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VIEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO Holders in consequence Of the reduced stock
and untnvoaue adrces respecting the CROP have been asking
higher prices and 10 Thursday night the sales did
coed l450 hds though full rates Yesterday however,
ly 700 hhds were disposed Of fsudng Il &c. AZ r. a7
and Gil party private terms Tho market closes with
frmness at quotations:
Factory Lugs. I,Gl6ld
"a
Leaf, Inferior to Common 741l73z
Leaf, g9s91a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept !, 1855. ..40,bl5 Hits
Received since .............1, 1895 1871
q yesterday. 200 600
y -l,745145 --4a,7l6
l.7s566O 6l,43l
Exported date. ........, l754,24s 1900
" yesterday ......... 009 900
-l7H,249 $1,000
3l,A2 l4,G4l
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Shipping ante!Iiaentt.
SATURDAY, July u, 1856.

'@7'1 o1sR77f1 tssIy ~ I1ogt
@-2. CLEARED SATURDAY,
Brig May Queen, Jackson, for Cardenas
c,- ,,., IT, - ~ Goldenbow Il Lesparre
sem H S'n'h 'i'Apso'' i'i fehsacoa, jules 4 Blanc
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- EsTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN!
fT UCKY-This fine Summer Retreat situated tho
M entucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain and is of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world 1t is fifty five miles Licking
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for rnnnnga
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
train of cars will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and is open for the reeepiss
of visitors. Mrs. @. sCUfLES
my23 JOHN CffLESs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

The that the Government Of This country
determined initiate the policy of That Of the United
has created general feeling OF satisfaction throughout the
dom and WILL there is little doubt be looked similar
Dallas, under these Circumstance remains Minister
United States Great Brituin with full negotiate
all matters at issue between the countries 1t highly
improbable that will be from this country
representative Washington long the administration
of President Pierce continues to hold Office There
doubt that Piercc's Of office rapidly drawing close
the latest advices from the United States his
party tthe Dcmocrac) have put him aside and
unanimously their candidate for the Presidency the Hon.
James Buchanan
steady demand continues 10 be felt in the Money market
but not to such extent the contrary
easy aspect has been manifested The Bank of England
continues without change, is it likely lie altered until
close OF the month the demand for money being
oan due the 18th inst, and amounting Ct OUlU0l
also felt that the Government disbursements
which the loan contracted shall have place together
with the payment Of the dividends marked Improvement will
be observhbe.
The London Railway Share Market has been buoyan
evident that the Investments of the public increased
of late for the conclusion Of the settlement the supply
OF stock less abundant than for time Tie
Of further decline in the value Of the favourable
traffic and the continued disposition of the public
considered to give the market Il basis.
MANCHESTER June l1.-AlthOugh the market today exhibit
ted considerable Improvement that of this day week.
failed in sustaining the revived activity which prevailed
Friday, which period large done in
higher transactions to-day have been fair We
report compared with last Tuesday Yarns generally al
TO I'd per ID higher India and China Shrng IL per piece
also with everything else of staple and prominent character
decidedly hrlner, anu consequently aants the buyer
JUNE l9-No change OF importance lie noticed saving
probably greater disiucuation operate in the meantime
buyers keeping cautiously uoof in order
tngc of decline in price So far the last feature has been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

SEGOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No
~ = Bhronne street. Canal, -
Secondhand Furniture of all descriptions bought sold
changed also repaired and vanished in the hest and m
reasonable terms ~ ~ ~ ~ "
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing dispose Of
their llrnlHre would do well call the signed
ID Id
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

ssss Two THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
fS land in Eastern Texas known as the Mcqueen land
Devil Port the Watches river. This land offered
change for dry goods and groceries Any wishing to
trade for in this by addressing the undersigned,
learn the and particulars which will be such will
suit the parties Offering References the quality of the
land and title be made Hon George W. Smy,l Hon.
Wm. Eddy and r. c. DOOM ESQ., of the citizens of
this county. SAMUEL GOoDE,
AZ Jasuer Tex
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WANTED.

JGTANTED-A FIRST ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND-
w and Teacher for the House Of Refuge
competent teach. Applications be left Commission
er's Office No ~ City Hall iy9 I'm
XNANTED-TWO COPIES OF THE CRESCENT, OF
w February 9Th 1856 Any Of friends having copies
will confer favor by leaving them at this Office. iyl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY
w m8 BAREIIL IL CO.. No. 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

49,, HOLLYNyOOD HOUSE-!EAsTERNs SHORE
I OF MOBILE BAY.-This fnvorite place of having
l undergone many important improvements ready
for the reception of families single persons the dGye
month at moderate prices.
The Salt Water Bathing is good any in Mobile Bay
the Shower Baths unequaed and of the few places
that not troubled with mosquitoes. G2sE
The establishment will be kept first class hotel.
ESThe steamboat Junior, Capt Mccartney, will make TIVE
trips daily thus enabling reach here less than C
hours after leaving New Orleans. $9.t-
iy4 I'm WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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ToG MINI, T. ii Cont st., Billiard Table Manu-.
&taclrer, has constantly on hand and second
S--V hand BILLIARD TABLES. Also all articles be-
longing to Billiard Saloons such Billiard Cloths Balls
and Sre.chers Also Keno Boxes and Cards Pins and
Balls The undersigned having added to his Manufacory
and Planning Mill, receives orders for
of all descriptions Boxes for packing merchandise sizes
on hand and made 10 order Planning always
Also Mahogany and Walnut of all descriptions
Mr.. Antognin has also hand large quantity and
fosane wood prepared for dyes and sold
the North He has also hand large assortment of us Of
LOOperS Of "
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~ l. n Ben NIT: FRANCIS LURGES.
81 ko ,N oRk RI; undersigned beg evco niormi
W incuring all kinds of Architectural and building Iron
Work at Nos IS and 81 Circus street. such Verandas
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc. " ' ~ '"''
They keep constantly hand and Wrought Iron Col
ums Venaors sash Weights etc and iii all orders Of
with despatch ~ 2i
Je24 3ui BENNETT & CO.
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&C., THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL VILE
| be opened the day Of June under the personal
I-EItenion of JOHN MCDONNELL, of l47 Common street
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
homa +S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

NJOTICE.-THEU UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
copartnershp and will continue the business OF Smith
Cooper in this city and New York. under the firm of SMITH,
COOPER & CO. l.. l.. SMITH,
WIN. d. COOPER, Jr.
j. ALLAN MITCHELL.
New Orleans May l, 1856. my9 Pm
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SUGAR.. The MARKET has been frn and during the week
Or 1909 10 1900 hd have been The
market closing very full prices up following quota
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Par ordfe de Ia Cour. n ~ -
4. DREUX
iyl2l6M $500 Dapute' lsrefieE
WATERING PLACES,

So PASS CHRISTIAN FEOTEIx-THIS &CO3E-
@ modons and eligible establishment is open tins
m reception of visitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment guests inferior to u
hotel upon the Gnlf Coast GRICE Il JAMES, a
Prop aorr.s5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

80 POINT CLEAR FIOTEL.-THE PR@PRIE-
ll the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORE
will be opened on Wednesday, 1lth June. -
During the past season they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions to the Buildings which
now in perfect order and greatly comfort a No
Wharf has been bnt, which will lessen the distance
considerably Stable has been erected and reads
improved
Point Clear has advantages a places upon B
Const and those who visited there can endorse
the superior S ALT WATER BATHING, FISH OYSTERs
ochs Band has been engaged for the season. every
rey Of amusement attendant watering places will provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson ply regularly during ia
season between the City and Point Clear. -
Aa- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct25 F. H CHAMBERLAIN L CO.
- COOPER'S yVELl4-SITUATEDI IN KINDS
EH county, Miss forty miles from Vicksburg, by raroaS
Vii Raymond within four miles, from thence by
This noted Watering Place for the Chronic Darrhe
Dyspepsia propsy Gravel Diabetes, Chloross General De-
bily, etc., is now open for the reception of visitors
March, 1856 Proprietor.
n. BIT we'll known that the yellow fever prevaen
here last fall evidently brought persons goods
infected district arriving Well will sruck
with its elevated location Situated in the pine h and wiz
fail to local for fever Pecauon has been ake
10 have the bedding used the occasion pointed by the
dent physician Dr s. Benzeley and burnt in presence q
witnesses and their certificates published thorough
ton going and visitors daily arriving do
DESIRE do expect very large company the coming
hut every exerion will be made to render the invalid
Portable. 3
m3l If 1NMAN WILLIAMgs
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All letters France Holland and Belgium be pre- paid
q by the American steamers to Liverpool and Sothnmp
by the direct avrc, and cents by
Letters to Switzerland and Italy should
the rule to reac earlier their destination.
closed m consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and German Austrian Postal Union Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionau Islands,
is sent from the Post-Ofce in New York semi weekly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12
Legal NOTICES.

sEcosp DlsTE1cr couRr SUCCESSION OF THOMAS N.
Of New Orleans DAVIS No. 10 80. f57;.51
WHEREAS ,TheophiItls Freemait ha 8 nsa
w tioned the Court for Of Curaofshp on hs Va
estate Of the late Thomas N Davis deceased testas
Notice hereby given TO all whom may concern 10 sho
cause within days why the prayer of said petitioner houa
not be granted 4l5F@5 $tfs-is '9-,eN.SS1-g
BY order Of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

- CULLUHT SPRINGS CHOCTAW- COUNTY
f Anbama.-The proprietor of the above delightful Water
PLACE his thanks to the citizens of New Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed h
last and heg leave them that he viii ba
happy them again this summer An Express will
with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
aiding visitors the above place 9th
friends ring expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

DErI1ENE CouIR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JAMES 4
de Ia Nouvele-O Orleans, COCHRANE.5 No. S699 717a
A Wis est par lie present donnie aux SCresll-
II cers de la susdite Succession personnes
celia reut daroir deduire jors at
de la publication les rasons esuelles lie compe
approuve ct homoogu les fond
dit compte.
Paro Ire de la ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

,essSsSsss ERUIr FOR THE NkLLLION!,PEACH-
ATsS Els. Peaches !! Peaches 1.-THE subscriber having
's contracted with Mr.. E. b. Spence of Bay ST. Louis,
for the entire of his extensive orchard, consisting
of twenty thousand PeRch Penr and Apple trees in full
bearing respectfully informs the citizens of New Orleans that
he enabled TO offer them finer variety fruits than
sold in the South before and at prices that within the
reach Of all The above packed In boxes of convenient size
families and will be delivered free Of CHARGE
This the only orchard supplying the city with ripe fruit
picked from the trees daily.
vi I'm +. G. CLOUD, IS St. Charles street.
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DaTtituIar Uotitts,

,| a", l"y.. .",. STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
H.. .A City Hall, July 10, lSj6. :
dav at II O'Clock NJ entered anon he dtir of h alice rs
Street Commissioner Of New Orleans does hereby earnestly beg
all the citizens Of the different wards of the city call at Ills
office and make complaints against the neccts Of duty abuse
of OF Of the deputies in his department. and for this
purpose complaint book will be left at his Office in the City
Hall, from o'clock A. NJ. until p. NJ.
jyl1 Ct p A. GUY0I,, Street Commissioner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A
FS large number OF cases of the dSeaSe prevalent
NIX among horses and mules called Water Farey shew
itself first in the coffin joint in small sores in
nreaein lndy i'll szc would inform his patrons and the pub
nc generally tina; owing to the contagious nature of the disease
ne has established separate hospital for such patients where
by prompt attention careful treatment lie is in almost nil
cases enabled to effect if taken i'll time The first APP
carance is generally in the coffin joint in the shape small
sores, increasing RAPIDLY and developing the bone Remember
II cure guaranteed II taken in time DIR. ELLIOTT,
jyl If Veterinary Surgeon Dvvades ST. onnOse Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

The LONDON TINES ON CAss.-Our great Lon
don contemporary has been very busy of late in
diverting attention from the treaty Of Paris by
blazing away about the United States. All
right: this country can stand it, and if it helps
the English get along, no man will be much
hurt here. But the Times is particularly Sc
we're on Gen. Cass. 1t says
We ask the American pubHc-which on our word, We
believe TO be very ike TIE British pubc-whsther Mr.
Csss genuine specimen Of the American dove, and his
speech u true sprg from the American Oliver We have
TOO much respect for The United States to bseve that
Mr. Cas- 10 anything but Mr. Cass-s very intem perate
and very foul mou he'd old fellow.
What will the General say to this? Does the
Times know that Captain Cass broke his sword
at Detroit? Is our London contemporary aware
that the General is yet hale, hearty man, by
no means beyond the reach of either
active duty or conspicuous honor? We shall
be much surprised if he allows this ungentle-
manly diatribe to pass without infiicting on the
London newspaper another of those castiga-
tions which were wont, in times past to pro-
duce SO terrible an effect, both here and in
England.
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Obituary.


Died at his residence, Sunday morning, April 10,
Robert L. Stevens Mr.. Stevens of the Wealth.
est citizens of New York. ami with his brothers the
possessor of large part OF the land upon which Hobo
ken stands and which formed the principal portion
Of their detrimental estate He noted particularly
the inventor Of the bomb proof floating battery,
and is still in unfinished condition. This battery was
intended for the defence of the harbor Of New York.
Mr. Stevers had for long time been suffering from the
gout and died OF Inflammation caused by that disease.
AS he was ever married, his property will suppose
fall to his uIviving brothers.
PEGGY VAN ORDEN ALIAS PEGGY NOLAssES.
This well known old lady died in the Almshouse, ON
Backwels Island Saturday, the 18th inst aged l0s
years. She WAS born in lHackensack, New Jersey and
Of what is considered good family in that State;
but the particular branch to which she belonged died
were scattered to the different parts Of the world
leaving Peggy alone in the world aud helpless. She was
admitted into the almshouse Bellevue 18th August
the age Co. consequently at the time ner death
she 03 years having ior 81 years. Of
the almshouae Very few vsitars Of the institutions but
will remember 'Peggy Molasses, speculation she was
univers sally known BY Until within fe weeks before
her death che applied herself assduousy the washiub
and apparently very happy siuce the Governor had
recently had her wash house IepaI ed and enlarged.
The Navy Department havs advices Of the death Of
Lieu. Richard L. Love, U. s. NJ, occurring from con-
sumption, near Pensacola, Florida on the It'll inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

HARVEST FOR LAwVERs.-One Of the most
important and interesting will cases ever be-
fore tried is now before the Surrogate. Mr..
Parish's standing in society and in the COM
mercial world-the large amount involved
all contribute to render this case one of much
discussion. The codicils Of the will are con-
tested by the residuary legatees--James and
Daniel Parish. If the codicils are destroyed,
then the original paper to which the codicils
are annexed will be contested by the sister of
Mr.. Parish. Altogether it presents very
curious state of things and wide field for the
exercise of legal talent, and large number of
eminent lawyers are retained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

The Weather-Sn0w Storm at Albany.
ALBANY, April 20-8 P. NJ
We have had severe storm of and sleet here
all day. The wind strong from the Northwest The
the ground to the depth Of three inches
on an average. At ~ O'Clock this evening" the ther
nometer here indicated thirty degrees above
Boston, April 20-P. H.
Heavy rain all day, with northeast gale.
RUTLAND, VT, April 20, 1856.
1t Is showing here to-day quite brisky.
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1856.
Cold drizzly rain prevailed here day.
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Malls for Eurnne.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDITION FOR EUROPE.
The Cunard mail steamship Cambria, Capt. Browness,
viii leave Boston, Wednesday, noon for Liverpool
The European malls viii close in this city at quarter
be two O'Clock, to morrow afternoon
The HERALD (printed in English and French) will be
Dohlis at ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies,
n wrappers sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW YoKK HERALD will be received at the following places
in BuroIe:-
LoSDosAm European Express Co., II and IS Cornhil.
PARIS do. do. SPIace de Ia Bourse.
LIvERooI- do. do. RnDford street
LvERPooL-John Eunter, Il Exchange street East.
The couteos of the European edition Of the herald
vii embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
the ooe during the previous week. and to the hour of
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

THE RESULT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Down Chimney
About O'Clock yesterday morning, the inmates the
tenement house corner Of West Broadway and Worth
street were thrown into state Of great excitement in
consequence of number of sufbl groaus proceed
ing the chimney fue The cries evidently those
OF distress; preparations immediate
ly made to lioerate the entombed captive. The Fifth
ward police being informed of the fact had the ue
opened by workmen, when to the asonshment Of
was found to be the person who had long re-
NAMED suspended between heaven and earth.
Patrick was at first taken for burglar,
but when he informed his friends and neighbors
that he had been freely INDUCING in ale and brandy
the previous evening" and had wandered the roof
order to oool himself the cruel suppostion quietly
vanished. How and in what the said Patrick
Gibson came to be placed in such awkward position
he could not but it supposed that in the OF
his peregrnations upon the housstop in question: he got
fellow very much exhausted when relieved from the
cage Of brick and mortar and presented very udcreus
well pitifu sight. To cap his misortunes Justice
Welsh committed him to the Tombs for few hours.
The adventure Of Saturday night will not be for.
gotten by Mr.. Gibson.
ATTEMPTING TO PASS COUNTERFEIT CoIS.-Two women,
named Ellen Cunningham and Mary Kelly, arrested
Saturday night by Captain Downg Of the Sixth ward
police and Sergeant Jourdon, OF the Lower Police Court
while enceavorng to some counterfeit half dollars
One of the went into bakery store ct the corner
Of Elizabeth and Walker Streets and offered of the
refused to negotiate with tie female account Of thu
poor quality of the CON- when che hurredy took her
departure The officers watching the whole proceed
ing and arrested the pair when OF them ATTEMPTED
to throw away poremonnaie containing q mum Der Of
these counteei cons The prisoners brought be-
committed to prison to await the soon Of the United
States authorities,
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Court C.Ieua.r-This D.v.

SUPREME I-Circuit.-Nos. $50, 368 1864, 376, 70.
24e. ss4, sss, $3.50, $50, 324, S7s, 3sl, ITO, III.
suppKn CoUEr-spscia Tsrm.-Nos 40, 81, 70, 70, "a,
straaroR cotx1@Nos $751; 1885, 2s2 $685. s27 4os iss
418 4ls 421 1885, 443, 446 44s, 449 49, 467 160 1lo
200 les, 2sl 4es, 40 Az, A7s 415 478 AIS 47s $50
49, 4s3, l86, 487, 400, 49i, 493, 100. rrg
conmtx PIxAs-Pars l.-Nos 45o, 800, $40, ss?. A7,
455 172 116, 1872 24s 1885, 37b, asa AGO. 15s 49, Part
Mos lae Az 49, b25, $40, s27 $780, ss 2ss, $40, CO.
1874, 400, t08, GIL, bll
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TEE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFORNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship George Law, Captain
". L Herndon will this port this afternoon 1t Two
s'sieck, for Aspinwsn
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
y6l close at one o'clock.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERAIp-Californa edition
containing the latest intelligence from AL parts Of the
world will be published 1t eleven clock the morning
Single copies, in Wrappers ready fer mailing, sxpeuse
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
~
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Z HE Arb . + II Il " ..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHs.

Attempted Escape OF Mall Robber.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1885,
Townsend the nail robber who arrested few days
since, and confined in Newcastle jail, made attempt
to escape today, hut shot by the Sheriff while he
climbing the wall, was recaptured and brought
back, severely wounded.
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MarkefS.

PROVIDENCE, April 19, 1856.
Cotton continues active 1T full improving prices
with sales of about 5000 bales. The stock of wool is
quite reduced; change in prices. Sales 76 400 lbs.
Printing cloths market active and firm. Sales 81 800