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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY Crescent,
Saturday Meaning, December 10. 1858 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sP shP Algondors, Bsrusn, BsrsslOes fss
Ship Tennessee, Northrnp, New York, WIN Crssyy
Bark indiana, VI New York, Bsfsrt, william Acc
Ba-kF Watts panrsta X 10 Janeiro, Ara " II Elicit
Brig Rainbow, Bunker, New York, Bogsrt Williams ace
schr Maria, Newman, Msbls, Newton Farrelly
ARRIVED.
Ship Heid.ltur, srory, Hayrs, dist
Ship TrmoasiAs hsA 10 from Boston, Hynsnlst dist
Br ship Consul Smith IS from London Aihbdgs &eo
50 district.
Bark Robert Prince Boston Barsss dists
schr Pdent sAds from s. Andrews Bay to massr-Basn
Steamboats,.
Conprsmss, Cooper, from Alexandria
Bella Dsnna Morlson from Wllar1sport.
Southern Belle Whits, from Vieksburg
FL Kimball, Orr, ffom Pert Hddson
OPslousas, Hineksy, nom opeogsas.
Doctor Bssy. Wilson, Donaldsonvia
Natsher Leathes from New Carthage.
Glsndy Burke, Bentley, frsm Milksn's Bend.
Towbest DeSoo Whsnn, from the
sth bark Gaden Era Mzry-brought Up ship
slns Holmes and bark Rebsrt,
TowboatJ Whl.nsy, HeaIAn,
Sd shIp Prinera CAmAn,
brig FiieiiA-sroughi shPs Tnmounan Consul Hsidsl-
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Barney, frsm New York.
EXPORTS
YoRK-shp bales esos 70 do moss soc
hhds 1000 All bs s9 do cork
NEW YoRk-Brg kanbow-lass ibis uiolasss.
BARCELDNA-Ship Agoudsrs-i4s, bales
MoBLESchr Maria9s bbls nsu Ito do whky psatoe
400 SKIS corn, 1855 do oats.
YoRK-Bak cotton 49, hhd sugar s5 bls
moa4ses.
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Francis wstss-ssSO bss nOur.
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VIII leave sATURDAf, December 10, so'cioekr.s
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS - -
II and all tntermsdi... landings-Regu.r St Louis
Packet JAMES PARK.-The o md sryf
draught JAMES PARE MI port
receiving will passage
nns aeessmcd.hons, apply on board or to =
e. HY DR. 4 PcvIrna st.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Co1rss-baisa. ToBAooo-hhd.
stock on hand Sept 1 1859 l0572 2a4s5
Received since. .35l zoo ooIz
yesterday l2022-36S,22 2S~ eo12
373794 a4537
-APO.'0 YESTERDAY. 49,. lsa7-l7e27o 81 577s
Stock on hand not cleared. .1s7624 2s764
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vUNHE JOHN RESTAURANT, No. n
ii . Carondeet street-JOHN STRENNAA CO. y
take pleasu announcing bionds and the zAE
public generally that they will the above named
Restaurant SATURDAY October Their LArdef
the Affords the Liquors Wines w
quality The culinary department will be
OF bis partner of the best cooks Ia The city
a lsud ~ ia n AJAX, n m
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YAZOO RIVER.

VIII says SATURDAY, Deernssr 10. at o,eissx P.n.
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- -
il MAN, MEMpH s. NEW MADRID, RAN -
pOLPH NAPOLEON GREENyILLE and all inter-
land Louis Orleans
CATARACTThs elegant. light drausht and FAST
CATARACT J. D. Ho master, port
esving For pass.se having
super q spply board.
do JOHN Z. HYDE q CO., II Poyd-ns street.
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as- Messrs. Editors: Please announce that

WILLIAM HALL Eco, will Candidate before
ss fer the JUDGEsHIP OF the FIRST
DISTRICT COURT BY the resignation o. the Hon. John c.
Larae be will be supported b. FRIENDS. nis
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NOTICE.-The Annual Election for Officers
IN o. the soUTH-wEsrERN BIBLE SOCIETY OF NEW Or
LEANS gill be held Deposoy, Odd Fellow Hail. TUES
DAY December 49, between the hours Of aud O'Clock
ae s MOUNT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

VICE PRk<IDESTs
Rev Bishop Morris. Ralph Mead. SEN. Esq.
% simpson. Timothy A. Howe, Esq
Scott. Francis Godne Esq.
Baker. p T. Coon ESQ.
/" Ames. James B. Oakley, Esq
Rev. j. p. Durbin. James Mclean, Esq.
g Nathan Bangs c. c. Leigh, Esq.
{" George wibber. Berj W. Benson, Esq
George Gary. Oliver Loveland, Esq
John j. Wright. sam. P. Patterson, Esq.
= W II. Collins. Samuel A. Purdy, Eq.
!" W. Reed. L. Fancher, Esq.
= Thomas Carlton Rev Thomas T. Bond
4" Heman Bangs John McCIintock
James l. Phelps, EAq. " Abel Ste phens.
WA Cox, ESQ. zebalon Philips.
W. u sSicmore. !" $. Martindzle
ncRyrARIH.
william Truslow, Esq, James H. Taft Esn
John Il EDWARDS Esq, David s, Dunconb ESq.,
Moses +. Odel, Exq., John Raynor. ESQ
Alfred 8. Purdy, Hq, Rbenezer r. Brown Esq
The exercises Of the evening commenced with the sing
Ing Of the Missionary Hymn by the congregation after
which prayer was offered by Bishop Jones The choir
thsu sung some sacred music, at the conclusion Of which
the President add sasd tie meeting briefly as follows
This audience has been convened under the auspices of
the young of the Meho list Episcopal Church in the
city Of New York. and BY its orignstors has been
styled " Missionary Demonstration There strong
words fellow Christians, but the in which they
been uttered Is worthy at OF the strongest
wod- nd Of the roDgest actions. The words cred
table, also to the zeal and energy of the young men OF
this large and busy mart and doubt not that will be
found IN the progress and sequel OF this meeting that
these ardent yourg men have done something
than to utter strong words. You will fni that they
have provided strong minds, hearts and eloquen
tongues to assist in working out their problem 1t does
not become in the position have been placed as the
Chairman OF this vast assembage, to anticipate the
peaher. who have BEEN detailed to perform this service
"a your hearing to night may be allowed to say, how
ever, that Il It were expected Of me TO male id.
arsss At the opening Of this meeting. should
realize somsthng Of the difficulty that Is ex-
penrnced y the author who Ii said TO experience
moes dheuy In preparing the preface for his work than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
GRAND MISSIONARY DEMONSTRATION.
Proeesisn Of Three Thousand Sunday school
Pupils u the n. 2. Church.
lN1sfssTrG MEETINGS IN METROPOLITAN HALL
ADDRESSES OF THE CLERGY.
&c, &c, &c

great demonstration of the various Sabbath Schools
and Juvenile Missionary Societies Of the Methodist Eps
ccpal Church. made yesterday, The sunday School
pupils, numbering altogether about three ttousand
marched procession in the afternoon, 70 metropolitan
Hall where interesting meeting was held under the
direction of the young of the Methodist Episcopal
church Al the head of each school banner was car
RED bearing appropriate Illustrations Of religious sub
jects.
The following the names OF the schools which turned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
Domestic Miscellany

Mr. Edward Everett, designer for the Middlesex aad
Bay state Mills at Lowell and Lawrence fell into the
canal At the former place the 27th ulf, and was
crowned His body has been recovered. He leaves wife
and two children.
Mr. De saussur', Grand Sire, has Issued proclamation
AZ Columbia 3 e., declaring the T. o. Of o. r. of Canada
70 be now under the jurisdiction Of the Grand Lodge Of
the United States.
Tho Ellsworth (Maine) Hgold states tha. the saw mill
known as lisdae Upper Gang consisting OF single
,sw coz ana ian machine has been destroyed b. Are
Loss $1,000 Insured for 81, 500.
Twenty one slaves all young and valuable freed BY
the viii Of their late master James wardaw o, Fayets
county, Ky, have left Lexington for Baltimore Ia charge
OF an agent Of the Colonization Society fud the con
dtion OF their liberation embarkng for Liberia al that
port They all In the happisst spirits and mech
gratihed at the prospect Of freedom Their master EFT
ample provision for sending them well as mean, Ia
begin life with in Liberia.
Mr.. j. Trimmer Weart, a much respected com.
mittsd suicide in Trenton, NJ j., tbs 10th ult BIZ
banging himself.
The water was over the docks In Troy the .3ta ut
and the merchants kept quite active In sec ring
their noTeab's edscss fr n be,ng Washed svsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
AGENCY.

A USTRALIA.-AGNEw CO.. COMMISSION MER
chants AID Importers Melbourne, Port Philip, Aus
philadelphia Blarng Mckee, Baltimore Mansel, White
Co.. New Orleans Fisher Agnew, Columbia 8. c.; John
W. Quincy, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
THE MILITARY,

T lindsey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEMBERS OF
the above to attend drill Thurs-
day evening Nov. which will be held at the Crystal No.
22S Grand street. at7ls o'clock. BY order.
WIN r. GWYN Commaudans.
JAS. BRowN, Orderly Sergeant
TINE FIRST ANNUAL TARGET EXCURSION OF THE
Rhodes Rifle Guard 10 Bulls Ferry, composed tds
employed In the factory Of j. IT, Rhodes, WAns
burg commanded by Captain J. Renton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WAKEFIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION,
No 3-The members hereby notified to attend The
posas the grading draining and bridging the lands win
Punctual attendance earnestly requested. N Bit
que that each enber bring his Passbook with him.
will be admitted by the doorke unless
his book. ]. A. HANDSCHUCH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

pERroRD co.'s FRKoHT AND PARCEL EXPRESS
for csiicrnis ana scush Ansriss VIII b despatched
Illiaois sal yoh. oteRAsas IN change Of special ne,
ssnxss. DRNy0nO I CO., ASsot HOUSE, vasey swssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

share in the political liberties which we enjoy.
They all Calm that the blood Of their countrymen
shed under the walls of Quebec and in the battles Of
Saraoga, al Yorktown and under the sury skies
OF The more southern portion Of our uton While the
brave Montgomery sacrificing his life in his brave at
tempt to scale the walls Ct Quebec the German settler
vas struggling with his savage foes in the valley OF tho
the bloody fele Of 0riskauy In reviewing the troops
which have been assembled day. have performed one
Of my constitutional duties. am that many look
upon militia acquisitions mere holiday affairs
Those who ormed the glorious constitution Of these Uni
ted States regarded 1t In different light They declared
in An amendment made to that instrument, that "a
Of free State and that the right Of the people
to Keep and bear should not be infrnRed
Ihese far seeing and patriotic men admonished
by the history OF the past that the best security the
freedom OF the state TO be found in the bravery de-
ycion and patriotism OF its citizens that the most rlo.
ious battle heds have been won by armed citizens in de-
fence Of their national rights against tyranny
and force From the battle Of Marathon our own glo
iious Hevouion the pages Of history replete with
the bravery Of its people, who most interested in pro
fectipg .her national rights The constitution of New
York ali declares that the miits OF this State shall At
all times hereafter be arraed and disciplined and in
readiness for SERVICE The duty which you la 70 THIS
day been engaged Is Of high legal and con tutiona
obligation, and s which should be deemed binding
not only because the necessity Of organized militia il
taught by the history Of the past and Is demanded by
the constitution Of your State and nation bat also
il liz of present and constant porance ia the
promptcn Of good order and enforcement Of the lava Of
the lspd We asa avs liable in great cities anl
sometimes in rural districts to scenes OF violence in
subordinaton, and a.lessness well organized militia
not only enables the civil authorities enforce obedience
to the laws but Its very existence TO check ali al
tsmps to resist the constitutional authorities There
many within the limits of this State and o. this city
who look with indifference upon your militia orga iation
because they not OF the extent TO which Il pro
tects them In the enjoyment Of their property aud In the
dissolved to morrow, they would tEsn bs aroused to
sense Of their obgatioss to those Who great
% tine sad exertion, have esvassi tas militia o; tao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Aniyed-Bark Maryland, Baltimore; briggs Henry Cur.
It's and Elijah, Wilmington. NC Candace, Baltimore;
Alesis, Canton and Mechanic Philadelphia Matanzas
Savannah schrs Duxbury, Aux Cages, Maria and Cabot
NYork.
CHARrHros, Nov .,
Arrived-Schr Warner, Hartman, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PMlApn1uA Nov 2-4PN
Arrivsd-6chn 2 Reeves NAV, Providence; Ship Oar
Isatsr gurrovs NYork Isabel, Williams Newport; 8 r
PAyatsv, Sppls, NY<k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WANTED TO PURCHAsR-A TIL zee OR lOVR
Nv story brick % stone hou.s built y "a al tho nodsra
and Eighth aud Thirtish s.rssss AldsssS asvSod
old o4os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
CRYSTAL PALACE.

CRYSTAL PALACEs
CUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALAOA.
y The public respectfully informed shat shs Crystal
open every Sundays excepted between sh
hours OF "a O'Clock H. and - o'clock r. r., aa euSth
notice.
Children undor twelve years Of age ~
Monthly tickets Nor ss9h calendar monsh. ~
Vssers ara particuiary reouestei 10 provide hssays
with change, 70 prevent delay At ths sntrspos.
Palace as ths music store Of VIM. Hall Son. z9 Broad
corner Of Park placs also 81 Jaies music store ~
Broadway. JOHN n. BATCHELD1R,
saorekAry OF shs M srin %pe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
The Desperation OF "A Maniac

negro man Confined in the jail of Pittsyl,
wanna attempted suicide last week by cutting
his throat. The wound was inflicted with an
old razor having the edge almost entirely bro.
ken Off and extended several inches across the
throat, seyerng the wind pipe entirely,-near,
~ severing the Gsophagus gullet, but for
tunately not touching the arteries He is now
under medical treatment with some prospect Of
recovery. Notwithstanding the extent and
danger of his wound, on Saturday last he at
tempted an escape by forcbly passing the jail
or and physician who had entered his cell to
render him some attention. The TAILOR, Mr..
Loveace, was violently thrust aside by the
prisoner, who then made for the door where
he was only stopped by being knocked down
by The physician, DIR. Belt, who seeing the des.
Prratlon Of the culprt, and knowing his superb
or strength,at once called a chair conveniently
situated, into requisiiion. The negro is con
sldered to be partially deranged. He was
convicted OF burglary year or two since in
this county, and his sentence committed by the
Executive to transportation He was accor
DINGHY sold TO be transported beyond the limits
of The United States; but was taken to Louis.
lana,w hence he ran away and was arrested 90
ing at large in this State, and has been LODGED
IN our jail for tral at the May term of onr Cir.
cut Court-DanUiHe Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

pms tafs9stu esai f"giani Mining f's'''" -,
and ,,.vsssfe.ta abundance Of lime.t"nei mud
+, .al cad IN one # the fe.t agricultural districts
= ~. SAFE wbear. tobacco, and everything else TINT
: n,5aee5 IN that latitude are raised in the greatest
,,,,,se A road from l., nehhurg 10 Salisbury would
tide Of tr,e ipt., the lap Of your city that can
H. ,,, from no Other part # the country Such rad
would be .trenuoa.ly oprnscd ~ Eastern Carolina
4, tie W.,aad Northwest would go or with shout
II would give stimulus to agriculture in would qaek
p. the pnl 40 Of trade; it would the mines to Us
prse heir precious ores md pour Il ear trra'fe- al
the feet If Lvncl,burg. But cannot uust myself o"
this subject Keep before the people for whlie"h'
ee II . ,o.p,se docs not come back from the hill eon"-
trf Of the Old North State. y
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CAROLINIAN
vyytI,eyiiie and DanVillc Turnpike
E1ImDHuy

This company was organized al Henry
Court House, Monday the 14h inst. Samuel
G. Staples Of Patrick was elected President
and Col. Crawford II. Turner Of Patrick and
A. Hughes billiard Of Henry Directors Tor the
Stockholders. The Directors were instruct
ed to cause surveys to be made, and when
completed To cal meeting of the Stockhold-
ors. to determine on the Location and character
of the improvement. It is generally supposed
that a Pink road will be adopted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

At the last term Of the Henry Court an
order was made to perfect the subscription oi
twenty thousand dollars which was made to
the Richmond and Danvllc Railroad last fall
Anthony M. Dnpcy was appointed the
agent 10 negotiate the sale Of the county bonds
which has been accomplishment company
purchasing them at par
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- SPECIAL N0TICE.-Toq ~,

~---9 Merchants and THde,men of Lvncbln,.
The undersigned, Publisher of the ROANOKE Br,en.
published at Salem, Roanoke county, offers the rlS
nf said paper a very fine medium for Adve4iia''a
mo- n so, Connlie. of Inc Son,b.. :, 'soa ecn.
superior inducements for patronage in that way ''''
The term, will be liberal. ID. A. CARTEL
an 81 ID m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

TnE LYNcnDuRG REPUBLICAN Of yesterday
morning contains the valcdictory of Ro. II
Glass, for the last seven years its editor. Mr.
G. has been a Jealous and efficient advocate Of
the principles Of his party, and his leave taking
Of public connection with them is well and
faelingly written. He is succeeded by Mr.
Jno. G. Paxton, as proprietor, and w. p. Nc
Corklc,' as editor, both lately of Lexington
Of,hese gentlemen, Mr.. Glass says Mr.. Pax
is gentleman ofsound and reliable democra
cy, courteous hearing and educated mind while
Mr.. McCorl<e is an unhincing democrat an a
Die writer and courteous gentleman"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

uade TO our cities which Will wany times com
pensate Us for all our outlay and disslPa'e eY-
cry NIT Of prejudice aud of error that ever ga
ihered around the improvement Foo these
reasons. Mr. S. saij be hoped the amendment
would be voted down and the bill passed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

Vim. C. FIomney, Esqr. announces his
willingness to serve as one Of the commiss.
toner's of The new Board of Public works If the
people of the first district desire it. Hon J.
NJ. II. Beale does the same, on the third dis
trict.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
~gFGN0Is EsOTsfsA,

ss@A the Ladies ofhis Musical Glass, To me-,
cork this afternoon AT the usual plaee-a-o Frjn,
tie same hour md place. VI
The gentlemen who have subscribed or wish = -,
.rribe to lis musical class requested To nee, Nm
Iav eyeing al o'clock VIII, The class III be ''n-
ed and arrangements made for future meetings.
Feb IJ-ts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Ee9z TEMPERANCE MEETING.--There n.inl
public Temperance. Meeting held the Msse, ne 'e
hi. evening, nj o'clock mud IN Addrps. l;, 's
Rev Mr. Edwards The public are solicited -. -. ny
tend. COMMITTEE OF ARRAkGfNr.rs
Fell o9--1t -
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| OCKETS, LOCKErS. PINS &c

he subscriber respectfully informs the public that
nehas Jest returned from the North with unusually
large stock of Deguereotypeing material, embrace ng
frames Cases &c. of the latest styles and patterns Al
s"a large stock of !.ockets and Pins some fine
made to order which will be filled with pictures IN the
A. Wba' art at low prices according to gaa"
At "htehurst Gallery, next door to the Vn Bank
i. E. GIBBS. Proprietor
copied.
Stock furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. lets p E. G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

The yield per week of the Southern Pro.
vlnces Of Australia in gold Is estimated to be
100000. Ten tons at one shipment were re.
Gently received by the Bank of England
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BLANKS! RIANEs,,
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE
GONSTABLES' Warrants,
" Executions,

Delivery Bonds and No,,o
fndemnifying Bonds
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Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lnding, Negotiable Notes
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full supply just issued from the press. uu
The gentleman to whom the execution of this depar,r.
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may order work Mt this establishment may rest anrl y,
speedy and faithful performance 'u
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complete which with the large addition of Fancy Tyln
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Oh TONS LEWIS LEAD, dry and in Oil for sale
~ at ufacturers prices by
teb22- tw3w ADlE & GRAY Richmond Va
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Although these works distinguished by the poiti.
cal shades above indicated, yet but small portion of
their contents Is devoted to political subjects. 1T
their literary character which gives them their chief val.
ue and in that they stand confcssedy far eove all 9th.
er journals of their class. Biackarood still under the
athcry OF Christopher North maintains lis ancient
celebrity and is at this time, unusually atractiye; from
the serial works OF Buwer and other literary notabcs
written for that magazine, and first appearing its col
umrs both in Great Britain and in the United States
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