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The GRooTH OF GoTToN M ITALY AND THE BAFsss
BART srA ATEs--The United States Consul at Genoa,
in answer To circular issued by the
Patents In February last as follows in reference
to the production Of cotton Iii Italy; g
I'm answer to your circular Of 29t February, 1856
concerning our great commodity cotton have
only to remark that none is cultivated this part Of
1atly; nordo Ibeeye that itis any other although
ssuitf very well. II need not STATE as matter of
opinion what is now pretty well understood that our
8Sonthern States need fear no competition from any
country where the planters and cnltvatols Of the soil
have not complete control over the laborers The i'm
poEtaton Of cotton from the United States into this
increasing in to The facilities az
forded BY railroads for It'll Introduction into the in
January to the list Of December 1866, the drectim
portaton from the United States, American vessels,
was 0S9 bales averaging four hundred pounds
each From the LIST of January $50, to the present
date (June 20,) making six months there have been
brought in American vessels Alone 30, ,4l0 bales The
quantity brought here from India, Egypt, and other
countries foreign to our own not very considerable,
and the quality generally inferior to that brought
from the United States. The manufactures Of cotton
in this country are chiefly Ct coarse goods, like our
sheetng and shrtings, and the prices pretty nearly
the same, the cheapness of labor conlpensating for
the freight and other charges on the importation Of
the cotton.
The United States consul at Tripoli, Barbary, in
answer to the same circular, says:
II have the honor to acknowledge to receipt of your
letter Of February 49, 1856 and to state IN reply to
| cultivated III this country. Two experiments have
been made by the Pacha during my residence here
both Of which entirely failed, although the lack Of
rain was supplied by irrigation &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

We learn from the New York Express that the
State Convention of the order of United Americans
for the State Of New York met on Monday evening,
21st inst. The attendance was unusually large, said
to be the largest ever held in the State. The room
was thronged and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
Mfr Fillmore was nominated amid prolonged cheering
with but one dissenting vote, and, the member who
dissented, afterwards withdrew his objection and
made the nomination unanimous Mr.. Doneson was
in like manner unanimously nominated. A com
mittee was appointed consisting of five from the
county and five from the city to communicate the
nominations to the candidates.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

MORE q SrRAws.''-One day last week. says the
Baltimore Clipper, there was commencement at the
Patapsco Female Institute, situate at Elcot's Mills
Md. There were a large number of young ladies at
the establishment from all sections of the South and
quite body of their male relations were present, to
witness the ceremonies. We learn from gentleman
who was present, that in conversation with these
visitors, he discovered that nnetenths Of them were
for Fillmore, and they stated that the same sentiment
had assumed an epidemieal form in their neighbor
hoods Of d verify the good work is progressing
The American party has noble mission before them
one of the salient points of that mission is the
reinstatement Of the tModel President n"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

"a Joint stock company has been organized in Paris
to facilitate gambling The directors state that hay
ing found by experience that Bourse speculation on
large scale succeed they are desirons Of ex-
tending the associative principle to small capitalists
clerks adssmen, widows, etc. They present that
during the last five months they have distributed
among their shareholders the enormous dividend of
tWenty per cent? over anu ahpye nine PR cent.
tor expenses Of manag genent They propose increas.
ing ther capital from 1000 0oof to rs 900 0oof
sae of shares at 25of, each, SO that now is the
time We believe themto realize great gains with
40 labor or risk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

The Denocatic party, says the Louisville Journal,
is everywhere affected by the Fremont movement
precisely as it is affected by it in Kentucky. 1t is
shorn of its strength and rendered utterly poweress
particularly in the North, where the foreign vote is
the greatest. The defeat of Mr. Buchanan is fixed
fact. His party was already greatly in the minority
in the North and this recent detection from it has
been immense so beyond all calculation, that there
is not the slightest probability that the vote of
single Northern State will be given to its candidate,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

We learn from the Jacksonville (Fla.) Republican
of the 23d, that the steamer st. Johns was burned
whilst lying at the wharf of that town. on the 2lst
inst. The Captain and other officers were of the
opinion that it was the work Of incendiary as it
originated in the after hold at a time when there
could be no possible chance of any accidental firing
The furniture and plate of the boat was all lost; the
books were, however, saved; a few passengers lost
their baggage. Capt. McNelty acted in o very
gallant manner in his efforts to save the boat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

John Hall, of kendall's Mills Maine, was carried
over Ticonc Falls on a jam of logs, a short time
since, having for his company some three hundred
logs tossing and pitching in every direction. He was
taken out below the lower bridge, with only few
scratches on his body His chance for life was not
one in thousand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

a PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady Or gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeabe BREATH when
by using the Thousand Fowers'' entriiice,
only but leave the teer white ala
baster! Many their breath bad the
SUBJECTS delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the Balm " tooth hbrus and wash the
teeth night morning. fifty bottle will lasta year
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Thousand Flowers.' II will piInpfes
ecklcs from the ski leaving of soft and rosente hue
towel pour three Drops and wasn't face night
and morning.
Sharing Made Edsy-We your shaving brush in either warm
cold water pour three drops of Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and will make beautiful
softlao much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price
only 50 Fetridge l. Co.. propreors. For sale by j.
Wright C Co., o. @, Woodman, and all druggists.
d&Weod6nl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

RB-By virtue of the powers with which
invested by the Supreme Governments the Republic Of Nj
cagua per documents deposited and Office Of
W Chrsy, ESQ.,. Notary Public have constituted and an-
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and sHADRACK F.
SLATER the sole agents Of the said Republic for the purpose
Of eecing loan and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same. ws5s.
They fully accredited to that effect and have alone author
y hereafter obligations for Nicaragua
jy2l 2p D. DE GOICOURIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

The Americans in Troy, N. Y, held mass meet
ing in that city on the evening of the 22d inst From
six to eight thousand people were present. Hon.
Erastus Brooks, of New York city, was the principal
speaker. Large delegations attended from Albany,
Cohoes, Lansingburg, Waterford, Westpor and Green
Island
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Mr.. FILLMORE AND SOUTHERN WHIGs-The fol
lowing was written by Mr. Fillmore to friend, after
he was elected Vice President, in 1s4s: Ill
aThough have b.An charged at the South in the
most gross and wanton manner with being an Aboli-
tonist and incendiary, yet the Wings Of the South
asking or expecting anything more than the Const
tuition guarantees to them on this subject, they have
yielded to me most hearty and enthusiastic support
This was particularly SO in New Orleans, where the
attack was most violent. Really, these Southern
Wings are noble fellows. Would you not lament to
sea the Union dissolved if for other cause than
that it separated US from such true, noble and high
minded associates ~ - e #
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BSFraud.""NVc again call attention to the
celebrated article called DR.. J. HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BTTERS. Since Bters have for their medical virtues
in all Of Dyspepsia Fatuency Constipation General
Debility become popular and in such general many
princpled reled bottles with vile prepara
ton and pamed off for the genuine while others putting
up article represented 10 be the but advise all
quainted with Hosteers Bters other and to buy
Of bn respectable dealer The genuine for sale whole
and retail by John Wright Go, q and l5l Charities
street. and Q. o. Woodma, of Magazine and Common
Streets jy25 2p6t&lW
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

1t was reported in Washington that q challenge
had passed between Nessrs. Burlingame and Bocock.
The latter gentleman was not in his seat in Congress
the 22d and it was said that he had left the city
accompanied by Gen, Lane
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

learn from the Franklin Tenn) Review, that
in some parts of Williamson county the farmers are
suffering for want of rain, In the neighborhood of
Peytonsyile, many of the tobacco plants have per-
ished want Of moisture and consequently in that
ne tobacco region the crop will be cut considerably
short by the drouth which has prevailed for some
weeks. They are suffering as much now as they did
at the same period in 1854, when the drouth was
general. 8 g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

On the morning of the 23d inst Toronto, Canada
West, was again visited by avery destructive fire,
which destroyed number of frame buildings and a
lumber yard. The loss by this fire is estimated at
&Sn mn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

The Washington Monument Association have Issued
notice requesting the public to make no more con
trbutons to agents. as it is deemed advisable to settle
up affairs before proceeding further, although the
work on the shaft will not cease.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

T; Calvin G. Bradley, Esq, has been selected by the
respective counsel of Mr. and Mrs Forrest as the ref
cree to whom the case will be left, as had been or
dered by the Superior Court of New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

WORDS OF SoBERNEss AND WISDOM" = Under
this head the Cincinnati Enquirer, Buchanan jour-
nal publishes Mr. Fillmore's Albany speech with the
following remarks:
1t contains words of soberness and wisdom, that
address themselves to the reason of every intelligent
man.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

qIia has 5ed III maxim US feel curious
to tsias have, unanimous vote,
the rules ttlls Of her cont
riilnlea ttsss 81 breeze from
~ she must, If shede.
sirea 70 he ntinued make 4 sign
Hep sla solae Noula hes def ghtea should
her lstE tEer tgrn .pnt to be n Fspnhli ton IS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

The Jersey City Sentinel says the work of Tun
neling Bergen Hill for the Erie Railroad Company is
rapidly progressing The east approach has been cut
within forty fifty feet of the end of the tunnel and
most of lleshafts are nearly half way down. The
west approach is being pushed on very rapidly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Deacon Jonathan Howe, the Oldest printer in Bos
ton, died at his residence in Charesown on the l9tl
inst, aged seyentyfve years.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Welearn from the Nashville Patriot, of the 23d
inst, that the river vas stil recedng at that point
and that there was only fifteen or sixteen inches Of
water on Hnrneth Shoals. tI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

The one hundred and second annual commencement
Of Columbia College was held at Nibo's Saloon, New
York ON the 2Sd inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
UTehy do SO .7EHassy Children die

VT'NV 40 SO s7kH(tEsy CNaEdEFeF AVae
This question which frequently hear asked, but to
which, yet know that any have been able to give
satisfactory reply does at all strange to u.s. from
consideration of the that such difficulty should
exist The question: however remains important and
fail TO interest every parent Ton however, appears
careful and attentive consideration of this subject and
with the opinion of eminent physicians, that
greatest death among cenis to be attributed to
wormshey give rise TO diseases and the more
fatal because the least suspected but there is remedy and
which may be relied with the utmost confidence That
remedy is WINER'S CANADIAN EERMIFUGE which has
never fail 1t may be Administered the most
delicate child with perfect safety Call On the agent and get
pamphlet containing certificates and other information. Price,
twenty y-five cents bottle.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT e. CO.,
anll & ,nrtras stre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
ptal yllttlIigellte.

The ouRTH DisTRI IcT. GA1eA ssTRoPHY. -0nrpoe
complaining ha his poe not been used for
tine and was spong exercise we yesterday gay
him the particulars Of Incident happened nj earl
hour in Tie morning. Inc honse street near asl
instoD ii District once stuffed the partic
lars into lis marhet and dGtely ground out I'll
following @ @ &5ss5 S5#i NJ s;3
s$ Twas on n pleasant Wednesday morn, ss
s3 S And MI llsitown was qniet, X SssS 8;g
When nervous man rushed from Ills house a s
A,draised fearful riot 5s; sS
8 tt For he had been, BY noises strange, M
Roused from a blssful sleep
Such sounds as n AXE Tie hair stand lip HI
And cause the blood tocreep Il =5s sS
" W IIo robbers /: thieves n, he Wildly cried,
& ie@5 .tHo 3watehnen, come this way ~ z
Loud srrane the rales every side, 81
4 And clubs tapped far away |; Il jt
y And soon Tho valiant Ieatherheads #R88S. s
Got round the frightened man ,533 4
~ Where's your ebberf h, they boldly asked ;
p vi "Whichis the way lie RAMP,
.sHe,sthere lin there z, the Wild man sald.
g Straight pointing TO his house !;
33 .'IIe raised The devil when j was In he'd,
But now he's still as a mouse i,
Il 4 si4 Then cautiously these watchmen bold, f 81
(Al outer precincts tried,) @ s ..ss4sss. q
$$5 STmtced their way into The house n 8 9
And searched tile whole inside 33S S3 tSs sssS
#45 They peered beneath each bunk and bed, sf25
tl5 sSsS IN closets, dry and wet; 3 i3Bs t. vi
*$ And woiunto the china things 8s
5s That intheir course they met ;:5
z. gs Then up the stairs with heavy heels 5s-gfs
They took their fearless way ;s4t
sE n And well they searched, but nothing found
9 TogiYettheir courage play.
aS @t Excelsior n sail one and though 'ss -
Twas hard on bones rheumatic,
fs Another stairway up theyswen s.545
And groped about the atsic.3
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Re2Ea'EgE -ES0gt.
THE SECOND GRAND DRESS sOIREE

EeREassgE ES0gE.
THE SECOND GRAND DRESS sOIREE
viii be given at the
CARROLLT,ON HOTEL GARDENS,
OH Saturday Evening, August I'd, 1856.
Under the direction Of the following gentlemen:
Managers.
Pierre sauve, Esq., George Clark, ESD,
L. l., Ferrer, Esq, Samuel 7. Jones' ESD,
Hon. Gerard Stth, Edward Fortier, Esq,
Mr.. W. P. Coleman, L. G. LeI3reton, Jr, ESD,
Mr.. j. B. G. Arnoult, Col. Edwin White
Mr.. Pascalis Labnrre, Hon. j. H. Mehatfey,
Mr.. Henry Florance, Mr.. Edgar Droue
Col. ]. G. PoindeXter Mr.. E. Buisson,
]. 7. Michel, Esq. Mr.. Daniel Nafe.
Invitation cards Ladies' will be issued the Managers only
The first for the city leaves at hapa ococ and
passage free.
E Geneen's tickets to the Ball and Supper 81 50, to be
had Carrollten Hotel and Of Col G. Pondexer q
Commercial Place jy3l2 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

A sale Of North Carolina tobacco was recently
made in Lynclburg Fa at $50 per cwt-- the high.
est price ever paid for North Carolina tobacco.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Will be found possess extraordinary i'll the of
consumption While under its influence the Lungs Skn Kid
neys and Bowels will each be enabled discharge the mpurity
peculiar 10 itself in the of medicine will
eectuay from the system those corrupt humors which,
when lodged in the lungs the cause OF consumption.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
o,oood and lei Chnrtres street,
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Ra.0G. .M0E.a.,a

: --E"FWEs eEEUFEE''8 =
G. E r M A N F l. Y PAP E r..
For the sure and certain destruction Of
FLIES, ROACHEs, ANTS. BUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public
g- DEADLY POISON
for the above pests to all UsEKEEPERs AND FA
MILES,
perfectly simple and safe yet sure and certain in IFS
ton There is likewise danger to be appehended from the
insects poisoning anything they in contact with after
leaving the paper and it possesses great advantage all
poisons being liable to bemsake thereby pre-
1t be hung the walls of the room, in the window
Of the reach of crenahough little fear need be appre
hended Of its injuring them.
For sale, by the qure or single sheet. by
]. WRIGHT s. CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Atthe Crystal Palace in London when the toun.
tains are in operation, they have ,ss jets playing,
ana the quantity Of water display simultaneously
in them is about 100 1000 gallons pa minute, Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

The New York Evening Mirror says that Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Howard have been engaged by Mr..
Crisp for the Gaiety, in this city the next season.
This is good news for our theatergohg public,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

syr oxRpisye. MFs. Fogle, Ill No 80
street, offers good boarding al yesy
ble rates. See her advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
IN i j j tII5y j sis Is5e M

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tspptag eaa ttas
RI stfsss sSs
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oltI rolina Railrosd COMPANY have made
III their fieight tarA
seliee5 ea The tit 6f5 lugust.
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C0aoarsnershtp.

The undersigned have this day. formed copartnership
this city under the style and name Of NORRIS MAUL Co..
for the purpose OF carrying the Clothing Business.
'f THADDEUSi NORRIS
'gs4 CHAs. C. MAULL, M
New, Orleans, July Ist, 1856 EDWARD c. HANCOCK.
non retiring from, the above r most cordially
my successors Messrs Charles C. aull and Edward
Hancock friends confdet that they will give entire salts
factoni every department of the business.
iyl 2ptf A. H. WAY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Nicaragua. Persons desiring to EMIGRATE, will please apply
Immediately at No. 16 ROYAL street. iy30 2ptau1
FL Chance at sWOOGy's.
Prior taking stock and his departure for the North, in
few days.
s. NJ. MOODY,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
will this day weeks, offer unusual inducements to
his friends and parone him. His splendid stock
Of .......-.
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
repete with everything needfu in geneIanS toilet is Of
fered
IS per Cent. Reduction in Price.
oodys regular prices being lower than any other store in
New Orleans the advantages Of buying this week will be ob
vious to ALL
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
| TO have your Shirts made to order
8. N. MOODY
will take sample shirts with him. and have orders
filed his supervision the Manufacory No. Big
| Broadway, New York, iyZ8 MoWe6Sal0t2p
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~ Notice.
DIssoLUT1oN OF CopARTNERsHIP.
Notice.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERs1IP.
The copartnersp heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the style of NORRIS & Way Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. " 4sf*
Thaddeus Norris charged with the liquidation of the same.
Ei THADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. C. HANCOCK,
New Orleans July LIST, 1856 ll A. H WAY. NJ
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AFO, for Nicaragua !

ENIGRANTS WANTED FOR NICARAGUA.
COL. MANCOsOs will leave the 7th Of AUGUST, for
Nicaragua desiring EM1GRATE will please apply
| Immediately at No. 16 ROYAL street. iy30 2ptau7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
Canton Mating.

Canton .vHesttialg.
100 pieces "A WHITE; IS Il.
100 do A RED CHECK CANTON MATTING--a very
superior article.
@ WM II. FISK,
yl7 epl2t 16s Canal street next to Of Raronne.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

FRENCH LANGUAGE andLITERATUSE1.
L LEON LAUGEIN, lately Lawyer at the Bar q Pars
Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University Of Louisiana.
~ -, 49,. - m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

SsE W. fancosos viii
Il leaRg of and pub
slles u feel desireus Of e1ligTatilig.
me oiflse at ffe Royal street,
where 81 aton can be had and ar
leave for the new, Land of Pro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

# JUNIOR FIILHoRE gLuB. me eetng Of this gal
lart youn called for this evening, in
Z the hall III nayidson'a Row, Garondeiet street
general attendance of young men favorable 70 II.
nlars and Donslaon Is invited and expected .I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Ihe Board Of IsaIt haa d sgesterday,,
and NJ understand the applieation OF Messrs.
Jennings mission for the l
star of West to be released from auaran'
tine, where she now detained was fused=-te
Board that they were without authority q
lag fp such So the steamer yglll
not be at until the 18th pros Her mails,
hoWeser Mill be to and may be
4 eSpest ted earl o-inorroW
id adaition ID Tile star of@ following
vessels ats detained as Bark Kim
ball. hrigs New World and Brothers schooner Ellen
aH from aEatarzas bark AURA and brig adams ms
Gsray, FROM Havana. ii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

V1RENCE4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gil ASSES FOX
GeRtlemen-M Leon Laugrin Professor Of that fehea
language and French literature at the University @
9 he viii and continue during ne whole
Middle and Superior Casses at his once unlfe
siy Building Baronfe md eron oo1a No
classes will take place in the evening at various
9ocloc, 10 suit aybody The learning g. the
language will be made extremely easy BY new eho o. SID
plfcaon.
Price for month 49, payable in advance Apply snd SUD
the Professors oice, evening" after oeieeK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

s RURAL b ALL In @ ARReIL LToN otherf grand
dress sofrse IL 70 come of on Saturday
night at tfe Hotel is the Sc
cod of the series and Wlle were present at the
y first need no the next one AL
Tie of fae music superb tables and ele.
pant daneng ore added to The sweet
oders ana shades Of the gaIdens, which themselves
are attractions during te season, and the
bellies and beaux of the settlement by their
presence, cap Tile climax " al NO one who wishes
To spend an evening and nationally outside
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SUCCESSION OF w. KEHoL-vALUABLE REAL Es
Tf tate.

c. sAaonr, Aaetfoneer.
"WEDNESDAY, the 18TH of Angus, At ~
wv O'clock NJ the ST. Louis Exchange hy virtue Ct IN
der from Honorable the Second District Court Of
leans under of the I'd July 1856 ald for sald
succession, will be sold 3f & I'll n.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate N The First Dis
trict Of the New Orleans designated
No 90 comprised between Canal ClaihoFe ana
bfgny Streets as per plan by Joseph Pie,
dated the ls Of May iso and deposited II tts n3
IS feel front by LOG feet inches IN DEPTH
tween parallel English together with al m 1s
proyeents thereon consisting Of Frame House anu
ings. -. :. .,,, -. -. i, ~ ~ Z
TERMSTwelve months credit for note with good anu Sol
vent security and mortgage the property sold.
chaser - ~ Da$ jill q apll3a &
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DIR. Samuel Reynolds.
OFFIGE-No. lis 5GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scAIpHEAp, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
ULCERS of every description 34## @ ja3l 2ply a