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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

In Heath, Michigan, James b, Clements, in
fit of madness, killed his father q man Of seventy
wears
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Ex- Governor Duyall, of Florida, died in
Washington on the night of the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

DR.. George @. Shattuck. distinguished ply
sician of Boston, died in that city on the morn
ing of the 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Ker Boyd, a distinguished citizen of South
Carolina, died at Columbia, 8. g., on the 10Th,
aged 6S years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

The committee Of investigation relative to
the Crystal Palace, have reported that the AS
sociation owes about $4,000, and that the
loss by the exhibition, this year, is over $i19,-
Oo0-about 1884 per day. 1t appears that the
company has sunk its whole capital, $3.50 900:
all its receipts, about $3.50 900; and IS in debt
$170, ,000-total, 81, ,039 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Donald G. Mitchell has resigned the Consulate
at Venice.
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=-=-
Court GossIr-The Empress of France has
rival Louis has been smitten with the
charms of On English lady named Slnead. At
the last ball given at the Tuileries-which, by
the way, cost the CITY yt25 ,OOD-tha Empernr
paid her so much attention that the Empress
has forbidden her admission to the Tuileries
A letter writer in describing the condueror
Miss Smead) says:
ssShe is the most thoroughly, perfectly beau
hful woman have ever seen, either in Europe
or America. Her type is altogether English :
she has the fair complexion, the light hair. the
blue eyes, which characteristic Of the nation,
and triie of that em6onpoiat which a lady
may have to advantage, even at twenty one In
form. she is faultless. and in manners, she is a
model. Every one seemed to know the circum-
stances of the late Irritation at the palace, and
consequently when she walked, she was followed
by retinue; when she stopped, she was the
centre OF q dense group Of worshippers, and
when she sat, all circulation was rendered inn
possible, and the passages to and from her were
blocked up hopelessly She bore it with un-
broken equanimity, hardly noticing that she
was The object of an unusual remark; she had
learned that O beautiful woman is doubly beau
tiful when unaffectedly simple I have never
dreamed of such wonderful perfection; GER
tainly no painter has ever created, from the
depths of his imagination, and out of the unreal
suggestions Oh an inspired fancy, face SO
adorahly lovely; there is not another like IT,
except, perhaps, in Gircassia or at Baltimore
Heigh ho The Empress had good reason to be
=s~.-- 100 nAAs''A0
SOCIAL FoLLIEs IN PAR1s.-A French Coun.
tess, more anxious for eclat than for sound
esteem, has undertaken to re.introduce the
fashion of receiving visitors in bed. Her honr
is five o'clock in the afternoon. In the morn
ing she dimes out, perhaps. or ia ENGAGED in
some bit of friyolity, but. returning home and
taking bath, coouettishly attires bersaIf in n
fashionable toilet de nuit. and then. after the
manner of Madame de Pompadour. lies abed
under a magnificent canopv. with a white satin
coverlet, and chats with persons callinc ma
fashion was one of the worst Of the werst aos
that ever was, perbaps: and it was If. and
similar folles, that led to the atrocities Of the
first French revolution. AS vet, we believe. the
Countess is alone in the attempt to reproduce
this fashion But Paris is full Of women. with
wealth, rank and position, ready to do ANYTHING
that will make them notorious; and. therefore
it is not improbable that receptions in bed mny
yet become all the rage. Will any of our New
York ladies venture on so vast a departure from
decorum' 1t is the weakness of our Miss Poti-
phars to initiate everything that is Partisan
but will they go quite so far as this We think
not. And yet, after the schottiseh, and some
other dances that we used TO see in society. even
the Pompadonr style of reception is not impos
sible, but may become us fashionable as Pompa-
dour pink itself
-==-==
SINGULAR aFFAIR.-C Charles Ahrents, belong
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HfOR LIVERPO0L.--Th A / fast sail -.
u lug Bfiah ship John MCKENZIE, Cspt Dane, ksksES
VIII nave immediate dispatch For hasnea Of freight, app
STEWART d co. street,
nh6 or 80 GIFFREY 4 LOWELL lie Common al
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VOLUME VII
NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK. The fast sailing IN
bark MARY, Captain Mclean, having a inrgo portion
engagod will have quick Dispatch balance
appy 70 PRICE, FROST Il CO, Teh0upoulna st.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

A resolution has unanimously passed the Le-
gislature of Kentucky, recommending Congress
to pass the act creating the rank of lieutenant
General in the army Of the United States, for
the purpose Of comforting said title upon Major
General Winfield Scott. A resolution was also
passed condoling with South Carolina and Mas
sachusetts upoa the death Of John G. Calhoun
and Daniel Webster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

KHOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail -
NJ ing hnk OLIVE Anthony, msste ,ne-
the GREATER part Of her
uih4 T. r. ROBINSON. rs Bnrf pirea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

We learn from the Raleigh IN. CO. Star that
man named ]. Brockweu murdered J. Davis
at Chapel Hill, in that State, on the 18th inst.
Brockwell, who is q worthless, drunken fellow,
went to Daviss house and used offensive language
to Davis, who requested him to go away, and
attempted to eject him from the house upon his
refusing to go; wheTeupon Brockwel drew his
knife and inflicted several wounds, killing him
instantly. Davis was highly respectable me-
chanic, and q member of the Methodist Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

FOR BOSTON-fRegular Line Of -
Packets 1.-The regular packet ship THOs. PEH-SahnhKp
KTNH, Higgins MASTER having nearly cargo engaged win
have quick dispatch.
mhf3 W. HYNSON. Sb 1sar1p
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PHILADELPHIA.

ESOR PHILADELPHIA--(He Heron &Mar- .gsSS.
Tins Line )The new packet brig d. MALONY, &ALhS
Weldon nearly n her 10 hds
Sugar to Ill up, for freight Of which apply 10 -
Inh23 = e.. W. iIYNsoN 40 Cam, s.,se.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

ETOR LIVERPOOL A / fast sail s5sssSS
h iog B,itsh ahip MARY CARSON, captaia hIls Ea44S
e@ pang and ~ have quick dpatrh For balance Tslg1I
Afftyt ELLIOTT. ADAMS Il Co. eS C fayer street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

FOR BOsTON-(R Regular Line Of. ssN
Il .)-The II regular packet TENARO SAAAs
James Baro having alarge
nh9s ~ : " % asrG Y e HyNsnT TAee, n fssp faspp,ao "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Ets0R LIVERPOOL,-Tb new i .sssSs
M fast sailing Amsrcan ship STEPHEN GLOVER. SAMTS
Captain baltey "a iaadng, Immediate dsstn
For freight of 5000 bhs Flour, apply '
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rur pHssHsV eppty . lhe CAplhln On Isosfh mill
#IsOR LIVERPDOL--Th staunch, wen .;zEsSs
found British bark CHAMPION, Captain Cochrans fAkE
WIN base prompt Dispatch For freight ntply1o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH gz 1854.
SUNDRIES SUNDRIES.

rESALLOW-6 bbls Tallow just received and
u FOR sals BY A. DELAGRAyEa Co., II Magastne NH
RsEEF-3O0 barrels Mess and Extra Mess.
a-D For saio by S.H. KENNEDY CO., ,-
mhlo !. II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

GUNNY BAGS-30O bales extra heavy, 70
Ag sale to arrive by B.H. KENNEDY Il CO.,
mh2Q aha1anifa LIZ
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REEF-300 bbls Mess and Extra Mess, land.
L. L.sad \ ing and for sale by s.H. KENNEDY d CO..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

FLOR BOSTON 81 Regular Line Of. ssssS
a PacSats THE packet bark SILLIus VIM q. &AAEP
seaale MASTER is loading and will have dapach Fo
tsbas GEO. W. HYNsoN 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

+ HARD CASE. The last Romney Is. ca Ar
gus contained an advertisement offering re-
ward of $50 for the apprehension of John A.
Kline, who absconded from Hampshire county
about the 23d of February. taking with him
the We o. MIR. John Wolfe. Mrs W. is the
mother Of three children, the youngest of which
is an infant about seven weeks old, which she
left at home in the cradlel They took one of
Mr. Wolfe's horses to go off on. Mr. Wolfe
offers the $50 for the apprehension Of Kline; he
offers nothing for catching Mrs. Wolfe, as he
deems himself fortunate in getting rid Of her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

ElSoR LIVERPOOL THE A fast sail aas5ssS
ins American ship ELyIRA OWEN, Captain lSs4lSsks 2
oweh now loading and will have patch fe. Il
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To sai THIS WEEK. m -
f0R PHILADELPHIA Merchants slEszSS
Line lIhe very fast sailing packet brig DAVID g. SAAH
BRDW Donglnss mater having nearly cargo engsged
VIII sal a. above FOR freight Of tho bulk Of hds Sugar
sage hayng accommodations apply board
opposite the Beef Market Second Diatrict or to fe
BAKER sTETsoN Apents IN PbnJsinS, ' y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

hiSOR LEEARPOOL.-Th A / fast sail .5gsN
=, ing AInerfssp ablp EDWARD STANLEY, Capt SAAA
konasnn y loading and will have Immediate dpainh
freight Of b0b balea Cotton, apply to
j. Z. WHITNEY 4 co. 6i Camp st.
Form aaupJp ptntha Jrapta .oar
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BOSTON.

EyOR BOSTON-Pear & Co. line Of -
PscketsThe regular packet LUCY, Reddipg S4Ax
having nearly a will
mhl3 GEO. W. HYNSnN. Garin ntrnai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

E{S0R LIVERP00L.--The fine frst-class IN
tist sailing BitIah ship EuDOCIA, Captain Doane
h now losing and viii have Immediate dispatch. For freight
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HULL.
GENOA.
TRTESTE.

NOR TRI lest E--The fast sailing ~
Ill american ship QUEBEC Captain Geo. T. Emeron,
shptch. For freight of 400 bales Cotton, apply
Mhss J. Fl. AsHBRIDGE CO. 6s 81. charlep street
ElsOR TRIESTE.---The Al fast sailing assN
d american bark y0I.ANT, Capt sears loading SsAg
and will haye qnk dispatch Fortnight Of 800 bales Cotton,
]. p. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp
EB For passage apply thu Captain hoard. ianl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

NssoR LIVERPOOL fine A | at ssssssSN
LoyJa fast smiling British ship JESSIE NJ UNN, SAAA
Ca Dnese T. nov loading aud vii hays Immediate dispatch
JP. WHIfNEY& CO. 81 Camp 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27
81 ECRET DISEASES--OfficeT

tsy EUhET UISEASES-Uffi 1Ib Customhouse
strest between Dauphin and Bourbon soetsDR JAMES
would respectfully call she attention strangers have
eltaed Character
N It's most appalling om that they obtain certain and
speedy without the Mercury Baaa other
Poisonous Drug from three days. any nconye
nenee by the newly discovered Remedies can only
procured om himself and upon trial they do car
Of in all the many they nave
which incarabe by Physicians
Since Dr. ames has introduced these cy e
that have the theae Remedes moi
enc instance produced but effected perfect
ares and in order that Tho afflicted avail
newly and truly providenal discoveries
nenty in this city Private Roes re
M, PM. R1rt,1
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HIS0R LIVERPOOL. The fine fast sail ~
n ing American ahp MALARAR, Capt Croker ia SAIAfS
9@ eang, and viii hAse Immediate Dispatch. sagt q 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

NOR LIVERPOOL. u Takes no GRAIN ,issssSS
The fast sailing American ship sOLDAN, CAM.
loading and ~ aye quick Dispatch. freight sppy
TT For pasags apply 10 The capan ID board 'AR Rhns IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Es0R P0RTSMOUTH--(Pa Passage only ~
The last sailing ship sTeMGs1tf, Capt Howes 49,
having all her epgad ll have nefato dispatch Fu
ianas y ''fs J.P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ptreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

PETER MAXWELL d co. SO slagasine at
or to J.P- WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 Camp
nVpIy To ths G5ausain taoari
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Vuswo HUNDRED FINE HoRsEss,a

H. FOR sAIEpR ELLIOTT; at the Gothic Stables xassgSR
a on hand and Tor asies reasonable 81 YW
line hoRsE hi.h several Fine Matches Buggy
iirsas Puehase weGd do we'll to call 6
GOTHIC STABLES running from Union Perdo street
b4iara purchasing where 1850
mh2f DIR. ELLIOTT. .yetarnarv suryaon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

IGOR LIVERPOOL, The British bark -
NAOMI, Captain Wright is now oading and viii
nave quick dispatch For heavy gh Cotsoo a1nIY
-. ELLIOTT, ADAMS 4 CO., -. "
lnhtb to CIV shX IL II.tls 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

~ CRYSTAL PALACE, NEw YoRK, lss4:
The Jury awarded MEDAL o. LEIGHTON co. for she,
FPREMuM SHIRTS late Exhibition; also 8.nO+a5 s,en
tior for tue SEWING ofthe ss,ne
E full supply always Old Stand of O. LEIGHTON
CO., corner 81. Charles Canal street.
ES- SHIRTS made to IN EpERY STYLE nhlo lptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

NOR PHILADELPHIA--( Merchants ssaeSS,
Linz 1.-THE fast sailing packet GEO MAA
a1cs " ssadder master win have dispatch
board opposite Beef Market, Disct, or to
p.,,,, !. - BoGERT, WILLIAMS q CO., 10 Camp street.
DhnEIs q bIhisONp Agents in Philadelphia mhq0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

~ LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES BELTS SUPPORTERS
LACE STOCKINGS, etc, ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE.
In the these
CATION Important TO avail Genuine
which in all NUMBER SEW
ENTY, and observs the seho5 INV
SHERMAN. 70 St. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

@ In company with Che Eibls We found a da-
guerreotype Of hdy-beyondi question the
mother Of that SON, the giser of that book. As
we gazed on the placid features, we could not
but think these beautiful lines were placed there
by her whose image was now before us. Her
own fond and pious heart had made this gift.
and sought an expression of maternal love in
these lines. A pious mothers blessing with
such a gift r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

n EMoNs AND oRANG Es--Landing this
IA day from Palermo Giovanni, Batssa Market
100 ehtice Sicily Lemons, and 1900 % do ORANGES,
Also, 50 tons BIRTHSTONE. For sals by
mhl a Cf,9
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SoR LIVERP00L--lTa Takes no Grain. ! -
~. Tss fsss sailing American ahip MARCIA o. SAAGe
patch. For freight, apply to
]. p WHITNEY Il CO., 81 campu.rset
apflyt thafa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

EiNOR LIVERPoO A l at Lloyd's IN
1 fast smiling Briti4h ship CARI9LANUs, Captain
Rnind ehding viii have quick Hpach so
fhias Cotton, apply to J. p. WHITNEY a CO. 81 Camp
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,0h ~ LiVERPoOL.-( Takes no Grain .sfsS
Ihe o. Lmgds fas. sailing British ahip sARAHSAS
a EMMA Captain Davis having all heavy freight On 5oad
& 4E# ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY, % Camp etraet n
s.rr erto z. WHITNEY B. co. 81 Camp street.
q tha( (snnnu uhna.l .-Ita
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usOR ERP0OL--{ Takes no Grain ~
an 'ss h 4 iss. calling American ahiP MOUNTAIN. AxI
For freight Of scc baIes Cotton apply Il ~ a iapAHh.
i. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27
LIpERPOOE.

WIN sal on THURSDAY, soth inst.
1sUk LlVERP0O OL--{ Passage Only D.. IN
~, Ssv & very superior American nip sE6RGEa
a. sbove For passage only having magnificent
sor ten apply 10 the Captain board opposte tho
nh97 GIFFNKY ~ YnyErr IA r,.,.n,.. ..-L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

WHISKY--250 bbls. Raw, high proof,
Wv landing from steamboat Grsnd Turk. FOR sale BY
mill JOSEPH Lands CO.. 90 TshoupitouIas s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

HttOE LIVERPOOL. The A fast sail -
~ ing American fhip ESSEX, Captain Weleh having
balance Of freight apPly 70 f@''A "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

Agents ewia' mandatory Philadelphia Chrome
Green and Yelo dry and IN oil Chinese Blue
lion; Pure Lamp Bsek Ccre Spanish Brown
Litharge, Red Lead, etc.e f'''p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-27

N AILS-500 kegs, Agawam brand, good as
i VI sortment for sale BY s. H. KENNEDY &1Co ~
LIZ ,raha.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.

IsBUMAS CoNDUcr Ar SEA.-The British brig Lamont
from Havre bound TO Quebec with ons hundred and SIX
teen passengers in good health put into this port on Saur
day for stores Captain Stephenson reports 18th inst
in lat 400 32 Ion. 69o "a spoke schooner H. Curtis Of
Boston steering SOUTH who refused to assist being
entirely out Of provisions at the time 18th ns in lat
.oo 29 on 100 lO boarded bark Reindeer of NewYork,
from London for Pbadephia As days out, who supplied
with provisions.
y.cHr RACE FROM PoRI RICHMOND TO FoRr DIA-
xosD.-A yacht race took place Friday from Port
Richmond Staten Island TO a stakeboa about two miles
below Fort Diamond in the Lower Bay. The race WAS
for purse of $50 by the Fulton which made the
distance Of twenty miles in three hours thiry'hye
miru
KILLED AT SEA.-Arthur Mahan seaman on board
the clppersbip Jacob Bell, which arrived Saturday
morning from Shanghai, accidentally killed on the
Sd Of July. He fell from the crossack yard to the deck
lie was native of Worcester, Mass.
N,u,Nr RrG.IrA-This affair of in capital style
on Friday For the rs. race for boats of 2 tuns and up
ward there were IL entries distance ten miles and back
prizes silver pitcher valued at 500, worth s5O and
a 49, spy.glass The winners wore: Surprise 3h 7!n.;
Young America 3h 10 m; Hunminy Bird Sh HIM.
The next race five miles and back, had is entries Przes
$50 cup, SIS spyglass, and els compass won D!
the Whip III. 3sm. CharaGe, H. 47lm wave lu' o'n.
THE CRY OF GLAsGow.-THe Philadelphia NortA
Aarcoa publishes the report Of the captain OF the British
bark Brons Bride in reference TO falling in with ches'
with the initials c. T. and the words of City oil Gas
"sow &C.. and appends TO it the following paragraph;
The sgen of tie line in this city, Samuel Smith ESD,
doubt as TO the of this story from
ne mprobabty Of vessel being near enough TO reaa
the inscription and yet not pick up such an Interesting
relic of the missing steamship The head board seen could
moi have belonged to the City of Gasgow as sue had
rome The initials the chest agree with those o one OF
the ordinary seamen bosTd-George Baker.
FIsHERMrS RELr1sLD.- The BHsf0E 1'rdte4er learns
that tho acting British Consul in Boston, Mr. Elliott has
received communication from the Government of New
P-unswick stating that the schooner Ellen OF Salisbury
Mass seized for breach Of the fishing laws, has been
ubora.ed This is owing to the exertons of Mr. Elliott
and il an instance Of good feeling on the part OF our eso
pial neghbors which the Reciprocity treaty s'e'
into effect will tend to increase.
ARRIVAL Oh THE L. s STEAMSHIP SAY J.cINIo.-Ins
T. = steamship San Jacino, Captain strioi,nS, arvel
A. Ro,o on saturday She sailed from pha Tor
cruise in the Baltic but owing to some sslt disarrsne
ment in her machinery she put in for repairs ana now
lies OF the Navy Yard. Captain C. h. stnbhns Is IN
Command
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1854

It's row nearly four weeks since there las been sny
rain here; the streets are ike sshtesps, especially
the rosd 20 TIE beach Well- anl cis.erns are giTrs
GU: all over tke city. FIRE here nov would cause
awful destruction among the wooden WALL OF tbs o'tF
With its streets twenty feet wide.
TIE Boone Family Of children tive a. I'"rn;ie
Concluded several Of their eXtil ton
TIE Arltric1n actress Mn. N,ereody, gisss che az
her shaksperear Readings st the Ocean tails this
evening
The Germanians sEe diseodr.i1g Their enchantnc
Eusie at the principal hotels, a. usual.
Friyolity coquetry, idlsness oungng, talAss no,.-
sense, and display Of dress and eqUpage reign ui.
umphant; but many OF these human butterflies vi,
PASS away with as brief existence IS the winged
ones and then where will he their satisfaction
The extensive Fort Adsms is row guarded ~ bat
taliou consisting Of one man Cannot the Greytowr
authorities come on and seize il as indemnity for the
past and s,caTity for the future
FtFtlt .
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
lNrPDERS.

MURDER ~ STRsCUsL.-On Thursday morning iIsi the
body Matthew Jordan found IN the amberyard OF
Messrs Clifford Cotton, situated At the corner Of james
and Pearsts. Upon examination, large quantity OF
blood was discovered between the towpath and yard,
with here ard there drppngs OF blood the way lead
ing 70 the yard The body had marks upon 1t, with
the exception OF the gh side OF he face which was com
pleely smashed In The Coroner held an inquest, but no
direct clue got to the perperat1r Suspicion attaches
to a Captain Of boat which went down the os~ego
Canal.
SUPPOSED MuRpEH.-Mr. Knight q wel.knowD En-
elihmsn weaver of bad habits who lived alone, save
. black woman who did his hOuse-keepng,l IN house
near the Young Ladies Institute in Pittsded Mass Eas
found dead il his dwelling wednesday morning One
of his arms broken and injuries were apparent
upon his head lie Is suppo,ed to have been murdered
and Il man who in about the house the night
before, Is suspected of the crime.
WuoIEsiLE DUTCBERT AT GREEyyTLLT.-TRe B06th
Trbunc has been shown letter from Greenville Butler
County, which states hat in general melee on Monday
last Felix GaJTd had his throat cut and died the day
after J. Williams and John Caldwell were both cut up
shookiDely, aud probably dead. and VIM. Williams
Frsnk GaTord and Henry Caldwell were all seriously
wounded.