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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-29

MoRTuARy.-The buriaIs in the city cemeteries for
having reported The city could otherwise than cx
relney healthy under the present reign of Jack Frost
FoRGERy---A man named Cady passed upon Mr.
Morse of City Hotel Friday last check small amount
the Citizens Bank, puporing to he Signed by Washington
Jackson ESD this gentleman inspecting the check pro-
nouucig forgery Captain Moynan eegraphed to the Raize
Saturday for the forgers interrogation, being ascertained
that he left in that direction Since then, Mcclure of St
Charles street. has discovered that check passed npon him by
the CRdy and puportinc signed by mercantile
house. is also forgery rather fraud, Sam being able to
find any firm about town signature Sam saws
he knew CGdy 10 be lazy ess fellow suspected
him Of any genius in forging any other line rGScalhy
DEATHS BY BURNING AND ScALDISG.-The Coroner
yesterday held inquest the body of Amelia Haas h child
Seventh in the Fourth District Verdict died from in
iues caused by accidental burning evening of the
| instant.
The Coroner also held inquest the body Fostn An
toe child months old the residence parents No
ia MORGAN street. Third District Verdict from injuries
by accidentally falling upon Kettle boiling water on
the 23d instant
And yesterday another inquest held the body of J.
Perry aged Is years. native of Denmark found on board
of ship Rock Light Post No. 3d. First District of which
vessel he carpenter Verdict his from hem
orFhage, caused by the rupture of the aorta.
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT-John Crossman was
agned yesterday charge of having almost frightened the
life out of his wife within the last fifteen days. abuse
and murderous threats They live ST. Claude street,
Barracks. John gave bail for his further appearance
r. Bachein accused Of having assaulted NJ Pratt at
the st. Louis Hos and cut him in the face with canssWod
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This delightful resortSo convenient the city, only twenty
minutes ride the running every half hour FROM
having been thoroughly repaired painted etc. newly fur
nished, is now open to public patronage. =
G7~ Families single gentleman be accommodated with
board and pleasant rnoms board only
RJA Dinner parties will he served order the shortest
notice The choicest dclicacies of season. together with
the best Wines and Liquors, will be served to ill patrons
C. Il. HORTON, Proprietor.
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NEW STYLE OF
.EaatgaaaeReR aHrESfSci0E E6eEM.

No Lady wearing them need be afraid to laugh heartily,
full display Of the set will be the eecua Of produce
ing the impression that they artificial closely is nature
counereied in their workmanship and finish They made
and inserted By EDWARD ING Dentist C. ST. Charles street.
the St Charles Hotel who also fills decayed Tect will,
ton of the gold. iall.9p1y
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3
Bus1RE There was good feeling prevailing to-
day in al circles, though at the steamboat landing
there not that activity which existed last week yet
as the commanders Of steamboats, have decided to APP
ply by petition to the City Council for greater wharf
privileges or an extension Of the present landing it is
certainly conclusive there is not to be any chance for
grass to grow in the streets near the landing 1t is
source Of much regret the bill reported at the last ses
sion of the Council, extending the steamboat landing
did not receive favorable consdentonby majority
OF the Board. The opponents of the measure we
think, take a wrong view Of the case So long as
satisfactory and mutual arrangement could be made
with the lessees Of the wryes and others specially
interested there need not be the least apprehension of
trouble litigation. The able report Of the commit
tee presented with pnanswelable arguments in favor
of the measure Its hoped that on further reflection
the majority Of the Board will change their opinions
and accede to just requirements of the steamboat
shipping and commercial interests.
The activity in and about the cotton presses and
warehouses; continues undated, and though freghts
q are low compared to what they were in November,
cotton is going forward fast and very great reduc-
ton in stock will he found at the close Of the week
provided there are no heavy receipts, of which there
Is not much probability the roads in the interior to
ait inc shipping depots are much cut up by the bad
weather.
ne warm weather Of last Friday and Saturday de
parted on Saturday night, and yesterday we had an
other moderate snap Of Iapand temperature. which
has however moderated to-day and last night touched
soundings, as it were, indicating that mild weathe
\ may be looked for.
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-Dr. Elstgtasaae's Specific,

ET. ElstRGassae's Specific,
FOR THE CURE OF A CERTAIN GLASS OF DISEASES
SUCH AS ciLEETS etc.
The celebrity of the late DR. LUDuM is sufficient guar
antee for the virtues of this medicine. pleasant to the taste
curing in few days without any particular change living
Inconvenience from business For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothecary,
jazz 2p6t corner Chartres and Customhouse streets
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Dep0fs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEX'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
jas 2pf Nos, q and l51 Charities street
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BsorHnR ORD 1 iii. ssssEE .',We


sBRoTHER RAFFoRD's FAREWELL SERMON. We
advise ON readers peruse the above sermon, which
appears in this issue Of our paper 1T is from the
i quaint pen of the author Of another sermon, the
Of which VIII be long remembered ss An he
played On d harp Of thousand strings sperrts Of
Just men made perfeck u. S. Morris, ESD, Of the
Port Gibson (bbIss.) RevaiIIe AT least such is our
confident impression twill well repay perusal and
those who hearty laugh will take notice Of the
rtunity afforded.
5s DyE,s BANK NoTE PLATE DELINEAToR, This IS
te title of useful publication which the extensive
practice of fraud and deeepti cur paper currency
has rendered essential the safety of the business
community many of whom are devoid Of any effect
nal means of detecting spurious altered bank bills
deratnnl tile Delineator furnishes in such
smplfed form that the most inexperienced person.
single glance, can ct once detect frauds Of any
description as full and accurate description Of each
genuine note Is given in#its pages.
~ The general agent, S. 81 White, has laid copy of
this valuable publication table, and glance at
s contents has urrrsed US that the simple method
used give such desirable information had not before
been adopted BY the publishers Of Bank Note Detect
Ors The intimacy of our relations with the currency
of other States, renders it not only necessary, but
matter of safety for every business man to have
copy Of Dyes Delneator in his eounting.room in
detect the genuine from the false with unerr
ing certainty without loss of time. The Detector is
published every two weeks. a Coin Chart is also
published in connection with the work above named.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-29

e. VH'i2eSeas Gg0Egei9eg. Il
AT REDUCED PRICES.
LEIG III tom s. BARE BOT,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
VIII offer from this date reduced prices their large stock
WINTER CLOTHING, 10 make for Spring Goods Our
friends and customers particularly invited give call
Overcoa Business Goats and Heavy Cashmere Panaloos,
at great bargains ... .-.s.. I'LL 4sa.. b..
t.~. u.s..- LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
jas 2p6t corner St Charles and Canal streets
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Fine Clothing

# Fine Clothing
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
PERSON, HARRISON & CO,
4 80 MAGAZINE STREET., 4
~r -w%% CORNER OF CANAL.
Will Offer from this date, their stock Of WINTER CLOTH.
ING at reduced prices to make for Spring Goods.
" oVERCOATs, TAINiAS, BUSINESS COATS -
BLACK GOTH FRoCKS PANTS, VESTS, SHIRTS md
FURNISHING GOODS, all kinds
N@ The lowest price named, and Goods cheerfuy shown
G55@ Call and examine at
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
jas 2p3t
OUea"COGtS OUeTCOGyEs
We offering large stock of superior OvERCOATs Of
Beaver Pilot Bear Skin Haymnrket and Cloth at very low
prices, to make way for Spring Stock .y
Eg- Don't forget to call at NJ
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S.
jas 2p3t No. Magazine street, corner Canal
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!. The Downward Tread.

Gov. Rodman N. Price submitted his annual mes
sage to the New Jersey Legislature few days since.
What he says of National affairs is given in the fol
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.Eeens0ueeg! Eeem,0ved !y

.NseaeOceGg : ESeha0geeg !y
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pn constantly hand which equal to the bett that
10 this market.
Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
b Il A " ID ES:
sAZEEAC Of the Vintage Of 1895, 1903 and 1905 and oer
brands.
w III I 8 k W
or all descripions-scoch, Irisl, Rye and Bourbon.
. ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
:. Also f#8
On hand, usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
IL 2ptf No. II Royal street
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Selling Off TO Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
JOSEPH HTF'TY,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel
comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWEI4RY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFuMERY;
And lurge assortment Of
FINE F NCY TICLES
is selling at
COST OF 1MpORTATION.
City Dealers and Country Merchants have now an opportunity
purchasing the above reduced prices FOR CASH or CITY
ACCEpTANCES.
H5~Cnll and examine before purchasing elsewhere
f. ROBERTS, Agent.
M9~Remeuber No 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel
ia28 2p6t
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gotal gutelIigeutt.

Our New DREss-We feel a certain degree of
Stiffness if vanity, the trim and elegant exterior
present readers the Crescent thinks proper
little of this feeling than other limb of the
corps eitorialc ucubraons only dignied
by the beauty of the but exalted by their change
locality from the isolation of the third page the polite society
of this the second page The idea of the propretor causing
the removal present all the reading the paper
continuous form aud the Local. of course thinks
the idea good Nevertheless, change has the spirit
of his dream
hoy who suit Of old clothes unseen Or some
distant the way place. quite different ami
NAL when sprIced in his Sunday toggery aiding
doing elegant the paor grand along the street
So is with In old knock about Dress with exc.
play ground the third page, have up good many
ddoes and got falls that would be ashamed now
that have caused people TO hate lis
and have bad jokes that have other
people pity It all because only company was
advertisements senseless commercial
stuff for whose opinion cared snap present
all sides by intelligent and critca!
reading feel different With the cleaning falchon
of Politics wand of Literature nne-tails Of
Criticism, the sharp scissors of General Intelligence the
juggling seeyar of Finance and Money playing us and
all times, adopt system tactics in
management of local pongun We charge deli
catey with carefully selected and discharge at the pub
lie with dignity betting present position in the paper
That say good reader that coase our local re-
ports and that only do by giving small dirty game the
goby and feel like getting Off foolish remarks or had
jokes by picking out some good naured friend inicting
upon him orally instead of writing them our printers
to set up.
ilustrac On Sunday the Coroner wishing to 20 off all
day. fearing that his deputy would stay the Office
much during his abscncehe weather being blue and the
neghboring coffee ruddypurchased pair fat ducks
and presented them TO the deputy and to outsider
contius the ducks to lie box in the middle the
office outsider could steal them, they be his if
deputy could prevent them from being stolen they were to
belong him. How the the unequal game game was ac-
copied and rlayed-the outsider warming himself in corner
house. and peepng periodically INTO mems Office
where the deputy with collar erect and indigo nose
the birds the top Of his newspaper with thoughts
the morrow, and how victory finally crowned the half
depuyoud all have been good material for out
in old type, the third page But here in our
beautiful and on the second page, it much
alude for the purpose illustrating our posi-
ton But, bless lis here spinning away old
interninable rate It'll never do
1t just simply object good friends and patrons
that breUy must be the of local reports hereafter
Notwithstanding which, shall endeavor make this depart
acceptable the public and worthy the solid
and increasing patronage that the Crescent enjoys
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u LIE PARoD1s CONCERTS. We understand that
Parod whose series Of concerts in this city was
attended With 80 much success goes from here with
The intention Of giving concerts in Baton Rouge,
Natchez, Vickshnrg and jackson, Mississippi. The
amount Of musical qualification to be enjoyed by the
inhabitants Of those places and the adjoining yicin
age can perhaps, be comprehended by the residents
of New Orleans, butWil need the benefit Of expert
enee before il will he understood elsewhere. AS we
have had occasion to remark, Parodi is now the
queen Of the lyric arts, and wears her high honors
with that easy grace which proves them to be deserved
She recalls and very wildly renews recolections
of previous times, and, in her clear, ringing
STYLE illustrates an art which ranks with the very first
We are gratiGed to learn that, in a week Or two,
Parodi will return and favor us with more of that
music which has ogreat briliancy that there can
be no repleton Of it. Our friends and readers residing
u OF near The places which we have named, should
not fail to secure for themselves the pleasure Of hear
ing one who isso capable of afording it.
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Alice w Gaize, Loualeri master at o'clock J. NJ. John
ston & Co., Front Levee, agents.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-05

The New York sots nrc Grs, In the 6eld
having arrived tonight, john Cochrxne leads
he party, Barrett. The Washington Pcstmas
'er accompanied them.
There arr NOR collectors, postmastcrs and
70 forth. here, than would regulate the whole
xorld.
The Louisiana delegation say they so Doug
Douglas.
CINCINNATI, May 2s--s IN.
Moe dust and delegates Buchanan and
Douglas stock up Douglas mor So.
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CITY AND COUNTRY.
sRok fMrRsDAr'S pAuT
Cosuctl PeseeeAtags.

TrsspAv, NAV q, 1855
Cssne,l ne, ysrssas, 70 s6ies n~sai 81 hstpas' :,
prssen, AAssnss DssseA, Ensssos. Ms6rcsty
Rash N,aa sud .ehurnsty
Va aosi ., Adsrms IA seh Ai,srmsa Eo.ssos ~ss
spy ,sts rts''dss, Of Coa.eii STV 's~
TIE minutes Of ,r.'sas r'ss,ss ssss read ssd adopt
ed
W c Scott sod stssusost ouasrs for ussn.s 10 open
n.sA., rsllsr Tn he L-vss nsssrrsd 10 . Cen.
~ Jehs Burle Edwsrd Can,laiass Andrew Pis,iesr
and o,h.rs cid M 'h- table
a., On mo',oo Of Aide'msa MsGrots., The pesdss ef
sr'hsr pStit one TOT appointment - wstehmss ~a die
0f resident. II AZ we'd. ssh,ss To have Aidesssss
10 mott . u Aiasrm.s Mecfo,v, the s,ss and nsy.
sess called
Ys"-- ,ia.rm.a Bsspeh. n.0ro,,y. sshsr~,p aud
Rssek-t
Nns-Ahernsn fmst..a esd Ryan.
The prs,1o is,i'oas'. wss CREATED. and. en- fsa,los
he ss<s 80 ss's we're called
YsAs- AL'sm.n prsnsh. MeU'ot,, Hshafn",I ssd
aaach--t
N.ss-- Aiaesmsa smsrs,a cod Rysa--9
Tue .sa, wss dselss~i vssss,
OF q. Btbia, cry Atornsy, for en- increase u
SALARY, ws' indsnai'siy laid % the 'sbls
ssrusys
sni. OF } Me5ormirs %, ", 0s'snso s,mea. tea 90
!. A. tsss srsinst l., wa,d, ot3, 9sd ssvd, ost sd
wart sn 20. Retired ia Cnmp'riisr we're ,s,uvssd
asdtsd snA, On mo ion, ordered rid
The Comm,t'se 10 shsm w,s ufsrred ps,Whs Of =
ef,a ,hst hs ret, ,oa wss auessd ios ssd s.eomsss
al 49,, /, N. r.,ususd
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s Wy" - 800 . s."ss YIN. 4. A.,
"n me,"s T" Ahsfmah Mc' cry Use reed 'hirs
,in', ssh. % mo'i"a Of Aldsrmss sehsssmis' u .ss
nss"i,ed, mai ths pay o. police smss" 'pf"'a"'
u"o"t 'ne ofnn 'nee u" " o." p"' S
oLuss.
OF Themss walsh ~ \ Hcssh too siits o. ssa " 90
q Orhs,s,s too ba. oil 70 ssd sis 40 VS. tefssrsa
to Commi,ts< 90 Game
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CtNcrSysy. MAY u. 1886.

CiScisSsvI. May ~. 1885.
Tie cts - 10 grea, fever about the coo.
,entior tvtrybody erpects 10 rnaks bis eor-
nal for,une. Outsiders are coming In rapid >.
Geo. y -audsrs has arrived. tsi ,bsre wac no
p,lblic demonstration on the occasion The
Buelansr rDen claim ose hansir'd anil hftesn
vo.ss n. the frat bslla Gov Wright ha.
90, vurd that the lndispa t~leYs,iOp ia fpr
h,m. E.e, tea deiegs,es have yet srrised
Tie following states are represented thi.
evening: Mississippi, ! 3; louisiana 9; Texas
c. Arkas.S 4; Mazacbnstb 4; Maios 4;
New Hampshire 4, RhDdf IsIana 3, Pennyi-
, vania Is.
Every State a. the CniN. cxcpi 'hrcc have
engaged quarters at tie Barba Hou1. iocis-
ding tbe hard. sud sD,n u New Ymk. The
impression aInnng dcsgsta d a lsrs Is that
Buchanan stock Is On the rias. "bis 90 The
ether hand il 70 eootspdej With equal sree that
Douglas s the most favorable wsn.
Gen Fierce will receive hattsring eompi
mshtsEy vote Ga the first ballot, aftes which
Ne are informed by Piesc. man. litter oil
h. rszd ffoa him, ~rihdrasi hi name
Bat tao men are spoken u a. yet ~ chair
man a the C%nven,ioo --Jans Z. On. oi
sooih Carolina, and Vim {. fsusee, Il S0-
,scty
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Nrw Yosk. Nav IL,

INV TORN, May Ut.
The nItuass Washington correspondent
says |, is we'll asccrtaiucd now that Cramptou
~as instructed to close the lega,u on the event
t his dismissal Hence his abrupt departure
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Lumlcy, his Sccr,sry
Il Legation. applied for passports tor himscli
aud Attachcs. and only remains temporarily rs
a private individual to close up the personal
matters Of the embassy, and the mins,,ery -
Champion notified his servants two weeks ago
that they would no, be required after tho Is, Of
June.
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NoTICE.--.rURsuANT TO SECTION

MOTTO E--.rURSuANT TO SECTION
~ THREE Of u. 81 sp,,lsd " A. Get pra. e,,taas
rules snd regulation. fos u. sssoa,ion II tbs sri
sny asdss the sst Of Congress sDi ind, &c, &c the
fssf ~ cssns ~ 'swss opo" isss ~ The Jared siss
osa~s ssrs,o eisess saass., passed. March ID. lsts
rtsLm horra Is hereby given, that - the ie,h as
tiv.bsssry 49, 1866. the ssbse,ihss est rcd ,hs
issd Once =, ~ u~s@ Misne-e,s Territory the isnis
eeettstss the town ~ ~ ~eston, 10 the eesats Of
ikpUs ssd Nsnssy In trsst Tor the several sad
bsnsSt II the ssespssts sed owner. sb~vs socosd
70 heir ssspsosi,s tntsss,s wbtah sns ds.erbs9
10 tho dsvissts receipt of The ascsi,@ for the
rsosjv~d ~ bin 10 esyasht thsreef 80 follows TITO
nssh halt Of the north esst Tgafsr OF section npbsf
kriy three the ssstb bsif 81 ths south east qssref
nosb sussisS of The sogL .sst quarter the soo,h
vest quarter ~ The osffss' qss,es .eath east qass
'er ~ the north vast qssHf snh tbs snhssst gus,s
IL the .sstb quarter ~ as'ftn No tsss'y sgh,
IN tswssbp No tbry north NJ tssrs No TWENTY
~ss,, e.ststsisg tbss~ kysd,sd s1s ~ ssiy sefss
Essh ed svssy psssep. sssootsstas osapssy %.
persons sisisa W be oeespest oesovssi., OF
have possss., or "a 10 sattisd 70 the right ef
psasy 81 pesssstss VI such lssds 20 esq bls Il. III,
tssos sLss thereof L. reqsssA By the toarb section
n ths ssA ses 10 de whs ssiy days Of the IRIS put
ilssses " ihIs slos, 10 he stss of the ssb.srba
~ rss, assssy esas,y, y. T., s'sisssas h writing
ass,aissaG as aeeassts assefpuea u ths particular
pssss ~ pss.sis hereof psrts In ~hIeh he she
,bsy sisin 10 bsss say istssss, ord u The spseihe rt
intsssst ssts,s which he. she ~ ihsJ my rssfse
i,.iy s.sm he sstitsa 10 10 orsyss barred
thsfeot N. sHERBUHNE Judge,
Ds'.A March isAs ssa Jsa fAs'Viet ~.
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rwoH rt 'lI. i,.lIl''' $ pa i7Il :

To SuirrxRs,--Wc noticed yesterday n
large quantity Of heavy sr,iol~ which WEIR
hroush, from 81. Louis upon the steamer james
Lyon, To Mcsrs Nichols 4 I'rrkey, one Of the
heaviest firms In the iron busincss In this city,
Cap, Bcrkey, informed us tina, these nrtieles
wcr shipped IRON Boston. VIA New Orleans,
and arc oh,aincd here ut n cheaper pricr than
Il Is possible 20 obtain ,hem from Pit,sburg or
any other point, The ioiyh, from Boston 10
New Orleans ~ about n bi, u hundred. and
from thu, place To 49, Paul the charges ar
80 low NJ 10 mako Il au object 10 bring tina,
class II freight around by that route, ships
outward bou6d ,r,iin fffx1oh ,iitsn ,Esd is,se,
articles Tor ballast. which accounts fnr the
sscming inconsistency.
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The Galona Adrons, say. that All interest
Ing incident happcncd to Mt Irish lady one
Of the female deck passengers on the last down
trip Of the Northern BeiIe. II was wrapped
10 flannel. weighed abou, II pounds. aud In
compliment 10 tho Captain. was christenesl
." Preston I.odwick MoC@msnk." Pretty
(,ool