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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Jlem Orltaus g(outg N(arAet.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,

CNEscE T 9Ffl E So, " Iuss 3 ss[Se'
~, - 49,, !. Z, s,s,,a, ~,
the The offer
@ T. p, ae ,r,. aud ,,o discounts corresnon,}np,v go
This evidence that there is than an ordinary amount OF
BUSINESS uis. a., ~, LII 20 49,, -, ,; - na1,r its
" 49, ~, -, !, :, -, ~ a., $50. II, ratou IF Al nn,a,
' ~ Vs. I, rr ,t,t ,,oturn, iris lido or March
. 49,, 1, .,,o SON q N az with so,ce t,ood names
n -. IN 10. nm. Tloto IL n v.nt NJ ,norev when
' 70 st., - ra
w., Will hau acoin co,,o IN 1ro W.. have recordeb
p - r 10 th .,o.,or or ~, al r;1i,o p.n,1
~, ~ ~ =. .,;,, a., axo v,,n,1 IF ,, and nner will he
ad obor dividend of ,na dollar nor slare has bear
rd and i,, h. naid NJ, The 15 inst IN tbe
~ m oa Union rant IF we could drav, m rurtv and CAV,
how nuc moro will he caIiz.d ont Of tis old iuutop we
,1 ;, ~, ,-oca.,g ,c ,ro draft IN III, n,hi, W. eh -;
INV nov, nu,s t,c remarkable c,os,, NJ, If is por,,at
w r. there is any closing IN IT TIL. anornt or rts nov d
10 annuus to nearly three millions If doors
The EYc,anro market ,od,y yop b,s1, al, ,b-or, ~ ,o
there were large sales of checks and sit drafs nm Eay yorl
at mar Towards the middle Of the DIV o c Ronks M
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~ leans eth June, lS56The Undersigned, register Of the
names residence all the qualified electors of the city
New Orleans hereby informs his feowcizens that be is
prepared said registry. and that his ofce viii be
opened in the basement Of the City Hall MONDAY NEXT
9th June, A. NJ and WILL thereafter continue open
every day. Sundays and holidays excepted Tie Office hours
under the law, from A. NJ, to Pm.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS Of facilitating the
citizens 10 come ward without delay and 10 comply with the
provisions Of the statute failing to do which hewi
aril be deprived of their right of suffrage In The performs
of his duties the Register must from legal
the following specific information
l. The name and residence of the elector
How long he has resided in the State parish and precinct,
and the particular number of his precinct. Eat#ts
g. Whether native or naturalized citizen.
g. How, when and where natuEalized. II
g. The signature the elector opposite the Registry of his
Every citizen narazed any the Federal Courts
naturalization unless affidavit that he has lost the
such however, the certificate of naturalization
be supplied by certificate of the CLERK Of the court which
on the The certificate question be
delivered 10 such naturaed citizen free Of Charge and within
| week after application thereof. -
Should the applicant for registry have been BON within
the United States and has afterwards become
citizen thereof otherwise than by naturalization in me courts
he shall forth the facts in affidavit before the Regis
stating the particular circumstances Whereby he has become
Citizen naturalization of his father by residence
in State Territory when the same was acquired ny or
in any other whereby under the laws OF the untea
States he would become by the fact ITSELF citizen OF the Uni
The Register directing of his
10 the various md absolute requirements the a would
nation and documents which the statute exacts
Nor they fail perceive the necessity promptly
nation the of the voters might render almost
cay impossible nsc1ibe the Of eectoz
with the required details and ceTtcass in time for the next
| je9 LOUIS ST. MARTIN Register
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BALTIMORE COFFEE CIRCULAR.

During the month transactions nave been heavy and the
business done than usual for the The depression
in prices which PREVAILED the close of the previous month";
attracted the attention Of both spectators and Dealers and
caused slight reaction Some large sales made figures
below the but with this exception,
but little tlucuaon during the past three weeks.
quotations precisely the last reported The annexed
includes sales Of two taken entire
and of 1000 bags, without embracing sales of 5000
bags Rio from spectators and second land. There exists
steady good demand for the fair and qualities, whilst
lower and medium grades neglected OF this latter kind
lion of sales NJ the highest figures herewith reported About
one fourth Of The estimated stock is in second hands large
portion Of the late receipts have been sold from ship board
only one cargo of 5000 bags remain aioa awaiting disposal
There have been arrivals for weeks and ares
Rio do not encolge much before September. We
quote prime Rio AT III ll3ac good llc fair lD 1890
low grades ga 10 l0ac LagNayr II 10 ll!c Java l l5c
Cuba and Jamaica ll1sc.
June 50, 1856. WHITE i ELDER, Broker
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GECOND-AAND FURNITURE STORE, No
Secondhand Furniture Of all descriptio bought sold
reasonube erms '''s' ' III
Persons declining keeping and wishing TO dispose of
'hs s5 would 90 well 10 call OIL the HoTRSE
TO TINE n 1zoNoRABhE CIT, CITY GO coUNGIL
he undersigned humby slowe,l the majority required
6 s e vs s S sS Rs e 3isks
Prienr street, and your petitioners will pray
dSs5 59s psss42 Jos JOS rn,n e feet
Poa feet 10 Ma" v ee F1nso o p 1S q 5se
Mcguire Joseph Burden Is feet r. Io 50 feet
y x s:t:$ S: Ss' E;:: y s;:v H.
feet; Michael Finch; 50 feet. myl6 LAVISH
A HONORABLE coNsE11 DE VILE DE LA soU-
IA PETITION des soMssisnes represente
Il nonVs qs G m d prlse snn 96 p
onnnes p1en yors nd de geh G xSH
Sriqstsi snr1@ss is 'rotoi;s as asqust
E: Olivier 2; peds Jas pesb4n los peds Joseph Pnta
fs;S:':o gs' 8 sss EPE Ei rs is
SS'a Rs ss SF s. ?: sfs TsS
P !st' 3 W GEss %sEm 1Sa: rs @,I
bs S ssssSs s k1 sI:i: T $Ssi 8
Nouvelle-Orlenls, 2avril 1856, nylG law St
ITO THE COMMON COUNCu.-CIrY or NEW
ORlEANS-Ile undersigned, of real estate front
ing Canal street. in the four squares between Tciouptoulas
pecny petition the Council Of the City of New Orleans
the said street within tile aforesaid limits paved
improved with square granite blocks and iagsng per plan
herewith annexed and in conformity with the 2u and other
sections Of the charter approved 10Th March, 1856
4. D. Shepherd so running feet Canal street, Peter c.
SssS @ 's I sSSss; d.
Gaines % do do; Mrs, NJ D. Mounort Henderson
Gaines . do do; Henderson, W Henderson, AZ do
s. Sickles Sickes Co. IS do do hos yre 30 do do
". j. Mclean 20 do do; per rro Jas Dick Hill j. NJ. Bass
about 80 to So do do: H Slscob 81 do do Brown Johnston
Co u do do; Sid Story. 81 do do, - ,..
a true copy. C1lAS CLAIBORNE,
,o, o Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
May l9h, 1850 my20 LAVISH
AU CoNsEIt4 DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
n vele Oreansles sossgnes propritairts Ia
Canal depuis les Tchoupoulas Nouvee jusqu'
Bourbon Carondelet petonnen respecteseent
lie Conse de la Nouyele Orleans quill Que Ia de
dams les mites sls-meonner anelioree pRyee
des bocs de d dallage en- pierres
plates contormement plan ciannexe Ia 100 ct
aitres dc IL eharte spprouree lie 20 mars 1856.
:, r. D. Shepherd, SO pieds sur Ia du Canal Peter G.
son Co.. ct Morc Sc peds Henderson Gaines 30 les
PIP Nine NJ D. M9nntfor Henderson Gaines o peds PIP
H. Henderson W Henderson, A. pieds Merchants Mutual
Pr Sckes Co, IS piedS Thomas Byrne 50 piels w H.
Mclean e pieds; pp j. Dicks Hill, environ So pieds j. Nj
q pieds Sid. Story, 81 peds. N
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
my20 law St sccretaire du Conseil DIES Alderman.
WIsE1Y-5oo bbls and half bbls Boyle's celebrated fo
w sale by JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
my1o So Tchoupitoulasstreet.
u VooRHIE;s, GR1GGs & CO.
m5o 1TchoupitoTlas street.
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aaernex aexe and price. nz for plshaaes at enr quota
Shipping yutelligenta.
WEDNESDAY, July 9, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY. -

French Ship Leyelc Ferrnand for Port Louis, Curruve
Ship Ianerk, MagoRn, for Dobey Island Ca Schmidt
Ship Chas Pencil, Micher, for Liverpool,
Baxter Iovel1 Aco
Schr Conquest, jenkins for Pensacola John Hurley &co
Schr Star, Roberts, for Pensacola, Jules 4 Blanc
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BLUE LICK WATER-colanty on hand barrels and
boxes
WESTERN BUTTER-a5O frkins and kegs
GOSHEN 10 iirkins md kegs
CIIEESE-150 boxes Reserve and English Dairy,
AIE-Harriss Taylors and Eassar's.
HAMS-Dutields Phipp's. aud Davis's.
WHISKY pixies, Wiltsilire's, and Miller g. Co.'S.
TEAS-250 hnfchests SouchonP.
CRUSHED SUGAR-lO0 bills Woolsey t Co s.
DRIED APPLES AND PE:ACHES-l50 bbls
LARD OlL.-Procor & Candles and S, Eagles.
CIDER-75 boxes, pnts and quarts.
LEMON SYRUP-100 boxes, various brands.
SPERM CANpIES-l60 boxes S. Leonard's, to arrive
STRAW PAPER-900O reans
BOURBON WHISkT-25 bbls Extra
For sale in lots to suit purchasers and Oh liberal terms
I'm
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! STORE, No

SECONDHAND FURNITURE STORE, No
~ % Baronne street, Canal
Secondhand Furniture Of all descriptions bought sold
changed; also repaired and vanished the
reasonable
declining house keeping and wishing 70 dispose Of
their furniture would do well call OH the undersigned.
fe22 2. u, TOURNE.
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aluEtitnLaE MgptltGs.

.- UNION BAEK or l,oU1sAHA1
'lI New Orleans. July E. 1856.
n9@At a meeting of the Board of Directors
dividend Of dollar per share declared ont Of The
sets payable TO Stockholders and after the 18th inst
iyo tig GEO. A.. FRERET, Cashier.
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WANTED.

-
yETANTED-A FIRST ASSISTANT SUPER1NTEND-
w and Teacher for the House of Refuge Both must be
competent to teach Applications to be left at the Commission
ers Office NJ. 20 City Hall. jy9 I'm
WANTED1TWO COPIES OF TIE CRESCENT, OF
will confer favor By leaving them this Office. iyl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY
w BAREI4LI 4 Co, No. 81 Common street
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8ebitlu Of TIE N(arktts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, July Q.
COTTON, The mar ket quiet yesterday, the sales
have exceeded $40 bales. Prizes drooping the
depression being increased 10y advance in freghs:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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WATERING PL ACES.

g, PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEE-THI5 COM
nodons and eligible estabiishInens now open for the
I'LL reception Of visitors and complete arrangements have
en- perfected or the entertainment gnests inferior to n
tel upon the GnIf Coast. GsRIGE$ Il JAMES, =
2p3t--lrn
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corner Common and Magazine Streets
iel2 5mdkW- New Orleans La
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w. MEcuAN1cs TRADERS BAEK,
5-..-.- New Orleans, July 2 1856. {
nsy-IThe Board of Directors have this day
declared seninnua dividend of FIVE per the capital
stock which win he payable WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst.
Tvs Ct G. CRUIAT, Cashier
UNION BANK LOUISIANA,
. saM.. Eps -sa New Orleans, July LIST, 1886 :
R1-A At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held this day dividend declared of five payable
shareholders and after the 10Th nst and pro the
increased capital paid in.
jy2 l2t GEO A. FRERET, Cashier.
H8r For Third Justice of the Peace, John
W ANDREWS, the American Candidate. Election I'll RS
DAY. Jnly 10. iyl te
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r. THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEI. WILL. n
@ be opened the first day of June personal at
Ntenian Of John MCDONNELL, Of l4T Common street..
Every energy VIII be brought bear make the visitors At
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49,, HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
a two-storg Brick Dwelling situated on the north
Iii side Of Canal street. between Basin and Franklin streets,
containing corridor paror aud dining three fine bed
the second floor besides several good bed in the
wing servants pantry coal room; cfstern and hydrAn
Of the delightful summer residences il the city having
the full advantage of the breeze The neghbohoods
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises No. 2l2 Canal st.
between Basin and Franklin streets. al If
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- COOPER's WELL-sITU4TED IN KINDS
@ county Miss, forty miles from Eicksburg,
EI Raymond, within four miles from thence bs Stage @
This noted Watering Place for the Chronic Dsrhea
Dyspepsia Dropsy, Gravel Diabetes Choross De-
bity etc. open for the reception of visitors.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NTGTrCEt-I HAVE THIS Day 4ssOCI hTET VIFFI
~ Ame SAMUEL McHcNTgOMERT, and viii continue the
ADAMS Il co. 4 ~ SDSWs
Ne~. Orleans Jny LIST. 1856. vs. In
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FOR RENT.

sSSSA splendid Country Residence containing arpens Of
Iswell cultivated land, situated only miles from the
city, where stages every minutes from Canal
This property contains al" The necessary buildings for large
geneei family together with large number Fruit
Trees Strawberry, ETC. This property will be rented
good tenant who will take Of it. very liberal terms.
Apply 70 F. VI. FISK.
je2 No, 120 Canal street.
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NOTICE-ATGS. R. MONTG OMERY AND JAS. A.
~ have become partners commercial firm
and after this date
". & j. MONTGOMERY.
Tuna
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national emancipation aud civil liberty, without
ste necessity of wsSing through the Red Sea Of
revelation. and without max ng to the peasantey
and tho preletsrians those concessions which, afssr
the experience Of lSie49. they knew had be,oms
iusfpausble from any popular movement. Ho~-
ever, these epicutean hopes have now vaaishsd.
The only tai gbe result Of the war-St least the
only one to be caught by an Italian eyc-is the mate
rial and political advantages pocketed by Austna-
a new consolidation Of that odious power secured
BY The cooperation Of so-called independent Ital
ian State. The Coosttutionalists of Piedmont had
sgsin the game In their hands; they have again
lost it, and stand again convicted as failing in tho
office, so loudly claimed, Of leading Italy. They
Sl be called to account BY their own army. The
middle class are again forced TO throw themselves
upon the mass of the people, and to identify national
emancipation with social regeneration. The Pied
montese nightmare is thrown of, the d'plemstic
q. ell is broken. and the volcanic heart Of revolu
tiouary Italy begins again to pant.
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hres, all ihe hcoses il tho town ~efs entered sed
plundered. AID il WA vi.h great difficulty that
sone Of the more discreet amoGg the leaders Of
,bs mob pr,yt nttd the Obstruction OF eserJ house.
L. the pine days operations Of this law-snd'
order to-sc exclusive Of the outrsges at Lawrence,
fourteen men have been -hot at. two killed, and
two desperately wounded. Horses. rifles, guns
and knives have been taken from travellers met on
the read. oxen plowiog In the field have been
seized and slaughtered, houses entered and rlacd,
and women treated with shocking barbarity.
The Onion congrstulstea ITSELF upon this state Of
things "that the laws were duly and fully en-,
forced in Lawrence" including the destruction
Of hotels and printing Offices as nuisances, with
"out ary loss Of life and with less destruction Of
property than attends the suppression Of serious
"rict in one OF oar large cities" "Indeed, says
that exultiDg organ Of tie Administration, "tbe
difficulties at Lawrence sink into utter insgnyf-
&" eanee compared with the Know Nothing riots and
" massacres at Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis
"and New. OrleaDs." Tie Union apparently is
quite disappointed that ten or 8 dozen at least OF
the Free-State men were not murdered; but the
war is not over Jet, and The Union may stu enjoy
that satisfaction A paper that goes for knocking
erators on the ht I'D is naturally the advocate and
APOLOGIZE for murder and arson in Karsas
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Since il is confessed difficult to elect full Con-
gre.s Of Members equally skilled in statesman
ship al the msBly art of self defence IL might not
be a bad rule to elect q state mau and shout
der hitters in equal or other definite proportions
Just as prior to the invention OF the bayonet, the
infantry of an srpy ives composed Of alternating
pmsketeers and pikemen. 1t might be well to ar
raI &c them as follows: The odd districts BY pre-
concert to choose first members well up in pugllls-
tic science, handy with the budgeOn, quick
with the revolver AID mighty Of fist; after
ore or two Congresses, these to elect political
economists, students Of history, orators, &c,
while the even districts should choose such as the
cdd had chosen before. Our city might thus re-
joce in the forensic services in Congress Of her
Curtis Noyes, Lord or Dudley Field, and at the
come time avail herself of the less shining but
more striking capabilities of her Tom Hyer, her
Yankee Sullivan and (if he have any fight in him,
which we have heard doubted, her Rynders. In
voting, each would count one; while in discus
sion the first named moiety Of her Delegation
would Naturally 90 ahead, and in a scrimmage the
latter. Is not this "conpromse worthy of
consideration
They used to tell good story OF London Edi-
tor, who was decidedly pugnscious, and who was
come quently often favored with calls from bel
lgerent strangers whose ire bis structures had sx-
cited. At length, fndisg it inconvenent to be en-
gagged in taking Jogging just when it was neces-
sary to be engrossed in writing bis leader, the both.
cred ecribe hit on the expedent Of hiring fighting
substitute or double, whom he placed in another
room convenient TO his own, and directed the
clerks below to show all strange inqurers into
this second apartment, where they found broad
shoudered, rosy gied son Of the Emerald Isle, elk
feet two in hight and about yard and half across
the shoulders, quietly awaiting them. with an oak
twig about the size Of a hop-pole held play
fully in his right hand. ~ want to SEQ
the Editsr," excessively proclaimed visitors No.
1,2, 3, &c as they walked into the exterior
tum, eholer luminous in the face and perspration
starting from the brow " Here he is 1t your ser
vice, Sir what are your commands" blandy
remarked and inquired the double, with frown
gathering on face and tighter clutch Of the shil-
lelah No. ! took one has'y survey of the stall
vert form before him, and fastened to apologize
for his intrusion some mistake, &c. No 2 was
sure he had got into the wrong ofice-he had no
business with The gentleman before him, &c;
while No 3 simply turned on bis heel, descended
the fight of stairs at three strides, and never
looked around till he had put block of houses
between his spprehensve carcass and the bary
Hibernisn.
Is there not hint here that might prove ser
,iceable at Washington Instead Of hiring a
clerk to frank his speeches, why should not Menu
Der employ "professor" to do his fighting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

1t now appears that Mr.. Everett did not refuse
to tske part in the meeting held at Faneuii Hsu
on last Saturday evening FROM any approval Of the
uurd. rous cowardice of Brooks, or from any VA
lingue.s that Senator Of Massachusetts, should BE-
maine d or murdered for words spoken in debate.
On the contrary it seems that he was affected with
a manly indignation at that outrage. Tie BSst,S
Daily .4drertiser makes the following statement Of
the actual facts in the case:
"Mr Everett was called upon on Saturday morning
by two gentlemen, one Of whom DULY was known TO
him. and requested to attend the meeting ~
Faneuil Hall that evening to act Is one OF the VICE
Preside nts, and to address the meeting Mr. Everest
stated to them that he shared the teling rR,cA per-
vaded he community on the subject Of the assan& OF
Mr. Sumner 10 ITS FIJI exteat; bu, as he had retired
definitely from public lie rrsgning his seat In the
Senate two years ago. and had often and quite re-
ny repeated his intention to adhere to that detcr-
mustion he thought he could rot consistently take
part in the meeting Mr. Everett repeated moro thaa
OF &C that be shared the feeling Of the community on
the subject of the outrage Mr. Sumneri and there
was not the slightest appearance of dissatisfaction On
the part of the gentlemen who waited upon him.
If Mr.. Everett were to be told that foreiga
enemy had landed on our shores, and that his tel.
low-citizens of Boston desired to hear word OF
patriotic encouragement from him az they wore
preparing for the defense of the country. would be
then reply that he had retired from public life, and
could not consistently speak on such An occasion
The two cases are parallel. No foreign iuvasoa
could aim dsad,ier blow at our FREQ institutions
than has now been struck by this coward and bis
many accOmplices.
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Mr.. George B. Mathew, Brltish Consul at Pails-
dephia, pubshes in last evenings Bslgtt's Of that
city, number of letters extracted from the "Blas
Book lately submitted to Parliament with respect
to the Enlistment matter, which seriously mpeacA
the statements of the witness Hertz on whose tes-
timony rests mainly the iuculpstiOn Of Mr.. Mathew
in the violation Of our Neutrality laws. We think
Secretary Marcy might well have spared the Con-
suls in settling bis personal difference with Minister
Champion.