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IlBE GR A 10 4 TIE q gCENT
DEcL1na III EN- =lrsE FUNDS.
tss sourHEax AND NATIONAL llsns.

THE suu9hEhS5ASu
33lF5s3 IA AL
BosToN, July 16--The Niagara brings news Of the
closing Of English funds on Tie 5thata decline Of
ID consequence Of draft Of gold from the Bank tor
the purchase of5silYer for australia
Washing ton Affairs.
s WASHINGTON, July 17.--Afr Keitt of South Caro-
lima, announced his resignation yesterday,
The Senate has confirmed the whole list Of appoint.
ments Of substitutes for those suspended BY the Ma
val Board. Z Z
Nj. Herberts trial IS progressing. Much interest is
felt in the result
Virginia Wing Convention.
RIcHMoND, July 1.-THE State Wing Convention
passed resolutions denouncng the Republican party
and its candidates Disappearing Of the course of the
Administration in disturbing the Missouri Compro-
mise for party purposes !; denouncing Buchanan and
the Democracy sustaining Fillmore as the most suit
able person for the Executive Chair in the present
crisis but disclamng the adoption Of the principles
Of the party nominating him; and calling for a Ma
tional Convention to meet at Baltimore on the third
Wednesday in September.
Terrible Railroad Accident
y PHILADELPHIA, July IA collision took place
yesterday On the Northern Pennsylvania Railroad,
between the excursion train, containing the orphans
Of st. Michael's Church, and the regular train.
Six cars were demolished.
Thrty-nne lives were lost by this terrible catasro
phe, and sixty-nine others injured.
The cars took fire after the accident and many Of
the dead bodies were consumed.
Among the killed was one Of the priests who had
charge Of the children in the excursion train.
The conductor of the down train, to whose care
lessness the accident is attributed, has committed
suicide by taking arsenic
The engineer has been arrested and committed for
trial.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, July I7.-Cotton is awaiting the arri.
val Of the steamers letters. Flour-Prces are little
lower and irregular. Wheat is dropping; Southern
White is quoted at 81 Is. Corn firm. Spirits Tur-
pentne active Rosin is heavy. Rice firm. Freights
are easier.
C1No1NNAT1 July ls.--Tlour dull at S. 20 to s. Is
Whisky active at 80 to 321.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, July ls.-The river is falling with
three feet in the canal.
Y1cKsBURe, July le-The Rapides passed down at
7P.M.
From the yesterday evenings edition of the Picay
une, we copy the following:
Steamer Burned twenty Lives Lost.
NJ New YORK, July 1S.-We have dispatches here this
morning announcing the destruction of the steamer
Indiana on Lake Erie, by fire.. Particulars have moi
been received but it is believed that at least twenty
persons lost their livesby the occurrence.
San Francisco Vigilance Committee.
A private letter received here states that the SaI
Francisco igilance Committee would disband on the
24th inst. 5s
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-There are now thirty -nine
inches of water in the canal opposite this city, ant
the river falling.
The thermometer here is standing at ninetyeigh
| degrees in the shade.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-P7o Bono P,blico
EVERY mother should have box in the house handy
of accdents'o the chidrenn Redding's Russia Salve is
Boston remedy of thirty years. standing and recommended
by physicians 1t is and speedy for burns piles
bos corn feons chblans old every kind
fever ulcers tch scad head nete ra bunions
nipples recommended by nurse whitlows ses Testers flea
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt rhem cnrvy and
cracked lips warts and flesh Wounds it most val
liable remedy and cure which testified to by thousands
who have used in the city Of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this alve do injury in
terere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
materials from recipe brought from Rnsof articles
growing that the propreors have letters from
ell classes clergymen physicians captains and 9TH
wohave used themselves and recommend ii to others
Redang Russia Save put in large tin boxes stamped onhe
with picture of horse and disabled soldier which
picture also engraved the wrapper Price, Is
box Reddng & Co. For sale by J. Wright Il Co., o. 0.
Woodman and all druggists. fell eod5m&W
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A Coon OPENING FOR ENTERpRIsING Young MEN.
The Boston Courier has the following cut at the New
England clergy: "One of our friends was coming
from New York, in the cars, the other night, and
was amused at an interview between two persons
who seemed not to have met for some time before
"Well,n said one after the first salutations what
are you up to now2' "Oh, don't know replied
the other, q think shall take to religion Re
gion' cried his friend, what do you mean p
"Why," said the other, /" think it's going to be
good business the ministers are all leaving it, and
tell you what, Ibelieye there's to be an opening
thereI"
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- tfF ny IT 7If N itT7l ri r.
&c tter from key West.
CORRESPONDENCE or THE cREscENT.l
y A, WISER INV 10 ian


ylieS$fs. Editors. We were somewhat alarmed q;
short time Since in consequence of there being four
cases Of the yellow fever at the Marine Hospital As
these cases originated at HAVANA and there has been
no one else attacked we have come to the pleasing
conclusion that the disease did not take root On the
Key.
There was an.unknown brig discovered ashore on
Carysfort Reef, on the 23d ult. by schooner Lihbe
Shepard, and the pilot boat Florida. She was dis
masted and stripped every thing Of value except
ing her cargo, which had not been broached. Asher
stern had been washed out, it was impossible to dis
tnguish her name, yet, from certain chalk marks in
the forecastle it supposed sheis the Columbia from
Waterford. She was towed into this port the 9th
inst Her cargo prove to be of considerable value
it consisting of pine lumber and tar.
was much pleased with the conduct of Captain
Eustis Of the ship Kataledin, from your port bound
to Cadiz 1t seems that his vessel ran ashore on Key
Sombrero Reef, on the 24th ult. The wreckers who
were by offered to assist him in getting off if he
would give them the modest little sum of 0OO The
captain would not trespass upon the kindness of such
dsnteresed friends, but went to work and by throw
ing overheard part Of his CARGO lightened his ship
and got her off without their aid and put to sea with
out having received any injury whatever.
The ship James Guthrie, after having completed
her REPAIRS which were of temporary nature, sailed
yesterday for Norfolk. Her cargo was sold by the
United States Marshal for 81 ATS on the 27th ult
The ship Astoria is off the harbor with munitions
of war for Fort Taylor. e.
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Prof, .yEOKsa.,s

Prof. sRKOR2'sS
GLE M A N FLY P A p Err,
For the and certain destruction of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS. BUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public as a
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests oil AND F-
MILES,
1t is perfectly simple and safe yet and certain its
ton There likewise danger be apprehended from the
insects poisoning anything they in with
leaving the paper and great advantage all
other psons its being liable to be mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which Of almost daily
renee.
It be hung the walls of the room, In the window
Of the reach Of chdrenahough little fear need be appre-
heuded Of its injuring them.
For sale, by the quire single sheet. by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
where full directions will be given for use. iy7 2plm
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lBtssr gEtsas4! Hzsesa.gaiass!s
j UNI M d III GIL TII IN CT,
~, nm nriINRoE d co.,

81 Magazine street, corner Of Gravier,
Barsanscan now be had at the above house Cal and eNa
mine Only slight advance cost the most choice goods
and many styles Of goods BELOW THE COST.
Among the latter real French Merino Dress
and White prill PANT from So 80 to ST.
Also SHIRTS all Linen; Cotton Linen Bosoms, Fancy Lin;
and Cotton Shirts Gauze Meno Gauze Cotton aud lse
Thread shirts ALF HOSE all kinds and every other ari
Gle in the Furnishing line
Large stock of RUBBER CLOTHING, Negro Goats, Car
riage and Hospital Cloth manufactured by the Union India
Rubber Company, sold at manufacturers prices.
ALFRED lIUNROE u CO.,
jyl4 2p6t 81 Magazine street, corner Of Grayier
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The St. Louis Democrat contains list of the dis
asters in the Western rivers during the six months
ending the 30th June last. The number Of steamers
lost is fortysx, as follows By fire 10; by collision
ice snags, ETC., So; total 46. The number of lives
lost was 43. During the same period there were two
explosions. The total amount of property destroyed
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#gsCholera has become one of the prevail.
ing of land well foreign countries This
ing sa fact precaution should be taken i'll regard TO
diet during the weather. and in view of the beneficial
the Dr. j. Hosetter's Stomach Biers last
season. city well elsewhere, would advise all to
procure supply for family use, and it per directions
the bottle When this is done much sickness prevented
At this experience Of the past which be, and is
testified by thousands For ssle by O. O. Woodman Co..
of Magazine and Common Streets and John Wright
Co., q and ISL Charities street. jyl6 6t<W
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sits Ii hons for
10 ~ yoSf An md 81 me
same MA j. Sd csAis to the
Insertion "a al cases
8I I Iii ssafy ID nseqnsak Insertion 50 cent?
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gifaesaigh IN
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s5alsre Hi sysfS insesslons IN
nog vail one month r
passT and chaFgea q saeS
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bptscn Or the proprsssers. y
E1iseaszss ~ made adF
sEsEEas DAHL gEIslsC
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afsas Tx AMIEK largely rsaching
aaSs hundreds Ill homes being Tsad
neIee he aproaeh ii articles
W. family III rssy III nublisA Ia its
colusnns
b IN Ha ID * Il II CIR IL $ g p "
a0uhiishef syasf morning at 70 IN
aiSaace ssis cuation throughout LOU
ssahay kansas, Texas ana other ,l
Of making
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satfsd for vi pgr sqias d, each iaser don
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Notice.
COpO7.g7aershSa1.

The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
this city under the style md name of NORRIS MAUL co.
for the purpose Of carrying the Clothing Business.
THADDEUS NORRIS,
CHAS. G. MAULL,
New Orleans, July 1st 1856. EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
ION retiring from the above firm Imost cordially
mend my successors Messrs Charles G. Manl and Edward
Hancock my friends confident that they will give salts
faction in every department of the business. 8
jy1 2ptf A. ri. WAY.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
rf,,- Hall I,,pn 90 1876

CITY Hail, June q, Ioj6. }
EB- Notice is hereby given, that from and
the day of July next there will he kept open the
Mayors Office, between the hours of O'clock and
O'Clock, P. M, COMP LIANT BOOK, for recording
plants of municipal abuses of nll kinds
The undersigned Mayor invites all persons 10 avail them
selves of this mode of communicating him all violations Of
city ordinances all instances and any derection of duty
part any Of the officers Of the city, his intention
all legal in his power the laws be
forced and the public interests protected.
CHAS NJ. WATERMAN,
les ~ Mayor
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BE"i1ees''s Canadian V'ermeifMge.

This medicine should be hand in every in
household 1t only eSpates intestinal but super
induces healthy and vigorous action of the digestive powers
the and the inestines and thus brings about condition of
the general system which prevents brood of vermcues
from being generated after tie old has been discharged
n-Be particular and remember thename Winer's Canadian
yermfuge" This is the only article that be depended
Remember this
For sale wholesale and retail In New Orleans, by
J, WRIGHT & CO.,
jyl4 2p3tNfoWeFr&1W q and ISL Chartres ST.
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WSGter Coolers.

EseaeOUeo Removed -
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal the best that
to this Market e
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL IL A D ES:
sAzERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905 and other
brands
w HIS * Y:
Of all descriptons--scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and L.
QUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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S02dgEe2"Y, EK0aseess GaaG Trunks.
subscribers just receveda full supply Of English,
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES A N D GENTLEM EN-,
Including many improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
MM ia n@ HR o. 50 $50
rs NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
sany on hand complete assortment of Ladies' aud Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
1xI E-sVfGS,
and other articles line, which they invite attention
Sc WING MA HINES,
With all the late improvements. -
LACEY & CO.,
ica3 2ntnI 81 st. Charles street.
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Caution.

Ladies cautioned against using common Prepared Chalk
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
perfectly innocent being purified of ali deeeions quail
tes and impars to the skin NATURAL healthy, alabaser
clear living white the time acting as cosmetic on
the skin, making il soft and smooth.
Forsale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
jyl4 2pSMoWeFr q and Isl Charities street. sole agents.
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DR.. VIM. Hart, of Memphis, Tennessee, q surgeon
in the Russian army, died in Krmenchmy on the 9th
of April of small poS.
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We learn from the New York papers that his Elk.
celenoY the Minister Of the Netherlands is ona visit
to the Consul General ut his residence in Brooklyn.
This gentleman is the youngest of the diplomatic
corps at Washington
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The Albany Express is of the opinion that the
losses to spectators in breadstus and provisions in
the United States within few months cannot be
less than al 900 600.
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RaaEs FoR ssustsfHa would call the
attention 81 our readers 10 nd ertsement which
snpeats in another column, of Mr. j. @. Morgan,
Exchange Place, Post 0fice His stock
sss iarge and varied and are positive that his
u uEiices aTs as low as elseW heIe.s Nh Nj
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The celebrated Fanny Fern denounces, in a New
York paper, some one in Philadelphia who is get
ting out q cheap volume, under the name Of Fanny
Ferns Family Cook Book. She says it was not
written BY her. and that ii was issued without her
lynosttlad sB $SS e. +@E E3 E85EE
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AT ii no Y g, 1856.

EseFssns ne rho desire
81 teas done
ysaasaTSg fa aaa cd.
ssrsss III Gil: III Camp
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Signs OF the iE't1iaes.
From the New York Express,, d the IltI inst, Ee

From the New York Express Of the IT'D inst, we
clip the following
Vote of Noe Brush Factory,lg1 Greenwich street,
New York
n Fillmore Film 4
III Fremont:
sSS atissss.
Il On board the steamer Armenia Capt. ]. s. Smith
from Albany to New Y rk, the following vote for
Presidency was taken on Thursday, the 10th:
F Ffemop,
~ 5as1 5sass Il
The vote for President among the grocers Of Court
landt street, New York was taken last week with
the following result:
R5sIana i
A vote was taken for President, at IL NJ, on the
It'll of July, at Underhs box factory No. = Greene
street, New York, which resulted as follows: I
Fillmore.
Fremont
On the 9th Of July, q vote was taken in q house in
Day street, New York, which resulted:
Fillmore Observation-Disclosures. l2
lSuchnna
Fremont
ALABAMA MAKES SIGN.--Y esterday' Us mail brought
the following letter from an enthusiastic and wor-
thy advocate of the cause:
r. BLADoN SPRINGS, July 18th, 1856.
McsSrs Macon = adams Below send you the
vote for President of the United States taken at this
place to-day. As there were doubts expressed by a
strong Alabama Buchanan man here as to whether
Fillmore would receive a respectable vote at this
place, Mr.. Chas. DeA---, Of New Orleans, and my
self took list around to all the voters stopping at
the Hotel (Connors,l headed Fillmore, Buchanan
and Fremont, each voter registering his name under
the respective candidates. when to agreeable sur
prise, and to the chagrin of the Buchanan men, Mr.
Fillmore received majority Of four votes over Old
Buck, as the following result will show:
Buchanan Il
Majority for Mr.. Fillmore A.
We, the Fillmore men, enjoyed ourselves over the
result. Three cheers for Fillmore.
hope to be in New Orleans soon, as my health is
improving. Wishing you all good health, and our
glorious cause success. VICE.
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EaasV Os call attention To the fact that
t,sI1 ID Ill III. Howell HAS removed his law Office
nom d lis City Hall ID 6s Camp street, next
door below our ffee. n N
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There are 5,7l1 paupers in the New York institu-
tions
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On Saturday, 1.-THE 5th instant, Mr.. Geo. Armstrong,
wealthy merchant gentleman of New York, went
on fishing excursion from that city, His dead body
was picked up in Eastriver on the following morning
He il supposed to have been murdered and robbed
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PoisoNEp sAusA ais, We are glad to see BY an
Id column, that Cap Moynan
viii commence distfi poisoned sausages in the
stfaeta Of the city the 25th inst. We have
always heensof the that the supply Of dogs
Ii, lid lily sas much than demand and
nope tllat through lie exerto Of the and
Hill assist Tho stock Wi be considerably de-
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RAND EoEcHRr AND B III Az g AERoLLTo The
public are reminded that the grand concert
and masquerade hall comes the gardens at Car
rollten This is To- besa great affair, and ne would
advise iii who are fond Of good music and turn al
Ille ntI lsa 10 10 on hand. the Fourth District,
resnsbarg ana ollton will be there, noth
&c fffar Hi N fhe Eestt.t
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Col. R. D. Boyd has been unanimously reelected
President of the Bank of NeRbarg, s. c.
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nANIEI EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TwIBILL
~ EDWARDs,1 Nos IS 80 and Sc New Leyee and 2 20
per- Tn Sheet Brass Work. He is ready
tract the making Steam Trains Clarifying and Evaporang
Pans Fteer Juice Boxes and everything appertanng to the
Sugarhouse.
general assortment Of Steam Gauges Steam Whistler Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly on hand.
He would call the attention Of planters TO the Steam Trains
which have in successful operation the plantations OF
Col R. e. Camp Messrs + Harrison F. J. Forstal, Nelson
L DonelSon, Osgood Lawrence W. H. Stacehouse, A.
Thomson Co. and L. E. Foaal of this city to whom he
spectnlly refers for full particulars. m22
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e
TA7E PuBIrcAro We have received from the
publishers the following interesting works which we
commend to the notice Of the public: NJ
RACHEL. AND THE NEN w oRID, "a to the United
STATES aHd Gaba, lated from TIE French vi
LEON Bea1yallet. New FORK: Dix Edwards " CO.
This Ill yeritable history the great event Of last
year, Wiz te visit Of Rachel to this poor, benghted
land Readers viii find amusing every
thing ii told with such q dro semtragic ali. Nor
en-, Exchange Place, adjoining the Post fiee has
it 8for saie.
KILN IsIFa III NEW eRR Cry, BY the late VIM
Baaqls clli tof of THE New Hork Sunday Dispatch
EItiladelpAiai: T.8 B. Peterson. #$
" very interesting story and was Hiittenfor
she purpose of exposing certain heinous vices and
immoralties which exist our great metropolis The
author las SO far succeeded in object as to write
book that will attract attention to the subject
Norman, l4 Camp street and under the St. Charles
Hotel, hss this work sale; 40 also has Morgan,
Exchange Places Joining the Post ONCE.
THE ORPHAN sisrERs. edited by Mrs. Marsh. Phila-
deIphia 4. B. Peterson
This work contains touches Of female character,
and narration Of female inner life such as are sell
dom produced but bY5 d Womar's pen
Boss Morgan and Norman have this book for sale.
IsIAeKWooD's Ar AzlNEH for June. $5
e Jill indebted 10 fly COPY. # is filed
with valuable and Interest matter, as usual.