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lilly Of Mr.. u L. calcote by Grey Msdoc, and Mr. Glib
sons colt by Montgomery
Avery pretty start made, but at the first turn the
horses took their positions, Mr. Ghotards in the cad
Dr. Gibson's second and Mr. Cscoe's in the rear
Of day light between each On the back stretch the
made play at the bay colt and tapped him, while
gather made brush at the beautiful lilly before them
For few seconds all three well together bat MI
Chotards y cast the others off at the half mile and
darted ahead nor was she again Down me
lead three four lengths accomplishing the mile IN
1:5sh and making decidedly most beautiful run for
two year old and IN . slow track
SUMMARY. X
PHARsALIA COURSE, Nov. 17,--Asssociatiop
Purse $500; heats of one mile, three best in five
for all horses. Entrance ten per cent, added to
the purse:
W. y Minors CHI g., own brother to verifer sal
A. i. Bingaman's CHI. s. Joe Blackburn, by
Time 1:51a-15Oa--1.5
SAME Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES,
two years old--one mile out. Subscription
$100; half forfeit; three subscribers
r. Chotards CHI. f. by John Black dam by Pacific
]. Mccanerty's Ct, Gibson's) b. g, BY Montgomery,
dam by the get Of Mercury .....s
John Kennedy's q. L. Cacote's) 6. f., by Gray +.
Medoc, dam by Stakeholder. !
Time 1888.
For the 18th Lecomte was the only entry-four mile
MISREPRESENTATION purse $500 sweepstake for three
years olds was to of for subscription purse o.
sseotwo mile heats Col Minors lie Roi by Belshazzsr
and Ricardo by Voucher bay FLY of Col Benjamin's BY
Bundle and Co. and John Turnbuls Nahaeokee by Glen
zoe, were the entries
We quote from the Natchez Courier
We are informed by gentleman just from
Natchez that Lecomte galloped over the track
without competition, as was expected, and that
Capt. Minors colt, by Belshazzar, took ths
sweepstakes prize easily. The time we have moi
1 laarned
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ssu tbs National Etns.
Mr. souIe's Case.

# WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.--The Union, in its is
sue Of to-day, announces positively that Louis
Napoleon has Withdrawn the order excluding
Mr.. soule from France. The editor presumes
that the affair will be satisfactorily arranged.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.--Corn has been in active
request to-day at easy prices, but not quotable
lower. Sales of 81 900 bushels were made al
81 to 92c per bushel. Pork has slightly i'm
proved, with sales of Mess at $l2 62a TO $s12 75
per Dbl
Ohio River-Markets.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 18, P. M--The river here is
still falling with scant 81 inches water in thu
channel
CINCINNATI, Nov 18.--The river here is now
very low and still falling. Flour is dull at ~
65 to 81 rs per Dbl Whisky is frmer, with
sales at 30a to 34ac per gallon. 5 Z. k
4, LOUISVILLE, Nov is, Night. The river here
is still falling slowly.
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRK, Nov 20.-The Flour market here
is firm, with sales of Ohio at IS 68a to 80 06l
per Dbl Pork has been in active request, and
prices have advanced 12ac per Dbl. Sales Of
Mess at $12 rs to $12 s7a per Dbl. Lard is
steady at 104 to 1850 per Id, in bb1s. NewOr-
leans Sugar is in fair request at $50 per lb.
Ohio River Markets.
PIrTsBuRGH, Nov. 2o.--The river here is still
falling, with two feet ten inches water in the
channel.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2o-The river here has
risen two inches during the last twenty-fou1
hours, and is still rising slowly. The Money
market is improving Flour is steady, with
sales at ST. 65 to ~ 70 per Dbl. Green Meats
are selling at So for Hams, 40 for Sides, and 81
per Id for Shoulders, with 3 fair demand
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20. The river here is still
falling slowly. The number of hogs killed il
the pork houses here, 50 far, this season, il
$4,000.
PrrTsBuRaH, Nov. 20, Night The river here
is still falling, with seant two feet seven nchei
water in the channel
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Amasem eats This Rsening.

4 ORLEANS THEATRE.--ss La Favorite" will be
repeated at the Frenoh Theatre this with the
cast before, Owing to the indsposition Of Madame
Lageo Panterre the Hugenots' in which she was to
have made her debut here last evening, postponed
aud will not be performed until Thursday evening. s
PLAoIDE's VARIETIES. The Ravel troupe,
whose performances have drawn the most crowded and
fashionable houses Of the season. appear again this
ing with Mile Yrca Matthias in her favorite dsncesthe
piece called Jeannette and Jeannot and the magnif
cent spectacle entitled Asphodeln
. DAN RroE --ts The Heart of Mid Lothian z
viii be played this evening, with Miss Champion Mads
Wildre The Butchers Dog Of Client will conclude
ARMoRY HAIL.-West and Peel's original
Campbell Mnstres-a long and choice programme of ne
gro melodies, hurlesque, and comic songs, &c.
VANucHfs MUSEUM -Wax Figures, Statuary
and Curosities, 81 St. Charles ST. .4g5
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E0sht0nabee E'dJt and Winter
Clothing.

FasIst0aabse F'alt and Winter
Clothing.
LEIGHTON BARB0T,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
Es Have just per steamships Pbadsipha Star Of The
South other arrivals from their Mandatory Park
Place, New York, superior assortment of
Fine Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
especially the Retail Trade guaranteed be
bes. workmanship and latent style, comprising
FR0CK AND DRESS COATS.
Black, Olive, Brown, Blue, Amsa etc., etc.
SINGLE BREASTED SAC FRoCKs, AND PALTOS
Black, Brown, Olive, Blue, etc.
BUSINESS COATS.
Plaid Cashmere Mixed csorsd Twesds every quality styles
ts 0vERCOATs.
Black and Csorod Cloths, Pilot Cloth and PetershAm.
ANITA LO0NS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere Black Doesk very qua
VESTS.
Black SILK and Satin Plain and Fgd Single
Black Cloth and Veiye Single and Double Fancy
mere and Velvet, Single and Double Breasted.
DRESSING AND MORNING ROBES
Rich Gashmore Mouslin De Lane and Cotton,
FUR HING G. o ODS
| UNDER SHIRTS, sUsPENDERs.
SILK AND MERINo SHIRTS, HANDKERcHEFs M-..
THEATRICAL TIGHTS PERFUMERY
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE, LADIES' UNDER SHIRTS,
ENGLISH SOCKS, LADIES' DRAWERS
SILK SOCKS, ANGOLA SHIRTS,
CRAyATS, ANGOLA DRAWERS
SCARFS, PATENT MERINo WRAPPERS
GLOVES, tJourh's) BOYS, SHIRTS AND SOCKS.
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
Ey Special attention paid to this department.
perfect all 2dp.f
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G. Ebert Kingsbury, late confidential clerk
in the watch and jewelry establishment of Gruynet &
Co., NewYork has been arrested on charges of embeza
cling three thousand dollars worth of goods and Of
being concerned in burglary the night of the 9th u
which occasion twenty thousand dollars worth goods
stolen from the store of his employers He confessed
the embezziement A few months ago the accused was
sent to California by his employers with forty thousand
dollars worth Of goods and had invariably transacted
their business with such fathfulnes that they placed in
him the most implicit confidence
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4 MOBILE lTEMs.-Manager Field opened the
dramatic season at the Mobile Theater last night
Mr.. w H. Whitaker, Jr., met with accident
Saturday morning last in Mobile by the accidental dis
charge Of his the charge decorating his foot in
rible manner.
The Advertiser Of Sunday has the following:
Coroner Straler held inquest yesterday upon the
kim and returned verdict that deceased to his
death by wound received from gun in the hands OF
Jas. Malone minor aged eighteen years It appears
that the negro had run and pursued by
persons among when Malone and being called upon
to yield himself deceased sprang forward il with the
intention OF assaulting the boy who fred and killed him
Malone surrendered himself to the Coroner and his
being examined before Justices Court by Squire Butts
decision of justfabe homicide was rendered The mat
ter was then passed to the Coroner who rendered the
above verdict This affair the railroad route
locality known Oushla''
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Photographed to Daily Crescent.
1,p thf SaufbrrM Linz.


NewYork Governorship Clarke Elected.
NEwYoRK. Nov is, r. M.--The official returns
of the election in this State are received. They
show that Clarke is elected Governor by ma
jority over Seymour of 277 votes
Raymonds majority for Lieutenant Governor
amounts nearly to 10000.
Robbery of Bank.
new YoRK, Nov. 18.-The Bank of Winches-
ter, Connecticut, was opened last night and the
vaults were robbed Of $4,000.
NewYork Cotton Market.
DIRK, Nov. 18--There has been only q
moderate demand for cotton to-day in the
market here, prices remaining without any
change Of moment.
Mobile Mail Boat-Market.
MOBILE, Nov. 20-The mail boat Oregon,
from Neworleans, got aground this morning at
Grants Pass, and did not arrive here till
o'clock this afternoon. She left at P. N, on
her return to NewOrleans.
The demand for Cotton is active to-day and
prices are steady.
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coNTINUaD NAIL IRREGULARITIES.

II. y ,-o,,,;oed at,;u at,nant ~ the difTieu,ty
,,.sx 81, tba postmast4r General and the South
~ ,,,,;,,a I,a;,rcaa nounanv CONCERNING the
,y.,,sr,ortat;on ~ tbe mai has not vet taken
x,lacs IN, ~ cont;nua ia suffer from irregular
Has i fraanent and meg ceptional as to de-
.,.,.. ~ orol;t IL I carta;n racnlaritv For
fnliv month ,,aat there has not been q single
mail Il tl,is oitv from York as late
4 sor,a ,,s,,;oas 4bree. saur and even
So IS hsan ,el,;n,, hand foreinp u to
,a1,, ,,,,o III laor, n and paners ths
10 - III ar,eaton ~ am news. Corresnon.
\ dance tbat should have arrived an the lat has
beer, siaIaved Il sbe 1Oth ana We received the
N IN +, iii ~ M lit vesta,f,av
Il what tba i,,tar4;o,,a af tba Postmaster Gene
al act,,a,lv arc n i ;rnnoss;bla q find ont Hs
.,ossesses M great mn silitv for characterization
a. Nesse,r rode ~ Mettsrnch and. seemingly.
caraa "a l;ttla te intereats he was annointed
10 supervise as it is possible for man to do. Il
wa fan believe the statements Of the South Car
ol;na journals. he has made proposals and re-
celyed proposals With lie dexterity Of q finished
coquette he has published ultimatums as nu-
mero1,s "A lie Austrian Cabinet advanced il
his NEGOTIATIONS and then suddenly retreated to
4 position anterior to the one from which he
started but never once has lie committed him
selg 10 The possibility Of bringing his diplomacy
to Il conclusion. 35l
Itnag be that the South Carolina Railroad
Company is somewhat exorbitant in it's demands.
Corporations are legally described as without
souls, and usually prove the correctness of the
definition BY their conduct. The South Caro-
lima Company are able to do for the Govern
ment that which the Government wishes to have
done, and which no one else can do, Naturally
( enough they apply the law Of patents to this,
their exclusive ability, and refuse TO exercise II
without a round equivalent.
The propriety Of the course pursued by the
Post-office Department ID not 90 apparent.
There Is no mail route in the country Of equal
Importance, and therefore no ore that should be
50 well regulated. The miserable manner in
which the service has been performed during
years past affords no reason for the continuance
Of such conduct, ror ought the long sutferina
character Of our people to be wrenched into d
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ii ~ "a 81 Al az $50 ss,afs fs,S n YOU

4 ssS,s i IN your
AssisSaS. 2irSSa ia srsSSas 81 fSalists general
sSSsnMx SSnsssS "a fsie hfends will certify g
tie NfStSnt Ill thesSsines, and oause them 70 pc
mi Ala VI AZ HSenture it may BE- Instrumental
81 T9aSssng existing doubts, and II convincing g
that spirits vho once inhabited hsa mortal mortal
Bodies still live, and can ana 40 no,u inter-
course with the inhabitants Of the earth
while the above was written, the phosphorus
,;c,,t WAS "a strong that we could all Of us see
the hand and every mark made On th sl paper q
be In fhe time sny of us could have written it,
and and was then handed to one Of US We then re-
aresied that we might be allowed to touch the
spirit hand insanity i passed to the head q
The circle, and while still holding the Lighted
naper, passed around and shook hands with Az !;
The skeptic and the believer alike received the
proHered hand 1t was perfect hand. /, at least
is perfect lis our own. It was as tanginle any al
as real as human hand, and yet We had the
most unmistakeable proofs that u was not
human.
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The REcIPRooITY TREATY.-The

The RECIPROCITY TREATY. THE Secretary of
the Treasury has issued the following instructions to
Collectors of Customs in carrying out the Reciprocity
Treaty: o
l. On entry at your port for consumption of fsh of
the description mentioned and due payment of the duties
thereon, you Will give the owner Importer agent
tached specifying the and nation of the vessel or
other vehicle the date of the entry the place from
whence arriving with the quantity and description of tho
fish.
q Should the parties desire to warehouse under bond
you will permit the to be done in accordance with
existing provisions of law the subject taking care to
give such particulars of the Transaction in the bond
to show the true object of the obligation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

Nearly every ship arriving upon our shores
from Europe reports having passengers by cholera
Among the vessels lately arrived at New York the
ships ooosawette of Savannah from Bremen which lost
twenty three of her passengers and the Canton fon
Antwerp which lost twenty
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CANCERS ouaHD.--Dr. Frazee has the homo

CANCERS CURED.--Dr. Frazee has the honor
inform the public that prepared ts
disease; and he will uARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when yalogan be seriously Affected
the sufferer may relief with
affections invited visit Consultations
As evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence in his
treatment Dr. r. will undertake every pre-
aented and make charge until the patient Patients
cured whout the the knife Twenty Dollars
mail will package Of The CANCER SPECIFIC
directions for Address DR. FRAZER.
np1l 3piy oRoo. SO 81. Charles str Of.
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James Ames was recently tried at Accomac,
va for the murder of his stepfather and found guilty
of murder In the second degree The court sentenced
him to eighteen years Imprisonment in the psnitentiay
He was defended by the Hon Henry A. Wise.
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lasp Dc Southtrn Zinc
LARGE Fire ia New York.

Large Fire in New York.
NEW York, Nov 20--Judson's Hotel, on
Broadway, in this city, was destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss is stated at 100000.
New York Markets.
New YoRK, Nov 20-The demand for Cotton
here is limited to-day, and prices are tending
downward. Buyers holding back, waiting for
later news from Europe by the steamers Her.
mann and Canada, now abeut due. Flour is in
good request. and prices are firm at rs 6S4 to
SO per Dbl for Ohio brands.
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Considerable uneasiness is felt at the Navy
Department in Washington respecting the soopofwar
Albany, which left Aspinwal tho 2Sth ut, for New
York, and has NOT since been heard from.
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and Bresssels Carpetis,o

R q D q c ED PRIC.Es. ..
F In order to reduce pre,en large soek Of VELVET ia,
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, now selling them al
sconsderabe reduction Of prices.
pnrchsiers examine the styles patterns mostly
now, ad ordered direct from English
We have nao hand very large OF THREEPLY
MEDALLION, ToURNAY, WEEToS other CARPET; Cocoa
and CHINA MATTING TABLE PIANO COVERS at all pees
and in varsity DRUGGET CIR MB CLOTHS;
WINDOW SHADES, of all sizes prices STAIR RODS
CLOTH RUGS MATswhith mar fet prcs
mo 2p6t A. BROussEAU & CO % Chartras al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

A fire occurred in Brooklyn on the morning Of
the 18th, which destroyed eight ten dwelling houses
Loss about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

A young gentleman went to sleep in. Balti-
the other night with lighted cigar in his mouth
and returning to consciousness found that he had
nearly burned up the bed as well as himself
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Batts. soirees. Concerts, etc.

tB The large eesneaioas ROOM MASONIC HALL
which up expressly for pnec every
venienee for BALLS, solREEs, CONCERTS LECTURES.
apply the os Of the Grand Secretary the build
ing Of 81. Charles and Psrade atfsst, spm
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lg- v. HERMAN is candidate to repre-
sent the Fourth Representative District State Legislature vic.
Hon. Thos. McKson, resigned. pso 70
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PHARsAL1A (NATcHEz) RACES.

THIRD DAY.-The third days racing over the
Pharsalia Course on the 10th was very interest
ing. The Courier, from which we gather our in
formation, says that the attendance was not
large, but that great many ladies were pre-
sent and enjoyed the sport. The track was
heavier with dust than on the previous day, and
gave promise Of any thing but quick time
There were three entries: Col. Bingaman's Tom
G46fn, Capt. Minors Biiou and Gen. Wells'e
Horapipe.
The first heat is easily described. Tom took
the lead and held it throughout; Bijou made
several efforts to push by, but failed each
time, Hornpipe merely saved his distance.
The horses cooled off we'll, Ho,apipe showing
less the effect Of the exercise than either of the
others. His rider had saved him as much as
possible, barring the distress natural upon run
ming athird mile, where the leading horse ac-
complished it in 494
The second heat was similar to the first Tom
led all the way, Byou occasionally making
Intellectual plays at him. Hornpipe came up to
the FLY once, but couldn't hold his ground
SUMMARY
PHARsALIA CouRsE, .Natcles, Nov. Is .-Asso-
citation Purse $500; heats of three miles, for all
horses !: entrance money 10 per cent added to
the purse
A. &. Biuganan's oh G. Tom AfcGtfin by Rufan,
dam La Baochante, years old. ...5............I l
", ]. Miners br f. Bists by Sovereign dam Bracelet
by Eclipse, years old... q 2
= Welis'agr b Io,r'pipe, ewn brother to Rgadoon
years old -. .,.......t......S 3
TIME:
First Heat. Second Heat. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

l9- STATE LEG1sLATURE-Ca Capt. JOHN A.
1AuEs candidate to the F Representative
the State Legislature resignation Hon. NJ
Summers. LII
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1t will be seen by card in another column
that William Redington and Paul have established
themselves in the vicinity of Placides Theate where
they ready to concoct strong drinks In the most ap
proved manner and from first class material
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

A young man named Ella Faison shot himself
accidentally Lagrange Tenn the 10th inst He
lived but q short time
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Credit Sale of the Entire Stock Of MIR. L. Roumeu,
account Of Liquidation.
BY B. r.. SYKES.
Floor OIL Cloths.

az We have on hand large assortment OF FLOOR CLOTHS
the best and ordinary qualities from three
wido which we cut to suit hail. oa,r
70 purchasers anusaa advantages quality price.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS, DOOR MATS WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc. etc
J. D. CAMERON u co, IS Chartre.
n9D 2plw 4 aa and OF r,Jo,., :.
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TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER q. 1854.

- Ths Proprietors Of the Crescent viii pay bi'
ontracfsd by any person except Mr.. y o. NixoE o. hi
ssrittan authority 800. aa.
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A fire occurred on the 10th inst at Montrose,
Pa which destroyed buildings and other property the
amount Of about $50 ooe
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CONGRESSIONAL DoeuaENT-We are indebted
10 Hon. Mr. slide for Report Of the Senate COMMITTEES
the Sickness and Mortality board Emigrant Ships
Iteontains much valuable inforation drawn from vari-
sources Dr. Cartwright, Of this city contributed
largely to tho published matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

azs- JULES LAyEReNE, Esq, is Candidate
for she State Senate fill The vacancy by resignation
the Hon. ]. A. Brand. f'-H ssh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

Silks, MANTmLAs, ETC. p. & b. Reilly,
corner of Canal and Royal Streets opened their winter
stock Of dry goods yesterday comprising every
able style Of dress goods mantas and dry goods in
general The reputation of the firm is better known.
perhaps, for its quality of linens but will not be found
inferior in respect to their other materials.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

The NAL. DIFFICULTY SETTLED-The Charles
ton Standard of the 18th says:
g Col A. O. Andrews, who recently visited the city Of
Washington on mission from the Chamber of Com
merce to bling about 1t possible adjustment of diff
cuties in reference to the transportation Of the mail
returned the evening before last having been entirely
successful His representations the Chief of the Post
office Department have succeeded in assuring him of the
indispensable necessity at present of that service by
present means OF conveyance and in consideration
this necessity the conditions required by the Railroad
Company have been entirely complied with. Col An
rews seems to be impressed with the belief that Judge
Campbell is sincerely soicous to be just in the admins
tration Of his onerons and responsible otflce'
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By tbt Maternal Lint.
Steamboats, Passing,

VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 20.-The steamboats, q. NJ,
Wright and Huntsville No 2 passed here this
afternoon, bound for Neworleans-the former
at 8, and the latter at O'Clock.
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The clerk of the steamer Aleonia has our
thanks for late ST. Louis and Memphis papers.