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: aRtfar al sATUHpAf A fus<nAT u 40 q Ahh
coming in freely In lsose psrcr Ptees
rather I've W. mote Fra.ie.l Lngs e. 10 al 50 god
In. L. = ~ fne IN 81 common l.sf e. Ia 80
Tfas d. 91Uto - FEW lots hue Manufacturing nav"
b. slldAi { = tn sIe =. -. .
M'HrAr-R e-ripts light Red O. 30. White ~ 'i5-Ex-
- ore-saperane So g. Extra Sc 80 IS Family - IS
= - -.
uoRx-s5 to 20 et. Meal socis.
JSo. CLARK.
tanlms Merchant.
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IYNCuBI Rg WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED EsERf TUESDAY ASp SATURDAY BY
A. Is. RUCKER.
WHOLESALE AND RET ALL GROCER AND
Com mi--iOn Merchant.
OPPOSITE BANK FARE. LfNCHBtR0. VA
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THIS DAY
BY BRYAN AkFRS. Auet'r.

QDlRIgC sasE.-We will sell. on Jhar.da,
tue 18Th dan II DrecHbet neat At Factory Tho
Hi fscirs ftxurts eoHsisti 81 large and b.,
screw. Pound Is and p Mills md many other articles usually
kept in manufacturing establishments They ecu,ray
u.afly ~ and Ia good condition
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months fiuc months credit v III negotiable Nst
istseorilv endIsrd SAINT il will bu
ness q ii.
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POST mssnt.
The will posiiiy ely iake place TO DAY half rat
2oelnck lOlNbfkIER HALSIi
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"ch an" s'n' l""''to faeioiN Vn hgh Str, p.t.r.
onfE fsh" inth' occupancy II h'ssrs Jones iia>er
Is offered Tor sale prSatctt. II rcnI .''
ms Is niaesiiohah5 ono Of thr rnuvrniant AMI
Inifably arranged !aetorit Tia, and Is l,st .,
siina' fronting about on feet tlfsnt,e Street
feet on High Street - 'u' -
ms t"fy has r'renhy been hrii, portion Il u inst c,
Plcedl pl NE cat material ,,,,t
manner Win the Vi ~ Of carrying the uasi
S'heSs ia MI rs details witt the
o'si acNaast lke lnbaet" Ia lures. ais winch ar. ~,
cohp re 'A "i lhe be>t r ract.r .f sal T. rtb
and ntIcr kinds ~
should this property not be Sold privately v the oo H.,
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.ulselp'' iar ~" hSrtrs aud box tius,t f. ! urdr
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Future. DAYS.
By " VI. IL. MoSBN.

HACKS. HORSES AND WAGONS. AT Auction
undersigned wing driemined To discontinue The ia
cry will .ril TUESDAY the 93l the olp
H. an no
2new Wagons Sc, ord baud Wagons.
| Sukps--!
Lot Harness Saddles ar.
OGiESBY 4 ca
The undersigned VIII eoi'in inc Drayhge and boating
bnsH,ss - heretofore 'e
dec DAVID
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Al Z ,
~ and Northern MAMMA, nrrd Furniture always on hand
Hair and >hHck 1ttressoS fuckers Patent Spring Rcd, a.,
Chairs ct every dv-er ptiou. A WINSTON
Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05


WASHINGTON, July 29-Senate-The Senate re-
fused by vote Of IA to 49, to order the engrossment
of the bill approprang $75 900 to test the practical
bility and usefulness of Richardson's Atmospheric
Telegraph.
House-The House proceeded to act on the various
amendments reported from the Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union to the Army Appro-
priation bill.
Mr.. Barbours amendment was read "That Con-
gress hereby disappearing of the code of alleged laws
communicated, claiming to have been passed by the
Territorial Legislature of Kansas, and Disappearing
OF the manner in which the said alleged laws have
been enforced by the authorities of the Territory ex-
pressly declare that until said alleged laws shall be
confirmed by the Senate and the House of Represent
atives having been enacted in accordance with the
organic law by the people Of Kansas, part of the
military forces of the United States shall be employed
in their enforcement shall any citizen of Kansas
be required to act as the posse comatus of any Off
Ger acting marshal or sheriff OF said Territory and
such laws are regarded as null and void"
The amendment was rejected-yeas S8, nays 50.
The House then concur1ed in Mr.. Sherman's amend
ment Provided that part of the military force of
the United States shall be employed to aid in the
torcement of the alleged laws of the Legislative
semby of Kansas convened at Shawnee Mission until
Congress shall declare whether the laws are valid or
not, and passed by Legislature chosen in conformity
with present organic law. And until Congress shall
so act it shall be the duty of the President to use the
military force of the United States to preserve the
peace suppress nsurrecton, repel invasion and pro
tect the persons and property of citizens therein
and on the highway of Missouri and elsewhere against
unlawful seizure and search and that the President
disarm the present militia recall all the United States
arms, and prevent armed men from going into the
territory and disturb the public peace enforce rea
| or pretended laws"
The vote stood yeas 81, nays Sc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
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IA -NM H1HRMCA -N GEL u NESS.

Aa
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TIE AMERICAN PARTY
New Orleans, August 4ttl, 1856. 5
this Committee it becomes my duty that the time
has arrived for thorough organization of the American Party
in the Parish Of Orleans In order TO carry into effect the pro-
visions of the resolutions Of lie American State Convention
held Baton Rouge the 6 June last by virtue
authority vested in the Executive Committee of the American
Party, invite and request all members Of the American
Party throughout the Parish of Orleans i'll their respect
i've Wards at their usual places Of meeting,
On Saturday Evening, 9th inst, ut o'clock,
for the purpose of organizing American Giubs for each
Ward of the city and for the election of officers for the said
American Ward Gibbs and fix day for their respective regu
lar meetings.
1t will be understood that this proceeding contepntes the
entire organization Of the American Party in the Parish
Orenus and intended apply all the Wards of the City
without reference to whether any organizations have been al
ready effected any Of the Wards The Executive Com
mtee considering that in order make the organizations effect
i've and harmonious they should be made and the
time.
The Presidents Of the respective Clubs will report TO the
dersgned the Of the Officers of the Clubs respectively
and the places and days Of regular meetings.
J. 0. NIXON Chairman
aus 20 State Executive Committee American Party.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
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Having extensive cirenlatio Throughout Lou
asana Mississippi exas and other
states presents nods 10 making
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

CRoPs IN VRGlN1A.-The Richmond Wing, of the
3oth ut has the following under the above caption
We continue to receive alarming accounts of the
corn and tobacco crops in the greater portion of East
ern Virginia. The drought and the ehinch bug are
nearly co-extensive A failure of the tobacco crop
might be endured; though that would be severe
visitation under the burden of double taxes but
corn is the staff of life to man and beast in Old Vir
ginia.
The following letter from Buckingham speaks FOL
that region:
"JULY 26, 1S56.-The crops are in an alarming
state There has been no rain, aud the corn is in {
dying condition. and the tobacco is either dead or dy
ing. There can be no crop made Of either without
speedy and copious rainR,H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

The latest rumors from Washington eto the effect
chat Great Britain will ereong send out Minister to
supply the place Of Mr.. Champion. Lord Howden
formerly Ambassador at Madrid) is mentioned.
There issoe reason to hope that the Central Anleri
can difficulty is to be settled now by Great Brtains
consenting TO retroeede the Bay Islands to the State
nf Honduras #5a@2% 5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
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by THE NATIONAL LINE

New YORK, August The United States mail
steamship Atlantic from Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the 23d Of July, has arrived at this port
Commercial Intelligence.
The news from the United States had no effect upon
tie Cotton market, which remained firm at previous
rates. The sales for the three days previous to the
departure of the steamer amounted to - ot
which speculatol took 1000 bales ndexporters 1890
The quotations are unchanged.
BREADsTuFFs- market is firm with moderate
business doing. Flour shows a slight advance on
4 higher grades, and decline on the lower,
WHEAT Better grades are Id. higher Lower
grades have declined I'd. aa
CoRN-Transactions are small, but prices are firm
The stormy weather had unsettled the market.
PRovIsIoNs.-In Beef and Pork there was a better
| demand though prices were unchanged.
Consols for money were quoted at 95s.
General News.
Our accounts of the Spanish insurrection are con-
fieting 1t is said to be suppressed in Madrid, but
has its head quarters at Saragossa, where Espareros
\ partsans have secured the garrison. y
1t is reported that the Cortes had assembled and
| legally proclaimed liberty and Constitution.
Louis Napoleon has ordered troops to the frontiers
Of SPAIN
Failures in England
John Mann, cotton broker, Liverpool; Joseph
] Wright y Co., spinners Stockport; Low Lane
Manchester: Dexter & Co., and four other houses
have failed. Their liabilities are large and assets
small
Kentucky State Election.
4 LOUISVILLE, Aug 1.-THE whole American ticke
is elected by 2lO0 majority.
In Glasgow, Frankfort and Shelbyville the Ameri
can ticket has received majorities varying from lOt
to 100.
/ In Lexington, all the American ticket is elected
except Marshall Democratic candidate having s.
i majority. aI
/ Domestic Markets
New York, Aug. 4.-Flour buoyant Southern
IS to 50; Wheat 8 cents higher; Southern White
4 81 ts5a. Mixed Corn 66c.; Whisky 374; Sterling Elk
change 9a.
i CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Flour Sc to Sc IS; Whisk.
25c.; Lard Oil 9Oc ".. .-.--
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4-There is 81 feet in the rive
to Cincinnati; scarcely any water on the falls.
] VIcKsBuRG, August 4.-The Lucy Robinson passet
down at five and the Southern Belle at six o'clocl
this evening
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
ranR1,e nrass- mud al1 ots,e,. iDa,., o,

Na-Blue Mass, and all other mineral conn
pounds in the shape OF pills. have been laid aside
for better production from the vegetable kingdom shape
of Hosteters Stomach Bers. These celebrated Btes
entirely vegetable and their combination of such
guarantee perfect safety in being used by both young DID,
male and femaethe latter in particular have received the
snutay benefit from the of these Bttes when all
other from the skful hands have faed in
storing them from state of debility perfect health. For
sale by druggists generally and by F. Hart CO. 70 Tchoup
itonas street; Alexander Norton Co. Poydras street.
nUl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

FREsnEr IN FLoRrDA.-The Tampa Fa) PENN
sular, of the 10th inst, says
The Hillsborough river is very much swollen, with
a current that would grace the Mississippi Haglers
and Robles bridges were carried away at the COM
mencement of the freshet and the rope by which the
ferryboat at this place, was crossed gave way few
days ago and all attempts to stretch another have
been Intellectual Thus, it will be perceived, all means
of crossing, save in small boats have been destroyed
We have had but one mail in two weeks, and will,
in all probability, not have another in month or
two.
Interesting times, these!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
FILLMORE IN. Mlss,sslpr1.-The Memphis Eagle

FILLMORE IN MlssIsslpPI.-The Memphis Eagle,
of the Slst ult., says:
A gentleman just from Mississippi informs us that
there is no enthusiasm whatever for Buchanan over
among the leaders Of the Sag Nicht Democracy in
that State and that the odous and infamous doctrine
Of /" squatter Sovereignty promulged by Buchanan
hope amongst the rank and file, and shareholders
generally. On the other hand he says, that the en-
thusiasm for Fillmore and the Union is rising and
spreading and deepening in all directions
The same paper has the following;
We understand that the members of the " "Order Of
United Americans Of this city, met at their hall or
Main street. few days ago, and ratified and adopted
the nominations of Fillmore and Donelson unani
monsly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
C0aoN2'tbseFsRia,.

The undersigned have this day formed coparncrship in
this city under the style and Of NORRIS MAULL
for the purpose Of carrying the Clothing Busness
THADDEUS NORRIS
CHAS. G. MAuLL,
New Orleans July lst, 1856. EDWARD C. HANCOCK.
E-On retiring from the above firm, cordially recon.
mend successors, Messrs Charles c. and Edward G.
Hancock friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department Of the business
jyl 2ptf A. Fl. WAY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05
Prof. .WOSsg''S

G f r M a n T T. Y p \ p E.R.
For the and certain destruction of
FLIES, ROACHES, ANTS. BUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests to all HoUSEkEEPERS AND FA
MILES,
is perfectly simple and sae and certain in Us
ton. There is likewise danger be nppreeudel from the
insects poisoning anything they may in WITH
leaving the paper and possesses great advantage all
other poson in its being liable Mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which of almost daily
renee.
It be hung the walls of the rnon in the window
of the reach of chileathoug little fear need be appre
helted Of its inuring them.
For sale, by the quire single sheet. by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street
where full directions will be given for Iy7 2pm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

DEATH OF MISS RENsHA metllngg more 3than
month since bridal party embarked from this city
for the North Accompan yin s. this party was one
who was Just entering upon dewy borders Of the
1norning "a gay and rilhearted girl. just passing
into; ;wonanhood who had scarcely ever been from
Ider the protection Of her fathers roof. Antici-
pating Il delightful trip and . speedy return TO
their homes ths bridal party sped upon their
voyage with the prayers and good wishes Of hun
sreds Of their friends.
Tie sequel ID already known 10 many Of read
e1s The glad notes of the epithalamum have been
merged in the sad minstfelsY of death, and many
heart and home in this city has been filed with sor
U row A private laphic dispatch with which We
have been favored informs us that Mr. James a.
White and wife, and Miss Mary RenshaW, were on
hoard the illfated steamer John Lake George,
I when she MAS destroyed by fire. Miss Renshaw was
lost. was rescued insensibe, but afterwards
Tesuscitatea and Is now at Saratoga, doing we'll We
infar from the tenor the dispatch, TINT Mrs White
also made d narrow escape from death,
Miss Ranshaw was the eldest daughter Of our re-
spected fellow citizen Henry Renshaw, Esq. Young,
beautiful and accomplished we can scarcely realize
her untimey death. She was kind, anliable and gem
He a devoted and afectionate daughter, a warm
hearted friend, performing well all the nlinisrations
of life allotted to her But she has gone home as the
Mo1avias write # in their sweet epitaphs, and never
did a gentIer spirit pass into the better world
5&a Op tits hard 70 take to heart
Tic LESSONS that such deaths will teach
N Bnt let no man rejecti,
For it is one tRat all must learn, es
And is=a mi ty, uni versa9 truth.
When death strikes down the innocent and young,
For every fragile form from which he lets E%
The parting spirit free,
a hundred virtues rise 1gsE
In shapes Of mercy. charity and love,
To N dix bless it NJ -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

The UPPER KIVERs.-Wc CLIP the IolI0W1Hg F7eT
news from the st. Louis Democrat Of the 26th ult:
The Mississippi opposite this place is rising having
risen two feet since last Friday evening The rise is
Immediately, unless the copious rains we have been
blessed'with for two days should also have fallen eN
tensvey up the rivers, and cause greater rise than
anticipated We need not repeat the condition Of the
Illinois and upper Mississippi Suffice it to state, that
no Improvement had taken place in them at latest
counts. About twelve arrivals Saturday and yester
day-three from the Illinois, two from the Missouri,
two from the Ohio, one from above the rapids, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

h'1N
night, bringing Galveston papers of last Saturday,
the I'd inst.
From the News we clip the following
HEALTH, WEATHER, ETc.-We publish to-day the
list of nterments for the month of July. The deaths
have been fourteen infants and nine adults-total,
twentythree. The health of our city never was bet
ter at this season. and have every reason to believe
that it will continue so throughout the fall. We had
good rain yesterday, which was greatly needed, and
we are now enjoying cool breezes, with the thermome
ter indicating moderate temperature, for the month
Of August.
MORE New CoTToN.- We learn that R. g. D. G. Mills
received to-day, by way OF the Harrisburg Railroad,
seven bales of new cotton, from the plantation of
Judge NJ. s Stith Wharton county, and sold the
same at twelve cents The cotton is of excellent
quality, long staple, fine quality and well ginned,
and, but for some large leaf, would class good mid
ding.
The Gazette gives the following as the order in
which beacons and buoys are passed by vessels enter
ing the larbor Of Galveston from sea, as described
by Lieut. Stevens, United States Lighthouse Inspec
tor for Texas: Z-
Outer Buoy-ron nun-black and white .perpedc-
uar stripes-Catholic church (two towers) bears W.
by S. North breaker, or inner buoy bears N. ". by
NJ; llght-ship bears N. W. ] NJ; lighthouse N. W.
Water, IL feet. To cross the bar make this buoy,
and run for the inner one after passing the inner
buoy bring the lightshp and lighthouse in range,
side.
Inner (iron nun) Buoy-back and white perpen-
dicular stripes-ightship bears N. W., lighthouse N.
W. w.
Knoll Buoy, black, iron num- light-ship bears E. by
N. light, bears N. W., Catholic church S. s. W.
Pelican Spit, red, iron can buOy-light-ship bears
E. by N This buoy to be left on the staboard hand;
leaving it the port side carries you into Bolivar
channel These last two buoys are on q range with
the light-ship. After passing buoy No. steering W
S. W. till the end of the sandspit the n E. end Of
Galveston island is in range with the Catholic Church;
then running for the point will carry you down the
channel to town.
Stake on spit opposite the N. E. end of the island
| of Galveston.
| Post with pointer towards the channel,
On starboard hand of the channel, reef bare atyery
| low tides.
These buoys are changed as the channel shifts, SC
| that the bearings as given above may not always
apply; the variations would not generally exceed G
point.
A beacon is building on the North breaker; it will
be little inside the outer buoy. The lighthouse will
bear from it about NV. 1t will be black, and in tel
feet water on the east side of the channel.
The Bastrop Advertiser mentions copious rain il
that section, the first that has fallen in that regol
since the 18th Of May. From appearances, the rail-
was pretty general. That which was planted late
will be benefited
The Huntsville Item mentions fine rain in tha
quarter, and says "We suppose it will help cotton
considerably; though we had rather the help had ex
tended to corn, a great deal Of which has tasselel
prematurely. thus cutting the crop very short.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

RB-By virtue OF the powers with which
was invested by the Supreme Government of the Republic of Nj
per deposited and recorded in the office Of
W. Chy, Esq, Notary Public have constituted and ap-
pointed Messrs, MASON PITCHER and SHADRACK F.
SLATER the sole agents of the said Republic for the
of eecting loan Of settling such advances may have
| been heretofore made to the same.
They fully effect and have alone author
iy hereafter obligations and contract for Nicaragua
| jy2l 2p D. DE GoICQuRIA,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

A lad named Joseph Tyler, son of j. D, Tyler, of
Montgomery county, Tenn, was accidentally killed a
few days ago while engaged in playful game Of sti-
cuff with fellow student at his fathers school, He
received blow on the stomach, which caused him to
backwards, striking the 1oorvery hard. He died
Instantly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

ReMeGCedy !! EseMtOce2
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pn constantly hand which is equal to the best thai,
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
e Il A N d ES:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 179S and 1906 and other
brands. - - -
w IN 3 &Ys
OF all descripuons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand, my usual OF the best WINES and Ii
QUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
dT 2ptf No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-05

In Newark, N j.. Mickey Free concluded on satur-
day the 18th ult., his great feat Of walking one hun,
slred and hours without sleep OF rest He did it
on a main bet Of $500, and side bets amounting to