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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

JUDGE ]. D. WILsoN.-Judge j. e. Wilson, Of the
Eighth Judicial District Court, arrived in town
yesterday and will learn, occupy the bench Of
Judge Bea until all the recused cases on our docket
are tried The longtalked of interchange has at
length been attained. [Baton Rouge Gazette, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

NOZZLE AND NICARAGUA. We invite special attens
tion to the advertisement Of Messrs h G. Humphfies
Co., in our columns to-day. II will be seen lthaf
the well known firm named, which il one Of tha
staunchest and most respectable hOuses Ia our civ
has established house at Greytown Nicaragua, iSf
the transaction Of commercial business We believe
it is understood that this house s connected with te
{" Mobile and NicaraguA Steamship Company who
have established line Of steamers to run regularly
between Mobile and Greytown, and ne cannot bat
consider the movement of vast Importance to the
future of Mobile, and shall watch its progress with
the greatest interest," We ook upon II Is the first
step towards the opening Of commerce between the
States Of Central America and Mobile, the extent Of
which, in few years, when thOee States shall have
become Americanized, few have yet in our opinion.
had any just conception. Mobile occupies the most
eligible and convenient point the Gulf for the con-
centration Of this vast commerce, and If she viii but
be jest to herself she can secure it against allco
petition. We rejoice, therefore, at this movement Of
Messrs. Humphries Co., and wish them every nc
cess in the commeudable enterprise, which ve ~
assured, is one purely commercial. -
mobile Advertiser, 18th inst
1t is to be hoped Mr. Buchanan will not instruct his
attempt to crush this commercial line
between Mohle and Nicaragua We understand the
Fashion will beone' Of the steamers on the line.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

LEoruRNG EXTRAORDINARY. - Mrs. Frank R.
Wright is delivering lectures in Washington, on the
subject OF Beautiful Men,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Cusumhouse street near
M Royal street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercurial
Sphic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndance
from business exposure friends, guaraneed In
all cases. eNsN- AL
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James
uee IN az parts OF the United States and Europehe many
cures he has effected which incur
able by the most physicians ustfes offering bis
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate following
are some OF the diseases termed Private which, ia
with newly discovered Remedies Dr. per-
aeny eradcates n.mey Syphilis primary, secondary
erary siflcures grethfal Discharges Geet Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they be- Diseases Back and Loins In
hammaton OF The Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee cancers, Uicers Iumors of Skin
DE- James would al call the attention especially If those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
secret and sotaly habit which ruins the dy mind unt
ting them for either business society," Constitutional De-
biy or mpotency The following are some of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of yopth vi,
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain the Head Din,nsss
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Papaton the Heart Dys
pepa Nervousness lrrabilit, symptoms of Copsumpton
etc. Mentally the fearful effects the are more To he
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression o
Spirits Evil Forebodngs, Aversion Society Self nsrns
Love ef Solitude Tmdity the evils produced
All afflicted with of the sympos sbonld
not fail to call on Dr. James aud be to perfect
hehh let no false decacy apply once and
save from the awful and dreadful consequences of this
terrible maaSy. r.. = ~
Weakness of the organs Immediately cured and full yror
restored. 49, = f-7' - ' ''e'i
Remember, The Medical of Dr. James" is 50 Custom
house street. r.z
from A. NJ. to SP. NJ.
consultations strictly confidential. .H a
cases Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or no pay ! DIR JAMES
oil ly 40 Cusiombn,se strset
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
Island Of Cuba.

Island Of Cuba.
10 8 E DON'T G O.,
Importer Of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco.
No. l6 Customhouse street.
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock of the best selections
most favorite brands Of rE--r . 30
HAVANA CIGARS,
rs PAPER CIGARS and
. LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OLD JOE, as he is famiarly known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Rotunds
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains his old quarters where found the very
brands of Havana and Paper Cigars of his impor
ton. Also at his Cigar Stands In the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always found the very best brands of Chewing Tebscco
Paper Cigars and the best quality of Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
E. C0s.vea. COnspa1sy's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

The undersigned sole manufacturers under e. CARvERs
patents of 1888 lS45 lS8 have permanently established
Office and Warehouse No. 70 GRAvIER STREET and
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They dsem detail its advantages 9TH
pumberless practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and to
make its adoption still more general.
ps aD,y E. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
8sh 0rltans 9ailp Grtst.ut.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1857.
Talk on Change.

There very little talk yesterday. It was some
thing Of half holiday. Four or Ave banks regarded
the Executive recommendation, and did not open for
business. The Boards Of three Of the banks con.
vened, and went through the usual semweekly
business The Custom House and Post Ofdee were
closed 1t the usual hours for holidays II A. H. The
insurance Offices were closed at the same hour, and
after IL o'clock q general shutting and closing Of
ofces and stores followedso that, take it all in an
thanksgiving was more or less respected. It would
be Weu the Legislature, at the next session. legal
ICES the day set apart hereafter for return Of thanks
AS IT is, some OF the banks contend they have no
ngnt 70 Close and cannot insist on payment Of obi
cations the day previous. Bank Offices would be
cooped inside of fnr walls conntino d,o.. ,s
bank plasters. or nor;nr over ledgrs dav sooIs'
ticklers and scratchers in not so verv
an occupation as might be for general health and
elasticity. It is hoped our hank airectora v;l t.ta
steps to have the susnenson ~ .;rs.. 3, -. ~,
denoted authenticated. = q a s 8 -, ths
fict Of opinions arising and ohv,te an donht o t,a
subject.
! The mail failed yesterday. But We were in some
way favored. We received our copy Of the London au
Times, Of the 10th November. It was due last FIJI
day. The Thunderer, however, looks well, and ne
think must be in favor with our worthy friend, Mr..
Brown contractor On Sunday Last ,ro ,.o.;,,.s .
-. :. - -. '' -. ieeetseu N =
both dra Nv r-;do,, i.,< ,;., q. r.,- :.
.o'- .1S ~ .uey ia's-"isn WIG palahce oi the
: mn ~ : 1'..l -.'."
The Canada B now fully due at Halifax, with dates
Of the 9Th. The CoIna steamer Aa,;ot;c or,ht :,
be heard Of on Saturday or Sunday with dates Of the
OIL, ;s4,t = = ~
5tu instanI
Aa for Cspo POGO ;rto.oort;,rF -. =. IA =.
hear much via that route as the prospects, for
lators are very slim and not likely to mnrove for tbe
present.
The arrivals Of produce were aoa;n Iorao ,.s4.x
aay and business on the levee ia nnu.n. ..t;,.
lively.
Z t------- --- - - ass
ALoERAAN1c ELEcTIoN.-An election for three
Assistant Aldermen takes place TODAY pursuant to
Law. Two Assistants are to be chosen from the
Third Ward First M,1nicinaI D;vtrct rrb;,h q
= L. y.,:.5 a..... .. ,77l,-s,l - -
t,,o 1oka 99E-7@i = : ! - s-s =.
~,
psAs Pteuc's anu @ slle commissioners OF
Edecuon Ior the IhHd ward are thus set down by
tho Contro1 Ioard of ro,,,,;sr.,a,,,.. s5s'3
FIFTH Pnrorscr-pou No oae-.t. ,,s pn,;,. u,u.. !,
Fire Company No Tehoupitouas Natchez
Wilbei~ MS Boeart 1'''A' A'nesi ioieoano,
o aa aa 81 Charles
si@onds John T Jetsr J, Dick ) -.
of Perddo and Carondelet Streets Comssones RI
ffassT n M 4, y, Mnse1 H. iona nan @ E. ter.
on Girod seet between ST. Charles
SEVENTH No 0nat b nps ops
Fire Company Nc a. on Common street Maras
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

James R. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. al BROADWAY. tnear Canal street) NEW YORK
jyl3 ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
1000 ricksts--5.4oo Prizes,

Boots, Shoes and BrOgaas.
/. AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russe,
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican, Palm iLeaf. Straw and Car
peschy HATS, at the lowest market prices, By
FROST Il CO.,
--4-e No. 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPs 8, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE.
wssre constantly receiving SILK Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS. atths lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
jyl8 1p&W No. 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

% n DQGs!-DOGS!-DOG A.
SRT HARDING has the pleasure of informing his friends
and and 5 The sporting @ tin public that be to
70 neIs Terriers Newfoundands etc fine lot Of the
choicest breeds always be found his Kennels Also
fine assortment of Puppies.
Office, las Baronne street, Poydras. Kennels Second
street. near 81. Dennis, Fourth District
N B-H A. H. also treats the different Diseases of the
Dog. p2l Inn
NJ. SCHNEIDER'S PLEYEII PIANO DE-
HTrlPOT, No. SO Roya street.
T sIv The Undersigned would call the attention of the
public to his and extensive s,ork of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
Win Hollow Iron fuos manufactured expressly his
These Pianos for hnish ad and touch
BY any and offered at the lowest prices
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL. ORGANS, Accor-
dons and FutinRs of Louis XIV, Oriental Gothic Style
with or without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repairing attended to-.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO R ,yal street,
oI 3m opposite Loui lana Bank.
T'O THE LADIES-MIss TIL DETER (sUuCEs-
i or to Mrs Georgine TaberJ Canal street, Dauphn
bgs to inform the Ladies' that her New Europe
have just arrived via Hamburg by ship Coperncus con
sisting of q full assortment IF all kinds Of : T
Worsted, Embroidery, Silks,
Chenilles, Beads. Patterns.
Embroiderng Crochet -
. and Knitting Cotton, etc.
Also commenced and finished EMBROIDE RES and other
Fancy Works. which well adapted for Christmas and New
Years Presents. MO tJal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
Wines and liquors,

WSsles and liquors,
17.........e...ROYAL STREET,.
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quart.
and pnts constantly hand whchs equal tho best thai
comes to this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
FINE OLD PoRT-he best in the CITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. .a&
BRA RANDIEss
the Vintage of lss 7ss and 1905 and ohs,
brands. -.l .,s
WHISK KYs
OF alldescriptons- Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz
Also /.
On hand Of the best WINES and Ii.
QUoRs in the Market which will be sold ss reasonah
terms any other hsussin the city. .-
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No. Royal straat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
y URAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITES

RURAL hnhsHHREHGFsM naSHPESTGEiSa SITES,
RARE OPPORTUNITYii
FOR SALE-l5O SQUARES OR ABOUT 800 LcTs I'M
THE TOWN OF KENNER
and g. N Railroad miles from the CITY, The ground form
ing of the Meae Ridge higher any other place
within fortyfve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial MEANS
To airy healthy and agreeable neghborhoods as ru
raj retreats for the families of the business city
vae residences with ample and under uniform regua
lions all the streets of which It designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To their wants grounds
have set apart and will be donated the
beauty 's H " ,
Other sections apart business purposes This To-
caity presents decided advantages manufacturing
town than any other point in State It has front
Mississippi river of more than mile and half upon
the navgable Of Lake Pontcharran only four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the n o.
and g. Railroad connects directly with the river
at the same time to the pney woods
districts For the manufactures of ali de-
scrpons, dry docks and steamboat building has supe
or and for the arizans mechanic
arts much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered. 1s6 ~ =
Lumber BY the daily brick made on the SPOT can
pany will render the necessary facilities travelling
muny and Will accommodation train
town at Sours suit the those doing business in
as soon as sutcency OF travel require it. Mr.
hours thus making the connection with
portion of this property will be sold prices the
small five cent in cash. balance years
with interest at sis per cent. per annum.
Kenner p GofEMAN Is st. Charles street. or III j
+. VDSE, l45 Magazine au2I 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

ALDERAAN1c ELEcT1os-An election for three
Assistant Aldermen takes place to-day, pursuant to
Law. Two Assistants are to be chosen from the
Third Ward, First Municipal District, which is
bounded by Julia street and Canal and the river and
the lake. X
The polling precincts and the Commissioners Of
Election for the Third Ward are thus set down by
the Central Board of Commissioners
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
Henry Clay and Negroes.

Those old line Wings who have join
ed the abolition party sometimes at
tempt to convince themselves that Hem
ry Clay if living would now be member
of that dclectable party. And some of
them even now censure James b. Clay,
his SOP, for acting with the national Dem
ocratic party becoming their candidate
for Congress and 7beingby the aid of his
fathers olafriends4andnsighbors elected
over ~ opIinlnsition. inlnlsitio 5a1T ..5s-3om9G
parties in the days Of, Henry Clay are no
logger issues before the people-the
Democratic policy met with popular ia
vor and has been engrafted upon the
statute book. Was the Great Clay row
alive, and battling in the political arena,
no man who judges from the past could
expect to find him in the abolition ranks
their doctrines he at all times treated
with supreme contempt, and upon the
question of regro citizenship, he said ID
the Senate, when speaking of the Burns
slave case in 1851:
But, sir, this is not all. By whom
was this mob compelled onward? ? by
our own race ? No, sir, by negroes;
by African descendants by people who
possess no part, as contend, in our po-
litical system and the question which
arises is, whether we shall have law
and whether this majesty of the govern
ment shall be maintained or not !; wheth-
er we shall have government of white
or black men in the cities of this eoun-
try?"
Had Henry Clay lived until this day
he must necessarily have been with us;
for he could no more have oounten-
anced the odious and proscriptiye pol
icy of the Know Nothings, than to have
bowed his head in worship of negro, 2
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
THE NEWS FROM INDIA - MORE
BuTCHERlES.

The India news by the Jura is but
meagre, and can scarcely be said to be
favorable TO the English. The rebels
still hold Delhi, and though they had
been beaten and suffered heavy less in
two sorties, they had been reinforced by
the arrival of the regiments which had
mutiried at Neemuch. Three Bengal
native regiments had revolted, and new
conspiracies and plots were coming to
light. The following is the latest from
the scenes of butcheIy
Gem Haveleek's force for the re-oeeu-
pc tion, Off Cesnpore had in eight, days
marched 126 miles, and fought four ac-
tions with n ena Sahib's army agaiGht
overwhelming odds in point of numbers,
and had taken "a guns of light calibre;
and that, too, in the month of July, in
Iudia. On the morning Of the 10th of
July, the force marched into Cawnpore,
The soul narrowing spectacle which there
presented itself to them beggars descrip-
ton A wholesale massacre had been
perpetrated by the fend, Nena Sahib.
Eight officers and 80 men of Ii. NJ. S4th
regiment, 70 ladies and l2l children of
II. NJ. 32d foot, and the whole European
and Christian population of the place,
including civilians, merchants, pension
ers, and their families, to the number of
400 persons, we're the victims of this
Satan.
The court yard in front of the AS
sembly Rooms IN which Ncna SaLib had
fixed his headquarters, and in which the
women were confined, was swimming in
blood. a large number of women aud
children who had been cruelty spared
after the capitulation for worse fate
than instant death, had been barbarously
slaughtered the previous morning; the
former having been stripped naked and
then beheaded and thrown into well;
and the latter having been buried down
alive upon their butcheyed mothers,
whose blood reeked On their mangled
bodies Only four escaped--the wife of
merchant, and three others .-a1
Gen. Havelock, in dispatch to the
Governor General, says that "Nena Sa-
hib had drowned himself with his family.
He had an intention of going to Luck
now, but when he got as far as the river,
the cavalry anl infantrJ deserted him.
They are all gone off, cffter destroying
their arms, to their different homes.--
Cawnrore is nov as quiet as Allahabad. +"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
ASHLAND, ASHLAND COUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY NOR

there are some other names on the above
list that, for reasons perfectly satisfacto-
ry to myself and to the gentleman whom
I have consulted, are not nOeo published.
Among these is distributed the sum OF
So ,05O. Neither is this The only list
which shows the expenditure of moneys
for similar purposes in the late presiden-
tial canvass in this State. There were
other papers besides those on Governor
Ford's list that were bought and paid
for. and these also will be furnished with
the proofs, when the proper time arrives.
unless in the meanwhile, they come ON
another and different source"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
BOUGHT OUR OWN ,si bow. VI

Every body has read the am n using sto-
ry about Billy Nc Daniels, the = TTenncssee
landlord, who bought his own COW from
a set Of waggish customers. That was
a Side splitter; but it was tctiotna,..' q '-,''
The Black Republican State officers
have matched this fictitious story with
one of fact. When Gibson's tremendous
Galphinism had left the Treasury so
empty that the dues of the State could
not be met, the Black Republican Fund
Commissioners repaired to New York
and borrowed one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars from the Trust Company at
round rate of interest Soon after
wards, when the Trust Company bursted
up, the Auditor of State, not being able
to tell from his own books how the State
and the Bank stood, visited New Y ork and
ascertained from the books of the Bank,
that the State only owed the Bank S.
coo, and consequently that We had Dor
rowed SI45,00 of our own money, and
paid interest thereon. Like Billy Nc
Daniels, the sharp State officials had
"60ught their oa0u coao I" Whether,
like him, they will swear that this is
"an infernoI, CURSED, OUTRAGEOUS
LIE" remains to be seen. rs yet they
have not had the hardihood to do So
SteubenvilZe U1aion s.ie
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
Bankers in. the Field.

1t seems to be the special object tc
the opposition to select Bankers to fiji
the ofices-They have nominated Mr..
Grown. Banker in Milersburgh, for
Senator; Mr.. Vanhouton, the Teller OF
the Wayne Co. Branch Bank, for Trea-
surer, and they have also nominated a
Banker for the same Office in Stark
county. In very many of the other
counties in Ohio, Bankers have been Sc
lected fer Treasurers What's up p
Do the rotten rag machines seek to OBJ
tain the peoples iuuds to keep alive heir
tottering shaving shops There IS GER
tai,aly a ''niggc, an the lcood pilel''--
Wayne Co. Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
MRS. Partington on BANKS.

care you. afraid of banks failing ?'
asked the cashier, as Mrs. = Parting on
vent to draw her pension. Banks fail
ingl'' said the dame; II never had any
idea about it at all. If he gets votes
enough ] don't, see how he can fail, and
if he don't can't see how he can help
it," 81 mean" said he, ":he banks
that furnish currency for the country" p"
She stood moment counting her bills
."Oh. you did, did you?" said she; ''well,
it's about the same thing. If they have
money enough to redeem with = and
heaven knows there's need enough for
redemption for good many of them,
and more grace than they allow their
customers--they may standi it; but doubt
ful things are uncertain" She passed
off like an exbalation, and the cashier
counted out one hundred and fifteen dol
lars and seventeen cents fifteen times
while poudering what she said, in order
to catch her meaning.-Bostom Gazette.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
From the Newark Advocate
The Record Proof-Keep it fresh be-
fore the People!

We again bring prominetly to the no
tioe of our reader the following evidence
to be found in the Legislative Documents
over the names of Republican State
Officers and Committees Of Ingetigation.
The receipt of Gibson, giving dates and
amounts, proves incontrovertibly that
Breslin paid over to him all tho money
belonging to the Treasury except two
hundred and twelve thousand dollars
The other statements show that the
Treasury was personally examined cith-
er by the State Auditor or the Legisla-
tive Committees at three distinct periods
Icitti7, year after Breslin went ont OF
Office and that on each of these occasions
they found that Gibson had possession OF
all the money that of right belonged to
the Treasury except the sum $212,0O0,
or thereabouts, Withheld on various pre-
tences by his predecessor. In June
1857, being full seuenteen months, after
Breslin retired from Office, an addition:
al defalcation of S549, 900 under Gibson,
was made known to o pluudered people
After full investigation, the Grand Jury
of Franklin county returned CRI MI
NAL INDICTMENT against Gibson
charging him with the fraudulent use aud
possession of the public money. In the
face OF this Indictment, Gov. Chase has
the shameless ,effrontery to travel over
the State frem county to county, assur-
ing the people that the S549, 600 was
never paid over to Gibson by Dreslin,
and that Gibson has never had it in his
hands for Incmeut
That these reckless declarations of
Gov. Chase may deceive no body who is
wiling to know the truth, let following
proof from men of his Own party be again
brought to the notice of every tax payer
in Ohio. The question of veracity
which Chase's deniol raises between him
self and other magnates ofbis own party
may be settled to their own liking among
themselves.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
saa1We have the name of n peptl,

We have the name of gentle
man who heard Senator Henry wilson,
when that individual was in Kansas,
tell Messrs. Robson and Lane: "Do
not vote at the October Election! Let
them form Slave State. Aid them to
do SO if you can without suspicion -
That is all the capital which we ask for
the next Presidential Election. y Wor-
ceSter Bag State.
For Kansas to come into the Union q
Slave State is what the leaders of the
Fremont Republican party most ardent
ly desire. They would then hope to
carry the next Presidential election up
on the excitement that would thereby
be created. II however, Kansas should
bo admitted free State, the occupation
"Freedom screeching'' would be gone,
and the last faint kope of the screcchers.
to obtain political power would vanish.
Such is the consistency of modern Re.
publicanism Toledo Republican,. ,4-,