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NEW YORK 1rEMs,--The Crystal palace is
said to be surrounded by thieves
On Thursday evening, the l4th inst. while
the French performers at the Hippodrome were
riding in the hurdle race, the horse of Mmlle
caroline, IN attempting to leap one of the hur-
dies stumbled and fell heavily upon the young
lady, one of his hoofs striking her head She
was picked up insensible and carried from the
ring.
Rev. DIR. Wainwright and Gen Scott called
on LORD Ellesmere at the Clarendon Lord
Ellesmere has been confined to his house for sew
eral days by the govt.
As usual, suicides, murders, etc, crowd the
local columns of the papers.
The I. s mail steamship Hermann left New
! ork at noon on the 18th for southampton and
Bremen, with los passengers, and S3ls SOS in
specie.
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Late Books,

J. G, q T G A Ms,
I.s,hptge Place, adjoining the Post odfep.
FANNY FERN 5 MEN BOOK FERN LEAVES.
ALEXANDER SMITHS PuLMS.
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE. ~ Che author Of MasnFs Invalid
LAEARD's BABYLON AND NINEvEH GAssp eaitiea
Fresh supply %! NUsEF.
Fresh supply q OLD HOUSE BY TIE RIVER.
pErgRSuN's HISTORY Of RHODE ISLAND
THE RUM PLAGUE. Narrative,
MILES TRENENtERE, OR THE LOVE TEST. By Annette Ma.
lard.
HELEN AND ARTHUR. ~ Cafel.ae Lee Heuz
LONDON ART JOURNAL toR JrNE.
pCktSSs Hot SEHuLD WORDS M1uuly Part. for Nav Ian.
and July
ArtlEfuN'S MECHANICS MAGAZINE FOR JuLY
LONDON LANCET FOR july.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR July, etc. etc.
C. MORGAN, Bookseller,
ris stlrIt~ Exchange Place adjoining the Postotfce
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r1r,naaAraaD no rim ogasonsr
FURTHER BY THE ARCTIC.
Eastern Question,


NEW YORK, July "a, 9:45 A. NJ.
Count Nesselrode has issued another circular
note, declaring that, a reason for the occupation
by Russia of the Danubian principalities is that
the French and English fleets were about pass
ing the Dardanelles, and he intimates that no
conciliatory propositions can be listened to by
Russia until those fleets be withdrawn.
1t is believed now in some quarters that Rus
sia has only been temporizing heretofore in order
to gain time for the concentration of her forces.
1t is reported that France and England have
addressed joint note, of moderate tone, to
the Emperor of Russia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

DRuGGIsr, No. IS Camp st
I DR.. f. J. COXEs PREPARATIONS, ia extensive use s
ally years by acquired reputation
unsurpassed eqdsei by similar made IN tho NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT or CoPAlvA, sABsAPARlLLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LOZENGES
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
r Prepared at No. IS Camp street. by DYE. COKE, t
sale BY Druggists generally, III ifN
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OF the slave trade in Brazil, correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger furnishes from Rio
some interesting statistics They show that
Cuba Is the only slave market of the Atlantic
The importation for the year 1872 amounted
TO ',4S1-with the exception of n slight re-
aSuon IN 1915, il continued TO increase with
alarming speed until 1913, when revulsion
vooA place so rapid to reduce the whole bust
uess ~ loo-, TO 200, smaller number than
usually constitute single cargo The annual
business SINE IN Cuba reaches something more than
i.'ouo' a week successful business has been
;nni ~n 20 outstrlp the wholesome Portuguese in
turn viii amount to nothing, and the coas,
guard be entirely withdrawn as useless "
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LATER FROM CONSTANTINoPLE
Austria and Turkey.

NEW DIRK, July Il.
A dispatch from Amsterdam, received in Lon
dom states that the Austrian Envoy at Constan
tinople had made an imperative demand on the
Porte for all the concessions that had been de
MED to Leinenger 1t was reported that in the
meantime the Austrian troops were moving to-
ward the Turkish frontiers
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Dag and Boarding school

CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ D DIMIrRY.
~ classes school vii be reoued AoNDAT
usIt Jaruarys.
No new ysteus superficial book.
Questionable proTrety, adopted stfci st.sIor % Ito
physie- welfare rs 10 training u.sr aI 'np,
meat o. Ne pupil.
The Institution offers great advantage. learning The French
language.
Apply person. or BY letter. Instiate TIvoi CIRCLE.
South east -, on. dscai iytp
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Difficulty at Smyrna.

A difficulty had occurred at smyrna between
the Commander of the United States sloop- Of
war St. Louis, and the Austrian Consul at that
port, growing out Of the arrest of Colonel Costa,
an emmissary of Kossuth, who claimed protec-
ton as an American citizen. Captain Ingra-
ham, of the st. Louis, declared his intention to
take Colonel Costa from the Austrian officers by
force, if he could have established his claim to
American citizenship. This, however, the Col
onel was unable to do. Considerable dstur-
hance followed the arrest of Costa, and several
Austrian officers were killed Austria made a
demand upon the Turkish Government for sat
isfaction for the insult, etc, and the Governor
of Smyrna was in consequence deposed from his
office.
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A New York house has received private al
vices from their correspondent in Liverpool
stating that they were in possession by tele-
graph, of later news from Malaga, Spain, which
states that in consequence Of a disease having
attacked the vines, the crop of raisins would be
greatly injured, if not entirely DESTROYED, in
that vicinity
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THE GREAT March RACE.-The Richmond
Morning Mail of the 14th says that the great
match race for purse of $4,000, two mile
heats, between Major T. G Bacon's South Car
DINA mare Nina, and Capt John Belchers
Virginia horse Red Eye, is creating quite n
sensation among the friends of the turf in that
section; that even at this early day large sums
have been staked on the result The race Is to
come off on the Fairfield course on the 9th of
September next
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CARD.--Messrs. / Chandler 4 Bro 5 Card


n 10 Mr., J. NJ Wryrou, polished in the Crescent u SATURDAY
ul- tor notice rom uasnas toy in IA Us
their Card, ,ay We rahasCi tie right for Is state to
10 Notsai 49, passed ,P'5s Ja SOMA S IA lanr,; Ascending
b. lsaa Chandler and T. J. Far'h, by Chaullef Bre
purchase a ar a narrated To- M F,
1li No Chandler and wa. no anI after NJ FarsbIa
ha aTsI ir,I ~. s (Which wqs some two weeks he pur
81 'he art n another part 4" t thri they lRt III
olt nrs the chemicals and preparation described ia
hat trough not the honorable lcfy 6m ia
rrvlaung Flour" They tgh sarrsl lz obtained
snnnohbg mnon hut nt the lead on Al,
him. ' wa s'A''s
ltls first place enabled, through tie assistance Of ,r IA
al NJ Chan Her and himself purchase In homer
mae ~ EaaNn to him itat was "a the field hgAa5
ne l me- tHtte vas no opposition against them
enhsa Tor ~, (which ss tsn Vas a
1--WE we an @ VIA t8 mat . aG' w l and .hsy would
Nh CHANDLER ana Mr. tairel compsng 10 te store Where
vas ami va agreed Tia, should lsr mo asreonep
Nss verbal but was By binding though been
Hi'tn e9nd-sHd withdrew" Tie Iurcbsse made
we're bqngh and Tho bills given ne entered IN lie eog
p ~ ~ rAirnldhha he remarked foa know The hrnGals
N .hr most porlah part Of the all keep from yont,
The chemicat tiri oul Tor m uuanty Of El,
sPasiy Of tie Age ten uIcl aud placed ar
rlenen Lad passed i'll r.paafsi lis asrsemnt t
w "ak roam Tor hs Iea who b. sad he caFts which
q Reputation Bot was lag only nom The 10 That witnessed
Ar Arrhd AMI hc chest Of tie srcrs
%l.a wss Slh M ,'55 5es the ht opportunity aaraius
hI way ma "a possession q Ne ssrv which ho
sm nshi OF wrong ALFRED WELLINGTON. y95it
"HITE LEAD--n %, 90, 100 and 500 III
ssugNruts ht Leaf Comp FRENCH INC FAR
i'E' a btLAGRAtE 4 co. Il Maaa4tue street.
NJ ACkEREL-l50 bbls. new No 3, large, 10
w anHe, 9f sale hy o. ~
WIS J. H,cARTER co. 10 aud is Common street.
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GREAT BARGAINS s puIIIIne

- sShEAF STORE HOTORIETY on Nsyaiss.it - oi
atrs, R irst District rcs corn - % l'
large and well assorted stock of nom sHldeas, onsI
Tro f.ANCf AND STAPLE DRY GOODS At Corr
81 on SGf'v % p the Ladies Is particular called ia
sis aaa biora varying from f6 10 f!1 Tie le
lVuVO teh thousaud) yards Of Hne JACoEETS
Cents per yard upwards ~ 10 last e0or' rt8ss
paern6 and csloTs, 1910 - ''iHs hheoeldn Of lHeb.st
5000 live thousauI) vsrl. NJ n A pFc,E NJ 49,,
yard. - ''''Ni DE'N'"r DE LAME AZ lGus - rsr
10 pieces snlerhne SILK DAMAsKs for cu,lains
i.u thuh hus LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAiNe
SV pieces BLACK silk irt dresata 90 cents ~ ~
t tI9tair SILK DRESSES from ESQ Ia l,a m hh npisrd
90 'No Too numerous 10 mention in advertisement va ely a
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE
Jhstrereiyol direct from rance 'e|'
4up extra line embroidered SHIRTS, "a 4 str..,
lse nsor.nen-Jf PLAN LINEN SHiRls ma Lt arrV,
le45 ~ 49, 'au' A. reduced Pc, -,
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HEAVY MORTALITY The health of New York
city has by no means improved. The number
of deaths for the week ending on the 10th inst -,
was 064, which is an increase of 20 on the pre-
vious week. Of these, 45 were by consumption i;
~ by cholera infantum; SO by commissions a
by diarrh@a; SO by dysentery !l4 by debility
Is by marasmus; and Is by inflammation of
the bowels
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

EMIGRATIoN,-T State Of Wisconsin is said
to be absorbing the great body of the migration
to such an extent that Michigan finds herself
rsther neglected, and the papers of that State
are discussing means for diyerting the stream
of settlers to their own vacant lands Accord
ing to the Detroit Free Press, much of the non
ularity Of Wisconsin with emigrants is to he as
eribed to the judicious laws passed by the lie
gislatnre of that State to encourage emigration
thither The Detroit Free Press saws that five
hundred Norwegians passed through Buffalo
from Quebec few days ago, on their way to
Wisconsin
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HOW THEY WERE .aLL HoaXED

IL is happy circumstance that i'll these dull
times little matters turn up whereat we may
laugh, even though at the expense of our neigh
bors. One has happened to our hand At a
special meeting of the Board of Aldermen, on
Friday night last, waggish member of the
True Delta '" hoaxed all the up town papers
Except ours) and an Old Fogy'' down town
most efectually. This waggish member was in
advance of all the reporters at the meeting of
the Board, and of course had the doing up of
the reporting all his own way. As there was
no quorum present and the Board could not act
this solitary member concluded to set them at
work any how; and to make the hoax more
glaring commenced his report much in this wise
There being no quorum, a committe of the
whole was formed, and the following standing
committees were appointed with full power to
act during the vacation
1t was easy to see that no quorum being pres
emit the Board could not appoint committees
but a tardy reporter from one of the papers
coming in, eagerly copied the report, errors and
all. Here follow the Sc Committees so palmed
on the tardy reporter:
"Alderman Burke, on Plank Roads, Fourth
District
Aldermen Irwin, on Bridges over the Melpo
meme Canal,
aiden,aa converse, On howard ASSOCIATION
town Railroad Denats vi 0ipOs''ioh 10 up
Alderman Sinnott, Inspector of Plank Side
walks from the Lower Cotton Press to U. S.
Barracks.
aiuerinai. Draud' uuaruiah oil the FINANCES
any one iamiliar with the proceedings OF the
poAru might nave perceived that these appoint
80 ~
menus Oh committee men were sly filings at the
inherent members for their iavorite hobbies ;
out not 50 with INN who was the subject of the
SELL Inc FUNNIEST part OF the affair is that u
copy Of this hoaxing report was in a very lib
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The united naval forces at Besika Bay within
very few hours of the Turkish capital, are
French, thirteen vessels and 944 guns British,
eighteen vessels and 40 guns. The Turkish
fleet Mt the Northern extremity of the Bospho-
rus consists Of thirty-fvc vessels two Of them
being three deckers, three two-deekers ten
frigates, four corvettes, eight briggs and eight
steamers, four of which are of large dimensions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

The German residents of Cincinnati held an
Indignation meeting on the 18th inst, expressing
their views with regard to the conduct of Dir
Junghaus, whom they suspect of being spy
of the King of Wurtemburg. The Doctor, who
subsequently fed the city, was burnt in efligy
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largo proportion Of our wealthy citizens are ab-
sent, shows the right spirit is abroad, and we
hope to see it extend yet further
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NJ W. G. Nj X. Connolly, fernando
k. W. ID. G. Mr.. Fletcher, jackson
Il. W. G. Warden--O II Grinnell, Columbus
X. W. G. Secretary b. Dicks, Natchez
K W. G. Treasurer--S A. Paterson do
X, W q Chaplain--C. Parrish, Clinton
RWG Reps N. G. Bryson, Vicksburg
A. NJ Foute, jackson.
W. G. Guardian. f. Forney, Vicksburg
W G. Conductor--T. H. Jett, Warreuton
W, &. Marshall f. Cook, Vicksburg.
[Vicksburg Wing, 2lst inst
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Col. BENToN's HIsToRY.-The NewYork Post
learns that Col Benton has enlarged the plan
of his contemplated Senatorial "reminiscences,
and that they will make two royal octave vol
umes instead of one, as originally contemplated
One of the consequences of this change of pur-
pose will be, that the history will be necessarily
delayed somewhat beyond the period originally
fixed for its appearance
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U. S. STEAMER PRINCETON. is some
doubt whether this steamer can be used eff
GENTLY in the squadron dispatched to the fish
ing grounds, or indeed in any service Her re-
cent trip to Portsmouth, N. H., proved her in
ability to attain any speed on account, it is
said, of defects in her boiler. With an extrav-
agant consumption of coal six or seven miles an
hour was all that could be got out of her. A
survey will be held to determine what shall be
done with her
The Washington Union in recent editorial
on the fishery question, spoke of the Princeton
as one of the very best steamships belonging
to the Navy" For the credn of our Navy we
hope tho Union will be induced to retract the
SANDER.
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Captain Lee, of the schooner Elizabeth, which
left Caicos' Turks Island, on the 3Oth ult, and
arrived at New York on the 10th inst re.
ports that Calcos had been visited by severe rain
storms, which had destroyed large quantities Of
salt at that port and the adjacent Islands.
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Gass- MEETING OF VINO DELEGATES. "A meet
ns q the Wing Delegates the Fret aud Fourth Districts The
CITY, to tho Convention held Ialuyls the ist Of Az
gust Tor the nominating candidate Tor Congress for the sec
oui Congressional District will be held THURSDAY NIGHT ID"
4 instant, the Shades Coffee HOUSE. Perdio Hou OF meet
ing. 3 O'clock. iy45 2p4t
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Inc President and the members of the Cabinet
who accompanied him to NewYork, returned to
washington on Saturday night, the 10th
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THE CmNcHA ISLANDS. Orders were received
at the Chlncha Islands, May 81, from Lima, to
clear all American ships from the Islands, with
cargoes OF guano, without going to Callao This
is wise regulation Of the Peruvian Govern.
ment' as it tends to reduce the cost of guano on
shipboard, by relieving the vessels from the loss
of time in returning to Callao for clearance.
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The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows for the State of Mississippi, as
sembled in this city on Wednesday last, and adj
journed on yesterday. We are informed that
the representation was unusually large and re-
spectacle, and that the proceedings have been
marked by great industry, unity, and good feel
ing. A proposition was made during the SEES
sion, to remove the place of the meeting of the
Grand Lodge from this city to Jackson, but it
was voted down by very large majority We
are told that, at the close, resolution was
passed very complimentary to our city and citi-
zens. The following officers were elected for the
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Dumeid,s american U'esfphsti.

DuHeid's american UfsfphGtte'
ii A NJ S,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
EsR4isHEs IN 1881 AND FOR WHICH
"a PIXIE MEDAL
WAS AwARDEoHT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LoNDuS
NpusrshL slBLSpoS, ~ ISL,
be had in ~ n - present season. Rit,
following establishments y ~
PETERS, WILLARD Co ~ SsJ{ey- aud Bisu,iussts-~
R. 81. MeALPIS q CO., No. % ,sssi and NJ II
strsei Row;
HALL KEMP CO.. Canal Teho7p,ouas strests
J. l., JOHNSTON co. Magazine ttrut.
wHITCoNB LANIER or Tchorp a,s,s
A. J. ROBERTS co, 81 PoydrAs stryeisi
JOHN S. WALLIS 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY NELSOS. ~ Common 81. Canal street,
g. NJ BAYLY q Co, ~ Common add IS street,
KENDALL YoE CO. o. Gtaver fsstv
K. W. ADAMS, % T5tour,t0glas street,
HOLMES CLAusS, Grayier street,
J. NJ JOHNSON 4 CO., Fr1si tsyts;
JOflS c. SHANNON, Fulton street
". ). WRIGHT CO., 81 TtloqpOalss street;
CONVERSE co. lAia TcL.up streets,
"Dur1eh the FIRST establish lle Western Hama
aud ia, emphatic Sic EsTEEN PIONEER t5g Ja,4oas ~,
care Is ineArably od-uone better" Cincinnati Gs.-t,-.
LIZ Cared and ior BALE by
CHARLES DuFFIELp 4 co Ioa.sgllsFy.
tcl6 6mlp MARTIN, UWES co, Crltra. g5. a ..st..
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We are under obligations to the attentive and
obliging Purser of the steamship Pampero, Mr.
Samuel r. Hendrick, for files of California
papers and other favors
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Clothing at Cost
HIM. %. DfhOtJ.

e A Il R AND u l. u r
No. 10 st. Joseph street,
between St. Charles aud caronisl,t
w lOBBlN6 Of all descriptions reasonable terms Stores
dtlcd up Walnut Mahogany, al.
made and repaired and guaranteed for
Doors made aud repaired Lattice Work and Pack
np Boxes Of all kinds made 10 order. lyii SNIP
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SALE or STEAMBoAT.-We would direct at
tenton to the sale Of the steamboat Louisa, by
the Sheriff. at the Rotunda of the st. Louis
Hotel at u o'clock to-day, The terms of sale
are easy-one fourth cash, balance in six and
twelve months, without interest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

MOBILE lrENs.--The Mobile Advertiser of
Saturday morning furnishes the following items
Of Local news
We understand that an Agent Of the Post Of
nee Department Is now in our CITY, with the
view OF making arrangements for conveying the
mails from hence TO Montgomery and the inter.
mediate landings by steamboat
There was not single arrival or clearance
9lnee yesterday. Late in the evening, two YES
sells were reported, by bay steamer, as being
oil the harbor one Of which was reported to be
the brig Netumpka, from New York, but ne.
thing positive was known
The W. r. llallett, after a Temporary deten
ton in the Bay, owing to the absence from the
city Of one Of her owners, sailed Thursday morn
lng' with lair winds for her destination, with
err every hobllian wishes her speedy arrival.
Notwlthstandlng the late rains, the rivers
still keep low. The Alabama is nayigable to
Montgomery, and opposition between the boats
running to that point has had the effect of re
uachg irelghts 10 % cents per barrel The
Blghee last week rose , feet nj Gainesville, but
the boats could reach no higher than Demopo-
lis The chance ofreaching the former landing
Tor this season is exceedingly small
The weather, which, for a week mast has been
more or less showery, yesterday became clear
and almost autumn.like, or in other words,
sunshlny and sultry 10 such a degree as to drive
well -nigh every one into a shady nook or corner
We rejoice to hear that the subscription list
for the 5000 stake, for four mile race, is al
ready hlled up TO within some hundred dollars
of the requisite amount The success of such
movement at this season Of the year, when u
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GenfieHieHi'S Flats,

EFT GenfieHeHi's Flats, u
<s~4ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE DURABLE .1d trr. -
to angle view Or tie varied ~ HATS gFsrat m .
Oi DeRbhD"E 'ALLEl1E cannot n impress yu with no
eutte trtet IN thg opinion thai r, are dv.u,l . sY.i,t,
g'-s, f. their praueious e,rae BY ts.is and 81 .
their nsllf,ctt- which sAuu5, aI TO plvss5.
We advise 4il to iairoBzs them.
DUkBRlDGE WALLET re
.,.s.,, 30 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

LocoFacasA Avn ysLtow FrvEa eft is re-
markahle fact that in tho years of lsal aud
ls47, when the locofoco party had full swing in
the administration of the affairs of the city, we
were cursed by yellow fever of the most viru-
lent type. Some alarmists tell us that we are
bound to have an epidemic this season, and ac-
cording to precedent, the democrats beng ID
power, we don't see how we are to escape H.
Yellow fever and locofoco rule seem heretofore
to have gone hand in hand. If, with the pre-
sent City Council, we escape pestilence' 1t Will
not be their fault. They are enough to give us
not only fever, but fits. The question is, shall
the present season form an exception to the
general rule, and shall we have democratic
City Council and no epidemic ? Or shall we have
both--thus being constrained to endure two
scourges at once OF the two, let us have the
yellow fever by all means!
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SetUeH Il. Taylor,

no. Is ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, ETC., etc
WHOLESALE Am EETAIL,
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Consular Appointment.


r. G. Barnwell, one of the editors of Del}ows
Review, has been appointed Consul at Amster-
dam
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Roots, Shoes ana Hrooo,s

EAE Al WHOLESALE.
F&N H'@ i'ndlgir9n ship Norfolk and 10 tloss
"a. aaftmsnt Of BOOTS, SHOES bROGANs HATS lEIs
az Plantations supplied with prime Russ IT BKo6AHs WG
MEXICAN, PALM LkAf. STRAW aea lAHpEbefiY a.1s a
1hs so~esi marFsi p,IseE.by
iyls ipdAW FVosr . ~, "a,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

NEW PAPER.-We have received the second
number of the g Southern Police Gazette and
New Orleans Firemens Journal published
weekly by Messrs Casey & Boehler This num-
Der is illustrated by cut of Sc Volunteer Fire
Company No. l. The articles display taste
in the selection, and degree of industry wor-
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