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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE

LIVERPOOL, August !, 1856.
Editors Crescent: / arrived here all safe by the
Canada after fast passage, apparently; but it you
hear any Britisher Dragging that she beat the Baltic
can tell YOU how it was done. The Canada got into
and out Of Halifax in two hours and half-a most
unusual thingthe weather being clear; whereas the
Rat had to run the last three days and up the chan
mel in & dense fog.
Cotton will disappoint some people Oh your side.
New Orleans Midding is to-day worth 7-l6d. The
state of the market is this holders have every
adence. but are inclined to sell at full prices, the
stock being large in fact it sent too fast, The
eynors from your side OF the last two months ought
to have been spread over four There is no use say
ne YOU have no more to come; they reply, that you
have often said BEFORE but the stock here, and
besides, bills are coming due. Touching money, the
Bank does not yet reduce the rate of interest," for she
cannot get IN increased supply OF bullion; on the
other hand the gold is slowly diminishing in her
vaults; but there is always demand for soverelgns
for the country at harvest time the country banks
having to advance to their customers the necessary
amount for wages to save the harvest
The hay crop is all secured and is abundant. The
prospects for wheat are good, the weather line ant
all farmers in good spirits The thermometer is at 6
degrees, and am asked six times day if this IS a
hot as New Orleans. fancy the glass in your sane
tum is a little higher.
Parliament has adjourned. I enclose you tn
Queens speech. The report on the Sound Dues
published It is too long for your columns but tn
pjst of it is that the committee recommend closln
with the offer of Denmark to fund them, and tn
sooner the better; as the more the trade increase
the more difficult will be the settlement. The
further recommend that clause be put in the treat
forbdding Denmark to put any transit duty on goof
carried by any railway or canal across her DOMINION
10 wind up Parliament, Her Majesty was Ct
ciousy pleased to elevate to the Peerage Il belize
that is the right expression) Mr. Strutt the cote
spinner; but as they must blunder everything hel
they gave him q title that had already been CO
fe1red. See the extract herewith:
A PEER TOO MANy-Lord Palmerston obvious
does not consult Burke's Peerage; for the fl
title given to Mr.. Strut was 'Lord Kingston Il
l. it was discovered that nobleman of that name
C still alive and we'll, and accordingly the ne" &c
n took the title Of Lord Belper. Belper Is a lit
town in Derbyshire.
The staple, you will see, is getting up in the VOL
Peel was only baronet, but cotton may soon st'
into the Peerage as " Lord Belper.
VI There have been two accidents here involving
is of life: one collision the river and the otne
nc railway accident. In both instances have vera
RS of manslaughter been returned. Inc ErsI 1nq'
es occupied nearly fortnight, and both the mate Oh
d. steamer and the pilot were included IN the Vefoct
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TEL E(4RApHED TO THE CRESCENT
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF TEE AFRICA.

ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.
r NEW York August 2o.-The royal mail steamship
Africa from Liverpool, on the afternoon Of the 9th,
has arrived at this port.
Commercial---Cotton.
LIVERPOOL. August 9.--The market is unchanged
in every respect. There more sellers than buyers
The sales of the week amount to $4,000 bales, of
which speculators took 5000, and exporters 1900
bales The estimated sales Of to-day are 900 bales
The market closing quiet. 4
New Orleans NIiddling G BIG. Mobile Alddling CT.
BreadstufFs.
Flour is considerably lower. Wheat has declined
from sd to Is. Flour is IS. to As lower. Corn is
changed Consols for money quoted at 94B to IS.
General News.
ESGIASp. Pickford & keene, and Courtenay
sKnpford s. Co., two London firms, have suspended
The Mexican bond holders have become dissatisfied
with the position Of their claims, and have resolved
to memorabilia Comonfort to attend to the matter,
and also to seek aid from the British Government
enforce their demands, suggesting that relief be
granted that Americans be invited to purchase the
bonds and make Mexico pay either in cash or ter
4 ritory.
| are unknown.
|
ing them.
All persons arrested have been released except
A two
4 RUssIA.--All Of the Russian authorities in tbs
A Crimea had resumed their functions.
4. The fleets have returned from the Black Sea.
1t is rumored that all is satisfactory the part
. the Russians.
Kansas Affairs
Chicago, August l9.-It is ascertained that tn
Pro.Slayery men of Kansas are concentrating me
, and arms for general attack on the Freesoers
Twelve block houses have been built different part
Of the Territory and are garrisoned and supplied wit
/, arms
At meeting Of Missourians at Kansas City, it wa
resolved to send two thousand men into the Territory
Lexington, at like meeting, resolved to send il
/ quota.
The border towns are in state of the most intens
excitement and aageneral mastering Of the Pr
c Slavery men is called for.
t. The attack on Franklin was to capture the ar1l
o collected there. One block house, fifty stands
arms and one cannon were taken
4 New York Markets.
= New YORK, August 20.-Our cotton market
III dull with sales Of 400 bales. Flour is firm.
50 Wheat has declined. Southern Red 81 so Viii
Il 6oc Corn has advanced to csc. Pork has advanc
. Is. --
- River Intelligence.
=, LOUISVILLE, August 20.-The river is at a stan
- with six inches on the falls.
CrScNNATI August 20.-Flour, s. 60 to SIS 8
IN Whisky, 25c.; Sugar, 81 to 105c.
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JAMES BUCHANAN
John C. BRECKENRIDGE.

JOHN Z. BkECkENtlbhE.
t vii lilo we call The attention of our political friends to the
oo,in, movements of the Republican organization,
feel we should be wanting duty did hold pub
liz observation another organization against which the Demo
cratic Party has also to the coming or
niyaion whose tenets alike dangerous to
a1;,i,,, 1itar, and religious freedom
This ORGANIZATION calling itself American "professes
ona1 nrincnles vet continually proving its want OF
tosn1 nv te votes of lis Northern Representatives in Con-
For pou proposition restore the Missouri
rmnroise tle most .mtiopal of its Northern supporters
voted with t,e Black Republicans Fortunately the South
- a., Ir nnosrotc sarat o., Inns ,us far rendered its
efforts ;nnocrons ""
While this proclams for the Constitution
on cs to preserve and nernetae it it strikes blow at
M vow, 10, op. of TINT Recommendations freedom For
eptinr tho vellreeosnzel PRINCIPLES of acknowledgements
Won cannot do Indirectly that which Won are forbidden d
nronosc to nroserbe (an do nroscrle already in
ar. of tho States of the piou) all that portion of our pou
lation who have embraced the religion Their candi
,ta for Presidency has assumed obligations which lin the event
nr viii nreyeut him amounting to Office any Of our
of the Catholic faith Thus portion Of our PEG.
pe exercising the right of worshippg God according TO the
d.to+. of er ovu colsciencea right which gave birth
,i IN is ,roscribed forbidden to hold pub.
liz o;re sennruted from the balance of our population and held
in IN c rorn and nonular erision the rights and cecno
~; ~ hir ourcb nlac,rcd in the ,ublc prints as ,u1
; ), tir r. suhiected 10 insult and contumely and
h ,ro, and love Of country of every man worslppng
ga ,.oori ,o nccnar tenes of that church. ca led into
n,stion FL.
Bn this is not The only revolving feature this organization
hos oue ca in its character thar neither BIRTH
1 ar car,cvunIess It's oao1s tepe are embraced
, ! 5or.oJ- commands from If urotec ion or respect.
p,+ o ,od rep M the ruins Of the Whc and Demo-
.i peiuI ,rororuc,r bo, Of them corrup-it is now
,,,,,o, IN I'm n.triotic men who once cousti-
.l ia Wit p,rtv
T t.or ,ornh short is one Of princples perverted,
1i,t,,, r,rnur,,,,tin.- the axiom that the office
I1d soo IN, ,,o, ann, mt te man the oiHce pre-
l list far office md office hunting having parallel in
c ,h; ~ avn. ,,,or corntrv
D1 at ain not intend or desire to Interfere with the
cnrre rits of pnized citizens stuI,iGed its dcea
n+i, , ri,nc then, from te polls by Violence thus depri
wing them of exercising the dearest right of frccmanthe RICH
Of suffrage
1t has carried lis por's'' "'u ptos'p,''e ,P' "
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H9-By virtue of the powers with which
was Government Of the Republic OF Nj
as per deposited and recorded i'll the Office OF
W Chrsy, Esq, Notary Public have constituted and np
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and SHADRACk F.
the sole agents of the said Republic for the purpose
of eccting and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the
They fully accredited that effect and have alone author
ty hereafter to obligations and for Nicaragua
iy2l % ID. DE GolCouRlA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

THE New CITY ARSENAL AT VIESSA.-The Lon
don Times of the 18th ult, has the following descrp
ton of new fertilization which the Emperor Of Aus
tria has caused to be erected the revolution in lS4S
having given him a hint that such things were some
times useful F" This immense ediice was commenced
in 1858, and forms an ohlong square, the FACADE OF
which is TAO metres in extent. At the four angles
and on the three sides of the building have been
raised fortified barracks of three stores capable OF
containing six thousand men, and forming so many
bastions, defended by powerful artillery and fur
nished with loopholes The barracks are connected
by bomb-proof galleries, in which are contained am
muntion and stores of every kind. The arsenal car
contain two months provisions for the six Thousand
| men, and would then stand a regular siege in the
| event of a popular rising
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EsNs.aE Bfstye
THE THIRD GRAND DRESS SOIREE
Will he f-i yen nj tlp

..,. THE THIRD GRAND DRESS S0IREE
Will he given at the
CARROLLTON HOTEL GARDENS,
On Saturday Evening. August s3d, 1856,
Under the direction of the following gentlemen:
DEnnaSers:
Hon. Chas. n Waterman, Hon. Gerard Stits',
Hon yicter Burthe Hon. NJ. NJ. Reynolds,
Frank Preston. ESD, l.. l.. Terrier ESD.
w P Coleman, ESQ, Col J. G.. PoinleXter,
Pnscas Ia,arre ESQ, c. W. Muncaster, Esq,
B. Bloomfield, ESD, Samuel T. Jones, Esq
Aug. Duauercron: Esq, j. B. SarPe, Esq,
r S. FaySsoux, Esq, j. T. Michel, Esq
Aupctions for Cards of Invitation Ladies may be made
Of any Of the above named gentlemen only.
I tienemens Tickets, 81 So Steam train for tile city
IL or p o'clock aul9 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pfo Bono Putlico
Every mother should have box in the house handy in case
Of accidents to the chden ReddiuSs Russia Salve is
Boston remedy thirty years standing and is recommended
by physicians 1t is and speedy for burns piles
bols corns eons chibans old of every kind for
fever Sores ulcers ch scald head nee RASH bunions sore
nipples by nurses whtlows stjcs Testers ea
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt rheum scurvy and
cracked lips nose, and flesh wounds is most val
liable remedy and cnre which be testified to by thousands
who used the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this salve do injury or in
terere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest Materials recipe brought from Rusof articles
growing that counry-an the propreors have letters from
classes clegymen Physicians sea captains nurses and 9th
ers used themselves and recommend it to others
Redangs Save put in large tin boxes stamped onth
cover with picture horse and disabled soldier which
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price, Is cents
box. Redding 4 Co. For sale by j. Wright Co.. o. o
/ Woodman and all druggists. ~ fel4 eod6mSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

A tremendous rain storm, amounting almost to a
waterspout, occurred in Baltimore on the evening OF
the 18th inst. Considerable damage was done by the
wind and food.
The warehouse of Ephrairn Labarre, on Mercer and
| Grant Streets the drug store of Solomon King, OF
Calvert street. and Kisses chair factory on Gay street
were unroofed.
The Clipper says: Had not the violence OF the
storm so soon expended ITSELF Unjust have done mucl
! serious danlage.o =@..l- ....
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sailboat, while returning from the island to Var
mouth Me-. on the 18th inst, was struck by Whlrl-
wind and sunk, by which accident seven persons were
drowned, namely Mrs. Asa P. C. Winslow and two
small children; Mrs. John Brown and two children
and Il daughter of Adam Baker. Three others who
| were on board were saved.
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EseKs0cetE RfesaeOUed :!
zr,n,, MI. ~ TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
A supnly of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and hints constantly on hand which equal the best that
comes this market.
~ Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
ER Id $:
SAFER A of the Vintage 1885, 79S and 1905 and other
brands.
oF all descriptions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
On hand my usual of the best WINES and LII
OUORS MARKET WHICH will be sold on US reasonable
terms as any other house in the cty.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
-en,f No. II Royal street.
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aaJstose .Nyg0ft s. Co.,
formerly Burnett Bostwick)
AND ROOTSSELLERS,

PUBLISHERS AND KUUKASELLEEtS,
rs cAIxE .Sz1IIcEEZ,
VIII issue on the first day of January next the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY embracing the names Of all citizens
statistics regard public institutions and also Planters
Directory containing the of the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS.
competent and experienced persons have been for
six months constantly engaged upon this part Of the
work and will be compiled at sufficient to defrhy
the whole of publication of ordinary Directory All
business applications should be addressed to W. H. RA1NEY
Box N 223 or left at Is Camp street. je2 2pSra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

CIyrL APPRoP BIl During the passage
81 lie civil Approp bill through the House,
MI. Eusts, 81 te First onal District offered
an 81 900 the erection
of boarding station at Pass q loutre which was
adopted after proper explanation from HIM, ms
station was much needed and Mr. n i entitled to tle
thanks Of the people for getting through as he y
also for many other valuable services Of g similar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21
.anserica1e Club Ward .v'o. L
FILLMORE AND DONELSON

This Club will meet THIS EVENING at their Hall, over
KAETZEI'S COFFEE-HOUSE, of Nayades and Pc
lyrnia streets, at ~ O'Clock.
r All favorable the election of Fillmore and Donclson
and the Preservation OF the Uno invited attend
JAS. BEGGS President
WIN s ALoMoS Secretary au2l 2pl
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Notice.
FOURTH WARD AMERICAN Ch Is!

A meeting of this Club will be held THIS EVENING at
WHITE HAIL. Louis street. at * o'clock for transaction
of business,
Members those favorable TO the election Of Fillmore
and Douelson, are invited to attend
BE- Meetings THURSDAY NIGHTS of each week, at *
O'Clock. By Order, JOHN LlSlNGSlDN
President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

How TO MAKE TRUTHFUL BARoMETER.-Take
clean glass bottle and put it in small quantity OF
finely pulverized alum. Then fill up the bottle with
spirits of wine. The alum will be perfectly dissolved
by the alcohol and in clear weather, the liquid will be
as transparent the purest water. On the approach
of rain or cloudy weather the alum will be visible IN
haky spiral cloud in the centre of the fluid reach
| ing from the bottom to the surface Thus cheap,
simple and beautiful barometer is placed within the
reach of all who wish to possess one For simplicity
Of construction this is altogether superior to the frog
barometer in general use in Germany.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

Mr. FILLMORE IN RHODE IsLANp.-An enthusiast
tic Fillmore meeting was recently held in Providence
It was then determined to hold State Convention in
Newport on the ID Of September for the purpose of
nominating Fillmore electoral ticket in the State Of
Rhnda Island
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

A gentleman named Edward W. Moore committed
suicide in Mobile on Monday last by first cutting his
throat with razor and then blowing out his brains
with rifle Mr. NJ. is described by the Mobile papers
as having been an estmable young man, ami leaves
a wife and three small children. Disease Of the mind
caused by severe neuralgia of the brain, is ascribed
as the cause of this rash act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

The Westminster Review for July contains thor
ough exposure of the impudent literary piracy which
DR.. VIM. Smith, in his "LatinEngish Dictionary,
has committed upon the labors of our countryman
Prof. E. A. Andrews piracy the more censurable
because DR.. Smith, after availing himself of Prof
Andrews work, and appropriating it under his own
name has the efIonery in his preface to disparage
the work which he had found so useful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21
III Chance at sNoody's.

al EItNRGCC WE aIBOUtEY7Ss
Prior to taking and his departure for the Morrill, III
few days ~ n.oo
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
will from this day for weeks, offer nus, Inducements to
M s nd customers 10 putronize him. His splendid stock
Of .-.-x,.- ,,o1-
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
replcte with everything neeGul in genemans Toilet Is Oh
fered at
rs per Cent. Reduction in Price.
oodvs regular prices being lower ian any other store IN
New Orleans the advantages of buying this week Will be %
An EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
to have 5our Shirts made to order
s. N. MOODY
will take measures and sample shirts with him. and have order
filled under his own supervision at the Mannfactary, No 81
I,1,. Nav yor,- iy23 MoWe&SnIGi2p
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The number of vessels which passed through the
Sound at Elsinore, during the month OF June, was
no less than 227; consisting of 1915 from the North
Sea, and loG2 from the Baltic. Of these 500 were
English, 332 Norwegian, 3l2 Swedish, 3o2 Prussian,
265 Danish, 1919 Dutch, ZIG various German, 81
French 40 Russian, and Il North American.
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST p 1855.

- 1S5s,s IN 5city during Tie desire
a. nm, "a yeEi hnue done
9. soa.r asD 6g tetr orders ana 81
dysss d oisy seSltssS ~ stret5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

TuEATR1cAL.-Mss Charlotte Cushnlan is about
returning to the United States to fill an engagement
Mr. Macready and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. kean are, it Is
said about coming to America. The Marsh children
are playing at Buffalo, New York; Boso and Rose
Devries are in London. Paul Julien is giving con-
GERS at Saratoga. Miss Eliza Logan is in Boston.
Miss Mary Darlington is dancing at the Bowery thea
ter, New York, and Miss G. Howard is playing at
Burton's theater in the same city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

- We are under igations to the pu1ser Of the
steamship Florida fol renewed fayors.
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The Boston Courier predicts that horse railroads
are destined to supersede the omnibus system in all
large cities The editor afirms that the change will
be brought about, not to crafty the hopes of mere
spectators and capitalists, but by the common de
mand of the people, who will have realized the SUI
perior advantages of the rail travelthe general com
fort, speed and even motion-oyer that of the omni
bus system, with its attendant tossing and jouneing
on rough payements and uneven reads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21
DR.. SUsstsxeE Reynolds.

oRF1CE-No us GRAvIEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS ScALD-HEAp, WHlIE-sWfLLiNe soREs anu
ULCERS Of every description 'Aol EP'S
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EYHNFer Coolers.
,ie30 2p2nn
,NsRfiCP.

j. P TODD Of the late firm of Todd & Co., and TODD Il
GANnOLFI are fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late firm Co.. and the in liquidaon they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy23 2plm WA H. Fish.
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Secondhand Furniture Fought

The highest Cash Price paid all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city aud wishing TO dis
pose of their furniture will find their advantage to call
the undersigned.
AlsoSecond hand Furniture sold, exchanged and repaired
p. NJ. TOURNE,
prrnr astrn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

The building known as Apollo Hall in Louisville,
KY was destroyed by fire on the morning OF tne lo'h
inst, together with an adjoining building me loss
is estimated at about SIT 900, Oh which there was III
surance to about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

The screw steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool the
3Oth ut, arrived at Philadelphia on the 18th INST
The news by her has been anticipated by the Alasc
at New York and the Canada at Halifax
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

4 HOMICIDE IN WASHINGTON CouNTY.-We learn
from the Selma Sentinel Of the 10th inst, tnat ~
Williams, formerly Of Mobile, shot and killed aman
by the name of Higgins, in Washington county, a
few days ago. 1t seems Williams had threatened to
return Higgins to the Grand Jury of the county Tor
stealing COWS. They met and exchanged shsts at
each other Williams was seriously wounded, while
Uurpins was killed, %s@ =4. n.,. .G