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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18
MAkITimE ELLlGENCE.


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
CAHAwBAFrom New YORK Eth arrive Havana 18th and
New Orleans l9th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana 18th
due at New York I'd.
BLACK wARRIoR-rrom New York 9Th arrive At Havana
lst and New orleans I'd From New Orleans 18th, Havana
18th due nj New FORK 18th
Leave New York at 10 AM and New Orleans at 8 AM.
QuAKER Cfrr-From New YORK 7th Of each arriving
a, Havana 2,h and Mobile stn. From Mobile I'D, Havana
24th due y. New York 18th.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value TO those having correspond
ence IN the East
The mail leaves Southampton the i,h and sNh
Arrives Gibraltar about the 9th 25h OF same month.
Arrives at Malta about the lsh and SOh OF mouth
Arrives at Alexandra about the 18th OF and b OF fol
owing month
the Dh STA or 9Th Of
following month.
Arrives at Alden 2sh 2sh and 10th or
Leaves Alden about the 18th or 9th Of same and dag Of arr
val Tor Bombay, and lin to Soth for China, &c
Indian navy arrives Bombay about the Sd Sch
and 18th 10 2lst OF the folio wing month
r aud G. steamer arrives 9th or
1th sud I'd 10 Esd OF folo~ing month
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the day the
steamer has already arrived which taxes the mail
Arrives at Pulo Penang about the i2h or Ism aud 18th
10Th Of following month.
Arrives singapore IGh Ss, or ls Of
following month.
Leaves singapore about IL hours aner arrival
Arrives Hong Kong about the "a 2ah and sh 10th
OF follow ing month.
Leaves next day for Shanghae.
Two mails leave Engand-one the slh aud t ~ each
monih--va Marseies, and Alexandria
same time a. the Southampton mail.
or an pae,ges md ,srs Intended Jor the Nav YonK In.
BALD should b. seaied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

Steamer Osprsy, Kel ny, Providence.
RElussEp-Bark Utah Alexander hence for Moarov,a Al,
ul, to p to-day diamasted Capt reports hsy
inc he light until tie 18th IN lai 81 ~ 81 ~ whs
they experienced gale from NE 18th, the gale l
creased 10 hurricane 2Oth a Pm while laying under
the lee reeed maintoDsa and storm rysal
struck heavy which hove the vessel on her beam
ends; after ng time and there being proc
pect her shng cut awas fore and manmsst when ali.
gbed great difficulty got ciear o. the wrecked stun
The night dark and the sea making complete
every part OF her 22d toe gale moferated
ceeded in getting up urt by taking the iDhoon for
fore mast and spafe opmas fer mainma made what SAL
could and bore for New York. made the High
arcs Oct Il having called under jury masts 1900 miles In
lat 81 80 lon So 46 spoke whaling bark Valparaiso T'tos
from Nav for the Pacific 10 days who lowered
his boat knd mt US spar to make topsai yard OF
SAILED
Steamship Empire city, Havana and New Orleans
Wind during the day. Me-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18
Curious Suit Against the Frankfort Roths.

childs.
The following account Of 9 suit instituted against the
Frankfort branch OF the Roth schd ramily forty
years ago. and which, not outstanding the vexauous
obstacles interposed by the wealth and influence of the
great Jew capitalists Just been decided In favor OF
the plaintiff will be read with interest BY all those who
feel gratn cation in seeing justice mph cnicane
~. It'll only . short time since we had similar Illus
tation courts of the difficulties hich poor
have 10 encounter IN making good their claims
against the rich
From the No-wich, n. Y. Daily seporter.l
JUSTICE SLOW But SURE
Mr.. FDrToA:-A friend of mine ! a prysto letter
tons lawsuf which well deserves to noticed both
for the rake OF the parties and the Bgth spun out
until II received its final quietas few mooths ago. The
bone OF contention the profit the share OF pront
for grain furnished armies OF Napoleoa TIE par
Ties the father OF my friend (Blndng) OF Frank
fort on the. Maine, baker, aud tie patriarch OF the
Roshschild family Mayer Amschei Rotnschiid sous,
the bankers, furnishing the funds, Mr. doing
the purchasing certain stipulated terms. Although
the profits according the original agreement were
muneratve, the old Jew banker wanted 10 reduce the
long purse. B. had grit and just money enough 70
fee the and being convinced OF his right declined
any comp omise short Of the mark and full amount He
mad been offered several times rs, 600 norins In this
way the thing had become heirloom OF toe r. family
IN the second generation, and M. B's son Edward,
grown up be lawyer conducted on his part The
acts, various po,n;s, which he Drs LII skful
raise ben Of their psy hac been cent 70 twenty
Of higher court IN Germany were brought eight times
the Court OF Appeals 10 Lubbock, and accumulated an
expense 80 COO horins and had lasted forty
came 10 oecsion BY decree OF TIE supreme Appela
authority only short time before the death OF the
chief Of the Mayor Amsche sotnschid. Jr, who
died come al seventy years Of age, Dec ., 1883 Mr.
bad the sAiisfs on To receive 600 forms which he
himself eighty years Of age, distributed among his
eleven living children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

From the Toronto Globe, OCT 10
The total population Of The city OF Toronto on the 10th
July last appears BY the recent census 70 have been
Al REQ OF whom II 00s males aud 20 1855 females
The following able shows the numbers In the several
wards DISTINGUISHING the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

NibLos GsnpEs. The German company perform the
fairy opera OF "Undne' for the tonight The
house vii no doubt be packed.
BRoueHAms BowERY.-1he exciting dramas of "Reribu.
ton aud and Duty which have lately created
much sensation here 70 be given with other novelties
BunIoss -shakspere's tragedy Of Hamlet, =
with liz cast embracing he Of Messrs Davenport
FISHER Burton, Placde &C. 70 be played with An Object
Of Interest"
WArACKs THEArRE Miss Agnes Robertson tenders for
her benefit and last 70 night the comedy entitled
The Life OF an Actress and the drama led ANDY Blake
CHAxBNRs STREET THrArRE-"Wallsce,f william Tell, =
The Broken sword and the Forest Rose, all with
marked ability the prominent features OF attraction here
MusEusThe last dramatic version Of "Dredr with Tom
Thumb Tom Tit, announced for this afternoon and
ing. Thus far the piece has elected the most unlimited
plause.
BROADWAY VARIETIES The last opportunity will be NJ.
forded tonight TO witness the nintble children In their
highly successful pieces-"fhe Invincbles and Irish
Broom Maker
WOODS famous band Of vocaists and okers
present q number Of good songs and "Weho.n
Tur Bucxtsy's announce the comcaltiy, styled "All
Moonshnen for the last this evening
BRyArr MALLORY issue unusually attractive bill on
the occasion Of their withdrawal from Empire Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

or an pseoges cad ,ers intended the Nav YoaK In
BALD should bs seulei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

OPENING OF SrALDING g. ROGERS AMrHITHEATEn.
This place of amusement, (ate the Pelican Theater)
opened last night and was most essentially crowded
in short time after its opening. The dress circle
was graced with great many ladies', and the new
and handsome appearance of the theater afforded
pleasure to the sight, whilst the performances Of Matt
Peel and his crowd afforded double pleasure to the
and the organ Of mirthfulness. We do not believe
that is possible to get together such another crowd
of Ethiopian singers and humorists as the present
Campbell Ministries. The troupe has considerably
improved since last year. In addition to Matt Peel,
the invincibe bone-player and humorist: Rumsey,
whose banjoisms are little short of the miraculous
Tom Peel whose dancing is moro ague-like and con-
sequently more captivating than ever Farrenburg,
the ballad singer Gardiner, the bass singer Keene,
the accordeonst; and the harper, whose name we
forgethere are three performers of the first merit
Mr.. Newcomb, whose dancing and talnhorining capa-
bilites are known to the whole Union; Mr.. Donnekcr
violnist Of unusual excellence and buger whose
name we do not know, are now added to the troupe
and render the Instrumentation more delicious thar
ever All were most enthusiastically received and The
pleasure experienced was such that we can very safely
predict an unlimited run of crowded houses Messrs
Spaldng g. Rogers needn't be in any hurry with thel
other attractions while they have Matt Peel and hi
crowd on hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

LATER FROM HAvANA-The United States mail
steamship Black Warrior, J. w. Smith, commander
from New York via Havana, arrived here yesterday
afternoon. From memorandum kindly furnished lis
by the purser, we learn that the Black Warrior en-
countered heavy nonfer when within twenty four
hours run from the Southwest Pass, which WAS ac-
companied by very heavy head sea.
The Black Warrior brought a heavy freight and the
following passengers from New York.
We have received by this arrival files from Havana
up to the I'd instant; they however contain very
little Of interest.
The Spanish brig of war Habanero sailed from
Havana for St Domingo with six thousand stand Of
arms intended for the insulrcctonists in that Re
public.
Active preparations for the armed invasion of
Mexico were still going on.
The sugar crop will be very large large quantities
were coming ill., Exchange on the States was quoted
at 10 per cent discount Freights were low. Tho
Island was perfectly quiet and healthy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

New INSOLVENCY SysTEM-The State Of Massa.
cfusets has adopted new insolvency system, which
meets with public appreciation. Under the old system
the payment Of official fees materially essened the lit.
tie that might be left of debtors estate and there
was, in some instance, too much delay fl obtaining
final result. Under the present system Of fixed saa-
ries for the judges and registrars the proceedings are
carried on with commemorate prompttude. and the
only deduction from the amount collected for the
benefit Of the creditors are the necessary expenses
attending the payment Of the proceeds Of the estate
The total cost of the system to the State is stated
at $27,s0O per annum, and this is said to be more
than made up by the fees paid into the treasury 50
that in fact, the balance is in favor Of the State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
ADVANCE IN COTTON.

ADVANCE IN COTTON.
fsr THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN MNEs.l
New YoRk, Nov. 5.-The Royal mail steamship
Canada, Capt Long, from Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the 25th ult arrived at Halifax this evening,
route for Boston,
The Baltic arrived out at Liverpool on the 22d ult.
Commercial Intelligence
CoTroS.-The advices by the Baltic from the
United States caused an advance of from ID. to 3d.
and an active speculation then ensued.
The sales of the week amounted to 100000 bales,
of which spectators took $4,000, and exporters
1000. On Friday the market was dull, and the sales
amounted to only 5000 or $500.
The Brokers' Circular quotes Fair Orleans I'D. :
NIiddling Orleans 6 15-l6 Fair Upiands, n; Mid
ding Upands, GS the lower qualities showing the
most improvement.
London Markets.
Barring Bros. & Co. quote the market as active.
Sugar has advance Cd to Is.
The Money Market.
The money market is unchanged. Consols are quo
ted at 9li and Oh.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
Il G4l 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

ORLEANS THEATER-Lucie de LGmmermoor.-
The Orleans opens for the season tonight with one
Of the richest productions Of musical genius. The
opening Ct the theater and the debut of the new bari
tone, NJ. Magne, might be novelty enough for one
night but when in additiod to this, we are to have
Mime. Colson in the part of Lucie with Delagrave,
Debrinay and Carrere to support her, may predict
a crowded house, splendid performance and an ar.
dience excited to the highest degree of delight and
enthusiasm. #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

FANCY DR&ss AND MASQUERADE BALLS - Our
ball going friends will please remember that another
of these delightful balls at the Union Hail. outh Dis
trict will take place tonight We deem that SIM
pie announcement of this fact is all that is necessary,
as these balls among the " constitutions = Of the
ID" Garden District" The fair ladies Of that part of
our city generally turn out in full force whenever
Messrs. Conroy & Co. announce ball at the Old
Union and we will venture to say that these balls
have been the indirect Of more union of hands
hearts, etc. than any like assembages ever given in
the city. On this occasion a glorious time may be
expected, as the weather is extremely propitious.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

CR1sp's G!IErY-Opening Nght-Ths establish
men will throw open its doors to the public this eve
ming It will be found new heater in every respect,
internally, and the bill offered is Of great excel
lence. Balfes opera of the " Bohemian Girl
which is nothing more or less than chain Of the
sweetest melodies interviewer with drama Of absorb
ing interest-will be rendered by the whole strength
of the operatic company: Miss Rosae Durand, of
the Boston, New York and Philadelphia theaters
Miss Georgina Hodson, of the Lyceum in London
and Wailack's in New York Miss Marie Duckworth,
of the New York Academy Of Music and Messrs.
Frazer Streton Lyster and Trevor gentlemen all of
operatic fame. The afterpiece will be the musical
farce of Anthony and Cleopatra" in which Miss
Hodson will give touch of her humorous quality,
aided by Mr.. Davidge, who comes among us with high
repute as a comedian. The company is altogether
the newest that has appeared in New Orleans for
many years, and we shall be much disappointed if it
does not prove also to be of the most excellent.
There will be rush tonight and those who have not
secured seats had better do it in time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

IHE PAULDING CLARIoS.-The Eastern Clarion of
Pauldng, Miss, has lately been compelled, by in
creased and increasing circulation to put up new
steam engine The Clarion has, perhaps, a larger list
than any weekly i'll the South or Southwest and what
is still more creditabe, the circulation is well de-
served
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS. - The receipts of the
Boards of the Presbyterian 20. s. Church for Sep
TENDER, are reported follows: Domestic missions,
$4,07o q; education $l,5G2 25; foreign missions,
s4,IS8 %; publication, 1921 60, donations and
sales inclusive; and church extension, 1888 L. Total
SlG6,3 o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

MR. GODDARD At PHlLADELrnfA.--The PHILADELPHIA
correspondent of the Baltimore American, in 4 letter
GATED 18th ut has the following in relation to this
well known eronaut:
Mr.. Godards aerial vessel will sail again on We'd
profitable All the seats for this trim have teen taken
~ Mr.. Van Osten. of the Clinton House. Mr.. Vim.
1fa3ks and two Others Mr.. GODDARD expects 10 start
precisely at o'clock so as to give his passengers
;ong lF as possible before night. GODDARD is prov
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

PAssESGERs-Thc following is a list of passen,
gers by the steamship Empire City, Capt Griffin, for
New York via Havana, which left this port at s
o'clock yesterday morning:
For Mac lor&-C W. Fo!ser Mrs. Ives, George West and
Is Storage,
For H4ranG,G. Il, liustcd lady aud child, Marroleta Den
Emeltc iiernGn3ez r Maxwell j. McNcvc!, W. kos G. J.
Hubbard L. Bonar IL. knst, Il. De Nnu, Capt. Caaicld r.
D. SEit Thomas ponnr!, Jose MacIrau i. Il. Curtis, Joh
7. Russell and sttcrHgr
For California. Mr.. l.ooms lady and child Miss locms
f, T. Easnnd J. k Sanahnu, Miss Shrnhun J. SWAIN
A. Saieris. Mr. Heating, lady and ci,rcn H. j. Dunn and
Mr. Moss, Mr. ard Mrs Keep Mrs. Dtsncy, Miss ts Mrs
Andrews, Mr. lcuc'cn D. {. Levy, Jr, Mr. r&sry lady and
infant "a StccraGt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

SAM SLIcK.-EXJudse Halliburton, author Of sam
Slick, the Clock Pedar, has taken final farewell of
Nova Scotia a place of residence. Clifton, his
beautiful seat at Windsor, sold weeks since
and the old Judge has taken his passage for Liver
pool TO make his home in Great Britain for the re-
mnindcr Of his daYs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

CoNsULs RECOGNIZED BY THE PRESIDENT The
President of the United States has officially rccogni
sed Joseph Degnoodt as vice Consul of Belgium at
New Orleans, and Herman Gelpke Us Consul of the
Dukelom of AnhatDessau for the State of New
York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
Fashionable Clothing.
r. PITK.IN & CO.,

No. 81 CAMP STREET
Between Common aud Gravlcr streets.
We receiving every arrival full aud fashionable
Stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS, variety of colors and the latest and best
styles.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, II large and splendid assortment
SACAND PALETOT extra long and large and medium length
TALMAS AND CATELON1ANS the latest style and fine finish.
Blnck and Blue CLOTH ClOAks, long and medium lengths,
and neat finish
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCKS and DRESS
COATS finished in the best style, Hedum and fine quality.
VESTS, of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere Coloed and Black and all styles Of silk VESTS.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, a full sock.
BOYS AND YOUTliS' SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS
TRUNKS.
And every article wanted for outfit will be sold AS low
can be purchased in the city.
r. PITkIN CO.,
n3 opli vlW 3. Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

New YORK, Nov. 5.--Thc counties of Gloucester
Cumberland and Camden give Buchanan 4OSl
Fillmore 3,S71 Fremont .G25.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

E4~Liyer Complaint, dyspepsia and Piles.
PHILADELPHIA, March lS53-ilr Z. NJ. JackSon-car sir
the years have been severely afflicted The
Complaint Dyspepsia and Piles, suffering rl;ly the
pains and Inconvenience attendant upon such complaints, with
energy being scarcely able attend my businesses
used great deal Of mcdcne with apparent clnngr until
used yonr "looiiuudS German BitterS They
tirrly cured am entirely from pain and ache
any kind and feel like man in every respect and uhes
tatinglx recommend your Btters all inralidS.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN r. CORY, 10 Lagrange Place.
rsJ~See advertisement. ol6 2pmWSA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1856.

To torng for the Crescent 'ei
s7ease berr IL mind that do no. admit anonymous coRmun
cations. n al required that the name and status Or
tic orr be made knoon to Gn condolences Of co~se) tJofe
insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

IA The accommodating purser of the steamship
Black Warrior has placed US under renewed obliga-
tions for memoranda and papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

We would cal the attention Of those in Of
HOUSE FCRNISHINt DRY GOODS.
large and WI, a>>ieI Stock Of nrorta,;on which
have htt i gereiytal, consisting III p4ri
RICH NEW STYLE SILK AND WnNSTEn DANASk, for
Curtains
KrrIi EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
'' JACQTARN AND DAMASk NTHIINS;
'' NAMASk TABLE SETS AND SERVE Is DE REARN;
EMBROIDERED EOBINErS MD PLAIN NETS foI
Hus
ryenc, an English WooIEN and No!,LEToN BLANK
ETS;
FRENCH Scotch and Ir.l SEETINl;S ant PILLOW lin
EN-;
FRENCH Scotch l>,d Irish T0WEIINtiS and III \FERS
LINEN AND cotton STRIPE AND PLAID TItKTNG :
tHINIZ-fur rfan, and FHriturc crinEs. A> also all
Dry ',u !" ;h' hoist, tur. Lt.: line which will be anl
GIQCEL & JAMISON,
r1- 1r,f Is 'ltTtr,>
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
BTeeU Orleans

.BTeeU Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
NO. 60 Camp street.
.SCExo or. z q or. tn Y.yog1.E:Xi F..
To School Teachers,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS
The attention of those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS and
STATIONERY either for their own se to sell is respect
fully invited to the Of the subscriber who offers all
kinds Of
SCH DOL BOOKS,
as Low other establishment this city and has CON
Sthny IN and all works in the departments EIuca
ton in general use.
An eNeusi'e assortment of Law, MEDICAL TIEOIOGI
CAL nd MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, i'll every department
Literature Science and Art together with every article Of
STATIONERY.
For sale at the LOWEST PRICES the New Orleans Sta
TONERS Warehouse
J. 3. STEEL,
60 Camp street.
n Il. 4 LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed to Country Deal.
Professors and Teachers and all who buy to sell
again M 2p3t,GltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures grand opera Of
Lurie dc Ian,mcrmOor.
CRIsr's GMEry.-Balfe opera, the bohemian Girl,
and the hurietta of Antony and Cleopatra.
SpA1DING & ROGERS AMrulrnE ATER.--West 4
Pcels Campbell Minstruls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
~ SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGE1s.-e

a3~ Mr.. NJ. H. Samues has our thanks for files OF
late Kingston (Jamaica) papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

TERMS:
The Crescent will beregnhry served to subscribers IN the
city early hour every morning Sundays excepted fo
$40 year, advance; half yearly and quarterly at Inc
same rates, 20 week, payabeto the carriers
Advertisements per squRrefrst Insertion in al cases.
81; for every subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
iverenents page charged 81 of every
insertion
advertisements published intervals will be charged 81 per
b square for every insertion.
Advertisements not marked " be published one month"; or
longer charged accordingly no advertisement or sno
scrptio viii stopped until all arrearages are paid at the
option Of the proprietors.
aysr,eal E9Tscoxrnt be made regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which rendersit desirable medium for adver
Users AS FAMILY PAPER circulaes largely reaching
many hundreds homes early hour and being read
before approach of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantageously published in its
columns
THE WE e KLY CRBS CE MT
published every Monday morning s. year. invariably in
advance. Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
siaua Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas ana other
States favorable mode to advertisers Of making
their wares commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

MH.MtECY>s CECCLAR.-Thc London Post speak
ing of Mr.. Morcy's maritime circular, says:
We do not want war with America hut we must
look upon it as M cveuualty not impossible and we
must consider how it is to he carried on Not by land
for there she is UnaSsai!abe; hardly against her war
navy for with such dSproportipalc numbers could
do but little mischief 1t is in her commerce that She
is chiefly vulnerable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06
CGs.pesisegs.

per ships Ntpune Edward IlyaHl and Mont
,noruncy from Liverpool fresh supply Of designs and
beautiful patterns VELVET TAPESTRY and EUSSEt.S
CAKPEYINt from the celebrated nlnIulrttry Of j. Cros
ley 4 Sons.
ALI. WOOL and TEMP DrTCIl,
superior article for Counting Houses, Offices ni Nurseries.
COCOA AND CANTON MATTTNG.
TODD 4 GANDOLFI,
ne 2iG 100 Canal s., Royal Totro Buildings