New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

to-day Iss not been of that dull character for the last
pf July which has flarke la the course Of other sea-
sons. 0nrmarne 1st from day to day has indicated
the general extent Of arrivals, both from eoastwise
ports and from the erior receipts Of thief
staples foot up week 400 hogsheads 81 gar,
1850 barrels nolasses 9s6 tobacco bales
cotton, and lstl 900 Mexican aolars,all come to a
good market Besides wheat; -four, corn, bacon,
candles bran, oats, whisky, cattle, from Lafonrche5
i one boat reports 95a4 dozen eggs. We like to be
particular in small thing well as in million and
three-a quarters bales s s
There haYe also arrived from Cuba during the week,
several Of nlolasses and some melado
conside Of the sugar was purchased for specula
+ ton, and some imported for refreshing purposes
Our latest the sugar region Of our State
donot indca te uyoIabIe change in the general
of the now growing Or in some
sections To Good Weather prevails at
lesst hear Of no complain only now and then
igoni elated parishes. country, like the city,
u u ii faY health
As ftei 10 foreign ports, vessels that
are Loading are obtaining rates that may help pay
u hit III fhe absence Of cotton, heights to
frona nd Noraheln ports are very scarce and will
~ fol some weeEa. There are some few thor-
BIT tobaeco ID 10 10 market The regular pack
ets nh aalI tier q short delay, but
Here eannot ne increase in shipments till after
HE first 81 September. Then there viii be undoubt-
edly little cotton,
proyidas should be III aarket and held too high.
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lrFE 81 GEN. DAME ORG AN.--We have. been
sayofea TIT ofe 3Ir. James Graham with
a COPY Of HE above work. Of which he is the author.
Eron hasty glance through we are satisfied that
it is what to be- truthful history Of that
,YellknoWn Iutionary patriot and soldier, and
contains many and hitherto unpublished
letters from ashing ton, Lafayette Jefferson and
Hamilton and many other distinguished co.aborers
in the The fruits Of which we now en-
Joy tits d book that every eriean should posses
and read, especially at the present crisis Of public
affairs when all that our olutlonary heroes fought
for and spent the best years of their lives to obtain
seems To lie endangered By the folly and fanaticis
of the present raee Of public men. It is published by
4 Derby aclson, New and is TO he had at all
the eiEal okstores il the city.
sc az ou1sIAs Medical Depart
sleft ggamme Of the lectures to be given in
ths tlie ensuing season, with otherneedful
particulars will be found published in our advertising
columns. The Annual Circular of tho University, q
copy which We received, gives detail Of the
advantages ID be enjoyed by its students, which
should not be overlooked by any one who contem.
slasea making medicine Or surgery his profession.
appended to the circular il On interesting report Of
the Charity Hospit Wleh may be considered the
demonsiatige branch Of the University for the year
1865. The total number Of admissions were IL, 4,
of discharges 8, 7Ql, and Of deaths 1891. There
were also 1876 Births 10 being stiiborn. The educa-
to be derived from the lectures of the Professors
named, the large anatomical museum Of the Univer-
slty and the practical instruction that the Charity
Hospital affords are inducements TO the medical stu.
dent that are not offered by any other University III
the Union tg
The 3 JAIL At GARRoLLToS, THE second Of tht
series of the delightful rural balls at the Gairotoi
IA Hotel atdens it must not be forgotten viii tax
place might The one Of last Saturday night VA
spoken of IN the very highest terms by all who at
tended, and the one Of Tonight WILL if possible out
shine that The danping arrangements are elegant
and all the adHnets music. promenades suppertables
etes-of the first class. The music, we would stat
viii be by the unriValle led orchestra Of til
Theater. They will Give concert III choic
opeEatc selections preceding the ball. which begins
gt clock, and After that he5, Will discourse walt
81, polsas, cntiipns and fIe like that might nal
old ase dance, much less BID gay and youthful thro1
that viii represent. We are indebted to the man
for tickets, and viii take great pleasure in beiI
present, If possible
Itappears that a severe accident has happened
Mr. Burton, The comedian, Of country seat, GleE
Cove, Long Island, short once. He was stat
ing % rids sheus oYiEg u cement BY Il
driver, BsaE7 thrown out ofSthe carriage, 81
tainingit,ipry sat seouats he vi
much better, Nj