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3U permtefEen
Sin pber 5pei 3imnter AT cine fGeine Turltlie
iinp biui9 81 permiet9en, g}d4ere8 IN Der gSef>
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peroen bbHibit odran ertnnert, ba6 Elm &b, u9 ppn 25 p&t. pom
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

s-h oppeurs, then, that Pierce, Doug'u' bacaNan o"o
the Cincinnati Platform, unit, ONE AND INprvlsrBLs;
and under their Names s Stare holders boast that cy r":
- .y,, Sousern State and establish Narery IN Kansas!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

"a Examine carefully the above Platforms, and say which
most truly Democratic-xhsh most favorable to Liberty
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

THE EFFEcr.-Among the thousands Of old line Democ.
rats who the candidates and platform manufactured
at CINCINNATI notice-from Maine, Hannibal Hamn,
member of the u S. Senate and Lott Merrill Chairman OF
'ne Dem. State Com In New York, VIM c. Bryant, the
poet editor of the ~ Eoe Rost-Bepj Wech Jr last Dem
S,ate Treasurer editor Of the Buffalo RepuLo-and the
!a'Aa~s coarier-al, leading Dem State journals
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-27

Mr.. BUCHANAN ON THE PLATFORM
In reply to the congratulations Of the Key
stone Club, at Lancaster, Mr.. Buchanan
avowed his adherence to the platform,
and said;
"Geutlemen, two weeks since l should
have made you longer speech, but now
that l have been placed upon platform q
.chich / most heartily approve, and being
the representative Of the great Democratic
party, and not simply James Buchanan,
must square my conduct according TO thdt
platform, and insert no ~eD Ptank nor
take one from ii. That platform Is suftl'
ciently broad and national for the whole
Democratic party. This glorious party,
now, more than ever, has demonstrated
that it is the true conservative party OF
the Constitution aud the Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
LOSS OF HAvRE sTEAMERLYONAIsE
SIXTEEN PASSENGERS PICKED Up.


- wv >1 ~>, a " ""i''3 -AohT not hcaTG Oh
lBT THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LIyEsJ
New YORK, Nov 1.-THE steamer Lyonaise which
sailed from this port the lst inst for Havre was
run into by some unknown vessel on her second night
Her injuries were great that she was abandoned
the next day in sinking condition.
Forty passengers were on board, of whom sixteen
were picked up and have arrived here.
Two died in the boat before relief came. The fate
Of the rest is uncertain.
Loss Of the Lyonaise-Additional Particulars-One
hundred and thirty lives lost--Sinking of tbs
other vessel.
NEW YORK, Nov. l5-It is supposed that no less
disaster Of the Lyonase. The other ship sunk irne
dlateiy The Lyonaise had small reightand $40 900
in specie. She was afioat when last seen.
Loss of the Steamer Lake Superior-Thirty-fve
Lives Lost.
DETROIT, Nov. 15-On the 29th ultimo the steamer
Lake Superior, Oh the lake of that name, struck a
rock and went to pieces. Thrtyfive lives were lost
andsiXtcen saved
Presidential Election--P Pennsylvania.
HARRIsBrKG Nov l5.-The official vote of Penn
sylvana complete: Buchanan received go 500 votes
Fremont 203,55G, and Fillmore 26 35. The Governor
issued proclamation declaring the Democratic Elec-
tors to be elected and ordering their meeting on the
first Wednesday in December.
Domestic Markets.
New IoRE, Nov l5.-Four closed very dull State
is quoted at Sc 80 to Sc CO. Wheat closed dull
Corn is dull Mixed is quoted at 69c. Mess Pork is
steady at $40. Whisky unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-Flour is dull at s. 80 to s.
35. Red Wheat is steady at 81 10. Whisky active
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

THE Jennings FoEru SE.-The Richmond Wing
says that the result OF late developments i'll searching
the genealogical tree of this family, is anything but
atterng, and precHdes all hope of any share in the
great English estate Bishop Meade, who has been
collecting materials for a history of the Episcopal
Church in Virginia. in looking over the musty records
Of an old Episcopal parish in lower Virginia finds
that the Jennings family, like the Boiling, is of In
dian descent, and traces them back through many
generations to Woollyhoooo, (signiying big drink
an Indian Chief, or Baba-sheela who exercised SOY
ercignty over very large tribe of Indians south o.
James river. Woo!ly-hoohoO was the son of Grand
grauamc, celebrated in Burkes history Of Virginia
character unequalled in these later days of refine
mcut and civilization.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICSE-This insti-
tuon-the individual enterprise of some of our old
est and ablest resident physicians fairly launched
forth in the field Of usefulness. The building op-
posite Charity Hospital, on Common street. is COM
pletc in everything except small externals and
is great ornament to the neighborhood as we doubt
not its fame will in time make it an ornament to the
city and the State. The introductory lecture of the
season VIII he delivered to-day at II O'Clock, by Dr.
Z. D. Fenner, Dean of the Faculty. The medical
profession and citizens generally are invited to attend
The large and elegant lecture room we doubt not will
be crowded on the OCCASION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

TIE MorSTAISEER SIsGERs.'--A musical novel
ty is announced for Wednesday nightat Odd Fellows
Hall. band Of six French gentlemen will appear
in the costume of the ancient minstrels of France
and perform variety of patriotic pastoral and opel
attic pieces OF music, mostly with their voices alone
without any instrumental accompaniment. JAS they
are said to be band of twenty years standing, and
to have performed to the delight of all the courts m
Europe, we have no doubt they will draw full house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

CRISrS GAIETY.-Thc performance Of Fra Dia
voo, Oh Friday night, did not come up to the eXpec-
tations Of the patrons of the Gaety. The apparent
fault was its too hasty production in consequence
Of which the nrompter had to take an audible part in
the performance. The performance, however, was not
without its beauties. Miss Durand as ZcrInu. was
particularly charming in the second act; whilst Mcssrs
Frazer, Strctton and Davdgc. i'll the characters OF
robbers at least excellent in their acting If their
singing did not strike the ear as the perfection Of
harmony. Mr. l.yster and Miss Ilolson as lord and
L0dy -iHcuSh, created considerable mcwiment. We
were we'll enough pleased with the performance tC
feel sale in advising our friends to 20 and it upon
its next reprcsentaton-tha is, If il be repeated
for we are satisfied the company will be better drilled
i'll it by that time.
On Saturday night, the & Merchant Of Venice 8
was repeated. Taking all the leading characters TO
gcthcrit was most cNcclently performed Mr.. Crisp:
Shy'och was nnqucsfionably a fine performances Mrs
CriSps Po'fia would have been as good, had sht
been in better voice whilst Nr. Howard, as -fntonio
and Mr. Davis, as G1utjnno, as good as anybody
We have ever seen in those characters. Miss HOdsot
personated JeSsicn with spirit, and sang a song i.
which she seemed to excel her previous efforts, a
any rate it was loudly opplaulcd. Miss Clarke mad,
very pleasant and agreeable INrrissa
Tonight we are to have Bourcicaults eXcellen
comedy of " Old Heads and Young Hearts, witt
Humphrey Blandn the part Of Jesse Rnal-and flint
performance We know it will hc-and Mrs. Crisp i.
the part of Lady .4lce. This, with the beautifn
burlesque Of " Po-ca-hontas, which seems to groy
in favor nightly constitutes strong and most attrac
tivr hill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

A VALUABLE AND ENTERTAINING BooH.-Wh0
that has hung spel-bound in his youthful days over
the instructive stories and histories of Peter Parley,
and in later years over the more solid and beautiful
compositions of Peter Farley in bis proper Names
G. GoOdricll-w not rejoice to hear that he has il
progress OF publication a book made up of the know
ledge and experience Of his whole lifetime? Such a
work will soon issue from the press of Messrs. Miller
Orton n Nullgan, New York. It is entitled q Recol
ections of Life Time or, Men and Things have
seen in Europe and America 1t will be in two vol
umcs Of llo5 pages, with engraymgs, including an
excellent portrait Of the author and will include, be-
sides an anccdotal and miscellaneous description Of the
prominent scenes and events Of the last half century
an autobiography Of the author No library will be
complete without it. We refer our readers to the
prospectus of it, in advertising columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

ORLEANS TnEArEE - lialevy's opera of the
"Queen's Musketccrs' will be given tonight, with
Nine Co!s0n, NJ. Guillot NJ. Dcbrnay, in the principal
parts. The debut Of NJ. Toulnale, the new tenor of
comic opera, and Nine Latouchc the new dugazan,
will be extra features of attraction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

ST. CHARLES TrEATEE.-A very attractive bill is
offered for tonight. Mrs. Farren will appear as Girls
e'du, in new play of that name, translated from the
German by A. Wallauer, Esq, Mr.. Nagle will take
the part Of Lod Pcyeirm After the play, the grand
fairy extravaganza of " Beauty and the Beast " will
he given, with Miss Mary Shaw as Beauty Mile
Nallce as ZcphW, and Mr. Debar as John gull.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

Aa- We indebted to the attention of our friend
Chas E. Ramage, Esq, for the information that the
parish Of Franklin has gone for Buchanan by d
majority Of cighty-one votes While we are particu-
larry obliged to friend r. for his courtesy We must be
permitted to say that we would not have cared a
"Bungtown copper if the parish Of Franklin had
given Mr. Buchanan eighty-one thousand majority II
would mt have altered the result in the least.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

SUDDEN DEATH.-It is with more than ordinary re-
gret we chronicle the death Of Judge John c. Larue
He died suddenly, yesterday afternoon at about half
past o'clock. The deceased was man of rare and
varied abilities and has filled, for many years. con,
spicuous position before the community
His funeral will take place this afternoon at half:
past o'clock, from his late residence, 3ol Magazine
street. His friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend. The members of Howard Lodge
No. -. l. O. O. F. are requested to assemble at their
Lodge ROOM at half:past O'clock for the purpose OF
paying the last tributes to their deceased brother and
the fraternity generally are invited to be present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

MONUMENT TO WHITrIELD-Thc General Associn
ton of Congregational Ministers Of New Hampshire,
at their late meeting in Exeter took measures to erect
a monument 10 the memory Of Whitfield who nearly
ninety years ago, closed Ills earthly laborS by the
preaching of his last sermon in that town.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

SFALpING & ROGERS AMpurHEArER--Natt Peel
and troupe have kept the Amphitheater crowded
nightly since it5opening; and their success is well
mertcd. because we believe them to be by all odds
the best Ethiopian troupe that ever visited New
Orleans. They enter upon their third week tonight
on which occasion, in addition to their usual spark
ling programme, they will introduce their famous
burlesqUe Of Robert Makeairs.' The house, As
matter Of course, will DC as crowded as ever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

The SHIP ST. PATRICK.-We learn that the tow
boat Mary kingsland, Capt Phillips, has gone down
for the passengers of the St. Patrick, lying at the
Quarantine Station, where she is detained on account
Of sickness. The Mary Kingsland is expected up to-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
Amllsemen.S thiS Eycnin..

ORLEANS THEArER. - Ilealcy's grand opera of
Thr Qnern Mu,Heteer
Cmsr'S GAIETY. - Bourcicault5 comedy Of Old
IIsi, and Young Hearts, and the bHrc>rc npyra Po
huu.ta
ST. CHARLES TnEATER.-The excellent play Of
tir,eldu--to conclude with Beauty and the Beast.
SrALDlNG & ROGERS AMPH1rrIEATER.-West i
pecla Campbell Minstgels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EDIToE.-We learn from a
Washington dispatch that Richard NJ. Heath ESQ,
formerly assistant editor Of the Richmond Whig, and
for time assistant editor of the Washington Organ
died in Washington on the 9th inst. in very sudden
manner. We believe Mr.. H. was Il natvc of Rich
mDul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

HJ-By reference to the hymenial head, it will be
seen that the agent of the Associate Press has be.
come rrevocably entanged in the Dlissfu meshes of
matrimony. We wish him joy--deep, profound and
lastngand to his fair bride all that heart Or love.
or affection could desire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

The CAMEl.S SToLEN.--lhe Mobile Tribune learns
from a gentleman from Texas, that on election day at
San Antonio, six horses and two cames were stolen
from Captain Wayne Of the U. 5. army, By the In
IialS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

RlMoRED DUEL AT StvASSAH.-T The Columbus
Times learns that duel was to have been fought on
the 18th inst, at Savannah between MesslS Hamilton
editor of the Georgian and SIMS Of the Republican,
The Savannah papers Of the 18th say nothing about
the affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

VALUAELB PUBLIC Demonstration G. Mason,
U. S. Commissioner Of Patents has our thanks for
copy of the reports Of that office for 1866 on Ncchan-
les. The work is in two volumes, royal octave,
illustrated with numerous plates, and is q valuable
addition to any library
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-We learn from a passenger
by the steamer Belfast, which arrived yesterday from
st. Louis, that late Wednesday night, when about
$50 miles above Vicksburg--the boat being loaded
with about 5000 bales of coton-the larboard guard
gave way and precptaed several tiers Of cotton into
the river The consequent careening of the boat pre-
cipated an equal number of bales from the opposite
guard, and then the boat righted. Some five or six
hundred bales were thus thrown overheard and before
proceeding on her journey the boat had to be eased of
several hundred bales more, which were put on the
river bank. The carecnng of the boat caused great
CONSERVATION among the passengers for the time.