bring the pend
ing negotiations with Russia TO a speed
conclusion. .
The English and French fleets were sti.
in Besiha Bay.
n semi-oiicial correspondent Of the Lon
don papers says that the conduct OF the CON
mander of the u. 3. ship st. Louis, at Smyr
ma, had excited indescribable Indignation !
the minds Of all the ~consuls and weil-dls
posed population Of Smyrna. tits also stat
ed that the Austrian brig of war is continr
Z ally lowering round the 4 mericat corvette
An American steamer was expected {
: Smyrna soon.
2 1t was considered that Captain StritShaI
had expressed tire sentiments of the Amer
can Government, in the course he pursue
in regard to the Hungarian refugee.
5 A domiciIary visit had beenmade to Il
correspondent of the London TnR>
$ Vienna, and several arrests followed.
The Austrian cabinet had received a te
egraph despatch from Berlin, dated Ju
goth, stating that the Gar had actually n
cepted the proposal Of France and Englan
This caused a decided improvement in Il
y French and English funds.
: Seven cart loads Of Hungarian prisoue
had recently been brought into Pestlf'
- Their ~ofFeuse was not known.
A despatch from Milan says that the ~
TRAN police were on trial for a projected
surrection in Central Italy.
! The blockade of the Swiss frontier,
Austria, is still continued.
'r The Bay of Tunis has prohibited the
portation Of Breadstuffs from the Barb'
= States, in consequence of an apPrehend
deficiency in crops there.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
CHAIN PUNT

vi " uAtI ~ 1lOf" -.
n Nhe undersigned 10 offering to the ~eitizehs OF Lam
caster and is. vicinity this valuable mode ofrsis-
ing wster from cisterns aud wells, and ieai4 confident
he can render satisfaction 10 all ressofiable parsons
wanting the article; having made sonie valuable i'm
provemsnts in the Curb, Reel, Roller, & in turning tbs
edge the buttons on the chain, which adds mHteri'
ally to its durability and ease 10 raising the water;
they are applicable to ~cisterus and wells ofordinary
depths, AMI when properly put up, ara less liable 10
get out Of repair than any other method Of drawing
water. Sore of the
Important Advantages
ofthe above principle, consist in keeping the WATER
PURE by agi alton caused by the revolution Of the
chain when in motion, and the reaction of The water
in falling fIom the tube when the reol is stopped, in
getting the water cold and pure when drawn, in dis
Epensing with tho valves, which are lia5le to get ont
o~fvepair in tho ordinary pump, and IN not freezing in
winter. which also prevents the tuot from craktne;
they raise the water as easy fhos essier than any
other mechanical principle. +,
The above article is WARRANTED Tn be Of good
matarials and we'll put up o. they will be removed
and no pay or recompense asked for the trouble
Thankful for the liberal patronage already bestovyj
ed, he willlsndeavor to render an equivalent toAll
who employ him. Reference 70 any Or ell for whom
he has done work. shop on Main street. Connelfs
Row. above the Eagle Office. c. I.
Lancaster, MAY Ia, 1855. Ely
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ARRIVAL orthe crescent civ.

New YORK, August 3.-Thc Steamer
Crescent City, with dates from Havana TO
the 10Th ult., arrived at this port this after
noon.
Two new war steamers arrived at Hava-
ma on the goth for the coast defense, making
in all eleven Spanish war vessels now on
the station. .
Sugars were inactive and lower. Molas-
ses dull. Coffee was scarce, and first quo
~tations ranged from9 TO 94c. Spanish
lour SS,25. Lard l64@ l6@c.
By this arrival we have dates from Porte
Rico TO the 10th.
The weather had been very dry since the
middle of June.
The stock OF Sugar was decreased, but
the prices were lower.