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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

nEPATCH LINE FOR SAN TRANCISCO-FIRST
IL clpper-shippcrs per clipper ship ELIZABETH f.
WIES Capt. Ssson at pier ~, East river will please
hand in their bills Of lading for signature Fifty
Of light freight be TAKEN i'm mediate application
The f. F. willets Is the sharpes and smallest clipper
now loading for San Francisco and most desirable
veyance. Apply to SUTTON Il CO., 81 Wall street.
A USTRAIIAN PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
IA United States mails-The clipper ship OCEAN
QUEEN will have quick despatch for Sydney, under the
arrangement with the government, giving passengers
the privilege OF paying part Of their money in work
which ID guaranteed to them, at very high rates.
r. w. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
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sEKyPPIHG.

mon IIvHTO0--UNrD srXrm nm. MExH.
IL aAip PACuIQ K Nys, Commander. Tbis stsan.
AD win dart with the Uaitsd States mails Tor
Europe positively son Wednesday, December a. at IL
9sook NJ IRON hW bsrth ct the foot Of Canal street
For freight passage, having uneqaAusd aecoumods.
lions fss sasgancs and Scnfort sPPiy t.
Passengers requested TO b board at IL Y A. n
The Atlantic w succeed the Pacific, and sail jan TO-
Shppsrs Win please take notice that the ships Of this
nns cannot carry any goods contrabsnd Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

TIOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA--U.s MAIL LINE
IL The new and splendid steamship AUGUSTA,
Capt Thos. Lyon, will leave New York for Savannah
on Saturday, Dee. 30, from pier No. North river at
O'Clock p. N. Bills Of ading signed board. For
MITCHELL Is Broadway For Florida through tickets
from New York TO Jacksonville, $40; to Patka $50.
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A USTRALIA IN FIFTY FIVE DAYS-FREE PASSAGE:
"A The Baltimore clipper schooner sICAN, win sci
on 2Sth inst For particulars apply to board
pier No. Q, Z. r., Thursday next or to CAPT Higgins
30 Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

TNOR SAvANNAH-TARE REDUCED.-THE UNITED
I States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt
J. Garvfn will leave Philadephia for Savannah
Wednesday, Dec. 40, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Fare $40;
steersge 81 The Keystone State will leave above the
following Wednesday. Agents In New York, SCRANTON
b TAIAAAN, 10 Old slip, where saterooms may be So
cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

LIMITED STATES NAH. LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ Aspinwan and Panama Raroad.-On Friday, Jan
5, 1t O'Clock NJ, from pier foot of Warren street.
North river, win BE- despatched the feet steamship
GE0RGR Law, Captain @. Fox, y. 8. NJ. to connect
AGE. spare boat always kept at Panama, to prevent
detention in Of accident. No express freight
ceved after O'Clock the day Of sailing For
apply at the sompany's Office III West street, TO
J. w RAYMOND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

MOZART, HAYDN AND BEETHOVEN.
The three favorte with the Latin words and
English adaptation, by'R G. Lorraine, Esq, viz
Mozarts Twelfth Mass, (papsr) .8Sc.)
Haydn's Third or Imperial de......Ss (bound) 10
Beethoven's Mass in Q, do. CSC.
Engedi; or, David in the wilderness (paper) IS
All the chorusses from the octave editions may be had
separately from cents to 10 cents each. NOvEIIOS
Sacred Music warehouse $50 Broadway and at 90 Dean
street, Soho square and "A Poultry, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

WE THE sUBscRIBRs,. PAssENcERs BY THE
W. ship Underwater, which sailed from Liverpool
for this port on the I'd u)t deem II duty to put Dr.
John stradey the surgeon Of that ship In possession OF
our opinion OF the In which he discharged the
onerous duties Of his situation during the voyage With
an amount Of sickness board and amidst didcultes
which would have appalled, ssy man pos sessed Of less
energy and courage, efforts by day and night to
leve the afflicted most perseverng, and that too
without regard TO the rank Of the sufferer.
To these exerons believe may be ascribed the COM
parativcly small number of deaths which occurred as
well as the preservation Of the general health Of the pas
sengers--and In expressing good wishes for Dr.
success wherever his lot may be cast We feel
persuaded that the community with whom he may SETTLE
win be fortunate in having secured the services Of an
individual OF much professional Wedge and OF the
kindest and most gentlemany manners:--
signed- Henry Austey, W. Walton, j. Manning r.
Wilson, DcnSd Rae, Thomas Aicock j. Kilion T. McQuod
G. Macdonald J. Kelly, Pickles, Backes T. Warwick
O. II. Ghoufe, T. W. Jervis A. Morris, A. Haiiager, ).
Urnersbach, L. Knandt, Grant, Miss Rawson, q.
Porter, Peterson, 3 Jackson, 9. Kerr, q Kerr, u
Person n. Day, ]. Macdonald, r. ". Laceby, ~ a.
0Connor, j. Douglass, j. Woods, NJ e Woods J. Mc9ou-
ley 7. kelso r. lazarus, r. Lazarus, " Common. a. Mor
ley, II. Rosentone, W. Burns, j. Morley, r.. j M>mpfon
w Dempsy, NJ Dcmpy, N. Usher, G. Ponder, P. Dsnpsy,
= Ashcroft H. p Johansen, N. A.George, rbissSs, q
Rogers, Macdonald, Jackson, Morse, o. Bsrman,
W. Rawson, X. Gotbred, G. Mccarthy. RI ~
New bolk, psc. ~, lS5A
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For freight or passage apply to
EDWDK. COLLINS, No. SO Wall street, New York.
BROWN, sHIPhEY CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO., q Austin Frars London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre.
The of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, jewery precious stones
metals, unless bills Of lading signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice. that the ships of this line
cannot carry any goods contraband OF war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

DROFESSOR WILSON, THE CELEBRATED ASTROLO
Il ger, can be consulted past present. and future
events OF fe at 220 Broome street. Fec ladies 50 cents
gentlemen 81. Diseases described and questions an
wered by Madam Wilson, spiritual medium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

FkrB HxnrIi3 EmpOfIun, 0oI brCKuWKy'
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-rHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
IL the attention Of the pubic TO his splendid and
stock Of jewssy Watches and diamonds ct the low
est prices. PHILIP UMBACH,
(Successor to David Rait),
No 381 Broadway,
Corner Of White street, up stairs.
IN vELLO'S oc1ayo editions Of oratorios, in vocal
score with separate accompaniment for the organ
pian0fOrte by Vincent Novello. These works win be
found appropriate presents combining elegance with
moderate outlay for q standard work.
Works already completed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

To You WANT HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENT
~ FOR your wife, sweetheart mother, daughter, SIS
Yer, cousin, aunt, grandmotAfsor any other female
branch Of your family, $500 70 Jacobs, 4o7 Broad
rings they win be to please and equal in bril-
h.ncy to the real diamond Price OIL so complete set
with ease gents single stone pins, pce $40 large
invite every one to call and them Cvlity non
purchasers gratis l. J. JACOBS importers Of watches
and diamonds, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

n,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
- Mail Steamers.-The ships composing the line are
the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Comstock.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIATIC Capt. -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
government service Every has been Ia their
construction also In their engines to strength
and speed and their accommodations passengers
unequaled for elegance and comfort. Price Of passage
from New York 10 Liverpool in first class cabin $50;
In second do $76 exclusive Of extra size state rooms
1925; from Liverpool to New York 80 and 20 guineas
An expesnced surgeon attached to each ship No berth
secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
IRON NEW YORK FROM LIVERPOOL.
Wednesday, Dec 81. 1854. Saturday, Dec II 1854
Wednesday, ian. TO-. 1885, Saturday, Dec. 30 1854.
Wednesday, JAN "a. 1856. Saturday, Jan. Is. 1855.
Wednesday Feb 7..ls55. Saturday, Jan. 27.. 1856.
Wednesday, Feb. II. 1855 Saturday, Feb. 10 1855
Wednesday, Mar. 7..1s55 Saturday, Feb. "a. 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

GE2NCY OF THE STATE OF LIINOIS-NOTTCE IS
~ hereby gwen, that instament Of fifteen dollars
Win be paid each thousand dollars Of the Stock Of
the STATE OF Illinois, at the once Of the subscribers
and sitter Monday the nrst day Of January next The
payment Old Canal Bonds win be stamped the
Coupon Of January, 1847 The payment on New Canal
Bonds, Bonds Of 1847, will be stamped the coupon
Of July, 1s40. WADSWORTH SHELDON,
Interest aRenta. % Wall ST.
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NINAnuAL..

UyDE 900 TO LOAN, INVEST OR WILL BUY
DOOsUOO at sight, for cash, diamonds mer-
cbandze pianos Watches property security of any
scrption from $40 to $40 600 Terms liberal
dental and SAFE at the old established permanent and
responsible Pacific Agency the Pacific Bank,
Of Broadway and Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

MSAA THIS AMOUNT, IN THE HANDS OF ANY
mCOOe honorable and respectable party, will nov
purchase interest at original figures in very deai
rsble enterprise for the conducting Of which corpora
ton ia about to be organized. Address 8. X. G., Tri
bune Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

Also few very choice specimens OF India cames hail
Delhi Deccan and Persisn needle work shawls imported
expressly for the occasion, at . similar reduction.
single inspection Of the above named articles and
comparison Of the qaslity and prices is respectfully
hcited. GEO. BUI.PlN, Proprietor Of the
Paris Nantilla Emporium, 1851 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

dyOn nnn TOLOAN ON DlAMONDs, WATCHES
WOUsOUO jewelry, &C., or bought for cash.
Notes, stocks bonds and mortgages negotiated real
sats bought sold and exchanged Abusiness strictly
confidential. CHEESEAAN, BREASTED CO., Brokers
. John street, coruer Of Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

CNH nnn BOND AND MORTGAGE.-A GOOD
10 sUUO mortgage, amply secured property
the city, win be exchanged for good house in the
city. Also for sale good city mortgage of $40 900 at
discount Of ten per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

TRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK-619 FOURTH STREET,
IL near avenue C.-Deposits made on before the
10th Of January next viii receive interest from the 1st
Of January. interest," usual At six per cent per
nun on sums of ono thousand dollars and under By
order ANDREW MILLS, President.
JAxus L. STEWART, Secretary.
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MONEY---CAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON
ll Watches pianofortes, dry goods any other pro-
perty at 304 Broadway corner Duane street. second
foor room No. o The strictest confidence and honor
may DO relied Upon Branch Office 81 West Sixteenth
street. McLOUGHLiN * 0'NEIIL.
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK--NEW
~ York, Dec. Is, 1854. Dividend notice. Depostors
hereby notified that semi dividend at the
rate of per cent per nnnum all Of $500 and
under and Ave per cent per all over $780,
which shall have been deposited ct least three months
tors after Monday, January u.s. Interest not called
for win be carried to the credit Of dspostors prnci-
cal The bank is open daily for busnets from 10 A. NJ
70 p. NJ, and from to r. NJ at 81 Chambers st.eet
east of Broadway. JOSEPH STUART. President.
JOHN MANNING, Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

A CSTRAIIAN PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"A tied States mail.-Shjppers per Wind Yard
for Melbourne and rropic for sydney, win please clear
adng for signature this day both ships 70 TO sss on
Tuesday. Two second cabin berths per Windwsrd for
sale. r. w. CAMERON lie Wall sfreeA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
DAILY CRESCENT
In d z x

For Permanent Third Page advertisements.
Bankers-MarHEws, PrsLgY & Co, 81 Camp street.
LOUISIANA Savings Co., corner of Camp and La
fayette streets
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street
e. JOHNSON s. Co., 6s Camp street
CIothing-NoRars e. WAY corner Of Camp and Common
streets under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON 8, BABBor, Southwest corner OF Canal
and st. Charles streets.
Crockery--P. R. FEtL & Co., 81 Common street
Drugs and Medicines-THos. RAsnS, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
Gr0ceries-R W. ADAMS, corner of Front, Common and
Fulton streets.
LfrrLEJoHs NoKcosf s. Co., corner Of Grayier and
New Levee streets
IardWare-J. WATERMAN e. BRo., corner OF Common
and Magazine streets.
]. NJ. RELF e. Co, Front between Grayier and
Poydras streets. ...5a .....-=
CHAs G. GAINES Co. 2s Magazine and 40 Gravier SITS
Hotels-ARcApE Magazine between Graver and Nstchez
streets.
Boots-Shoes s-D'ARcY & Co, corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
DAVID TAYLOR & Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade.
NEwHALL, VALENTINE Co., 54, 5s, and 50 Common
street. =1
Jewelry-HYDE & GooDRtcH, corner of Canal and Royal
streets. 4-s... ....s
E. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
Musical Instrumental. FEHREssAcH, III Canal st
Paints s-E. j. HART q Co.. los and l07 Tchoupitoulas
street.
G. G. BoexRr Il Co., 5s Camp street.
sEwElL T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street
+. W. CoELER, Common street, opposite the st
Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
NUMBER 22o.

with black eye. three teeth Gndigestible, /
have every reason to believe,) in my stomach,
intermingled with my supper, my red shirt in
carpet rags, and my knuckles skinned, as il
they had been pawned to a Chatham street jew;
got on a hydrant and watched the fun; 8S's
boys whipped everything; 1873 best man was
doubled up like a jack knife, by dig in the
place where Jonah was four of 97's fellows
were lying under the machine with their eyes
in mourning Hook and Ladder took home two
thirds of their company on the truck and the
last | saw Of their foreman he was lying in the
middle of the street, with his trumpet smashed
fat. his boots under his head, and his pockets
inside out. Four Policemen on the opposite
corner, saw the whole row On the first indi.
cation Of fight, they pulled their hats down
over their eyes, covered up their stars, and
skunk down the nearest alley. Got home, re-
signed my commission, made my will, left the
company my red shirt and fire cap. Seen enough
of fire service; don't regret my experience, but
do grieve for my lost teeth, and my new over
coat. Sorrowing, sorrowfully yours,
@. X. PHILASDER DoEsTIcKs, P B.
P. S.--Have just met the foreman Of 73--h'
had on my late lamented overcoat amt biz
enough to lick him-magnanimously concluded
to let him alone. @. Z. P. D., P. b.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
The ludicrous manner in which Englishme

The ludicrous manner in which Englishmen
transpose the h, is exemplifed in the following
lines:
THE PETITION OF THE g H INHABITANTS
KIppERMssTER-Protesting:
Whereas by you have been driven
From 'ouse from 'ome, from 'ope, from 'eayep,
And Placed by your most learned society
In he1s.e hanguish, and hanxiety;
And charged without one just pretense
With harrogance and himpudence
here demand full retribution,
And beg you'll mend your elocution. a#
ANSWER INHABITANTS OF KIpDERMIssTER TO THf
"H''-Creeting:
Whereas, we've rescued you migrate,
From anger. 'avoc and from 'ate,
From ore-pond. 'angipg and from alter,
And consecrated you in halter; a
And placed you where you'd never be,
In honor. and in honesty;
We think your talking an intrusion,
And shall not mend our elocution. ~+-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

INQUEST TWENTY SIX YEARS AFTER DEATH
most extraordinary has happened within
the last few days at Rsdruth in Cornwall As long
the year 1928, miner named Williams working in
into the shaft His brother after falling about twelve
feet contrved to stop his further descent but the de-
ceased fell further down. and quantity OF rubbish top
pied down upon him. Though every exertion recover
the body made for period of months it could
not be found. and the shaft closed In this
state ii remained till April last when company was
formed to the working of the mne and in clear
ing one the levels the other day the body Of the
ceased found lying his side. It has blue coat
with metal buttons wooden shirt and shoes and
stockings On its being brought to the surface, de-
ceaseds brother. who fell with him into the shaft and
who then present affected that his conduct
for while that of madmRn. The jury returned
verdict of accidental DEATH burial of the body
was witnessed by upwards of four thousand persons
fLondon Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

PERSECUTION FOR READING THE bIBIE.-
D'Aubigne tells an affecting history of persecu-
tion for reading the Bible:
There lived ut Coventry little band of seri-
Gus Christians-four shoemakers, glover,
hosier, and widow named Smith-who gave
their children pious education. The Fran
c;seans were annoyed that laymen, and even q
woman, should dare meddle with religious
instruction On Ash Wednesday, 1919, Simon
Morton, the Bishops gunner, apprshended them
All. men, women and children On the follow
ing Friday, the parents were taken to The Abbey
of Mackstock, about six miles from Coyentrys
and the children to the Greyfriars' Convent.
a Let us see what heresies you have been
tauehttn said Friar Stafford to the little in
Inundated ones The poor children confessed
they had been taught in English the Lords
PRAYER, the Apostles Greed, and the Ten Com
mandments On hearing this, Stafford told
them angrily, s. forbid you, unless you wish to
be burnt, as your parents will be, to have any
thing to do with the Pater, the Gredo, or the
| Ten Commandments in English
| .Fiye weeks after this, the men were con-
demned to be burnt alive; but the judges had
compassion on the widow, because OF her young
family, for she was their only support, anu Iney
lst her 20. Ii was night; Morton offered to see
Dame Smith home; she took his arm, and they
| threaded the dark and narrow streets OF Cow
4 entry. All, Ell y said the apparitor, on sud-
den. what have we herei' He heard, in fact,
the noise of paper rubbing against something
/. What have You got there he continued, drop
ping her arm, and putting his hand up her sleeve.
from which he drew out q parchment Ap-
4 preaching window, whence issued the faint
rays of a lamp. he examined the mysterious
scroll, and found it to contain the Lords Prayer,
the Apostles Greed, and the Ten Commandments
in Enelsh. .Oh, oh, sirrah,' said he come
alonrs AS good now as another time Thsn n
Il seizing the poor widow by the arm, he dragged
) her before the Bishop. Sentence of death as
Immediately pronounced on her and on the an
+ If Anril. Dame Smith, Robert Holchetts, archer
i and Hawkins, Thomas Bend, Wrysham and
Langsdale, were burnt alive in Coventry, in the
little park, for the crime Of teaching their chill
dren the Lords Prayer. the Apostles Greed,
and the Commandments Of God.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE Raj.
RoAp-The mail train the South Side Railroad going
up to Lynchburg thrown off the track Thursday
morning, by running The accident occurred
about half past o'clock two miles past Rce's station in
Prince Edward county and about mile this side of
the High Bridge The train going at full speed and
preciptated down embankment about thirty feet
high The engine aud cars were crushed almost to atoms
number the stockholders of the road board
turning their homes from the regular annual meeting
in Petersburg One of the remen the engine in
stantly killed. [Richmond Enquirer 1Ith.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

On the 9th inst riot occurred near Pitts
burgh the Pttsburg and steubenblls Railroad, in
consequence of difficulty between Mr. james Wood,
proprietor of extensive rolling MILL and the Railroad
Company regard to compensation for running he road
through lands belonging the former The aid of the
Pittsburgh police summoned but they were beaten
by the forces Of the rolling mill man, and number Of
persons laborers the road and others severely
injured Warrants were issued for the arrest of Mr..
Wood and the other riugieaders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

GEN PuTNAM's WOLF DEN.-A gentleman
who recently visited the in Pomrs down which old
Put descended with rope round his leg and musket in
his hand describes 1t being at least long
two feet square though in some parts
much wider 1t extends directly into the mountain and
slightly descending The wall above and on either side
s of rock 1t is formed that furious she wolf could
keep at bay as many dogs could be sent against her.
She was crouehed in the arthest end upon shelving
rock and the passage being rather crooked the General
have at least ten feet and probably more
unless he had gun faVoraby cotrved that he could
shoot hay stack The visitor crept in distance
Of twenty feet aud since there wolf there he
gretted that he did not meet with rattlespakes to
make the descent little perous. Boston Chronicle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
EEIGHLY IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-DR.

M-M
JAMES would respectfully cali the attention of cxens and
the following He all Private with
other drug namely
and all of tbs Skin Dr. James would also call the
attention Of those who injured hem1yes by
improper ndugenees solitary habit which
body and mind uniting either business society The fol
the melancholy effects produced by early
habits oa.h via Weakness the Back and Limbs Pain the
Head Yinion Loss Of Muscular Power Paptaon Of the
irrisabity Symptoms of consamp
on Mentally the fearful effects be
DREADED Loss Memory Confusion Ideas Depression Spirits
Evil Society, Self Dsrusi
Timldity, etc., Of the evlsproduced.
All persons who afflicted with Of the symphonic should
not fail call Dr. James, and be health
Lat false deeacy pIeyen. but sPpy mmedaey
yourself the dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible
msady Weaknesa the Organs Immediately full
reYtoTsd
E DR. JAMES Office No. ls to 81
- ~ = - DIR. JAMES.
P.S. Persons living distance have the
sent to their address, giving full BY letter and
.ssu dollars, lmyS lyd&Wl DIR. JAMES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

THURSDAY, Oct 10, 1854.-dn american .dr-
rested Paris under the EItradion Treaty AN American,
by ths name Of Ansey arrested here last week
der the international treaty to that effect for ogeries
committed upon bank in Neworleans-the Louisiana
authorities of Neworleans description of the and
notice that he had crossed the Atlantic The Prefect
Immediately gave notice to the American Legation in this
city and such ether would prevent his
leaving the French territory. On Monday last the un
suspectng gentleman called at the Legation to get his
passports, (shicy gave him the of Dupont vissd
for Italy Mr. piats at once spotted " him, and had
him arr sed He lies in the Gonciergerie awaiting
orders from Neworieans. Correspondence Cincinnati
Gazette