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Police Statistics.

In another part of to-day's paper we give the Po-
lice Statistics of three Districts of the city, for the
months Of November and December The tables may
not be precisely accurate but they sufficiently
to answer the purpose we have in view, namely: the
production of proof going to show what classes Of
men are most frequently found before our criminal
tribunals for violations of law.
The simple, naked figures we present, outweigh
volumes of partisan denuncaton, for they show con-
clusiyely and irrefutaby that the American party is
the party of law and order, and that the members
thereof are prominently characterized for their love
Of peace and quiet. sst
| Figures like these do not lie, although they give
hoods that have been industrously circulated in re-
gard to the American party.
Until within year or two the name American was
synonymous with that of honor, courage, and fair
dealing. The systematic attempts which have been
made to degrade il here and elsewhere, will fail, nc
matter how loud, fierce and prolonged the howlngs
| of factionists.
It gives us no pleasure to spread before the public
such statistics those we have referred to- On the
contrary we recur to them with pain and regret ant
nothing but the persistent effort
4 to disgrace the American party, and bring reproacf
upon American citizenship, has led to the erpose
While we were battling for the American cause during
the last canvass with all the vigor and ability w
i could bring to bear, we were warning against TIN
class who figure in the police tables described; moi
against intelligent hghsouled and honorable adopte,
citizens, among whom we are proud to say, We mum
Der many of our warmest and truest friends.
i We commend these statistics to the especial atten
ton of our Legislators, well to the public a
large. By coming them carefully, every homes
mind will be convinced, and tardy iustice will b
done, partially at least, to maligned and abuse
political organization
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NDAY MOUNTING, n: FEBRUARY u. 4,1s5s.


present te Crescent this morning to our readers,
double its usual size: filed with
ne1us, Editorial, Official and Advertising matter.
The new type with and new press on which
it u printed, gives ii clear and handsome appear
alace-in our eyes of least--Ilot surpassed by any
Journal In the country.
ON sise Business Drecsory ship
and Steamboat Advertisements, Poetry, EDITORIAL News
Items and IL Address People the City and State
from aessss Burke Michel Rnrthc giving " ful and
o thsir election their
senass.
On Inc seesild Page viii found ssyesal Editorial
items md the Police Statistics
Third Districts of TIC city for ta months
asessinbeg and December lAst.
.Eae EEaaKs II ia that depart
aeat VIZ ~ profound respect
Eaa Hlisd with Editorial raaer-ths
nosies Intelligence, and what
ase tsahnlsaaly PAGE, Advertisements.
Eassh Page contains Monetary and Commercial arti.
and Advertisements Of a
81 g. general shasseters
TAa SE1th contains Proceedings of Tie Beard Of
TIL Ell Statements II ths Receipts
at te week ending 2sfn Jan
saeaafl1gs af the Pafca Board pa 5the Il nt
sautlg Rspar the Ghief Il reIse showiBs he mum
aeF e arsssts necenahe- and City Adyer.
fiaaBfars 5&ts53 8S2s8 gs3
ME Is alled win lie Prseesasngs ii the
Roard d Alterr1en including the New
Ghartsr ID to lie slauseas length Of
45#a ti4 rracesdiEsS over 6r-
sass Ragewhera the City Charter IS compile.
at sle rage hied with important
from EIoria later intelligence from Texas proceed
a hi gence, and
Judicial dYersssnients @s
And ~, kind reader have a brief synopsis of
the contentso f nov before you. Wehope
you Ate pleased.
I'VE taks pride in tie appearance which the pa
troage friends has enabled rs to assume, and
4 trust, BY uneeaaing 70 render ourselves
worthy of IL in the future. Iii
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AS FANNY PAPEE It circuates largely reaching
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n EW YORK M ARKETS.
BY TILE SOUTHERN LINE.

f 5yt SOUTHERN -.44 ".
WASHINGTON, February 3D. ls56.-The plurality
resolution has been adopted by majority of nine.
MI. Orr withdrew his name as the nominee Of the
Democratic caucus.
Second Dispatch.
The plurality rule takes effect after three ballots,
the first Of which has just been paid with the follow
ing result: Banks, 1905 Aiken, So; Fuller, Ia !;
scattering, s.
Third Dispatch
Banks is elected speaker BY one plurality. On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Cngrnan, a resolution declaring Mr..
Banks election unanimous, was adopted
The Speaker elect was conducted to the Chair, by
Messrs. Aiken and Fuller. Mr.. Campbell of Ohio
made speech, when the House adjourned.
Additional Foreign Items,
We learn from the papers brought by the Arabia
that Gen. Mouravief has advanced within three hours
march Of Ezeroum.
| Omar Pachas troops have begun to arrive at Tire
| bizonde.
Omar Pacha had rendered his resignation, but the
Sultan refused to accept There is talk that he
will be sent as Minister to England.
| Persia announces her continued neutrality.
| Prince PaskieWitch's dying injunction to the Car
was to make peace. The docks at Sebastopol are
nearly all destroyed.
| The Bark Amelia.
\ WASHINGTON, February I'd, 1S56.-Orders have
been sent to Pensacola for the steamer Fulton to pro
coed in search Of the bark Amelia, which sailed from
| Port au Prince, December I'd, for New York, hav
ing been seized for supposed connection with some
lbustering expedition and which has not since beer
1 heard from.
New Line of Steamers to Europe.
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Amyscments This Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER,-Meyerheer's grand opera OF
the = Hugenots.'
ST. CHARLES THEATER. =" Cinderella" by the
Pyne and Harrison Opera Troupe, and Woman adore"
GAIEry THEATER.-Last night of g Azsrl, or the
Child OF Israeli
VANNucHI's MUSEUM Wax statuary and grand
soree magique every evening.
Cor. WooDs MUSEUM. The infant Esau, American
giartcss and Swiss warbler No. lsst Charles street
TnE GREAT BeAR.--No. 95 St. Charles street. Thu
largest bear ever exhibited.
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ID T II ID

On Sunday morning, Feb g. JAMES +. MeQUII,KIN, aged
about years. nuve of Ireland hut for the last years
resident OF this city.
His funeral will take place THIS tMoNDAY EVENING, at
o'clock, Stones Hospital His friends and those Of
G. W. Shaw Co.. invited to attend without further notice
aD-Philadelphia papers please copy.
Yesterday afternoon February g. at 3 o'clock Mr. JAMEs
HILL native Of Queens county Ireland but for the last
years resident of this city, aged about AZ years.
The funeral will take place THIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at O'clock from his late residence No. 20s Phppa
His friends and acquaintance invited to attend.
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THE WEATHER. Old Boreas came back on satur-
day night R he had forgotten something and howled around
town at terrible rate Yesterday morning there ice in the
uters again. though old Sol smiled literally during the
day there small comfort to he found The pro
acted weather has succeeded in banng flowers almost
entirely from the market The owergirls nowadays shver
about the theatre street corners small lunches of
blocking Iolet, for which they ask the most reesng
prices The purple color of tho little beauties Is well suited to
the weather the white huxers them generally have
and ears 10 &t
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GEarlr4Rsa c1ornrSa.-The Frequency Of o,u

SiEfTIEhEN's CLorH1SG.-The frequency of allu.
sion Obliged to make to the esablisbmsnt ~ .sa
AHoe Co. No. y Magazine street is partially produced BY
the very large and fashionable stock Of goods hey have con-
nuay On hand and partially ty the liberal manner in which
asS htit wares before the pnbc in our adver.
variety Of geemens clothing, in every STYLE If
and every degree Of excellence; together With bcv
India rubber goods and large variety Of esbs, a,o ~
and necessity more fully specified in tho
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WHOLESALE DRUG SToRE.-The establishment of
q O. Woodman wholesale druggist of Common and
Magazine Streets Is one Of the largest In city, and contains,
ut all times avery desirable drugs selected medicines
chemicals oils extracts. and variety Of other matters which
are se forth az greater length in the advertising columns
wherein eatalcgued the goods wares for by Mr.
Woodma Country merchants and those who have purchases
% make in any quantity viii find useful for them
advertisement and exaEane stock to which We and teS
may rest assured finding aclesand prices
any other house the city For particulars adyer
tisnunnnt --.-.z-E-zE--
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TOBACCO AdENcY. - We need hardly refer our
ssaders 10 the advertisement Of A. Glenn % and
rayier street. for the simple that the so well
Known and It's reputation 50 well established that simple
Of iss stock all the public requires There not
haRs in the whole South Agency where varied
IN sormento Tobacco can be found. In quality guam
in excellence and variety and the choicest and most
brands Genns immense establishment stands usur
pa y any one doubts the truth Of the foregoing let him
s advertisement which appears columns this
and then the Agency and examine for himself
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Organized At 1 Lest.

-. as!
reference to telegra plic dispatches It will
be seem that Mi. Banks has been elected Speaker of
The Hoass Dc after prolonged con-
test 81 more than two months duration. The dis
patches are somewhat obscure but we apprehend no
doubt need be to their correctness in
the main 5
We read HE infeli with conflicting emotions.
glad the House had effected an organization,
and re were sorry Mr. Banks had been elected pre-
siding officer.
However, too much, altogether too much, ilnpor-
lance as attached to this election Of Speaker.
The speak is but the servant monthpece of the
House. The House can command him, not he the
House and being IN clear minority, it will be i'm
& possible Mr. Banks even were he disposed, to
play materially into the hands Of the Abolitionsts
NE are inclined ID think Greeley will be abusing him
# IN less than three weeks. rs
Wen, we shall see what we shall see, If nothing
happens One thing is certain the people, money
viii fly fast enough now.
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fe1 2p6t
"eGg Dollars EgeaD0a-d.
sA Card.

Ill Card.
To DR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS lis Grayier street:
Dear Sir feel it sacred duty owe to suffering humanity
10 make acknowledgment you successful efforts
in not only relieving lingering torture but restoring
to health strength For three and half had been
suffering Understandable ortres owing to my face
and prescribed for and operated by of the
most eminent surgeons Europe and this country, without
pcrencn any relief when by chance heard of and placed
myself your Charge You extracted the about
three weeks ago. and the application of your Sslye to the
affected parts have been in that short time made we'll
This certificate you liberty to publish make such Of
as you please Very truly yours,
JOHN G.. NASH,
No 125 Marigny street, Third District.
NEW ORLEANS, january &c, 1856.-ja3l 2p&Wlm
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Notice.
OV PtbGCe
BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT.

The subscribers deem to notify the public as
they Sole Agents fer the sale of the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT for the States Of Iusna, Alabama Mississippi and
Texas Those wanting the Bridgewaer
send their orders direct in ordering through their
only the It
thus notify the public fur
Their imposition well protect the reputation the Bridge
water Paint vhia the positive knowledge Agents
that various mineral substances have been sod this market %
parties both in and OF the city the Brdgewater Mineral
thus the Bdgewater liable to be condemned the merits
mineral paints. This persisted in may seriously
the Company proceedings
.pdsrr their SurOectioa &
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By1'see . Co.,
wHoLESA SALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS AND APOTE4ECARTESs
Corner of Camp and Common streets, Ne,o Orleans,
Respectfully inform friends and the public that they
opened the above location large and complete assort
ment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, FANCY and IET ARTICLES ETC., all of
which been selected by themselves with specinl view to
the requirements of this Market and which they offer for sale
quantities suit purchasers the most reasonable terms
Congress Empire, Blue Lick and other MINERAL WATERS
constantly on hand
COUGH CANDIES, GUM DROPS, IOZENGES etc., from
the celebrated manuaetory of He@ r. L. A. Stuart New
York. packages pounds and fponds received by every
steamer
MEDICINE CHESTS for Plantations Ships Steamboats,,
constantly ON hand.
Commission Merchants and Country Dealers orders filled with
pomptness and dispatch Planters orders will receive special
attention. : =
PRESCRIPTIONS
Having the services of competent apohecares
Physicians may rely having their prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours day and night.
BYRNE & CO.,
fe1 2,st corner OF Camp and Common streets.
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$500 20 o .

Es1ea2a'OU ecg EKlgUI9etI PLAN lottery.
THE FAv oRITE.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
GLASS IL,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Ga MONDAY the 9Th
February 1856
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$4,000
Will be dirstibutcd according to the following
UNS URP AS SA LIE SCI z NJ Z,
" s G III e WI e
CAPITAL PRIZES $4,000.
One TIL und red Prizes!
TWENTY APPROXIMATIONS-NO SMALL PRIZES
Price Worts Having!
E Price of TicketsNholes s.; Halves 81 50 Quarters,
81 Is.
NO. Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the draw
ing in bills Of specie paying Banks without deduction only
presentation Of the Ticket entitled to the Prize.
E Bills of all solvent Banks taken par. All conlmunca-
tons strictly confidential. jazz 2ptd
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Steamboat Departures This Nay.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
New Iasona, Gross, master at o'clock P. NJ
RED RIVER.
Roan saha matter, o'clock Lewis snapp Co.. 81 Front
arests and II B. Smith, IL New Leyse street, agents
Foa Parker. master o'clock. H. II. Robinson Co.. 100
Grayer street, agents.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Midas Brown, MASTER O'Clock. Lewis snApp L Co., 81
Font street, agents
WHITE RIVER. t
report ef tie Board Of Administrators made Is aSQt
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Auttioll Sales.

PEREhPToRYa SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS AND
very Valuable Tracts Of fine Inn the Depot Of the
Opelousns Railroad, at BIC Don6gh vile. 20
By N. *VIGNIFi, Auct 1neer.
rENHURSDAY, 7th February, MT IL O'Clock,
will be sold at auction at anks Arcade without any limit,
David
Twenty Valuable and Large TRACTS OF LAND, formerly
cultivated as Ene laying opposite the First District be-
tween 70 , and The Of r Marcy ESQ.,
10 measuring each about half arpen front the River
Mississippi the public road md the OVclousas Railroad by
depth 1905 $3.50 feet The whole per plan, which
will be exhibited at sale
Terms-One fourth cash the balance credit G. IL
and IS months for approved endorsed notes. secured by
gage snid Tracts
Acts Of sale before Guyo Notary Public cost Of
purchasers.
nS photographic plRns be procured at the aIcoure
Office, corner Of Cont street and Exchange Alley ianl5
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G. N. MoRIsos, No. u MAGAZINE STREET. We
refer readers to the advertisement Of Mr. NJ, pub
lshed on the next page. It speaks for itself.
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So o, 90 O..
Improved EKagCGzaeeg PLAN K0ftes"V.
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.

THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
GLASS T..
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY 1lrH, 1856, IN THE CITY
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
900
Will be distributed according to the following
UNSURPAsS SABLE SCHEME!!!
One Thousand PrIEes!!:
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETs
C I'll e nj Il:
Capital Prize, $4,000.
1000 Prizes 500 Approximation Prizes
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The patrons of this Lottery having evinced preference for
Schemes with approximation prizes have again introduced
them, with the difference that there great many more
than formerly.
Price Of TicketsWholes, $0 Halves IS Quarters 81 50.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after drawing
in bills of epayng Banks without deducon-ony pre-
sentation of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
ma Bills Of all solvent Banks taken par All comn,uni-
cations strictly confidential
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
jal2 Montgomery Ala
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M A r. RT E,D

AT stJoseph's Church, Common street, the Cd lust. by
the Rev Father Poyet Mr. AUGUSTA LASsERRE to Miss
MARY NOLAN, both of this CITY, ~ 1-
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IMPORTANT
To those EIst7aQ SGQ1e Candies

The attention of the public invited to the fact that
the Star Candles offered DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT,
that what sold pound actually weighs but fourteen
fifteen ounces and packages marked 40 b full short
three and even ponds box This loss does fall
nn The Wholesale Dealers who sell packages murked
weight nor upon Retailers who sell by count upon
Consumers who thus pay FOR about oneten more than they
receive.
ounces pound and mark packages
weight which may be asceraned by testing Them AS their
IN pnality 10 any market they solicit patronage Of
purchasers desire to study their interest," and
same dime encourage correct dealing.
'''''' PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati
~ The undersigned sole agents the brand Of
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
ia5 2n3m SO Tchoupioulas street,
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Strangers Jy'0sU Inc the City
Should not fail to call at
s. N. ri o Id US,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
His Celebrated Shirts Six for 81,
We'll made and the buttons warranted not to off,
ENGLISH HOSIERY. from Sc per Dozen
sEAsONABLE UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS 70 cents
each. '
ELEGANT NECK.TIES, an endless variety.
The Is cent ready .hemmcd LINEN TANDKERCHIEFS.
s. DRESSING ROBES DRESSING CASES md the finest
stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in New Orleans
render visit to MOODYS SHIRT EMPORIUM indispen
sable to the siGht-secker economist. jas 2ptf
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HrsT0HIcAL LECTURES Bishop spalding, whose
interesting lecture last week afforded 50 much plea
sure To large and inteigen audience, is announced
to give another this evening at Odd Fellows Hall
AS Ills amongst us is but limited and his subject
this evening Is Of thrilling interest," look for
crowded house. s5}sa 5$88
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Resignation Of Omar Paoha.

ADDITIONAL BY TxsE aRAsxA.
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Seggsuq Off TO Close Business.

q. Selling Off to Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
JOSEPH EETJE7TKy
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND Plated WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES PERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE F A N CY A r I G L E s
Is selling
COST OF IMPORTATI
City Dealers Country Merchants have opportunity
OF purchasing reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
Hf~Ca and examine before purchasing elsewhere
f. ROBERTS, Agent
BE- Remember No. 20 Camp street. under the City Hotel.
| fc4 2p6t
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AA AND HEN
Important Discovery.
RELIEF IN TEN MIN U 7 E S :.
BRYAN,s pIJLMONIC WATERS unaing in the
Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Sore Throat Hoarseness
Difficult Breathing Incpent Consumption and Diseases of the
Lungs. t.. -5-@.-a. .
They have of medicine and any child will take them
Thousands have been had depared
Testimony hundreds of cases single dose relieves in
TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Waters The original and only
genuine is stamped rynn' Spurious kinds offered for
sale. twenty-five cents a box ...- ..-~.-,-. .
Sold by dealers generally. J. BRYAN & CO.,
Rochester, N. " Proprietors.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale ind retail, by
J. WRIGHT i CO.,
fe4 2p6t .G"' e"" Fl and ISL Chnrtres street.
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ReemeOUe<g i! Removed
FROM NO. 15 TO ~ ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal to the best thai
comes to this market. sg
= ,-.. :. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
RRA EDI EGS
sAzERAC Of the Vintage Of 1905 1898 and 1906 and oih
brands.
w HIS ky:
Of all descriptions-Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pin.s and quarts
On hand, my usual of the best WINES and IL
QUORS Market which will be sold reasonable
terms rs any other house in the city. -@-.--
G@-T SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
dT 2ptf No. II Royal
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TEL 70 THE CRESCENT.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON City.
N. P. Banks Elected Speaker!

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