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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-11-26
Boots and Shoes.

- UITABLE for Ladies' Gents, Misses, Boys and
- Children, q first rate stock just received by
June Q. FERRY & WALLACE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13
LETTER FROM TEHUANTEPEc.

/, ,z,....sg-..-s. SueHIL, July 10, 1856.
as. Crescent: Steamer enora arrived
here last evening. We had d very pleasant passage
across the gulf we left the month Of the Mississippi
on the twenty-eighth of June, at 10 o'clock, and
crossed the bar Of the Coatzacoacos at o'clock on
the fourth Of Jny little band all in good health
and spirits We stopped over night opposite the Gus
tom-house. The officers boarded MS Immediately on
our landing and treated with the greatest courtesy
and contrary to Mexican habits evnced some degree
Of alacry in examining papers and dispatching us
on our way up the river, they seemed to be very glad
that We had come and all the natives hail our arrival
with every demonstration of joy. The river we found
very fine and easy to navigate to within six miles Of
this place, where there few snags to be removed
which can be done in four five days, and then it
will be one Of the finest rivers to navigate for boats
drawing two and a half feet Of water; and four
months Of the year boats drawing fifteen feet water
come here with ease and safety. Our force has gone
vigorously to work under our vigilant and energetic
superintendent Col Pratt whose ready business turr
has infused into minds the utmost confidence il
our undertaking. write this in great haste, merel,
to let you know that We have arrived in safety.
will hereafter be more explicit. N.
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Ne6 Orleans 1ailu Grestsnt.
a m e rioga J.

There is people mighty in its youth
a land beyond the Oceans of the West;
Where, though with modest rites, Freedom and Truth
Are worshipped from glorious mothers breast,
" Who, since high Athens fell, among the rest
5tate IKE the Queen Of Nations, but in woe, w. s
by anbred monsters outraged and oppressed,
Turns to her chainless child for succor now, s5
And draws the milk Of Power in Wisdoms fullest flow.
This land is like the Eagle, whose young gaze
reeds on the noontide beam, whose golden plume
Floats moveess on the storm, and in the blaze
~ sunrise CLEANS when earth is wrapped in gloom
An epitaph Of glory for the tomb
of murdered Europe may thy fame be made,
Treat people! As the sands shalt thou become!
Thy growth is swift as morn, when night must fade
The earth shall sleep beneath thy shade
Yes! in the desert there is built a home
For Freedom! Genius is made strong to rear
me monuments Of man beneath the dome
" " new heaven; ; myriads assemble there, l.
Whom the proud lords of man, in rage or fear,
Drive from their wasted homes: 15E@
Nay, start not from the name-ANEEIcA! [Sheley.
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Eater from Nicaragua ana Central America,


The g. S. mail steamship Daniel Webster, Capt
Henry Churchill from Aspinwall and San Juan, ar
rived here at an early hour yesterday morning.
From memoranda politely furnished US by purser
Hart, of the Daniel Webster, we extract the follow
ing items of interest .... -
The Danial Webster arrived at San Juan on the
3lst ult., after rough passage out, and found the
following English war steamers at anchor in that
port under command of Admiral Erskine: Orion, 81
guns, flag ship of the Admiral; Impereuse, Watson,
60 guns; Arrogant, Lyston, A6 guns Tartar Cock
burn, Il guns; Cossack, Dunlop, 20 guns; Archer,
Heathcote IA guns; Pioneer, Wood, 6 guns Intre-
pid, Winds, 6 guns ; Victor, DeHousey, guns,
Eight others expected soon The object Of this visit
was unknown.
Fl. B. NJ. frigate Eurydice Tareton, which had
been at anchor at San Juan for several months, had
left for Jamaica.
After lying at San Juan few hours, the Daniel
Webster left for Aspinwal, where she arrived on the
next day at o'clock P. NJ, and landed her passen-
gers and mails. She found at this port the U. S.
mail steamer Ariel which had arrived on the day pre-
vious from New York with $50 passengers The U. S.
soopoG-war Saratoga, e. G. Tilton, commander, ar
rived on the Goth nit. 5E#
Hon, A. B. Corwine having concluded his commits
sion at Panama. returned OH the steamer Ariel, which
was to sail on or about the 9TH inst for New York.
After the most rigid examination of the evidence
in regard to the railroad massacre, Mr. Corwne is OF
the opinion that the Government aided and abetted
the rioters; and it is stated that he will recommend
to the President the immediate seizure Of the Transit
Line between Aspinwall and Panama.
The Daniel Webster brings nothing new from Nj
caragua. E
The Aspinwall Courier, Of the 18th ult, has the
| following intelligence from there: t5
| The principal item of news from Nicaragua is the
result Of the Presidential election Three Presidents
have been elected thus-Leon has chosen Rivas, Sc
govia, Estrada; and the remainder of the country
| Walker.
Walker maintains his position at Granada, but We
have but little news Of his condition otherwise.
| The Courier, Of the I'd inst, says: .-,-.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

A VOICE FROM THE FATHER OF WArERs.--We
have been favored by friend travelling up the river
with the following:
Steamer r. ". NIcRae, August s, 1s56.-Vote
taken this day-the box left at the clerks Office from
9 till oclock-result:
Fillmore. ,23 Buchanan. Fremont
Five passengers left at the mouth of Red River be.
fore the vote taken; they were known to be fol
Fillmore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

A Cool CALCULATIoN.--Mrs Dabster is a woman
of mperturbable coolness and places an approaching
value OIL dollars A few days since, the note that Mr.
test The information drove Mr.. d. to distraction.
He lost his appetite, silk handkerchief and temper
He found the sulks, and taste for desperation In
this state of mind he turned home.
Mrs. Dabster, my love, I'm ruined mani"
"just what expected, my dear, when heard
you had endorsed that note"
~ shall go crazy Buy butchers knife and cut
my throat"
" As yoou please, my love, but perform the act in
the yard.
why? Not afraid of blood, are you?" Md a
"Not ata my dear, but cutting ones jugular in the
paror could not do otherwise than inure the carpet
The bnsnesslike manner in which Mrs Dabster
Dr. Dahster He refused to apply the butchers knife,
and said he would live on, just ont of Spite
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

HERE THEY CONE! - Twenty-Five Democrats i'll
Fayette county, Tennessee, who voted for Governor
johnson last August have declared their determine
ton to vote for Fillmore and Donelson.
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saas 49,. r-z,zt===zz=,zy, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
&SSsfas d 1i. son AND GREAT NORTHERN
ABROAD


srNuEp ARP .NcruESr-rPoN Ter ,pprr ro oyc- orr
p.sssvGEp Ts ,T, ~ w., 49, 60 ~ p.st oui,
"A ID t NJ NV a haif-
pnIa . f ~ StS ~ y H., u ~ a. h, Mss
i1"s " a ;,i " 'La eces New ore4!ls at
oenek, a ~ IN aoaitloh 10 ne fnsSe1ger tram an Extra
lerGs ateM eHttS nu,'y =. cock a NJ tor
na ' iF itl , ~ ftdcEes New
1 T oeH'S te ae ] e1un WY ~ 0h.ten nnherFe
sa @ 3 u 81 a ie ; "u T.tEe MI; Years Q!
@ @ .; ht e. tn l h!ches loou
w - y. M II ~ t. t'n -osoaJ morning,
81 IN - TTStEFTs @ 1T - 49, ~ H. % oh.iod .. ~ a 80 A.,
f,,nan NJ * Wy ~ t ~ w oiSt o. tile
trbnina ~ os t. =; ] . iuiiS Ichets,
Tnrot 5 an p,u ~, ~ i e .tt .tWiceu Price
,rit,a ,"s e % 70 rue e III e trains Wltnont
tr stntiohs - ami frory ;n tIn57 r, - w " c' a. ~ M
~, IT,, ~ IN Miei hea may 90 As me pass Will
~ .c "!, WI oe soou LOT q slp III one
Ir,ia i 'a"'ha " thip potn ""SS Will AaNe 10 pe
d = % rp t1.tr,r I..I y" y; 7, r,- ,. y, e q -,
stations ~ % Az oH @ io sFtl a anu IN
M sns ~ etoek a. NJ every Tuesday Thursday
anu etveS oSSk;i inr New orleans ana lntefme
"s ny s''tos every ohaay We9qesaay and Friday morning
w u ~. \ GU1ARl1 Snp't Transportation.
q \: \ i i. y11I,1s ,S1 z5z3a;
.. cornar Of SaInhep ot ~ s, O. ~, $1,000 NE sI
choice assortment Of (ROCERI En- and nyt I t pteS
of purchasers Their has been carelly selected nnd
comprises all the articles needed for family @ 9r Far nerrn.
in the country. ialo An,
TTJFTEF NJ aTYa911% a I97a,7,, ANN,
bemeSt sciantFc sis ,r ~ Ia. - MANY OF
gnees IN the oteu states have examined this Machine
poa9nce @ one Oh the most beautiful and useful inventions of
modern aate.
& y Simple m Het s5GnS qeree as me gale increases in
which tbey we're SET for GENTLE breee. nrstnS , te e al
resistance the wiRd TILL when the tempest is raging a IFS
height little presented its power thin edges As
the fury of the gale abateS the fans gradually their orig
inal position Something Of this kind for chalgng the po
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, TT IA STEAMERS e,
PsE ,eHsgEs,

1T IA sTEAMERs e, ECLIPSE efIEfS e4
,asst 60 SOUTHERN z:aHS BELLE. 5ssZsza AssszZss
THE mnsniticent IT, s. Ma THE elegant aud fast run-
steamer u ipse H. ". thing steamer S o IL t II
Broadwell ctmfaudef VIII il ~. n. Broaiwell
her regular weekly cowander Will commence her
trips the New Orleans cks regular WEEKLY trips ~ the Ne"
burg Miiens Bend, Lake Orleans, Grand Gulf! Rodney
Providence and Prncct trade and Nachez trade on MON
THURSDAY 4th Septem Day, the Eth septeIhe leav-
her leaving New Orleans ling New Orleans every N0N
THURSDAY EVENING" atDAY EVENING, al O'Clock,
O'clock for the ab0Te and all The above and all teei-
intermediate landings. late landings
Tie above steamers are undergoing thorough oyerhaung
and ren will be in complete order and Will attend faitui
to all business entrusted TO their 81. 80
The ECLIPSE will receive tFeigtor Yazoo river, and re-
ship at Fickshrrg without delay. :. -.
Neither the ECLISE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible for letters Or containing or other
stated for 1aluebes deposited by passengers with the
clerk, contained in baggage.
No hills will recognized unless contracted under written
order Captains Of either Of the above boats and all bills
st presented Office of the boat which they belong
he day Of evng for approval which Will
then paid presentation the office of the Agents, Is ra
Tisr street.
For freight or passage apply on board or to . .-
BROADWELf. BROS. &'CD., 65 GraTier ST.,
rg or LEWIS SNAPP n CO., 81 Front ST.
n IA clerk will be the LeYee Monday morning
to receive freight or both boats to the time Of leaving
autj i'm /, =
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"Has the cookery book any pictures?" said Miss
G: to e. bookseller. No, none" was the answer.
Why" exclaimed the witty and beautiful young
lady, what is the use of telling us how to make
good dinner, if they give US no plates 2" = 4
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ers r==-===- NEW ORLEANS. OPE-
TStSs 80 S AND GREAT WESTERN
y stay[tlsf.a, K ABROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
On and after the m Of June next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot Algers EVERY DAY at..........3 80 A. NJ
Leave Grctna every day 74D A. NJ
Arrive Bayou BGuf every day at A. NJ
RETURNING:
AfflTe ut orela l. M
r h
Excursion tickets to the regular Stations and back the
day will he issued as follows:
To Bayou des Allenards. s..................... 80
To kacclnd Iafourche Crossings and Terrebonnc. SO
To lgerville.. Observation-Disclosures %
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the font Of ST. Ann street EVERY MORNING O'clock pre-
ciSey.
Freight will be received for Bayou Boauf intermediate
Stations b the Company on the wharf the foot of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until o'clock P. N. All ND freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight to be delivered all
other Stations than Bayou DIES eMads Racelan Ia'ourche
Crossin Terrebonue Tigeryle and Bayou Buuf twhere
the Company lave agens) must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight TO be had application
at the office of the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
ice prnSf
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Leaves every SATURDAY. EVENING. at 8 g 'tl1ck.
HvGa U. $. MAIL PACKET ~! iNIi
= IYt--in PLACE steamer Nntellez-R Res154r
sTs4aai Ticksurg and Stilkents Bend Packet-The
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
Aslbury maste will leave as a92ve for Mikehs Bend
Vicksburg WarrenoB. Grand Gulf, St. Josephs. Rodney
Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
ali intermediate landings the Coast regularly every Sat
uray nj P NJ For freight PASSAGE having
passed accommodMtions, apply on board or to
LEWIS SNaPP Il Co, 81 Front street, or to
.---...-.rsp 4. X. LiUGHLIN, 148 Carondeet street
ETNe Frank Lyon having made permanent arrangements
with Yizoo Belle will sign through bills adng for
River freight, with privilege Of Ieshippins atVes-
11lrp Y a2t'F .tjyl4
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THE LAKE.

: pg1rf' M iP.LEAsURE .E - * C@T @ RS lyp ID
9llls5s---jITWICE WEEK ACROSS THE I,AkE--
The elegant low pressure steamer I hrrgxy
train Railroad every and on The arrival
of the O'clock NJ train for Mandee until further notice.
commencing on Friday the 18th inst for the purpose Ct giyng
seekers who may w; to enjoy fey henri I Of the
day IN tine to meet the afpa o'clock train for the city,
E~ This arrangement will not interfere with the regular
trips Of the boat as advertised In her schedule. Eg
jy22 If Tickets 81; Dinner, Soc.
R% :. FOR POINT Gle AR.--UNT11 FUR
fRa4sllsaa ther notice, the steamer Southern stars
Sundays exeepted) at ~ O'clock r. NJ direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF. G@a
On sundays, Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays Will leaye
the Hotel convenience families freight Sunday
evenings will leave town about six o'clock
jy2u DAVID FORD, Agents.
, nass A. FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
saAMlaA-sGMs s. MAIL LINE-Summer Arrapgemen-Ihe
splendid low pressure steamer Cuba, H.
A. Hern, master Florida, W. H. HutchiDss master !
Oregon Myers master having been built expressly for the
Lake ad with superior accommodations Of the above
will leave the Lake end Of tle Pontarfran Railroad
daily the arrival Of the Il o'clock cars stopping at Bay
St. Louis Pass Christian and Pascagona daily going and RETURN
ing, water permitting. -.
Cabin Fare TO Mobile. ......... ...........-,.-.S5
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place:
n5
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f7xga LA IA Il SHOR Il PAC X e 7
f!ss5ss-sss f!asss5ss- s. STEAMER RCREOLE.-summefsA range
men-For Ocean SPRING, and intermediate land
CREOLE Joseph Nelson master this trade
yit superior viii leave the
HssysS m RMresd M esys 9sfs fSns
TUESDAYS. g A. NJ cars WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THURSDAYS. "a A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAYS.... p. NJ. cars SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAYS. "A P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Leaves Jefferson RaiIroad-t&' =.
TUESDAY, $50 A. NJ cars; SATURDAY, 80 P NJ cars
The steamer CREOLE returning Monday nights and Sat
Louis - s-fs-.-
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages etc Tues
days and Thursdays by these trips be sent to the
railroad on the previous in time the "
trains and Fridays and Saturdays the preEious days
trip. &@ y3 re- !,e<st 4# ~
Cabin pasa@eo Mississippi City Bloxand Ocean Springs 81 81
l,tck passage y
New OrIears June l. 1856 je5
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IT, .MANDEyILLE, LEyXIsBURE;,

, Psg, MANDEyILLE, LEyXISBUI$f1,
E$4slAaa5 E$$4sslAa " MADIs0NVIII.E and COVINGToE DAILY
;li; steamer W. =. 5e ponfnss
train Railroad every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
turning eRsDAf,
FRIDAY HAndtSATE Y atg5 A. n. S@''E
On SATERDAYthe W. G. Young will leave the Lake END OF
the Railroad on the arrival Of the NJ cars for
at on MONDAY MORNING. 81 -
SUNDAY EXCURSION. -,
The w c. Young will make Mandeylle Lew
sbrrg and Madisonvile, every SUNDAY MoRNlAG on the
arrival Of the O'Clock cars and will get back as to eable
her passengers take the O'Clock p H. train the city
Fare for the excursion 81. fish breakfast will be provided
on board Price 5Dcents
For further particulars inquire Of -
ieE D. G. LDWBER, Agent, 90 Magazine St
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VIII leave on SATURDAY, 10Th inst. at O'Clock P. II.
fYy=s FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock r. NJ
fYr-. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
For Memphi4 Helena NapoIapn Lake Lax
ngs l5ends1he fine regular and fast running
ger packet II. NJ Wright, j D. Clarke, master,
in place Of the John Sn0nds) will leave above
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
JOHN Il. HYDE l. Co, &C Poydras street.
ns~The H. NJ Wright will attend to all the business of the
John Smonds according arrangement entered
into between Gapts. Church and Clarke.
Cana strfn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

rA ESTTLL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
" GkY-Ths fine Summer Retreat is situated the
M en,ucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world. Ii is ye miles east from IeXing
and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily horse coaches from the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
train Of will arriva the Springs the evening"
The place is i'll fine condition and is open for the reception
Of visitors. Mrs. o. CHT lies,
my2S JOHN CHILES
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER. L

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock ?. II.
fSrGa - FOR ALEKATDRTA-THE SUPE-
lI&tg' Tior light draught passenger steamer Bayou
Belle, dn place Of the steamer Paner) D. p
Atkinson master will leave for Alexandria and all intermediate
landings above. For freight apply on board or to
aulI r. b. SMITH, A fchoupitonlns street.
VIII leave on SATURDAY 18th inst at o'clock T. y.
fYsssss FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
The very light draugh (eigt INCH steamboat
sa. Ariel Hutehinson master having y, undergone
Ecore Campe Alexandria, Gortos and all intermediate land
ngs above For freight apply on board or to
LEWIS SNAPP 4 co, 81 Front street.
n B-Tlroug bills of adng given, and clerk viii be on
the evee foot of Benye street, Monday morning to receive
freight.
The Ariel will be able go the falls Mt Alexandria and
will not detan merchandise Shippers rely on freight going
through direct = & anl1 7
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TTNOBY4S EXPR ESS-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
Il in mind Arrangements have been made this Express
BY the steamer kae FrSbec all the Watering Places the
Coast will travel the boat and and take
charge Of the baggage parcels bundles, etc. Agents at the
different points will receive and forward ell packages entrusted
ter Chest will be the Office the reception of
packages, bags etc.
This Express also with Mobile Montgomery Badon
Springs, Point Clear, oilywoo and Daney Chest at the Of
fee.
Baggage by the Kate Frisbee checked through to and
fo convenience ali will admit and avoiding the annoyance
and lleecng Of stewards. SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
je} 3m rs Ctravier street Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

Z iNESEENV CFFK SUAP EsUIGEAs-DEPUT
~ No II Lafayette street.
The subscribers have commenced IN this city the
OF soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
sent TO the public for its approval i'll competition with the BEST
soaps of established reputation conhnes economy with free
oor from the dsaSeeae effects Of ordinary soaps in and
will be found trial. possess washing properties in
ecton and guaranteed contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity TO njure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
The advantages OF merchants aud others, being able to
supply themselves and customers with equally good if
better rtcle Of home maauacre will themselves
g9nce and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo G. Fl AHEN Il co,
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- Week. L VJ
month. 4u W
SG~Eacks in waiting at the landing the arrival o
boat convey passengers Immediately TO the Springs
~ An analysis Of the be had of W. B. Phillips
No. So ST. Charles street. who agen In New Orleans
jea 4m CHARLES CGLLUM, Proprietor.
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an PoINT &C, cLEAR EIoTaL1THE PRoPRIE

aeA POINT CLEAR F5OTEL.--THE PRoPRIE.
@ TORS the Battle House hayeh pleasure of informing
I the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, lltll June.
During the past they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions the Buildings which
now in greatly comfort North
Wharf has been built whic! will the distance
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved.
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS.
Bloe Band has been engaged for the season. and every
rey Of amusement attendant wnterngpace will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear.
k9y@ Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct2! f. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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49,, PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM
EI modos and eligible establishment is open for the
I reception Of VISITORS and complete arrangements have
perfected for the entertainment Of guests inferior to
i9te upon the Gulf Coast GRICE & JAMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

Will leave on HURSDAY August IA, at s o'clock A. M.
SrEGSp FOR BRAXOS SANTIAGO, VIA
NM hIGt GALYEST0N-The New Orleans and Texas U. s.
Mal Ling. The and magnificent steamship
Nautilus, s. Thompson commander will leave above,
pncualy For freight PASSAGE having elegant sateroom
accommodations apply
HARRIS, MORGAN & CO., foot of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
l freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered
Captain Kennedy of the steamer Granpus unless otherwise
directed.
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FO r Ely EST.

,47>&e FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND CE-
lVl1&H OAR kEYS.-The fast sailing schooner Llbbie
LNlS Sheppard, John Lowe, master, wants tile bulk
80 Of 40 BARRELS and will have dispatch. Apply TO
- 51@ BARELII Il CO.,
aul2 5.... No. 6i Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

| James Gallagher, Caseyfs executor, had been ar
rested bit set atberty On conditions agreed to-
the committee. Several otlersHerea aIloWedthe same
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS,
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

Will leave on FRIDAY. August l5. mt O'Clock A. M
<s--aT% FOR VERA CEsUX.--U. s. NAIL LINE
TlNlGls The newand magnificent steamship Texas, Tlos
ns'Aa4z' Forbes commander, will leave for Vera Cruz
above, punctually carrying the u. s. mails
Or freight Or passage, having elegant accommodations
Tor ca1ln md steernge passengers, apply TO
HARRIS MORGAN, & CO., foot of Julia street.
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Agents TTlt 81. .-.6. au2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-13

S. a. Hopkins, the person who was wounded by
Terry, after nearly recovering from his wound was
attacked with dangerous disease, and for several
days his life was despaired. Of but he was rapidly
conyaeseng at the date of the sailing Of the steamer
David S. Terry, one Of the Judges. OF the Supreme
Court, is yet in confinement in tile rooms Of the
Committee Of Vigilance. What vas to be his,fate