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Come, holy rifle,
IISNFCEIIJ Ut y
With all thy sharp-set powers.

WIN all my Snalpset powers. III.
The reverend gentleman Immediately discovered the
blunder he had made, by the amazed look his flock,
and attempted to recover himself by saying Let us
sing in the praise Of Sharps rihes,n
The York Mirror calls Beecherand Jones pair Of
''bullet.headed parsons"
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BRASDIEs AND WISEs.-Scwe 7. Taylor, No. II
Royal street. continues keep The excellence and variety Of
his stock of wines and liquors to the full standard of its past
merit There included in the catalogue Old Of 1896
l79s 1905 and other brands besides whskes ale porter
ali ages and grades.
Those who purchasing, 10 fill up their cellars or their
demij0hns, will find no better opp0lnty in the city.
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SOUTHERN HAT AND CAP EMPoRIUM-D. c. John
70 Poydra street next to the corner Of Camp has lately
received end splendid supply of hats, OF nil descriptions
Of fashionable architecture for summer wear His catalogue of
goods be be in
style quality of manufacture Gentlemen who have need
any thing his department should not fail TO him call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

LOUISIANA PLANTATION CLorHTNe.- The manu-
factory of plantation clothing with much foresight aud SO
just judgment profit economy and spirit established
by p A. Hebrard, No. lis Canal street. is arc happy
ear already doing thriving business. Our planters prefer
fostering home industry aud maintaining The success Of those
whose interests are allied to their own
Mr. Hebrad supply negro clothing Of the hest
MATERIAL every individual al low prices articles
of inferior manufacture purchased Those who wish
purchase should call on him,
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PHILADELPHIA SUGAR KETTLES McCutcheon,
Howell Co., No. 81 Camp street. prepared receive
ders for and supply planters with Philadelphia sugar Kettles Of
the Tennessee pattern at less than the previous We
mend such refng their sugar houses examine the
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CHARITY HosPITAL-BAKERs AND BUTCHERS
Proposals for supplying the Charity Hospital with
for year. from the first day of May in accordance with
certain specifications to he the Treasurers Office will
received administration up the 18th day Of April
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4INnNs. nRgss lonns. sAnAsoLs. EunRo1nEn1rs.

things the germs Of those which great,
andmal egnnn Of big oaks has been demonstrated
afreship oa by C. c. Waylana corner Of Peydras and
Gsrondast From aSilentl fpobtrasiss commence
meni a created great business apds now Offering dress
richest fabrics and finest styles; dress trimmings,
nan.a parasols and thousand and one other
things prices Every day brings fresh re-
ceip ssirbls articles which are marked at the lowest
price. The ladies should not fail to
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CRESCENTA,

The New York Courier informs us that on the Sun
day followingthe New Haven meeting, the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, in giving out the morning hymn in
his Brooklyn church, to the great horror OF his con-
gregation began thus
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ae and infallibility

HUMAN MEntcAMESTs The value and nfallibility
ofWnefs Canadian Eermuse for all hoare troubled with
worms of Hyperion Fafd for all troubled with loss of
har and for Weights Indian Vegetable Pills for the Of
coughs aud colds all forth advertisements intended
obripg ths before the notice of those who may desire relief
or remedy from any of these traIbGs.
They all for sale with great number of other remedies
by ]. Wright s Co. Nos. a and l5I Chsrtres street.
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AN APorHEoARY WAETEp--A competent person
Is wanted od the place of resident apothecay the Charity
Hospital salary which fifteen hundred dollars per
Applicants requested present themselves the
Treaswers oce tie morning of the 2h for examination
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

GnoBEs.-Thomas L. White, bookseller, No. los
street. large supply of Fairbanks premium globes
inches in diameter also fine pair of celestial
terrestrial globes They admirable Instructors for youth
and aids those who advanced in knowledge well
Every public and private school ould be provided
hprh
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BILOXI BAY PRoPERTy.-C. Taylor offers for sale,
at How price for cash or credit the Bae Place we'll known
TO residents Of Mississippi City fireplace fronts and half
miles the bay and will be sold entire or parts Full par
culars be obtained Of Spencer Field Co. of Camp
and South streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

coPARrNERsH 1r.-The advertisement of Messrs.
j. M Harding and F. r. Ahbay that they have
entered into copanersp under the firm and of Harding
Abbay Co. for the purpose Of runsacng cotton aud
faetoage aud general commission business. Their place of
business is No. 80 Cnrondeet street. 49,,
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CoT1oN PLANTATION FOR SA1E--Robert j. Wilson,
Byou Bartholomew Noreouse, La is DESTROYS OF selling me
Hamilton plantation containing thousand acres OF
which hundred cultivated The particulars concern
ing the plantation in the advertisement or may DO
more fully obtained Messrs Pitcher, Goodrich Goa
Of this city, or Of the owner, the spot
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AMERICAN PARTY N ST. LANDRY.-At q meeting
of the American party of the Parish of st. Landry,
held III Opelousas the ID inst, the following reso
lutions were introduced by the Hon. Jon E, King,
and unanimously adopted. Wefnd the resolutions in
the 0pelousas Patriot, of the 9th inst:
Resolre opinion of this Council the Of
the party Louisiana will he greatly promoted by
apolishng MI The obligations, signs grips and Of
the order that open organization should be established
throughout the State and other test Of membership required
than the approval Of the State and National Platform of Pn
cples and that Delegates be hereby instructed 10
vote accordingly in the State Council,
Sotu91 That approve of the suggestion recently made
Baton Rouge by political friends of the General Assem-
that be held at 0pelesas the first Monday
of for the of choosing Elecor and Alter
mates for this Electoral District and hereby invite our
friends from the other parishes composing the District meet
us The day above mentioned u o'clock NJ in The Court
house. at Opelousas.
CyP. DUPRE, Prest
M, KgS1soS, Sec,y.
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IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures LongtelloW says
that Hiawathan should be divided :" Hi.a,watlas
but pronounced with the yowels, as IN n, niagara,
thus: q Hee-ah-Wahtha, the accent falling on ths
third syllable. m
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+ ii. NJ RoBLNsoN& Cove haze noticed that
OUT called lie attention 81
readers 10 te$ advantages derived
pcpular house IL NJ Robinson CO., 900
iii the way hut aware until
today Of The Justice Of their remarks s
We find that these friends of MI lie lnSVres
store that can lie in tie
low 8 88 5888 3#s5 INK #s3i3 i5s 3@s3g$
families who want good stores fail to call
on them chants
The general and terms as as
they should he, $a5 5$5 Gill 10 5#g B
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ros i CO.. No 81 street, need no praise their old
patrons eher excellence of the fabrics Hi
thaa, ID
tha which the are
iSo hsye nqt however, knowledge Of lie
SSfghosjd pay an All ses establishment learn
truth of their wings. They
goods very steamship which, By reason Of ter
fesion and tie uniformly low prices at which
they ate sOla should De axamined afI purchasers
stock hand and includes choice variety
~ ARTICLES syer portion Tho business. See the advertise
:
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DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LOG CANAL
SrREEr.-New pupils begin This week in penmanship book
keeping English, French Spanish German arithmetic algebra,
geometry, Surveying navigation and photography Able and
experienced professors engaged in the departments See
adj isenlent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

HORSES AND MULES FOR StLE.-Among the recent
receipts of produce from Kentucky the river planters
drayme and others interested will we'll eghytve
large and fine mnes-sone of which broken and
green. They can be examined the stables of j. NJ French
the city of Jefferson where also, there may fine
matched and single horses recently errived from Keuucky
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

The Episcopal Convention of the Diocese of svifs
gina will meet in Fredericksburg on the 2lst OF May
next. .1< vs.
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soyefeiga ofa,s celebrated Aromatic Schieaans
sehHapps are we'll understood by ali classes Of men
tonic aud they unsurpassed and
they very many diseases
ard Sl1ngs q general nare and broad circulation. The
method and philosophy Of their effectiveness ogstherwith
spf The Wholesale agents may be seen in eonnec
= fon with The advertisement y III @48f
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Books Thonlas Il. White, No. 105 Canal street.,
has received Daniel works edited Edward Eye
sett also and other
Gentlemen who nang purchases should not fail to call
,ipon MI supplies always a,
clndc tIe latest issies st
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iTILl. Like Daniel Webster, S. Il

sTIlL LIVES. like Daniel Webster, S. 81 Moody,
noEser Canal street Exchange Place says
the bullet 10 which has been
axpnsed His stock excellent shFtsales dozen for seven
dollars and antiy grow.
more than has been supply # SUM.
nr eleihns hosiery. crasa gloves can be found
1t Ills establishment, and all WIG ass purchasing
slioad to give enpleting their Sc
8siectipns. 5#5
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n EMBRoIpERIEs AND SpRIEG Dress GooDs.--Ho GRACE
Hardy, Camp street has large and beati
assortment of md dress goods nelp7
ding bareges organ5ie. white gloves,
Initts. psraso cofsetss
which lie selling dies who making
spring and 70 obtain goods aF
lowest possible cost, should fail to give him Rcall.
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81 CURTAINS AND 6 aapETIS III. 10. Cameron y CO.
Nos 81 Ghsrtras streets. have afge
md desirable safy floor cloths and lace
eftahs ii different designs which fully
eqtiatte any te AL of cur friends
country sfle saoufnag is pleasant
spring tne giye "a Will rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

New GARREr EST AnIIsHsfrNr L. Elkin ~ Co.,
No. street, offerings large and exceedingly
desirable valuable eatetngs at very
low prices They haYe pantou aangs window shades
and coracesi end 81 oil widths Those who have
purchases toaake should. consult their stock be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

PRINTERS WAREHOUsE---GeOrge H. Vnten, No.
lO5 Poydas sre has full and complete supply Of all
lcles needed by printers from press to qon, together with
paper cards. ink and the slightest mnue of the profession.
Old type taken in exchange for that which new We
mend Purchasers to call upon him and examine his stock.
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CARPETINe, MATING AND FLooR On CLoTH.--
a. Brousaeau Co., street. hayeately received
large additions their stock cpetng making the present
supply complete every All who have houses 70 fur
nh for the months, who wish 10 provide before
hand for those Of winter should give them carly call
SPLENDID sPRRG SeoDs. r. AstiIe brard, No lis
Canal street. but lately Of spring goods
which are now displayed for sale The caa-
logue AL tie seasons novelties and attractions at
new Inventions Of color and fabric attractive and gqr
geons as rainbow.
Besides the more brilliant fabrics there contained in their
catalogue all anbstratpm and underworld Of human
ntegaena In feminine
bright and lf ald Is enduring as needfnl complete assort
nsnt OF planter fills up The stock which Is deficient ii
nothing, and which, DO praised need but beseen1
consider it necessary special reasons
beyond those enumerated, why Purchases should cail upon
s. t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

Corn AND Coz MtLLs.-Slark, Stauher & Co., GA
Canal st. have for sale Two sizes of Miller Wingae Co.'s Kcn
lucky and cob mills The larger size will grind from six to
eight and the smaller from four 10 five bushels per hour with
one horse. Planters Suond examine their merits.
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however, TO be understood as not applying to
persons who have been entced away from the country
BY Ten pting offers Of rewards, such commissions
IN the hitish army, high wages, liberal bountes pen
Sns ana portions 9. me royal domain urged on them
Of her Msjestys government; and secondly, foreign
pover has right ITO enist and organize and train
to do this Lord Clarendon does not claim his govern
ment; and whether the British officers hAS done 10 or
not s as he appears to the Case the only
question ssne far international rights are
vowed. between the two countries
In his view Of the question the rights Of territory
irrespective Of municipal law, Lord Clarendon Is under
authorize agents TO do anything within the United States
soldiers British army, With perfect respect the
This propositions exactly the reverse Of that maintain
ed by ths government which that forego Power
Whatever has the right TO do either Of the specified acts
without it, consent No foreign Power BY Its agents
officers lawfully enter the Territory Of another to
list soldiers for its SERVICE organize train them
therein OF even entice perons away In order TO be en-
listed, without express permission.
1his, rule Of international law considered 10
well settled that mot deemed necessary to invoke
the authority q publiciss to supporti am not aware
that any modern writer international law has ques-
toned It's soundress As this important prncp con.
overted by Lord Clarendon and it's maintenance is
to establish BY reference to few elementary writer's
OF eminenee upon the law Of nations
Since right Of raising soldiers right OF majesty which
on he o,se
ts sovereign WoLfBs
vattel says, that
The who undertakes to enlist soldiers 10 fore gn
ever ences the subjects RI another state violates Of
the most sacred rights OF the prince and The nauon
He desiepates the crime by harsher names than
choose to which, he says Ia punished with the
utmost severity in every well regulated State" Vatte
further observes, that
or egp recruers) to commit crime and supposns, even
they had received such an order hey ought not TO have
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thoIy unless notice given and fs obtained
While the bill for foreign snlstnents uuce. oonsi
sideration in Parliament. her Majestys ministers
warned against resortng to measure which would be
dsnee rous 10 peaceful relations with other Powers.
When the Duke ofNewcaate. her Msjesy's creary
War, and a member Of the Cabinet introduced that bill
into the House Of Lords he was asked 70 state from what
country the foreign legion TO BIZ obtained ana he
pied hat the question could not be anti
municstions hat with foreign governments 70
such communication has been made to this govern
nent but, on the contrary much done here a!ter
hs plan OF recruitment vas In full operation TO aiay
The suspicion that the British government anywss
connected with IL.
After her Msjesty's ministers came to the determine
ton to rae recruits within the United States is s much
to be regretted that their purpose together with the in
sucons TO their agents, not made known TO Thu
gtvernmtnt There is some language used in the
last despatch OF LORD Clarendon, which seems to imply
that this bas been done; but not positively
could it be- The first intimaton which reached THU
The sanction OF British authorize was derived from the
pre- ceoines which had taken place executing plan
OF snlismtn The 6rst step taken by the Bfitsh 20
veinment or any OF It's officers In communicating with
that of the United States the subject was enc winch
implied assurance that the British governnent NOT
the seS me Of recruns tor the Bs srmy
although It subsequently appeared that the proceeding
were super vsed by British officers and conducted BY
agents. This assurance derived from letter date
the I'd Of March, addressed by Mr. Champion the Br
Wish Consul ct New York ana about that time read tn
me- shan have occasion hereafter to bring that letter
under particular consideration.
without any notification from the British government
Of such Intention 1t would have been extremely ILL
be al to indulge suspicion that her Msjesy's minis
tiers cers had been unmindui of what due 70
courtesy as TO authorize, even countsnance the
friendly procedure Of sending agents into the United
States to raise recruits for the British army The often
GERS against the laws Of the United States therefore
treated individuals unconnected with the British 90
venment, and unsusained by its authority means;
but the judicial proceedings against them disclosed
hcs which established completely of her Msjestys
ohoeIs In the BIh provinces this scheme recruit
ing within the United States.
The next step in the progress of events wa, the de-
livery in May, at the Department Of state, If copy Of
cttpatch from Lord Clarendon TO Mr.. Champion dated
the 18th Of April last relating To that subject This
paper demands special attention II conveyed the first
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feet had been sent with the most insulting and Offensive
exposon Of the for this act several Jour
same spirit When take into view the existing differ
between the two governments about enlistments
and the still dangerous questions behind,
ing Central Americaal Of which well known to the
naturally drawn by them when the shall Hrst burst
upon them Will It not be that this feet has reference
to these questions and 10 intended nenAcep need
mot say what Will be the effect my countrymen They
ven know that existed In point Of fact for
apprehension account Of Russian prvateers, and still
less that be sshe for expedition TO Ireland and
they viii NOT attribute the sending Of the feet to these
The President in his message 70 Congress early
in December viii, doubtless, present to that body
the present unsatisfactory condition OF the Cen
trail American questions; and it!.wiu require the
cool and clear heads ofthe public Of both countries
TO prevent serious consequences from these quesons
British est win arrive in the United States but short
time before the data of the message and will amest
ceesariy be connected In public opinion with these
dangerous questions, thus rendering them more comp
Gated. IL you will at the present moment and before
We can hear from the United States voluntarily with
draw your feet the principle that the danger
Russian privateer of which you had been informed did
not In point OF fact exist and at the same time do
tce TO the government of the United States for having
faithfully preserved its neutrality this would be to
pour oil upon the troubled waters and could not fail to
produce the best results You might address note either
TO Mr. Champion or myself stating that the had been
withdrawn and am persuaded that this act Of Justice
would have most happy effect"
His lordship, in reply SAID in substance or viii not
FOR nv suggestion and would take II into serious cons
but Of course he could do nothing without
smiling the Cabinet OF this however, he could assure
me most positively he had done at former inter
view that nothing could be further from their intention
than any even the most remote idea Of In send
inc ont the feet Immediately after conversation on
urtdsy last he had cent to the Admiralty and request
Cd that orders might be issued Chat the vessels sent
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-24
From the Nashville Patriot, July IL.
Georgia Wheeled into Line.
american SAFE ConUenfion- Tremendous
EHthusiasm!

american &ate ConUenfion Tremendous
EHthusiasm!
a gentleman just returned from Georgia,
who was present at the late American
State Convention at Macon, informs us that
there were $50 delegates in attendance,
representing every portion of tie State,
and that the utmost nnanimity and mrmo-
ny prevails, while nothing like 1t IN euthu-
siasm has occurred since 1874.
1t will be recolleced that Georgia was
not represented in the National Convention
which nominated Fillmore and Donelson
and her action is, therefore, independent Of
that body. Both Mr.. Fillmore and Mai.
Donelson were nominated unanimously on
first ballots, each taken separately, and they
are 10 be apprised of their nomination by a
proper committee.
a series of patriotic resolutions were
adopted, and strong electoral ticket nomi-
mated. The Electors for the State at large,
are WIN. II. Crawford of .Sumpter, (son q
the late Hon. w. II. Crawford, and Benz.
IL. Hill, Of Troupe. Our informant states
that the entire electoral ticket is decidedly
the best that the State has had for many
years.
The people of Georgia are becoming
wide-awake. There, as in all other por.
lions OF the country, Willard Fillmore is
gaining strength every hour, while james
Buchanan Is losing it in the same RATIO
With such state Of things going on until
November neat, we ak, how win The case
-