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PERJuRy.--Mina Smith, alias Fulham. WAS
arrested on Saturday In the Second District and required
to give 500 bail for her appearance to the charge
Of having committed wiful and corrupt perjury by
swearing falsely In the Of Nina Smith Tyler ogven
ard Josefa Degado lately tried before Judge Richardson
STEALING A DRAY.--Wm O'Gorman, Paddy
o'Rserty and Mrs Peter Duffy, all arrested on
Saturday charge Of having stolen dray No. 283,
from Michael Duffy The case wilt be examined on the
18th, and the accused were remanded till then rJ.
SERIOUSLY SrABBED--A man named Hussey
was seriously stabbed on Saturday night, ON Bolivar
street, by named William Cox. He was taken to
the Hospital, and is not expected to recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

A SAoRILEGIoUs scAMp.--A gentlemanly look
ing individual obtained admission few days
ago to the Convent Of the Sacred Heart in St.
Louis, and in passing through the chapel ap-
peared to be overcome with feelings of devotion,
and knelt before the altar as if in prayer. The
Sister who attended him, not wishing to disturb
his dovotions, left him for short time On her
return she found the scamp had gone, taking
with him quantity of jewelry from about the
image Of the Virgin over the altar. On the same
day he stole valuable gold watch from priest
in st. Patrick's Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

A private letter from Russia describes Gene
raj Gortschakotf as highly educated man, well
read in the literature of all countries, but at the
same time an almost superannuated man, with
outa spark of military FIRE, general fit only for
parade Paskiewitch, itspeaks of irreverently,
as 90 an antiquated soueenig.' After lament
ing the lack of able generals in the Russian
army, the writer states that the best general
the Russians have is Nicholas himself, and the
second best his son Constantine.
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4 MERIGAN CRYSTAL. pALAcE q Fo.


"a MERRIAM 4Ck1 Stall fPALACE. - EOK
IN THE EXHIBITION or THE oF All ~ ros
fs Omen avs,y ne - ra.. 49,. = 800.
nj 10 p M 10y 5 M s, se-'eP. ,ahaAysl iiom . A. NJ
saS- TWENTY-FIVE rr,rs ADsItTT. Ncss I'm ~ a.
hereafter ep iii occasians - - ~" - " 'As ples
rhsrs II he Nh n III anNussIoNs nth an.
hibisera and he Pre no viii s. II
The Cya,aI paiae Ina tbe
ms Of handsft from every suarer Of III
fiji MACfINERY DEPk RTalENT Is very eoranlsts
nrsc nuber Of additional and euoua
piaca - f-s
The PICTURE GALLERY si4eady lit most
valuable collection in The Western Hem sphere -
The SCULPTURE contributors en1hody rsas az sf.ht.
mort Of them rare nany o Them orSinas ma All ~ s-anss
cbn.s
Europe. = - - ~ - 's s1
choice COLLECTION ii NODES On aSTioITE sTA n 800
celebrity. 3 $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

We regret to be under the necessity Of stating
that the sickness on the Coast, in this Parish,
which has heretofore been confined almost en-
tirely TO the colored population, has made its
appearance in several Of the white families. 1t
bears very sose similarity to the epidemic
which prevailed last fall In the town of Nat
chitoches we are still blessed with general good
health. In fact, we believe that it is decidedly
the healthiest portion of the Parish. LNatchi-
toches Chronicle, 7th inst
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~
DO y kbs Taoiassss new 3oha Wat. &s
do Gisaaa IS dos Nieoou SEQ IS Mspberger Aeo
Total 50 bales cotton, % bids suxaT, bbs
GRAND LAKEstesrpe Kinnbs ThoYnhf
Ssls 90 saales 4 We,tss 90 Ward Js &eoiie
Pitcher. Geodrich &coi0s do Cor, Gs ydee EpGa
h peaisTSfo seineg Green co9 d. John
Payne Hauisonio Curry Persop9 90 Eeiowes
Seo24 do George eaae 50 Do
Oakley Has do W2ahiugen jackson
Kelly Fazsr55 do Braeder ssKenns Hubbard 40
a. ii sheppg Wright DAVENPORT &eotJ AZ Robsn
sjien3s do uronnz Stewart
Rawins do Mstesifs do Beck Pief
--iDdp Cleveland Brothers AcoTotaI i7iG eottan
ST LoUIs-steamer fenr casks bon Ia
RoQets 6bs foar George do 40
Sacka bran Thernpson n ~
ibas hemp Ksnuet &sn&s tbls eerdn eo
Shu MADDEN Latng2 bbls hour o Woodruff &ofs7
coils rope hemp Bfo-90 bbls
oats bran Duffy &eoBs hhds bscon sca
Keep, brooms Tuner hcPhsrsni
pork 10 csska Newton Faey95 bbs OIL
whisky Joseph Lands saeks Paul taok 9o bs
Eager CoB1 ly c75 bs1es starch. 9ss
1sa kgs aud rkas batter % lard oil 100 bIsa eadI,
Is bb, whisky voor's seol6 DO Rushs
aundres oder3 tb a bsles cotton Nelson
cslS head cattle hogs and sheep boardIoa bales
cotton.
Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
% Meteai-s Acof do NJ
Has do Brsnder MRenna Eubtnrdi0 do Al Wright &oo
IS sacks potatoes oyer5 chickens 10 oder td hides 10
b L Mann.
M
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Stock on hand not cleared. 84,143 1888
TOBACCO. 1--WE notice only small sale Of hhds at
IKE y fb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. -. Nothing of any moment
doing in OF Molasses 600 bbs were sold at 100
11e for Fermenting, and l014as for Reboed and $50
175 bbs from the Orleans Refinery at l5t o gallon
FLOUR. Market quiet, and sales confined to few
lots including 43S bbls st. Louis superne at SO 6o$6
u.s. LOG Extra at 81 25 and 100 Plants Extra Choice at
IS Is U Dbl
GRAM. There Corn of any consequence
Offering and did not hear of sale of Oats 1175
sacks ST. Louis sold ION Friday evening" from store at
SOC o bushel
PROVISIONS. Pork was in better request and HOO
bbs Missouri sold Friday and Saturday chiefly at
S14 rs bbl though most Of the stock held at SIS
Bacon active with sales of $50 casks and
erces of which % casks Sides at 3d. II of prime Shout
ders in two at and 100 terces Extra sugar cured
Hams in three four lots at 131e q ID Lard was
still lower noticed sales of 10 bbls and 483 tierces
prime from store at lilo . fb.
HAY The sales embraced 1900 bales Northern,
derstood to be at about s2202s p ton.
BAGGING India was very dull and we heard Of SO
bales sold the levee, Friday, at Exc q yard.
COFFEE. Sales 2l22 bags old Rio at Ne and $50
new crop at lie . fb.
FREIGHTS -. We heard of no new engagement.
EXCHANGE. Demand limited at our quotations:
Sterling ......................10 901091a and 1G9A
Francs ST 11z05t .1ss4 y dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills. .1X62H "a ct. dis
Sight Checks on New York. ....H0A p cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

ESCAPE OF KIssANE-This notorious individ-
ual, who was arrested in Cincinnati short time
since for committing fraud on the Chemical
Bank in New York, while being conveyed to New
York in charge of an officer, succeeded in making
his escape by jumping out of the window of a
car on the Erie Railroad while going at the rate
Of thirty miles an hour. He was not recaptured,
and the officer returned to New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

BeaUareOf Stsangsslafed Hernia,
pUSfh oil lite Horrors 2!
t security tho sAly efficient eans Of RELLgF
JMF0RT-is folr vim PATENT TRUSS

EI Those nfalbe the RUPTURE all its
popularity the afflicted proclaim
with hesritjoy 81 cured-I euredfadicsy
cured, by the use of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDy'TIi
The Medical Faculty of this country Engsnd
and universally their appreciation this
tise uss while they the only that conuctedn
with the principles Surgery As differs In effect soft
dEersin all others light elastic eomfortabetc
closes completely the herna and perfectly the
rupture But et be that
othe that the look
they muas equally mash 70 sor,ec. application "
that good will result from Dr. the ele
bated English Heia ably III Of the
operations in mechanical surgery.
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application whhiH
facilitating adding
abdomen, precipitation to rupture.
The the proprietor this popular Remedy
the Herneo
Rupture enables him, examination, select tho right
size and shape promote speedy and radicslcure.
"a ParheulaT attention given to Ruptnred Child
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED without
with labor enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
~ the TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and to avod worthless limitations be particular
member the number the inquire
or and have personal interview with
DR.. SHERM AN,
febaa fvsp 70 st. CHARLES stp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

GREAT BABY Show Cincinnati, Oct o.
The National Baby Show took place at Spring
field to-day, and one hundred and twenty en-
tries Of babies were made. The first premium
for the finest baby of two years old or under,
was tea-set with salver, valued at 1850
The second premium for the next best baby, was
tea-set, valued at 5000 The third premium
was 5000 for the finest child under one year of
age. The fourth premium was Parian marble
group The first premium was awarded to Mrs.
Romner, of Vienna, Ohio; the second, to Mrs.
Mcdowell, of Cincinnati; the third, to Mrs. Ar
thur, of Philadelphia the fourth, to Mrs
Henry Howe, of Cincinnati.
A letter was received from Fanny Fern and
read, to the edifcation of all concerned.
Letters were also received from Mrs Swiss
helm, Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs. Mott and Horace
Greeley, Esq.
Mr. Greeley thought that much attention
should be given to the development of the hu.
man constitution in country where able bodied
men sold for five hundred to fifteen hundred dol
lars piece.
Mrs Mott thought that black babies should
have been admitted to this exhibition, and had
an equal chance with the whites
Among the exhibitors was an old woman wht
came with her seventeenth child. She claimec
premium on that ground.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

EXTRAORDINARY SUPERSTITION IN DEV0NSHlRE.
An instance Of the intense feelings of supersti-
ton which pervades the ignorant among our ru-
raj population in the West Of England occurred
camped in the neighborhood, one Of the female
members of the tribe ascertained from the wife
Of farm-laborer that she had daughter in the
last stage of consumption. The gypsy represent
cd that the child had been g bewitched,'' and
that she could rule the spell, which would effect
a cure, for two soyereigns. The mother of the
child cheerfully paid the money, but next day
the wild gypsy returned it, saying it was not suf
fcient but EGO more in gold would do it. The
cottager's wife, in her native simplicity, went
and borrowed e10 from neighbor, and with
another ten sovereigns which she had in the
house, saved from her husbands earnings, add
ed the EGO to the G2 already in the gpsy's
hands. Soon as the money was paid, the af-
frighted woman was bound over to seeresy by the
gypsy, who mumbled over few disjointed texts
of Scripture, and left, with the promise that the
child would be cured on the following Friday,
when an angel would appear and return the
money. Since that time, however, it is needless
to add, neither gypsy nor money have turned up,
although the impoverished husband and the pc.
lice have been daily on the look out for the gip-
sy imposter. On Sunday last, another specimen
Of deep-rooted superstition was presented within
the porch Of the western door at Exeter Cethe-
dral. AS the congregation were leaving the
church, a decrepid old woman took upa position
within the porch, bearing begging petition,
setting forth that she had been attacked by a
paralytic seizure, and had been recommended
by - the wise woman" to get penny each from
| forty single men, on leaving the church, and
her infirmity would by this charm, be banished
| forever. ..=.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

A very simple method Of destroying ants is
to put some sugar on a particular part Of the
floor, and then sprinkle some spirits Of camphor
upon the ants when they congregate, as they
soon will, upon the sugar to enjoy sweet re-
past. Camphor appears to be fatal to snts.
tScientiac American,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

The Genoa correspondent Of the Newark Ad-
vertiser, under date of the 9th of September,
says: The United States frigate Saranac, Cap
tain Long, having on board Commodore String
ham, has gone to .Constantinople again The
American missionaries and their friends there
appear to see some necessity for the presence Of
O man of war in that quarter. The flag ship
Cumberland, Captain Lawton, is now probably
Mt Barcelona with view to show the Spaniards
that our flag is abroad in the Mediterranean.
Lieutenant Creighton, of the Cumberland. "a
son of the late Com O. has brief leave Of alb
sence, having recently been married at our
naval station in Spezzia to a daughter Of Com
modore Stringham The happy pair are passing
the honeymoon at Florence, the city Of flowers
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ARRIVED.


st..,,.... = ,issl. ,..-...
Ship Adsme t. lays York
Ship Evra Owen Alexander days from Phadeipha to Mek
Shin Bostoisn Mina ~ ros..s,ad aiet
Ship volsn Bray days York ballast
Ga diet dtist.
Shi xad SanIa Si.Nai ~ AZ. m No York 10 mas,sr
Br.rn aT "ao Ed ~, n e, If A,vr. !, h.. u
T Rodewaid &co-4ih district:
Ship Trumbull Smith, ID from New York. TO mHserls district
s Hays Aaen - days. nn, se w. 20 m s,sf ,
Spanish bsk lntoniea davis nom Havana ballast to PUG
Bark Poaltne consnt II from Phiadelpha to Bogert
SeS. .H district district =. 49,. y.....
sehr villa Pigeon oav days from 81 Marks to ma.sad dis
-. tic. ..s-'
49, mas nas ,s, E mt. p.,....,.
Basin \ 'i'en f'''a'oiA V ''''f
Below-Coming Up
Ship Body Badger "a days from Liverpool 70 Whitney ee
.,.u -. 80 I ps'. , u oSss
catharins, $50 1T from Manshae.
P pn kimsal ia s,rns a from Grand Lake
L. NJ Kenneth, BofHnger, from St Louie
Naomi jenkins from New Madrid 4o,, ,,h,
broupS, M sbps stanley and mbu and bark Wild
Pigeon.
brought sshps Be.oniSn and vslan
brought up ships Hays and Harvest Queen bark Charles
rowbost Hsreas Pnnssa from the Peestowea
a on m, o Gh k hP NV YotV and
MEMnp ANnA t#
mEMoIHANDH
Union, Alexandria, reports Red River lw
only 90 niche, on tba Fall, and above
-, ~ $3.50 ~ ~ So 80 -, .-..... a.
,.. ~ ~ so :. ,1N NJ, -. 5t..,a. S,.
oowing steamers oT New orleahs; h f1en'y u
and Saranak O. Reports half water the
Caro
0 4
EXPORTS
80 Wv =, an. !, =. :.
VERA CRuzSeamshp orEabaasS bales ana 2os hai bales cot
ion, and sundries
a do mise s0a bbd. tobscca aooo slaves . 80
pprnITN eh; 80, .oo h, ,,o, 5so bbaa tobacco ANN
NsNEN-sniP Leohtne-aaX oaes so'on WV mus sso' fooe
etaNss
4PERNAAlBUCO-Shp Ameia-31o2 bbs Hour
hosv boes soe bSs 5ss
HAvANAShp pork 1853 bb
hams kegs butter tallow $50 bds hoop
and sundres
INDANOLA AND LAVACA-Schr Esther Burra0O sacks
1000 oats $50 bbs flour 10 bs whisky 10y 2oo 81
soap 40 bags cose $50 boxes ordnance aoo PEGS groceries,
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA-st Steamship Lensianas6S bbl
boxes cheese porter 10 do eae Id
sacks oat bills pork IS boxes soap 70 DO
Dds 80 do potatoes 81 saks oaeon eo ~ reg
card ~ coils rope 10 pieces bagelng TO Bags ce o PAss
IMPORTS.
vrv .Urer CT ,,., IT,, ,.tio, ~ o,asr
~ !" hoi-foenf /" iia : sson--o's "
fhlLApELfflA--Bark U W foultheS-ahseea n'"Ae W
| B0STON-Ship II NJ Hayes-Aseoted indie.
| BOsToN-sbip Mataro-As sorted mdss,
pENsscyI en- a. w /, 900 feet Of lumber
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A New PIsToL.-A new pistol, called the re-
yolving hammer pistol, manufactured by the
Robbins and Lawrence Company, of Windsor,
Vermont, seems to be a very complete weapon
It has five barrels, which are loaded easily al
the breech. A hammer revolves in the interior
and strikes one Of the caps at each pressure Of
the trigger The barrels are stationary, which
is an advantage over those that reyolve An.
other great advantage is that the works. being
all in the interior of the weapon, offer no pro
iections, and thus preclude all danger of acct
dental discharge. The powder and caps are SC
we'll protected that the pistol, it is said, might
be discharged even when plunged in water
The barrels are grooved like those of the Sharpe
Rifle, and they carry ball with extraordinary
precision and force The size Of the weapon II
such that it can conveniently be carried in thu
rocket.
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IA NJ ERICAN ARIIOIS. UNIUN.-IHE AMER
n ICAN ARTISTS UNION, would respectfully the
CanRda
enabling every lily gallery
cravings FIRST ARTISTS THE AGE they
extensive sale their Engravngs and
thus employment large number artis and ohe
inspire among aa1s for works q art
of their FnRfasngs when of them sold
$4,000 GIFTS of the actual SIS 600.
Dollar Engraving therefore, receives
Engraving richly worth the also ticket which
titlts him Gifts when they dsribnted.
For Five Dollars highly finished Engraving, beautifully Painted
Oil FIVE Gift will be sent Fse Dollars worth Of
splendid avings be selected om he Catalogue.
Catalogue with of the En-
cravings, be e At the office OF this paper.
Engraving actually worth that
Gift Ticket will immed iately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The believing that the Of tha Great National
Agents. resolved with such
the most liberal terms
wishing Agent by sending pad) 81
will of mail dollar Engraving Git Ticket
Prospectus Catalogue all other information
On the final compeion Of the the Gs will be Placed in the
the the DO Disbuted nore
which will throughout the United States and the
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zDsssqs, .lpsesstctsaes, assa.fssasses.y, ese.

MNH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EE y ESEssG1 II b3tf
W Tbs sahserbsI would respectfully call he aentlens
Psntes Physicians Families bis well assorted stock,
ronprng very article
examination, Will FRESH ANpGEHDlNE purng "
season SODA WATER MEAD OF tho est4ualitytz
will the populsr
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, ee ste ha, Rooms supplied
with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOuL.Ey BITTERS, sts, THOMAS RANKIN,
api dAWiys Apoahecnry Camp Fcydrasa
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Marble Washington SO 600
100 Clay. ....................... 100 10000
100 Webster. 100 10000
g. Calhoun. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 10000
sT4 100 5000
100 Elegant Old Paintings, 50 5000
rish gilt framss 10 5000
10000 Elegant Steel Plate Eugavings colored in
oil, of the Washington Monument, 201a6 inches
$4,000 Steel Plate Engravings. from 100 different
plates in possession Of and owned by the
cents to ii each NoOo
City .................... $4,000
~ Buiding Lots in 100 and i0ist Streets NewYork
deep, 1000 $4,000
Villa Sites containing Zach 10000 square feet, in
the suburba Of NewYok City, and commanding 81
magnificent Of the Hudson River and
Long island Sound, $50 $4,000
security 5000
g 100 each 5000
100 ID" +" . i" 80 each 5,oGo
$50 each 5000
1900 % each 10000
AZ the Real Estate r. JVISSCHER
CO., Brokers, NewYork.
with enclosed to be addressed
]. W. HoLBRoOKE, Secretary, sos Broadway, N. Y.
E The Engavngs in The Catalogue ready for delivery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

MAN sHor.--Last evening a difficulty occurred
on Texas street, during which Mr.. Thomas Ward
was shot, and died in few minutes. We could
not, at the early hour we were forced to put the
paper to press. learn the origin or the particu-
lars of the affair, which will speedily be thor
oughly investigated. shreveport Southwest
ern. 4th.
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RIV Err STEAMERS.
LAKE 81 IA Nj KS.
NOZZLE

EsOR MOBILE Daily d s. Mail easg
NJ Ltns-sngner gsnsns, BAY ST. IOtJ. ~
is, PASS CHRISTIAN md PAseaa0uLA
snda ~, sss.srs ga.s caps g. fssnn
Laks trade, superior de shoes
will RAILROAD ID arrfvnI Il M
Lake q ne ~ o'sIoek stoppny rsfsss
Al Bay St Louis Pass
nod SATURDAYS, gong, ssd MONDAYS md rEauKsDAys
~ Letters snd pspers Pasagoels put the way s h "a
Sundays and Wsdneadaya vii bs1anded By rsrx &c
Mondays TbuYsdsys.
sizhs eI LoHis snd must 81 shsss<d
ky steamer Creole. 2 : ffs
Es,rs sssgsge horses b Al the
This Way Mail Bag will leave the oGca ihe Agent
promptly A. II5< o'sioek x.,dsiy.
q 4. GEBDzs Agent, 10 Bauk Plscs
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERsoN Cry,
Sunday Evening, October Is. 1854.
Arrived since Friday 50 Western and 23o Texas and
Attakapas Cattle and 1O4 Hogs moderate supply Of
cattle offers the market is about of other stock
for the shambes. Prices firm.
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SLA v Els SLA " Els.

GLAVE DEPOT. I59 GRAVIER q a..
~ STREET.-THE Undersigned has and viii xsA ~
keep constantly for sale ol shs1 Cash q City n
eHAhiCS ofs descriptions, HOUSE ard Id
Having a1ed the dwelling Me- i5s
posite the Varieties Theatre
and their Slaves cbsnsd ID
the city.
m Particular attention Willis paid to eenssnmsu,n Of slases
THOMAS .. FRiSBY, tae Sysyisr utress
49, 9 fer e FIT US
Feilowes Co., Curry Co; Richard Bsrh
u. O. Cooke Il CO.. DeSanllss. 8]lf
GR0ES. ! Al Al -
6ANE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL -
NJ LARS REWARD-Ran away the Is, August 1854 ~
10y NICK he g about % of anil sboat
Ran the 5h August boy BlLL he ia so Black sa
thick aged about has in
Ran July 1855 NED; lie il about % feet
good oo king, years oil age
FIFTY DOLLARS paid the retun Of any e
Of these Negroes, ONE HUNDRED
The Of all three oneha for pcSitre
information which will enable me TO recover them.
r. W. GREGORY,
Executrix Of the OF q. g. l,resurv
sis I'm ze Islsad ss. fzssqusna caanty. Mis.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, October 16, 1854.
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship orba, Forbes, Yera Cruz Harris Morgan
Steamship Louisiana, Talbot Galveston Matasorda.
Harris Morgan
Ship Havana, Adams for Bre men, Fl v Baxter
Ship Amelia Bunknr, for Penamhuco market, Gsraud
Bremen ship Leonne, Detzn, Bremen Meyer, Mummy
Spanish scbr Esperanza Cases, for Hayan Eiosegua
Shr Esther Burr Ryau, for ndianoa and yaca Wickham o
schr Tallahassee Nelson for Corpus Cnr, 0Wickhara co
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II IME-5e casks Glenn's Falls Lime, at Lime
Wharf, opposite Grange street. FER sale cheap Apply board
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ANOTHER WAR WITH WHEELING--For some
miles below Wheeling the Baltimore and Ohio
and Central Ohio Railroads pass along the Ohio
parallel to each other and only separated by
the stream. 1t is proposed to straighten this
kink in the line Of travel, by crossing the river
at a point where the Central Road enters the
valley This has excited the citizens of Wheel
ing, and they announce their determination to
resist the proposed connection, in the following
resolutions:
/. That the City Council be requested to take
immediate measures to secure a compliance on
the part of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
with the terms of its contracts with the city of
Wheeling. and to restrain, by suing out an in
junction, if necessary the projected construction
of a branch connecting at Benwood with the
Central Ohio Railroad.
2 That the Council be requested to appoint
a committee, with authority to employ compe-
tent engineers to determine the most suitable
location for bridge within the corporate limits
of the city, adapted to the accommodation of any
railroad which may seek to cross the river at
Wheeling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
EXPORTS

KEY WEsT-sehr Wild figon-Cotton to order
PHILADELPH IA-Bark G W Poultney-Asseited mdse.
BosToN-ship H NJ HayeH-Asored md'e
BosToN-Ship Mataro-Assorted mdss.
PENsAcoLA-schr Gen Fl feet Of lumber
eooey, Nchol &co.
BArSh Revenueso paving atone so do hay to order
BoSToN-Shp Boonian-lOoa tons Ice to Warner AGO.