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IhE NEW BANNER,-The flag adopted by the Republic
Of Lower California consists of three dyonsred white
aud red running horizontally In the white division are
two stars
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-, A herman IN New York, named Lindenmuller,
h fsepS restaurant in Chatham street adYertises
't ne VIII give dinners to his poor countrymen arabs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

GENUINE HEIpsEcK CHAmAGSE.--By reference to an
advertisement in another column it will be that the
agency for this choice brand of champagne has been con-
ferred upon R. f Nichols Co.. of Ne 94 Camp street
and that they ready to furnish it New York prices
We know the Heidsieck Champagne by representation
aud experience, and should be happy to give word
that Mr. Nichols has the genuine article That however
yet able to do only from the authority of his
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

HI he ~ D. ". Wright has been arrested at Pei
ing to his church s :" S'"is iauy oeiong-
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HE SHORT RouTx THROUGH Mexico TO SAN FRANcsco
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun writes from
Washington on the 18th as follows:
The Mexican Ocean Mail Company have laid before
Congress statement of their plans and objects from
which it appears that they will be prepared to trans
port mails and passengers in sixteen or eighteen DAYS
rom New YORK to San Francisco by way Of their over
route frem Vera Cruz to Acapulco Passengers from
Ii this company should carry independent mail they
VIII prove to the present mail contractors on this route
snecnre and reduce the postage receipts to nominal
sum They will probably take the British Australian
mail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

Miss MISS julia Dean and Mr. George Jamison
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DAN RcE's.That youthful son of Momus little Jimmy
Reynolds takes benefit this evening He will be as
sisted by the French Troupe and number of friends
who have volunteered in his behalf We trust he will
find large audience present upon the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

AHsIvALs-our Northern friends fast focking into
town and making all places bright with the pleasautness
of their countensnces We under great obligations
to them for generous assistance furnished during the
epidemic of the last summer and of are under
obligations to them for personal favors extended while
travelling in the Nerth.
We reminded of these matters by the appearance
in Office, yesterday of Col ohds the popular and en-
ergetic proprietor Of the International Hotel at Niagara
Falls and Mr Maine of the Syracuse House at Syracuse,
New York We trust that these gentlemen will be able to
ause themselves during their stay in city ard go
back with agreeable impressions of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

AWFUL MupER In MoBnE--The Register of the 25th
says:
Yesterday morning the manged body of Richard Erwin
shoemaker was found in his little workshopon st Fran
els street. just above Conception with twenty trenched
gashes on his head, the least death to natures
The Coroner s. G. Stramer, held an inquest but no.
thing ELECTED likely detect the psrperator Of the
foul deed
Poor Ervin-a we knew him well,-was quiet. uoffep
siFe man and his murderer will surely hear an accusing
spirit telling his guilt trumpet tonguedn
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=, inc personal and real property in the State
OF Georgia is estimated at $320uo0 60O ~ WV N''"'0
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HARrER's MAeAziNE,-We are indebted to J. O. Morgan
for the January number of Harpers Magazns-in all
important respects similar to its predecessors and as
fresh as though fire had not singed its fortunes
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in California, NH1f"HS1s PaollsAea
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&, Inc merchants of Baltimore have contributed
eshonia to the reseaers of the crew and
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Mr. Geo C. Dunwel purser of the steamship Pampero
has our thanks for California papers
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Winter CLOTHING,

--- ST'isstea" Clothing,
SELLING OFF TO LIQUIDATE.
SHERMAN & PERSONS
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canal. n o.
isS Now is the time to get your supply Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
as We ara offering stock OF NEW GOODS at extremely
RED UCED PRICES
on account Liquidation assortment soplets in evarv
aPpertaining 10 Gsntlsmsns Wardrobe.
Super BLACK CLOTH FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
New Style FANCY CLOTH wINDREs;
PLAIN CASHMERE PALToEs;
OPERA CLoAKS;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS:
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Super BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS.
EB- An elegant lot Of
FANCY SILK cRAvATs AID GENTS FURNISHING GOODS;
uNDERsHIRTs
DRAWERS;
GLOVES;
sUsPENDERs;
LINEN HANDRERcHTEFs, etc.
LINEN BOSOM SKIRTS, from sl2 to sso Der Dozan
EB Our Goods will be thsruy howp mus. be .a ox inn
medlatsy. Call Rnd examine a.
SHERMAN l. PERSONS,
lhhe -Pl9Isoa 2tW Magazine street. Canal. n
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An EXTRAORDINARY PAssAGE--The ship James M Hicks
Captain Latham left Antwerp the 24th ult and ar
rived at the bar the 3D. and inside the bar on the ESD
inst.
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Mas.pey's .1FagaSissc
FOR JANUARY,


j. G. MoRGANis,
Exchange Place,
CONTENTS!
A WORD OF APOLOGY "n
TIE ITALIAN SISTERS. By G. p R. Jalnoe Esq
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE. BY John s. C. Abbott
TWO COUSINS,
FLOWER BELLS,
THE SPIRIT VISION. By Maunsell B. Field.
THE NEWCoAES. MEMOIRS OF A MOST RESPECTABLE AM
LILY By W. NJ Thaakeray Chapter which Mr. Gives,
sehoo Days arc over Chapter VIlIMu Neveone Home "a
small early party). Chapter 1X--AIisa Hone yman's
DUTCH AND ENGLISH INTERCOURSE WITH JAPAN
THE LIFE ESTATE.
RICHARD BRINsLEY SHERIDAN. BY Georss GiIhllap
FORGIVENESS RETURN
THE TEAIPTREsS.
THE PORTRAIT
SOCIAL CUSTOMS OF BTTTTANY-CoURTSHIP AND MAR
RAGE-RAGING AND WRESTLING.
THE SWORD OF MAULEY.
THE PUBLIC CAREER OF TALLEYRASD
STORIES OF THE HUGUENoTs
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS TABLE.
r,rrp ADV, ,o,,,la,s EDITORS DRAWER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-27

KjNRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT By
n Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, No. 8 St. Charles street
TESTIM0NIALS;
ro Nelson please let whether YOU will r.s yor
oil languages IN the Kentucky Military Institute '' Nna"
,t,.,. wa, E. w. MORGAN, Joint Supsrintenaent
with, and gentleman in all his conduct = ~ ever met
,to,.f,,. NJ Prof NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville
ohseur Nelson by one The ssbo
% Ags a speaking French Spanish with elegance and mn
rlys" Louisville Journal. - - 's"'e' 'hi Pu
M system well adapted for neng learners into the roysess NJ
time IN spanish ana English Languages very space o
we have had personal opportunities Judging Of Prof NJ and @
nseleGonsy recommend him and of s Eys n
True Delta = -" P"' NV pfAc'ee IN. U.
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DrNqs, .VTedtctaes, Esexftsn.e,.u. "a.

The subscriber snid repectfqlly call the attention
fantars, Physans snd tanien to his well
comprising article in hia line busnesB, which on
edannesSn, will be qsnd EREsH AND GENUINE During
viii be found a ths with all the popular Was
snch as CONGRESS- BLUE LICK Rooms nnpied nm
reasonable tens with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMIST
eoui.Ef hiiIEhS, ETC. THOMAS RANKIN,
sp daWyR Druggist and Apothecar. Camp nd e
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8. ". .Mo0dy's SHIRTS.

TRY THEM.
E HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR ~ and upward.
warranted it, beautifully .owu and bsttons that viii never
Of.
The entirely new stock Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
selected the North by s. N MOODY from the ion. Ia
onercd at poPortonney lew prices all figures
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLE
Home Mandatory of SHIRT COLLARS cRAyATs NEcKTIEs
UNDEk GARMENTS, and every description Of Nesdlewotk
EB' Copy the address
y. N. MooDY,s
Formerly of LEIGHTON L co,sa
n. o. SHIRT AND GENTLEMES's FURNISHING EMPORIUM
lah28 st3p Corner Of Canal st. Exchange Place
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sa Chance to Purchase
GOATS,
AND ALL HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING.


II U U A rs,
AND ALT, HEAVY wTyTpp rr oruY,rc
k5r AT VERY row ppIrrs =,
r. u D n n MI TT At n n
~ ~ ~ " ,
On siagazne st' corner OF Graver.
10" i inc As'on'Ion OF persons IN want of the above
h " 'S IRE ehahee onered by u.s. There 10 no humbug
We ~ 70 close on the stock now on haad, if low
prices can dot. or - -
Coah ONE '4ND I'LL.
TWO THOUSAND oyERCoATs-sl kinds
ONE THousANDR R. c. AND D. B. VESTS.
THREE HUNDRED BLACK AND BLUE CToTH croAxs
$500 ,.ALso....
BU1S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
OF EVERY DEsrRrpr1n,
Ex- The fnnlenuo stock kent =, NH, ..,.h,iIs. st.,
please parties perhaps better than any other Mana, l.
l, al, w p0' NHo" very nucn fedneedD We hope
The stock consists, in ,.di,io, IN n. o,ou. :,
EvFRy STyIF MI T T,Is " VIC nooye, 81
VOGUE, AND FURNISHING coopc l'tf'iN' NJ" IN
~ AZ 49, 49,, S S,JI,s,
Affixed MUNR0F CO.,
l1lzt ee2p y" - Magazine street, Gravisr.
Reduction of Primes
p g. IT, REITT V O. ~
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- ---',N=@--- u hORGAN.
GENUINE HEIDSIECK co. CHAnpAGyEs
" The suhBebe having appointed by Me.srs edecE
Go TO succeed Nh EngleI the Initial State
for the sale of their Wines who this busness
liy calls alteration to the sulned card CRASIER ABFS
New York january l. 1856 = '"'
CARDMr CHARLES ENGLER, heretofore Sole Aysn N. ~.
sse OF our CHAMPAGNE in the United
We beg 70 inform you that have appointed Mssars
b1 IN his stead to be Sos agents and Importers brand in e
United S!ataa "' 81" Ae
We shall no,t,,.
IoJment OF the pronntn which American u0b nsns
nave accorded brand and for this purpose shall send 10 an
agus none but such Wines wilt fully
Which the same has attained in your market. F
support claim enabled
shed brand IN It's pure and genuine quality simply bit
1h stse winch we beg call
The lIEIDSlEGk co. brand
States now nearly thirty by the Messrg Hedak ~
wards Salmon 4 = 7'HA'VN' Ae
When 1884 tho old firm dissolved senior partner alan. ave
eeeaea s business occupying the premises him aIso Nv
express hlfnaion led the privilege retaining Iins;y
possession Of the Vineyards cellars, the late n4rtn,
our present t like immediate and
therefore sole of this hrand, s'''''s "hu
Ne would bat add that in distinguish our marx from s
sniar orG and prevent frauds initato.s the nnm AZ NM
III n VIII h9 found on tbs Rb on the lesn cs
ana around tue orks No other house vls Il
me same under which our brand originally INTRODUCED md became
Known IN Tue United statea We have the honor 10 DO
Your 0bdt
1Nht'' +seeioetl 10 1000 HElDSlECK co. |
The subscribers being appointed South West an ina
ABOVE celebrated vines constantly supplied in quarts |
Pnss when they otter to the trade at New York prices
;,,n- s.. r. +. NICHOLS d co. I
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GARDNER SMITHS SALES.
Shelby College, SheibyUilte, Kg.

pEARD, j. A. & MAY, Auctioneers, Ap
E-s prnissrs, etc.. 8 Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
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EB Slightly damaged the importation, will be sold
at GREAT BARGAINS, at
a GUION'S,
james 4pqw Corner of ST. Charles and Canal streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-26

there has not been any interruption 10 the relations DO.
tween the Ambassador OF the Emperor aud the Ottoman
Porte IL appears that the incident alluded
oil exceptions taken to the adopted by the Otto
man Government for tho expulsion OF the Hellenic sub,
jects established In the Turkish Empire.
ut was FOR the Dvan to judge who the persons
whose presence might might be considered dam
gerous II, upon this OCCASION Government Of the
Emperor thought right offer advice IL not to
transform into religious question Of public safety Such
was the sense OF the Instructions which the
sent to Constsntinople il informed Of the
resolution adopted by the Forte
THE Russian Government has thought proper to with
draw the ere9uaar the Consuls OF France aud England
at ST. Petersburg, In communicating this resolution to
the Consul OF her BtAnic Majesty Count Nesserodo Of
iered to that agent his passport while he announced to
NJ do Castillon that the Emperor Nicholas authorized
Government refused accept the benefit OF the differ
enee OF treatment which the Russian Cabinet wished
establish between tho Cousuls Of the two allied powers
post"
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Supreme Court of the United States.

TUESDAY, May 2S 1854.
No. 81. John rs Hugh Maxwell Erro, ~
cut court OF the United States the southern dric,
YORK MI Justice Curtis delivered the opinion
ing The Judgement OF the said circuit this cause wifi
No. los Mary Barney David Saunders e, al Apn..i
the cirel court Of United states for Of Coumb
Justice TT delivered The opinion court reyer.In a.
decree OF the said Circuit cause a. 10 ne ab
residue. ~ " 's - as " '''e
NO lo Daniel T. SouhArd 81 NJ. Gilbert @ Russell A,
peal from the circuit Of the United Knturk
justice Nelson delivered the opinion court airing 49,
decree OF the said circuit with coats ~
No %! Thirion MaiNard Il al Cornelius W Iawrenr. =,
TOR 10 the circuit court Of the United the souh. Az
ct OF New York Mr. Justice delivered the oinon
cause, with costs. '' N'-'' !" 'h'
No 81 Louis d. Gamache ct al Francois Pouvpo IF nj
error TO the supreme Of the Missouri NJ
Ctron delivered the opinion OF this ng the
OF the SAD supreme court 10 thi, cause, costs
No &c Cross, Hobson Co., Edward Harrison E,,o, ~
ne circuit court Of the United
New York. Mr. Justice delivered the opnion 90
Affirming the Judgement Of the said circuit court In MI
with " :" '"'' cause
No i95 David Hail. assne. OF John Hoover. use or "a
at'd man, palnH In error, Thomas On
Mr Rsyedy johnson, jr this writ was docketed
dismissed with 49, O'As'eu ant
Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-26

The delegates and visitors in attendance upon the late
religious convention in this city have nearly all departed
aud our streets have resumed their accustomed
ance Sabbath evening eloquent farewell discourse
was preached by Assistant Bishop Johns at ST. Paul's
church-iollowed by few appropriate and feeling re.
marks by the venerable Bishop Meade-and Yesterday
scarcely member Of the learned and pous BODY who
with their families ard friends had gracsd our city, the
greater portion OF the week, was left among u.s. MANY
had departed for their homes-but considerable por
ton hau avaied themselves Of the polite invitation of the
President OF the Va and Tenn railroad for an sion
10 its terminus on the Allegheny The business of the
convention was conducted with much harmony courtesy
aud dignity and Impressive religious services were he
in ST Paurs aud the Second Presbyterian Church. morn
ing, noon and night Of each day and Sunday in all the
Protestant churches of the city. The solemn ordinances
OF confirmation, ordination and the communion were as
administered on that day in ST. Pulls We are gratifed
to perceive that time touches with gentle hand the ven-
erahe and beloved Bishop of the church. and that years
usefulness and christian enjoyment yet in store for
him.-LynehJug Pirginian, Nay 90.
Yesterday the South Side railroad was opened to Pam,
pl'nsin Appomattox, thirty miles below Lynchburc-
Passengers came through by coaches this place.
wing little after o'clock. Owing some accident on
the Danvlie road the train from Richmond failed to con-
meet and as consequence received no mail from that
direction BY the way, these accidents on the Danville
road are OF rather too frequent for the public
convenience. Once week. regularly of late the Rich
mond mail has failed to arrive.-B.
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RICHMOND MARkETs. NAV q,

RICHA0ND AARKEIs, MAr rs.
s,nSSs, SoNew Mountain cured hog round, i.s etc,
Smuned, l.2ai0; Baltimore Sides l-2 4: Should.
es $780, ais; Joles Ia l.2; cents.
arge and dull at 10 a IS cents.
CoFFEE-Rio 10 1 2 a ~; Laruyra II n 10. Jaw.
CORN MEAL-soaso cents.
=. ISL. NO., . Aaekerel o lie; tho latter
Gross Gas lie, as to quality No. Mscterel Sac y
{ fLoUR-lloldes Arm at IS l.e.
GUANO-t60 l.2 cash.
GRAlNS-Beans, white, 81 per bushcl
Corn 7Sa76 cents per bushel
Oat, %0a42 I cts per bushcl
Peas, blackeye, 81 1-2 cts per bushcl
Rye. 90 cts per bushel-wanted.
whEAT-Tho mills have stopped grinding for the sea
son, and but little Offering. Prices nominal w.
hAf-Northern selling at 81 the wharf In do.
akoNNpig Sso 40 per ton, except in small parcels
swedss fioo; Tredegar and Eng sh refined 90 co. Com
"In English 10 a 10; up country bar 7oa76.
LARD-In bbls IL, kegs IL IL l.e cents.
LuABkR-PlanA, inch ses; l l.9 do $95; 1 ID do
Seoag2 l's; do l2 l-2als; "a do 1000. Weather
soarans sla igals according to quality. scantlng
gnn Flooring, rough, tlsaso. Tobacco Box Boards But
ohwood, eeasooo So Poplar 2oae6.o0; Susquehanna,
III, inch lesisoo. White Pine, No. l, So a 40 White
fine, NO 2SaS20O. Joist Timber 1900 Lathe. worth
l2o per N. for rven; l76 for sawed Shingles fair
article worth 4eoa4.7o per n, supply moderate with
LloU0RS-whiskey, Richmond, RectiRed. SO cents
cash-demand good Tuscaloosa boaeO cents Cincinnati,
rectd, much wanted, SO; Old Family Rye, a: Rich
ardsons Old Family, 49, Richardson's No. rs: Bmsard
ners Old Rye, IS; onondaga Family 10; Onondsge No
l., 40 Mountain, 60as6; Brandy. common Imitation
SsaiOc; common 4th proof, 46a8Oc, cash; Otard Du.
puys, Is s-4a6 Hennessy, ss s.4ab; Pinet Co. saaa
40; Apple, 46a76c. Gin, American common, sfasec.
Holland, sl.lOal.20c. N. + Rum, 87a3sc
LIVE sroCk:-tJ Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle,
s46oas6 gross; Hogs 5000 to 81 nett; Sheep ss to-
- nett Lambs Is to $3.50 nett
AoLASSES.-New Orleans, 22 q csc; Cuba 90 laa
csc.
PLAsTER-Lump Sig. Ground 80.
SALr-From wharf ls5al90 from store leoase
SUGARS-N Orleans 4 a 8 l.2 cents; Porto Rico
lie 0 cents AVN" ieo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-26

CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATION the New York Her
aid OF the 2Ih gather the following summary of the
latest intelligence from California.
By the arrival Of the steamship United States at New
Orleans in possession OF adyices from California
the LIST Of May. The miners in the ourishng
condition aud the othe yield gold more stter-
ing than ever The markets dull prices being
ly representations selling twelve dollars per bar.
rel The ship Golden Fleece aud the bark Walter ClAI
had been toshy wrecked in the harbor San Fran
By the explosion Of the steamer Gazele on the
Columbia IiTrr, Oregon twenty five persons killed
and thirty others dangerously wounded. II will be
membeIed that the Mexican CONSUL at San Francisco
had been arrested charged with violating the neutrality
laws in ensting TO proceed to Lower California. He
has been found guilty. but recommended mercy. Mr.
Dillon, the French Consul, refused testify the case
and arrested for his contumacy. He subsequently,
struck his Tag and declared he would raise again
until ordered by his There is something
very singular in the OF the French on the Pa
cihc of Mexico Some years siIce Count Rousset
lie Boubon suddenly appeared in Sonora with band OF
Frenchmeo raised his standard, and commenced sort
Tee light with any party that opposed him. lie flourish
ed for increasing considerable attention in the public
MINI but nay faded Since then Intervals
heard of French influences work all about that regiou
and We finally lind the representative Of that nation
gagged in hllbusering enterprises and striving
the impression that his government authorizes will
SANCTION such conduct We observe that the steamship
Sonora reached Panama the sth iust after an uneI
Impled run OF iorty-seven days from New York. The
clipper ship Flying Cloud had arrived out from this port
IN the quickest time yet made between Che places
The steamship Illinois left Aspinwa the 18th instant
with the mails four hundred passengers and nearly mil
ion OF treasure freight She will probably arrive in
this city TO day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-26

NAnnED-Jordan Fox free colored rogue, who made
MS escape from Mr. Potts. on Tuesday night after he
arrested him in the furniture store in which he il mariner
with Mr. Jones arrested again. by officer
Irwin, aud WILL doubtless be before his Honor to
render an account for his presence in the store on The
night in question.
He was detected while in the act OF secreng himself
between two sofas.
While Mr. Potts was locking the door, having hold of
geniorsly drew his from the aud made of The
coat remained with Mr.. Pc G and being searched was
found to contain Foxs register which proved the mos.
eecua rncas to lead to the fellows identity and appre-
hension.