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DAILY CRESCENT.
AMERICAN STATE TIoKET.

4 IA II Il ! q AN 81 A96 ~ "A *
FoR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
rJ- - oY skRyERsos.; II fv-
FOR ,LIEuTENANT GOVERNOR,
''''3 is'7 LEWIS TFY ADA,
FOR sEeRETAHY OF STATE,
ROBERT 9. BEALE,
= 2 OF gksr aATos notGE.
... o STATE TREAsUgER,
]. " 0URALDE,' -
os West gATos ROUGE. -aE-
FOR AUDITOR OF sEATE s
WAITER R0SSMAE, 1.-e
-rN ,Hs7s or ninronaEs ~ -
FOR ATToRNET GENERAI
~ " RANDELL HGNT,
OF ORLEANS.
FoR sUpERfSTsEpENr OF EDUCATION,
'S s& s0 D. sTItLlfAH, 81 a
- E.tlafs ouAcfATA. --- E
:. s.. FOR eoNGREsS. .s
Ei,a Disras-GEO. RUsTIs, iJr. s
+ snoaa Dasrie -THRoD0RE &. HUT
sgIird nisria-PREsT0s POsD, Jr.
Fourth Bi.s5ia-wII,LIAM b. LETE.
II .l-n d
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The following, which purports to be atransla-
lion from the Triste Gazette, cleverly burlesques
the numerous bunoombe stories of heroic deeds
in tho Crimea: s4zs fas aN@9ss .lt
great sensation has been caused in the
csmn Of the Allies by the heroic deeds of q
dog belonging to Col. Metmann, of the 7sd Re
eiment Of the line.. On the 18th of August
during the battle of Tchernaya, the auadruped
broke his chain, fought in the ranks of the
army. saved the lives Of sergeant and a sol
der, and took three Russians prironers "A
ball struck his foot but the wound only embit-
tered-the animal the more. He threw himself
upon a Russian officer, flung him to the ground,
and dragged him prisoner by his cost collar II.
to the French A physician has beuna up .ne
wound, and the four footed hero is convaiescing
| He % viii nrobeby receive some mark Of honor. %
another an M dog in the English army has been re- re-
warded ] with medal for his devotion to mis-
master. @ e{
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Several Northern papers state that the Hon.
, rab,s Miss Murray, the distinguished English
ya ya Sy S Who has been travelling in the United
States for some tims past, is preparing book
Of observations and criticism upon our peopis
f .;nc ths institution of slavery from the lyint
slanders of Unole Toms Cabin. This, 1T i
said, will form 9 prominent feature of the forth
coming work, and if it be ably executed it vii
create sensation.
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pAR1sH OF ORLEANS, s,

FOR STATE SENATE.
s. LE0NcE BURTHE. ~0. g.
GLENDY DURKE. s, ..a..-.,.. ..
II x.J. MICHEL- .5.- .
HOUSE OF REPREsEKTATIEEs.
FTss Diafia-Dr. WIN. b. LINDSAY,
John T. PLATTsMIER.
Second D:s,ies-TH0s. H. SHIELDS,
+ +. A. BARTLETTE,
iE A. 9. BRIoE, %.
Ts.sd Dssries-f. !. RANNEY, -.-
JOHN w. PRICE,
J..s II. w. JAMES.
Fourth Dia,iss-H. b. EGGLEsT0N.
AUG. DEvABL.
FH3 3Bisyis-GUsTAYE EEaARDEUR, Jr.
s ARMAAD PITOT, J,s ~.
saS Di.,da-capt- RICHARD }. WADE,
- 80 A. ID. DeRIOCOURT.
ssss.,k 9iss<s-F.. q. LAyILLE,
! JOS. SOLOMON.
3igsa Di.siss-s. p. dc LABARRE,
+ - 4, Capt. JAS. NJ. wHANN.
I MIDI Daaria-A. O. T. MOR0AN.
! 1szfs Dis.,ies-IsAAo THAYER, .-. -
n a. 8. PHELPS, .-o.s@~ IS
s4.,l III. L. MAKsHALL.v .,.
A,eer.-L. LEON BERNARD.
Fr A%if-JosEPH HUFTY. .-
] I Fer ,csrsasr- CHARLES N. OLlVIER.l
| Fer District Attorney-M. A. FOUTE.- o.
- RoR eBRRKs COURTS.
Fs-s Dsaria cour-NeRBERT TREPAGNIER-
Second Dairies Coss-P. 8. WlLTz. ..
Third Di.sriet Cs.rs-HENRY BEzOU.
. Foursa Ditriet our.-5. y. EALTON,I
eTfss Di.trist court-wlLaIAM A. MOTT.
sisa Daaiet Csur.-W. II. REESE.
FOR ASSESSORS.
gss oreaa. -ERANCIs TURNER.
THEODORE DUREL,
[ JOHN T. DUF0UR,
JOHN A. WATKINS.
Alres-G. w. FOWLER.
FOR TAX coLLECToRs. +' ~
FYrss Das.ie-TH0MAs AsKEw.t ...:-
sss,.d pat,sa-JosEPH HERNANDEZ.
Third Di.triet-DUyERNEY .FARRAf.
f.srsa Dss-ics-GE0RGE MESsMAN. =.
Aig~.-EDWARD WILSON. n~
FoRAJUsTIoEs OF THE PEA-oE.
(, Fs,ss yu.iies-D. r. MITCHELL.s' Al
Second Jrss;es-G. M. BRADFORD.
Third Ja.,ics-RICHARD RICHARDsOE.
81 Fourth yu.tiee-FRANCOIs CNA0NGNE.i 80
Flfta sYts.,es-WM- PILES. sd r.. f.
sists ys.tie.-ARTnUIs FoRTIEB.
kestnts Justice G. w, BUFORD.
|s5T.g EFoR CoNsTABLEs.
First Jns.ies's Coars--WILLIAM O. QUIRK.
seesad .lasiiee'r Ceart-J0MN A. AGAIssE.
TAira Ju,,icts Coirt-JAS. W. DUPLEssts.
| ,5-, Fourth Justies's Court-JULEs sORAPURU,
FJta Ju.tcs, Goart-F. b. HERNANDEZ.
s,=l .rus.ees Comt-J0IN M. MEAD
| stvenih Justices Court-LEyI G0LDINa. o
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- lsE SPECIFICATIONS
FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY wHH pIrTsBuRa COAL.

A LII THE COAL SHALL BE OF THE
II quality Psbars the lanP' properly screened and
flee from impurities and foreign nett rs = - ,t i.
IL shalbs deliver sd the srder Of tho eomPohet o e
tue, auited in of the city; =.
day. notice that any delivery may hs dsas nv
Stelrty OF 5000 shau % fequs" i s"s nu
perfo OF hr 'contratt. a.. :
certificate Of the a. SAGA Soo OF
| barrels delivered.
The from ths date OF he sppfo vi ao "a
Indication by the Common Councl. -, s..-.- -, !,
e any ntglse. on sae part q w. sos
to scare the contract scto null and applying
of justice without indenniiying The eonIaeiof
L Bids to b. per barrel delivered.
New Orleans, August 1s 1865. ,a :, ,,, NJ, ~.
Approved By the Committee Streets snd Landings Of the Board
Assistant Aliermen. ,,,, ,,r,,. ,..,. j
I-L#S Signed IShAC TIA chairman,
Approved Committee saassAnd Ladnss OF she Board
OILS signed =7't CtAs PRIDE. chair,uan.
nj Office TO CAULKERS AND OTHEKS-
For sals q. the City 100 Sslss Of gee
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prosy Goleridge, during one Of his intermin-
.h,s talhs, said to Lamb, s' Charley, did you
ever aver hear me preach !" never heard you do
anything elss,a was the prompt and witty reply
| af Lamb, which has remained = favorite by
/ word to the present day.
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hank NOTE list AND DETECTER,
Published ssmi-mcnthy at Montgomery, Ala,
a n TWO nll.IARS PER- -ANNUM in a

"a ~RAfa6
~ yhNcE-The work priuted on hue white sper and new
Untttd Staes
Ssuharn List il essential ia every Bank Eo'ning-
oa, and Public unite in advancing our cohon
and uot permit ard Norihsrn Y
taae they nry wiih while We are ques o
loriuS their dcaion- 80, Al, II, ! t5.,,;..,;gn al II,
noleed Every eaItoa
vii be correct and reliable guide to the BANKER and
o Props.o Brokers' Auetionee Commission hsIehaa,s aad
and business widely cuaea
al limited number will be inserted
narisl the far shorter
kpsp appiypg agenta, or ct she ONCE IN Aan'
Georgia. .,.,t.,,;,, bx ,,t.r f,se Al
spsenen nabsra will DO SENT on application py e'er so "
charge. a, up ~. .y.. a., an T,A, .ctov
,.. b addreed 10 wan's List Atlanta Georgia
tA"Ss ~ a14 SAMUEL SWAN.
ssbssrsnaions resVod by oaAs T. HOWARD, Aseh, M
EsyyO cans Louisiana. -ee.s s...-
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Second District Pound. els5,
NK7AS brought to the Second District Pound corner
wv q st. Ann and Derbigny streets as estrays-
One dark brown and white she Goat, both ears split
One white she Goat, light yellow head.
: ons black she Goat. 2s1! 5. 4. .s
One black she Goat with White epesoh the io1eeau.
Two light yellow she Goats
: One white she Goat, both ears bored.
One yellow, white and brown she Goat
Which, IL not claimed within ten days and tne e3.
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auotion at SAID
pound, on FRIDAY, ths 10th October, At 40 O'clock
f. NJ, -, = AUG s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans Oct. 8, 1856 41 71l g '*9 .s
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Second
Il District u i,ange des ruesS st. Anne and Deroigny
CONNIE epayes-- ,......,5...,.. ....,,. 1,,,
Une cheyre brun foncs ct blanche es ofeles aenoues
Une Chevre blanche, Ia tote jaune clale
Uns Gheyre noire. u t..
Une Cheyre noire, une tache blanche su front.
Deux ohevres jaune claire.
Une Gheyres blanche les dsu1 oreilles percles. .-o
Une Cheyrs jaupe, blanche ct bruno
81 ees sont pas recames dams dx lours et yes oe
penses payes, elles ssrons vendues Penohere pub
iique au dit depot VENDREDI. .le 10 0ctohre 1856,
10 heures A. NJ. ~ grt. ~ AUG. !, PHELPS
e "ti1F Commisssire des Rues.
Nouvele Orleans s ootobre, 1855. % 1913
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING. .

M EW ORLEANS, oPE- E;g me- gssassgss
= ERIN RAILROAD. E7rs 7@ET
Tran daily and from Laourehe Cossng
O'clock A. M arrives at Lafouhe Crns.ur s IL O'Clock
A. Returning leaves Lapnrehs Cro.snK o'clock r. NJ
srTiysE at A Atgsrs OF . o'clock p h.
iyt ~ A. B. SEGER Vic. President !
NEW ORLEANS, yAeK. fs6 mi GfssEeasssssa
RAILROAD Depot 90 csops street. eornsr Of Clara street.
the New Bskn.
PASSENGER TRAINS leaves the city daily * P. NJ Reaches
0sykA ~ NJ Leaves 0sykA daily AT A.. NJ Reaches the
city a II A. NJ and landed al nil intermediate
s.atiohs.
FARIThss cents mile. each Children and
bali price.
FRElGHT TRAIN City Osyka intermediate
stations Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
Oys New Orleans and all intermediate stations Monday
Wedhasday and Friday. "
s Season Issued, application price,
iel gro. u. HAlLRHUhST. aen,IHaperh
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asY RAILROAD pIREOr fls;is;s ca IN go

N |64z It r..
lime And Wheeling but NJ hours Running
lime bstween Washington and Cincinnati 81 hours;
Through Tie TfEs fsa b ess S K R IL . R.'hns'n
having greatly improved a Wssern offers the
fullest travellers between wasbagon. Baltimore and
1he
bound West from Baltimore, always promptly made o, the Wash
Baltimore Ths the only change required bswesn Washing
Washington station anIlsrred (h
beyond The oonnsctBg trains leave Washnston daily
A. and ~ P: NJ On spndays .. the astsr houtonly
Wheeng made with tho trains Of the Cen-
I Ohio Railroad, nning fran Bezfe the fb
thoash Cambridge zsnssyile ard NeHsf 20 Golssns These
SantuFky Raioad for sandnsky Toledo, Detroit Chicago, ST.
Lpua, a,eic.
ol ths Little Miami Railroad Xsna Cncnna Loaisyiie
Nena ton Lte Miami Rslroadl eonneetoa fImsd with the
ahs through ia, tor to indianapolis Tere HHute Chi
eAgo ROCK isiaai, y. Louis, etc. :,
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis Yksharg Nat
Teksts ios Evans
vie, Cairo and St Louis aIs aold by this route.
sold when the Ohio between Wheng
Wv (iorty niss where wish the Cleveland
fttsburg Railroad made.
Travellers requead notice that Mhis this the only route
ding through tickets and checks ahingon, is the
hoes speedy and direct to s leading points the
niles being about leo miles shorter than other ronte
FARE THROUGH TIckEr vRoh WIsHtNsToNTo Wheeling
81 cOamhss IS s. payon sls sSi cnenna tls Loa.s
ssSo sss MsmpSs sss 81
For Frederick and Ferry Marsnsbag Berkeley Springs
Bedford Springs Pedmoat Oakland and Fai,goust
stations between Baltimore and wheeling take nj
train from Washington VA s ,N3 fs3 - Aa -
IN further information through tickets apply TO THos
H y W. " JOHN H. DOME
Il Master Of TRANSFORMATION,
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sSLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
yards Julia landing
Basin Pins recently
Canal Carondeet
Walk vsfe and aud
St. where they keep constantly hands general
OF building naaia rtals, Huch
uoh and wide dresssd tongusd and grooved
Yellow Pine C6ilibg. stI II & N u NJ Nv
~ N TX nob wide dressed tongucd grooved
Yellow Pine Flooring. 10 : F5tGfe t5=6
X neh and wide. dressed, joint Yao
Pine Flooring (
Shelving and desssd Weather Boarding. seanng and
BEea; Decking insh Planks
" boarding. Laa, shpgiss
Pangs ready Doors and Saah Blinds and Moling
on md and y N
Grasrs Pensacola
Went Flondn the of Philadelphia,
Baltimore New York BostOn Key West Gnvestcn Layaa corppa
other the Atlantic Calf
and other European msrkeis.sgs.s5s
all pod
e suppy constantly hand getting
article well
y6Fs4 - 37ss.ttss nfzsN eP00LEY NICoB q CO.,
Corner Cedar and Julia New Basin, j.
iyaxm Wsk. Old Basin.
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T. A, MADMAN's FERLINas-The Rev. Robert
Hall, in Sc Green's "Reminiscences in ailusisn
DO his FIRST attack of mania, says: ssAll
nv Imagination has been overstretched. Yoa,
with the rest of my friends, tell me that was
only seven ,oeeks in confinement, and the date
of the year corresponds, 50 mat am bound TO
believe you, but they have appeared to me hke
seven years. My mind was so excited, ane my
imagination so lively and sctive, that more lucas
passed through my mind during those @ seves
weeks than in any seven years Of my me aae-
ever had obtained from reading OF reneo'ioa
was present to me.
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IN ikI- WEEKLY LINE OF fs.s,;is Yssy szssss5a
II STAGES FROM cLISToN ~
EAST FEIICIAEA, pssains through GREESBURG ANTE
cry ou tha NEW 0KLEINs and JACKSON RAILROAD Y
Tr Weekly Linz of Stages
City Monday Friday
rival Passenger Orleans Clinton
Tuesday, Thus ard asardsy O'Clock b the morning. and
Oeap By this sute will pass from New oreansto n
day This ea by Railrsad b
Road abeauu afford
ing natural road no Mail th
the office the New odesns and Jackson Railroad No.
will Railroad Monday
at O'Clock in hs ,rnng
zion will paid proper delivery Of Lettert Papar
through passen Clon "
Dollars will hua that .hs the chsapo quiok
ands safest Clinton toaEew Orleans. 8
'as0 p. Z. HK6LER Amio City. 4
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First District Pound.

x
KNTAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
w ades street. near Triton Walk, as estrays--
One dark yellow she Goat
ono shs Cost blaok body white on the rump, left car
cropped with q COLLAR. "
One black and white she Goat, with string on the
neck -,
One white she Goat, both ears cropped, right horn
ALSO a. encumbrnncss on the Streets ~ Il + NJ
One dray No. 37b one dray, No. 124l one cart, No.
which, if not claimed within ten days, aud the ex-
thereon paid will be sold 1t public auction at said
pound on FRIDAY, ,sthe 18th day Of October next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. & AUG y PHELPs,
New Orleans, oct.s, 1866
EL etc conduit au Depot des EpaVss du Premier
District rue Dryades pres de Is Promenade Triton
CONNIE epaves--3 - as
Une Cheyrs ssant lie corps nor is croupe prefque
lsbiarche poreile gauche ecourtee ct un collier ~s
UneaCheyrs blanohee ct nore, une corde au cou
Uue Chsyre blanche, les orelss eoourtSe 10 eornt
droita eassee.
4 Aussi. CONNIE enbarras sur layo!e pubique--
Una drayNo. s76 une dray, NO. l24I nne charrette
No. 124, ls oorps d une chsrrette, sans nnmero.
81 les dts animaux charretses ct drays no sont pa
reclamea dams dix ours ct leg depsnses M seIqn
vendues penchere publque, au dit depot, VEsDhEDl
/ 10 l9 Gctohre, a 10 hsurss A. ~.
| AUG s. PHELPS. GommsSaire des kues
| Nouvelle Orleans 10 8 Oct. lstS. r os 10 ~
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From one Of ,sDick Tinto's' Paris letters to
the New York Times we extract the following
characteristic paragraph
THE UNITED STATES VERY BAD.-The Uni-
pers devotes shrieky editorial every other day
to the alterations, enormities, political crimes
and outrages of every sort committed BY the
people and Government of the United States
Railroad accidents, Know Nothing abonlinar
tions, blue men. Revelations Of Sisters of Chart
ty, are the tri- weedly themes upon which Il
dilates with bloodshot eyes and fists so tightly
clenched that pen makes mistakes in spelling.
| Mr.. Laroche Heron could but receive tne poMeI
holy beatitude would he launch at America q
bull Of excommunioation or ticket Of If d. damna- ma
ton! He would open the food gates Of Heaven, n
would wrap us in flames, in war, in pestilense
and famine. and would call upon all the wooden
Frame 70 sasd nsa ssss se # ks H Nero a. sns
ssaroebe would dance, to the music, q merry
/ Tesuit rigadoon.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE IL ss ss

u V
unsUHDAYs only Express ain, M. ~ ~
Monday &th, til further notice
rAins will the pier foot Of Duane follows
VIII
DNNKIRK EXPRESS st Q A, NJ, for snkirk. .
bWFFAL0 EXPRESS, at S A, N. for Bufelo. Z
NAI, NJ. Buffalo, and Intermediate
Passenger BY this will night osrego
snd proceed the Lperaing. T. r.
RpcKLAND at sP M trom tho foot Of Chamber
stfett) Suerns sthtions
WAY PASSENGER, At P. M for Nevbursh and otsyils
intermediate
NIGHT EXPRESS. ~ $50 r. M. for DunhiSk aud Buffalo.
EhIGRANT p NJ o tunkik and Buffalo, And intsrmsda
s.nthcnss d 5glagt
WAY ExPREss, 1850 M for pankk aud Buffalo, and nsr
mediate statioDa .E5 -.
These Explosr ElmiSa With he Eira nnd
Falls Rapid Eaasn als; Buffalo md unkrk will
Shore Cincinnati Toledo Dptroit
chagc etc., with spendd Steamers Tor all
LaAe Erie II ~ +
u17sitf [ D. C. McCALLUM, General superintendent
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
Fiss nj Plnns Of thc GOvernment-Dccllne In
Bro atistu1fs- Prices.

Ly way CT Cuao We have rews from Sydney, Austria
Ia ihe 10th OF July, and find ia the Mycurio OF
Valparaiso from Sydney to tho 2eh ofJaly brought
BY the Gillian ship Garland. IT is sixteen days later
than our previous intelligence.
The cargo of -four brought by that vessel to Sydney,
was sod at s43 per ton and private letters state that
shortly afterwards considerable reduction took place
owing the arrival. OF three cargoes from Chile ~hca
so much affected the marhet that in day the price
tell llb PR wheat which was before held ut 20
bushei, Tell 10 lHs.
The arrival Of many vessels from Ca,forra with -four
also cont ibued TO the derl'ne Of price.
Jnro,her mercantile articles there il nothing OF note.
lie proposed alterations in he fiscal policy o the
government Ia the chf topic OF local uierest. They
np) tie generally regarded with dis!aver ey the
lutho
9he last Sydney luar~et circular quotes fcur at COS
Fer ton tor fine aud G3 for seconds Two small srgoes
fro,i Chile we're sold at Us. per bashel.
per ton Chile t4G Haxall aad Gaego, $50; wheat los.
to .os.
Frum Adelaide the dates are to the Goth June Sales
OF -four for expo, have made ut fl, and for home
cor ption ga Pail Ccrvie's circular says:'n
bfesdstus generally, is daily m9-c prrceptinle that
supplies must be ira@n from some external source
n ci>iap. time.
At Hobart Town IN the 9TH july u cargo Of aour
scla Mt &46 l2s a.. 10 "a, 10.
Geld quoted at FL to 81 6s per according t.
quality.
The Sy dncy Empire IL July L., saes-Acconnts from
the untry represent the prospects Of the wheat crops
A. highly fayorabte and previous staemsnts 10 the
breach or land covered than tally borne out
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

abandonment or General MelO-SeIDast0pol Re-
ioicins s--The New Constitution Proclaimed
THE Panama Observation-Disclosures Tidal.
Our files Of New Granada papers dated at Panama
ana Asrinwan, the goth October.
In Bogo'a General Melo was about to leave the co-
try for ventzuela TO pass there the eight years Of
Punishment he has Teen sentenced to.
From some late legal proceedings In the case of
Presieen, oeando it sas suruiaed that his sentence
,nld be conn uted.
Two Ares had taken place in Bogota, but were extin-
guishcd without aiog much damage.
lLe vile dssehter of the Hon Judge Bowlin, u S.
Minister Rogota, in Aspinwall numewsrd bound.
he evening OF uct.be- 17th, large party of the
sos ssa as tis Apa ali Hoase Celebrate tsa
lac ,f the allied armi = in tl$East.
twenty-five prisoners sent trim Panama to Car
thageIa lately, by oder of the Central government.
IN saturday, october O. the Assembly Of Panama dis.
s,ea the Law regulating municipal affairs and ciaue
in cried and Passed granting to Foreigners resident
on shnus mo right e. vntng tor ana being elect %
to Office members at Cahldo thus granting the power
to ea ula e their local affairs.
Tie constitution Of Panama proclaimed the
18th If October 1t Panama and Aspinwan. There vas
no ceremony, rejoicing, enthusiasm. About IL
oclocS the cons uin was read at the portal Of tho
Cabiioo audience Of about hundred, principally
cnrghdores, boatnaen and boys.
Ir. Golyer who crerted considerable excitement last
by proposing to the 81 ish governments ~ means
Of floating batteries to destroy the Russian feet at
Panama to Fsc ibai os, 10 take charge OF mine.
The Aspnwan Courier of October Ii, says:-fue fas
sepgers and larger quantity Of baggage tuan we reem'
Der have transported ,iae road foe l,ng
time, left hspin~ all for tanama yesterday az Q and
second tain with very Ia &c mail ard an immanse
quantity Of freight 10 A. NJ, for Panama This early
and safe despatch Is cred Die to all concer ned
Capt. l. r. Rufin of the Walker Expedition has ar
rived here route for kvas, vim san Juan eel Norte
The late accident the Panama Railroad, watch de-
tsaed The passengers tTenty-tour caused ny
both engine and tack beiug out Of order.
Hun,er-consui Wards protege--artscd In Asrinwsil
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prisoners were confbed. Mr. w. c. Read partner with
Ar povgberty also testified that the
that they 10 convey ammunition. The
witness however cid not 60 to Aaoa and did not know
what embarked here He under the Imp esson
that the voyage perfectly safe until Cpmmodore
Rodgers told him he had run great risk the vessel
would be liable to capture.
Ihis the conclusion Of the testimony so far as il
yesterday in the examination referred to before
Commissioners Monroe. The present proceedings against
the vessel belong to the Admiralty Jurisdiction Of the
Coure The facts developed accidentally on the exam
tion eyfety involve important aud vesy interesting
iss The prorest Of Mcssrs. foy and Btieinan
TERED to- will be brought 70 the Immediate attention OF
the government as certified copy has already been
made at their request by the clerk for transmission
To the department OF State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31
NEWS FROM CHINA.
Exec rtion of lie Rebels nj Cnnson--Fhe Ten
Tint;s--Fasiurs %, suppiits--Ex Qorts--Aiae-
aetpn khtpBg8~.

Exec rtion Of ts,e Ri bells nj Cnnso n--Fhe Ten
Il, ntss--FaSiurs %, supp,its--Ex ports--Aiae-
aitRn khippi"g.
1he HaiIie, Armiiage nd arrived at San Fsanclsco
with from Hcng Kong dacd On tho 1-lh Of
August =
The rsecuiion # the rebels at Caution had been going
FIR time at the rate 81 geYcn ADD eight
hund6d Gay. A. many ten thoasnrd had bee got
rid IT, eyeiai we're ssh ned alive and o2e higher ct
mins than lie rert cut in twenty four rieeeslta
geIirg dying.
The secretary q The Canton Chamber Of Commerce
says-No teas the growth OF the present have
arrived yet ard It would appear 10 be extremely doubt
iul il we shall receive any ct I'LL.
Tic North China HFdd tells of m export from Sh ing
hal 10 tie end ot 4ene Of fn twebty-six mill ms Of
potnds 81 tea than exported 20 Great Bain
and the United States, aaa iu smilar period VIA soar
before. From Canton the expert forty millions OF
pounds less than the previous year,
There were seveial large American clippers Mt Foo
Chow II ON SEQ TO 700 tens burtpen. The rnde ot tho
past ia represented having been very
rcus 1t Is estimated, at the close of May, exsorta
ton altogether Of &c 00G 600 lbs had shipped
Great Britain, the United states and Australia.