New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-11

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TEHE NV E 10 KELLY GRE SCENT
Il pbihod Monday At IS
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
faana, mississippi Alabama Texas and other
States mode Of making
their wares and commodities known, Advertisements In
serted for SI per square, each insertion.
WEDNEsDAY NORM ING, uNE II, 1876.
BusINnss The leyees yesterday exhibited symp-
falus Of summer inactyi there were bnt few an
rivals. Two Or three cargoes Of sugar and molasses
parts Of 3caFgoes formed share Of the receipts
The arrivals of vessels show falling Oft that how
aver, cannot be called any disadvantage to trade for
there ii not sufficient produce 10 load those now
port. We hope that of tobacco will not be
dnite so exactag as expect be carried for bal
last, or say at about COS. per hogshead to London
and "a 80 ta New York. Ship owners are having a
Tiart time of III this season The following were the
engagements Id New York on the Sd grain To Liver
ysoal from Gid to cotton SIG, feur 2s 3d. and
flour To Lendon 2s. 3D.. 70 San Francisco measure
1nent goods were taken at 25 to 80 cents per foot
Take one year with another there Is no freighting
business pays greater return than the carrying Of
cotton and produce from New Orleans to its several
destination Very few owners in the Northern
States who have not accumulated fortunes in the
carrying trade from Southern ports. It has gener-
ally been Of much more Importance than the bring
ing ef passengers from Enroupe, though the lead
Z sng merchants IF New York and Boston, who
commenced with nothing twenty five years ago. have
seldom known q day to pass in that time but
what some Of their vessels were noored at the leYee
of onrnity. This bring 81 up the subject not yes
sells be built equipped and sailed from New Orleans
on as low terms as from any Northern port? We
SO. and if the usual activity, energy and indus
Try of merchants could be influenced towards this
important interest," would not be long before Agers
and Gretla would be crowded with ship yards and
every yard with vessels in course being
built In this brief article we cannot enumerate the
many advantages ship and steamboat building would
confer all the great and varied interests which are
our city and pointing onward to its
great destiny. S
Later adYices were due to-day from Europe. The
Ericsson was 70 have left Liverpool, for View York,
Oh the 2sth. The Aarabia, Of tie sIst, may arrive
FIRST and her accounts will be due this evenining
tomorrow. Then follows the Arago from Hav1e, on
the 4fh instant, and the America, for Boston, on the
It'll instant.
For THE sEAsHoRE SuBuRBs The steamer Kate
Frsbee leaves the Jefferson railroad this morning on
the arrival of the $780, train Of cars and Port Pont
cartrain Oh the arrival Of the II o'clock train, for
Ocean Springs Biloxi, Mississippi City, Pass Chris
tan and Bay ST Louis landing at the very
earliest hour this evening at the several places
VALUABLE AND INTERESTING m j. B. Steel No.
so Camp street. adYertiEes in our columns this morn
ing great variety Of useful and interesting publica
tions. AS the season for travellers has now COM
enced, and as books indispensable to travellers,
we know not a place we can more heartily commend
themto than steefs. The taste that cannot be suited
at his establishment must be Of ordinary descrip
ton,
MR. VII. KNEAss' BENEFIT Thursday even.
ing this popular Young comedian will take q benefit
at the Pelican Theater, on which occasion he will be
assisted by several of our most talented amateurs.
Three fayorte pieces have been selected, containing
many songsand dances which will be given by both
Mr. Kneass and the amateurs. We are confident that
there will be a crowded house.
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"a WIFR ROBBED By HER HUsBANp.-The st.
Louis Integencer, of the I'd inst, relates the fol-
lowing piece Of unparalleled neanness On Satnr-
day morning Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Bane, a young
couple who had been married about four weeks, ar
rived in this city FROM Pittsburg on the steamer
and took lodging alta private boarding house
kept by Mrs Adams On the ensuing night while the
wife was asleep the husband procured furniture car
and took away not only all the joint stock Of the
conuga partnership, but even the private trunks and
tyardrobeo Of the better half embracing her jewelry,
pocket money, and the very rings'upon her fingers,
two Of which contained valuable diamond sets. That
to} .Ifho IF
tary robbery her husband left hera letter enclosing
gro aoliafs, and recommending her immediate re
turn to her parents The only consolation left to the
robbed and deserted wife, was derived from the post
script which contained the assurance that she would
never see him again. Information Of the robbery
was leftat the police Office and efforts will be made
to bring the scoundreI to Justice.
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JuBII.ANT AND Cool. Our, friend Jona G. White,
editor Of the Minerva and Mayor of Thibodaux-how
could he SO lower the profession thus refers to the
great and glorious victory obtained by the American
party on the ID inst. Hear him talk:
All honor and glory to the virtuous and patriotic
Americans of New Orleans. They went into the
conflict With determination to retrieve the honor OF
their revolutionary sres, and well they deserve the
thanks and congratulations of all those who believe
in the principle that America should be ruled by
Americans. Here Is our hand, Mayor Waterman, and
may your administration caase the Commercial Cap
ita of the Southwest to prosper as in days of old
never forgetting the cardinal object and aim Of Amer
leans our country the Union and the Constitution
now and forever, one and inseparable.
You are now permitted to take d seat by the side
of Thilbodauy the young rural city that first put the
ball in motion in 766.
Mayor White Is incontinently voted the freedom o
our sanctun. He has always been welcome toit bu
now fol- tile first tine official and formal declaration
made. Come downand see the Inauguration. Thu