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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

v Those infalble for the RUPTURE in
forms are popularity proclaim
with heartistioy 81 curedIsm ared-radsy
cured, by the use of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY"lii
faculty this well England
universally appreciation this Cura
Truss they the only constructed
prncipleo Surgery Ash differs so
differs all Others light elaa. and ecmcrableto
completely the hernia ring and perfectly the
exercise But observed that j. not
they musiook correct application BY
familiar with the Anatomy the the
good will result from IT. lawrence the cele
brsted English writer Hernia ably Of the nices
n mechanical
t9y The RUPTURE REMEDY eIteuaappIication whchis
absorption facilitating adding
preventive there
abdomen, precipitation to rupture.
The experience the propeoro th popular and Remedy
the study and
Rupture enables him. examination select Of the right
size and shape promote speedy and radicaleure.
~ Particular attention given to Rqpured Child
PLANTERS and others have their SLAVES CURED without
with and enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
Persona the PATENT TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY avoid worthless limitations particular
inquire
or and have personal interview with
DR.. SHERMAN,
var Il. OharJpa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08
MEMORANDA,

Steamer oceana left st Louis the day
steamer ChenoHeth st instant, passed Eliza Cairo;
Kennet Island No Id 3D. passed James Robb Plumb
Belfast Memphis and Sonors the Bunehs 4h
Crescent City White River 5h Sultan Island
Grand Tower and Delaware ycksbug eth Aek Scott TuncA
Bend; day Illinois at Baton Rouge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08
EXPORTS

PENSACoLAschr West Flordaso bbs -four 10 do pork
sacks corn, loo bales hay.
PENSACoLA-Schr Southern-Shsls
GENoA-shp Geo bales cotton s1 hhds
tobseco 5000 slaves.
GoTTENBuRG-Bark vireina7e9 cotton 100 bbs pork
BRAZoS ST IAGoSchr Rogel95 bbls four packages
baskets champagne SO Daes
50 do furniture feet lumbar pieces machinery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

notwithstanding from ship Heber-
~ 500 boxes No. Fire Crackers.
50 bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugars
25 boxes Loaf do. i ....#-a
300 mAta Casss
SO packets Java Coffee 81. g...
loo boxes John D. Lsss' Soap
IS half bbls split Peas.
1900 resms Straw Paper, for sale by
SIS A. D. GRlEFFd co, 40 and ~ Old Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

SGhUVupH
Constants ,LPT
Eaperanza ......6i,d4
IG,BerDsrd . ....Poipt
|G B Matthews. Do
John } Tay lor. ..LPT
Kate Br CHAM .ls,dl
iLF r. gers. ..LeI
Mary Caroline. .LPT
Manchester .LPT
lStar OS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08
IMPORTS.

PENsAcoLA-schr Ea-o feet lumber eeooahes to Policy
Nichol &co.
AGO.
&co. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

NJEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
scsrs and will be constantly supplied from
mauuacory of Zinc Paints made By the New
jersey Zine Company which they offer the trade and
accommodating Ground Oil in packages Of 49, SO and loo
hs, Snow White Brown Stone Colors. For sale by
way BOGERT. WILLIAMS d CO.. 10 Camp street
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
RarRa,

Robert l. Lane. dit
Sofia Paig.......sl,daA
sui taus Economically
Wastuin star 90 NJ Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

SUNDRIES-
~ 800 DO, es Star Candles;
800 half boxes Star Candles;
900 quarter boxes Star Candles;
so barrels choice winter strained LardtOi
400 boxes Olive Oxide Soap;
200 half Ies Rose whisky;
100 quarter casks Domestic Brandy;
100 eighth casks Domestic Brandy, for sale by
JOSEPH Lands &ICO.
su2a 33 Tehoupitnulas sre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, O. W.
OF f13soS'Sv
EDwD q. oBnIEN, Secretary. A. III. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. IS Camp at. New orlssns
II undersigned prepared toissus PoLIcIESagai
pers SEAS RIVERS against ica damage
by FIRE at the current of premium.
Is BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
as ly HARMON D0kNE, Assistant Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-08

SIX LOTS OF GROUND. NEAR THE
y oPELoUsAs RAILROAD DEPOT Il will ss Sir Lots Of
Ground through Emra Pacific street. within aiew
hundred yada the Rairosd R. r. Nchols' residence
years, apo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
Port Of New York, September 3, 1864.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Pacific, Nye, Liverpool Aug %, ii 10 AM
with mdse and passengers, to X Collins. Had very
heavy westerly winds the first six days Saturday "a
inst passed ship Star OF the Ocean, bound W. 10 miles
east of Fire Island passed bark Angela Brewer of Rock
land
Steamship Brandon (Br), Jenkins, Havrc, and South
ampton Aug II, with mcse and passengers to Fl Sand
Aug 2l 60 lon 49, spoke ship Albert Gallatin hence
for Liverpool.
Steamship Crescent City. MCGOWAN, New Orleans goth
ult AN, and Havana, Goth, with mdse and passengers
to 0 Roh.rts. Aug 20, IL miles NE of the Moro ex
at AN, off Cape Florida, passed ship with painted
ports showing white burgee with dark border, and
long rame; also, FIR ship, with all sgoals flying, but
could not make them out both ships bound N; sept L,
at Pm, 90 miles SSW of Cape Hatteras passed bark
showing white signal with letter elizabeth J. from
Havana for PhLadelpha) same day, at 80, Cape Hat
terss by % miles, passed bark Gamble (supposed
from Zaza for New York; and ship showing white sig
nal with red centre, both bound North.
Ship Calhoun, Truman, Liverpool "a days. with mdse
ard AGA passengers to Spofford. Teston & CO. Was
three days eff the Hook with light Winds and fogs.
Ship vaucuse (of Thomaston), Hewes, Hsvre, July
% with mdss and 2sS pass myers, to w Elwen Co.
Had three deaths and one birth on the passage.
Ship Belen McGaw, Lunt, Hamburg Al days, with
mdse and 245 passengers, to John McGaw.
Ship Elizabeth (Brem), Droste, Bremen, AZ days, in
ballast, with 200 passengers, to Meyer & Stucken.
Sclir Lydia Brooks, Coombs Belfast,
Schr Hunter, Andrews, Rondout for Providence
BELOW.
Two ships, unknown.
Wind during the day from SSw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Tonnage Duty on Coal Vessels Going %
Mexice-Importans % shipmasters.
vERA CRUz, August 81, 1854.
Nro nm DnoR or nm nv Yokx uxaAID.
Please eau the attention Of shipping interest
to the following
Vessels are now being engaged in New York for
the purpose Of bringing coal 10 this port for the use
Of the Mexican Government. Az an inducement,
shipmasters are given to understand they will be
free Of tonnage duty in consideration OF bringing an
Article for the use Of the Government. Such is the
fact so far as this port Ia concerned But the freight
on the coal won't pay expenses. There Is no return
cargo to be had here, and as this is known in New
York, vessels will take care to secure another char.
ter, before leaving there, for cargo ut Laguna,
Campecbe, or some other Mexican port. What
them Why they will have to pay the tonnage duty
after all at the port whence cargo may be taken.
The bark Mary Spring." Of New York, Ia q case
in point. She has paid her coal charterers the
tonnage duty remitted"-such are the words Of
the contract-as bonus, and in getting ready to
proceed TO LaguDa, finds she has to pay the tonnage
($l so per TONI over again.
An insertion will oblige your very 0bedient SER
want, J. 7. PICKETT, u. s. Consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
Williamsburg City News.

GROSS OUTRAGE UPON A FEMALE YESTERDAY aftcrn on
German girl about eighteen years Of age who gate ~
name as Mary Ann Stefer, brought to the Secona
ward station house by two who found her 10
Wyckoh's woods. The girl, who il friendess and was
ing for work states that four young men dragged
her into the woods from the road forcing her
to drink some liquor from bottle, committed out
ground where she was subsequently found.
susPiuors-Iate on Saturday mig hit boy named VIII
kams. whose actions attracted the attention of an Off
cel vas arrested in South Eighth ST. On his person
were found gmlet screw driver, large knife and
bunch OF matches. He was committed to the cells.
The decided action Of the Mayor In reference TO the
Sunday law has resulted In much good 1t many years
since, ever, that Williamsburg has been as quiet and
free from drunken men as yesterday.
During Saturday night and yesterday, the police Of
this city arrested twenty six persons charged with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

PORT JEFFERSON, Aug 31-Arr sloops Contractor
Tcoker Coldsprng; Remark Homsn. NYork; schrs Mar
cena Menson, Brewster, Boston; James Bayes Hulse
90; Emperor Darling, New YORK; Home, Fordhsm,
Iighton
Sid Aug 20, schrs L Darling, Smith, Baltimore; ]
Duryee, Punderson New York 3ist, Helen Mar Tooker
Baltimore; Marcepa Monsoon Brewster, do: Sept q r
Green, Hawkins, NYork; Jayne Hopkins, Bridgeport
In port Wig wind bark Charles Poultney (new, 400
tons) Conant, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Sept g. 4 PM-Ar brig Hudson
knight St. John, NIB schr Larlin, Chnrbucx, wareham
(Br). Main Quebec Reindeer Bunker, Boston; bark
Harvey, Barnes, Norfolk briggs II Spear, Mason Bos
ton; Demarsra Hanson, and Leonice, Daling, Havana
Edwin, Yates, Boston; Vermont, Naylor, Mobile; schrs
Ellen, Baett Tyrone, Curtis Jas Bliss, Hatch Preble,
Walls Louisa, Chase, and Gssssbeas Hyland Boston;
Sarah Elizabeth, Gage, Newburyport LArkin Chur buck
Weymouth; Copia, Sears East Cambridge; Cicero Con-
peliy, Providence; Evelyn, Spple, New York; Grecan
Mstthsws sai,sbury Island Belle au.s, warsham; Lex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Yesterday afternoon Captain Sands, Of the ship John
Rutlsdes Nv lying Oh Bsdoes Island, bound for Liver
pos called at a United statss Marhas oes and gavs
Information at the crew Of his ship had rsvotsd and
refused to proceed sea- and he also solicited assistance
to qusn the mutiny Ases.dingly Deputy Marshal Hor
ton and assistants to small 49, 49, Ara went down to
the weasel Having BOARDED the ship they succeeded In
securing three Of the musneess and putting them IN
irons just they had completed the task ave of the
drew their sheath knives and threatened to ssugh
ter Captain snds and oncer Horton, Who notwihstsnd
ing the odds against them, instantly attached the
men, and. after short but severe 6ght, overpowered
them and succeeded In placing them also In irons Cap
tain sands and Mr. Horton Of opinion that the mutt
had fully determined to kin them BOTH and IL is
due to their courage and activity that the despersdoes
were foed In this design The dve that made the
murderous decentralization were brought up TO the city
and lodged In the First ward station house Their
are George Smith, Joseph Clark George Price, James
Collins and James Smith, and they win be brought be-
fore the Marshal tsday, when the whole affair win be
Investigated Captain sands has not preferred COM
plant against the three Of his who FIRST put In
irons, a. he iatsnds taking them to sea with him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
B.oohlyn City Intelligence.


FIRE AND SERIOUS ACCIDENTS A FIRE broke out in the
basement OF No 6b Myrtle avenue about 10 O'Clock on
Saturday night bot the flames were soon extnRushed
without causing materirl damage
On the return homeward Engines Nos /, and 4, and
Hook and LADDER Truck No l, all gooing down Fulton
street together, member Of No. who had hold of the
rope, was trpped and FELL and Of the machines
passed over him. His name is John Kramer His inju-
res are Of serious character and fears entertain
cd that he cam u recover
man belonging TO Engine Company No. L WAS also
run but his hurts not considered dangerous
Engine Company No. 10, which proceeded down Court
serest TO their house into by the company At
tached to the rope Of Truck No and tine spokes Of the
engines wheels wersplntered In sequence Stones
were subsequently thrown at No. 19's house by the
SAME party (who said to belong another apparatus
now out OF service and the Chief Engineer of the de-
resulted.
Wnkn MoR1ALry.-The returns Of mortality for the
Wees sncv total Of 102 deaths fro all causes.
these 70 died Of cholera 81 Of cholera nfantum II
Of cholera morbus Is of darrhca Of dysentery Of
mara. mus, OF consumption, Of convulsiops, &C. OF
the b number 90 males and II females and OF
these SO ere adults and 90 children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
m, ,neseic NTa.ceIl.rv.

Mrs. Martha A. II. Moore, wife of Mr. william Moore,
highly respectable hn chanic in Petersburg va com.
mitted suicide in that " on the morning Of the 2sth
inst we learn from the xfess She shot herself with
a double barrelled gun II Express says she has been
for about twelve months to temporary Ats Of de-
rapgement, caused by illness AID delicate health
VIM Avery died at the Boston Y unatic Asylum, the
LIST inst OF general paralysis his man has OF walked
fed himself spoken tor six years Nothing certain is
known Of him. but he Is supposed TO hA We been sailor
I'd between thirty eve and forty yearI o. age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
Stock Sales.

PmADnrHA Sept. 2.-(Rsportsd BY Keen Taylor }
trr Board-$l44 Lehigh 6s, 20, %; 81, 600 Read.
49, 1896 500 Pcnnsy lvanis SIS So 500 City RR 6s
RI, days SO; 10 shsMinehill RR, s5wn, 61X 200 L
Island RR, b6, 11S 100 New Creek Coal Company, tx
10 Pennsy lvana kR, 4sA 100 Reading RR, s5wn, 33E
100 Morris Canal cash tx; 20 Girsrd Bank, BIS, 12
Girard Bank, H. Mechanics Bank, 29X. After Board
400 Reading RR 332s 100 do, ss S33s II do, 331s,
Girard Bank, u; $500 City 6's, 49, Steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
T ELFG AP HIC
The Weather.

The long and drought, says the Newburyport,
yesterday morning LIST September by gentle n rain.
August We think has been the driest month known
here The whole quantity of rain during the month
only fourteen hundredths inch which all fell
in one shower during the first week of the month.
There not sprnkling any other day in the
month.
The New Bedford Mercury Of the Cd inst says
Another refreshing and fertzing raio gaddenei the
hearts Of all in this vicinity yesterday. The rain
enced at early hour Ia the morning and continued
iIah y but with little interruption til towards evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Rmpire ssmson Nantucket, Orlando Smith York seou
:rgton; Myers Cobb. Truro; Sasah Buck. 3ffsv
Ruttsr. IN whence; Bssj fanEa, Brown, Gioucssssr
J.nss .rratt Covs East Cambridge Mary Jane. Amss,
r.;sssnort; Lake, Lake. New Haven; John, Harris,
c.nasspsss' nnSs or,. .0.A's. s.'ni ., s.s
steamers C. sfNew York, Matthew, Boston; Osprey,
Wilsun, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
TELEG EAPHIC,

:. TIE WEATHER IN BOSTON.
BosToH, Sept 2, 1854.
heavy thuna,' shower, with copious rain, passed
over the city last nt To day ~ weather is clear
but most oppressively no.
THE WEATHER m WASHINGTON.
WA uScroS, Sept. 8, 1854.
It has been excessively hot In This city to day The
Thermometer sards at 90 degrees this venng ana there
are indications Of rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

The pflotboat Hall reports 31ft ult, of Barnegat
vessels masts projecting Of water they we're
stationary and probably attached TO some vessel
sunk; the ends were broker OF.
Bark & @oseph, So5 TONS nine years old built at Bal
timore has been sold here for $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
Obituary,

Mrs. LucRETIA WHEATLEY, the wife of Mr.. VIM.
Wheatley, one of the managers of the Arch street
theatre, Philadelphia died the 3lst ult., after
painful illness. Mrs. w. only SO years Of age.
City Hotel in Newark N. j., died few days since,
in Missouri, of cholera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THIs DAT
UN RISES ..,.......5 20 NOON SETS .......... 81
IN SETS. ...........e % HIGH WATER .......... SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

BOSTON, Sept 3-Arr ship Break o. Day, Liverpool Ia,
inst, with AL passengers steamer Granite State Bati
more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
The General Health.

Three cases of cholera reported in Troy the
18th inst.
ending the Goth ult, only Of which from yell
low fever.
Only twelve deaths occurred last week in Boston, and
the most Of those were reported in the early part Of the
week.
son of Mr.. Dillon (brother of Patrick Dillon, three
of whose family recently died Of cholera In Bartford)
choera He had paraksn very freely Of apples that
fallen prematuIey in an orchard near by This is the
only cholera in this city since the decease of
Mr.. Dillon's wife and tive daughters,
The Providence Journal of the LIST inst says that since
Wednesday there have been ten of cholera in that
city, and eight deaths.
The cholera has broken out at Catshii within two or
three days. among the better class of citizens and quite
panic prevails there The disease is unusually malg
nant.
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
The following the report Of the Charity Hospital for
the week ending on Saturday, the 26h instant, at
Discharge 274 Number remaining .7l3
ofthe deaths los from yellow fever, being in
crease OF 45 the previous week but learn that
the large majority of the of fever brought to the
hos pita either persons connected with
others equally exposed We hear Of very ia
private practice and they yield readily when taken in
time The increase OF deaths in the hospital last week
change of weather in the middle Of the week and it
should be remembered that most Of the patients in
the last stages of the diseases when that
tuition. So far we see occasion whate for alarm
TELEGR APHIC.
YELLOW FEVER AT GALVESTON, NEW ORLEANS,
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
BALTIMORE, Sept. g. 1854.
The yellow fever has assumed an cpl iemic form at
Galveston an also increasing in New Orleans.
Atssvannah, Wednesday, there werethrteen deaths
from this disease.
In Chareson Thursday, there were six deaths from
the fever The epidemic bad also appeared at Marietta,
Georgia.
CHOLERA IN PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, September g. 1854.
There have been fifty eight deaths from cholera since
the disease broke out here To day had three new
cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04


From the Sunday Courier, Sept 81.
TIE GREAT QUESTION OF THE DAY.
All parties are agreed upon one thing, for Won
der-snd that is, that whomever the Know No
things vote for this fall, will be elected to dead
certainty Hence II has become question Of vital
interest to know whom the Know Nothings will no.
inmate in their secret conclaves, for Governor and
Mayor. The two most prominent members 9th
great native American party yet named for the
Goyernership, are Judge Campbell and the Hon.
Thomas r. Whitney, at present assistant editor of
the True A,NericDn, of which Tom Picton Is tue
day Nc,cs and il be shou;t get the whig nomina-
tion, he would be as good as ei, cted Judge Camp
bell would also well, but I!cton says that his
assistant must be the man. The ca,dl' ates to the
ma are rather more and "a 'ac.
and Is more important officer than the O.. vernon
OF the State. Ex mayor Harper has been spc. ken
OF IN this connection. but he is too old fogyisL'
we suspect to be the favorte candidate Of the pro-
g'essive Know Nothipgs After ex Mayor Harder.
comes the Hon. Joe Savage, ex. Senator and a yerv
eAimable gentleman who stands well with the wings
Savage would be quite as well pleased with nomi.
nation for Congress from the Sixth distric,, where
there s another candidate, in the person of David
X. neeier, who might, II earnestly entreated, &C
opinion, he would be ~ good man for TIE Office as
we are likely to hear Of. Merwin r. Brewer is hold
ing his head pretty well up for the nomination, and
may get 1t, as he stands well with the wings; and
deep IN Know nottingham. There Is delight
ful stase OF uncertainty in regard to the MayoraIty,
at present, owing to the sacred, unbelievable.
and mysterious movements ef the Know Nothings.
There are two or three operators on the democrats
SIDE, who are going in for the Know Nothing vote,
but, their names md having been brought before the
public, we are not At liberty 10 mention them There
- one other name, too, among the wings which has
peen whispered In connection with the Mayoralty
which would excite strong symnathy with the wnrk
lrg clasees. We allude TO John n. Briggs Nobody
thinks y worth while to waste thought upon the
present incumbent Of the Office, who will be permit
Genin having returned from his rustcation on Long
Island, and isssued his proclamation confradictne
the rumors Of his failure, We shall loon have some
thing In regard to him In connection with the |
Mayoralty; his friends not all asleep we imagine
On the whole, and taking II all together our local
AID State politics are in most interesting and ne
hsr positien, and we shall not kno who's who |
@ lSS5 before the end of next month.