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the Senate, to-day, the proceedings are unim.

the Senate, to-day, the proceedings are unim-
portant.
In the House, the Pacific Railroad bill. DO
The Joint committee of conference on the de-
ticiency bill reportedi in favor of the Senate's
ceding from its contested amendments, and the
report was adopted.
PRESIDENTS CUBAN PROCLAMATION Wash
ington, June 1.-The proclamation issued by
the President to-day, in reference to Cuban fill
clustering, says that information has been re-
ceived that persons in the United States have
been engaged in organizing and fitting out an
expedition against Cuba, for the purpose of in
vading that island, and pronounces all such
movements derogatory to the character Of the
nation, q violation of national obligations, and
high misdemeanor. The President therefore
warns all persons that the General Government
will interpose to preserve the public tranquility
from breaches in every quarter, and will prose-
cute all offenders He exhorts all offenders to
discountenance the flibusters, and calls ON
United States officers, district attorneys, collec-
tors, and other authorities civil and military,
to use all their efforts and powers for the pur-
pose Of preserving peace
MAIL MATTER REcovERED.--On the 2th ult.
the mail bag from Nashville to Louisville was
stolen, and, until few days since, all search
for it looked hopeless. The Nashville Union
says:
The mail was very valuable one, containing
large remittances from brokers and others in
this city, in money, drafts, etc. We are happy
to be able to state now that the missing mail
bag has been recovered, with the most valuable
portion of its contents. Three persons have been
arrested as the robbers, and it is thought the
the entire mail will be ultimately recovered.
DEATH OF Mrs. MEAGHER.-We regret to
learn that news has arrived to-day of the death
of Mrs T. F. Meagher, who was on q visit to
her friends in Ireland Her husband, we be-
lieve, has recently arrived in New York, from
his California and Southern tour. m Y Mir
ror..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

A Coon DEFINIrIoN.-At social party one
evening the question was put, What is reli-
gion - Religion replied one Of the party,
religion is an insurance against fire in the
next world, for which honesty is the best policy"
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RECEIPTS oF pRonuCE.

kegs buttrr cheese,
Is s adia 60 eRa Il BIZ Connolly so
4 bbs iases4 o. - do lad lsI tsgs eastas Wgh.
hs sasoa fyIor eseds
@ 1s sfss. a.s Z . sS'i %
% pickles bhs plsds4 be IS bxs cheese,
dried iu Hurley &lot machinery Turner Wilson seoot
Bunon5 bba plough points Wright Williams dco-and
dries to order
MIsDEN Swamp bales Buchanan Car
yaabeok Coll Rawns Duncan &eo8 Henderson Pese14
Ss.an aeo4 Tuner Wson aso@as camnaeF sqairss
Vets camPesl Farley Jarsy 4sos4 dsson
81 Wims Phtps sosa Wight seoao Psyne Harrison
ns' pEs 60
g Hsnds!sep Terry acos Anderson Msteslfs Lyd aarson
cotton.
yI3KsBuRG Steamer Princess 25s bales cotton order1s
: Oakley Hawkins Payne Hasoa4 Bradley wisco.e
Pomsroy &co3a axis Henderson Psaie-suadries
ordrr-Toal 52i bales cotton.
BAYOU Subsistence Latona-I9 bale. Oakley L
H.wkins20 nhds Roman Kwin5s Payne HAIR
ss DO Boggny bS Gsse kooeSn Mepoa,
Burnside do31 aka noDs ordel2 do potatoes Adams
ATrAKAPAs Dsl44 basu cotton 50 tbls moase 8.
nuhet sonl5do DeBlancli7 do 457 empty barrels
Gifuna-sundriss to order.
", d M Mea6srgsIs Dc ~
sos bales cotton
LAFouRcHE Steamer D Js hAds caumask squirel
aW5o bbs molassea LsSerieh deosa half do Tee acs
TuIner-sund ries TO order
LoUIsvLLEs shOtweIi9o bis jeans North Bros-9
ks bacon shaz Hadds92 do Martin Owens helS do s4keg
Wilson dco1 hid Do Ysagas s g hid Do GsIews
tobacco Moore dcoTos 90 BIS cotton 1i7 hhq tobacco.
LoUIsyILLE-seamer John smondso BIS hid tobacc
%' % e s Do 10 PeF SaSs
bs cettou Williams Bathurst &os do Davis Titus aco29 Mel
6cosS Bradley Wilson &co-uhdrea to orderToa 1872 ba
cotton l65 bids tobacco.
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An Irishman, who was near-sighted, about to
fight duel, insisted that he should stand six
PAGES nearer to his antagonist than the latter
did to him, and that they were both to fire at
the same time. This beat Sheridan's telling a
the latter's slim figure ought to be chalked on
the others portly person, and if the bullet hit
him outside of the line it was to go for nothing.
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A M q S e M E N rs.

s-bANORAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST.
b CHARLES STREET, Corner OF Poydras. mhl4 II
I'D OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
a street. '-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
the eitzens ofNew Orleans that they have opened YaN
scale place.
whole of which superior thing OF the kind in
South have
thing necessary o a Institution Of this kind.
respectfully the GyhiNA
SUM- taught there strongly all
Pbyslcians
There also attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM,
with every necessary requirement.
az given in Spsrring and Fencing.
w Open in the morning until 10 O'Clock in the Even
ing, mil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

DIFFERENT YIEws,-During the Nebraska
discussion in the Senate, some weeks since, the
following conversation took place while Mr..
Norris, Of New Hampshire, was defending the
bill:
Notwithstanding to Senator Wade Would
you, sir, if called upon by United States Mar
shall, assist him in catching fugitive slaye'"
Wade--" No. I'd see him in-in-Jericho
first. Would you, yourself'''
Norris" Most certainly would; with great
pleasure
Wade-to Senator Dixon of Ky" Would
you, sir, if called upon to arrest runaway
negro, obey the command"
Diron-I run after him! No. I'd see the
niger id first"
Wade-" And honor you for it. You are
perfectly right not to turn slave-catcher so long
as you can find Northern democrats ready and
willing to do the job for you"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

I AYANKEE AT POKER. Yankee and South
erner were playing poker on steamboat.
"Ihavent seen an ace for some time,'' re-
marked the seutherner.
"Wall, guess you haint," said the Yankee,
:" but can tell you where they are. One Of
them is up your shirt sleeve there, and the other
three are in the top Of one Of my boots"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

CHRISTIAN REsIGNATIoN.--Dean Swift said,
with an ingenuity Of sarcasm which has never
been surpassed, 81 never knew man in all my
life who could not bear the misfortune of another
like a Ehriatian y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

have different kinds of loafers The italian
spends his time in sleeping; the Turkish loafer
in dreaming: the Spanish in praying the
French in lauhhing; the English in swearing !;
the Russians in gambling; the Hungarian in
smoking; the German in drinking; and the
American in talking politics.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

t Those nfalb for the of RUPTURE all
forms daily increasing in popularity the afflicted proclaim
to their friends with heartfelt joy, II am curedI curedrsdcaly
cured by the use Of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY,in
The Medical Faculty of THE country we'll throughout England
tive Truss while they the only that constructed
with the principles Surgery As differs effect
differs action from 81 others tits light elastic and comfortable
closes completely the herna and perfectly the
under exercise But here let observed that snot
they equally much to correct application BY
familiar with the the
will result from Dr. lawrence
rated English writer Hernia ably of the incest
opeta nj in mechanical
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application, whchia
Absorption facilitating and adding the
there weakness the lower
onep, predispoaitiont rupture.
experience of the tha popular Truss Remedy
the Hernia
Rupture enables him. examination, select the RICH,
size and shape -a.promote speedy and radical cure.
TT Particular attention given to Rnptured Child
PLANTERS snd others have their SLAVES CURED without
interfering with their labor and enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS
the Patent Curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations must particular
the and observe the number of the inquire
for and have personal interview with
DIR. SH TERM AN,
feb93 Iysp 20 st. Charles rect.
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A Dutchman, in describing span of horses
which he had lost, said:
sDey was very mooch alike, specially de off
one One looks so mooch like both, 1 could not
tell fodder from which ). when [ went after de
one always caut de oder, and whipped de one
most deal because de oder kiked at me-"
He thus describes an incident:
''Vonce, long time ago, vent into mine
abble orchard to climb bear tree to get some
peaches, to make mine vrow plum pudding NIT;
and ven | gets on de toppermost branch fell
from the de lowermost limb nit one leg on both
side OBJ de fence and like to stove my outside in. !"
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JErFERsor Cry,
Sunday Evening" june A. 1854. !
The offerings of Western Beeyes comprise about 15C
head with 800 Hogs and fair supply of other Stock
-PgICEh-
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GENUINE BEIDSlECk co. CHAMPAGNEs.
IN The Subscribers having been appointed by Mosrs esieck
Mr. Eglr heretofore sole in the United States
their Wines who this day from buaness
fully Gale attention to the suoned card CRAAEh ABEGG
New York, january l, 1851.
sale Of The United States retiring gm business
sEGG his stead be Sole and Importers brand the
United States and Canada.
shall uucsasing exeons continue
joyment Of the which tho American public generally
have accorded to brand and this purpose shall
but such Wines will fully sustain the high
which the same has attained in your market.
claim BE- alone enabled to furnish this old es
shet brand in and genuine quality would simply submit
the following which particular
States nearly thirty Mes Co..
through their Sole Agent Mr. Salmon after
wards Salmon d Stnyvesant.
Whom 1884 the old firm dissolved their partner
ceeded the occupying the To him aso by
spsaion granted tho privilege exclusive
of the Vineyards cellars which the
Of this retiring ,o is.
therefore cole rroprtetors OF this brsDo.
We would but add that in distinguish
similar frauds and imtatone
full will be found tbs labels also stamped lea3en caps
around the coks. No other house is entitled
the under which brand originally
known in the United States We have the honor he
Your ob'dt. sery'ts.
REIMs, December Is, 1889. HEIDSIECK & &C.
The subscribers being appointed agents the
above celebrated Wines constantly supplied with
pnta, which they offer to the trade Mt New York piees.
r. r. NICHOLS co.
jan97 bm 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

- leo hsls S. s. Boria's Rose WHEsKY;
- ap0 bbis FIeeheI's Extra DO .
100 quarter casks Domestic BRANDY;
$50 eighth do. do.
leo bills c dice LAID OIL;
rs ibis FieicheTs Napor WHISKY
AGO boxes Wiedemer STAR CANDLES
2q0 boxes Proctor e. Gambia do. do.
half and quarter 5oSts do do
$50 bbs Choices Small White 81
30 casks Choice Cincinnati BACON SIDES
For sale by 9ost; 5 4 isaaSh tis g ~ ~,
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBH.E
H1oR MoBILE-Daily d. q MAI,

Ey0R MoBILE-Daily o. 8 Mail s.sy =.
y IigssasIe.r Asngs5nest sa sAT ST. LOU
spIendAt a Capt. Heps
and CALIFORNIA. Gspt. a. s1pyessFy r tFe
lake with superior " tie
VIII leave sic Ponsahsrain Rntdad DAILY arss
Le Of the fsoqck stopping DAILY going ard rstnfat
81 Louis and Pass Christian tPaagaula
returning. II
s Tss Wsy Mail Big Office gent promptly
q " oeloek dny Pisee.
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A GLOOMY PIcTURE.--The editor of the New
Hampshire Reporter, who did all he could to
procure the election of Gen. Pierce to the Pres-
dency, is on the stool of repentance for the sins
he committed in doing so. He gives gloomy
picture of the consequences of that election to
the Democratic party, attributes it all to the
course of the Administration in forwarding
Free Soil traitors for their treason to Demo raey,
and neglecting and prescribing old and veteran
Democrats" Hear him:
What now is the condition of affairs, and what
the prospect? In Maine the Democratic party
is disorg anzed and defeated. In New York it is
in condition far more desperate. In New
Hampshire, with the aid of the National Demo-
Gratis, who have been prosecuted and prescribed
by the President and his minions, the Democratic
party is barely saved from defeat In Massa-
chusetts there is no Democratic party-nothing
but poor mercenary, unprinciplcd, contempti-
BILE faction calling themselves Democrats, who
yearly coalesce with the Free Sellers, and who
support the Administration nominally only in
consideration of the crumbs which fall from the
Executive table. In Vermont there was never a
Democratic party worth saving. In short, in
every State north of Mason and Dixon s line, the
Democracy is more or less demoralized and
disorganzed, and at this moment General Pierce,
If he were before the people for reelection,
could not carry one of those States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

M Hss- FREIGHT FOR YAZoo RIVER. 1.-THE steam
SOUTHERN BELLE will take freight for all point, tbs Y.zoo
sKiysr high the SAME RATES AS THE
IRREGULAR YAZ % PACKETS shipping at vE,bus Mon
Pant and Bills Ladng signed through
also taken for all pots yicsburg and NAPOLEON
John Strader picksbrg Monday
$s js3 SMITH FIMtS Err Agents, No 10 catal st.
81 ls~ NoTIcE.-The schooner E. s. JAMES,
Captain Wesco philadelphia diseharging oppo
Market District Consignes
eeept ,he goods Leyee they will
s be stored nt their sIpensi rick.
s je2 BnGART, WILLIAMS d CO., 10 Camp 81.
n gzs- Bark LAWRENCE, Captain Logan, from
Antwe ready discharge Post III First Dss
requested the receipt Of their freight
All goods permitted within five will be sent TO
fhs Public Stores the rk and .hs hsreo
IA J. P. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Camp a.
Ray- Ship MARsHrIELD, Capt Torrey, from
liverpool dschargng Post 81 Third Dhtro ConsneeS
requested to attend 70 The receipt their freight on The sys
Stores. tbs ritk expense Of the owners thsreof
n myS0 il WHITNEY 4 CO.. 81 Camp street
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.

NTEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY,
lN MACHINE SEWING.
Ladies', Housekeepes Denakers and
SEWING don kiad up ASTON
ISfNG DISPATCH, durable
VERY Low PRICES, Gira experienced the
management of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY SEWING
MACHINE. -
az Al kinds Of SEWING for Families HOTELS Steamboats, etc.,
promptly attended to.
~ SEWING MACHINES end supply MACHINE NEE
DIES SPooS COTTON THREAD suitable, and
sale. Apply No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET, stnrs.
n92H j. HUFTY, Agent.
FEyAKEN UP-By the undersigned, at a.
z the Stock Landing, the 3Oth ult, ROAM -&C$1
HORSE 15 hands high small star in the forehead
lea st* H. II, WILLIAMS, Jefferson City.
ID OE HERRING-5O bbls. For sale by
y mills H. L. STONE CO., Grayier street.
M HISKY-150 bbls Bourbon and Rye, for
Wv sale by CONVERSE CO. ~ Unemployment my 90 wv
I .EMON SYRUP-125 cases Davis s. Millers,
IA for saleby CONVERSE Co.. TchouptOuas mys02w
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE or THE DAILY Crescent,
Monday Morning, June s, 1854.
.a4 CLEARED SATURDAY.

OFFICE or THE DAILY CRRscErr,
Monday Morning, June s, 1854
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship South Marks Ns~Yet, &eo
seamahip Perseverance, Lawle'' for srAa0ss''i'gs s,
Bremen shp Hermann. KghImhn, tpr Bremen Hy Baxter
ss s i H Maxi for t s; W. .. goth April
Point
Ba Curtis Newport Wales 10Th April MASTER
sgsn park E'; T Esa9s B.'soH psg NJ, &c
sebr DalpSia, Wit, ' foi Mobile 'iS' Newton Feirsy
SET sn' as
Steamboats,. .u....
ope1onsas Neal, from ttros Tete;
lean Jean wss,s, BS~l 4s.. from AtaksPs M,,.
kaes1 RsBns s ss FS S Smith Mas's
tas.. s"iths III i rom sia1 81 i'n Ill.,
paks H hraIte from Cincinnati. Cincinnati
SsITss;s. fions ~ i@.a vtst.sary.
GD,J psfs5es, from Is'ourehs
,. ALsbotwsf, Elliott. sg rom nj Ls gu
Swamp sss Fox G 5asa, from ssl Miadsn.
1isa Js ss up ' John
EXPORTS. y
Ste .d sa q h so s9ssa bales cotton
n bs faszss "a Sif BIZ. candles.
20 bb our so keg lard '5 bx 80 JACKS 80 do Coffee 81
BREMEship Hermuna 1874 bales cotton, 1888 do obaeceo all
Y9Ekss ,g 81, ss' ssls,
8; r. @ ess If; ..
MoBEsehr tbla -four 50 bis whskey 100 sacks
MoBIEsehr Dphin-oo bbl. whskey, sack. corn
Borsoo *. corn 50 bales hay 50 bbl whiaey
IMPORTS.
sABINEshr Eliza FkTl balsa cotton to Bull Miller co-es
s ss rass r@r ~ q P ss eG Ieso
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CREsoEsr oEFfcR,
Monday Morning, June s, 1854 I
CoTTON-Prces were easier for buyers on Saturday
but the inquiry limited barely 1900 baes changed
hands during the day. We yet quote:
an n ANA (IASsIFICATIoy
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, June I, ii ocioekp.a
E1yOR JEFFERSON, saTTHLAND, IT, -
" BENTON PORT CADDo, swANsoH'5 SsssktssszSs=zsS
PERRYis LOVES, MoRINf;ss SHREVEPORT
GRAND EcoRE hLFxANDRIA and Ill in,ernadiate ndiag
be fine steamer EADDO NO. Q, Graham, master viii
above. Forfreight passage, apply bcard Or 70
L. SsAPP. SO New Levee,
lea to EATON HENDERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

yMTHITE LEAD-In %, 30, 100 and 800
sH kegs from the Atlantic uuion, Brooklyn Pacific Ulster
Saugerties White Lead Co. Is, and for sale by
ianiO A. DEihGRAVE i co. ii Magazine at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

VNTHITE LEAD--In 25, 80, 100, and 500lb
the Atlantic Union, Brooklyn Pacific Ulster and
A. DELhGRAVE h CO., - Magazine 81.
etc etc. mills
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ID USSIA DUCK-50 bolts Russia Duck,
8 q Heavy Ravens, for sale by GEO. W, HYNst9
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B. Bem;. Chandler,

y y j. Z II . t q h.
NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, ETC.,
III Office coRsoN q ARMsTRoNG's, So Camp street.
tS- Office Hours from to 10 A. M, and to
~ ReierencesH. T. Lonadale, j. Co..
Armstrong. mh4 Iyim9p
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EHSAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-4500 bbls
IL Naval Stores, for sale by
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-06
THE WEEKLYSTAR:-
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING.
TON NEWSpAPER. aetrI
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The WEEKIY STAR is printed on a
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its Washington news is of the earliest
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MORE NEW GOODS.

WE are now opening a choice lot of Summer
W. Goods, consisting in part Of viz:
large lot of Silks of all kinds some first rate. at
so cents -
Plain, plaid, and fg'd Bsreges
DO do do Silk Grenadines
Plain, striped and figured Berege De Lains, at l2k
worth Is cts.
Organdy Muslns and Organdy Robes
1000 yards ~ Lawns, at 6lL. worth l2lkc
s,VVo 40 90 do at In, worth 25c.
Silk and lace Msntillas
So pieces 1ne and medium Swiss Muslns
IS do plaid and striped do
so do white Cambrics
70 do plsid do
so do Nansook Muslins
Hosiery of all kinds
500 Parasols, new STYLES
500 pieces Bonnet Ribands
Mems and Boys Wear of all kinds ...
large lot of Donestics Of all kinds
90 pieces colored Mattings
loo pieces white Mattipgs
Threeply and Ingram Carpets
All those wishing to purchase goods cheaper than
can be had elsewhere will do well to rive ms a cali
as we have purchased great many goods at auction
at s great sacrifice. HALL a BROTHER
je 2i-eO3w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-06
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

THE undersigned, intending to change his bust.
l. ness location, Of which due notice will be Civ
en-, will offer from this day his entire stock Of goods
amounting to about $25, 600, at prime cost, compris
ing complete assortment, most of which have been
purchased at auction for cash. at great sacrifice and
offer Inducements to purchasers never before pre-.
sented in this city.
The stock viii be sold without the reservation OF
q single article.
We name in part
200 Worked Skirts, 81, worth IS SO
800 Corded Skirts, super, IS cents, worth Al d
500 pairs French Corsets, 81 81, worth 81
10 pieces Irish Linen, very cheap, 371Scts, worth
62x cents
10 pieces Linen Cambria, 50c., worth 81
50 SO C... - y.
These Goods desire your Immediate attention.
R. W. CARTER,
3D. door from 9Th ST., opp. Centre Market.
~ 1.-onQv 80. sr--..