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The WEATHER. AND THE HEALTH.--We do not
often indulge in weather and health discussions
We object-to being transformed into weather
and health thermometer The vocation is not
to our liking, no matter how much it may suit
the taste Of some Of our cotemporaries. But, as
we are quarantined below and above; and as it
seems likely that oceanward will shortly be our
only avenue Of egress and as the weather is
nnfayorable, considerable amount of sickness
prevailing, the worst part of the season before
MS, times dull, streets muddy, old Aquarius
continually tippling over his watering pot with
out regard to rhyme or reason, and mosquitoes
worse than the plaques Of Egypt, we cannot see
that we have anything TO lose, and therefore do
not care much what we say. So here goes.
That the weather is unfayorable to health is
certain. Altogether too much rain has fallen
during the present month. The winds, too,
have been mostly from the wrong direction As
a natural consequence, considerable amount
Of sickness has followed, although nothing Of an
extraordinarily alarming CHARACTER. Notwith-
standing the efforts Of croakers, we do not anti
oipate any great epidemic Of any kind.
If our people would be sufficiently pru-
dent in their habits, the chief source Of dan
ger would at once be removed. Temperance
in eating and drinking, frequent bathing
and avoidance of night air, regularity in all
things and personal cleanliness, are the best
safeguards against yellow fever and all other
diseases known to tho latitude. The ablest
physician il the world cannot give better ad-
vice than is embodied in the foregoing sugges-
tions We would like to see them fully carried
out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

CoEREcTroN In our remarks yesterday on
The Crescent Mutual Insurance Company, a
slight error occurred. Instead of net profits
for The year, $$7l2, 59s, it should read net pre-
miums. The annual statement Of the Company
will be found in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

A young man named Fisher, son of the Re-
eorder of Memphis, was accidentally shot with
a pistol, a few days ago, in that city, by a lad
named Doyle He died few hours afterwards.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

The N Y. Journal of Commerce of the 19th in abiding
to pretended agents the French Government who
have been exposed as swindlers says:
We authorised to say, that none OF the strange
French gentlemen now in this city protesting to act for
European account are in any way connected with the
French Government either agents post CAPTAINS
and that there is prospect arrival Of apy such
dgnitary during the present If any of the
teen who have been misled in this matter wish for orr
authority it is quite at their SERVICE and will gettle the
claims of these pretended agents in short order
Meanwhile may add the expression of our sunrise
that countrymen and especially our merchants and
who shrewd in matters should he
SO readily imposed by claiming to be foreign
counts princes of the blood post captains agents Of
foreign government The crowned heads of Europe are
pinched for notable that they need send on
such expeditions any such yagabonds those who under
highsoundiDg titles, run away with heiresses and
yictimize our hhanciers and shipowners Parehments
and letters of credit cheap that confidence
game ought to stand chance of success with
sessing common prudence
LONDON MONEY MARKET-July 6-Mouey easy tbopyh
not perhaps quite cheap before the publication Of
the French loan, Exchange on Paris had fallen and
there had been considerable export of gold Consos
closed at 9S to Dollars Is lid to As llZkd Bar
Silver 5s sd. Doubioons 74sto 74s 3D. Eagles T6s
AMERICAN SEcuRITIEs-Messrs Bell & Co. report the
market unchanged The supply of State securities being
still short of the demand good business in railway bonds
had been done u s. 49, bonds los 10Y do do stock
los to 106 New York State ves 90 to o. Peuna yes
n to do do bonds IS to 49, Massachusetts, sterling
bonds 81 to 90 Virginia sterling do So do six bonds SO
to 90; Canada sterling bonds Ill to H.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKEr-Ths rates Of freightfrom
Liverpool to the United states are slightly easier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

SUICIDE FROM DEsrITuTIoN.-O the 18th inst,
Charlotte, wife of J. B. Denis, farmer, of the
parish of ST. Hughes Canada East, hung her
self in her husbands barn. The family had
suffered dreadfully for some time for want Of
food, and the poor woman had eaten roots, in
order to save what little bran there was in the
house for the sustenance of her children AT
last, in despair, she committed the fatal act
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
.aie, POrte1' and Cider.

R The undersigned having purchased the interest N Maehe
in the we'll known
ALE, PORTER AND CIDER ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos 10 and 81 Bienyille street,
On the day Of Julv 1885, conducted
IN and under bis
He to inform friends and the pnb pr.
pared supply as Hotels Steamboats, cos
Private Families with
ALE, PORTER AND OLDER,
any quantity beat brands either by the esk
bOtts accommodating aay similar establishment
South.
O. Country and City Methans carefully filed with d.
patch.
7. T. MURRAY,
iyaS splu Nos. 10 and 81 Bienyille street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

Too LATE,--"My dear sir" said candidate
accosting sturdy wag on the day of election
Z" I'm very glad to see you" "You needn't5,
I've voted .[
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

GThe Official Proceedings OF the Board Assistant
A1dermen Tnesday night last, VIII BIO found on
tho fourth page Of to-day's Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

HYpRoPHoBlA Some time in April, four child
rem at Morrissiania, N. Y, were bitten by a
rabld pet dog, and on Friday, one of them,
Gornetia Bassette, aged u, died The other
q children are, as yet, free from symptoms, but
excited e'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

On the 10th tho persons arrested at Buffalo
for violation of the neutrality laws we're fully
committed in default Of $4,000 bail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
Menu Orleans Aloi,sp Alarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp street,
Wadnasdav NYeninn Iulx az 1Rhh. |

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Wednesday Evening, July as, 1851
Another day Of showers Of rain fortunately there but
little doing In money, cotton and produce which 10 any
way affected by these frequent Showers which somehow or
another in the forenoon Of the day in season
to interrupt what few outdoor operations have to be
transacted. og. .u.z
The offerings In banks the day of discount which fall
on Wednesday, large for the season Of course
nothing beyond the daily income could be loaned, and
that, unfortunately for borrowers Ia not large At this
of the year. and particularly when anxiety is
felt regarding the health of the city 1t would be
commodstion to the business community If Directors Of
the Banks could make 1t convenient to meet every
ing for diseountng paper and purchasing Of Exchange
This system has been adopted by the Southern Bank
since It's organization, and has proved work WELL
obyates many Inconvenience which attend weekly
conversations and consultations OF what advantage to
borrower 1t who keeps account only In bank to
wait intervals of three four days for loans when they
could be granted In fifteen minutesa or any In
novatons old established rules or into old ogyism
are locked on with srust and not consonant with
ory of the hsbtuss of the bank sror In most of the
banks at this time it Ia impossible to than
three Directors about many belonging to each
bank in the city and it is not making too great
demand for them to consider our suggestions.
There is but little paper Offering the Streets though
rates of interest well maintained Brokers are going
to the shore suburbs for few weeks recreaon and
buyers think they do better by holding though
ii tho truth is really told there but very little money
at this time in market for investment in paper. Some
grade paper has been placed at Is and per
Tor small Fortunately, the general contraction of
all engagements commercial and financial have been 30
large that 1he actual want Of money is confined to mar
row circle Money continues to be freely offered in New
york though in Boston there il more demand with
slightly enhanced rates of interest.
Exchange to-day varied but little from yesterday Con-
siderable accessns to the stocks sf cotton tobacco and
other produce made by the arrivals Of boats from
Memphis and ST. Louis which furnish material for
she basis Of exchange Good private drawers have re-
duced their for Sight New York below the banks
| Wa nnnta this eYeniug--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

We are under obligations to the clerk of the
steamer Antelope for late papers from Louis
x,;1Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

The purser Of the steamship 0rizaba has oul
thanks for manifest and Mexican papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
FULL OF ASSURANCE, AS USUAL.


Mssyoamrp As Usual The Crescent asserts that the
Ritual and Constitution q the sstooa a
md stsa having been adopted and Published in the Phil
idelphia paper one gear ago.
The Delta blunders or misstates The Cres-
cent did not assert anything Of the kind, &C.
cording to q fair Interpretation. Here is what
the Crescent did say, and we would 30 ophgeu
to the Delta to be more careful aabout iaets ahu
dates in future when alluding to U.s. II we
are not much mistaken, the same ritual ana
rules were publ shed in the Pennsylvania Dem
ocratie papers, and elsewhere, about twelve
months since From this simple statement the
Delta positively asserts that we stated its pub
l;oation was g old and stale,'' having been
g adopted and published in the Philadelphia
paper, oae year ago. Now we said nothing at
all about the adoption of the rules and ritual,
didn't say anything concerning publications sin
the Philadelphia paper" and didn't say the
aforesaid publication was made ''one year ago"
We were under the impression that the publica-
ton was made in the sPennsylvania Democratic
papers," etc. about twelve months ago, and 50
wrote.
The Delta admits that ga portion Of it (the
rules and rituaD got into the papers at the
time--in November last Here is direct con-
fession that it did impose cold and stale news
upon its readers! How much The Delta is
good evidence against the Delta. How much,
we ask again, Of last November's publication
did it foist upon the public of New Orleans in its
Mondays edition, as fresh and important intel
| lgenee2 1t Acknowledges to Sc portion but
was the portion large or smalli
The Delta processes to believe that the Fri
| tual and constitution published by it on Mon
day, is still in full force, notwithstanding our
reminder that the platform adopted at the late
| Philadelphia Convention was the true and only
exponent of the principlesof tho National Coun-
Gil, as officially promulgated. Does the Delta
| prefer to rely upon document that could only
be revealed BY perjury and villainy, to one pub
| lishcd officially by an important and honorable
4 organization IF So it would believe inorganic
revelations in preference to the asseyerations Of
| all the Masons in the Union; would take to its
bosom a traitorous Odd Fellow, while it would
spurn and contemn the members in good stand
ing; would encourage apostacy at the expense
| of fidelity. We do not believe the Delta in
tended, by any means, to 60 so far, but still the
argument is legitimate, and it might be carried
out ad infnitum.
| The official platforms of the American party,
State and National, are before the public. Let
them stand or fall on their merits. Any at
tempt to go behind them is as unfair as unjust.
/ In conclusion, we request the Delta, when
referring to good humored article of ours, TO
be ssmore careful about facts and dates, and less
fippant in its assertions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
@ Hon. THOMAS CuRRY (forn

Judge Concord piatric presented Candidate the
Jadgeshp OF e Second District Of New Orleans Hon.
Lea, elected the Supreme Court Of the State. jy2s Spot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

A BURGLAR sHoT--A dispatch of the 18th,
from Buffalo, says:
We learn from Erie that storein that place
was entered on Monday night by a burglar,
who in the course Of his operations awoke two
young men who were sleeping in the store-on
Of whom took q rifle and ordered the burglar,
who had just got outside the door, to stop, but
paying no attention to the request, and persist
Ing in his attempt to escape, he was shot in the
neck. Upon an examination, the wounded man
was discovered to be carpenter who has here
tofore been considered respectable citizen II
is now supposed that he is the person who COM
mitted several Of the recent burglaries which
have taken place at Erie. 1t is impossible for
him to survive.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

MARRIED.:
On Wednesdar, Q5th by the Rev p AcGrane PATRICK
CAREY TO Mis- CATHERINE FOX Both of thia city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26

TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT INGRAHAM.-The Ger
mans Of Charleston have subscribed for, and
had manufactured, very handsome sword to
be presented to Capt Duncan n Ingraham, ..
S. Navy, as testimonial of their admiration of
his conduct in the Koszta affair at Smyrna
The Standard, in describing the sword, which
was made in Charleston, says:
The blade is 28a inches long, and the handle
inches, making o total length of 32a inches
Upon one side of the blade the inscription is as
follows:
Presented to Com'r Duncan N. Ingraham,
by his German fellow-citizens Of Charleston, for
his noble and brave conduct in the Koszta affair
off Smyrna, on the I'd July, 1853"
On the other side there is inscribed the words
of Com'r Ingraham upon that memorable occa-
sion
ssDo you want the protection of the United
States? You shall have il" -
The handle is mounted by gold eagle, and
the scabDard is also mounted with gold and ter
minaring with gold dolphin. The belt is made
Of silk and silver, and represents the stars and
stripes Of the flag of our country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
Cheap. Very CheaD!!

u AND JACKSON RANGES. CRATES Asp STOVES, IA
Cooking Stoves Of full fully 10 sszJ
we'll pto9s rom oil 10 sWo all completed; tho -
we'll known Economitt Raoges.
The large number Of these important laay Idd
has secured the referring bGgs d IA Of nIm.s
purchasers who veil known m city, will youn,
,sTy AND readily be shown desired Tbs saving fuel perfect
baking Of both the simple Arrangement ss ~ boiler
with top which Affords the escaping Of steam ard prevent il
accumulate The convenience Of Transport stands On se
similar to ordinary stoves all this combined makss il enc Of The
cis " N'ss ~"
Japanned and Tin Ware BroomI Tubs Pals Kitchen ueus,
Spirit Gas. ' 'f $3.50
Az soIts Of Work and Rpaiting the HOUSE FURNISH
PatrCk's Church. W l. TI6DgsOS 'e -
Je2aam tShceAAa1r 10 u ssH'au
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, Ciy Of New Orleans
Be II remembered that tie Path Jay 1885, before tho sub
sber Justice of the Peace for the City Aforesaid
appeared Charles j. Mnson Secretary the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans bsns duly according
law deps say that the foregoing Just and
tue and correct transcript from the books Of said Company
CD MAasoSI, sesrsta,y.
Sworn and subscribed before this 2h day July 1855
[sisnsdl CIV. JosTE,
Second Justice Of tho Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
Destructive Gale on the Coast

The steamship Orizaba, Capt. Forbes, arrived
yesterday morning, bringing files Of papers from
Vera Cruz to the I'D, and from the city Of
Mexico to the 18th.
Captain Forbes reports that the American
bark Flash, Capt. Wilson, from New York, ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the evening Of the 2lst
inst.
Capt Forbes also reports the occurrence of q
most destructive gale on the Pacific coast OF
Mexico, on the 1st ult. The ports Of st. Bias
and Mazatlan were visited by heavy gale, in
which some six ships were driven ashore and
totally lost Farther down the coast at Ypalta,
the American clipper ship Water Witch, Plum
mer master, was driven from her anchorage
and became total wreck. Capt. Plummer, OF
the Water Witch, came passenger on the
Orizaba.
| Some thirty lives were lost at Mazatlan, and
property to the amount of million and halt
of dollars were destroyed. ....M
| The papers by this arrival are destitute OF
news The fact that they announce no further
defeats Of the insurgents appears rather signit-
cant The subject of establishing constitu-
tional and organic system Of laws is undergoing
discussion in some Of the journals in the usual
guarded style The revolutionary storm has no
doubt superinduced the matter, and it is APP
parently the prelude to q conciliatory course on
the part of His Serene Highness, as the only
means Of retaining his sway.
| A slight shock Of earthquake was experienced
| in the city Of Mexico, on the 18th.
| Copious rains had fallen in many parts oil
| Mexico AtMextillan fields had been inundated
end crops destroyed, and the rise Of water at
| the city of Mexico, on the 18th inst, was
almost unprecedented
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Our weekly prices OF Stocks, which will be found below
approximate to what holders might be induced

Uncurrent coin meets with ready sale quotations
Uncurrent bank notes have improved with the excep-
ton the free Banks Tennessee which regarded
with some distrust. We our usual weekly quo
tations, which are the rates OF H. B. Merrell g. Co.
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ENGLlSH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
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Haven, Conn. ~ $500 ' wv
lac subscriber has large buildings suitable for
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Inc locality o the institution
Aoh OF physical health and
esceai and morai culture
center Of me e aohas M retired position proximity
mpaft oi the onbned advantages
out the exclusive disadvantages o either = '' -
The Pupils Of this nataton
o. prepared or ercaue other pursuits Modern Ian
ac and Drawing, taught by experienced
ity iacIcs "a taught IN hcademca schools
auGga ana a me pupils are encouraged perfect
Tho XXI yGaf divided INTO TWO aeoas CT twenty-five
winter seasion o.
March, f - ~ 7' iN'S'"' "a
Gasass Of the insuos arranged pups
e more convenient 70
mepeement Of each Yale College. "
Inc charges Tor Tuition, Board
merely a1be
during the VACATIONS the price 10 5000. $50 W '''
ffnflPi taxes sea pie bspg
Halock Edo editor Now York Joufhsl Of Commerce.
mv3t -J,EtWIS NJ MIYIs nf,.,al
~ T. NORTH CULLOM, Attorneys at
Law will attend to all Professional ST. Landry ana
SAS, IA. N' N-NN - " N+'S-
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Always hsnd supply DRUGS MEDICINES PER-
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G0DEY.; LIDl'S BOGK ioR 1855.

G0DEyc; LIDT'S BOOK f0R 1855.
TWENTIETH Year Of Publication by
Z t.e author Tho only Iaiy's Rock acktowi
edged hl TIE Las, Of TIL, country wur;, OF it,
Principal Points 1t Attraction f.. lS.)).
1t contains hundred iayss ii reaing insteE il
is nan bernot ..t.inG i. igrgc nuInher
Of pages in y and e reas throughout t'e ear.
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with iu direct Gus for iaes cut tutir .res-es
Patterns for Ci1Teas Ores both ux lie ard female
Embroidery Broderc Angi P.tterns-every n'nih
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+ / DAILY tNhht.SS, is now establish
A e, the Oreioasss R.roai h tween Now Or n.
sud -l Ia oUrCt, oot-t. tic il New q LEAFS -it
. The Am tN.r " OF 81 HE III nj al C!ses
Town, ii tae Aot.l and est, amt a: y"n iaour:
with
HOLDEN STAGES ASp EMPRESS WAGONS.
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Wiz, Washington O, c'of;sa>.
- ECIE, ii.WEli.y, ALI tBLi.S, md Merchandise
Of every !le-c II forwarded and deiivcrt prnaip
Notes. Hfs B.h ec colec;e!, ard all orders attended
:" lu EN- N.
E'cti fNrtE+S ia charge Of special Messengers.
Al inc"chl IL rtegs from Ne-r 'r FIR The in
tra-, "'',1 be d" tlf tAe Fl orr il tn" ',y
o.s = " par. t'Tts.> an - .I.,, IN barha, $50
o.! ieyts street. VII! feretr' prompt ai.e..ti,tn
EXPRESS A1iI:ns i COS rife. - O. Caap It.
Ia sy II Franklin Hons" Thbo
ct.Us r ! T. -. and !!ay i-fnnr,te 3rN
RAILROAD ANtst'iTi HAti,i At.E FXPH!SS.
In coAnec ion nj. the above ere express 9Th
ira sso:tati". If Ha-g1 any part Of lie :ty Of New
Orleans that rrsSseers g Ing the and cheek
70 the t}pr"ss Messenger Rave the Gg;l-e ,iel.yer
~ cir ce., wi.li l,~on...lnsS nj 'esp;.ei
SIASR :. .GNES.
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP:
BROTHER having col

menced the Carriage Business in ali its branches. in
the Shop arson street next door to the METHODIST
Cbnrch' Thihodaux are prepared to manufacture
Buggiss. Carriages. Rockasecys g. Suihies
in any and every sye aso repairing done Persons de-
string ANYTHING in their lire would da well tn give them
call All work guaranteed to give at'sfaction
r. tender their thanks 10 the citizens o! Assump-
tion L.oarce and Terreonre for the liberal patronage
they have extended to them since the last two years that
that they been engaged in the above business and
hope for a continuance of the sane.
They have always hani Carriages Rockaways, Bug
rieS and Sulkes, Harness. Whips, Fly-netting &C. &C.
Of their own manufacturing the workmanship OF which
always guaranteed.
They are wiling ,rede very liberal terms for cash
or cd paper All repsrs done at reasonable rates, and
with the greatest des ratrh.
FULFORD & BROTHER, Jackson Street.
Thibodaux. August I'd, !S35tf