New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

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Hardware. WATERMAN s. BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
J. M, RELr q Co, Front between Grayisr and
CHAs. e. GAMES Co. 90 Magazine and 40 Gravier sts
Hotels Magazine, between Grayer and Nstchez
streets. gs7 435H
Jewelry-HrpE s. dooDaIcH Of Canal and Royal
streets. ,ss5ls3S
Musical Instruments-M. FEHREEnacH, III Canal st.
can Old Merchant" writing to the NewYork
Herald, speaking Of the dearth of gold says
sit has got among the Germans who make and save
and had all tbs gold Of California and Australia and
exported the Germans would be bonnd to have
and keep it until they rich enough to spend
\, in she,r IA men ,t or wouid tel
old stockings and what they would feel more how much
they hurt themselves perhaps soe good might be done
have been bank director for twenty years, and
thought the specie had gone to Europe Tonight to have
known better; but now my eyes are opened"
CAMELs FOR THE ARaY.-The recommenda-
ton of the Secretary of War to employ cames for the
purposes Of army transportation to meet with great
being capable of substing food than that
qured for horses, and doing longer without water
considered peculiarly adapted to Western region
where large tracts must be trayersed which afford
water and scanty herbage. The only doubt have
heard suggested is whether their feet would stand ths
various changes incident to climate and enable them
to pass through mud and dangerous streams c
water.
A TRACE OF THE CRY OK GLAsGow.-A relic
of this lost steapscket has been picked up the coas
of Ireland correspondent of the Mail at Cambelton
states that while herd-boy walking along the shor
at Bslockgar he picked up portion of the boz Of yes
sell which had in large gded characters not muei
defaced City Of Glasgow and in the Let Glas
will
seen of the noble vessel H..
The CONSULAR DIFFICULTY IN PARAGUAY
New York correspondent OF the Pennsylvania state
that Mr. Clement Il. Hopkins, brother of Col Hopkins
Paraguay, and hero Of the fare up with the asthori
ties there had arrived from Rio Janero in the bark Sara
Nichols, which reached New York on the 21st.
Mr Hopkins describes the general feel ng among th
Paraguayans against los Yankees" generally very un
friendly How the quarrel between his brother and th
Government is going to end he says he not guess
| The CHIEF GRAIN PoRr OF THE WORLD
The Chicago Press says that thorough investigation
tabishes the supremacy of Chicago grain port owe
all other ports of the world According to its caculao
the grain exports Of Chicago exceed those Of New York
393 bushels those Of St. Louis by than tw
hundred and fifty per cen those of Milwaukee nearly fol
hundred per Turning to the great granares of El
Chicago nearly doubles st. Petersburgh and
| aaatz and Ibraila combined 5,4o6,72T bushels.
DESPERATE AFFRAY.--An affray occurred yer
terday says Memphis Eagle Of the 2ls at Goodman
Ferry five miles from Memphis, on the Big Creek roa
between Squire Roark and John O. Bolton and - He'll
which resulted in all being wounded the two latter
severely. Helm shot at Roark, and then knocked hi
| down and beat him over the head with pistol Roar
however arose. and with knife stabbed both the other
ripping out Helms bowels that he is not expected
recover For Bolton though he is badly wounded the
| are some hopes.
STAGE LINE FROM sT. LOUIS TO SAN FRA,
csco-Gres efforts being made to carry out thu pr
ject Of establishing line of daily stages between St Lou
and San Francisco. 1t is also estimated that the
will have to be divided into hundred and fifty st
tions twelve miles apart with stable and ten horses
each station to cost about $5 500 monthly They expe
| to run the distance in about twelve days.
The RA1LRoAD.--We learn from the most n
liable authority, says the Port Gibson Herald tn
on Monday New Years Day the steamwhistle of the
engine will be sounded at the Port Gibson Depot al
that on that day the will commence running throul
from Port Gibson to Grand Gulf, The bridge over h
bayou is completed, and the raising of the tresle
the bridge is going on at rapid rate The grad
will be entirely completed in day or two. So there
scarcely doubt that the conveniences of the road will
experienced to the fullest extent in short time.
i A BUILDING FOR LABoRERs. model bull
ing has just been erected Osborne Place Boston, whi
is intended the of the aborng class
The Times says:
The tonements supplied with every necessary CT
4 | veniencs The rooms small to be sure, but "
handy. There is kitchen, sitting room and one or
sleeping rooms plenty of closet room, entry room ant
very snug place for water closet for each family
Cochuate wnter is supplied to each kitchen The n
Of these tenements is 50 50 the lower floor to
per.week the other floors, rent to be paid weekly
A dispatch of the 22d from Buffalo says:
We have intelligence of considerable suffering amt
the crews different vessels ice bound in Lake Erie
Maiden and between Point Ru Pelee and the shere III
= a | are supposed to be suffering from hunger.
i. Flags of distress flying from many Of them All
forts to get them through the ice have as
( proved unavaing Means are now being taken TO rea
i | them In small boats 5# FIJI
j PsYCHoLoaIzED BY WATCH SPRING.--At
recent conference at No. 553 Broadway NewYork Mr.
L G. Pray related singular case, showing the power
f mental Impression the physical system. II
y while lifting day heard singular sound apparer
proceeding from his chest He thought there must b
rupture of of the thoracic vscera and immeda
= became poweress. He carried home and for Il
months was under the hands Of physician after VIII
s he felt able to move about little On getting up, he
his WATCH which he had laid asids when he had hui