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the Token Co.'S Cooking Stove the Noa such Premt.
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GROCERIES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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sess rlsn snd Others u va facilities fr sKS at.ns
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ments for Agents to sell Maps. THIS is
azure opportunity Tor sct,ve persons to
rea paying business.
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NYOl.E&.

SyOtES.
vGiK CtirUrst-,i New Co.l G .cking s.ovs. Ola.
1 AuSn This SiVvs made l.s Asst ap9say4rce
STOUT 5tsr sgV 10 .ncana;;, iId sac. TIA, time
ionui sas have nitd hem and have at xel ih-,r
ns'Hs 10 reco -iidat;oI 10 spread tbs .a,d news
Etraa that ~ last there has been stove invented
~ Eura Bi.0nsinous C3ai and bake ss well L. Win
wcad
paper. aud IL thty are 1 hGnif. Il - they are
together with mysei, we ask you o siy. hem a I, !.
s and II they ID not al tn. bills vi refund tie
money ana axe to- NJ tatA
D. /. HORNE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
Thlrty-Fourt,, CongressLThird Session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1a57.-Senate.-The Chai2
laid before the Senate several executive communities
tions-among others, enc from the Secretary of the
Navy, in answer to resolution calling upon bim to
report whether, in his opinion, it is practicable and
expedent to steam vessels to be so constructed
as to afford greater security against accidents by fire
than now exists. L...
On motion by Mr.. Slidell,a resolution was adopted
requesting the President of the United States to COM
mnncate to the Senate, If not incompatible with the
public interest, copies Of all correspondence between
the governments of the United States and the Meth
erlands relation to the refusal of diplomatic agents
of the latter government to appear before courts of
justice in the United States and give testimony in
criminal cases, of facts bearing thereon, Of which
they may be eognizant.
After the consideration of executive business, the
Senate adjourned to the following Monday
Ho,tse.-The House, on meeting this morning
after the holiday recess, showed very fair attend
ance of members. After the usual preliminary bust
ness, the private calendar was taken up, Tin Commit
tee of the WhoIe) and some fifteen bills acted upon
The committee rose, reported progress. when tht
House adjourned to Monday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
A New CALI1orE FOR TIE NArcngz.-The steam

A New CALL1opE FOR THE NATCHEZ.-The steam
musical apparatus recon W put board the crack packet
Narhez has answered the expectations OF the officers OF
that boat 1t is extremely errgtc forget that it is muscnl
instrument and whilst being played, lets oil the most fearful
its responsibility In consequence OF this We
learn that superseded another calliopa
structed scale corresponding with the elegance and popu
lary Of the boa and with the might of the stream whose bosom
the boat to be put in its place in week or two Glad
of it, We would advise tho city fathers TO bid for the old cal
Hope squirt for the experimental
of seeing if fires be frightened out Fires be
doused with and blown with powder and fear
is the greatest parR agent in existence, would like to
couldn't be scared out with Caltiopeplricuisly
caippe Of the ERchcz. The city Is addicted to scen
fc expemensCani not the cHopc awhile, in It's pursuit
Of knOnrl.IEn1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
Neh ORLEANS 1ailp Crestent.
DCu5L s1 St E E
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY l2, 1851.

Col. f. J. c. KEwEN-We had the satisfaction of
greeting this distinguished and eloquent exponent of
Nicaraguan interests in the United States on Satur.
day morning last. D.,
Col. kewen has just returned from an extended
tour throughout the States of Alabama, Mississippi
and Tennessee He looks all the better for his trip
We are pleased to learn that the numerous addresses
he has delivered has produced excellent effect upon
the minds Of the people, and turned them all in favor
Of the enfranchsement of of'Central America By the
time the next steamship gets ready to SAIL gallant
band as ever went forth to reclaim glorious coun-
try will be ready to sail also. -
In two three days the return steamship will bring
US news from Nicaragua. That news is awaited with
the ntensest interest So far far as We are concerned
we predict with confidence that has never wavered
from the beginning, that Gen. Walker has won new
laurels and fresh trumphs and that his position is
more secure than ever before. Give him men enough
for garrsons, and in six weeks not foe in arms will
be left in the territory of Nicaragua. In saying this
We do not speak without sufficient warrant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

JUDICIAL DECIsIoN.-On the Sd inst. the Circuit
Court of the United States for the District of Colul
bia, governed by the decision of the Supreme Court
refused the prayer of Richard W. Thompson fora writ
of mandamus to be directed to the Secretary of the
Treasury, commanding him to comply with an act OF
Congress- appropratiug SO 500 for services rendered
by VIM. Thompson to the MenoElinee Indians.
Mr.. Thompson in his memorial charges that Secre-
tary Guthrie caused the case to be referred to the
Attorney General o. certain questions which did NOT
cOnstutonaly and iegitmately enter into it: and Mr.
Guthrie by direction of the President informs Mr..
consent Of the Mcnomuees freely given and that the
law of Congress was not in compliance with the me-
moral OF these Indians.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
are the figure;

' MATRIMONIAL INCIDENT IN BosrON.-A respect
able young woman. dependent upon her own eXer
tons for support married few days ago in Bos'
ton to young man who pretended exceeding piety,
and was or assumed to be u member of church i'll
that city. They were married on Thursday night,
and on Friday morning the new-made husband fed,
taking with him about 5000, the accumulated savings
of the unfortunate girl for the past seven years.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

THE SESAToRsHIP.-A call is made by the citizens
of st. Mary through our columns this week upon the
Hon. Joshua Baker to represent them in the Senate
of the State of Louisiana during the ensuing ses-
sion.
We know of no one who could more appropriately
fill the vacancy at present existing than the gentle
man upon whom the call is made. A creole of the
parish, Judge Baker is too well known for his enter
prise and intelligence, both at home and throughout
the State, to need any commentator at our hands.
He has previous occasion filled, with honor to
himself and credit to the people of ST. Mary, the post
his fellow citizens wish to confer upon him second
time We trust he will consent to the wishes of his
fellow citizens i'll this instance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

HEAVY Loss.-It is said that the loss by the burn
ing of the medical department of the University of
Louisville including the library, laboratory and
there was insurance of S50,O00 The building in
which the Old Medical SCHOOL, was held was dona-
ted by the city for this purpose in 1899 and since
that time the trustees and professors Of the insttu
and interest by appropriations from their personal
profits for books apparatus and medical curiosties
Professors Slliman Gross and Flint each at different
times visited Europe for the purpose of procuring
for the institution instruments and books. Its library
of French works, relating to the various branches Of
the profession, was probably the most complete in
the Union. Some books few retorts and jugs of
the contents of the interesting and useful institution
In one hour all was destroyed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN MOBILE. - The troubles
which have for some time existed in the municipal
government of Mobile were terminated Friday last
by the concurrent action of the Council and Mayor
in the appointment of city officers. The following
gentlemen were selected Henry A. Donaldson, City
Treasurer; D. l.. Cnmmins, City Clerk H. Maury,
City Marshal j. Il. Daughdrill, Tax Collector Rus
sell W. Lewis, Street Inspector W. G. Clark & Co.,
of the Advertiser, City Printers, and number of
inferior officers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

GREEN TEAs--The Missionary Advocate for JAN
uary contains long letter from the Rev. DR.. Went
worth, at Fou Choo, China, from which we make the
following extract:
Several American ships are lying in port awaiting
the arrival of green teas. The Americans are green
enough to prefer infusion of Prussan blue, render
ing that article and high in the vicinity of
the green teas that the natives hardly afford
to use it on the venetians of their verandahs. If
hundreds of good ladies who go with their heads
tightly bandaged day two in each week with sick
headache, and whose only remedy is green tea,"
would abandon the use Of {" green tea y altogether,
they would find in the remedy itself the source of the
disease,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Flour closed with an adYanc-
ing tendency. White Corn is quoted at 70c., and
Yellow at 75c.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-Flour closed at S6 20 to
ss IS. Southern, from S6 35 to 81 25. Mixed Corn
at tic.
1t is showing here to-day.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9-Flour closed steady at 35 20.
CIScTNNATI, Jan. O. FlouY i3 firm at s5 30.
Whisky is quoted from 2lt to 2Sc. Lard 1Is. West
ern Mess Pork closed at SE 80.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.--Tbe weather was mild yester-
day, but cold to-day. The Missouri and Upper Misss
sppi still continue gorged with ice.
There is four feet and half water at Cairo, and
good deal of slushy soft ice running. There have
been no arrivals here this week.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

Mctairic Co,71se Races.

The weather on Saturday wss clear and bright but
cold and windy--it was such az 10 partially redeem
the racstrack from the mud of ts preYiou, day, and
to brace human sinews and elevate she animal spirits
to the sporting mood. This with she extra attrac-
tion of a four-mie race between tEJee crack nags,
caused very fine attendance. There we're numbers
present for the first time during the week and among
the notabllities we noticed Gov. Wickiffe.
The entries were IMinno.g, P,'udilomms and Tom
McGybn.e All appeared in good condition, and each
had hackers, though not to any extravagans degree
Minnow was generally the favorite, but not against the
field unless at liberal odds. Prudhomme ranked next
in popular favor, and Tom McGuffin last. The race
was hardly as exciting as had been anticipated Min
now winning the first heat with an ease which left
little doubt Us to the result of the second We give
| the particulars. .
FIRST Heat.-Tom McGufin got the start, closely
| followed by Minnow, with Prudhomme length or
two in the rear. They all started lazy, and did not
seem to run in earnest till they reached the back
stretch. Tom and Mnnow preserved their positions
throughout the first and second miles-tbere being
scarcely gap between them-whilst Prudhomme fell
gradually behind. At the first turn in the third mile,
Minpow went to work, Tapped Tom at the second
turn passed him in the back stretch, and went into
| the fourth mile about twenty yards ahead Tom
pushed along bravely, but to no purpose and Min
now came home handsomely ahead in s:l3a Prud-
homme being badly dstanced.
Second Heat.--The first heat virtually settled :he
race as upon its conclusion, the most extraYagant
odds were offered on Minnow and not taken At the
start Of the second heat, Minnow led by nearly a
length. The manner in which Tom kept up revived
the hopes of his friends. Throughout the first and
second miles they kept company closely, Minnow
not getting more than length in advance. In the
third mile Tom finkered little and Mnnow went
into the fourth mile two lengths ahead. Rounding the
first turn, Tom laid himself out for final struggle. He
began to gain upon the mare visibly, and in the
backstretch shut up the gap between them. This
rally created the greatest excitement on the stand
but it of short duration for Tom was unable te
finish what he had begun so bravely. Minnow seeing
her danger, put forth her best lcks and came HON,
about jump ahead, in S:093.
/ sUsAMAR
METARIE CornsE n. o., o,satrdny, Jan. TO- 1s57.-Jocke
Club Purs. 81 ,2l0-Four Mile Heats ~ a
1 Hon. F. Kenher's b Mano'-, by Voucher dam
Dolphin 4 y. ............H d
Col. A. l.. Bingaman's h. z. Tom NcGU5tn,5y RufHn,
| dam La Btchante, hv Glencoe j. o........:.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

The Deaf, Of Mrs. WILsoN.-We some time
since alluded to the capture by the Indians Of Mrs.
Salt Lake City, in Col. Bibbtt's train. Measures
were Immediately taken to secure her rescue, and
Captain Wharton, of the United States Army, exerted
himself to the utmost. He offered large rewards sent
parties in Search and even anticipated the wishes of
the family SO anxious and energetic was he in this
work of humanity. 1t appears, however, that his
lbors in vain for letter received in this city
yesterday states that Mrs. Wilson was killed on the
day after her capture, because she could not ride
horseback and keep up with the train. She was a
most estimable lady, and her melancholy fate has
produced painful sensation in the minds and hearts
Of those who knew and appreciated her.
TPhadelphia Inc urer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

Nebraska Advertiser we extract the following:
On Saturday, a Mr.. Smith suffered most horrible
death at Smithield, in Woodbury. county, He was
engaged as a saver in the new steam mill at that
place, and whilst giggng back the carriage got bis
foot caught by the saw, which split his leg nearly the
whole length before he could Withdraw it, then by
unaccountabe destiny his body fell across the log
before the saw, and severed in the middle most
horribly mntating it in fact, cutting the body into
numerous pieces, which were gathered aud decenty
inferred. The deceased let wife and two children
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

GREAT NATURAL CuRIosITY.-There is at present
on exhibition at Levy's old auction stand, natural
curiosity in the shape of live calf about seven
months old that is possessed of six legs and also the
that until it was three months old it walked upon all
six legs but at present it but four two of the hind
legs having outgrown the others much to raise
them from the ground. Memphis News. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

REMOVAL OF A POSTMASTER IN ENGLAND.-It' is
rarely that public officer in England is removed, es
pecially a postmaster; yet we have before US an
order from the Postmaster General of England for the
removal of postmaster in the county of Kent,
other ground than that of being dscoureous to those
who had business with his office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

MuRDEFsAr INDIAN RIVER, FA.-By the arrival
Of the steamer Carolina at this port from Jackson
vile, Fa.. we learn that information had reached
that place that family by the name of Shive, con-
sistng of father, wife and two children, had been
found murdered at Indian River, Fa., and the house
in which they resided had been burnt. The deed,
some supposed was done by the Indians, but suspi-
cion also rests on other parties
ECharleston Mercury 5th,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

yTOORHIES, GRIGGS ~ CO., No, Is TCtlOUPl
TOULAS STREET, have for sRle-
l0,3 boxes Geo. Sh'l 'l0's Star Candles;
lrr@N :. +. X. Wleiner's
501 -. Baker ( iIQllatld'S Sperm f"uades;
lHil barrels Louis SUpgrfHe Flour;
5GO chlice Extra Brands st. Louis iaur;
2to h'1ds c4oce Bacon Sides and Shoulders, }
800 barr Is icrbys Star. Oliver ann wiltshire Whsky
$40 =. and hf do DolnricK Davis Mess B4cE,
40 boSes Tongues, Breakfast Bacon and Rounds;
81 biri els ami tiecces Dried Beef;
IN j0Ses qtS and pts Longworti's SDark'r Catayba;
10i tierGes Phnps, Davis n Shay's $ {. Hams;
2,D kegs choice Leaf Lard
100 barrels
800 boxes Fillmore Fum Cheese;
lG2 half bbis Nos. /, and 3 Mac&erei;
$50 quarter boxes thurchil'S Goldfish;
100 packages Western Butter. d2+ S0iSt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
Focal yntsIligenfe.


At nghaIl the atmosphere still sne:og in its
frsi4ity and write This of
ing some creole ice in few hours
coal has nceeinzy the mercury guse
SAD ACoIDENT.--Mr. Mark L. Moore, a printer, but
who has recently boen cerng at Mr. Chase's peey
on Mel street Eaysdes,
cident In the cotton yard evening negro ro
bale Of cotton against him manner as to break one II
his legs in two places. He residence where s
is now under surgical attendance suffering
THE BREAD TAKIrP.-The new bread ordinances
will go into and be in force to-day Under that
offnance the Mayor authorized to Change weekly
to rise and fall in -four and the tariff
week published in the official Journal readers eat
bread and all do read the Journal We iii tn.
tariff for their accommodation:
baIs Tsi stss4sar s :s s s .. sps M s @ t.g 9
ensuing week semtasnsing Monday January IL is5s
z g & a' 'ys, %
The Of second quality weigh eighth ors
The S9 cen. Ioaves, .s4 ounces
DC -. .....,.,.is DO
MACBETH IN TaogBLg,--There was cmite a scan,.
in the First Distric. police cice last evening Two pts
hfovsht In s1uaing crowd consisting Of small boys and
one Mna girl and one Of the tear
shedding Of the urc!dns gounS America the famous
shakspeaFian newsboy and doer or Macbeth An svcen,
him were and diriIy clad appeared thai they
had oesn arrested for sitting around frs which tey
IN lot on baronne street. made os such loose lumber they
couia md IN the nghborsood with blazing top
scene might easily have passed for the scene
IN Macbeth but the Jouss rageda dramaticd idea
when nabbed than that of warming .ins The neigbbors IL
seems pr9cured their ohiscting arsy
sion Of tine u ber and secondly The danger Of se
walled to Their houses by the breeze They liberated after
being Put through ordeal Of 'sere where's them
hanocuse asked the Lieutenant, mfeesngy SssOh please
don't hsndcH u.s. biubbersd Nacbe you wouldn't hand
Gun little feess like would YOUR No believe t,s
handouts BIZ.
rope ~' de He took cord and tied their wrists together
and the sos and walls m the proceeding drew form wer
none e less gennne that the tying Being ane
TONED they all owned to having mothers not one m; tbs
crowd had q father.
whist the Lieutenant AMI Basbs rveiy dfscassed whether
they should be sent s'raigwuy House of Refuge or
given hundred ashes EACH their begg promises
smenement and soo were Of t tensest Finally they
were asked they would promise build any more rss in
pnb'ic They unanimously voted yss any amount Of
pcn honofs deed and doubles they were then united
LOOK sharps said the Lieutenant, they left 'I know
every one OF you p " You bet sharp said Mae
oe'h; yon won't catch making any fires The
weather was cold yesterday aad drew the
Juveniles out OF doors prompted .er
70 ouid the dangerous Bonfire
| SRA BRING y-yTu ScrssopS ~, , %.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
franklin Journal, Sth inst.
rlsG.-The Franklin (st. Nary Jour,

SUGAR PI.ANr1SG.--The Franklin (st. Nary Jour
nal of the Sth inst says a
Our planters generally are avang themselves of
the fine weather we have enjoyed since sugar making
to get their plants in the ground and will generally
be in advance with their work Should the winter
continue dry and mild, we hope it will rebound to
their henft.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

About sixty thousand families in Great Brita n own
all the land, which is occupied by than twenty
seven millions Of peoplr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12
REPORTED FATAL ACCIDENT. - The 81

REPORTED FATAL ACCIDENT. - The Savannah
Georgian, of the 9Th inst says:
It is reported that on Friday last vehicle contain
ing three gentlemen, broksthrough bridge in Bryan
county, whereby all three were drowned. Rumor
gives the name Of W. B. Gaulden Esq, of Liberty as
one of the three, and his body has been recovered.
This report had not been confirmed at latest accouts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

ID DEMOSAL-G CHARLES GOTTSGHALK Has RE
~ moved ha Drug Store from No 81 CusomhouSe street 10
No Is Royal street
His stock of and Medicines eqra to any in the South
and an pcIicnced Chemist always in attendance.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put and at reasonable
CHARLES GOTTSGuA.k,
n24 If l5 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-12

STATISTICS OF EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES
The emigration Of the year 1856 shows an increase
compared with that of the year 1855 but is much
less than any other year since lS4S. The following