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HAlHAx, July 1.-THE details OF the news brought by
the America highly interesting will be by the
following dispatch:
The Crimea. s7+
Lord Panmure the British Minister of War, had an
nounced that unsuccessful attempt made to storm
sebastopolo on the 18th of June.
Adviees received from Gen. Pelisser at the French
Court confirm the accounts Of the great loss sustained by
the English troops.
As already stated over seventy British officers were
killed and wounded. Among the former were Gen. Sir
Colin Campbell, and Colonies Yea and Shadforth
During the progress of the fight the Russians attacked
and recaptured the Mamelon Tower which according to
recent accounts had been taken by the Allies,
Prince Gortschakof confirms, In his dispatches to ST.
Petersburg the reported to have been achieved
by the Allies in the Sea of Azo but says that the grain
and stores destroyed private property and
tended for the army, a@~5H
He also relates some atrocities committed by the
French and Turks at the capture Of Kertsch.
dispatch from Varna, dated June II, says that the
Russians had made unsuccessful attack Ksrs and
reports that they had retaken Anaps.
- France. .-".5.
The Emperor Napoleon had been Ill two days, but had
recovered.
The French Senate and Lsgisatif had been convcked
to meet the ID July, in order for the negotiation of
new loan OF hundred hundred and afty mil
lions of dollars.
The funds fell two per cent the announcement of
the illness of the Emperor.
Denmark y.+-
The Danish diet had been dissolved.
The enlistment of men for foreign service has been
forbidden. @ ~
Spain.
There is reliable with regard to the Carlist in
surreoon which it begins to be suspected Russia
the instigator.
Germany.
Austrian and Russian influence were active at ell the
German courts
The Austrian commander in the princpaities had pro-
claimed martial law in Moldava The civil authorities
have refused promugae the order unless 1t is author
lied by the Sultan.
Latest News.
telegraphic dispatch from London, A. NJ, of the
odd says that the English ship Astrooque had arrived at
Marseilles with news from Constantnope to June 49,
Since the 18th the Russians had attacked unsuccessfuy
the batteries Of the besegers There had also been
slight engagement at Eupatoria.
Pennsylvania.
PHLApELPAIA July 5-Tne State Council of the Know
Nothngs adjourned to-day after endorsing the National
Platform Of the party The Freesoers with ex Cover.
nor Johnston at their head created much excitement
Independence Day. s..s.. .=
New YoRK, July b.-Independenc day very gene
rally observed throughout the Union.
New York Market.
i NEW York, July 6.-Gotton unchanged. Flour is a
trie higher with sales of State at IS rs Ohio SO 1SX
and Southern at sI 90 per Dbl Lard is firm at II cents
per pound fer prime.
River Intelligence. @
VIcKsBURG, July 6-The steamer II. r. W. Hill, bound
for New Orleans, passed down at P. NJ. to-day.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr. AT meet
ing of the American Party from the Second
Congressional District, held on Wednesday
evening, Col. Theodore G. Hunt, who has repre-
sented this district in Congress with much dis
tinction the past two sessions, was nominated
for re-election. BE received more than q two
thirds vote on the first ballet, when thenomina-
tion was made unanimous W
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behind than long o. evils. universal Of these
general debility and its attendant of Spirits For
these recommend speedy unfag the shape
HooFLANDs GERMAN BITrERs, prepared by NJ. Jack
Phiadsphia. i opinion,
y aens to reach the fountain difficulty
IN the digestive organic cn thus seereons and
The blood Of the aeses o the tonic
properties gives sgor to the membranes stomach aad promote
the secretion OF the gastric uice which doves the while ts
eodA soothing asd Alternative influence parts general regularity
and strength the action Of the teeteye oy
the eons'nou Such experience effects and
believe Ia confirmed by the evidence Of have Triad
had an opportunity Of witnessing its operation by Dr..
'aeksoni ls0 Arch sssi ses advertisement. iva ind&W
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last RAIL BETWEEN THE ATLANTIC AVN ryv
mlsslssifpf.--Me learn from the ST. Louis Eve
ming News that on the morning of the soth ult.
'ne last rail upon the road between St. Louis
anu smcennes, Ind, was laid, thus completing
the connection between the Atlantic and the
Mississippi river. >' '''s
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According to the latest foreign adyioes the
Captain General of the Basques and pnrsas
have, it is said, resolved to give Mr.. Dodge. the
new American Minister at Madrid, a military
escort to tho capital they consider this mea-
sure necessary on account of the disturbed state
of the country.
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Tue MAILS. The Northern and Eastern mails
due yesterday, failed from beyond Montgomery,
Ala. The two mails in arrears were received,
bringing the mail from Liverpool received ut
New York blythe Baltic.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY I, 1855.

Pusis ieupiag The city during The Summer, ,cho desire
is weekly Crescent oiaded he,n can hare il done
regularly for d8 specified line ii ieaving their orders and
address at The office, No 10 Camp street.
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The clerks Of the steamers Antelope and
Aleck Scott have our thanks for late papers
from louisville and St. Louis
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The ouaehita tLa) Register, of the 2sth,
says:
Since our last issue there has been plenty Of
ram throughout the entire 0uachita country.
and the crops are now looking fine, better, in.
aeea, than we have ever before seen them
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q STRANGE coRRnsroNpENcE.

/ a STRANGE CORRESPONDENTS.
We might submit the subjoined correspond
I ence without remark, for it contains that
within itself which would attract general atten-
| tion. But we feel bound to offer few observa-
tions respecting the ostracism of citizen
acknowledged to be honest, trustworthy, and IN
all respects capable and deserving simply bes
cause. he belongs TO q purely American associa.
ton, having no Illegal, unconstitutional or unA
patriotic objects in view The head and front
Of his offending hath this extent, and no more,
It is.quite evident the present wretehed and
miserable Administration have determined upon
waging ruthless war upon Americans and
Americanisms upon all who do not stand upon
and acknowledge its contemptibly contracted
platform; upon all who will not deny their
birthright; upon all who think their native
land q little better than any other land, and
who look upon their own born brethren with a
partial, perhaps a too loving eye, while they do
not seek. either directly or indirectly, to pjure
or insult any one from other chimes. The fiat
has gone forth; and we presume it will remain
the policy Of the Government until the terrible
blunder Of 1852 is remedied in 1856. The spec
tacle is strange and humiliating las wonderful
as debasing, In all ages of the werld, love Of
country, pride Of nativity, devotion to thesoil
has saa, asas;aa s = ,a,a;ns, H.
.:.:- D. 3 g.
ened age, and for people claiming to be the
- =, ~ ~
Ma; .,, Z ~. sap y ass'l ~
! =
-
49, .sA'is - 80 -
s.a.:.4.:s, :, III =
~ !.
W. 49, -, e.. ,..,., 70
t;ons ~ othar ,,,ovar,ort q \,
M f,,s.to;,, ha,,aa. a,d rohah,,, ,v;II sbow
onrselvas y hi hotter nostad IN ri q nrenises
M :, +bosa wbose acts ara oalculated 10 br;ng
enroo ~ mon tbe Amer;oan name aesire
Bnt tbia corresnondence il the drst Of the
mt 4, o,,. i onds for unbl;o.t;on W.
assure onr raaders \ Is oann;na and that the
oroip als CON ba ,rod,ced if necassory -
With Tho oentlaman renovsa nv co,,estor
portar nd have ~, nersonal a ,on no . M
his franks and manly hearing viii attract ne
admiration Of ali, r;ght tbinLino man nat;vs
and adontad To remain in office be would not
foreso IL birtbr;ebt ~ any ,,r;Siepe IN arsrntn
annertainino r. retain ! nosition II M
Custom house he would not deny that he
be,onoed n an association having the name IF
INA 1ena If lis lbirtb for ito eoepoman- Ha
evidently acted as though he thought he had IN
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The amount Of notes In circulation is f19 being
increase of f30935 and the stock of bullion both
departments is showing decrease Of EOS
when compared with the preceding return.
The reported in the ormea appears have
influenced the bank In reducing Its rate then is
sonabie to suppose the which advised
of may have contrary effect and Affect the market for
syery thinp-Nous Verrons
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ouf dates to-day from New York the 10Th There
was more active demand for money, which had been
increasing for some days. Arrangements were already
making for the incoming crop. Sales Of Louisiana Stock
TO the amount Of $4,000 made from GAY to 95s
The intelligence by the Baltic received fayoraby
particularly the Bank England reduced the rate
ofinterest to az per cent.
The Panama Railroad has declared dividend Of per
earned per cent.
The London Times speaking of the reduction Of interest
by the bank of England from to 4 per cent says:
The has been completely Anticipated that
instead of causing advance the funds It has led to
recently made purchases under the conviction that it
would occur As regards any direct action the Money
market, the reduction is not likely to have much inu-
ence Paper of choice description has for some time
been freely negotiated at cent and the probability
is that with occasional exceptions stand will be
made at that rate The last period when the bank rate
ofdscount as low per cent. was between June
and september, 1853 The bullion then ranged between
Ell 00003 and ELS 100000 and Consols about es
The bullion is now about at the point, but the
amount of notes unemployed is larger by more than
E20000 There has been considerable business reported
in silver for the week bar has been taken freely lad
advance and in some instances had been paid There
have been large arrivals Of gold both from America and
Australia but the Continental exchanges rather lower
and consequently shipments have been made Paris
extent. The Money market continues to be album
dainty supplied, the amount Of money seeking invest
ment being very large The the discount houses
under the reduction OF the Bank Of England and
for Government Securities the rate is ~ per Ct French
rate of exchange having exhibited frmness at
the close, there no likelihood of any large quantity
gold being exported for some time at least
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 9th June, gives the following results when
compared with the previous week:
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs

HEAD THE PASSES, July g. 1880 P. M.-The steam.
ship Prometheus Capt Churchill from San Juan de Mica
ragua has Just passed up, ..z..- -
5.N1 California
The Prometheus brings advices from San Francisco to
the 9th Of June two weeks later than previous accounts
The Prometheus left San Juan on the mornng of the
Let inst The Northern Light sailed for New York at
about the same time with $50 passengers and some Se4o
600 in specie
The news from the mines very favorable and the
shipments of specie on the 10th ult. were large.
Messrs Bottoms and Barrow's claim had been confirmed
by the .. s. Land Commission.
The law prohibiting gambling very generally OBJ
served. e.Z
The town of Auburn had been again destroyed by fire
The Nothings had prevailed at the elections in
Pacervile and other towns.
Arrivals. #.
The following vessels had arrived at Ban Francisco from
the Eastern States:
June 3d-ship Winged Racer and barque Fanny Ford.
June 4th-ship syren.
june 5th-ships Harry Birch and Phoenix.
june 6th-ship Flying Cloud.
june l3th-shps Red Rover, Samuel Russell Audebon
and Rockland. rg= = 5s.=5=
Nicaragua
The expedition of Colonel Walker had arrived San
Francisco, and the town of Riyas had been taken
The whole of Nicaragua in state Of great excite
ment. a45 -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orleans.
BE 1t remembered that the June 1856 before me The
hnbscreer Juse of the Peace city
aona appeared John Pembsrton, President and A.
tary OF the Merchants Insurance. Company Of Now Orleans
who being duly according dspose sy that tho
shove accounts Just aud from the
boehu Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBERToN, President.
A. ScHREIBER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before June 1885,
CV. JoNTE,
Second Justice Of the for the Parish u orleaps
The Board Of Directors dividend of Fsen Per
Cent the earned premiums participating pro.s of .be
year ending ss May 1855 for which scrip Issued
on and after the LIST Of August, 1855.
JOHN PEMBERToN, Prspdsni,
w.. ,,..-- ., ,ox A. scHREIBER, secrsaryI
DIRECTORS:
jonn Pemberton, B. o. Yignaud, ]. A. Brand,
Logan Mcknight, M. Cpddy, VIM. vogel,
o. Galsrd Pierre Pouz, G, Mil,snb,rpey
d. r. voorhees, p. Maspero. jei8n
Ocean Springs.
h# Mrs E. o. JONES having the lags BOARDING.
HOUSE jackson Avenue half block Ocean
Springs will be Thursday june Al
On the prerss two Mineral springons suphar and the
oIner iron. 10
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Public School EraCats0ns.
DOL BEARS,
fO6 CANAL STREET.
E% All parents who wish their daughsrst to
be good writer's in short time bhcnid engage
IMMEDIATELY, the classes Usually all filed M& a@
at the beginning of the vacations $3.50
B No seats secured till paid for not limited All are
desired to attend till perfect.
Lesson, for Ladies and Gentlemen as usual.
correctly tsughi, all Children become Good Writer'S
Tie Annual Prizes will be the 18th September
iya 9p6t RUFUS DoLBEAR, los Canal street.
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| RETURNED TO KANsAs.--We observe with re-
greet II not indeed with notification that Gov Reeder,
the ncendaFy Executive of Kansas Territory whoncted
the Ahotionis to their awless revolutionary pro.
ceedings there returning his gubernatoral
duties in Kansas II rnmored that Reeder had
removed by President Pierce but that there
no truth in the report The National Executive we feel
compelled to cay In candor it to the Democratic
party indignant sentiment Of the whole South
to nd speedily may be- successor for this man
Reedsr. This appointment was mistaken innocent
6nder under of his political principles
That bunder be best atoned by his removal Pauld
Ing (Miss9 Clarion, Both ult.
The Pau1ding Clarion is, we think, the most
influential organ Of the Democratic party Of
Mississippi. It's immense circulation and the
marked ability with which it has been managed
for many years, have given it standing and a
power seldom acquired by q newspaper. Yet
the editor, althougha partisan of the straightest
sect, cannot sustain the Administration in the
appointment to and retention in office of vio-
lent and unscruplous Abolitionist Well, we
don't wonder. The strongest party stomach
ought to revolt at such dose
This Pierce Administration, which received a
quasi endorsement from the Democratic State
Convention, lately assembled in Baton Rouge, is
thus severely referred to by Kentucky paper.
The language used is scathing, but cannot be
considered unwarranted when it is borne in
mind that one Of the members Of the Cabinet
| Get Davis) has openly denounced the appoint
ment OF Reeder as one not fit to be made:
The imbecity and fahlessness Of the Pierce Admins
tration are no longer open doubt or dispute The
most Loeofeco in the country would hardly
nave te trent TO MT bis voice defense
mitigation of the all universal contempt in wbirh II
held Everywhere its chosen supporters appear to en-
Joy malignant pleasure in spurnipg and despsng III II
nae more than realized thu
OF the most eontemptuous Wing In the depths of dis
homer and infay il has reached the esteem Of s
party Hate could not wiah it worse than guilt and
shame have madeit Its enemies sekened by its crimes
nave long since relinquished to Its friends the
everything but the Indignant soor Of its uped and a.
frauded yotaries N Wv
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Professor Elliot made successful balloon as.
oens'on from st. Louis. on the 2Sth ult.
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A TEsTINoNIAL.-P Professor Alex. Dimitry,
formerly of louisiana, but now o resident of
this city, has concluded before the students of
Georgetown College course of twelve lectures
on the subject of the Civilization of Ancient
Greece" Of the character OF the literary pro-
duction, it does not become us to pronounce an
opinion; but the fact of its highly interesting
character is sufficiently expressed by the act Of
the students themselves, who. several days ago,
in appreciation Of his classical efforts, presented
him with silver pitcher, elegantly and elabo-
rately chased, bearing suitable inscription.
The testimonial took him by surprise. The pre-
sanitation, as well as the acceptance speech, was
ehaste aud eloquent Wash. Star, 2Sth.,
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The Woodville (Aiss. Republican Of Tuesda

The Woodgille (Iiss. Republican Of Tuesday
last.says: III 5ss
Pleasant showers continue to visit us in. this
vicinity almost daily-in some parts Of the
county which we have lately visited, they have
suffered from heavy rains. and The ,crona sra IN
the grass In others they are still SUFFERING from
the drouth, yet, crops generally ara -leoking
well and promise an abundant yield
The citizens of Woodsille are about to contract
for an Artesian well, the Police Board of the
county having undertaken to bear half the ex-
pense.
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lslaga,saas gslsg,sqrpO.
RHcArTuRH OF THE MAmHLoN.
further by the steamsbip Amerira.
INTERESTING DETAILS.
BATTLE AT E-upAToRIA.

lnr ria NATIONAL frsr.l
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fne Baton Rouge Gazette states that Assist
ant surgeon Haden, who has been stationed at
that post SINGS the withdrawal of Dir. b. y.
Harvey, has received orders to repair to Jeffer.
son Barracks to join the Sioux expedition. DR..
Harvey il also going in the same direction.
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NNARIposA MILLS ann IuMprp v,p

lAM AhiIOoA AllLlo AND LUMBER YARD,
- Noe l6 and Is 81 Joseph street. Orleans Lain the
matter o. henry T. sherman Creditors for re,pte of
I've ana 5rse years. granted by the Honorable District
WIN bs seen By an at passed before John notary
man with the consent o large majority crsditors has
ana the entire control al Ma
properly" unto the undegned OF I'M and
nil concerned - : - '' "'s eieai'oina no
Inc undersigned hopes by giving his attention IN the
soon Dc able the old sstabshmsnt It's
uss,ninea and public favor The machinery
under skn aad attentive person. All promptly fed
.-.'y.i ope j PRAGUE.
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Nem Orleans Alntten alarket.


CRESCENT 0TFfoE, No 10 Camp street !
z Friday Evening, July O. 1866 !
lew days since our advices Of foreign affairs wore
altogether In favor of the Allies to-day they are directly
sne reverse bringing to mind the ups and downs the
between the bears and bulls the Stock Exchange
or in other words first then the other Fortunately
Tor all parties for both sides Of the great question
Is nothing of momont In Market commercial or nan
cia on which these conflicting can have any
effect and the close Of another week does not place bust
ness in any different position than commencement
The letters by the Baltic through to-day and 60
to confirm that the specuations in cotton have reached
eliminating point They show large decrease In the
consumption export and speculation and though
spnners generally had only from four to five weeks stock
the spirit of speculation checked It therefore
reasonable to conclude that when the favorable
accounts Of rains and glowing prospects, which many
outivators are to put FORTH received the
other side downward tendency will be the result Al
though money continues unusually abundant In England
so much SO that discount houses have reduced the
ofnterest on call from per cent to 2k "a yet SO
sensitive B the financial Thermometer that the
the Allies may at create position decidedly the
snpodes Of the favorable accounts which the basis
Of advices by the last steamer.
failure Of large banking house in London Strachan
Paul Bates is confirmed the letters per Baltic they
owe 100000 or about tolerabls handsome
sum of indebtedness They nothing in this vicinity
The failure is attributed to French italian RAILWAYS
In our market to-day perceive nothing which we
can form remark Money brokers were all idle-no
offering other than sales 80 shares Bank of
Louisiana Stock at 100 t s supposedly and so shares of
Canal Bank at ITO, ex dividends, we have not trans
fer to note Good commercial paper continues to be
placed at to 10 per cent second grade 10 to H. with
some single names ruling high 10 per cent Money
generally good securities continues easy Of
There was an improved demand for exchange on New
York Sales to considerable extent were made at " per
cent for checks, while first class drawers sold ali
they wanted at = some thirty days sold at
par. The tone of the market with drawers is firm
though do not expect advance do we look for
decline We quote this evening