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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-31

The MONTHLY REPORT of the Captain Of
the Auxiliary Guard shows that to this date
there have been one hundred and twenty
persons confined in the central guard house and
the Lookup houses under his control. OF these
there were-lOdgers, 10 runaway slaves, 2:
drunk and discrderly, "a; vsgrants, 6; fight
ing, g. dlsorderly gathering, gambling, 4;
assaults, 2; larceny, 8; grand larceny, 5 !;
rape, 2; drunk, II; out after hours, 10 sus.
picion of murder, 2; disordery IL; profan-
ity, 2
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY-Last night, ap-
parently between the hours of IL and 1,
brace Of L" Diana's foresters," while In the act
Of preparing to attempt to effect an entrance
into house at the corner Of ID and Twelfth
streets, were discovered by colored woman
belonging to the premises, whereupon they
leaped a backyard fence 10 time TO escape
their receiving q shot.
HE PUMP at the southeast corner of Penn
syiyania avenue and Twelfth street needs the
services Of the proper corporation officer At
tend to IL instanter, Mr.. Commissioner and
receive the thanks Of suffering humanity
round about, who are languishing for its in
MIGRATING liquid in these 90 piping times of
heat, when the neighbOring pumps like the
citiEensl are dry
ONLY l2i cents for q correct likeness of
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont Sold by
the agent, A. Adsmson, Seventh street, oppo-
sits TO the Post Office. Adhesive envelopes.
20 cents hundred. ~ :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-31

VENTILATIN4 HATS,-ST VEINS
Browns Hotel, has this day received 2 ~
cases ventilating HATS from 'fBeebe % ~
w 10 Salesfoom, Browns Hotel -
DIANO STOOLS AT ELLIS'S PIANO
l. Store. jy 2S-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-31

Il Buchanan and Breckinridge Flags, for the
young politicians, for sale at LAMMOND'S
jy 29-3t f-.- Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-31

WIRE DISH COVERS, round and oblong
w all sizes, for sale low by
je9-I g. FRANCIS, 40 9TH street.
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FANCY DRESS AND MASKED BALL.--The eleventh
anniversary Of the Hebrew Benevolent Association of
this celebrated last evening, as its predeees-
sors have been in their day, by grand fancy dress
and masked ball at the Odd Fellows Hall. Of the
many festivities Of like character that are given in
our city during the year. few if any enjoy higher
reputation or are more deserving thereof The event
is looked forward to for onehaf the year, and remem
bered the other; not only by those fair faces which
make its charm and attactiveness but also by others
who have small opportunity besides, for seeing how
the olive Of Palestine and Europe preserves its tone in
America how the black eyes which SCOTS Rebecca
have made immortal glow when transplanted to the
new world. a.4.
The arrangements for the occasion, it is almost
needless to say, were complete every respect. Hof
ner's band, comprising twenty-five pieces, provided
the music Of the occasion which that fact is an all
sufficient proof Of excellence. There were very many
Of our own citizens and very many strangers present.
enjoying the occasion and increasing its Qualifications
The festivities kept up with much spirit till
late hour, and everything, far as we were able to
learn, passed off most happily and pleasantly leading
to wish that similar occasions might be more fire.
ausnt in our midst
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The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono PubHco
Every mother should have box in the house handy in case
OF accidents to the Children Redings Russia Salye is
Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and recommended
by physicians II is and speedy burns niles
bos cors on chlblans sores Of every kind for
ssres ulcers Itch scad head nce rash bnons sore
nipples Recommended by nnrses whiows, SITES Testers flea
bites spider stngs frozen limbs salt rhcS cugyy sore and
cracked lips, nose and flesh wounds most val
liable remedy and cure which testified 10 by thousands
who have used in the city of Boston and vicinity fos last
thirty years In instance will this alve do injury or in
tcere with physicians prescriptions It is made from the
prest materials from recipe brought from Rusa-of articles
growing in that the pyopreors have letters from
all classes clergymen physicians captains and OH
ers whohave used it themselves and recommend 10 others
Redsings Russia salye is put in large tin boxes stamped on the
cover with picture of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also the wrapper Price IS cents
box Reddng Il Co For sale by J, Wright L Co, Q. O.
"eVohian ana all druggists, fel4 eod6m&W
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DO ME S TIC NEWS
From WASHINGTON,

from washington,
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate has appropri-
ated eighty thousand dollars for Notifications at Gal
weston.
ating one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
disabled seamen.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Senate to-day admit
ted Lyman Tmmbull as Senator from Illinois.
A bill was reported for making additional for
tications and defences
In the House, Kansas affairs were discussed.
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE State Democratic
Convention of Pennsylvania have declared in favor
of Buchanan as their choice for the Presidency.
British Troops for Canada.
New YORK, March "a large British force is Or
dered to Canada including the Sth regiment and the
battalion of rifemen.
1t is stated that every regiment attached to the
Home service will be Immediately sent to Canada.
New York Markets
New YORK, March 5.-The steamers news had no
effect our market. Flour is finn; Ohio is quoted
at S,25.
Louisiana Legislature.
BATON ROUGE, March 5.--House.-Mr. Jourdan i'll
troduced resolution asking the Governor to return
for further consideration the bill equalizng taxation
in the city of New Orleans. Laid on the table.
Mr. Sterling moved reconsideration of the vote
taken yesterday on the bill for the payment of claims
for work done on Cat Island. After tremendous
struggle the vote was reconsdered and the bill pass
ed by vote of SO to Is. s
The opponents of the bill at one time leftthe Hall
in a body, and destroyed the quorum, ~
The bill appropriates thrty-two thousand dollars
for the payment of the claims.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March 4.--Thc river has commenced
falling The following boats arrived at this port yes
tcrday: Switzerland, Peter Tellon, Sovereign, Mon
arch, Yorktown No. 2, Queen City, Buckeye, Argyle
and Alvin Adams. Departed for New Orleans, New
Ocean and Leonora.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.--The river is still falling,
with ten feet on the falls.
The following boats arrived yesterday: J.P Tweed,
Persia and Washington City.
The Empire, R. J. Ward, Antelope, Yuba and St
Lawrence left yesterday for New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, March 5.-The Equinox passed down
at IL O'Clock this morning, the shotwell at noon, the
Delta at 2, and the Southerer at P. N.
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The telegraph having resumed operations, furnishes
us the following additional news by the Baltic:
England d.
The excitement in regard TO American affairs i
gradually 8suhsiding. I@
Alarge force Of British troops will be concentrated
in Canada Il
A muatto girl was found sccretcd on board an Aus
trian ship lately arrived at Liverpool from New Or
leans. '..r
The Fate Of the Pacific.
The Baltic brings no tidings whatever of the miss
ing steamer thus extingushing the hopes raised b,
the report brought by the passengers on the America
The Peace Movement.
The Conference was to open on the Odd uIt. The
Enjoys had all arrived in Paris. and confidence il
the final establishment Of peace continues.
The Austrian Amnesty.
The amnesty granted by Austria to political offend
ers will be, with few exceptions, unconditional Those
who chose can resume their citizenship and at once
be put in possession Of their property. Those who
estates and those who take advantage of neither
clause will be considered as dead and their property
handed over to their legal heirs
A skirmish-Russians Successful
On the 9Th of January, six Russian battalions sur
latter retreated, losing their guns and baggage.
The Russians subsequently burnt the Pacha's palace
and several villages.
Marriage Of the Duke Nicholas.
The Grand Duke Nicholas, brother Of the Gar Of
Russia, has been married to Alexandrina Petrowna
Princess of Oldcnburg.
The Africa Out
The steamer Africa arrived out at Liverpool Oh
the 18th.
,aa The New English Loan.
The Rothschilds take the whole of the new loan Of
five million pounds. Money is tighter and the demand
exceeds the supply.
Russia on the Peace Question.
The Russian Envoy to the Peace Congress says that
unless peace sspeedily concluded serious difficulties
may interfere topreyent8it,
4 @ Markets
AIulligan, Evans & Co. quote Breadstuffs as having
advanced considerably. $S2
in Flour there is animproved demand, and West
er Canal is quoted at as to Sos Philadelphia and
Baltimore brands at 37s to sos and Ohio 39s.
Corn opened heavy but improved, and closed at al
advance of Id Mixed 33s Cd, White 3Gs.
Provisions go
Provisions are generally dull. Lard is quiet and
prices irregular; quoted at sos to 5Gs. Western
Bacon has improved, and quoted at SIS to SIS Cd.
~ The Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. 20-The Money market is more
stringent. Consols have advanced slightly and are
quoted at 904 to sos.
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ORLEANS THEATER.-M'me Debrinays benefit
Dolzci's opera of Lucia d Lammeymoor ~ Thaberc's
''Tareuee - '(iillc lie Rayisseur,"
ST.. CHARLES TuEATER.-Mr. E. L. Davenport.
Richard ILL., and the farce of My Precious Betsey
GAIETY THEATER.-"M Miss McIcan's benefit, "Per
Wattiugton' and Tolin's Honey Noon"
ARMoRY HALL.--Diolamic Panorama of the Rus
sian War
AMERICAN CIRcUs.-Corncr of Magazine and Jose.
p;lie streets Every evening.
THE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear, No. 95 st. Charles street. Dayand evening"
Col. WooD's MUSEUM" Living Giantess,'' " In.
fant Esau and Motern and wonderful French Warbler No
Is St, Charles
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CoLLIGNoS's CLASSICAL CoSCERTs.-The last but
one of Collignon's classical concerts, which have SO
largely and deservtdy won the appreciation of the
musical public in this city, will he given tomorrow
evening, at the Odd Fellows Hall. The programme
embraces the same amount of accurate and classic
music that has marked its predecessors from the COM
positions of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Membership
Rossn and other eminent masters. Subscribers tick
cts can be obtained as before. Those who have not
subscribed can secure seats at the music stores of
Hewitt and gWerein
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gQtal ynttIliqente,

&8R % ------s4----
UNITED ST4.TEs EIRCuIr5 (JorRT.-The Grand .Tnrv
e., ,is Court have reportcd 5,I1s o,i,s+ pha-t pi,
and otles for revolt on hoard t,c si, Icnco, nj Son an
the a3l Of ,January and ooansf TnIis fubor f ononr
letter addressed TO another nerson Ys51 sg* NJ
lIa,4,,,,.,i D,,, r,
iief SouNfs--EiilahGl Pation eaaes oecu-
ct for today. = - VIZ WV ~
e rr r.,- =, 80 =,
$500 oufr'ouuse hehneuy qua hol
s N me beil any ulty manoamls and inunc'
' eases Yesterday. II Is ne VIII
FIFTu DISrRJcr Corner Henry Brock has suea
D,rp pI,cl Il, NC rowt Ca so,.. f 60 ,on r m ,,,
false ;unr onno,, r,o, , r,,a ,,,ro Of ar,r,. tr 3
corder Ramos q s n sc,mdt & Co for neti,oner <9.
&&assS3 - .st..4
otA1li Nl'lsIf1cf CouKi-Nlr' IlNilSstol, tie City
lazy ~ To". S"' s $500 ' u,
8, "a oOo ,ho arount of III; ,loi ,,y .
issuance of erits or attachment "a lie so ., ,is ar1 yori
Gus other parishes Of the State in WITCH Tie defendant has or is
snnoscd 70 have nronar,, aud ,rxn that ,nrious nnra
TO hold property belonging to the defendant be cited
10 appear and answer heterogeneous n feerehee thereto
NESTS t"oh ana fihe attorneys io 'ie aeen'' yesterday
'ook rue on me p 10 nave lac "'hchneIs SCI "soe, on
INC gS9ha OF me hsieehey Oh Inc e'loh 10 'of'Se their
i IS
3#QPENISG70F5 MIR. GARLANDS IRUNE.--A Trunk ana
carpet bag taken from board the choonerJane Elizabeth
officially opened yesterday in the Trcnsucrs office in pre-
serce of tbs Treasurer Sheriff. Chief of Police and Finance
Committee The trunk (which belonged to Mr. Garland,
tanned clothing toilet articles books and package of papers,
hut no money The papers were taken possession of by the FL
Int it is .oi1 ,ov have rarrc,c IN NJ roraud,s nronar
III, ,,rno, ,,,,r :, ,o,o,,,, - A., .,, - -,
the schooner io is i'll prison> contained nothing but clothing
ir~eno,s s,ncips r,t o, ,,ro r., +,l.c VIM o, an o.;
Of nn,l;r oyc;tc,,rnt
.lNQCEsT.-lhe coroner yesterday lield an inquest
on body OF white female inan found dead Galvcz
street between Common and rcrddo. Verdict " From the Gd
Eaced state OF decomposition OF the body! the jurors
unable TO assign the cause Of DEATH butsuppose to be still
born child
Also an inquest on the body OF john Vessel German ty
five years OF age found dead the wharf Post 2S First Dis
4's ~ ".s'!s "et'oen'F ialieh INTO
.,l . $ y " - 7 " o
'olAbbiN" AffAils'-Joih LEWIS Was hauly STAB
bed i'll the abdomen by man known Scoy,i atfaan
street ruian, on fsranae street, Tuesday night The
wounded man at the hospital Scoy had been arrested
up 10 last evening
,, :, ~.
''f-ooi'pf-i ni'i"hi No.hi.--l'iidSet ft'ipy was
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~" If you are Sick the probability Is that
the root Of your snterings is in the stomach. weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia Huguor oppression Gnph
ragm jandice headache nausea bodily weakness dimncs of
sight heartburn costyeness dscntery and legion of other
ormenting diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the strength and gor of the system. To
restore the strength Of the stomach and enable off
and dismiss forever all these orncning and dangerous
plants nothing is necessary but upcrseycring Hollands
German Btters prepared by Dr. C. VI Jackson Philadelphia
There is mistake, failure in their ssnayc effects
rertisemen ma IndSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

The AdA1Is,--We have not nlnch to say in fayorof
the way they come along. There were two full
mails due yesterday via Mobile. The mail due on
Monday last came to hand. There will be due this
morning, from New York the mails of the 9th 2sth
and 18th ult. ofthat splendid apology for mail SER
Vice-the grand Cairo daily mail-it so long since
we have received mail via the river that we have
forgotten when it was
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

THE New CITY TREAsuREE.--We publish the fol-
lowing, which we clip from the Commercial Bulletin
of yesterday morning, with much pleasure The
whole community will endorse everysyllablc uttered
in regard to Mr. Gitten and if he can be induced to
enter upon the discharge of the duties of Treasurer.
with view to permanence in Office, it will be well for
the interests of the corporation. He is thoroughly
competent in all respects isadmraby fitted by p1ac.
teal experience and finished business habits for the
position and enjoys the unbounded confidence of the
tax payers:
Treasurer Gitn-The city Of New Orleans has good reasons
toieicitate tsefupon the election OF this gentleman lis Treas
urer He is oy nbundanty capable discharge the duties
Of the Office but he maintains nnimpeachab reputation
true and honest We heard high compliment paid his
integrity and capacity yesterday by gentleman Of opposite pol
itcs, and who deerpedly stands high in the estimation his
party lie told he would his influence to have the salary
raised 81 900 and exercise such influence further
with his party to secure the election of Mr. Gen
Treasurer This is merited tribute the character an unOs
tenatlous citizen who has the public and confidence
by his upright of life aud the ability and fidelity with
which he has discharged his duties member Of Council,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

YAZOO RIVER.
John Straler Brown, master O'Clock. Lewis napp Co.
81 Front street, agents.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Midas, Brown, MASTER o'clock. Lewis Snnpp & Co, 81
Front street, agents
WHITE RIVER.
National McManus master, o'ck. Lewis Snapp Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
RED RIVER.
Rosa Sa!iba master at O'Clock Lewis Snapp Co.. 81 Front
street, and 7. T. Smith, u New I.evee street. agents.
OUACHITA RIVER.
Judah Touro kounz master, O'Clock. L. Snapp L Co., 81
Front street, agents
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Southern Belle BoaGwcll master, O'Clock Pitcher Good.
rich Co.. As Cnronde!ct H. Sapp Co. 81 Front and Car
roll Prtchad Co.. Union Row, So Caronlele sts agents
INVALUABLE REMEDIEs.-Here are a few simple
remedies for very prevalent disorders which we have no hea
ton in recommending as ilfallible:
For sea sckncss-s.Uy al home
For nkenneSs-lrink cold water.
For heatl-takc " Ayers Pills"
For accidens-kccp Of danger.
To make rloncy-advertisc in the g Crescent"
For Coughs and Colls--take Cherry Pcctoral.
To keep ont of jail-pay your debts.
To be happy-suhscribc for newspaper.
To please ai-lniri your business
To have good conscience-"pGy the printer"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

SUGAR PLANTERS conference.-the have re-
ceived note from Col Joseph S. Williams, chair
man Of the committee appointed by the Convention
of Sugar Planters, held in New Orleans on the ed
and 23d Of January last--to whom was referred,
among other things the selection of suitable loca-
lion for sugar mart Informing us that they have
chosen the 10th Of April next as the day on which to
hold general convention of all interested in our
great and sweet staple, at which time the committee
will be prepared to submit detailed report Of what
has been done,
The convention is to be held i'll this city, and it is
expected and believed the entire sugar growing
will be represented.
Papers published in the interior are respectfully re-
quested tonotice these facts. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

corToN The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at O'Clock last evening were, by the H. R.
". Hill, 1903 bales R. w. McRae, from Ouachita
City, III; Belfast, from Memphis, 3,542; Yazoo
Belle, from Tatoba, ,012; Della, from St. Martins
vile, l64; P. F. Kimball, from Shreveport 2,l65
schooner Roam, from Sabine Pass, 2l0; Jackson
Railroad 11s Total, 40 bales cotton sugar, TAI
hhds molasses 795 barrels. Total receipts of cotton
since Saturday, inclusive, 40,s15 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

EXPoRTs.--The clearanccs yesterday were, for
Liverpool, .6,39G bales cotton, l2,70l sacks corn,
S,765 sacks wheat For Cowes and orders, l,2G5
bales cotton; for Marscllcs 1859 bales cotton, 259
hhds. tobacco, lot of logwood for Boston, 2,ts0
bales cotton, 2,703 sacks corn. No signs of grass
vet in our streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

Mr. THAcKERAY's 'LEcTuREs.-The first Of Mr..
Thackeys lectures in this city, will be delivered at
the Odd Felows' Hall this evening, The subject is
not announced, but we presume that it will be gen.
eral Introduction to the time of the Georges-giyne
q synopsis Of the condition Of the country and tile
world, preparing the way for those which are to
sns X III az Il,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

CLAY MONUMENTAL AssoCIATIoN-By reference
to the notice iii another column if will be that
the various olIeeting Committees are requested to
meet in the room Of the Ghamher$of Commerce at I
O'clock, this eyening,for the purpose of reporting
progress, etc. It is hoped the attendance will be
general and the parties called upon, punctual
We understand the progress made thus fars ex-
ceedingly fattering, and that the success Of the
patriotic enterprise may be set down as beyond "a
doubt although the Association should relax no effort
even for a day. # the showing tonight. proves as
favorable as anticipate, application to the Legis-
latnre for an appropriation should at once be made,
The State, as such, should contribute materially
towards the erection Of the monument.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

JAP sIfpRoY EsiENrs.A pamphlet has been
published containing letters on the subject of an
ternal in the Southwestern States ad-
dressed to Governor BY MI. James Robb.
One Of the letters the first Of the series appears
in ourfcol1nns this morning, and the others will ap-
pearat regular intervals hereafter We have persea
them with much satisfaction and profit. They are
clear and able plain and practical and will do much
good to the cause Of internal improvement. They
should be read and reflected upon by all who have the
interests Of New Orleans and Louisiana at heart.
If amoiety Of our leading citizens would only dis
play q 1.-THE of the interest in public advancement
manifested by Mr. Robb railroad system, auspici-
ously put under way q few years since, would soon
become d great; glorious, fixed fact.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

15 Lyceum Hall, tonight will witness an exposi.
sition by the learned and eloquent lecturer Dr. B. A.
Gould, of the methods and Instruments noc il, use in
The civixed ,co,ld toras,onomical obsergattons md
particularly of the proud achievement of our Mn
country, to this end, known as the Telegraph
Meth0dD atssst-
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