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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

eLoBDFLLs sToRE-slsame Ner sugar. bills
rnolaaes Degsos Dpvs Aco bhd SaEst
Mnard vignaud 5y dcoa4 Laanas
HALL Fodd do George Shaw IL
10 do Marn.urgs do Mtenbergr ~ Brugurs3
MCal-5 doJ Bgrbridxs ace Landry
bis Boea Foley Ays49 do JDubst son-s6
Tbopson50 bbs mossses Beloe Acoso do, is hs
Tets oseiair Hayde32 do, 81 bhls
ant0 doP MpcrGfT bals cotton Oakey Hawknascndfies
order AS hhds S14 bb and 32G half bbs rnoiahssa
Fanny BuIlsf bds paper Stevens
col pkgs CPoger2s casks bacon % feleton4e
22 bbs pork Tchsl eo35 casks bacon Patteyon d
tobcco. cigars craawei4 books
Esio7 bbs w Benton &celeo pieces bag
ny 100 eo George Puekard cls0 b potatoes and
Torsnl0 pieces tagging Cuddy Cucber &e4 coils
oT Gh soyd27s pieces bagging Pope E.a aeo tsress
400 bba beef Taylor hsma Martin, Cobs9
casks 100 Hadden Latng
.opisees tagging HeNehols leather Rohesou Den
nett &e3s boxes cheese % kegs tr Adams 6eo9 bozeI
mustard Dudley Nelsonsdo dse Wrgh947 bbs apples
oniops potatoes Duffy co595 tagging Psrsls
IS Whitehead Csnbsa casks Ke Norton &eol7
bba apples Fod &cas0 urnlture Montgomsr51 eks
Beas tsces bans Wright &o67 bs candles, al
butter Dolson9 hhds Yoohie. Gzgs coo coils
10 bales ISL bales cotton Sney d5 do Luk
Cob do smiih Johnson seottTota, 1871 bales cotton
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
% bales cotton Anderson Metcalf2 Oakley Hawkn5 10
Harris Ao3 do Smith, Johnson so7 do Payne Harrison
kcos Bocknsr Stanton Newmau-I nndse Townend
Tompkns co aud sundnes 70 ordsr.
IA PASSENGERS.
Per ship Kssuth from Lvsrpoo44s Storage passeuger
whom died OF the passage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ALExANDRIA-stsamer Union bag potatoes NJ Cooper
I'M vi. s hbs. .saa as. ip / s
F sI aeo ''s''
Observation-Disclosures Fuonss cotton Robson Allen
Bnahanon, Carroll scoil Do Oakley HawAins
1s5 RSgssy Ras eo do Ar ~ do tFslssa
f ss hd.
bale. cotton, 6shhds sugar.
YAzoo uprasaa bes ssse Ward
Thornh Nielsen ss912ao Bys Wang.
ss
r. % sasss.ss s ,a 9sfss sse
y s " sa M ss.
Bogs Ayery43 do and "a half DO Felowss &co
i 10 bbls and S. hafbSs mo..sss sugar
se h s q s
Aagn,e ssadaa Ksr s.i do II ",
g II Sbs DageS pariye hhds sugar Beosa
24s hbis molssses.
DR. Bssty6s hhds sugar bbls
: Sa tSi Axsasa aga
$eoss do 81 shs molasss Dc - hhds sugar pra
&cois do is bbs noa.ss. ayde47 DO sugar
colo d. sugar Brand Lsndy-a Bar6ridgs
Roman to orderToa ss hhds 1871
bbla niolssass
~ 81 W ss sssa 5shs Wat e
ysssS Fasas Ia
Byne &eOss Carroll Pr.,Gs.d &os do sewitt
a.
q d as so Bss ass hSd
bbs Flower hhds Dsgelos Durye
rs do Willf Rawlns2s do Bubrdge del2 do Hail. Rod,
&co9 do Curry Personals bbs molssses Masprol00 half
bbis lime Alwgh9s sacks potstees
edTota ss bales 81 hhd. las bels ind 100 hal
bbs molsssss.
ST LouIssesmer sonora-44 bbls -four ogeby Maeaplay
sacks wheat pkgs md George Shaw
500 bb Hour Kennedy &co00 do Eager &eo50 half bb on
Keep Bard kcosG0 hbl Woodruff &co5o bbs whisky
Rusha26O asks &col0 coils Parmee
Broas Pope Ellison s50 bb apples Thompson
erces lard Rogers Mcclure o20 bhs apples Benton Aco3
do Msysr20 bhs -four orer29 bales cotton Curry Person
Cooper Scos Ysatman &co5 do Carter Seo4s
Gainss do 40 bIes tobacco Levy summsrssl head sheeI
/ 35 do cattle to orler--Total bales cotton.
hhds bacon. bhis pork Moore co $50 bb flour
bran Hewitt Norton &eo45 bl -four Eager keo2TS do II
tunips, key butter Horr sy &cot6 bb snd 100 ha
Bard &ooo bbis Dix &eo5g bbs whisky
Pine teo4s caks bacon Mcclure acol chest tools
Daley dco45a sacks Price Converse &co ls2 coils
Parmee Bro boxes miae Wright coasI sacks bran 200
$50 do Thop.cn52 bales hemp Kenneth Dix &c
bdls ssddle seks hhds tobacco RodewAd
Schmidt Acosuudries to order-Toa, 10 hhds tobacco
GRAND PRAIRIE-Steamsr Anna33 sugar Cazenaye-
do urquhartfG Edward Shift &co--l5
Is do 0yer25 bhE mclass Flowes &eos5 sacks Paud
Faloaae do Hall Kemp &eo2S do Paul Juge ills xeo72 saek
aoes Fernandez39 DO Grana-s0 do Yoang Medd-17
do Costa Royasandfa to orderIs hhds
| IS bbs nolasLes
Fanny SparhaNkeO hhds sugar
bblE moasses Beiofq hhds
y qaf b molasses bales Baui Landry-30
Duihst Son5n do Edward Shift 6eo24 hhds
knle do Lob Chhrpeniisr-S3 Auguslin Thbaut-a1
Kelly fIa2ier6 do Roman Ksuon-6 DO Laaax Rene-s5
50 bbs noass bossE Foley Ayefy56 IL hkd Trsz
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FROM LoBpE1L's sroRE-By The NeD Laond:
din and two daughtess, DR. Justine, c Moore
FROM ALExANDRn-By the Jean We5re:
Tding, child Mrs daughter r
Donae, MIR Lewis, Mr. Tobin, Mr. Taylor. H spumon.
FROM AsHroN-By the Gem
Espnoia, vsen Sheppard Hernandez Mr. Tntjn
Howard Llnna, Moval EOre, six nurses Of The How
ard Association.
FROM SHREvEroRr-By the Union: ... .a.ss.
Maddox children servant Chambers Mr. Feedk
an wbe N Mills j ".i-
FROM LouIsrILLE-Bg the Piota:
Fusier. CAV Desman Marlin, NJ Cannon Barny
home Elder Harvey Heiue M Smith, Bradley. Womaek,
] Campbell, G Lougane.
FROM VERA CRuz-By the Orizqba:
d Mr. sgs M sa'sR ss Hurt sas, sdss
sls F Fa =. VERSA ad Il on Capt Enrique
FROM BALIzE-By the .4nna:
Beyhi my Mrs salvan, Mrs King servant Mr..
sosSme n. 9Iaqha and Edy Mrs ppPsa NJ M
august e''n'' 'Dp' f'AA's' MI f'''S'' M
FROM ST. Lours-By The Edinburgh;
ssap Bryan,w Patch, W Brittou Mira Mortar.
NJ Klspman Spencer d. E ssham VIM Allen MI peBow s
Mr. Biiggs.
From G.LvEsroN-By the Perseverance:
Mrs amhonrae aud two daughters, Mrs Phelps secan
Ha child and Underwood and lady Mrs Adler
lady Fontan, sdy child; amy
Rsyer, Miss Rayer.
Mr. Wright and lady MIR Harper lady, Meggpion Wright
Mr. Emnons aad family Mr. Field family Miss Wells Miss
lis, MIRA Melville Mrs Smith, Mrs Shannon, MIR Bass Sya
Huntingdon Aessr Hau Gaha Shannon Perry Steele Hog
Whs Wells Hunton, Eastman, Tabor. Vaughn.
FRoM DosALDsoNvILE-By the Fanny Sparhatpk
LADY, Mr. Buchanan
Hieu. Miss Wsilman, Geeorie Brown Leche, D DE
blanc, Lurgeon, Begef Nj Fasiet Tsarsta Dormand
FahisqaGt Mrs. Rsne and daughter Dmone VILE Denim
Dnlry Little Reman, Darrausbuy, lady,
From ALkxANpRIA-By The Fulton:
Pennington daughter. Mr. Mann, clapp
children wilkinson, Mrs Dufio Dust M Daman
Henry Asnda Gray Miss Manda and Leyant
children Ross Hemm'ni Starr, Toiray Gutter
Small VIM, Onebay Col Fife knowles Capt
psll, Mr. ekham Small, W Ellis. Anhrsm Clary,
IL Kaye r Ruly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

MAIL RoBBER's CONFESSION. alias
Mcdonald who claimed to be natural son of Lord Byron
and who was recently convicted of throwing the off
the track of the Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad with the intention Of robbipg the mail
and who for this osnse sentenced to the Michigan
Penentiary for life has since his imprisonment made
disclosures and confessions that and Napier his CON-
Panion in erme robbed the mail the Michigan South
Railroad at the time Of its collision with the Michigan
Central Road fifteen months SINCE at the intersec-
ing point of the two roads he states that in order
reach the mails he crawed the dead and wounded
Napier has escaped and lied to England,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
4 MEXICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-TnE AMER

IN 1CAN ARTISTS UNION, would respectfully
States purpose
cuiyang the fine throughout country
of enabling family TO become of gallery
CRAVINGS the FIRST ARTISTS OF THE Age, they
Engrayings
thus only give employment large number oths
inspire eouuryman works of present
their when of sod
25OU60 GIFTS OF the o $i50,000.
purchaser OF One Dollar Engraving therefore, receives
only Engraving richly worth the but also ticket which
titles 10 one the Gts when they distributed.
Dollars highly finished Engraving beautifully
In Five Gilt Tcsets will BE- Five Dollars
splep En selected from he
copy Catalogue with specimen
cravings, be sasn the oics ef this paper.
dollar actually worth that
Gif. Ticket, will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing National
Undertaking will materially the energy
ofnegnl peraeyeng Agents, have
the most lbsr .erms.
person wishing to become Agent by sending ca pa
mail, dollar
a
On complexion as the Gifts placed
he Purchasers
will given throughout the United Slated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

Stock on hand, not cleared. ..149424 1866
TOBACCO. Market firm, with sales Of 142 hhds as
follows oil bids of which 25 low A. and R. at Cd round
20 at e1<, and 40 at 6Ae hhds at az and 81 at 81
and hhds at IN, 1 ate and 1 at So y tb.
SUGAR AND M0LAssES. -. The sales Of Sugar en-
braced 1000 hhds at 4e y ID for Fair Fully Fair
Of Moiasses 1900 bbs sold at 1s4 prime and
01sKe for choice, and $50 half bbls at 21s gallon
FLOUR. The sales confined to about 1000 bbls
of which 500 st Louis So So 1876 Extra star brandt
at So SIN, and 100 at about SO p Dbl
GRAIN. Nothing Of any moment doing in Corn
OF Oats nearly 1000 sacks St. Louis sold at COZ
bushel, and some lots resold at higher rate
PROVISIONS. The stock of Pork was very light, not
exceeding 100 200 bb and transactions we're confined
to retail lots at S23 p Dbl for Mesa Bacon 80 casks
Ribbed Sides sold 1os and OF Shoulders also ct
1Oe "A ID.
COFFEE. There was q fair demand, and we noticed
ISLES of 1900 bags Ric including $50 g. 100 200
at 9H, and 800 in several lots at 9s<e p Ii.
HAY We heard Of 200 bales Northern sold on Fri
day at $50 p ton.
LARD OIL. Sales 50 bbs winter strained in two lots
at 300 p gallon.
LIME. Two cargoes Rockland, embracing $500 bbls,
were sold at 81 s2h p Dbl.
WHISKY. "A lot of 50 bbls Recfed was sold at 49,,
and Raw held at s704sc p gallon
FREIGHTs. Three ships were taken for Liver
pool at I'd for Cotton and one laid in for Antwerp to
load with Tobacco. Also, on Friday at ship and bark
were taken for Liverpool at "a for Cotton
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations 7:
Sterling k6109I and 10s1.
Francs. 11l405f. 20 p dollar
New York Sixty day Bills 02X % ct discount
Sight Checks on New York. .Af9A . cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
EXPORTS.

LIvERPooL-ship Fanny Gfnoy-sss bales cotton.
BoRDEAUXShip Oomocolao bales cotton, $4,000 aase
pkgs misa.
Observation-Disclosures ST Marg't5o bales cotton 80 empty casks,
SO5 hhds sugar, 25s bbls nossaea.
TAPCoSh Red FoxS0l half bales cotton bdls paper
eToekefy boxes aud cssk mss 800 feet lumber.
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MeYee-s9 bh -four
butter 81 bags coffee 81 b potaees 80 nails 30
Hartley SIS hhss II hhds tobacco
pkg mds 1857 bbs moasses bales 1900 slaves 26 hid
NEW YoRKShip hautc-61 bales cotton, Ito do hemp, bb
bids 1893 bbs $50 bbs osses 90 hhds tobacco
do bawax 9S etces b lard 20 oil do metal and n
eighth casks brandy, 4 Pkga nldse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
ARRIVED.

Steamship Perseverance, Place. from ndianoa via Galveon
L Morgan-1st district.
Steamship orzaba, Forbes Vera Cruz instant
horgan-Ist district
Ship Mempni Davis % days from New York dsric.
Ship Charles SPrague Pike from Liverpool 9sh September
Whitney Aco-9d district.
Ship Gulf Stream Lord from Kennetun ballast
raaster-3d district
British ship Kossuth D4wsou Liverpool, October
Dswey--lst district
Bark Crusaa Burgess Boston,
Bark Pendieon Noyes from Bristol England 26th September
p Whitney G1co-Pon
Bark Paladn Cole, days from Rio Jsns Howell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

SCENE IN CoUaT.-At about 2 o'clock on Sat
urday the jury in the of Frederick Loebg charged
with the murder of Matthias Smith and who had been
shut up from about 2a of the previous Thursday,
came into court and rendered verdict of not gy The
will not soon be forgotten by those who witnessed
it, The faithful effectionste wife of the prisoner who
throughout the trial has for moment absented
herself stood weeping and wang by the side of her
band to hear the resultto her. him, announce
ment of fearful Importance breathles silence broken
only by the sobs Of the poor woman egned through
court as the clerk, in clear and solemn voice, said
Frederick Loebg stand and hold up your right hand,
The prisoner pale and agtated but sustained by his ac
tionste WIFE did he directed The clerk contin-
uedHoW say you is the prisoner guilty of the matter
whereof he stands indicted not guilty" The result we
have stated, and it known than the man
overyowered by his feelings sank down into the
his afeconate wife. she scarcely knowing what
almost beside herself with joy-kissed him and
again. and if this were not enough, rushed forward
and seizng the hands of the counsel who defended him
bathed them with her tears. Bait Sun,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

yERANDA. "A Wood: Webb overlay Texas; Mr. L
Yale, LSemr, w Milbagk r Perry, W Jones, La.
cITY....W Wsaherby, Smith, T H Smith, qumsn DR.
Latham II " Allen, M M G Mills Allen, Hawey, Hart,
W Moontn, La J Irwin, Gin; NJ Collins, Va.
ARCADE. IT White. R W Smith, D Boazman D X waw
wilkinson La Cox Baixler, Baxter, Texas Bar
low, Ala; koh ONor Fy Ghong Fee, China Wood
ST CHARLES. j Porter, 9 Wool, Tenn " E Hail. Eng;
Vim Wood, G Cony, DR. Remsey, Col Fl Dimes, Burmel
A Emore X Wala, W Wiun Latham, w w Allain r
Thomas, Miss MIR Blight w Ross Va; Mason, Glover
A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
MEMORANDA.

The Sonora s ST: the 18Th instant Reports the
owing leading for Nsv osauPacc Cataract,
City Grand Turk. Met Ak sctt Quarantine
Island Ocean Island l7lh KeHnett Devils Island; 18th
Dresden Dog Bend; 18Th Michigan a9tb
the foot Of Plumb Point Lucas and TrRbue
Memphis. Martha Island No Sd Henry
ad Elephant Kentucky Bend d Chancellor Vkbur
Eachds Isan the saith the Crystal Palace
Tuni
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-
Recent adyices announce that some of the
West India Islands visited by most violent storms
during the week ending the 21s ut letter from St
Thomas describes it being the heaviest ever
known occur on that 1sandthe rainguage indicated
fall of water in two three days of twenty inches
level being equal to what usually falls in the space of
six months. An immense amount of property dam
aged; trees were blown down. buildings injured, and
lives lost by the sudden OVERLOOKING of streams that
had been nearly dry for months few vessels sustained
injury but not of serious character At Bermuda the
storm amounted to perfect hurricane the like which
had not been experienced since 1899 Fourteen houses
unroofed sloop capsized several saboats
driven ashore and of the streets literally
barficaded by trees that had been twisted from their
stems and hurled to the ground but singular may
appear, not single life known to have been lost
The British flagship Boscawen with Admiral Fanshaw
board encountered the hurricane ninety miles
Bermuda. Her maintopgallant and quarter boats
carried away and her cosereefed main and
haued-up foresail were torn to ribbons.
Marquis Pezuela ex-Gaptain General of Cuba arrived
at Bermuda the 23d ult in the Spanish war steamer
Colon, which stopped for coal. The Marquis, with his
family and some two hundred soldiers their
turn to Spain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
Steam b oats

DR. Beaty, Dugas, from no1aldsonvie.
Cathariue, -, from Manehac.
Unicorn, Chapman, from woo River.
Gem, Elfert, from waterloo.
Jaan Webre, Bowies from AleIandris.li
Plots, Parker, from PoIt Hudson.
Sonora, Labargs, from 81 Louis.
Fanny Bulliti, Durham, from Louisville.
Edinqurg, Bowman, from ST Losii.
Fulton, Lewis from Alexandria.
Union, Crooks, from Alexandra.
Ansa, Hoffman, from Grand Prairie.
Fanny Sparhswk, Terrebonne, from Donsldsonyile.
New Latona, Gross, from LobdelFs Store. .'"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

LIvERPooL-ShIp Kossuh-Assorted msiehandise.
BoST0N-Bsrk Gruses -Assofted merchandise.
NEW YoRK-Shp Memphis-Assofisd merchandise
BRSToL-Bak Pendletou-sls bars railroad iron Bridge
RIO JANERo-Bark Paladin-s6sO bsg coffee co
LIVERPOOL KossnhI0a tons pig iron Alex Robb &eo-al
earthenwars W DeMey-ss4a saek salt to order.
INDIANoLA AND GALvESToNSamship Perseverance, bales
Grief o-l trunk Frank
roll leather Leon Pitrrels hides bales cotton Powell Hopkins
Hart &cos bales sotton Oakley Hswkns-2a
Hail. Kemp &co-l9 do Williams Bathurst &eos do Kelly
Henderson, Terry heo0 do Ysaman &co6 do
Earde aeo-4 Msy, Yanhook &co-I box
hooks Hart &ee2 bx 80 pkgs cood Green Harding
boxes mdse ] II Phes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

A gentleman expressed himself very freely
in Syracuse tbs other evening with regard to what he
styled the heartess folly Of certain actress performing
at the theater there when bystander espouaed her
cause presented loaded revolver within inches
of the gentiemans head blow between the eyes lev-
eed the Of the weapon with the floor the instru
ment secured by the ookers-en and then general
fight took place, from which all parties emerged with
black eyes and bloody faces The actress is supposed
be Miss Denim, whose difficulty with her husband, Mr.
Woodward has been widely published, and whose
estrangement from him very being the cause
of the death Of actor named Bingham, the 18th
mus, some months ago
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

Barnum has sued Mr.. Harris in New York,
and obtained injunction to restrain him from publish
ing work announced under the title of g Petite
Bunkum, the Great Yankee Snowman Harris has mott
fed the public that he will issue the book despite Bar
NUNS injunction. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

One of the carriers of the New York Mirror
has eight thousand dollars deposited in the Savings
Banks Of that city That paper pernenty observes that
during the last ten years he has been saving the odd
shilngs that others spend for bad shings and
rum'' and is richer than many who keep fast
horses, fine carriages etc, @&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

SEWING ROOMS, No IS st. Charles street
~ LADIES' cLoAKS and MANTILAs order. Pare
for November hand the
atyes will be received monthly in advance.
LADIEs' DRESSES the
fashion, by srpsrenrsd Dress Makers
ordinarily be made elsewhere
workmanship vay superior finish strength durability
ordinary hand sewing. Ladies' Under every
made order, Al low Ladies' respectfully
inysd to eAl ~
INF ANTS CLOTHING male to order An establishment
infana Chidren Clsthng has this
ely; every description q rhi.s. Ms,es Dresses, etc. will be
SHIRT BosoAs, COLLARS Wristbands. etc. made in ays
the kind msda sssvhers in tina sy.
HOUSEHOLD WORK-An kinds OF Family Sheets Pilsw
Napkins Families
h.mming Crayats Handk tfshss
machinery where,
daesd prices time ordinarily equirsd whsro
E this establishment
Of Sewing Making DISPATCH utility,
that of saving
city Having employed Dress and American Girls
from the employ Of Wheeler, Wilson Co. Broadway, New
York. who thoroughly under tand The Of their latest improved
rnRhines which, used other establish
this improved style of machine for quilting aud
stitching srsees Yests introduced which produces
eompafaby Superior to any hand Reuing
Taiofs will End greatly their all their
ve stitching and quilting done Mt this establishment IS ST.
Charles atroet, up atairs. Mrs. NJ MCKENZIE
hrz. u. c. POWELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

Mrs. Liehmitz, lady over sixty years of age,
while participating in the amusements at wedding party
in Cincinnati few evenings ago made miss step and fell
headoremost down stairs when taken up was dead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

LAMENTABLE 0GCURRENoE.--On Friday night
last, Mrs Brewey, residing at Manayunk was awfuly
burned by the accidental upsettpg of fluid lamp She
fingered in great agony until O'Clock the following
.ng when death came to her relief few hours before
her death she birth to infant which shared the
fate Of its unhappy mother. Coroner DelaVaYau held an
inquest. [Phils9eIphia Ledger, 10Th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

James M. Brightmore has been arrested in
the cody city Of Boston for cruelty matreang his wife
because she would not rob and steal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

Late dates from Turks Island inform US Of
the wreck of the bark Spencer Kirby in that vicinity
There little prospect of any salt being gathered
this winter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

Judson's Hotel, in Broadway, NewYork, was
destroyed by fire the morning of the GOTH The loss
the building furniture etc. is estimated $4,000 The
loss sustained by the boarders is about $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
V j Lsndiug from b p, gsrnphii and Tareufn-
30 kegs GOSHEN BUfTER;
50 easss PINEAPPLE CH6ESE;
100 bs1sa BuCE WHEAT
20 barrels BIICHWHEAT;
100 boxes asserted PRESERVES aud JAMS;
50 boxes CAPERS;
30 eahss MATCHES;
8ga doseu CLOTHES LINES;
40 bales TWINE;
40 nsss BASKETS;
100 dozen BR6OMS;
80 boxes FIRE-CRACKEgs;
90 Isgs SHOT;
10 kegs BAR LEAD;
so boxes CANDY;
$50 half chssta BLACK and GREEN TEA;
10 quattar casks BRANDY;
40 eighth casks BRANDY;
a. ierees SALMON;
100 ktts SALMON
10 boxes SMOKED HERRING;
50 barrels TABLE SALT; 49,.
Ig0 xes Ccigss's SOAP
100 boxes Cogats'a STARCH, sta, fer tsis by
H. L. sT0NE Il CO.,
.afS Gtayf Fp1 TsFsa sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

Henry G. Drew, clerk in Boston dry goods
store has been held to bail in the Of thousand
dollars charge Of endeavoring to exort money from
lady by asserting that she had committed crime that
would ruin her reputation. - Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27
CATTLE MARKET.

SUNDAY ErEsrss, November 49, 1854.
Arrived yesterday "A Western Beeves, ZIG Hogs 1850
Sheep and 10 Cows and Calves. A heavy supply of
Cattle and ample supply of other stock re-
mains sale The market ID easy for purchasers at
quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATER-B DEBAR, Les
G.. CHEsLEY, Doors 81 o'clock Curiain
LoGAN-TAIs EyEsING Monday
BETH-Lady Alaobet Logan Macbeth Held; Mscdaf
Mr. conclude win the petite comedy of THE SOL
DIER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chseriy, Miss Logan.
ORLEANS THEATER. ~ MONDAY, Noyem-
be- E Si e b. ss.d opsIt as,s
80 NorK-Psrsun who have engaged rsqps.a call
for their Tickets be hpst O'Clock, Otherwise they will be
az public informed that the Controllers have sd.ss to
give no credit at the door,
IAN RICES-Sr. CHARLES STREET, oPPo-
~ SITE PERDIDo-DSors IL o'clock Caran a,
Helen Loyett"The serioua FamilyoNDAY EVEN
Ing aomssio drama Of HELEN LoYEfT Or The CINCINNATI
daDao1 Ley With NC sos c ia a1D Lo II h
ude with the successful, comedy OF THE SERIOUS FAMLYAp
~ i active preparation, THE THREE GUARbsMEN.
EpEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE-AR-
IL MoRY HALL-WEsT PEEL's ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
NSTRELs will evening during the Sundays
sscptsd plscs. Podaced Burissque
Sops Of ethiopian by tins
q DsoIs open at az csncers TO commence at II O'Clock.
- MATT PEEI, Manager.
n9IH DIR. F. A. JONES, Agent.
ID oPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, perdido
a. street over The PROPER TRAVIS respecu,
morn The citizens oNeyy Orleans they have opened
SUM the scale at the above named place.
superior any thing
he South they spared pains expense procuring
thing necessary for aa lnatitatlon Of this kine , ~
SUM- the there strongly all
Physcians.
with every necessary requirement.
ES- Lessons given in Sparting and Fencing.
ing mht1 If