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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

WAr-MAIr. MATTER The notice served m
the New orlesns and Mobile mail line Of steamers with a.
gard 70 carrying way letters will be found below From
y w DO seen that all the odi for this most extraordi
nary order should rest upon the Postcos Department.
and net upon the mail line as they are not at faut h ts
prsmises Chords pleasure to make this statsment
q We think the mall line have actual sins enough to
for without being held responsble for tho sins y
others ~ :,
=, RosT- 0FFfcE. MepftE, Ala, June Ill
ths Agent Of New oteans aud Mobile Line steatars
&c 4 aIa instructed BY the Postmaster GENERAL 10
give yon notice e discontinue the practise Ok ksqpns il
Jour emces mali way bag Of carrying letters other
se than ~ the mail am also 10 cease navug
you for ne delivery Of letters BY the way bsg s. efsto
fore and g report any refusal neglect par 10
esmplE with this notice. Respectfully, y5F obsd;ept
psFyapk ~ q. T0uIirN, b N :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

TINE ERulr.-We are indebted to Mr.. Conrad
peaches for which he viii please sssnt on, ...s N
learn from Mr. Shredder that he win rs.s,ya Il M
STORE during season regular supplies q NJ 8
fruits. = y ss'itsSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

PAnApIsE PolsT HoTEI, MisstssIpfI CifY.
Tlhis fav0Flte place Of resort. long known as the
country residence Of DR. W. Il. Tegardan, hat
been open for some weeks for the reception o.
company. In point of health, fresh ssa air
total EXCLUSION from those summer pests, mus,
auitaes; in fact. in Gil the appliances which g.
to make up the pleasures and comforts Of a sea.
\ shore residence for q long or short period 81
4 time, Paradise Point i not exeslled The hotel
! Is now under charge Of George W. Tegarden, 4
son Of the venerable patriarch who for many
years presided with 50 much grace and dignity
over TIE palatial premises. By reference to our
advertising columns, IT will be observed. re-
duction has been made from the rates heretofore
charged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

correspondent Of the ST. Louis Republican.
writing from Fulton, Mo-, under Gate Of tho
26th nit, states that q Mr.. Nswsom, res;ding
eight miles from that place, was murdered two
nights previous by one Of his slaves, negro
! woman, Mr.. Newsom had been left reading !
newspaper when the remainder Of the family
retired for the night, and the next morning hi
was missing Search was instituted, and in on
asilshsap, in the back yard. we're found few
small pieces Of bis bones, including the extre.
mitiesof some Of his fingers and portions 81 Tho
skull The negro woman confessed that ate,
kiinng her master, she had consumed his body
in the. kitchen FIRE. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

THn lEvEn Since Wednesday morning there
navy arrived ct our levee thirteen steamboats,,
and two or three more are momentarily expected
The receipts amount to 2 ,s42 bales cotton; 7s0
hhds' tobacco; 6,26s bbls. flour; 1896 sacks
cora 8s626 sacks oats; 1874 sacks bran; 1866
a1ls pork With hhds. bacon, kegs butter, bbls
g eggs, boxes Of cheese, bbls Of whisky, $50
sheep and 100 head Of cattle There is not the
least indication Of o famine ON the landing. In
1 aaoisaon 70 the shove, there are many articles,
auen e nagglng, rope. 81 bales hemp, pig lead,
\ and cahsE tens, entirely too many to enumer-
atss while sfie thermometer Is ranging well up
toHaras do der. - !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06


OCEAN srRlNes HogEL By reference to the
card of Mr.. Jennings, proprietor of the Ocean
Springs Hotel, twill be seen that he has "a.
duced the price Of board at that fayorite and
agreeable place Of summer resort to az per day,
sly Per week and ss85 per month There ar,
lew 4 any, places on the Gulf shore that holt
cut more attractions for those who wish to sum
mer cut Of the city, and yet be within reachof il
The hunting. fishing, bathing. boating, eto., ar
al Of the first order. There are excellent medi
clnal springs near By and a fine chance 70,
i drives through the piney woods, Mr.. Jenning
bag made Important improvements to the hous
and ita txtpres, and being thoroughly CONVEX
sant with syeEy depar tment Of hotel keeping
WILL De sure to satisfy his customers. Wsrecom
mend aA who intend crossing the lake to visi
Ocean Springs -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

WHEAr.-1t dose one good who ha,
been compelled here of late to launch
out Is or SIG for a barrel of rusty
Ohio common flour, to listen to the
glorious accounts Of the great abun-
dance Of wheat in the upper countries.
A gentleman from Walker county in.
forms us that the wheat crop Of Mar.
shall. Blount, Walker and Jefferson.
were never better. In fact there had
been wheat enough made this wear in
those four countries to supply the
whole State of Alabama for the next
twelve months; that in many places it
was so abundant, and corn so scarce,
that horses, hogs and cows were fed
on wheat, and that any amount could
be b"ught for 81 per bushel, thus plac-
ing -four at IS per barrel.-Salnsa
(AIa) Sentinel, 14th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20
RrrrrR LATE THAN Nrvrp

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. To
the old saw, 1t is a wise child IT, ut
ANow, bis own father" many Of our
citizens have added, The is a wise
man who knows in what street be
lives" But at length a change
has come over" the corners of the
streets, and new names begin to ap-
pear in distinct letters on signboards,
toeether;;with the number ofihe square
which is a desideratum. A good
many residents and new corners had
either forgotten or they never new
that several months ago-last year
We think it was-tbe Common Coun.
Gil changed great mary names of
the streets; and hence persons have
walked up on a fine morning and
found to their astonishment that they
were living on an entirely different
street from what they bad supposed.
For instance, the dwellers on Apollo
all at once find that they are residing
on Carondelet street; Hercules on
Rampant etc. Generally. the hea.
thens. gods and godesses. have had
to pack up and march, owing. doubt.
less, to the spread Of Know Nothing.
ism. the brotherhood being opposed to
foreign names!
While on the names of streets, we
don't see why the Council didn't
change that outlaudisb, Larbarou~
name Tchoupi'oulas, or, at least, why
It did not hack that interl"pvr and
vsgabond T out Of it. T has no
business there. He subserves no USE
ful purpose, and is u mere drone u.s.
urping the post Of honor and confoun-
ng the uninitiated. Turn him out"
Bulletin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

A SYDNEY SM1rH.-Tbe Dean Of
St. Paurs was one of those fine wits
who never failed. Whatever is recor.
ded Of him is good. Here is new
one at least new to US. Ho was once
dining in company with French gen.
tleman, who had been before dinner
INDUCING in variety of free thinking
speculations, and had ended by avow-
ing himself a materialist.. VERY good
soup, this" said Mr.. Smith. "Oui
Monsieur, c'est excellent" pray, sir,
do you believe in q COOK
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

It appears from soundings, that the
Dead Sea, from the Jordan to the
large peninsula on the southeastern
side il an immense bowl, rather more
thau fifty English miles long, and in
the middle one thousand three bundr.
ed feet deep, and that the remaining,
or southern part, is an inundated plain,
in extent about ten miles long, at the
deepest only thirteen feet, while in
some places it can even Do forded.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

G;sss Deg . Bad Nsas-Rsgsps
0uo causes some II the terrible svsats
u H. Nys1ovss d Par;s to occur 10
he Alice des Veuves, fine svenss
= the Chanps uysees. This has
had the effect Of giving the uuforts-
nate Allee-though a. quiet, modsst.
sll.behaved, moral street - need b
"a detestsbIe reputation people
have shupned il ~ If it were . cavern
Of cut throats-those CONDEMNED to live
IN It, felt themselves qsas;.infanoss
its rents have fallen, ito shops stood
empty, its business has dwindled
away. Tho owners Of its houses, and
it, few remaing inhabitants and shop
keepers. have for months past been
Fostering the municipality Of Paris to
devise some means Of restoring it, fall.
en- property and removing tie
moDstrous stigma attached to il, At
last, moved by compassion the mus;.
eipality has given permission to havs
the name changed to avenue d
Montainge.'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

According to advices from the Arr
ca, the Emperor of Russia evidently
contemplates serious works in the Bal.
tic, and is preparing for vigorous de-
fence. He had ordered all the Rus.
sian ships Of war at Cronstadt to be
sunk. except eight ships Of the line.
This policy is similar to that adopted
1t sebastopol. only IN larger scale.
A ses-fght, it appears, is distasteful to
the Russians. All the forfeited har-
bors in the Gulf of Finland have been
placed in state Of siege. The Al.
lied fleets were rapidly approaching
towards Rsvel, Helsingfors, Cron.tadt,
and the capital. But it is probable
that Cronstadt, and therefore, St. Pc
tersburg. will, ~ last year. DO found
impreenable.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

At a recent meeting of parish, a
solemn, straight bodied, and most ex.
empfary deacon submitted a report, in
writing, Of the destitute widows, and
Others standing in need Of assistance,
in the parish. "Are you sure, deacon
"askedanother solemn brother. that
you have embraced all the widows ?.
He said he believed he had done 20 ;
but ifanv had been omitted, the omis-
sion could easily be corrected.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20
SPIRITUAL WooD SAVING

SPIRITUAL WooD sAwINe.-An &C.
count is given in the Spiritual Tele-
graph Of the spirit Of u Massachusetts
Yankee. ''six feet high, and we'll made
lifted table with Mrs. kellogg, =
lady weighing 1870 pounds, sitting in
the middel oft, and promised to saw
all her next winters wood" if he did
not produce certain other phenomena
in the interval.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

sanAroa Bsooxs AND It Joas, "
ARonslspop o. New YoRK.-Nssssa
De VA = Davenport, New York.
have our thanks for . volume. con-
tanning the controversy between Sena.
tor BRooUs and BIsHor HuoHEs.-
Every thinking man who desires -
b correctly informed in reference to
the question involved in this publiea-
tion-(than which there il none other
Of greater magnitude to this nstion)
should get the book. read and ponder
we'll upon it. We presume that Me-
Cornick & Co.. will have the work
early. and it will BE- eagerly sought A.
ter. In glaneing hastily over its pages.
the following strikes our sttention:
Already there are a Gordon of Bib
ops. Priests and Vicar Generals,
stretching from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. About 3.500,000 Of its vota-
ries are now in the United States. be.
sides sixteen hundred Priests, forty
Bishops, seven Arcbbishops. one hun.
bred colleges. seventeen hundred
churches. numerous converts and nun.
neries, and all these xre banded and
combined. and not divided - are the
Protestants into many sects. The su.
premacy Of the Church over the State,
so fur from being untrue, il almoss .
church dogma, and the Romanist who
to-day would, If need be. sacrifice thu
State for Church would bs sainted.
blessed aud shrined at Rome. Ihavs
been amazed to hear any one deny
ibis. It is recorded in church canons
and ehu, Oh bulls over and over again.
It ia written upon q thousand pages
Of church history, and for many cen.
.uries Of time.
In this free land tho few Catholics
born uron the soil. like those from
and OF which Charles Car
oil was type. and some few educa-
ed persons, under the influence Of
more intelligent ideas Of personal lib
'rty and priestly authority. decline to
ubnit to the tyranny Of Ponti6cixl
,ower. But all Priests know that The
ntire subjection of the world to the
Pope, and by what is called divire
light is a doctrine promulgated to
hem. and inculcated by them. Eter- I
al damnation. indeed, by more than
no Papal Bull is held to be the Ger. 8
hin punishment of unbeliORers and I
eretics. Let me read extracts from 8
ONE Of these oaths, anathemas and t
communications. here, and then let Q
be intelligent judgments Of men an
wer what must be- the moral and DO
teal effect of a power concentrated G
Il over the world, and built upon . :
Of Fear, Despotism and Ig- :,
GRANGE
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

20 Houses American telegraph
prints letters in Roman characters, At
the average rate offrom thirty to thir-
ty.fve words q minute, at the distance
If five hundred miles. 1t is in use
uTon 1859 miles. Judge Woodbury.
styled. in the great patent case. that
the mechanism of this instrument il
so extremely ingenious and intricate
that senietific men and mechanics can
only comprehend all its movements by
the close study of weeks.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

Susan and Kate Denim were play
ing Romeo and Juliet at the Troy
Museum, Boston, a few evenings sincl
when some of their enemies began t.
hiss Kate. There was great excite
ment. and angry exhibitions were
made between the partissps and %.
ponents of the actresses, when Kate,
who Wa playing Juliet, burst into
tears. This turned the tide in hes
favour. At thisjubcture, Sassn came
upon the stage. and placing her arm
about her sisters waist, turned 70 the
audience and exclaimed:
"What has my sister done? Who
can say any thing sla;nst my sister !!
"a voice. -Nobody. ah.. is 10. Say
wbstever you please ia regard to me
but do not abuse my sister. Don't
cry. Kate-go on with your part. No
body has anything to say against il.
This happy melo-dramstic addenda
was greeted With "three times three"
and With another effort Kate sub
dued her emotions. and continued her
performance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20
An IDEA.--The Hudson IN. Y. J

An IDEA.--The Hudson IN. Y. }
Gazette says that at marble yard near
its Office they are preparing grave
stones With daguerreotypes Of the de-
ceased set in the marble. The idea
is poetic. and if generally followed
would make living galleries, through
which the eye would delight to wan
der, on the gloomy graveyard
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

10 the casc Of Diillsr against h I.
Schuyler and the 1iisois R.ilroad
Company, for money Iesasd On &C.
count ofsa'd Company. . decision has
been given oe sbs plaistiG. the Con.
pssy being held rsspooabls- lar the
acts Of Schuyler. The sum involved
il 81, 900.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

/ 80.
| A eonnunicatioa il the 0a0sNb o
yesterday morning from our Ssllow'
cisisen Gro. P. BaiAnr ESQ, bear,
rather heavily. On the gentlemen who
have been selected from time to time Il
serve the Plank Road company q.
Director and in their dsfencs VI
beg lssvs respectfully to ny . word
Whether what W say i tue, or dot
the stockholders (vbo arc tue only
parties directly iatersstsd) can Judge.
Mr.. BarAxr, opens bic communication
BY saying: II have been induced to
make an expose Of the situation Of the
afsires ofthe Baton Rouge and Gin.
ton Plank Road Company, from an
article which appeared in the Comet
Of The 18th inst. y
What is there. saida We NEARLY men
tion the fact, that the suit Of the COM
pany. against BRIASr, for non.pay-
ment Of installments on stock was
descided in favor Of the company !;
and say. that. would the delinquents
come forward and pay up, the affairs
Of tho company might be liquidated,
ifsuch is the wish Of the stockholders"
A. stockholdes and director of the
company; any compromise that could
b made with the contractors that
would not compromises the honor Of
the company itself, would meet with
our support. Indeed We favored q
call Of stockholders for this purpose.
But what gentlemen. were there to
respond to the call Why, but few.
of the delipquents. only. and certain
y they could not expect to meet
hose who had been prompt in paying
III demands made upon them.
At the time the Plank Road pro-
ect was gotten up. there was not only
tscit. but positive understanding
hat the citizens of Clinton and East
; eliciana would join in the work. H.
Iced there was a we'll grounded hope,
hat the Port Hudson Rail Road
company would come this way, thus
'pening pro.peetively, lateral branch
Or the Great Northern road, through
he very richest portion of the coun-
~. All this failed, the work has
ragged along slowly, to the dissatis.
action of the stockholders who have
cen called on regularly through the
apers ito pay" and the money re- ,
,ctautly drawn from them. has been
1t down as 20 much thrown awsy.-
III this is freely admitted. But. a I;
lumber Of men have been banded
'gether voluntarily. BY act Of the leg. !
]ature for certain purpose. They ]
ave in a regular manner ha6 the /
oice Of the company to elect board 5
! directors this board. in good faith, !
ave made contracts for work '
bich has been performed; many of =
10 members of the firm have paid e
others. never at ALL !
That then9 Why in good faith say !.
3 gentleman come up and settle" !
t the affairs of the concern be liqui- v
ted and the partnership dissolved. Il
Accnrdin0 n advi~as from, The f.; Al
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

Jupos E. T. MsaRicx.-This abls
juris and popular citizen Of East Fe
Eeiana il announced in our paper TO-
LAY, - candidate for Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court; The election ],
ordered BY proclamation Of the Go.
vernon for The 25th inst- leaving but
sw days for the people to enquire in
10 the merits and capabilities Of the
several candidates nov spoken Of and
prominently before the people. Tho
of3cs Of Governor il Of minor impor.
tsnos to this Of Chief Justice. and
therefore should the sntecedsnts Of
each candidate, be closely enquired in.
TO- The names for The people to ~.
lest from. are those Of citisens promi-
ssnt for their virtue and Intelligence
and The The trouble will b to mark .
Ghads Of difference in favor Of one. 10
order that the election may b . valid
eus ; for The succsssful candidate must
ssesivs . majority Of al the votes
sast.
The name Of our respected fellow.
sitissn, JAuEs N. ELAx. stands ct
he head Of the list here, from the fact
that b Il we'll known to our people,
Josx K. ELoss Of RaDides, EDWARD
I. Msassck Of East Feieisna. ]. N.
Ina II New Orlsans THos. Il. LEWIS.
Il Opslousas. and Tsos. J. COOLEY Of
Point Coupe. From what We can
learn Of the character and personal ca.
pabilitiss Of each Of these gentlemen,
he people cannot 60 wrong in making
ths;r choice. ,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

For Governor, R. c. WickliAe,
Lieut.. Governor, c. H. Mouton,
Secretary State. A. S. Heron,
- Treasurer, &C. E. Creneaux.
+" Auditor, 8. F. Marks,
+" Sup. Pub. Schools Samuel Bard,
Attorney General E. W. Noise.
The Hon. r. G Wickliffe is we'll
known % Senator from East F eliciana.
Over tho Senate. be presided last ses-
sion. filing the place Of the late Lieut..
Governor. G. H. MouroN. is We be-
Ieve . son Of the formev Governor.
Heron Greneaux and Marks ere known
~ the present incumbents Of the Offices
for which they are again named
The Rev. Dr.. Bard, is known in this
community Is a successful temperance
lecturer. . minister of the Methodist
percussion. and now the editor Of .
newspaper in North Louisiana
II does not surprise Us = little to see
the name of T. G: DAVIDSON, run
over the head of the Hon. JOHN Per.
xlxs . gentleman, than whom. none
other has doue more to the honor of
this District, - . Representative 10
Congress. Mr.. Davidson is sosll <, own.
In making use Of the word in this con.
nection. we mean it to be taken in q
Pickwickian Sam Weller sense. Our
neigbbor, the Gazette, in announcing
the fact, Of the. Hon. M. Davidson 5
nomination for Congress, dasbes it off
with the following very significant
paragraph. AS We 60 to prass. the
successful candidate is haranguipg . |
crowd Of admiring listenere in the
Harney House Bar Room" As before |
aid Mr.. Davidson is we'll known, and
will Of eourss run we'll for the Office.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

R%Two females doctors are lectur.
inR Il New Bedford, Massachusetts,.
on professional matters. One speaks
4 eight in Tie morning. and the other
= eight 10 he evening.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

Notice.
WE HAVE in store large stock Of Hey,
w Com Oats, Bran and WssEern Pro-
visions, to which we would respectfully
call the attention Of our Friends and Gus
toners. We shall Be in eonstant sseeiEe
OF the above articlss, which will, at al
times, Be sold at The lowest ratss for eaeh'
OF it, equivalent. .,o
june Is. MONTAN Z bkU.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

REMOvAk.
r. NAME, Aas fenevoA HE Fancy
IL Store to lafayette Strest--the house
formerly occupied BY Mas. Huxs1oN,
where he has received q fresh supply Of
Fancy articles. June 9th 1885.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20
sV0oO Opeset1og.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT of fLooa Mar
Il tina As and 8 quarters wide, Fig.
urei and Plain, to which the attention Of
purchassss 10 invited. Also. . variety Of
patterns ani widths Of FLoos OIL CLorn,
q the furnishing waie.rooD Of,
june l6.y. J. PlrER = Go.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

Comfort Z EcODony.
lust RECElvED.-An assortment Of
y Ice Closets 1 Coolers, to which the
attention Of Purchasers 10 invited to the
Ware Rooms Of J. PIPER. + co.
June 9th 1855.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20

O0O BOXES Soap; Is CsndIes !;
<VO 10 . Starch $50 bis. Cheap
Lime. For sals By
june Is. MosrAx / Bao.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-20
III y3nal q The Conventj& (.

The Democratic Convention closed
it, deliberations in peace and harmony
on Monday evening, after presenting
The following ticket to the party for
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