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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

Yrs. LYDIA SAVER, OF WASHINGTON. WILL LEO
tnre ~ the Siuyvesant Institute on Tucsday April
suhect Tine dignity OF labor and the or
lure 10 woman 10 commence ut y N. The ecuer was
20 cents. - ~
T ECIuREs ON sFIRITUALTsM JUDGE EOW JNDS
- VIII de liver two lectures sunday IL 6th of April
he Stny vesAut Ipstuie NJ I0is NJ and ~ su,ie
The Foy Fsracsm and rsrgers Of Spiritual Inerc
THOMAS FRANCIS NEAGHBR WILL DELIVER AN
grafton, IN the Academy n Mufc, Tues lay evening
orphans Sur ect'fatrcks Tar atiobai Ipniversa-
rieslher Significance and Hesu.y" so GEMS each
TIRE hon. EDWARD EVERETT WILL REPEAT HIg
address the char Acer OF sshington fund
ter the purchase Of the Mount Vernon request of
citizens Of Brooklyn, at Plymouth church Chs Rev IT, W.
Beecf So Grange street. Thursday evening 10th inst al
s O'CLOCK Iocrs open at O'Clock
he committee In taking ymouth church, secured TIA
erges audience which Brooklyn furnish but a
that OF necessity limited especially In conpartson
with the Academy OF Music in Few Yort as hoy have re
TO sci tickets then will Comfortably &C. nm
me date az The privilege f bear Mr. Eyerst In nov 4 rare
snd as the object 70 which the proceeds are
entirely national erd naIsc, they feel ASSURED hat their
fellow e7ers VIII justify them his putting the
price Of single adm iss'ons at ore cellar.
Tickets may be bad II either of the and ihU
booktr res ofW Roe. 1t2 atlantic street; IT. Babcoct
26 Fulton street w eedenful no Fulton street and IT,
y, A. FAkLEY 20 Pscih, street,
Is. 9. CU1l.Ek. NO Sands street,
A. COO KE HULL, i05 Juralenon st cor. Clinton
pmuit iaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05
PERSONAL.


DOsT OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
win Southampton and Havre per United STATES steamer
Futo will close at this Office Saturday, April s. at 1919
o'clock A. NJ. ISAAC " FOWLEa Postmaster.
DOkT OFFICE NOTICE.--THE MAILS FOR CALI
forria, &c per United STATE, Illinois, will ose
at this cfce on Saturday. April g. at O'Clock F. A.
IsAAC " FOWLkR, Postmaster.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

By the arrival of the brig Alma, from Nassau, we
have dates up to Aug. 26. Capt. Brown reports Aug
8 the American ship Colchs, from Boston, bound to
New Orleans, was wrecked on the Gingerbread
Ground Cargo of dry goods, etc.. saved in good
condition. Aug. %, British brig Baltic, from Ragged
Island with salt, bound to Nassau, was wrecked on
the Green Gays vessel total loss.
At the last session Of the General Court at Nassau
J. Simms, captain Of the wrecking schooner Anne
Sophia and Robert Stevens captain of the wrecking
to eighteen months imprisonment, with hard labor,
for some unlawful dealings in the case of the wreck
Of the American brig Capt Wall, bound from
st. Iago to Trieste with cargo Of coffee and log
convicted for cutting away the brgs tiller thereby
preventing Capt. Ramsey Of schooner President from
bringing the vessel to Nassau. Capt. Ramsey in
formed against them on his arrival in Nassau.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

A Niger MILITARY COMPANY AT NEwPoRT.-
The Newport correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. in
letter to that paper under date 9th t after
mentioning the visit made to that port by the U. S.
Practice ship p Plymonth, has the following:
The Plymouth is not the only strange visitor we
have had within the last four days, for yesterday
steamer from Providence broughtto our city an or
ganized and armed military company composed en-
tirely of negroes, headed by Q band Of white mus-
clans. This is something new that an armed compa-
my Of this character has been allowed in our midst,
and the dayis rolling around whenwe shall have
cause to regret it, learn also that this turnout"
was to celebrate the anniversary Of the insurecton
ton was massaered orha to fly for theirliyes, What
areswe coming to Well may our Southern brethren
be aroused when such things are sanctioned aud en-
couraged by the Abolition portion of the North.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

INFAMOUS MENDAc1rY.-Under this caption the
Baltimore Clipper, of the sth inst has the following:
The Night papers have, for several weeks past,
been indstrionsly circulating report, pnlportng to
have emanated from a correspondent of the New
York Tribune, to the effect that the American State
Council of North Carolina had recommended the
members of the order there to vote for Buchanan.
There is not word of truth not even the semblance
Of shadow of truth in this leport II has been re-
peaedly contradicted but still the SgNicht organs
continue to repeat it. They repeat II knowing that it
is false. This practice however, is one Of their cardi
nal principles to which they adhere with most
astonishing consistency, g that lie well stuck to is
as good as the TRUTH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

AMERICAN MEETING IN WASHINGTON COUNTY,
MARYLAND.-We learn from the Baltimore Clipper
that there was large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the friends of Fillmore and Doneson in 5Boonsboro,
Washington county, on Saturday, the 9Th inst. The
Clipper says: laqr5 M I9z5%Ha.-.s.
The numbers on the ground were greater than any
political meeting held there for years. Able and
spirited addresses were delivered by A. X. Syester
and jerome D. Brnmbaurgh, Esqrs., and other speak
ers. The cause in Western Maryland is onward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
Sgl Neb OtlsalE laiIu GJrtststtt. J
Esfa = y 4 HaFt LiSfOSs Af5O
p x Il siY57 --------------- ---------s------- ~
They spring unnoticed and unknown

- il - = u.
They spring unnoticed and unknown,
Mid rocky wilds they bloom, 5i@8
They flourish mid the desert lone,
They deck the silent tomb. a! IA
They cheer the peasants lowly cot,
Adorn the monarch's hall, --
They fill each quiet, shady spot- la,
Oh, who can tell them all FRA 3ssN
Some Ger hemurm' ring streamIet fling
Their blossoms bright and fair, S@1"
And there, in yernal beauty, spring, ~fe
Famed by the fragrant air. a.- a3a,g.s
some meath the oceans rolling waves
In silent grandeur grow, '.
Nor heed the storm which DER them raves,
But still in beauty blow.
Some where the eagle builds her nest,
Where man has never trod, '"
Where even the chamois dare not rest
Upon the erumbling sod -u.... ..,
Yes, there, even there, wild fiow.rets grow
In richest dress arrayed,
And Ger the clamorous eaglets throw Hu
Their light and graceful shade. o=..,
Mid mountains Of perpetual snow,
By icy girdles bound, l u
Some rendered doubly beauteous, glow,
And deck the frozen ground. ,%
And mid cold winters angry storm
The snow-drop rears its head,
And shows It's pure, anspotted form, +.
q When other flowers have fed, as5essFf-'
Some on the breezes Of the night
Their grateful odors send
I While others, children Of the light,
= . To day their perfume lend. W
Some bloom beneath the torrid zone, ...
Meath lndia's sultry skies :;
Mid Iceland's mountains, chill and lone.
~ The forms of Others rise. Gl5
The stately fern, the golden broom,
The lilly. tall and fair i-6-=a.
All these in rich succession bloom,
And scent the summer air, l.@.
In secret dell, by murm ring rill-
In gardens bright and gay
Within the valley-on the hill
Flowers cheer our toilso1ne ways
Flowers image forth the boundless love
God bears his children all,
Which ever droppeth from above oa
Upon the great and small; s7=tu
Each blossom that adorns our path,
So joyful and SO fair,
Is but drop of love divine,
That fell and Aonrished there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

SAN Francisco VIGILANCE Committee New
York Tribune, of the sth, says:
We are informed by an intelligent Californian, whom
we presume to be well informed in this matter, that
orders sent by the mail steamer Of the 5th inst
to the Federal Naval and Military forces in California
to obey the orders Of the Governor of California in
putting down the Vigilance Committee. Orders were
also issued to three or four American menofyar on
the Pacific, to concentrate at San Francisco at the
earliest possible moment. i u SEai5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
The Drunlknrtl,s Resol,.tlon

mToo much drinking has caused me pain;
III never look at a glass again."
He kept his word and never lied,
And yet by drinking wine he died.
" How could he do it 2 only think;
Why, he shut his eyes when he took drink.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
REGULAR PACKETS.

rFEz,s UNITED STATES MAIL LIME,
!11lL&S from New Orleans to Ecksbnrg.-For Donald
sonyie Paqnemines, Baton Ronge Port Hud-
Bayou Red River Landing Fort Adams Nhtclez,
Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Tickshlrg.
Princess, Capt Holmes, TUESDAY, at 5P. N.
NatcheZ, Capt. Leathers, SATURDAY, ats NJ
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail atle hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to- Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned W. NJ
SHAW. the agent Of the hoaat Vcksburg, who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for any letter package
containing money! ewey other valuables unless regular
bills Of adg aken Specifying the and vale and
the freight paid nor for any aluabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or 10
'fCA1rR OIL, PRITHCARD CO.,
/. "a - g x Union Row, So Carondeleest.
-.-,. = T. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupitouas ST.
All freight for YaZoo river must be consigned house
Vi,1-a -al,,r,r ettF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
STEAMBOAT DEF 4 RTUREs.
UPPER MIS- ssIssIPPI .7T57T

VIII leave Oh TT UEspAY tlegl6li nst at O'clock RI M
;, {YsS ~ FOR SIT. LOUIS, GEE STE r.,
Cape Girardean, Cairo, Hickman New Madrid
Mempha Napoleon and all intermediate landings
in CONNECTION with The Illinois Central Railroad for all the East
a eamer III sT SST it a a
ter will be in port ready to receive freight SATURDAY
MORNING. and Will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board, orto Nd j. j. CIIILDS,
sel3 & "a ( 18 Poydras street.
n The Flying Cloud offers grent inducements passengers
and shippers being Of very light rapght with large and airy
stateroonB. 4g5 553gi sS's341 W.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

editor of the Baltimore Clipper, the 7th inst,
ceived the following letter from an awfully enraged
Democrat Fse n.a ,s..
WINCHESTER, Sept. 5th, ls56.-You Internal scoun-
drel: If hear of you publishing any more lies about
James Buchanan and the Democratic party, will
lish John Bull You are thief and liar, and l
can proveit You say the Old Dominion is going
for Fillmore You know you liar; so beware
how you sander men that would not scrape their
feet on you, you dirty poltroon! II. g. S1kERLY.
The threatened Clipper makes the following com
ments on publishing the above in their issue of the
Sth inst:
What shall we do to escape the wrath, the annihiIa-
tion threatened by this terrible siker!y? What q
boodthirsty Sikerly he must be! With fear and
trembling we call upon the Winchester journals to
inform us whether there has been q new graveyard
recently "lad out" there in which this ferocious
Sikery buries his dead Oh don't, Mr.. Silerly don't
In order to prepare for the worst however intend
having lives at insured for the benefit of our
families and we shall call upon High Constable Her.
ring for special detail of fifteen of his men to guard
US until after the election. Oh! Mr.. Skerly don't,
now don't.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

LOUIS NAPoLEoN's FErE DAY CELEBRATED IN
THE UNITED STArEs.-The New York Courier and
Enquirer, Of the sth, says: ..., -&
The fete of the French Emperor was celebrated on
the 18th of August at the settlement of the copper
mines of the French company the borders of Lake
Superior, where but a few years since their dwelt
only few scattered Indian tribes An altar was ar
ranged in the Forest near the mouth of one OF the
shafts Of the mine. Divine service, followed by TIE
Deum, was celebrated by Rev. Louis Thels, Catholic
missionary of Eagle Harbor. Immediately afterwards
he blessed the shaft, which he baptized by the name
of Napoleon A banquet and canal races followed.
The trcolored flag waved for the first time on the
borders of Lake Superior and mingled its folds with
those of the American flag.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

10 UP SALT RIVER rmE9 Go.n-Nine hearty cheers
for aillard Fillmore burst from the throats Of over
two hundred Americans the slim Loco delesaFion
from New Orleans took their depart last Saturday
Not a voice spoke up for poor Northern Bushanan
So says the West Baton Rouge Sugar Panter, Of the
18th, and the Sugar Planter is reputable and re-
liable journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

The TouRo IsF1RMARY:-This splendid Institution
which had its origin in the benevolence Of the late
Judah Touro, is now, in its perfect management and
appointments one of the most valuable establishments
Of its kind in the Southern country. Admirably
situated within easy distance Of the ship and steam
boat landings, il presents peculiar advantages not
possessed by any other institution in the city, while
mend it to all classes The director and resident
physician Dr. Joseph Bensadon, and the visiting ply
sican, DR.. Thomas Hunt, among the most skllful
practitioners in the South, and deservedly occupy
high positions in the estimation of the New Orleans
public. The apartments of the Institution are all
spacious and airy and the prices of board and
medical attendance are regulated to suit all circum
stances The best attention and nursing is secured
to patients and no contagious disease is admitted
This establishment is well worthy the attention of
planting friends. See the advertisement of the In
Urinary in another column.
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, 18TH
1t gives pleasure to publish and endorse the fore
going, to the fullest extent. We SHALL on future
OCCASION refer this institution its management and
objects, at length. @s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

I,IroRrANr ARREST IN MoBILE-An ENJOY Er-
tyaordinay aud Minister Plenipotentiary in Limbo
The Mobile Tribune, Of Saturday morning, has the
following interesting item: s
Don Vicente Hernandez de Ayala, Minister Plenipo-
tentiary and Envoy Extraordinary from the Republics
ofVenezuela and Granada etc, ETC., was yesterday
rested by Marshal Maury and Deputy Marshal Scock,
resthe made an attempt to swallow forged drafts to
the amount of six thousand dollars but preIented
by prompt squeeze on tile throat by the Marshal
while Mr. Scoiek drew tie papers from his mouth
He is a spaniard well educated, and q most &c
complished swindler, and many sufferers in New Or
leans will rejoice at his ncarceration.
His detection and arrest on very slight elue wer
most artistealy planned and shillfnlly executed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
Leaves every FRIDAY, at s P. NJ. ~
T%Se REGULAR FRIDAY VICKS
FOR RED RIVER,

VIII leave MONDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock P. ".
4, T1S FOR SHREVEPOIsT, GRAND
Bayon, Campte Grand Ecore ST Maurice Cotile.
Alexandria and Gorton's Landing-The light
draugt and fast running steamer Union Aguada MASTER
will leave above. r5Et
For freight or passage @ apply on board, Or Or to -
The steamer Union will take freight for Black River Trinity
Harrsonbnrg, with privilege of reshppng
den AT mouth of Red or Black Rivers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

KEY STONE CLuB IN PENSACOLA, FA.-The fol
lowing disinterestea friends Of Buchanan and Breek
inridge are the officers Of the Key stone' Club The
position which they accidentally hold of course can
have no influence in their political preferences:
Dillon Jordan, Postmaster-President.
Sam'l a. Leonard, Clerk to Naval Store Keeper
LIST Vice President
DIR. 3, s. Hargis U.S. Marine Hospital Surgeon
I'd Vice President. @.#., N -
tary. +-l
G. N. Jordan, clerk U. S. Court; A. Marzoni q.
S. Government printer; A. P. Pete Inspector OF Gus
| toms-C Corresponding Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
THE New DONE ON THE FEDERAL CAr1ToL.-
The Washington Evening Star saws: alsBst G zassS

THE NEW DOME ON THE FEDERAL CAPITOL
The Washington Evening Star says: aas8a aS;
The old umbrella shaped and coppered dome of the
Capitol having long ago been removed, Rorkmen are
now engaged in detaching the brick and stone feun
dation which it for so many years securely rested
and the razeeing process will be continued to the
main belt or cornice of mason work. Then, around
this rim will be erected5a wall, perpendcuary to the
height Of thirty feet and upon this the first range of
columns of the new dome will rest. To facilitate
these operations, steam engine has been placed
the roof in proximity to the grand circle of industry
and, by means of iron ropes, and all the other ap
plances of the building art, every necessary move
ment of materials is safely and expeditiously Effected
under the immediate superintendent Of Mr., Robert
Slight
The main columns are already on the ground about
thirtytwo feet high uted, with chcapitals of the
Corinthian order, made Of cast iron, and in appear
ance sufficiently substantial for the purpose intended.
One of them, bronzed, has been hosted to the roof
and is temporarily set up on the eastern front The
progress in this improvement shows that the work
has heen earnestly commenced by Capt. Meigs, who
doubtless, will steadily hasten its completion. 5,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

The President left Washing on the 9Th inst for
Warrenton Springs, where he intends remaining
short time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

PROMOTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune,
in letter dated the 9th ns has the following infor-
nation: a.. . F|s} 5.@5
The AdutantG General is on the eve of issuing gem
eral orders in accordance with the promotions and a-
pointments in the army of the United States, made
by the President by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, since November, 1856; the officers
being assigned to the companies to which they sue
ceeded in the natural course promotion or appoint
ment. &%ft tSf%4} s$4 WA &@E p 3&4G 90 ~
Among the promotions are /: Brevet CAPTAIN George
Deas to be Assistant AdiutantG General Brevet Cap
tain Irvine Mcdowell, to be Assistant Adjutant Gem
eral; Lieut.. Col Thomas, to be Assistant Quartermas-
ter-General; Major Thomas Swords, to be Deputy
QuarermasterG Capt. Michael M. Clark, 10 be
Quartermaster. Y4.g
In the Medical Department: William J. Sloane,
William S. King and David c. Deheon, to be sur
geons. -
In the Corps of Engineers Capt Henry Brewer
ton, to be Major. - -.--- ,-ln5 ~
The following named gentlemen have been promo
ted to Captains John Newton, John D. Kurtz Bar
ton s. Alexander, Geo G. Meade, Martin L. Smith,
John Pope, James W. Albert, Theodore 7. S. Ladley,
Nathan 6. Evans, Joseph Stewart, George W. Rains,
John H. Grelaud, Charles G. Gilbert, Andrew G. Nil
ler, Edmund Underwood, Joseph H. Potter and Al
fred Cumming. Capt. Sidney Burbank has been pro-
NOTED to be q Major ~
Daniel Chase Of California to be military store
keeper, vice Newman, dismissed 5.i7 IL
The following named civilians have been named
Second Leutenants: Edward Ingraham Of Miss; Eli
Long of Kentucky James E. Harrison Of the District
Of Columbia Joseph P. ones Of North Carolina Ly-
man l. Kellogg Of Ohio, Thomas N. Saunders, Of
Va, Edward F. Bagey of Ala, Frederick NJ. Folett
of New York, George s. James Of s, G., Charles D.
Anderson of Texas, VIM. Fl, Snyder of N. G., Aexan-
der M. Haskell of Ia, John P. sherburne of New
Hampshire, Henry Clay Wood of Maine, Edward G..
Moore of Ill., Charles A. Leak Of California, Mervn
E. Gully Of Ohio, Francis Mallory of Va, James K
Mccall of Tenn, Orlando H. Moore of Mich, Edwin
W. H. Read of Indiana, and James L: Thompson of
Michigan %=.
The order comprises the names Of many other pro-
motions and appointments Of the lower grades
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
YAzoo RIVER.


VIII leave MONDAY the 18th inst. al O'Clock f. NJ
r. FOR YAZDO RIVER, GREEN
WOOD, Iefore, Sidon Yazoo City and all inter
rior packet Linda W Main, master will leave
above For freight passage Apply on board,
T. b. SMITH, 1 Tcloupoulas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
STEAMERS ECLIPSE RE-

liars, ha . A]-AAAAAA~SI s%n ~ A4 eurlTs hs
sssEszszsafssaL sss5SEzszsKaL SOUTHERN BELLE. F#s=ssss. Fk#s=sss.
TIL magnificent L. S. MailI THE elegant aud fast
steamer e C fDse G, l.. " ming steamer o u t II
Broadwell commander, will lib lie, j. NJ. Broadwell
her regular weekly commander will commence her
trips New Orleans Vcks regular weekly trips in the New
burg, &lken's Bend Lake Orleans Grand Gulf Rodney
Providence and Princet trade and Nachez trade MON
thursday, ih eptem DAY the 18th September, leav
ber leaving New Orleans every ling New Orears every MON
THURSDAY En- ENIEG, at DAY EVENING, at O'clock
O'Clock for the above and all for the above and all ntermed
Intermediate landings late landings
The above undergoing thorough overhaung
and reing WILDE in complete order and wlattend faithfully
to all business entrusted to their care.
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river, and
ship at Vicksbnrg without delay.
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible for letters packages containing money other
valnabe unless regular bills of adng taken and contents
stated for vaabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk, contained in baggage.
bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains of either of the above boats and all bills
mst be presented the office f the boat to which they belong
before II o'clock the day of leaving for approval which will
then be paid at the office Of the Agents. 65 Gra
yer street
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BROADWEI.I BROS & CO., G5 Gravier ST.,
Or LEWIS SNAPP t CO., 81 Front st.
N B-A clerk will be the Levee every day in the week to
receive freight or the Tcpse and Southern Belle an6