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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF The BLACK WARRIOR

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR
TIE uifed States mail steamship Black Warrior,
j w. Sm'th, commander, from Nsw-of.esos II
ard Havana i5.h Inst hss sJnved a. th,- p'rt
Busirs,s in Havana very Gull Sogsrs are ds,lia'
re, aid We note but few Gaossu'ioa.; sock n
Havsua snd Maisrrse l70. bIr9s Fr-i,,ss f,r eu
rope f.llog "a. E,cboDse on L'adou 10; "a II p-'
eeli premium; % Nes Y'rt q To per csa, pren ;
Upred s,A'es 90 d ooir per c-u, orsm.
Msre,zek tad commenced tire opsra ss,s,o Yh ~
met bihant prospects Of 81 ce-S Toe sore cru.
papy have met with hearty feesp:'1a ftJr, the
Uabalests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

The San Diego Herald gives the foil wing 20.
count Of the way they DO up elections in the mora
ber isht.d rstots OF California:
Every vote posd il til, o,Dn.y was cart for J ,ha
B'VsleT for Gcvtrror We besrj u ons Black Rs
publican vets bsitg east is the pr ract Of remseas,
bot, ss is pct mel toned 10 ps reurss W p'esune
that tire irsp'c ihr is cut 81 being ms sss Ga
the Iayt cf some gresser."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Como TO woaK.-Tvo Of the shoe mAna'a 't"ries
IN South DseIfelt, N Il, which have osen ida fof
sme time, started OF the Ion. iaes' ssa,hss-
merits viii give eGploJmea' h' tas Wntaf = sV
persons, mae a. female. ......r ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Lam, w p,r,ocr our Agent for the sale Of THs TaIsux'
m viii serve Tns DAILY AID WEEKLY IaSUs1i
~ any rsst Of tho clay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

LETTER FROM JUDGE LECoMPTE, OF kASsAs-The
Cambridge Democrat contains several extracts from
letter written by Judge Lecompte, of Kansas, to VIM
L. Hearn, ESQ., of Cambridge, Md. 1t was written
previous to the time the Judge officially notified
of his removal. He had, however, referred to the
NOR that he would beer had already been removed,
and adds
1t would not be true to say that am satisfied with
it-but it is true that although painful refec-
tious follow there associated with them some that
are pleasant. rid of provocations excited by the
unscrupuOusness of those who have tckled the ears
of the lovers of detraction for two years past at my
expense. am relieved from those vexations neces-
sarly attending long absentees from home under the
circumstances of an unsettled country.
released upon bail man by the name of Hays,
charged with murder, upon proof presented to me
tending to eXonerate him, and with the sanction OF
the District Attorney in the ordinary discharge OF
official duty knowing nothing OF the man and having
no more feeling in the case than any other brought
before me- After his discharge he was rearrested by
order of the Governor, by his aid-decamp, Colonel
Titus the marshal refusing to serve his order or man
date. Hays afterwards applied to me for habeas
corpus, which issued, and upon his being brought
before me, discharged him. have no idea that any
lawyer can hesitate to sanction my action and to CON
denim that of the Governor. l regard it as nothing
short of hgh-handed usurpaton, and as conclusive
to show, whatever his capacity for an executive de-
partment, he has none to justify his appointment to
supervise me in the judiciary l have had and have
nothing to excuse retract in my conduct.
understand that it is reported that had refused
To this have only to say it is utterly false and
have to say Of all charges of partiaty in any official
act that they equally false, made by whomsoeTer
| they NAV be.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24
rsr THE xA1Ios2L LIsx.15

~ a =
NEW YORK, Jan. %. - The United States mail
steamship Atlantic, which left Liverpool on the 7th
inst, has arrived, bringing four days later advees
than those received by the Arabia. !, -
The royal mail steamship Africa arrived out On
General NevA .,..
The British Government has appointed Lord Ma
pier as Minister at Washington. The Swiss difficult
ties remain unchanged. The Archbishop Of Paris
has been assassinated. The Congress at Paris was
inactive. y 81 5rs1 q = = L e5r -FE.
Cotton Market. s'.1.1.-
The arrival of the Africa out produced greater
frmness in the market Middlng qualities Of cotton
have improved most having advanced 3D.. Mid
ding Orleans was quoted at 74d Middling Mobiles
I'D; Middng Uplands, 7sd The sales Of three days
amounted to IS 600 bales of which 10000 bales were
taken on speculation and for export
Breadstufs and Provisions.
The market for BreadstufS Was quiet. Pork and
Bacon very dull. Lard had declined cd. and was
quoted at e5s to ess. Sd. Sugar closed firm.
e@aAt Further Commercial
= On the afternoon of the 9Th the cotton market
closed frmthe sales Of the day amounting to 10000
bales, Of which 800 were taken speculation and
500 for export. s
Manchester Markets
The holders of cotton here demand an advance. :
Money Matters.
The money market is decidedly easier. Consols for
money and account closed at from 93y to 94t.
a "." .1 Later.
LONDON, Jan. ?, M.-Consols for money closed at
al. -
Few York Markets
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Flour closed with declining
tsndency-State Sc 40 to SO 55s White Wheat 81 g..
Corn dull. Pork buoyant at S21. Beef and Lard
firm. Whisky buoyant. 10" o.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, JAM zs.-Fleur $5 81 to S5 e5. Whis-
Ky 224c. gu.. t5 @ =sl -ti 5r
Tho raroads are much inconvenienced and OBJ
structed North and East by the heavy snow storms.
Louisiana Legislature-Fifth Day.
BATON RouGE, Jan. 23>-Senate-In the Senate, q
bill was introduced to-day by Mr.. Munday to amend
the criminal acts of 1855.
The Senate concurred in the House bill redistrict
ing the State and reducing the number of judges.
The House bill regarding affdirs in New Orleans
was laid on the table, subject to call
House.-In the House Mr.. SenlInes offered a reso-
luton that travelling expenses should he allowed
to the different committees appointed unless they had
received order from the House to that effect.
Mr. Beecher introduced bill reducing the hospital
tax on theaters to hundred dollars, which was
| referred ..-.=c,.. ---. 67 --r
| Mr.. Winfree was elected as Assistant Clerk.
A bill was passed asking Congress to improve the
navigation OF the Rigolets.
bill to increase the Jurisdiction Of Recorders in
New Orleans referred.
bill for the purpose Of incorporating DoIbear
: Commercial Academy was burned by order Of the
House, for the that bribe had been offered
to member of tue Senate to push the bill through.
Both houses adjourned over until Monday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

ANNOYING A BIsHoP.-On the 18th, in New York,
Archbishop Hughes was annoyed by rather impor-
tunate dun. A woman named Mary Callahan called
on him and requested the payment of $780, which
she declared he owed her. The prelate, however
declined payment of the unfounded sum, whereupon
Miss Callahan went out into the street, picked up
some brickhats and commenced an assault upon the
prelatical residence. Several windows were broken
before the lady was arrested and recognized as an
insane woman recently released from the city prison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

A WORD OR Two IN DEFENCE OF ToBACCo.--Ans
God saw every herb he had made, and behold it wa
good.
Henbane, thorn apple, foxglove, belladonna and to-
bacco are good in their places. In Materia Medica,
tobacco is considered good expectorant, good
emetic, good cathartic, good diuretic, good lax
ative, and good sedative
It kills vermin Deacon" said young man.
Ct do YOU use tobacco ~ Yes was the reply; " l
have used it twenty years and shall use it, if live.
"I am surprised" said the youth. &C thought you
gentleman and Chrstian;' and left him. Come
back" said the deacon; young man, pray you un-
derstand use tobacco to kill tic sheep and lice
on calves
It aids virty, or makes boys men! Said man
to little boy, strutng up Cornhil, with his cigar
with bread and butter in your mouth, than with a
cigar know it, said the urchin, but it would
not be half so glorous!''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

NOT TO CONE HOME IN THE RETRIBuTIoN-A
Washington correspondent of the New York Times
says:
information has been received here that Capt.
Hartsten and the other officers do not come home in
the Retribution, but in the steamer Washington
The change is made at the instance Of Mr.. Dallas,
who thought the expense needless
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

MoRMoNIsM IN UTAH.-John Hyde, an elder in
the Church of the Latter Day Saints at Utah, having
been sent to the Sandwich Islands mission to
convert the people there, has renounced the Mormon
faith and is engaged in exposing its fallacies. Poyg
amy comes in for share in his denunciations, and it
must be confessed that it does not look remarkably
well as he paints it, although there is little doubt that
the picture is true to the life.
Among other charges, that of falsifyng the census
of the Territory is made The ex-eder says that
there are not much over half as many inhabitants in
Utah as the census returns would indicate. Names
of deceased persons, names of disciples who never
came there, and of those who have been long since
gone away have been retained to swell the aggregate
to the required seventy thousand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24
The AngIo-Persian War.

KARRAK.
The occupation of Karrak by the British forces
destined to operate in the south of Persia is making
some noise in France as that island is regarded as
French possession The Presse d Orient in its issue
of December 2s says:
The isle of Karrak belongs to France there is no
doubt upon the subject. We have spoken before Of
its cesson by Persia in favor OF France This cesson
is confirmed by official documents The first is con-
vention dated 1863, between kerimkhan, Shah of
Persia and NJ. Pyrault Consul of France at Sassorah
We find traces of it in the treaty of commerce
cuded in 1903, by General Gardanne, with the Per
sian Government.
Court of France having manifested desire that the
Court of Persia should make them donation of the
isle of karrak, which is of the islands in the de-
pepdency of Fartstan, in order that they may estab
ish factories has been ordered that after the evacu
alton of Georgia aad all the Persian provinces by the
Russians comormaby to the conditions OF the treaty
of alliance concluded between the two nations, the
Court of Persia will deliver and give the said island
that they may establish themselves there, and that it
be henceforth and forever their property
From the Assemblee Nationale.l
THE EBRITIsH ULTIMAruM TO PERSIA.
The ultmatum proposed by Lord Stratford de Red
clif1e to the Persian Ambassador now at Constanti
NOBLE is made known. letter addressed to the
UniUers gives it in detail, as follows:
l. The Shah will dismiss his Premier.
2. He will give satisfaction to the Persian subject
the original cause of quarrel with Mr.. Murray, tht
| British Ambassador.
g. He will conclude new treaty of commerce.
!. He will admit British Consuls wherever the
| British Government chooses to place them
| 5. He will pay war indemnity.
6. He will restore Herat to the Afghans, and vii
eyacuate the Afghan territory.
T. He will undertake to refer to the arbitration o
England all the disputes that may arise in the tutur
en- the subject of Herat between Persia and TIL
| Afghans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

A FATAL MIsTAKE.-A lady in Philadelphia died,
few days ago, from the effects OF black drop" q
compound containing opium, which had been fur
nshed through mistake by "a druggist in place of q
preparation of senna. The medicine was put up by
little girl but certainly the druggist should be held
responsible,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24
YAZOO RIVE r.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 2ath inst. at P. N.
s FOR LIE Fl .OR f. GREENWOOD
REGULAR JACKETS.
~ STEAMERS ECLIPSE r.
1 SnkItE AND 6AAlA&


The magnificent steamer The elegant fastrlnning
Eclipse l., W. Broadwel steamer Southern Belle,
conilind Mlikeus Bend J. N. Boadwell commander,
Wick sbrg Grand Gulf Rod for Grand Lake Carolina Land
new and Natchez New ling Ashton Pilcherss Point
Orleans every Landing, Lake Pro-
EVENING at O'clock for The yidence CammAck's Landing
above and all intermediate oodrch's Landing, Mlkens
landings Kin sFs bend, Vicksbtrg Grand Gulf,
Rodney and Ma chez, leaving
.-.. 0'..E|H. -. New Orleans every THURS
.... ....- DAY E VENING, at O'Clock
for the above and all interrne
ldiae landings
The above steamers are complete order, and will
faithfully all business entrusted to their care.
The ECLIPSE and SOUTHERN BELLE will receive freight
for Yzoo river and reship at Vicksbug without eiay
the above will be responsible for letters or
packages containing money other valuab unless regular
bills Of adng taken and stated for vall,
deposited by passengers with the clerk contained in
baggage.
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
Captain either of the above boats and all bls
must Office of the boat to which they belong
the day of leaving for approval which will
the office Of the Agents. Is Ora
yier
For freg ght or passage apply on board or to
BROADWELI. BROS & CO., 65 Gravier ST.,
SNAPP & HITE. Front ST..
R. X. LAUGHLlN. 35 Front street.
will be IIevee every the week TO
-ecp We freight for the above boats jas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

The Natchez Free Trader, of the Goth, ST

The Natchez Free Trader, of the Goth, says:
On Saturday, after raining all the forenoon, the
wind suddenly shifted around to the north and blew
perfect gale during the night The Mercury, on Sun.
day morning, went down into the small figures. 1t
reached II degrees above zero. Everything was
frozen up, and although the sun was out bright and
beautiful still its rays not warming enough to
thaw the ice. Yesterday morning was still colder,
the thermometer falling to IA degrees. About year
since was the coldest spell experienced in
Natchez at that time the thermometer marked only
degrees above zero.
The vcksburg Wing, of the Goth, says:
Last Saturday was one of the most disagreeable
days of the season. 1t raned nearly the whole day,
and the air was exceedingly raw and uncomfortable.
At night the wind chopped round to the northwest,
and for several hours it blew great guns" Sunday
morning was clear cold and bright, and the earth
was drapcd in Il delicate mantle of snow. The cold
throughout the day was intense, the thermometer
having dropped to within L degrees of zero.
Yesterday but repetition of its predecessor but
we observed that the boys were having some fine
sport in the way Of skating
We observed considerable quantity OF floating
ice in the river yesterday the first OF the season.
A recent number Of the Yazoo City Banner, says
Never did we feel such cold weather. except last
winter, as We have had here for the last few days
Something must be wrong among the philosophers
or we are gradually changing places with Lapland
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24
- UNITE ID STATES TRl- r. ,
sAI4sEESIp SG WEEKLY MAIL LINE AEa9sSi9ssEs:

Isgs {. WEEKf Il AiI,liNE * -:
On TUESDAY alton THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY, at
5P NJ. at 5 ?. NJ. - 81 NJ
The magnificent The magnificent The magnificent u
States mail packetlU $ mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Captain r.. w. NIcRae, Natchez. Captain
Wilson will leave B. CanontT ?. Leathers, will
for Twill leave Don leave for Donaldson
Pnnn.mne Baton aid sonye PLAQUE willie Paqueune Ba-
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge ton Rouge Port Hd
Bayou Sara, RedPo Hudson Bayou son bayou sara eu
River Sara Red River River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez Handing Fort Ad Adams, Natchez, Wa
Waterproof Rodney ans Netchez Wa erproo Rodney s.,
St Joseph (irandteproof Rodney Joseph, Grand Gulf,
,n Warrenton andISt osep. and Vicks
Vicksburg everyltiulf Warrenton burg every SATUR-
TUESDAY at 5P. Vicksburg, Mill DAY. at 5P. N.
NJ. IkeIl's Bend and Lake
Providence, s &c
Island Reach and
lSkpwitts Landing
every THURSDAY,
at ) p. N
The mentioned splendid packets Will
their regular days without fail AT the hour appointed Al
their will be promptly and
Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned to W. NJ
the boats NicksDrg, VINO Will
1t without delay, and without any extra charge -,
will responsible for letter or package
containing money jewery other vauabes unless regular
bills ng taken specifying the contents and value and
freight paid; vauabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board. or TO
CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row, 53 Carondeet ST.
$3.50 IT T. B. SMITH, No. 3 Tchoupitoulas ST.
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THE LAKE.
STEAM ENGINEs-FRoM /;

DORTABLE STEAM ENGINEsIIFRoM i;fTo
Is power the celebrated patent OF Hoard so,
Gate Brasod differing essentially in their economic
qualities from engines Of other patent or manu-
extesive in twenty tive States OF the
Union. Pamphlets with full descriptions and letters from 5l
different who using them will be sent by mail on ap
pcnon to the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard being sole proprieto of the patent they only
can furnish the engines which they have given
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon tier
purchasers they will learn by due experience WITH !gr
niO Iv SAMUEL Fl. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

DR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
IL experience in practitioner Of medicine for
will attend principally to Office practice lie takes
this method of informing the public that he treats with unp"ra
leled Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
kidneys Bndder Chronic Darrhea in aword all chronic com
pats and Rheumatism Also the diseases
Of women cildenespecay of femaies Proiapsus Uter
Fler bTs Arnoerhoea ETC. etc. and that class OF diseases
termed Venerea, primary and secondary.
All suffering would do well give me call before
going elsewhere they will receive safe and speedy cure
oigate myself all persons who have Rheumatism or
Pains Limbs, make charge for my services Ny
RHEyNATIC SPECIFIC only he had at Office. This
is my discoveries in Matera Medca, and it is
taken with perfect safety; being vegetable compound.
In consequence the many hunbug advertisements in the
newspapers, with great reluctance give name TO the p5G
Address or call on me DAVIDSON'S ROW, las C-ARON-
DEI.ET street between Poydras and Ilevin streets,
Office up stairs. Hours from t a. NJ. to . r. Nj. =. .
a. f J. f. LOCKWOOD, NJ. D.
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gotal SntelIiqeatt.

last evening:
Admitted ............... 1884 Died Observation-Disclosures. l.
1il Remaining. GJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

SEk FOR GI.ASGONX-THE Al FAST SAILING
Ms American ship John Bunyan, Capt Aicho,S, i,
J. p. WHITNEY Il CO.. 35 Curondelet St.
For passage apply to the captain on board. in5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24
sEA-GoING VESSELS.

~ =, :, !. Z .. ,,y>7s,r1 !, vICO
NJ, : s1,.n : 49,, -. :. :. 49,
-. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
~ s. GAhVkroE Ma nrre heG new and ;san
above. freight passage, having elegant asrorn
n'u'''' HARRis IA MoRGAS co. foot Of Julia street
z.I-II.,, opposite the Steamship La,'ding.
o sp5If e 5 v Il p Sdns asr M w
sTs ssam,ps Fam Of % hi, line ne will hereafter pay hsr
To THvEsDAy ssh; 1871 M se,Seek a n
NMk1h PANY..--For BKAzos SANTIAGO, via Calves,
Atlantic sfI Heny Sheppard s viii
above pnncnay For freight passage having superior
HaRRIs Is
Fregh. will be taken for Basos %s sansgo and Gavson
ssbDper must provide themselves with the steamers
form of biils Of Itng No other form will be signed an6
----- : ,1IpopN1. - :
ut, - W ygnyrsn,y =, 9s,, At . ococ,- NJ
NE New h YCkK NsHf AND Ii san a. s.l FKAN Faan "r
N tiSO rss, n rns Ga san b onah eu or
did steamship ,Ts1a >, c,sve commander. Win sai
'l =; iii Sea;a
qua HARRIS, MORO an / 60, Of Jain street
!ase opposite = the steamship landing:
NEW YORK.
kAe FOR NEW YORK-THE FAST SAILING
packet brg Jehossee, s!stfsns master havt3g IN;
isl3 GEO W HYNSON h CO., 81 Camp street.
-IITHT, ,ySx1T VOTS fs-TIIL p iCK pT STIIP
4RSusnuehanna, Ellis, master is loading and
{s9Aa viii quick spatch For balance OF freight
passage, apply to
ia7 GEO. W. HYNSON CO., 80 Camp-street
pAJTIM MORE
kS~ FOR BALTlIuRE-REGuI,A LINE
EGlman master having nearly ali her cargo engaged,
Win quick dispatch For balance of freight or passage
apptty !" cEo VI uyNsoN e. co 90 Camp street
-slao --- oI.N: :, = - s-S -
DuII .DETp puJa
II u "A " = ~ u q
x~ FOR PHILADELPHIA.-RE REGULAR
k&MN IINE-The Al fast packet bark w NashinStOn
Sk4SS Butcher, Walter Collins master having nearly
All her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For kal-
ia2S GEO W HYNSON & CO.. s. Camp street
.&EN = - aaciat 1cbannsr A T., Crnxy-
sfnrd Blac kIna master navhs ,leaJ '' ,it e 90 ~
engaged, VIII hN'e q"ch ophct foi "aA"oe Vi ''e'eN "a
pas sage, apply t9r IT, ,,1rgox ro on r,, s.-at
jhlO tiEo. w. n hfNsoN d WV Q. Ea-nP s.eee.
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w A N T Z D .

S8 NNANTED-A SHIP OF ABOUT 2Nc Alhs
capacity OF timber ana spaFs
s.sAAas.on ss...sAAaSs. port in France. Fer terms. appy1o
AIN J. P. WHITNEY 4 Co, 35 Carondeet st.
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SWISS AFFAIRS UNCHANGKo.
z.zzazszA1xzsE.

OF THE ARCHBISHOP or PAgzis
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Louisiana Legislature.

Total wealth Of the United States in 1856.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
L reward Five Hundred Dollars will paid by New
Orleans Carrolton Railroad Company such inoma
ton as NAV the ARREST and CONVICTION of the
parties concerned attack the Horse Station the
evening of the ls inst and the MURDER or MURDERS
itted that occasion the of the Compnnys
poyees.
BY order OF the Board of Directors:
ja3 If ALBERT 4, BLANCHARD, Sec'F,
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Neu 0rleans 9aiIg Grfstent.
Particulars Of Foreign News.
FER STEAMSHIP EMEU.

From the advices by the Emeu, which left Havre Oh
the goth of December, and arrived at New York or
the 18th inst we extract the following intelligence
A telegraphic dispatch from London, dated Decem