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! A dispatch Of the I'D from PHILADELPHIA says :

A dispatch of the I'D from Philadelphia says:
In the District Court to-day petition presented
from Passmore Williamson and partly read when Judge
Kane said that Williamson had right to apply 20 tns
Court to purge himself of contempt but this must De he
first step The petition not being such pnrgaon bnt
apparently kind of remonstraDcs against his imprlsn
ment he could not It, but reasonable notice
onld hear counsel upon any preliminary question Af
ter an argument by Mr. Meredith in behsl Of William
SON. to which the District Attorney replied Judge Kane
marty in contempt, The first step must be applca-
tinn for leave to purge himself of contempt That done
hswould be renstatsd before the court aud the
rame rights before commitment. II counsel differed
with it would willingly hsar any argument
that point. -s-.5-z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

On the 2lst ult. the schooner Kitty Grant,
on her way from Muskegon to Milwaukee, WAS
capsized off Racine, and four persons were
drowaed. The survivors olung to the vessel for
thirty .slx hours, and endured great Suffering
before they were takea %, -.zs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

SALE OF 4 FmLBusTER VESSEL AND CARGo
The Mobile Evening News Of Wednesday says:
We understand that Judge Gayle has ordered
a sale Of the bark Magnolia and her cargo, con-
sisting of arms, ammunition and stores, among
which are some two hundred cases of Sharpe's
rifles, several field pieces, besides boots and
shoes, and eight bales of clothing-in short
every article requisite for the equipment Of u
considerable force
Ii will be recolleeted that this is the same
bark seized by order Of the Government last
spring, having since been in the custody Of the
u. S. Marshal, and is to be sold under agree
ment of parties on Friday next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

The Cahawbat Ala, )Citizen gives the following
account af shooting affair which occurred in
that town on Saturday last between Mr.. @. A.
Bell and Mr. VIM. H. Quarles:
Mr.. Quarles was crossing the street from the
post office, when Mr., Bell fred upon him from
the door of Bells hotel with q doubls- barrel
gun, o number Of the buckshot from either bar
rel taking effect and wounding Mr., Quarles
severely. Bell Immediately ran down the street,
Mr. Quarles pursuing and firing at him, but he
sprang on horse and escaped uninjured. Mr..
Quarles and other citizens offer o reward of
sl700 for the lodgment of the fugitive in any
Jail in the United States. 5a=
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COMPTROLLER,S OFFI1E

CoMPTR0LLERS OFFICE, 1
City Of New Orleans, May /, 1866 I
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice, by standing
vertisemen in the official Journal that In accords nee
with the ninth section of ordinance No. l442 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bull against
the City unless contracted under authority of
frem the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. [Signed] L. L. TRACY,
z@E Prt sident Board OF Assistant Alder men
f~ ~ (signed L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 2s, 1865.
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers Of the city and of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
zz o. DE BUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller City of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

The celebrated Madame Alboni is gaining i'm
mensely in size and reputation. A distinguished
literary lady recently said Of her. that she gave
or the,idsa Of aa elephant shss had swallowed
nightingale, .s4s4 ,57sn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
DAILY CRESCENT.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
WE'VE R-rY q. w. CUTTER. :

4 may be asked, a. have been esked when am (
. dissolution Of the Union? / answer, never, nsvt
Vsr."--HEsRY CLAY.
You ask me when I'D reud the scroll
Our fathers names are written o'er;
When would see our f1ag unrotl
Its mingled s. .rs and stripes no more:
When with worse than feon hand,
Or felon counseIs, 1 would sever
The Union of this glorious land
answer, never, never, never .5 @.5
Think ye that could brock to SEQ
The banner have loved so long
Borne piece-emeal oier ths distant sea:
Torn, trampled by fenzied throng:
Divided mea 1ured, parceled ont,
Tamely surrendered mp forever,
To crafty souess rout
Of traitors! Never, never, never.
Give up this land to lawless might, .~..~
To selfiah fraud and villain sway;
Ut cure those hopes with endless night
That now are rising like the day;
write one more page Of burning shame
To prove the useless, vain endeavor,
ou- race from ruin to reclaim, - M@ =
And close the volume Never, never ~.
On yonder lone and lovely steep, .s a@.-
The sculptor's art, the builders power,
landmark Ger the soldiers sleep
Have reared a lofty funeral tower.
There it will stand nntli the river .... ..-
That rolls beneath shsil cease to flow,
Aye, until that bill itself shall qniver 4.. 5-
With natures last c0nv vulsiye throe.
Upon that columns marble bfss .5a .a5
That shaft that scars into the sky
There still is room enough to trace
The countless millions yet to die;
And would cover aIl its height -
And breadth, before that hour Of shame
Till space should fail whereon to write
Even tae initials Of q names
Dissolve the Uuion mar, remove
The last asylum that is known; d,
Where patriots find brothers love,
And truth may shelter from throne; '45
Give up the hopes Of high renown,
The legacy our fathers willed
Tear our victorious eagles down + +
Before their mission Ia fulfilled?
Dissolve the Union! while the earth
Has yet tyrant to be slain; g
Destroy our freedom in its birth,
And give the world to bonds again. ".
Dissolve the Union God Of heaven,
We know too well how much it cost;
A million bosoms shall be riven w.
Before one golden link is lost. - -
Nay, spread alofs our banner folds ..F ..
High Gs the heavens they resemble,
That every race this planet holds
Beneath their shadow may assemble, =.
And with the rainbow's dazzling pride,
Or clouds that burn along the skies
Ipscribe upon its margin wide H.-m
HOPE, FREEDOM, UNIoS, COMPROMISE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
Second District Pound.


XM7As brought to the Second District Pound, corner
Wv of St. Ann and Derbiguy Streets as estraya--
One black female Goat.
One black female Goat with white spot the FORE
head
One light yellow female Goat.
One black white gray and yellow spotted billy Goat
left ear split.
One black female Goat Write spot the left side right
fore foot white
One yellow and white female Goat black stripes on the
back left ear cropped.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said
pound, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of November next at
10 O'Clock A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Nov. 2, 1856.
u etc conduit au Depot des Epsves du Second
District, Fangle des rues St. Anne and Derbigny
CONNIE epaves-
Une Cheyfe noire.
Une Cheyre noire, une tache blanche au front
Uns Chevre jaune clair
un Bouc ayant des aches nores, blanches CRISES et
jaunes Foreiie gauche fendue
,une Chevre noire, tache blanche cote gauche
lie pied drot de devant blame M Z
Une Chsyre aune ct blanehs des raiea noires dos
foreille gauche ecourtee.
81 ees ne sont pas recIames dan dix jOurs ct les de-
penses payees eles seron vendues fenohere pubique
au dit depot, MARDI, lie l3 courant 10 heures M
AUG. s. PHELPS, Commissaire dss Rues
Nouvelle Orleans, le Nov, 1895. mob 8 l3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

Henry Levy, a native Of France, met with his
death few days ago on Hunter Point, L. l.,
while under the water in submarine armor
He used armor of India rubber, dispensing with
air tubes and force pumps, He had an India
rubber receiver attached to his body, which
contained supply of oxygen gas, the flow being
regulated by tube and faucet. A vessel con-
tanning slaked lime and caustic soda was placed
on his breast for the absorption of the carbonic
acid expelled from his lungs. He had made seve-
raj experiments formerly in descending, at one
time being under water twenty five minutes. In
his last experiment, after walking in the water
short distance, he returned, complaining of
being unwell and feeling heated Presently,
against advice, he returned to the water, giving
directions not to draw him out without he sig
nailed. He remained under water thirty min
utes, the signals being given all that time that
all was right, but when drawn up it was found
that he was dead. The signals, it is believed,
we're made by the motion of the water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

soNlAnD GREAT NoRTa sRr sEs2 l ls slaeaasssss
the New RaEin " ~
PASsRN0ERTRhTNS leaves tho city daiy at NJ Reaches
opyka at P NJ Lehyes osyBa daily P. NJ. Reaches the
city p M Passengers received landed at all Intermediate
stations
FAasFouF cent? ms each way Children and servants,
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City osyks all intermediate
tatlana Tuesday, Thudny and Saturday, from
ysa New Orleans and all intermediate stations Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
~ Season Tickets isaued application, at moderate
mol GEO. HI. HAZLEHURST, Gsnr Hupsrt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
Police Jail, Second District,

NTA AS brought to the City Police JAIL on the 18th
Wv November, 1854. the negro boy SAM ; is 6 feet 2
inches aged about 90 Says belongs to Mr. Daniel
shoty living in Livingston parish La The owner is re-
auested to call and claim said slave.
n BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Oct. 2, 1866. o3 oaw3m
NKTAs brought to the City IPoIice jail on the 9th
wv inst, the negro boy PHILIP 20 years of age is
feet 5h inches high has the left side Of his
chin all his upper teeth lost Says he belongs to Mr.
PANT, lawyer living In Riohmond Coneordia Parish
L. The owner y requested to sslI and asim said zsge
sasnrding 10 law.
Nav Orleans, Oct. 90, 1856
go ID a. 'shAsaaAae. Rspa City psIlss 5sil.
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*Mr. Claysvery words, as hs pointed to monument
that stands upon the height Frankfort above the
slain of Buens VISTA including the remains of his own
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

The Hayneville Gala Chronicle, of the 22ds
4stsa that s occurred In thai town Gu fbe previous
AR shah assssesss property % sss speass et shau
ssssee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

Saly AoAiS0 uuAAs
VMTAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the 10th
wv inst, the negro woman MARY, aged about 40
years, Is feet high, poxmarksd Says she belongs to
Mr. VIM Rusha, of California. The owner agents are
requested to call and claim said slave according to law
New Orleans. Oct. 90 1865.
S o30 I'm =, BLANCHARD, Kespsr City Police Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

w JHIsKY--20O hbla Raw, 100 bbls Reoti.
' X 'Sassi lssass s u ~ ,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

An Independent editor somewhere in the West
SAYS, in a recent issue of his seyen-by-nin
sheet:
ssWe this week strike from our books the
naroas IF two of our subscribers, who have re-
osntiy been hanged in Texas We wish to have
those who read our paper kept out Of bad COM
| panyn 4Eg1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

The American inventors, represented at the
Paris Exhibition, have received about twenty
gold and silver medals, which gives medal to
every eighth exhibitor-a higher proportion of
first class medals than will be received by any
other nation. McCormick's reaping and Pitts
threshing machines, Blanchard's for bending
wood, Singers sewing machine, Goodyear's
vulcanized India rubber, Fowler and Preterre
for artificial teeth, Richmond's machine for cut
ting iron for steam boilers, and Maurys maps
and charts, are among the articles which took
the medals. Colts guns and pistols met with
great opposition, and many competitors from
France and Belgium, and he, in consequence,
gets but third-cl medal. Fairbairn, the
celebrated engineer, before the British Associa-
tion, paid marked compliment to the many
new and useful inventions which he found at
the Paris Exhibition by American contributors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

THE PIRATES IN THE CHINA SEAS. - A COR
respondent of the Journal of Commerce says:
This band of pirates who have been now
almost totally destroyed, and their hitherto in
vincible leader killed, is the we'll known band
Of murderers and robbers who have infested
the China Seas for the last ten or twelve years.
Yearly growing in strength, their cruel butch
cries and Wholesale robberies have, until now,r re-
manned unpublished. Lieutenant Henry Ro.
lando, who SO gallantly distinguished himself,
and who, with but a. handful Of men, boarded
and carried the largest piratical vessel, after a
deliberate hand to hand conflict against i'm
mense odds-whieh bloody atfray ended in q
terrific explosion of the vessel, in which the
gallant and determined Lieutenant and his
men were blown up, as well as the pirates
this same Lieutenant Rolando having been re-
tired as an inefficient officer by the late Naval
Board, had no business to act in the gallan,
manner he did. - e=..St.zs. e
Lieutenant Henry Rolando sailed in command
of the q. s. sloop .of-war Vincennes, under com
mand Of Ringgold, in the late Exploring Expe
dition to the China Seas, in the spring Of 1868
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

The Observatory Of Santiago is built upon a
hill of prophylitic rock, and for long time it
has been noticed that the telescope mode almost
daily changes Of elevation which could not be
explained. 1t has just been found that the rock
is expanded by the heat of the sun, sensibly ele-
waiting the whole mass daily, according to the
state of the atmosnhere -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
MARIE DE LA MILE ORLEANS
HOTEL DE VILE,

HUTEL DE VILE,
lie % Oclobre, 1856
-@ AVIS DETECTION
L'election des oicers dEiat ct de Paroisse orion.
nance pour lundi lie Novembre, 1855 aura lieu aux
endroits la direction des Commissares on In
specteurs, en- apres designes et NOMINEES eonforme-
ment a IL loi:
Ter PRECINcT-A la maison decole Jackson In-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

A correspondent of the N. Y, Tribune, writing
from Paris by the last steamer says:
One of the most noted promenaders of the Pa
risian bouleyards at this moment is the Hon.
Mike Walsh, of New York. Mike looks sadly
out Of place with his dignihed walk and strange
toilet, and doesn't seem to take readily TO Pa
risian habits. Being asked, the day after his
arrival, by an American, how he liked France,
Mike made the following characteristic reply
81 have tried at dozen places since arrived
Yesterday, and can't habituate myself to their
oonfounded drinks The basis is good, but they
have a way Of mixing it that shall never learn'
l know"
SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD.-Last evening,
about I o'clock, a dispute occurred between D:
Mattel and one = Boag, Ga hotel runner,) IN
the bar of the Exchange Hotel After some
words, the parties got out upon the sidewalk,
| when Mattel fired at Boag with q pistol. shoot
! ine him through the head, and producing in
slant death Boag squatted as Mattel pre-
sented the pistol which caused his head TO re-
ceiye the ball intended fer his breast. Mattel
Immediately ran off, and so far has not been
arrested Montgomery tAla.9 Mail. 9th.
Some excitement was occasioned in Harris
burg, Pa, a few days ago, by the attempt of a
man from Virginia to secure a negro whom he
claimed as fugitive slave. The negro vas res
cued and the Virginian arrested and required
to give bail, to answer charge of attempt to
kidnap. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03
VOLUME VIII.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

TyOR LOUISVILLE.--The fine re- NsT n
H. guar passenger packet steamer ,ia ~ III E2I
iandin sATuhDAf We % iha h
" pBEfTERToN a. KEEFFE, 20 Tehoupitoulas sirees.
t paa Cabin be heen and bisooms secured by
npplyng 10 the hgants. . :. .
viii lake freight Gana Landing Napolso ifelens Memphis
tIistrna - - ~ r ri,o and Padpcnh. nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

The election for State and Parish Officers, ordered
for Monday, the 5th of November, 1865, will be held
al the following places, and under the supernendence
of the hereinafter named Commissioners or Inspectors
designated and appointed, according to law;
EIRsr PREcINcT.-At the InckROn Schnnl house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-03

kSsURNITURE STORE, No. 75,..rdsasal,su
q Mag be tween and Match
BtrsesThe subscriber has rs-oponed II til III n
above and has always hand large uppyv
othe style FURNITURE He pub
lie John b, BERGEN ly
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-19
PRIVATE MEDTCAL AND SURGICAL
INSTTTIITE


M h. j. CT tpkAY. wonld call attention tho fol
- hw'ng maadies, in he treatment Of which he guar
antees cure: diseases of he Brain such Epilepsy
AF'pic%y, Rushing OF Blood to The Heal Inflammation
~ us different tissues. ParoiI and complete Paralysis and
iiSahN und all Fuciiunal DeraBeemcnt. guch Loss
81 memory, aversion "f Society. AsanihTnpy. Timdi;y
Nervous Excitement from slight causes. Self Disru>t
6iddine,s, Headache Ringing in the Ears, Confusion of
ideas Love OF Solitude. Optical lnsnns, Disturbed
sleep and incApabty for labor aud study Also in dis
eases OF The Lungs and air passages such 1ubncuar
aSeAs or Consumption Pneumonia or naanlon Of the
Lui cs ieur Us OF PicUrsy. Asthma. humoral spas
nodic EroDchis. Laryngiis, and ali forms III Ca tarrha
abeclos Also dreases Of the Liver, Concessions of the
Liver Assesses Of The Liver Cacui in the Call Blad
der and Drcls, Jaundicr diseases which impair
us innci'ons srch Panama fever. Bilious fever and
ihefmilling RIVER and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind
Also diseases Of the Stomach such Gastritis in
hmniion OF ibe stomach Fnieriiies or Inflammation Of
mo bowels Dyspepsia in all its FORMS which des roy the
appetite and digestion, Fatcrlencies. Dysen;ary aud
Dffrhoea. Also Diseases of the Kidneys, and other
Urinary orrans, such at Diabetes, excessive flow
OF urine, Abumnuria. commonly known Brght'S
1lsease IN thus complaint The physical and patient
40 mol oiteutnes suspect the presence of the disease
w 100 idtr. The most common symptoms general
ndisposion. with dropsical swellngs Calculi in the
kidneys. Ureters Bladder. Enurises, inability TO
ana all other disorders Of the urinary organs Also dis
eases OF the Womb and its appendages, sEch irregu
filles ot The Menscs when excessive. detective sup
pressed or irregular. Proapsus Ing the Womb.
eeriy Overean ropy and other Diseases Of the paris
In The treatment of the above diseases the has
many new remedies and guarantees perfect in all
cases or The money will be returned
All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free.
Address DIR. l.. J. CZAPkAY, San Francisco
August 81 ,1s55-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-19
disorders. stands uarivalled by an az nj in III

disorders. stands uariv allied by an az nj IN th
Pharmacnpoca.
lie effect of this agent after COTTON is immediate, and
reio' es the possibility OF contraction of disease IT.
howeEr the disease has been contracted, it nseJu
nehrzln9 the poisonous secre.iors. which. by absorb
ton produce the hurrid consequences known as sec
ondary syphili II mas been administered v the Or
n many Thousand cases and he has YET fnd the first
IN which II has failed 10 sI3srrve the purpose for which
IL was administered. PRICE s.. Full drecions are
attached 10 each package In eases where th. Prophi
acicnt ~ nsed as curative, lr l.. J. CZ,ukay will
iurhish t9'1ft) Prescription l"r his Biued Purifier
An communications from he country addressed only
l" ~ Il J. tZAPkAl, san Francisco will he slrictl.
ma contdentiay attended TO, aud The Remedies with
ne greatest care and secrecy, immediately dis aichcd
by txrss or other conveyance 10 their d. stinaDatiur
F- fr L. J. Czapkay's Plnphiiaciicum is for sale b,
Or. ". @. A0an, Broad STREET, Nernan .
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-19

A case of Chills, Ague. Tremors and Genera
Read what people say of DR.. Wcbber's Invig'
nratinr Cordial


MAR Hiram C. Fullerton of North Beach says;
tVi at has been to more than can tell you was
in such low st time thai was fearful would
commit suicide had no appetite. trembling weakness
in the limbs very excable vague dread. night
swea,s and general debility in the morning. and before
had taken half "a bottle of your Cordial felt calmness,
a strength Of mind and holy had not fell for years
write this for the benefit OF others"
Capt r. Meakn, of the ship Iureka, says:
'Iour elixir seemed to reanimae and after months
of weakness and mbecily, caused by and ndui
gence, seemed the poetry and exuberance
youth"
lady writing, excaims
''You may we'll call your elixir blessed remedy it has
been indeed me, for from indefHabe weakness,
suffered for months it has given strength spirits and
health"
Rev. James Brewster, OF Nevada, says:
''Three wreched Miners. last week. tried DR.. Webbers
Invigorating Cordial, and the effect snguarly graft
flying. One really living skeleton in appearsnee,
emacaed weak had semiweekly attacks of chlls. fever
trembling and ague, and bottle and half entirely
stored him to health and and strength Another J. Baker,
had been in the mines, become from exposure and dis
ease, dreadfuliy iangid enervaed ani weak, and
bottle restored Eim.n
This is sold price. S., tive for SS only at l6ibe
very careful of the right numberlGi Washington
San Francisco in Stockton hy j. Rosenbaun, Centre
In Sacramento by Harvard Il Co. and I'd street, and
cor J and 9Th sis. Junel5-tf
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-19
Southern House

Nos. l59 and 161. Front street. near Pacific. San
Francisco one block from steamer landing
Et Ii. HARRISON, J. &. JACK Proprietors
NJ. Single Meals, 50 cents; LODGINGS, 50 cents
Board and Lodging, per week, 5 10 to SI2 Superior
arrangements for Families. III single rooms
1t is the intention of the proprietors to make this
he most comfortable house for the price in Caiior-
MIA 1t will be kept on the Southern rrincinle-
No charge allowed to be made by servants and all
colored servants.
All baggage brought to this house free of charge
The house Is kept open at all hours. This estab
llshment has been recently furnished entirely new
August 10, ls55-6m