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AN APP EAL.

Alta meeting virgnans held in this city opaturday
evening the 9th the undersigned were appointed
committees to Solicit donations from the charitable people
OF New Orleans the benefit OF the unfortunate and
suffering cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth They feel
connaent that but slight appeal to bene
violence OF their fellow citizens necessary in order to
draWforth hearty and generous response. At this time,
through the blessing Divine Providence, the epidemic
Is rapidly vanishing from midstan our ctty begins
TO assume healthy aud husinsea-ike appearance; but
nov inherent is the with sister cities OF the
southern sea board2 The cloud OF gloom and desoatiou
hanging over them increases hourly in its rghtu dark
ness and beneath its deadly shade giant pestence
whlca stranger to their Shores and against which
tney havs no accnann defend them The dispatches
received hers yesterday announce that they only
" want al physicians and nurses from the but that
hsy are almost destitute Of the necessares Of Such
oen the appeal in vain to the charities of
the Of New Orleans? They have ever been noted
or iseraity and benevoence In their memories of the
q 1898 they retain grsats1, rsceeG-
sister cities throughout the land came to their assistance
ana passed their donations empty Golfers Of their
charitable associations.
Among the most prominent of their contributors we're
etes q Virginia including Norfolk Let the citizens Of
@ make generous return, ana Clara me posi-
outor to the work OF relief and charity subscriptions
wl1, oe received by the following gentlemen
WIN a Dameron, at Payne Harrison's, liz Camp ct.
Van NJ, Perkins oorner of ST. Charles and Peraido SITS
n, Bourk, at BROWN, Johnston Co.'s IS Camp st.
Taa 4 Robinson q commercsl pia PA a.,.,.o,.5
- Dorney, at Y. Fabre Co 81 Charles and Com
- mcSahalish nj a. q bock' 20 common 81,
=, p Mccennieo, at N, D. Cooper & Co.'s oarondelet
and Common sts 80.
I 0glesby sully Gravier street. ~
=! Boyle, Poydrss street, 5-=..5=,
James n. Wing6eld a3 Common at. g'e ;.
u. y Pegrsm, II Bank Place.
q Geo. ". Shaw, "a poydras ST.
e. =. Schmidt, at H. " BAxteris q CarondeIet st.
T. Commit, 81 cussomhouse at
VIM Vincent, lis Ousromhouse st.
nlchsra L. Robertson, As Oasssoavo st.
Jno. a. Pope, corner Jackson and Prytsnia sts.
ane oommttee earnestly ask the corporation of the
OF tna various religious associations In the city
VINO might do much good by taking up collection in
their churches. j. M. McCANDLIsH,
H. NJ. ROBINSON,
7, O, sULLY. 81
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ST. BERNARD CORRESPONDENCE.

49, = PARISH OF ST. BERNARD Sept. IS, 1856.
Editors Creeent--The lets storm which visited us
proved worry destructive Trees fences and whole fields
Of fne sugar prostrated to the ground.
informed that the wharfapd bath hoasesat ProctorVie
were destroyed Our low lands partially overlooked
Our candidatefor the State Senatel Mr. Ducros, left
afew days ago for In sister Paquernnes
friend writes to me that all the world and the of
mankind IN Plaquemnes" will support our worthy and
popular felow-oitizsn Although" Rita denies that
old friend Geu Laeose has lost his popularity in Plaque
mines know Mr. Ducros will poll heavy vote in the
Empire Parish
The antKnow- Nothiugs busily working now, but
tney Will not succeed We are bound to defeat them In
November next An AMERICAN,
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TIE Antics QUOTING scRIpTURE.

0Arts. = Let ali Know. Nothings aud par
ticuAr hoss processing religion, ponder the following
extrscss from the aesps Of Jeeus Turn to the rst
epste efame6 th chapter and twelfth verse; and
But above all things my BRETHREN sscear not neither by
lest fail into condemnatson' 3d. lkewise in Matthew
hfth chapter and thirtyfourth verse =. But say unto
sou s.eear not s a neither BY Heaven for i Gods
throne ncr by the EARTH for 1t il His footstoo by
Jerusalem, for 1t 10 the city Of the great king
We find the above " going the rounds" Of the
anti-Americanj journals It is the weakest IN
vention Of the enemy we have yet come across.
1t possesses neither strength, application nor
vitality. and will be so regarded by oil save
those incapable Of making up On intelligent
| Judgment on plain PROPOSITION.
The sacred commandments, above given, cyl
IDENTIFY refer to profanity - to the practice Of
taking the name of the Lord in vain, which
has been deplorably prevalent in all ages and in
all Christian countries-n to the assumption Of
obligations for benevolent, social or patriotic
purposes There can be no other construction,
unless the practice of the heads of the church
is contrary to scripture
The extract is intended TO injure the Ameri-
can party, and correspondingly advantage the
anti Americans. The Antics are the especial
friends of Catholics and foreigners--at least
they pretend to be-and, with surprising i'm
pudence, claim that their professions shall be
considered all in all, when their deeds operate
precisely to the contrary! Now, We would like
to ask these very veracions and candid Antics,
If the Priests, Bishops and other dignitaries of
the largest christian church upon earth, even
up to the very head His Holiness, the Pope
himself-from the moment they assume sacred
orders, do not have to take solemn obligations to
discharge their duties, to ssgeur to do thus and
50, and that those oaths and obligations grow
more solemn and binding as the person taking
them advances in rank s45sS @sS
Answer that, gentlemen, and you must answer
athrmativelyl We see nothing wrong in
this. On the contrary, we deem such course
just and proper. The incumbent of an exalted
ecclesiastical office cannot take too many solemn
obligations, according to the opinion Of an
humble outsider. 4...e...,5. 5s,.5. 49,
We have now shown eonclusively that if the
application, by the anti Americans, of the
foregoing extract from the epistle Of st. james
be correct, that the reflection upon the Catholic
having ever read from a Protestant pen! The
engineer is hoisted high in air by his OWE
petard. The bombshell exploded in the camp Of
the enemy, instead of devastating our ranks
How unfortunate
We have read Of the Devil quoting Scripture,
but never learned whether be derived any9bene-
fit therefrom or not. We are inclined 10 think
he did mot. The quotations from Holy, writ, BY
the Antics, remind US Of the old story and III
result N Ii is not the first time. however. tbe
Bible has been sought to be made subseryient IL
nefarious designs, nor will Il, in all human pre-
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MORE FR1ENpsHIpI

| The anti Americans have the gueerest notions
Of friendship we ever heard Of They appear to
90 on the principle, IL SO it may be called, in
regard-to adopted citizens that neglect signi-
| ies attention; repadiations kindness; complete
texelusion from important offices, the greatest
possible favor and the nomination of men who
ralizationla laws, as matter. which should elicit
the nnbounded gratitude of the classes sought
| to be ostracisedl Queer world strange argu-
ments h. but none the less queer and strange
than true s
We have already substantiated the enven-
omed hostility of Thomas Green Davidson to
foreigners, We. have already published reso-
lutions he ofered, land extracts from theaddress,
which he signed. put forth by the. old Native
American Association of houisiahas in common
with other anti American candidates in, this
city -Messrs. VIM. G. Aud and A w, Seates--
breathing sentiments of bitterness towards
adopted citizens and foreigners generally which
have no parallel in the platforms or pubhea-
tions Of the existing American party.
We have shown all these things, and demon
strated them incontestibly; yet we, and the
party TO which we belong. are continually de-
nouneed as enemies Of adopted citizens, while
the individuals before mentioned are held up as
alone worthy their support! Verify, the ways
of the Antics are inexpHoable. .
But the anti Americans pretend, says the,
Shreveport South Western, that their e-leaier,
Mr. DaYidsons has recanted his heresy. acknsw-
lodged his former sins, has been forgiven, and is
now as staunch champion for the foreigners
as anybody. Suoh Is not the fact, and we will
prove it by his own acts. During the last ses-s
sion Of the Legislature he introduced the follow.
ing resolution into the House Of Representa-
tives, and therules being suspended. it was read
q second time by It's title aud referred to the
Judiciary Committee
sReeolYsby tile Senate and House Representatives
Of the State Of Louisiana Ia general assembly
Representatives be requested to have the naturalization
amended prevent the naturalization dry
citizens otter the year D. 1861 parole ev
RESIDENCE but to require the govern
ment Of the uned States TO appoint at every custom
In the aited States many clerks OF rgisTy
may be register the every f5regnpr
hi age his avacs.oa IL life ard full description Of biz
person, his intention to become ciizen duty
shall BE- to give certified copy under seal Of the United
,t,zpn furnish copy tohe clark OF thu United States
Distsiet Court pon the ptoducsion of tais
duly certified copy thereof 1t shall be the ons evil
,aucs ii Intention becme ctzen aad cf theresdsncs
qir by the ent Of Congress- TO become citizen
III Unitsd Statesn-spe efical journal Of the House.
ession 1895. agfS zs-2ss A g
y We have not seen the House Journal as yet,
,ut presume the South Western is absolutely 4
orrect, as it is a careful and scrupulous jour-
lal. The concluding words Of eur Red River
are SO significant that ne give
hem in full.
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$50 4 I III NIaI7V Il ~ T@5- m --=--
SEE FIRST, THIRD AND FOURTH PAGES.

I cAEvAss1S RArpss 1t is said by gentlemen
lately from Shreveport that the peoplei in that
section Of country were utterly Disguised with
the conduct Of Messrs Wiekliffe and Noise in
eanyasaing the parish Of Caddo. Low, black
guard expressions, applied to the American
party. Viiifcation and abuse seemed to be the
only arguments used by them. So great was
the indignation on some occasions, that men
who had never before attempted to make public
speeches were excited to such degree that they
rose and replied to those worthless, and actually
cheat them out" ia, argument, and utterly
routed them
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sei1 apel Alsw
Pepyssas. Lottoss. .
PWYFsIoAI UEArry

PHYSICAL beauty.
which depends upon clear unb capable
Investing any lady or sehsman who ognafy toilet
article = ~
And here tho muse Of song woud fsn exprsn
Her own idsas of genuine lovellnsas.
'Iisnot alone The forehead, broad and high,
The penoild eyeNrcw and the us.rous eye,
The Grecnn nose the lips Of perfect mould,
The rounded chin and locke Of dsrksned geld;
These she adnires, and many time has sung W
On HeliasahoFe when possy young;
But what are feAurssb though the shape thsy wore
OF those thN Art to Venus gave Of yors,
Unless co nplsxioh added to their Esst,
And with ita sovereign charm crowned all the feuti
A elan1io faee, it ealow, VII aamiresf
And st the sight pf blotches love retiies @s#
Tan, Feekte, ptnpies, candid trnh must say,
Are snvicus clouds that darken bsautya ray;
But science, pisyRag each coudsd face
Science, the glory Of our age snd race
With liberal hand a remedy extends,
In which each herb aud aower baisamc blends
Tho Paphian LoEion that pressryes y cur bloom.
Daughters Of Eve. fon childhood 10 the tomb
kW For sais by
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SELF Sf4teod hAryas
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Uslsgrapbeo 10 the uailp Crescent.
Noa-AHa1vAL OF TIE BALTIC.

Nsw YeRx Sept I9Thers are, Is yet no signs Of the
steamship Baltic, now fully due at this port with ono
weeks later intelligence from Europe
River Intelligence.
LousvItLr, Sept 1sThe river 10 still falling, with iys
feet water in the canal.
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The Mayor of Baltimore having distrioted
that etyn consequence Of the recent urdarous riots
With view to prevent similar outbreaks of the com.
panss has taken the matter In high dudgeoa and re-
fused into service The members removed the
wheels from their apparatus and do not ALLOW 1t to be
uscd.
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The FEVER At CANTON, MISS. We are favored
by Mr.. Geo. W. Shaw with an extract from a
telegraphic dispatch from Canton, dated yester-
day, which states that the fever is on the in
crease, and that within the last twenty four
hours there have been 81 new cases and two.
deaths. The dispatch also asks for ten more
nurses, which, by reference to the proper column,
it will be seen, the Howard Association adyer-
tise for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-20

The United States steamship San Jacinto and
sloop.ofwar Levant, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
ready for sea- They the Rast India ser.
VICE. The San Jacpte to be the flag ship of the East
India Squadron, under command of Commodore Arm.
strong who s to relieve Commodore Abbott the
ccmmsndant ON that station. .,8
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y r. DoswELLAa.

For yIoKsBuRa.--Th Southern Belle. csnt
prosdws ssves ss O'Clock shis afternoon for The .bs,s
and ali intsrmedAts pora. rhiaboat bssdes spe or,
AZ The most elegant cemplete in her cabin apoo
snts 10 of theswi@st % the trade aad who
srsve on hsr viii sol s 70 bear testimony 10 her ssss
Ionf 0uslIfiss.
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A sFord fish, measusing. nineteen feet in
length and weighing 1000 pounds was captured on the
nth inst, about twelve miles from Cape Elizabeth and
taken to Portland, Maine.
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Srrxnns ALInx ~ esterday the fowhoaf
1l<ySsE 40 sogx0ed Ia haul thu steamer Aida off, where
~ s.. div seround near the First District ferry wharf
" Atsirrs 2d after repeated eorts suscaeded
hen b deep water and she pos ss safely meoisa near
~ dsy dock.
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Twelve tons Of lead fell from the TOP Of the
shottowsr in Baltimore few days ago The conoussou
vas tremendous and many people believed that snothsr
earthquake was taking place,
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The most destructive and extensive fire that

The most destructive and extensive fire that
has swept through the pines Of South New Jersey for
years. raging Bato Atlantic county days
since Thainhabitans for miles out and
every effort used to arrest tie progress OF the IRE
without In fact the flames were rapid that
even the lighters became sxpessd to imminent peril
three whom Is said having perifhed either by
cation being burned to death, Immense property
has been destroyed and the fire was still radsug undi-
rnintshed
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a {eayet Pianos.

The subscriber has In ssors Twelve PLEYEL
raCGoLo PlAHGs Of various siy len and pr ices.
EAeo a fns assortment of
UARE PIANOS,
from the celebrated FACTORIES, OF HALLETr DAVIS 70 NJ
Boston, and sToDARF. Of New York. z4a@ ~
O. Persons wen Of fine nu,rumen.
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HresUstes1, Yam Resafssasysess y TO-,
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.

General Furnishing Store,
50 AND 81 FRONT, a6 AND 50 FULTON STREETS,
Heating and Cooking sIoye Tin Ware Cans aa and Fire
Pumps Force and h Pumps Brass Cocks Globes Steam
Whistler Chsfng phe Tea Coes Uun Cup Baskets
etc, etc. s
Manufacturers Sheet Iron Ghmne Fire Bsds Beeoh
ing Escape Ppe Boxera FfIrers Copper Worms Stills
Clarifying Kettles etc. Wrought Iron Pipe, all zes; Rubber Hose
ETC., etc.
Agn's Worhngtons Safety Steam Pump s. r. Kass'p Five
Pumpa, sehanef4 Steam Vacuum Gangss Fabsa Magnetic
Water Gauge. A-IE-z - = Ahaa 9naun
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.gg oFreE OF THE ,HowARD AssocrATotN.
80 Camp street. Applications for relief f,oms A.
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F'aM Gssd EV'5safes. Clothing
ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
"a aAst .,sr srarrr 81

~@ CORNER on eRAvIER STREET,
receiving thei. FALL WINTER STOCK for Mon,
Boys aud Children direct from their Mandatory AL Broadway
New York. 80 e@-s
All goods them expressly for the New Orisaps
ads every article fully Among present stock
BLACK AND cOEDREB CLOTH FRocK AND DRESS COATS.
BUSINESS COATS, Of every form color.
EXTRA LONG PHI OF CT 9TH COATS, for Steamboat Men.
PANTALooNs, Of every description.
VESTS Of ack ColoEsd Satin, Silk, Velvet Cs,
and Bombasine a..
FURNIHHlNG GOODS,
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, 10.
kTA. M. 4 Co. ARD AGENTS FOR THE uNIoS INDIA
RUBBER COMPANY large 10. Of their Goo avays on hand
conssns Of Clothing Beds Carriage Cloth also Cloth suitable
fora Cotton Picking Cat and Apron TO which .he attention OF
Planters H Particularly called.
a.e5 >. ALFRED MUNROE g. CO..
sell aPet &itW sr % Magasins ltrset.
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. ,n. =, 10 UFAHTHES STREET,
we are now receiving atsortment ca ETINa
WIS vELyET, WILTON TAPEsTkY
BRUSSELS, 3-pEY Is6RAINS.
Alao, Window Shsdss Duggsts and Linen rh ftln,hs o
and Piano HAir
vAfioaa rths naa qasl lies
ali Of which offer nj the lowest IN nrers $3.50 ''
self 7,6t A. RRUUSsEAE A. e1
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n CFEssttESVHFttp WatW N&pVEssEAe Gt4tflv,
kS NEW CLASSES bskin THIS WEEK 81 DOL
BEARS WRITING AND BOOK. HEPLN9 ESTEB
IIsEiMENT. Canal street
All with % PEENEN ROCK J<$Ae ssS&
KEEPERS during sAnpeusio, q Bu,neaa ana 2GfsH
Schools, aapN Succass gusrantasd NJ
E%- IoLBaAR'S 81 EEL EMS for pa,s, 80
ssl7 9pdtf RUFUS DOLBEAR, los Canal ,treet
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BIZ AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
GRAND SCHEME FOR SEPTEMBER.
Z. ts@ CLASEy.
TO BE DRAWN sEPTR a. 1855, IN THE CITY OF ATLANTA,
isEoReIA, WHEN rRlzEs AMOUNTING. TO
5000
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MT HUNS upon hls fstufn VIII visit the Florida pars
ishes, of which due notice will be given.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
,yapau and Tin ware.

Bat lins tubs. OiiStan,ls, camp Kettle coverec
buckets ol ali sizes; coffee pots and boilers from
quarts 70 gallons large handled pans. oval foot
tubs sauce pans. dish kettles, cold pals, tumbler
Drainers chafiIns, dishes, oil cans oil lamps, lamp
filters sausage suffers lanterns culenders. mill,
straincrs graters, padding pans candle moulds.
tea. coffee sugar and powder canis:ers, scoops,
tunnels. measures, pressed tin plates. spIinkers
OF watering pots, match safes. pot covers assd
sizes trGmpets, spttoons, scalloped cake pans and
ca Ike cutters, muffin rings, lard lamps. dust pans
casters, wash pans, with and without handles
britta & tin ladies' & diprers, knife trays. flesh
forks esg whips, melting ladies', coffee roas:er<,
preserving kettles cake chests; corn peppers, tea
7s--i rtra lilies and STYLES
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12
WOOD WARE.

Cellar and painted tubs. in nexts: brass bound
white cedar buckets, iron bound red cedar buck
cts painted and vanished keelers full round grain
measures. plain and zinc wash boards. oak welt
buckets iron bound kegs OF ;, TO- Is and 20 gal.
each. b.azs and iron wire selves hair selves lar'I
covers. sugar boxes with bales. spice boxes but
ter laiIes and spoons, clippers. pastry boards
IoiIias-pins, clothes pins, meat inauls. potatoe
masbers- wood fawccts- wood saw frames. boot
Jacks butter prints, knife boxes. camp chairs can
bottom stools, spool stands, toy tubs and
pals, MANILA mats &c.-grair scoops, white
wash, scrubbing. horse and whisk brushes, sheep
skin MATS