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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

IspRovED sHoE.-The Philadelphia Ledger de.
scribes newly invented shoe, which s,we should
think, very decided improvement in the heavy in
convenient, and unhealthy India rubber oyer-shoe
The shoe is made entirely of gutta percha the shoe
otherwise being like the ordinary shoe. The sole is
applied to the upper part by pressure. The inner
sole and upper portion when stretched oyer the Last,
soft state, is then pressed, by mechanical means,
upon the inner sole, the material is forced through
the punch holes and the shoe is held together if
had boen pegged though much more securely for the
gutta pereha ills entirely the punch hole, and even
forms sort Of ryet head on the inside Of the shoe
These shoes, the Ledger is informed, can be made
thirty per cent cheaper than the leather soled shoes
the price of leather having recently gone up very
course entirely mperyious to water. They may bs
worn like leather soled shoes any season Of the year
without Inconvenience.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

One of the miseries of human life is being COM
positor on newspaper and having to insert the mar
rage of the girl you love with man old enoughto
be your father-he is rich and yon are poor. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

CoAIEG HERE raeeAt lett es from Paris hiss it,
Last week af 800 leEe the eisT
Of Anver, the United II is ssid that the
French emigration ATerics viii this year be I'M
smense. The Provincial French ara q sober and IN
dustrious people.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
- z A zoo RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Sd May, at s P NJ
F-s , FOR YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE.
The new and splendid light draught steamer
NOUN Of Codwster Tlatoba Lehore Greenwood, sdon,
Yazoo City all intermediate landings the Yazoo and TAX
flahatchie rivers, will leave as above. - n
ap2S = : JOHN E. HYDE & Co. 66 Poydras street.
The Sae Robinson will take freight for Grenada, If con
signed T.ef!ore Greenwood - - Na---L Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leaye SATURDAY. the Cd May at o'clock P. NJ, posi-
lively. carrying the o. s. Mail
IT,. REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
s=dSCLs Packet.-The and very splendid steamer
tzsA Choctaw, 2. smedle master, leaves as above,
landings For freight Of passage apply board or
a26 LEWIS SNAPP 6 CO., 81 Front street
pAThe Chocaw takes freight for Napoleon Memphis Hea-
Randolph, Hickman New Madrid, Cairo, Paducah, Nash
will and nj Way landings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

the year just closed was 81 763expenses of all
sorts $779 655-net income $39S, JOY A dividend Of
per cent for six months was declared, still leaving
'$34O543 surplus on hand to be applied to the i'm:
poEement Of the road and the reduction Of its debt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

CUT THIS OuT.-A correspondent of the London
Literary Gazette alludng to the numerous cases of
deaths from accidental poisoning. adds: o.
venture to affirm there is scarce even cottage in
this country that does not contain an Invaluable, GER
tain immediate remedy for such events nothing
than dessert spoonful of made mustard mixed in a
tumbIer of warm water, and drank Immediately. It
acts as an emetic is always ready, and may be used
with safety in any case where one is required. By
making this simple antidote known you may be the
means Of saving many fellow-creature from an UNI
timely end. 'FoE ''7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
REG ULAR KETS.

- r,rr-pen ~ \. -,,,,,1- y I,r
Leave eyeEy ~ St9Gh RI
f IN D ~ Nj II y, nIaoa af tbe
lEs5ea7 s. Mail steamer ~ w McEsAf IN piace VI !ne
steamer souheTn ieilerdhhhg 20 N conHeStioh at
with steamers fEmeess anu fASeo' a
PcheEs font SXlpWh laAe T by
rehs Landing ollkehs benn, E,cAs9I.g Ga @ o' III mG ~
ney Natche Fort Adams bayoq sara Baton Rouge ana an m
eImealate II iass @ TI ia as
H. w ME1asit, =. ". ssI ~, ~ taosIs ~ ~
above orfeight OF pas5age Apply 99 nosed or 10 .,
P1LCHEE, GooDKlGH q ,Cos - Garondeet t sree.. IL
ne Z. " nGtsie VIII NY 'ase ~ - W "
the 1a2oo hVeI WIN ne pItSiee VI ." Sr 80
she having naue very advantageous ioA
pose. ~. ag- g. IT, m. >, - a..
cefh Will pc Oh the Ae'ee efesy Auesoay "
receive freight. ~ - al
fSine H. Mcssae VIII e.tenu . " ~ VI ino
steamer ST .. 1faoue CURING he spring anu ouie' .
'------------
~, a nT15;,s- r, T1,ETW1D NGT,TATTTC VeTTRTA1
AStAH p q THnL 70 Prnnriefors and Whnesale
III , IN E;.I ranaf For tha sataa of
Jsaiehn 4enisiana nv s,5 I'M Mssss;nni 0' " " =
and SamnIs Roors No EAST Charles street oppo-
;ta II H. = fbarias Hnte1 Nav Orleans do If
y. TTJE waTCY sTORE, NO. 3 CAMP
has mi ons1ss With ali new Goods Consisting Of
sEEsa Esa WkTtHES' CIoCKS. JEWELRY, GUNS PISTOLS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

SNow.-The hills back of Georgetown this morn.
ing were clothed in mid-Winter garb. Coming up the
river, the appearance was strange one, indeed, un
der the circumstances. The shores of the Potomac,
from Alexandria to Georgetown, looked fresh and
distant back ground was covered with an unbroken
carpet of snow. The prospect was thus essentially
foreign to this region Of the United States. Weap
prehend that it was not, however, cold enough last
night any where to iniure ANYTHING. Wash Star q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

We have had long spell Of dry weather. Yegeta-
ton began to look distressed. Much cotton and corn
planted failed to sprout, owing to want of moisture
in the SOIL The planters faces looked rather gloomy,
and some prophesed that such another drought as
was experienced last year, was coming upon US. But
refreshing shower last Wednesday, has effected to
put to flight host of imaginary hobgoblins, and the
faces of those who, short time age, wore a woe
begone expression, now look as bright and cheerful
as May morning. [Clinton Patriot, 26th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

The WEATHER--Last Tuesday night, after nearly
riously refreshing shower which efectuay laid the
dust and purified the air. The parched and hungry
earth eagerly drank up the welcome element, and
didn't seem more than half satisfied. However the
q ice is broken" and we may now hope for more. a
EOpelousas Patriot, 26th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

VEsTvALI.-The N. 7. Mirror has received a letter
from Vestval, written in this city. The Mirror pub
fishes a portion of her letter: .-
al like exceedingly this city-a great deal of life,
variety amusements of every kind "a very good spirit
among the people, comfort and capital wine to which
miserable foreigners bow down always, being ac-
comes to us triste necessity. We have greatly suf
fered in Mexico in this respect. The New Orleans
people are warmhearted and polite, almost as the
French nation; and think more true in their feel
ings towards strangers" 5..,... ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1856
sTEAnTBQAT EPARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.

I-,s 4
,ssvs S6 = 4 sisl2sf
asys fsfPs hs2s SS 55Rs 5
Fof freight Or passage T22y e sPise
5 DE;Rsss I 5 freight for Jefferson and s
ssei g SzSEzsSVoH il anAsp
Bsys sS nd nj fssss s
5ss 1ase4E Rrisssss sses
aP2,y Ss "a board Or to @ % T. b. SMITH lzasv l'rss
-1'--- --TEDEPENDENT PE0PLETs LIN !,
z To SaTghRh2 gsrESHPoT, VI Il 3si
Gsa9 Gs
Marshall viii leave as aboye az For fssgh Or
aPRyl S;l on board e te ssARP F1sa fssss GS
VIII leave on sATgEDAYY < "a inst :. se'sssk Sp
Rns s ns;s p1sfi ssss a
&C., '''s'sl Rf
% aTgsRhE 4 I'll ssff safFEzsD Il
Bsge s iner
mediate landings superior passenger steamer Storm,
bills unless CONTRACTED Captain CLERK
T.as HE sbTysRAa EtEKs6N Kss6 Ss fosFASpo ss5Ssf
pP2d @ BsSGs fee5s
M
VIM pay no !i sRs's ?apfa ss:
Freight taken and Raft with privilege
T leave FoE sVRPoT. e:f?esa MD
dlssss: E r. SEhs n 'RSEts Rsns se.
will leave as above F9T freight f HE apply On
OY w. The Kimbal will take freight JEFFERSON with
resippins in the light draft steamer Camden
| port. =. ..s.-.-- Inyl =
saEgsRi5 RD R1E H sfshs IL ssSsb Y
paSss mys Pis.s R d as W. " W;thsa
r.
dae landings Red River For freight massage apply
4 board, or to ,. s, -. = -, - =.
The Kiba will JsHsfspn, with privilege
rehipping the light draft Caaen Shreveport.
R SaEgHRkE q SsB s'f9skr xkh xsD
CamPts Grand At Eeos AszapdFIa l Ii eFtoRs s1n and
ayT st Or f. B@gToN @ ssaa to Lafayette street
The Swan viii go through 10 Jefferson: -.
RS Es5zs saHSERAs " ns The
- - leave leaves pesEtvely on satafdss d Nay, for the
ine5ediate Lake Fo freight Or
M lsay o3 6R sEgfRAz % g H5E s.sESfE
ste; fa F1ss @lsSn on ,ndsg assp
bayou canpe lss Grand % es Maaree eSand
sdon bens daagR will to
make regular trips as the the " w4Ie M M m a M
Passengers and freight taken any other boat il
iFshs 5ssH S1f 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

4 Love OF A FooT.-Lying upon the table beside
US is one of the nest feet it has ever been good
fortune to look upon-tbe foot of little deera little
African deer. But it is more than foot it is leg.
Think of deer with antlers, standing upon four such
limbs about the length and diameter of the penhold
er we are using, limbs, body, horns and all. about as
high as Webster's Unabridged" standing upon its
edge.
It realizes one of the dreams of childhood that little
somebody had found an elin hunter, about six inches
in his stockings and an en hound of the magnitude
Of mouse. -. .
Talk about little feet Let US never hear anything
more about them. Let Cinderella and her Slipper be
forever forgotten. The foot we write Of brought
to this country by gentleman, son of one of our old
est residents who saw three Of the little creatures
alive. Deer, indeed! A troop Of them could take
shelter in a rosebush, and park as large as coun-
terpane would give scope and verge enough for their
gambols. -... .e EChicago. Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

VIII leave on SATURDAY, ID inst, at o'clock P NJ
R1sa FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO-
3 leon, Greenvie and all landings in the Bends-
Isa Issa The regular passenger packet steamer III. Re
w. HllF, T. H. Newell, master, will leave above ~ 81
orfreight passage apply on boa5d q , to
iJ-The H R. VI Hill will take freight and passengers for
Nashville reshpat Memph regular Nashville and Mem
nhis mai r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

lad ~ while seated with her husband and children
fishing on the edge of q pond near Columbus (s4alE
on the I4th instant, becoming aint fell over On her
side She was removed 10 house ii the neighhor-
hood and died Immediately. Her death was caused
BY what is faniIiatIY talIed suhstfoke.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

pondent q New Yoss Times IN q letter to that
journal, describing baA iatsly
son, at the atldes as 3D. III our
New Orleans bellies ID comp rnsaiiie
the dancing room you see acoIisefon 81 Is bsau
tul ladies and Of as nnaxceptionabfe foIette al It s
possible 70 meet. The youthful, charming, and, for
this evening, busy Misses Mason; shs Misses Hutton
5s3orbyn, Earnell, Yorkes Barton and Bigelow, and
the queenly creole heauty New Orleans, Mime
/ Pile; make bouquet Of american beauty fl which
each is rare flower, and draw from the aassn1-
4 bled male sex whole Columns Of admlrati isn "A
Every ore was delighted at Mrs. Maaon's ball.
There &is soHsshoT q eongeIiaIfsy at an American
soiTee IN .RariA which seems to thaW oJt the good
feelings Of the company and ch gives to them a
character Of popularity which none other aea1ira.
whether viewed onaIly or persolaIIY
the success Of this ball Has Hrost gFaf fyr Commit
ment as well to the tister ai Ks family
as.to the Americans in Paris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
THE T LAKE.

sIkiaHR E6aSi,E5eonEs.Fi4'ss SHoME RAoKn 1ssRss
lent ns e s $ na Tusss7
splendid oy PACKET steamer California Louis
sss 5sss IL
Es5sss hs as S
q q Tuesday saa Saturday E ss
ree P HeERE 1t5G hsiIs1a4i1is iaaH
i Psar Captain pndG.'n Hoaan eases
ssase fa hs hs 6
meFnng esI 4 1t afs Ss,Hek IS Ssndsys ssSts esespsd9
als S L fl't Spps D. G. ' L5#BGR a Magazine street.
~ a, For MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY X
nssaf sB W Il Ha'ehass base
trade with one Of the above
@ en a M aa a ss IL ss r e.
Wl easn ESR Il Tars C. Mo5le @ anu
New Orleans. November i, 1855. --1~N' = rs
ERANk Shaw :yr:. SEQ. coNMIssIoNs, ANR
SEsnEhN Sssps PRODUCE No. rs0o1i'enla' street Sfv
q STREE. undesssnea has q hasd and WI KEEP
SfRHs S4 H. Il
Having leased the story dwelling No 56 common
Baronne street he prepared to Traders
CITY, city >'' V, : -, ~.
ess 4hoRas III Y b S Ell S m s5ss ssEs
c. Curry Person & J. C. Kicks
III sSSi Rkfoh5 III paid paid for EEY
n,a.; 5ReAEp 90 OF RIE6GToEs
Sda Bier rsPss s7 JON
Ksss g Wilson J. HoRsi WI
sen Geo ssnoar eedan G B. Bowdta
ns5 TGITs es15sss n \ Sed16ns FEows be
By :Ppnf 81 b F s5ss y
Mint and at a 5hs sss5faFys office in
The pss to members soekhodng Lodges will be $40
vault ~ others, 80 per vault II! oe
on apB apps'''n 3 1AEs Secretary
NM s9 & 5sn5 s,.iss1ssis
ted undss q liz Iegars l5th March ls
pspss Tns # the n
and on g osf and pnsS viii
en bsd, # sSs Pitsd g es s At
ssss & Iessna ey 4 NY n,,
@ Ct ct @ o2 o e3 sPS on
% N sse y ss Banks
R0 dsTysd 5em the Ps of the
Trustee directly Indirectly borrow any Of the unds
or receive any pay emolurent whatever. ~ z..
Certificates Of deposits having interest at to he agreed
upon will issued for not less than $1,000 deposited tor
specified time.
| George Eustis f'-r A. D. Kelly William yogel,
| W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, \ b. sumner,
| G.. G. Duncan, A. Heine .,,. George Jonas,
WlheImus Borart. p N Wood, ..g,gss Thos. A. Clark,
Thos A. Adams T. A. Bradford, y, y: Whers'
Il = "A. d. KELLY,
| VIM. VOGEL Vice Presidents
R, B. SUMNER,
L. - D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer
NB-Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and ByLaws
be obtained OF the office. az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

VIII leave on SATURDAY Sd inst, at O'Clock P. NJ
FO r. NATCE8TTOCHES AND
ia!Aat B GRAND EcoRE, via Cane and Little Rivers
The fine passenger packet steamer swamp
Fox, Capt Vim. Kmba master will leave as above. For
freight or passage apply on board, or to t-r
q aE@2 d F.& 4a CARROLL, .PRITCHARD Cos
ray2 't& sBlE 8'%9l IS Uuon Row, Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

EXPERIMENTS ETTH EAsr IRON Ne ifltaressfnr
facts developed BY experiments of fIls U 81 Ord
nance Department, that iron, fusion uIs
70 certain number Of Is thsehy greatly I'M
proved IN strength. cast soiidIE and those cast
hollow which latter water Ns made to cir
eulate after casting, showed an difference
in their relative streil being ii favor
$og the holIoRcass gum which Is aEtrbassd So tEie
method of eoengs the solid gun from the
outside, eKertng strain the Of
the particles of the metal IN the same direction a tie
/ strain Of the discharge Iha ezperirnents also
showed that Old castinga are deal stronger
than new ghtineh guns, thirty days aftar
being cast solid stood bnt az charges tilirEv.snr
days, 81 charges; one hundred DAYS 3I earaes, and
SIX years. 5S2 charges. This pheapn1saoa5 Is &C.
counted for by surprising that the particles strained
IN The cooling themselves an fhe course of
time to their new position and become free Or nearly
SO. These n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

nREssED, TONGyED AND GROOVED
~ YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The subscribers Keep con con
stantly hand complete assortment OF Iongued o9Veu
Also Dressed Joint Flooring, Ceiling and weather
seasoned and ready for use. NJ. c,o,
Rough Lumber such inch Boards Weather Boards scant
ling, Joss and general assortment OF Lumber io5 buos
purposes to which The attention of the trade is inylea
MERRITT 4 MCCONNELL,
a2S3m corner Caliiope and Howard streets.
CUNNY CK4OTFE-5O bales Gunny Cloth, daily expected
ali " GEO. W. HYNs0N & CO., 81 Camp st.
q ISBON SALT-S0O bushels 70 arrive, for sale by
Ii an GEO W. HYNS0N Co, q - camp %:
TTAMS-l0Q tierces Sugar Cured, for sale by
Ill Ti''-5 y VOORHEES,. GRIGGs : Co.
o92 Is Tchouptonlhs street.
NTE ATS casks Dry Salt, for sale BY
Ml aI9 S, H KENNEDY CO., % Poydras sIee'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
PoLIT1oAL-The following, which we clip from the
st. Louis Republican, is decidedly too good and per-
tinenf tn he lost A., x - ,


PoLTIcAL.-The following, which we clip from the
st. Louis Republican, is decidedly too good and per
tinent to belost: es,g ..sE ,Jsl,. .Slt,,sti ~ u
"A well known citizen, who is intimately connected
with the K Ms while in crowd, few days since,
was receiving sndry little illusions to the waterloo
defeat it was termed, and listened patiently to
other remarks intended tofsplaguen him. He finally
turned upon his prosecutors, and said: (Al were Of
course silent to hear his illustration) e:5s,E "
Several years ago, celebrated minister
and revivalist well known for his eoquence and zeal
in converting souls, was preaching in Louisville. The
feeling had got pretty well up, and one night after
very powerful Sermon he came down from the pull
pit for the purpose of receiving the mourners'
while the good old hymn Of q ~ s. 81
Canaan oh Canaan I'm bound for the land Of Canaan
was struck up and ehimed in by hundreds of voices
The hymn was concluded, hut there were few peni-
tents at the altar. In vain lie exhorted-his words
and appeals fell upon the ears of his congregation
without exciting an emotion Atlength he concluded
to make bold stroke and follow it up with test and
resuming the pulpit after few words of exhoatl0n
he solemnly announced that he would put question
upon which, he expected all to vote in view ofthe es-
timation they placed upon their souls. With finger
raised most Significantly and in most solemn man
ner, he announced: all those in favor fGhrst will
please to=r rise to their feet.
Only some eight or ten responded to the announce
Tlent and while the minister was watching intensely
for others to signify their position by rising wor
thy member who was on his feet interfered and sug
gested that the reason might be that the true dis
ciples were too modest to vote''
At this iuncture a loud voice was heard in the gal
Iery T" say, brother-, it'll no use -talking ortry
ing to force this votethis congregation is for TIKI
deril BY at least Twenty-Five hundred majority
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

WIN leave on sATIRJ 2. O'CLOCK P;M.
llHIEsS = bayou Grand Eeofe Camrte, Alexandria and
s=aEsSz all Intermediate andngs-The superior light
master will leave above For freight passage apply On
board or to AZ. ,.r51sT, y. SMITH, IL New Ievee.
~ The Kimha will take freight for Jefferson, with priv
lege eshppn in the light draft steamer Camden tshre
y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

NilIlea4e on SATURDAY. Sd May, O'Clock P. N.
fTasass sssz++ FOR JEEFERSONs PORT CADDO,
sasaIL Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand Eco5s Alex
rior and regular Red River passenger packet
freight or passage, apply on board, or to :: y
Ties will bnls unless contracted y Captain or CLERK
sa26 LEWIS sSkAPP i CO.. 37 Front Row.
Freight taken and the Raft with privilege
0f reshpptng. i4l. EtsS sss,5 s4=.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

ssss* ORANGE AND LEMON TREES"
SSSS 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees. .s-I .'
- 1900 Sicily Lemon Trees
2 500 Creole Orange Trees.
1000 Havana Orange Trees.
1900 Mespuls Jnponca Trees
1000 Malaga Lemon Trees.
1000 Genoa Citron Trees.
900 Mandarin Orange Trees. ,.r
~ +5l'7} E. Also 5-H 'rl"
variety of all kinds of Tropical Fruits and Panssuch as
Fig Bananas yellow fine Guaya Plants, Tamarinds
ETC., etc. g.,
ny- The above will be packed with the utmost Orders
-i R. F. NICHOLS, Importer Of all kinds Of Produce
nos 6na from the Mediterranean
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM-
" ILTON NPLANTATION.-Fhe subscriber l. prepareu to
sell the above estate reasonable terms The
Situated on the Bayou bartholomew four miles from ls
mouth in the parish of oehouse It contains one thousand
Of land about hundred of which are at present IN
high state of cultivation
The estate well improved having besides comfoTa3le
Dwelling House, good Gin, Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary outbudings This plantation account OF s sz
fertility and location possesses advantages inferior to none N
the valley Of the Ouacta and the proprietor is willing 10 oer
great bargain to any dssirons of purchasing
will be given Immediately after the taking oh the present
crop. For further particulars address r O. BuR[ON Esq,
Monroe La; PITCHER GOODRICH * co. New Orleans OF
ROBERT j. WILSON, =
M = 80 Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
S a14 If Morehouse, la.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

.,J. 9Ia gd - d1I1st y. ~
y7g..G FOR SHREVEPORT, r. AN D
Bayou, Grand Ecore, Campte, ALEXANDRIA, Cor
toms, all intermediate landngs-Ihe shpe-
ror running passenger steamer Cnddo No. e. Chas
Marshall MASTER above For freight passage,
aunly on board. or to ~ Il. SNAPP l. CO..
u nyl WI " @tEEs. 81 Front Levee street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

n viii leave on SATURDAY, Sd inst at o'clock. p NJ
FOR 1 N1ssg l3S Isnd
Beyon, Grand Eeose, Alexandria, and Al inter
moody master will leave ss above For freight or passage
apply board, to 5t -. E.g.i r, - =
! s1S T B. SMITH, New Ieyee.=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

3 Boston aal|gnTees Tie -arlEsaI u /

a - aS
a Boston am ounces the saffs val of the
steamship Arabia 1t On Tie evening of the
24sh u1t., from saa Tfe papers
contain bat very lfttEe additional News
PkErs, Friday Evenins The ASata of Parma Il
not mneh improved. DE- MoioIi, d Government ofh.
Ger, has been assassinated at Milan and tfat
in state Of great excitement 5sS 35lta5=i q
There Id reason to believe THAT She Msapaart Cog
ernment intend to reduce the export duty III csfr
still further, by at least oneItalf.
Z Sixty thousand men are said TO- be under arms, in
Arabia and Meccasan JedIsah IN nsattrscv
ti5n. The new Governor JasE appointed from Coz
ssantinople is fhe cause 0f the revolt u
@ Friday Evening 1T is reported Here that
The are to commence The evacuation of Turkey
within forty days after the ratification Of the treat
0 peace, and that all the troops are ID qnit
six This not credited in the best informed
circles, N 3555 E44$88sg
letter from Conatta dated the alss uft..
says !, AZ Nicomedia collision had taken place be-
gTeen the AEfks end Christians The latter assisted
3by the English who were there made ID attempt
afser tne publication Of the ID paa
bea 10 ther chnrehss Immed upon tIafa DE-
aosslfasle1 fhs Tara made inmate attack
Ihsrsy of tn were killed 81 wounded, bIt
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aHd assae tyvo hlItsa Tur1s NJ
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Senator Benain, cf syII,, HIM rafia
gross ATTACK upon ssiiiEans Of sYaiss CoiIeas
sat for ANS III rssist III
goTernrnens, II ale r,s aaTs 10
since under cissast thaE iIssSs @ ~ u
treat and f orIg m olIears
but all who know ID tic syssr
Haven Palladium tIst Int for t,F
Inf the officers of the college, hs 1s1g
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il ENeW York ETeniug Poss,
We'll, what do those insnuaf lions amount 10
them all out. Make some tangible statement nt-some
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