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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09
New Orleans iilomep Alarket.
CREscEsr OFFICE, No. no Camp street, !
SATURDAY. Evening. July T. 1919 (

CREscEsr OrricE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Evening, July 7, 1856.
tbs being the day for closing the business Of tho
week. the departure Of the several Coast and Mississippi
packets more than usual activity pereevsbe on the
streets Though rain fell through the forenoon there
was but little Interruption moreover Saturday being the
day Of departure for all country suburbs than
an ordinary amount Of business generally transacted in
the early part Of the day The general eondtion Of bust
ness for the week has bean far from that stagnant
sluggish character which denotes the termination
of the seasons operations The Western merchants par
tcuarly good share of them have considerable bust
still hand and from accounts the upper rivers
being In good nsvgable order there hope
that the month through will be marked by continuance
corresponding amount of operations with the week
which has now closed
From all parts Of the country continue to receive the
most aaerng accounts Of the prospects Of the growing
crops in sections the wheat Is already harvested
and the yield largely in Of any year for the last
decade The prospects Of the harvest in Europe also
very encouraging II Ia however any thing
reliable that Continent. All these favorable indoa
tons have most suspicious influence on the general
monetary affairs OF the country aad with the cheering
accounts from immediate neighborhood Of great
staple which hoped will amount to something beyond
average YIELD give all the elements Of active
business at early period Of the commencement Of the
ensuing fall
Albeit the detention OF over 100 600 bales Of cotton
from reaching market has caused enquiry money
within the past few days. much so that two Of our
banks to-day had much larger offerings than their incom
ing receipts and necessarily causing declination,
yet the rates Of interest outside enhanced Lend
ers however, not SO they wsre and our
last quotations to TO- very h also II per ct
fair grade factors aoosptanees. There however but
very little paper the market The banks their long
discount line get the first seleetlon what they refuse
finds its way the market
The Exchange market to-day was mot dull nor was 1t
brisk while some Of the banks had several calls and
good demand for checks New York. others were neg
lected, and the day dull with them Some private
drawers sold at Is prem for sightha banks obtaining
X. The payment of dividends has had temporary effect
of the banks in their exchange operations after
these out Of the way, regularity will prevail
Foreign bills quite dull Some sales of Francs were
made at 5o71. Sterling is under the influence Of the
New York market and dragged heavily to.day-9s1 to
lo14-and bankers bills held at 1913 comprise the
rates Of the day
The steamship oahawba for New York. to leave to.mor
row morning, has on freight the following sums
Shipped by H B. Merrsn aco........,........ sas 400
shipped By Judsou % Is
eahOnh
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RIBBONS, EDeINGs AID LINENS. S. b.
onurchil on ptyades street, opposite the pryades Mar
Ae Offering his large stock Irish linens Vaenceppe
eagings Ribbons etc. at very rates See the adysr
tisement. ''
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chiefly in foreign silver, with little American coin
age-so that no part has been drawn from the banks
MrJ. X. de Egana was to-day elected President pro
tenn, of the Canal Bank In the absence of Mr. H. A.
Rathbone who has gone journey to Europe.
The Southern Bank Of Alabama, at Mobile declared 3
semtannual dividend of ten per cent, which shows
profitable business: the Bank of Mobile semi. annual
dividend Of four per cent The City the Fulton and the
Merchants Insurance Companies Of Mobile, each diy
bends Of eight per cent for the time These are all
Stock Companies the old plan 1t presumed these
dividends made out of actual earnings showing the
prosperous condition Of underwriting.
The following is the amount duties on Imports rs-
ceved at the Custom House, New Orleans for the last
quarter Of the fiscal year. ending soh june 1856
pared with the came period of 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

9sa- Please announce VIM. P. CONVERSE as
Candidate ALDERMAN from The Frat District supply
aeany caused by the L. b. Place Esq Election
IohspAY, July 10, 1861 jyaid
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This shows rapid falling of for three months being
equivalent to Is per cent,
BY the monthly report Of the Treasurer Of the United
States there was deposit at the several deposaries
the last Monday of June, subject to draft sIs i2
OF which there was al the following places
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staie.sa sisa a. aa hssa fars An persons
Hsnsaf Wights Indian Vegetable PM me recommends,
which ara duly forth ~ ~. eass ol 'nas
p ano'nes column Wrghta Co., Isl oSs
ars tie agents In this city. - oaatsssa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

i}feInl Proceedings Of the Beard Of Aldermen
a a Friday night last. VIII be found the fourth
pare " to-dns's Crescent.
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Sick headache.
IT should Headache in all
from disordsrsd stomach, and corrupt blood
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
certain r every description headache because thew
body Eumors which, If In the
stomaeh the Sickness of appetite
agreeable in the mouth, brsah wasting OF The gums de-
teeh and other dsng eonpan and when taken
into ha euiaon and thrown upon parts of the body
give rise to every malady incident man.
Vegetable Pills taken o,ee in snty
four hea will in sho time, complete TO Sick Head
ache; at the time the digestive organs
healthy Tone and The blood soeompee purified
diseases OF any kind, will manner impossible
j., WRIGHT s. CO., Agents.
I iys apsteod Isl Chartrss streat.
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CLoTHIsa TO ORDER. Gentlemen who
60 have their fan and winter clothing maaa 10
fashionable manner, and at fair prices can ID 4 l.
leaving thsir nsssures at the store Of Norris Way
corner Of Camp and Common streets any time before III
9th of August ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

TEE MIRROR OF FASHION, containing steel
plate, colofad has been received IL Is pubshe in Nv
York BY deno o Scott and said TO be aelassc
tailors.
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Iah AoBERr 7. WARD-By reference TO the
Nsi be seen that this splendid and popu-
~ Steamer Capt silss n Miller than whom more ann.
Ia and sousteous commander nsysr controlled the dsca
w leave New Orleans Tor Louisville on The
ms her last trip for the season, and ii
es pssn supesinauced much BY desire to sccommo.
~ public the favorable stage Of the
upper rivers Ihe Ohio y snphasay up for ths ward
Thoss desiring to travel In the dree,a, : =,
cannot do better than BY secusing passages a.
and the sooner they make application for
better - the Ward b invariably crowded al ali
For this trip the register Of tho boat may be found !,
Office of X. W. Adams, corner Of Common and rro,,
Streets. Ni'A'
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French and SpasstsI. Books
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Is CAMP STREET. is


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WEATHER AND CRoPs. = The Caloasieu Pres
of the Both SOW;

WEATHER AND CRoPs. - The Caloasieu Press
of the both say:
Since our lat issue we have been favored
with several cpious showers of rain, but we
are sorry to lean that our friends in some parts
Of the parish hive not participated with us in
these adqueoui luxuries. The crops notwith-
standing are SD to be quite promising, more
especially thos in our Immediate vicinity,
which under aay thing like favorable ciroum-
stances for thu remainder of the season, must
turn out . grater yield than ye have had for
either OF the tFo preceding years.
We are pleased to see that our village friends
have such qualities of vegetables in their gar
dens. We notice also that their little forests of
orange trees hive resumed their pristine yigor of
color, and an now spreading forth their
branches with genuine down-easter yerdanoy.
The Opelouss Patriot, of the Both, says:
1t rains now almost daily, and vegetation is
springlng forthlike magic. Soon we expect to
hear Enough-held, hold Should the rains
continue, our ponds and coulees will soon be
hlied up, and The country once more assume a
natural Appearance Thehealth of our town,
as also that of he other towns and villages in
the parish and the country generally, is re-
markedly good.
The POSTMASTER General has announced that
enclosed eirculass or other printed matter in
envelopes upon which is printed, impressed or
written, the name, etc. of the person or persons
issuing such Circular, not only subjects the
package to letter postage, but that it must also
be prepaid, in The failure to do which, it will go
to the dead letter office. This is q most CRATE
iui regulation tonewspaper publishers, who are
continually receiving some humbugging adver-
tisements with the privilege Of paying cent
for the receipt nit.
STEAMBOAT GILBERT BURNED. = One Life
Lost. = We lean that the Tennessee river
packet Colbert, was burnt to the waters edge,
together with 4s0 bales Of cotton, last Monday
night, % miles up the Tennessee river. One of
the crew was drowned. The d. A. Given came
up soon after. took on board the crew and saved
a. few bales Of cotton that were in the river.
The Colbert was small boat, and had been
plying in the river as lighter. She was
formerly owned in this place. louisville
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In tho Mint and Treasury, this city, including silver
bullion and gold $332I6 S4 transfer of $4,000 has
been ozdeEoa " Assistant Treasurer, new Orleans
Amount deposit al dsposariss month May.. ss
do do do do ls,ass,fl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

On the LIST this month the Government interest was
due, which will cause further reduction.
Louisiana State bonds continue to advance in New
York last sales the soh $4,000 at 96 and
at 96sl.
The amount Of dividends to be paid In Boston, on the
LIST, WATSON bonds 1926, 1877 manufacturing compa-
MES s220,So railroad companies, s923O75 misce
laneous s6s l5oTota 81 222 In addition there are
dividends bank stocks which will largely increase the
amount.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

letter appears cceived by the Baltic last trip with
out date in the New York Tribune from the famous
fnancier Robert Schuyler regarding various frauds with
which he charged by the Directors OF the New Haven
Railroad He denies these specific charges and other
allegations brought against him but does mot say
word about the fraudulent issues Of stock This said
to be the first information received from this distinguished
individual since he left He says nothing of returning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT CoNFLAaRATIos-106 1000
Bales Cotton Bnrnedt--We learn from the
officers and passengers Of the steamboat O. d.
Jr., that the steamboat Magnolia Branner, Capt
Leonard, from Red River, was destroyed by FIRE
yesterday morning, about eight miles below
Baton Rouge. and her cargo. consisting Of 1860
bales Of cotton, with other produce, utterly lost
The G. d. Jr. came across the first evidences
Of tho accident some two miles above where the
wreck lay, and saw that she, had put in and
landed her passengers, who were few in number
The Mary Bess was just backing out from
where the passengers were landed; and as the
Y. D. j. had on board q load Of cotton, she did
not deam " proper to land, as it was not a case.
o. absolute necessity. The river was covered
Witn bales Of burning cotton for nearly two
miles, and the wreck had aoated that distance
down stream.
w SHAH undoubtedly have full particulars Of
the unfortunate occurrence during the day.
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s..tTE or LOUISIANA,
f%'f37s = g. City Of New Orleans.
Be Remembered, thai iss Juov, 1855 before me-
sateesr 1Gses Of The Peas Aforesaid per-
scnay appeared Jean Psab0a PssH sehrssY see,e.
ta Of the Merchants insaanes MntuS Company Orleans
who being duly according deposs that the
above accounts nIt and transcript from the
books Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBERToN, Prsuident.
=... A. sctiREIBER, Secretary.
s"ofn 70 and subscribed before this ish day Of June
I CIV. JoNTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace for Of Orleans
The Board Of Drcoh have declared dividend Of Fifteen Per
Cent the earned premiums participating poHts) Of the
Guiding t May 1855 for which scrip tss will DO Issued
on and after the Isl Of August, 1855.
JOHN PEMBERroN, President.
A seHREIBER, sscrssryJ
5y...#. DIRECTORS:
John Pembsrton B. o. Vgnsud, J. A. Brand,
Logan Mcknight, NJ Cutdy WIN. yoKel
0. Gsilsrd, Pierre Pouls g. Mlteubr,vsr
B. P Voorhiea. p. hiaspsro. i.ts n
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MAR RIED;
DIE D.:

Yesterday sh BIZ Justice Jonte Mr. HENRY JUDSoS
''lias ELIZABETH LEWIS both OF this city.
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Ocean Springs.
~ Mrs. E. o. JONES, having large new BOARDING.
HOUSE on jackson Avenue, half block
Springs will be ready Thur.day June 81
On the premises two Mineral spngsons Sulphur and the
other on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

MIR. SAINT PRICE of Greenbrier, has publish
ed card withdrawing from the candidacy for
the Legislature for that county. He had per-
mitted himself to be announced under an impress
sion that "whigs, democrats and know nothinrs
had buried their party prejudices, and united in
the nomination with view to the success of the
Covington and Ohio raiiroad"-but he says:
~ am now satisfied that whatever the original
design OF the meeting was, the object which |
believed they had in view cannot be realized.
cannot be voted for to any extent by all parties;
on the contrary, battle is to be fought over my
head by the know-nothlngs and anti know-noth-
ings, whether | am willing or not This I had
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ni cirsii il 30 rriiitl4 ttt,yie and b-reb, nIl,,
Dtr, ous irinn'ion rrodncng delghtfnly rlea.ii,.
sens lion II IN the Whole franz. Owing l., ia a.
markahle anc'p c properties, ii puihrs and reulra
hat pnisnn corrosive principle which rrhprs Oh
ucetous difficult h,al: il therefore j. jv,t
mly adapted {" Their speedy cure. THIS Lititf.at
from ia poietnting aud strength ming qulte, l,, A,
found tn he specific f,r Parnlysi. Palsy. Whge
s~ellines aud .n- Il iaiu. in fact all coma n
throwing the muscular sste,r. II Hl. cured Casa Of
.,hcnmai~m at twenty Ia httv yeai standiu NJ. ana
airt,n. nf the Spine wherein the cntire nal MN
crooked and isured. ihat tie pat e,,t eo,ulI
III stand wihotr nrtitcini support. Numerous
OF Palsy have bern cured VII n TN A"~i Aaa
wiherrd, eaving oihng but the dried ,Nin aud b,nr
and tho limbs inallv without t"cng- t,r
ChAlrtH wih C,0Dp is oi c>tinuh' yu.uc ra,hei
and batrd thu hroat and II applieG freely
on the clest it Ias give r,hJ in tEe srre4a
cough. attending Ennsurotinn Asthma aud Crhl. 1t
he Is wmInds speed lv-Nll cure Sreldhead, Maag..
er Planter. an Farmers will i1d i most xilite IA
me iirne 10 be apie Horses and Cntle for Spri.
Bruises Lanene-s Stiff joints. Sweeney. D,y y! a4he,
Wounds. Burns, S9lins. Chltes or baIls Has irnrd
Knots Oh the flesh etc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

ana distribution measures-its pitifal apologies,
Tor the disgrace of our arms by osceoa-its bold
recommendation of an increase of the standing mr.
my-its unjust attempt 10 cast censure' due to
the errors and blunders of the administration IL
self,upon the shoulders of an innocent State ohoer
and then calling for an appropriation TO repair
these errors, which il says, are not those OF this
govcrnment--its false claims of n national policy,
founded in inhumanity towards Indians; its reIte-
rated jesuitical recommendations of an amendm I,
of the Constitution rs to the election OF President
which was never meant TO be carried into effect
by the party, or TO be any thing more than
topic with which 10 prejudice the peoples minds
against an election by the llousc-lts impudeht
boasts of the intelligence and patriotism OF the
successors whom Executive patronage and dcta-
ton have succeeded in electng shallow
political economy-its demagpglsin, lis arts oil
vile deception aud humbuERery- ranking ven
om Of party sprit-its miserable rhetoric sink
ing below critici-m--its grsyclling moral srntl
ment-ts total want OF all sage counsel or advise,
and e all pathos and lecling-are all equalled by
its false certificate in chief To "the prosperouscon
dition OF all the various Executive departments,
10 the ability and integrity with which they have
been conducted" Il To the faet of the Presidents
belief THAT there is no Just cause Of complaint
iron any larter at the manner IN which they
have fulfilled the objects of their creation"
Here again are bitter words They are biz,
who is now arrogantly claiming, with mo recan.
tatlons to make" the support of that party vino
deem it among their highest honors to have fol
lowed the lead of the renowned chieftain, whom
Mr.. Wise so denounced, and of whom he has
nothing 10 tax back"
We could go onto the end oftho canvass,multi
plying the reasons why democrats should not sup
portMr. Wise hut why need we meaton others'
Those we have given we submit to the patient
digestion Of the party without further comment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

Briefly stated says the New Orleans Picayune'
the purposes Of tho party are to express tho
authentic voice Of the American people in favor
of IN American policy of Government, to see our
internal resources improved, our labor rewarded
our genius fostered. our agriculture, manufac
lures and commerce guarded and substantially an
intelligent American craftsmanship; to see tho
right of suffrage protected by laws that shall
make il the medium of expressing genuine Anne
rican opinions and sympathes to sec too that
this is expressed in the action of the Government,
that the federal constitution is administered in
strict accordance with the views of its founders,
that oil usurpations of power are checked all en-
croachments upon the rights of the States
bakcd, and all forced constructions dsayowed;
aud thus, and finally, to see the Union preserved,
strengthened and perpetuated. When all these
thing arc done, "Sam" will be inaugurated
king Of the Commons" and will rule till he hath
put all the nations of Locoiocoism under his
feet and his ubilant children catching the spirit
Of The ancient songster, will break forth in the
loud hulIelulah 40 the winter is past the
flowers appear on the earth the time of the sing
ing of birds Is come. and the voice of the turtle
dove is heard in the and.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

The democratic organs crow most Justify over
wings, who refuse to cooperate with Americans
call them "honest," independent" "true to
their principles and all that. Now does it not
strike these organs that if the American party
were the Wing party under new name, as these
same organs allege, these "honost' wings
would not be found opposingi it? Brog away
gentlemen over outstanding whigs,ns much as you
please the more you do it, the better you will
disprove your favorte charge against American
ism
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSl.


WIN W. LEFTWIClI... Proprietor.
Adon Poe, Blountvo Tenn; X IL Wilmer.
Bedford Sam c Burks, Bedford House; Ihos S
Davidson, Dnnyille, Va; ,Ino II Scuddel, New
YORK; DIR VIM NJ Gold, Roolbridge; p Trotter,
Il ! Echos, Richmond; G IL Melton, Salisbury,
y. {. Joseph S Thurman, city; p w Bell, do;
capt II lIarmeliug, V x T X Road; Watson
Smith, city; VIM a Shothcr, do; w Harncr,
5 L Road; & + Nenable, do; + Franklin Howe,
Grafton, Massachusetts,; ; II Dowdy, Newport,
VA; Capt II Whyte, S $ Il Road; w lsaos, do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

HIRINo HELp.-The Abingdon Virginan has
information that the Anti American party in that
region is raising fund to hire orators to assist
Mr.. VISION the score that he is worn out aud
for the reason, obviously that the party sorely
distraught, and in pressing danger of destruc-
ton. We have never seen alarm more apparent
than in the almost superhuman efforts of the de-
mocratc leaders and defenders in this canvass
Their orators and writer's, their juntos and
clques their senator's and scavengers, their wire.
workers and bush-beaters, their masters and men,
leaders and liegemen, all the advocates and agen-
ces, every element and instrument by which n
dispirited party may be treasured and "A sinking
cause retrieved, are busily employed. Had we no
other evidence of the desperate condition of the
Democracy, their own frantic exertions would
suffice to convince US. No wonder that Mr.
Wise is worn down. The labor he has been per
forming great enough of itself to break down
an iron constitution, is not more wearing than
the discouragemepts which face him everywhere.
and the premonitions of defeat that haunt all his
steps. Ardently as we have desired his defeat.
when we think of the tolls and sufferings he is so
vainly undergoing, we could almost wish 10 spare
him the final and fatal prostration of defeat Yet
fall he must and we can only promise that the
victorious SAM sinking the passions of the
enemy in the magnanmty of the oonoueror
will. as Aufdus did with the fallen Coriolanus.-
order him noble funeral.