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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
ST, maRY,s CORRESPONDENCE.

ST.. MARY January 10, 1856.
Editors Crescent--You copy, with apologize comments
to the great merchant your city, in your
of the 7tb an extract from an article mine msprnted
in an essential manner in the Picsyune Systematic
discountine should read, it written, systematic
discydiing in which form only it makes sense
Whether the allegations made have nothing whatever
to sustain them' you aege, claim at your hands
the privilege of discussing,
As to the amount of the last years insurance business
and whether the losses exceeded the premiums submit
whether they by any possibility affect In the slightest
degree the Justice or truth of the charges made.
know that your banks and insurance oices hahituay
discredit the planter by requiring as they express
city name in guarantee of all transactions with them
and have been refused by the former the privilege
corded to the poorest city resident CT making deposits and
drawing upon them my convenience, being informed az
the time that such was the uniform rule. -..
was also refused the facility of making insurance on
nv property under the rule, in the last year In
consequence of my objection to paying citizen "a per
cent Tor minutes services and the use OF his ndspen
sable name remain to this time uninsured to the pu
extent your offices willing to assume the risk ,
When, therefore, ksoD that your merchants as the
heads and directors of your banking and insurance com
panies practice on These rules evidently with the inten
ton of throwing business and the seangs in the shape
of The returned prei,ms) into each others hands, may
in reason be permitted doubt whether, under these
aspects the interests Of the city and country are one
undivided you assert shall at least hod last te
my present belief that they distinct and that mean
NAV be devised to effect nearer equality IN the PRIV
eees the citizen and countryman until after some De
cided failing effort to that end
Yours, truly, as subscriber ana
CITIZEN PLANTER OF ST. MARY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

ORLEANS THEATER.-s' Les Rendezvous Bour-
geois,"" Les Noces de Jeannette: Une Femme qu So
jette parls Fenetre."
ST. CHARLES THEATER. MIR. Neafie as Jack
Cads in the play of that name, Dance and The Too
dies"
GAIErY THgArER.-ss Azael or, The Child Of
Israel,n introducing Mr.. Kellers Tableaux.
PELICAN THE4TER.--Signor Donetti's wonder
full troupe Of educated animals in variety of perform
ances
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM Menagerie, aus
toaton circus ancient relics cosmoramic views and per-
formsnces on the tight rope.
VANNUCHIs MUSEUM. 80 Wax statuary and
Grand soree Magques every evening. living ourane
outaug,
OLYMPIC Circus COMPANY. - Corner Of St.
Louis and Basin streets. Performance this evening" com
| mencing at 7 O'Clock, 5000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
TR1A1, on InrsH F1L1BusrERs.-The trial Of the

TRIAL OF IRISH F1LIBusrERs.- The trial of the
alleged Irish filibusters, the arrest Of whom in
Cincinnati was mentioned few days sgo, COM
menced on the 7th before Judge Leavitt, Of the
i. S, District Court. Hon. Thos. Corwin, Geo.
R. Sage and Judge Probssco appeared for the
Government r. W. Piatt, VIM. S. Groesbeck
and P. Mallon appeared for the accused. W.O.
Halpin appeared in his own behalf. Mr.. Roe
craft, the British consul, was present, and dur
ing the trial he admitted that the prosecution
was Het on foot by him.
The following is copy of the oath adminis-
tered to those who joined the society:
ssIn the awful presence of God, do volunta-
rily declare and promise that shall use my
endeavors to form u brotherhood, amongst Irish
men of all persuasions, for to uproot and over
throw English government in Ireland; and
furthermore declare, that neither hopes, fears,
rewards or punishments, shall ever induce me to
make known any of the secrets of this order to
ell this most solenlnly pledge my most sacred
honor
The prosecution was instituted under the 9th
section Of the act of1S1S, known as the neutral
| ity law 1t reads as follows:
| If any person shall within the jurisdiction OF
territory Of the United States, begin or set or
foot, or provide, or prepare the means for any
military expedition, or enterprise, to be carried
| on from thence against the territory or domin
| ions Of any foreign Prince or State, or of any
colony, district, or people, with whom the Uni
ted States are OF peace, every person SO offend
i ing shall be deemed guilty of q misdemeanor
! and shall be fined not exceeding $4,000, ane
imprisoned not exceeding three years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

A RICH LUMp.-The New York Mirror has
seen q solid hemisphere of pure gold, taken
from the Columbia mine, Ca, the result of three
days work. The value of the lump is $1,000.
These mines are owned by few enterprising
gentlemen, who are working them with great
success. A company partly composed of the
proprietors of the Columbia mine, are about to
open the Parks mine in the same neighborhood,
which promises to yield on average Of 5000 ton
of the precious metal. The proprietors of these
mines count on an aggregate product of about
$50, 900 month. This, considering the mode
rate cost Of working, is O. golden harvest
almost equal to the richest s'returns" from the
p1acers Of Ell Dorado.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

HEAVY ROBBERY "A few days ago Signor
Francisco Amanda, Minister Plenipotentiary
from Venezuela, and Florencic Ribas, his secre-
tary, arrived from Havana at Charleston. They
took rooms ct the Mills House, and while at
breakfast the room of the former was entered,
and three Thousand dollars in doubloons stolen
from his trunk. The Secretary, on returning
from breakfast, met q man coming out Of the
room, and not suspecting any thing wrong,
allowed the man to pass him. On entering
the room, he found that the trunk had been
broken open and the money taken. He imme-
diately followed in pursuit, but the man sue
ceeded in effecting his escape through the store.
room into the street. r&
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. Mem 0rleasg @genep Iarhet.
caEscEsr orFrcr, No. 70 CANT srRnEg

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y 80 s"o eeys pussy, shu 80
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we're i,oAs
yes our ssteess presehseq eoou uea '.
ana y 1ae cry trace snere was ss
aone o. On any aas ol t.e WeeA' - sne
goods hafa8efe ana ooaiatetel orahones y
mas neen an improvements thas ls ~ h'o.e =
neronandise neng tarneo OUT oenotes sh i
1o snis We oah aoo thas bahks' bsnAeAs'
ets, nlt anu No.e nroAefs, nave peen
ana from sne general ahltnesaon
"hcn marked oil engaged IN sfaoe AZ Mouu y.
that the oeihgerents on tne otner sae VIII
senses, ana rumors OF peace' wore one s'uo a.' -
i1a5 !. x,o,;,,
ness VI our colnnerc!al an nnAne@i ooAAAaoss 's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

Cold WEATHER IN M1SNEsoTA.-The st. Paul
Pioneer, of the 9th ult., says
On Monday morning the mercury in the Their
mometer indicated colder weather than we have
experienced in St. Paul for two Or three years.
1t fell to thirty-eight degrees below zero, at
A. NJ, and at 8 o'clock stood at thirty degrees
below. At noon it rose to ten below.
Persons in the East and South will hardly be
able to appreciate that little or no Inconvenience
is felt by our citizens during this "cold term,
yet such is the fact. Yesterday morning there
was no wind-the air was still as death, and q
biting sensation about the nose and ears was
the only Indication of very cold weather, expe-
rienced by those pursuing their usual outdoor
aYocations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

The Duke of Argyle has been always putting
himself forward with pamphlets, speeches, lee-
lures, soirees His Grace once thought that,
because on one occasion Lord Derby did not
reply to his speeches, therefrom the palm of VIC
tory rested with the Duke, who crowed Justify
i" My Lords,'' said the Earl Of Derby, SO short
time since there was one of those persons called
snavvies,' who was in the habit of allowing his
wife to beat him He was very large man,
and she was only small woman. The neigh
bors asked him why he permitted her. 90,
never mind,' said he, 8 it amuses her and don't
hurt me-" Shouts of laughter greeted this
aIlusion,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

The U. s. sloop- of-war ST. Mary's, Captain
7, Bailey, according to advices very recent
~ received at the Navy Department, was at
Talcahuano, Chill, about the last of Novem-
Der last, and her commander was expecting to
sail Immediately for Valparaiso. All were
well aboard her. He had just arrived from the
Fejee Islands. The John Adams was at that
time expected OF Valparaiso daily from the
Feiee Islands L. E--..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY

RED RIVER.
Swan, Capt. Hayes, o'clock Lewis snapp & Co., and
and 7. B. Smith, agents.
YAZOO RIVER.
John strader Brown, master, o'clock Lewis snapp
s Co.: agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Nick Thomas, Irwin, master, 8 O'Clock John +. hyde
Co., &C Poydras street, agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
r. P. Leathers Bennett MASTER O'Clock Lewis snapp
S Co., agents.
New Latona, Gross, master, 9 4. NJ.
H. R. W. Hill, Newell, master O'Clock Richard Nixon
6 Csrondelet street, and Bell, Buchanan & Co., Il:
Magazine street, agents.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Gem Hesp, master, at o'clock John e. Hyde Co., 81
Poydras street. agents.
oUACHITA RIVER.
Louisa, F. Keeling, master, at O'Clock. L. snapp 90
81 Front street. agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

UNION MARINE AssocIArIoN.-A meeting of
this new organization Of steamboatmen was held Sat-
urday evening, board the steamer Eclipse Captain
Rogers President elect of the Assocatou appeared in the
chair, and John Il. Hyde, Esq., acting Secretary
The following rates of freight adopted for the pre-
Vrppk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

MOBILE sANDs Quo RAILRoAD-The Mobile
Advertiser learns from the West Tennessee
Wing, that the Commissioners on roads left that
city on the Sd, in company with the Chief En-
gineer of the road, Capt. Child, for the purpose
Of examining the first thirty miles on the north
ern end Of the road, to ascertain if the same is
in condition to entitle the company to issue
State bonds for the purchase Of iron, in accord
ance with the act of the Legislature Of 1853-'54.
The Wing says about ninety-fve miles of the
hundred and aix in Tennessee are now graded,
upon which $550,000 have been expended; 81
when the track laying commences there will bt
no occasion for cessation until the whole Stat,
| is passed through. Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

Francis g. Rives, once editor of the Washing
ton Globe, slipped on the ice the other day at
Petersburg, Va, and broke his arm. It had to
be amputated, and now he has only one arm.--
Which one was broken is not stated.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
In the Evansville Qs.) Journal Of the 7th,

In the Evansville (Ia) Journal Of the 7th,
We find the following
The officers Of the David White, up Saturday
morning, report the large freight steamer Flori-
da lying in a dangerous position at the foot of
Diamond Island, near Mt. Vernon. The Florida
passed down last week with full cargo for
New Orleans She got aground at the tow
head, at the foot of Diamond Island. Last Fri
day she was lying at that point hard aground,
and the river falling. She was partly broad
side to the stream, in the middle Of the river in
a manner, and the ice pouring down against
her. She was totally out of fuel and utterly
helpless Captain Mullikin had gone to Mount
Vernon to procure additional aid, and had but
little hopes of saving her. She has doubtless
been stove in by the ice, but being aground can
not prove total loss. There was q large num-
Der Of cattle on board, and no way of getting
them ashore. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

HARD TIMEs.-The last number of the Phil
sdelphis Pennsylvania has twenty-four columns Of
sherI6 sales advertisements. This would be eonsd
cred in sections Of the country real sign Of hard
times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
NEagssey HHOasse, Eaton Rouge.

Th we'll known Hotel has undergone during the past two onh
very repairs; various have
parts the establishment the supplied
with nothing overlooked that would be likely add
to tho comfort and nvenience Of its patrons.
az Furniture and everything pertaining to the house has been
thoroughly oerhsuled perfect order and it
for the reception of Euesta.
i,n,f ansm WM MARKHAM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

CoppER, TIN AND sHsgF IRON WORKERS ~
John Haller Bro No. 247 Tchoupitoulas street. above
St. Joseph are prepared to do all the kinds Of work in
their line of business that are specified in their adver
tisement and TO DO it WE'LL promptly and eheapy Those
who have anything be done coming within the scope of
their line Of business should refer to their advertisement
in another column -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

CARPET " WAREHOUSE A. Rousseau s. Co., one
Of our ode and largest carpet dr have by late arr
walls at their store 1eharres street. very complete
assortment Of articles needfu for that department Of
housekeeping Many of the articles are specially men
kionsd in the advertisement 49,. -..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

BRANDY, VINES AND BtrTERs, F. w. Ceeler,
ITO Common street, continues to keep bis former full
ply of old Wsst India rum, Mare apple and peach bran
dies scotc Irish and american whiskies old and table
Wines btter etc Gentlemen Rho aFs making purchases
viii do WE'LL after referring TO the advertisement 70 cal
mon III. ooeIer and examine bis stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

Freighs for PtsbuFg to be chageu u per CENT audl-
tional
The bylaws amended as to enable captains of
boats engage coast freight at current rates shipment
on the following week. without regard to any tariff
Of rates which may prevail when the shipment shall be
40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

AUCTION SALE = To-day, at half-past ten
o'clock Gardner Smith will sell at auction at the corner
Of Chartres and Toulouse Streets rich supply Of mi
merry French Silks and other goods Of the best Partisan
manufacture As she sale is to be without the
ladies should avail themselves Of the opportunity to eff
feet desirable purchases
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
H nefease TOT Sae WEEK EiFVI
The following is the of coin in the vaults

Total receipts since lstSspembeF, F7lVo'za
There we're some sales Of Mexican dollars to-day ut
1o4 and 1O4 the latter price only paid to regular
customers There very few buyers in market at this
time at these rates-they worth in New York only
| 1o4k for expectation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

~ Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint difficult We pleased have it in
power point remedy which has proved eaczal
cage safely recommend certain and infaible
the of reeuing thousands from untmey
grave. Hollands German Bter prepared Dr.
NJ Jakson the German Medicine Store 2b Arch Phsde
ph,a. See advertisement. jau4 lnd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

YELLOW FEVER AT AUX CATEs.-The brig
Loango, Capt. Little, from the above port De-
cember 10th, arrived at New York on the 9Th
inst. She reports the fever as raging fearfully.
Every vessel in the port had lost more or less of
their crews. Some of the foreign ships in port
were entirely deserted, their whole crews having
died
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

For THE CoapLExIoN.-J. Wright & Co., Nos.
81 and ISL Charities street, advertise with this
ing Fetridge Co. celebrated Paphian Lotion y and
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers both Of which are
eminent among the cosmetics Of the age, and enjoy
welldeseryed popularity among those who make Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21
IMPORTANT
To those Ustaag Star Candies

: I1lE III ENIlVTN UT- -IT1E I UbIIC 10
invited to the fact Star Candles offered for sale
DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT that what 10 od for pound
actually weighs but fourteen marked
30 lbs fall short three five Thalc
does fall the WhoeBa Dealers who packages
marked weight the Raaers who sell by
the Consumers who thus for about oneenih than they
receive. IT.
The subscribers have always made their Candles fall sixteen
mark weight, which
by testing them. As their
article equal quality
solicit the Of purchasers who desire
OF the time correct DEALING
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cncinnst,
sole the
jams 9p3m JOSEPH LANDS Il CO., 50 Tchoupltouas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

agr At this season, when coughs and colds
have their festival and supreme very gratifying
to know that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar will remove the suffering and allow the free use
tho throat head and lunga II is highly recommended
also for asthma and consumption ForEale byJ Wright
d Co. u and ISL Chartres street =kEfg 81 a S4N
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a FL Dne Price Store.
UNIFORMLY LOW. .e
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.

3, otz- LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLoIH1N3. II
ALFRED MUNR DE & G o.,
81 MAGAZINE srnrxr, "a
Arc exhibiting unusually exten7e a
sorimentof
sEEAsoNABLE CLOTHING,
To which they invite the attention purehaera Annexed is par
tial list:
Black and Colorad Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
BUSINESS COATS. suits o match, variety Of colors;
BEAVER OVER FRocKs, very fine; 81. 4a~
PILOT CLOTH COATS. IN every style aad quality;
CATELONIANS, TALMAS, CLoAKs, and
MONTE CHRIsT0S = as-a---'-....
BouLEvARDS of Pilot Cloth and SHORT sACs; @
Five thousand pairs Of PANTALOoNS various kinda
VESTS Black and coored, Of the following goods:
SATIN SILK, Eats, Il. d. s
.- CASHMERE,
~ VELVET and CAsS1MERs.
u.. FURNISHING GOODS.
SPLENDID AsSoETM EFT.
And we would particular attention to stock of SHIRTS
Keeping always onhAud large assortment are enabled to III all
siges of neck and length Of arms.
Boys AND CHIDREN's CLOTHING,
In all the variety gcodu named above for men, and M
vol fact Boya Clothing manufactured by are the
best to be found. every PARTICULAR in New Orleans
M Co. only AGENTS in Now Orleans OF the UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the sao their
RUBBER GOODS PATENT among thu
stock Picking Coat Apron Capot and Cloth TO MAKE
the same; Beds Pillows, CashiouB Caps Carriage and AoPa
Cloth Leggus all description of COATS made by them
Ck speaking Spanish languages, always at
eA'' Ey- NO TRoUBLETo sHow GOODS. ~
| ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| ianI6 spst "a Magazine street. corner Of Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

Rich 81 C0.'s SfgEGgassN9eaese Safes.
WILL ER'S TENT,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS. THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED
Ttselve Years in Use and not a Dollars
Worth Of Books or Papers Destroyed,
Afu of he Valuable and sud
SOUTHMAXD & HARRISON.
nils 1y % CAMP STREET,
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MONDAY 4 MORNING, JAN'Y q, 1856.
9Ffz
i y SEE FIRST IsAdsE Il .e1

Gibson, clerk Of the steamer Z Il
" aHil has cur thanks toz lste Msnphis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

DIED:
Yesterday morning. ats O'clock ram da.s OF The heart GEO.
SMITH, of Farnve Va.s lately resident of this city.
B- yirgiaapapeIs please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

Among the many Insurance Companies to 70 found In
very few, probably, deserve the public patron
age better than the old Home Company of New York.
which r. WI Rsyne, No. 46 Camp street, ID the agent
here. AS instance Of its prompude in settling Losses
we may state that Mr. Zimmerman who was q loser by
the fire Canal street last Friday night, had check
given him the whole amount Of insurance before noon
Of the next day. Such conduct deserves and will com.
and public confidence and support See tho advertise.
nens elsewhere. 3 &$3$ &i F tE "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

IN another column ne publish g letter t
frorn sn intelligent sugar planter 81 the parish Of 81
Mary ea forth ~ some Of ours few days
sincs while d portion III the latter perhaps objec-
sionable ii its tone to yet We waive that as
ii dsccurses d uesion III ia des-
tined To occupy q public attention as NO
distant day Of our policy 70 close QUE col
,nps aeatst j Hill discuasonG any matters We may
nrassnt IL our readers when they are Of nature that
vii interest tbs pablo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

FLOATING PALACE NIUsEUM 1T will be seen,
by reference the that Ne aee to have
The Floating Palace Museum with all its wonders still
another week with us. In addition to the many things
thst have attractive heretofore Mr. Nellis the
no-rmed man, will show to what result the sup
ply the place d hands in shooting drawing etc Madame
Olnza viii perform on the tighttope, and the museum
circus and msnagerie will BE- exhibited without extra
charge All should 90 who have not Jet attended.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-21

During the first act but little applause was bestowed
as all seemed the qi re to judge rather than to sd
mre but the close of the second act all restraint
abandoned and from that until the falling of the curtain
round after round of applause rewarded the genius Of the
actor who by his intensity and power had moved every
heart in the audience The dignity the suffering and the
noble patriotism of the character given in
to leave nothing for the most exactng desire We
glad to see that Jack Cadet be repeated night the
last of this genteman engagement and those who wish
to witness this fine production powerfully represented
will avail themselves Of this occasion.
Tomorrow, we understand, Mr.. Neafe will take his
benefit and make his last appearance in New Orleans