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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
The Army TOO SMALL. The rumored daatb

The ARMY TOO SMALL. The rumored death
OF Major Lee of the 9th infantry first published few
days since in the STAR is another proof of the truth Of
what we have been urging for months past
ing the entire nadequacy of the present army Of the
renee Of the frontiers with less annual mortality ii lie
gallant Scers and men in the service in this time Of
actual warfare with civilized Government indeed X
VIII surely be found at the end Of the existing war ii thc
East That neither Russia the Allies will have lost nd
many o1cers lin the war; in proportion to the number
troops engaged on either side the United states
viii nave lost during the existence Of the Eastern war
We being at peace with all the worldof course we mean
proportionably No Government Of ancient or modsrn
tles ever did more cruel and dsgracefu thing than
neng done by those who are responsible for the whole
the Casualties Of the service fall who die as many Of
Them do from unnecessary exposure and overtaxed en-
washington Star. '"'ase''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

MAMKorH MAJoarrrks 1t Is said that The
majority for the independent Ticket in Ohio Vii
soooe Roiloeks majority for Governor Of psnnsyiys.
ma viii not probably be less than $1,000 while Henry g.
Mott tns) sOr osnsi Commissioner having nike Pol
lock- ths support Or the Kney Nothpgs il elected by
msjofity Ossr George Darzis (Yhig, who was
bern In Englaud 49, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
SINGULAR C1nouMsrANoE--.a Mo-, b;tt,u ~

SINGULAR CRcuMsTANoE--.H Man bitten to
Death By Horseon Saturday afternoon, about three
O'clock at the hotel of Mr. r. McKeown in Shipper street.
between Third and Fourth man named James Pollock
came 70 mis- death Ia very singular manner II appears
NJ stable attached TO the hotel and at times assisting
one horse that somewhat vicious he was
Saturday entered the stall and was il the act Of
ne mead q the animal when the latter made grab Il
NM and TO avert the danger he threw his head baek
wnen me morse seized him BY the throat and completely
severed the wndpipe Of the unfortunate man lie was
conveyed to his residence, In German street between
Third and Fourth where he died In about m horr snd
hall He leaves wife and several children to mourn
~ untimely end [Philadelphia Sur, 18th. -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Dss- HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Under
this caption will be found the fourth page Of today
paper the Of Dr. James The
tation is SO well established in this city that it is useless
LOT US to DO more than call the attention of the afflicted
70 his Card His Once Is at No. 80 Customhouss street
Oh 2p1m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
The Ohio and nfisgissi6pi Railroad has bea

The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad has been
completed aty.nine miles from St Louis where joins
the Illinois Central Ralroad The st. Louis Republican
is Che purpose f the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company to complete this to vncennes by the first
q April next There II will connect with tho eastern end
Of the same road from Cincinnati to vncennes which
IS believed will be completed BY the rst 81 July next
Then traveller may take his breakfast In st. Louis and
his tea In gincinnat Louisville he may desire aud
by the Central Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
come on and take ten in Baltimore the next day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

a WREoK EEEN. Paeket ship SOUTHAMPTON
Capt Austin hch arrived 1t this port on
reports Get u iat. 40 10 lon Is sol whle
xannng 1adar double reefs, made wreck two points on
ne pen close rsefed the topsails and ran to wind
eno euna nsF 70 be brig, with foremast and bow
Essins heavily over hef could see No one on board
haa peer PIT short time "a that situation had yso
. be British Express 18th. s'1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Mr.. Parker, who lives on the Blue Ridge
south Of Arnold's Valley, (va accidentally shot Hi
brother . few days ago. Mr.. P. was fixing his rifle
which went OF accidentally the ball struck hard
post glanced ct almost right angles and inflicted
mortal wound on hts brother. Both were young men
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

very slow and presents great contrast to the
acMs.y go prevalent In the early part of this year
seems little inclination to chsrtsr fro the Cot
side Agure from New Orleans - - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

while procession was passing along the
streets Of few evenings since pistol was fired
and married lady, who standing In her own door
received the ball IN her foot It extracted with much
difficulty, and caused painful and dangerous wound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
Just Received

- 80 ..1a2s H. ....A =.f3.,5--lfI= F3flt
q A B Us CSH cap STORE,
1870 CAMP STREET, 2S
FIGURED and PLAID SILKS, at ss csnts ward, - +
NEW STYLE DE LANES, ALL Wool; ss.5Trf,Y
SCOTCH PLAIDs and PLAID CAsHMERFs ~, i5.sE ~ -
PERSIAN CLOTH, Assorted Colors al as cent, v,,a sy
REAL HoNlToS LACE COLLARS at 81 sash; r- 3A
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES, for cbilara,.l .3.z tt4
LADIES' and chILDREN,s HOSIERY - NJ WITS Y
FRENCH, SWISS ENGLISH CArIcf,rs. I5- 4s7eH
LAcEs and EsiBR 0DERIEs Of all Kinds. s. 81. 8 "a
SATIN and wORsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN sTrrrr Je ~
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, ate sc = - V
. HORACE HARDY, 1856 Camp street, e.
OILS 9p1ot nsarlv opnos;t. g 49,, =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcE y

:, LoSnoN MesEr MAaKEr.-0etober s, O'clock, r. M
The Conso market continues generally steady prices re-
naming unaltered from the close Of transactions yester
day business had not yet become particularly active
Notwithstanding anxiety much relieved through the
events in connection with the Russian war having
been completed Numerous engagements however have
70 be settled tomorrow and the bills are reported
De heavy an extensive resumption Of operations car
quoted at s5S to X, account o55s to X Exobaoas NJ,
bills 6s to IS prem India Bonds rs to los prem Ths
foreign market has exhibited material alteration and
speculation Ia generally inactive, Turkish Scrip is Arm
e. ~ to az prem new. Russian Bonds are likewise
the late quotations being supported The price.
has characterised this department for some time con
nues to prevail to considerable extent The RAILWAY
market exhibits irmness and in few instances price.
an improved appearance, although NO general
Hafpast o,cloek-Th want of connrmatory intel
genee Of the fall Of sabastapol through some reliable
w. to " for money and 95ss to 051 for account
turkish Scrip 81 to So premium EzE=l -
!, LvERrooI, October 3--[From Brown Shiplsy Co !.
circular Snee the Of the above circular thers ha
oeen more active business In Cotton, with partial AL
vance Of per h. the sales for the three days being
q the growing crop and the defeat Of the Russians IN
.he Crmea The Corn market is quiet and the busness
limited at the quotations. s'
LIVERPOOL, October g. From James MeHenry,s Cirou
sfl-Baeon Is without any Improvement. The Govern
contract for Beef and Pork understood to be post
Ponea ior few days Cheese scarce and much wanted
Lara dull SO Is Taow, and pressed on the mar
Eet, In Rice, nothing has transpired Breadstuffs-
inere y only quiet business in Wheat and Flour In
an Corn active but scarce CottonThe less favorable
apors o. American crops received per Africa coupled
Win tne Important from the Crmea, have advanced
Pfiees o. the mddling qualities nearly an Nd per ID
oaes s900 in the two days being for speculation or
por There rather doing also In Manchester this
L,yEarooI, October al From the Freight Cireulsr l.
being scanty, the tone of French market IL
rmsr and in few instances advance upon
oSI H. prices has been obtained but until see de-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

KUPrUREs CURED. --Sherman's Curative Pa
eh fus and Rupture Remedys relief certain
the Of all Rupture To ecu good IT. apply
the 10 ST. Charles street. inquire for
Pr Sherman For further particulars advertisement on shd
store for descriptive pamphlet y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

II is computed that there will be twenty one
thousand miles Of railroad In the United States on tbs
hst day q January next The longest railroad upon tbs
surface q the globe y the Illinois Central which is 7l
miles in LENGTH and ii rapidly approaching compation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

- STATE Capt. JOHN A.
candidate to the First Dsrict
TIE State Legaure made resignation Of Hon. H. M
Summer. = - - = -s1-,s-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

We are panied to hear, says the NIilledgevilis
Ga Federal Union, Of the death Of Thomas Moutrie Of
Jefferson county which took place in this county on
Tuesday last The particulars have learned but
understand that he had difficulty with man named
Simpson q this county, at Mr. Ben Brake'a and in at
tempting to draw pistol to defend himself the weapon
by some accident became sntangled in his breaches
pocket causng the pistol to fro the shot taking effect
IN ~ groin ~ fingered several days after the 40
'cident. 2ssst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

a man named George W, Washburn commit
ted suicide in Ssw York on the 18th BY hanging himself
with towel = =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

gs~ JULES .LAvERaNE, ESQ.,, is q Candidate
the State Senate ill the vacancy by the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Sermons upon the subject of the less Of. the
steamer ARCTIC have been preached in many churches
Of ths Northern cities - 80 s...t. 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

AReTRABdsE HEIIu Giles. Judd has just re-
eeised largo assortment of dsicscies including bear
senisen ducks xaiI frssh oystars and us Ssh Epcures
VIZ ae ws n pay him Wit and y what DO has in the
larder ~ '- " ~ ~ - s. - 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
WA. perceive that DE nedioal facult,y,, Il g,

We perceive that the medical faculty, in con
junction with the Board Of Health has taken the ina
tory steps towards raising fund the erection of hos
pital in couba In noticing the fact the csroIinian
The recent Of epidemics around US
cities h whieh ara in daily communication, sdmon-
ishes us to establish such institution near our town
the dictates Of humanity appeal to to found and
erect house q refuge where the and stricken
stranger may find medical aid and attention. We
earnestly trust the committee and our citizens will
take up the matter with determination to carry it
through. n I'll IA. s54 rsyssg II lssi5a Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
Casrsatas Hasssaslss, Caapestsag, etc.
10 sCHARTRES STREET

k The undssasd have store and are receiving day
selection Of CURTAIN sTuFFs, agf = ~ s-''s
s5gs am such 80. us sl55-.ssE5a }
sk and Worated Damask Ropes printed Lasting; wors,ea M
worsted and Cotton Damaak Lace Muslin Curtain, (,
Gimpa Taaseia, Cards. Curtain Loopn Pima and Bands.
Vsive Tapestry Brussels, ThIeeP Ingram Carpeiue Tail,
and Plaid Covers; Linen Sheeng, Table Linen, Towels e.
Cloths, etc. mo
Looking Glasses Clocks, Silver Plated Ware China Ware s
Paper Maehe Rosewood md Mahogany Furniture Iron p
tufe, etc.. g-s e. 5.ii.= ttseli EfflfF
~ calling the attention OF tbs public to our assortment HOUSE
FURNISHING ARTICLES would atate having lust cpousd s
TOE goods all cah and Importation will sell h
any ether house in this city for eah satisfactory paper
o23 2plw ROBINSON & OLROYn M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Madame Ida Pfeifer, the renowned lady
traysles, u at present in Boston. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

In front Of fine dwelling in Marlboro, Mass,
thsre arc SIX majestic elrns which the owner keen in
sured against injury from lightning or Ars in the sun 6f
frss kuadAed dollars r3 Get % sh1i aaa .J9a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
10 CORRESPONDENTS

-. -, ,,;II ~ - ns,,.se5aa knox,
Tssi nsis Of sutisfastoy required IL oon
aoaee . Z saasansss agalns. lnposassea
= ~ Il ~ cIssssat Vim Nv no bi
essEsstsd " any psrson sxssrs NJ, 9, NIxos or hi
written authority Isg 3. ass
s, -----ss-ss- :. 80
Wa1sss US y = : ts.s zS
We andefstand that some Of the officials 9
thia Listriet baye fslt themselves aggrleved p
our renlsrks concerning me present unauthor
ised system of charging ior passports taken ou1
for free negroes arriving Ct this port On ship
and steamh aus we regret that there a lr
flIase who can hnd pause for ofsnse IN what We
hAye published. because our assertions are en-
4srely ccfrects ana can, 81 any momons, 20 seli-
Asd BY reference to fitting authorities The
Il ~ Nss $500, .Aa. e ss, ~
~ .ss1A & $3.50 ~, - =,
49, = slsss ~ - Il - 80
= ~ - So $500 80.
solo ~ ~
z ny 81 ass 1.os q s.'ss l llss Z
ss Z = i'ssss ~ - ~ 90 8
pse ~. a 4. ~, 3, Il. 1, &.
sxner 81 svsry steambosf d. yosss imediaely upos
W erriyal y port y this State t. report 2 e
Assumption and capacity d every free person Of color EN-
r e I s s. md oeaS y oles g "a '
4 y $3.50 49, 49, !. : ',s
- -, = ,s ;sssss n s.srs
$50 q 49,. -. 80,
49, ss ssas $500 ,ssst - AZ ,ss
IS $500 ~S;si IN III ns,d snd vb;cb e Mt nsr.
800 - - -,
AonAs1s - eAl0'
missAl- Ess 3ak8
II, Il, II .,,,s nar be rrhypd Ia he
wrong, VIZ shall I'D ready and willing to correct
Il n " - no4 -, - varv fjss;rSa ~ Isa ~
AEs@a4 ~ 1sA Aets nc AKe fcA9 1ssAlVus ~ teaA y
where all the money han gpne that has been
.sr.ss.s X, N III -
NE ~ ~ = a - ss 80. =
years Does any body know
80. lssse HssEss5
49, ,rs,. 800 4 .83gs mr. 80 * 4 -
u06hA0h u6hEhE1s < Lice ~ 70 seq ~ our
Markham exchanges that some individual dasi-
= 49, "a ~. u
11'As " saS AiaAils " ~ 81
GAGGED In Writing O. Life of Horace GreeIev--ns If
g p q. - Ms .5, ,S a,
fhis CottAtry GID not Aiready Know enough and
a5fo6efi,ar la n 1Is1, Of and his
I'D " 10y sl-s7 7ss7s ~ 7sff
career. H8rAumy no WeYer, ls compiling an au-
4nhfnoras,lv md farfana this may be a itt;ng
~ ,ss.s ss - 81. 80
addition to orr catalogue OF modern 1lassicS-
,,x 1;1,.. ssxz,.ss &. IL - ". Ns1.
osak 3ayxhFy " iisllE 4nshoFs- flhseH1 Noites
Fred Doug Capt Canon, ?. a. Barnum, and
ells +iaSAs
n95eee Szfeefey i5 n Aas 2 6 galaxy ayn
III condemnation Here,as allowable h, biopra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Mr. Finncy, dentist, late Of Alexandria
1enna piasKsa tooth 70 mummy and several teeth il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Gen, Adoniram Chandler, . well known citi-
Of New York died IN that city saturday the I4th
Mr. o. printer IN his younger days and previous to
the War ii worked in New York shoulder to shoulder
with Thurldw Weed editor Of the Albany Evening Jour
nal and James the senior Of the great house Of
Harper Brothers On the breaking ont Of The how
ever the stick and rule, and employed
on tina Lakes warrant officer In 1881 be
idate for Congress but not being Of the dominant party
10 his District be defeated He has SINCE however
Terki Of which be vas brilliant and valuable member.
He was subsequently appointed BY the Governor Mr.
wsrd believe, Commissary General of the State He
Of the founders of the American Institute in New
York and was actively engaged in ito mp
the time Of his death He Allied various posts Of honor and
responsible and altogether valuable citizen =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

IHz scHFRoclTy .TREATY The following
circular, which is Of great consequence to thosel
interested II Tie fisheries, vas issued from the
treasury Department on the 18TH, and trans.
United ~ mail 70 the Collector ~ The Customs
st New York y as s''s - 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

.aDod algd a91Q E9sgg sa.st ~ 5e7 qHs ssss
!kasfa3asasS xilaa4isa8e7 5s,ai4-8a5{ aaa15.l
ssiEe ai6 g@igasd u ss4s sQE ae5 nd 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

FRoa TAMrA BAY The United States trana-
port steamer Fashion, Capt. Barksr. from
Tampa Bay the 10th and Psnsacola the 22d,
arrived At this port yesterday Nothing d
inap6rtahcs from the Indian country. Billy
BoNlegs had been At Fort Myers but once since
his return from W flashing ton. 81 VS.
Nwas understood 1T Tampa that the Govern.
ment agents would shortly commence opening
roads into the Indian country. Col Munroe
was confined 70 his quarters BY sickness,
The United States Eigate Columbia was 81
Pensacola. & = y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
THE WAR ELSEWHERE,

A letter from Gaatz, Of September 81 in the Lovd of
Vienna says There appears not to be any doubt that
omer Pacha intends to strike blow at the Russians
centrated at IsmaL He will not however Commences ba
march Besaraba until he hears OF the capture Of ss
bastopo s} 42E - ~
letter has just been received from Paris in which
the following highly important information:
learn that attack upon Cronstadt is seriously
templated almost Immediately; General Neil the gene
raj Of angneers who distinguished himself in the sltio
BY the prominent part he took in the direction of the
siege Of Bomersund reported personally to the Eneror
that he believed the attack practicable this wear
This report has been communicated to the English Adj
miraty, and have reason to believe the movement ~
Admiral parseya Deschenes already mentioned in tele
graphic Dispatch portends serious enterprise thar
fruitless sacrifice of life at Reyel ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
HANDING OF THE FRENnH,

little after T. French boat containing fifteen or six
teen men pulled quietly to the beach, and Landed her
crew who advanced short distance and commenced
digging hole Presently the anxious spectators from
immediately the French Admiral fred gun-boats
dashed out from every of the French ships and in
IN twenty-five minutes they had landed 5000 men The
French were thus the first to take possession Of the Cr
mea the instant the French had landed regiment,
company was pushed on TO recennoitre and skrmshers
or pckets were sent in 'front.' As each regiment fol-
lowed in column its predecessor depoyed extended in
'front.' and advanced In Light marching order en- tiralsnr
spreading out like fan over the plains 1T was inter
esng to observe their progress and to note the rapid
which they appropriated the soil In one hour
after their rst had landed 1000 troops Of all
dscernble between three and four miles from the beach
The French had liz all $4,000 ~ g45sI 5za-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
Batfs, S0trees, Concerts, etc,

" II ENT,
q The large and cemmodous ROOM Ia the MASONIC HATr
which ehn been fitted expressly puoc use 1t has
yeniense f0r BALLS, solREEs, CONCERTS or LECTURES
at the Office Of the Grand Secretary ts bua
ng corner Of S Chayss Psrdids streets osn a.,s, =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Il we have on hand large FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Of the best aud ordinary qualities thrss 10 faat
which we cut to suit hall enabled 10 offer
70 purchasers unusual advantages in quality price.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS DOOR MATS WIN.
poWcuRTAINs, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES otc, etc.
ts y. .. CAMERON u co, 20 chartres
o92 apiw HSE 5a5 and q, f,,s,ns..a 80,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
Sxseepsssss Mats.

nave aehoice assortment very beautiful SHEEP.
ss MAIs for bedside and doors gh anuaeture Just
osissd aud iot SAFE ~ a II. I'D, CAMERON CO.
oso spet % Chartrea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
y THE RUSSIAN ARTILLERY.

We learn that the Russian artillery was arranged in
three batteries and that the Russian force was quite
$4,000 men, including fair proportion Of cavalry The
battle commenced at O'Clock ID the afternoon and al
the Russian position carried by the bayonet
Marshal st Armand and Lord Raglan commanded per
Three English steamers protected the passage Of
shot in the abdomen supposed fatally and Gem Csnro
bert was wounded in the shoulder S~N-e7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

4 r. 3laa sSlsa 999 oil tdk q
: - 5ssis5 nae=s ls5-ssN s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

- Ihe great Southern remedy for AGuE AND FEVER or
cHILLs AND FEVER II never iss and i. nv f Az, Il ~
that has ever been Cs AND FEVER
no by o. D. BEACH, Of chares and
se Ihemas Rankin Camp Poydras; James sye
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Copy Of Geographic dispatch from General Lord RAGLAN
to the Duke Of Newcastle, transmitted through Bel
grave not dated but evidently from the 2lt September
Inc Allied armies yeerday attacked the position Of the
enemy on the heights above the Alma and carried IL after
Desperate battle Of one hour and half before sunset
Nothing could the bravery and excellent conduct
u the troops The position very formidable and de-
regret to add s very considerable but no general
'fieer has been wounded The main body Of the army
antry. few prisoners, among whom are two general
'fcers and two guns, have been taken by the English
i