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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
sepsi,tg sattIIig.'.ts.
NoNDAY, December Il, 1857.

sese 5s5l s;$ SS 4AoNDAhs DoSeMuet -, 1900.
CLEARED SATURDAY. @
sssan.hip Kmpre City Grifn for Nsw York Havana
sssAship sco, IAwl.s. for Galveston and indisaois
Ship Gslena. Leaslts, for New York, q 4 4 Cohsr
Bsfk Ianarc. Arcy. for Boston, " whitney 4cs
Brig TaIlciah Hanson Havana GoIdsnbow Lespsrrs
ssaa '1 ssas E las ssi ss
sshr Josephiss ossssold, for Nav yerk, : H!inis
sssE ss'i' a. 4Rs'saesss e. a'''. 6
sssamshi1 from IndIanola and Galveston to
sssa.nshi Iiih, from Brazos Santiago, to Harris
sssamship lbone, from Key West and West Flo-
Ship 5ss 5sa F asss ss s Il ds.s s.s.
gsss y II. Bnr-s IS Boston to
sehr fSos1. Brown days from Pensacola Pooley Nico
sss ssss Rs. from rom q d Son.: ss. II,
ST ssSr IaG;ss nU from NJ shs coss dist rT
slSop TonnsIre Armand from, ,hs Go.sad ais.PT.
s shr Fss' Fss rom sa MSs n.ys.sa''n
sh schr @ @Ostavia, PET, Peters, from Horn Island
sssI sssl ks R WsIs from 1ss S
sehr Ros.lie, Black, from Annie Rlver~Basin. @
.,
Schr Gen Washington, Weston from Pearington-Basn.
schr Cen Worth, Lang from Amite River-Basin.
Scnr Mary, Peterson, from Bay st Louis-Basin. rf
Schr Victoria, Ford. from Covington- Basin, e ~
Schr Star, Parker. from Biloxi-Basin., s s ~ N
Schr Invineibe, Keepler, from Biloxi-Basin. 55t.,
sFEAAB0ATs.
MAgnoia Thompson, from vicksburg u
Florida Hntchings, from Mobile. x
Duke, Applegate, from Shreveport.
3 National, Montgomery, from Shreveport. is. -,a
Linda Maine from Red River.
X Sunbeam Grsjg from 81 Martnsvie.
Antelope Beser, from Louisville. egA(
Amanda, Briggs, from Bayou MACON.
Mars. Stein, from Cincinnati tie
Lands Scott, from Cincinnati slI
~ Judge Terrence, WadB, from Cincinnati. 4
High Flyer Wright, from Louisville. ~
p Bieknell, Coulter from Bayou Deilaize
South America Shepherd, from 81 Louis
" Swan, Hays, from Red River. N;
s5Es g d Jr, Vincent from Plaquenine
Cuba Hern, from Mobile. g%
Compromise. Phelps from Yazoo River.
Virginia, Reynolds from Psducah.
4l y Savage, Davis from Nashville. 3g
&c Swon, Jones, from st Louis. II
Bluff City, Keeling, frem 0uchitA River.
g6 " Laurel Hill. Hooper, frosn Morgansa. 81
Gen Pike Brown from Lafourche if
Wm III Morrison Bofinger, from St Louis.
.{4 VIM Bsgslsy, Sinnon, from Mosile--Lake end
g3S4f Jefferson Railroad. ~ }s aN
Towboat Hercules LaPlncs the down and
llth inst, ships Hale, Albert and bark Aers-
brought up snip Jas Hovey.
Towboat AngloSaxon Steele the Passestowed down
and to the lltn inst, ships Helen Mc(aw, Gil
christ and brig W Rowland-brought up ship Wilbur
& Fisk.
BELow-CoMING UP.
British Ship Warbler Grebow From Liverpool Oliver
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
6- UNITED STATES TRl- 49,.
lhAR{Sk - WEEKLY MAlLLINE 6lnESs- I.
To VICESRHRa

ON TUESDAY, atom THURsDAY'loN SATURDAY, at
p. N. ats p. NJ. 5P. NJ.
The magnificent u The magnihcentI The magnificent o.
States Mail packetlU. \. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, CaptnIy v G X bur e Natchez, Capt'n
Wilson, will eayeIC Cano Ii, IT. r. Leathers will
for Donadsonyille Twill leave for Don Donaldson
Plaauemne, Baton adsonyille Plaque II g. Paquemine
Rouge Port HudsonI mine, Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara. Red Port Hudson Bayon Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing, FortISara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, Nate Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams
Waterproof Rodney Natcheg Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand teproof, Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and JOSEPH Grand Gulf Warrentop and
xicksbnTg eve Gulf Warrenon Wick sburg every SA
Es A 4, at " II ken's Il nd ITuRDAY at s o.
O'Clock r. NJ lVicksburg, La elclock P. M.
The INCES S Providence Stacks The steamer Ut.
connects at Vicks Island and Skip CHEZ connects at
burg with the steam w his Land Vcksburg with the
er u >. AID, andievery THU RSDAY steamer RANGER,
will take freight for O'Clock z. NJ and will freight
all the landings on The K. W. Nc for all the landings
Yazoo river high on Yazoo rveras hirh
as GREENWOOD. WICK burg wit as reenwo high
lst'ner Ranger tax water rates,
ing fir ghor all land
ings on Yazoo river
IA highup Green
iwood.
The above mentioned splendid
their regular days. without fail hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will promptly and faithfully
attended to- - '
These boats will not be responsible any letter Oh package
containing money ewey other valuabe unless regular
the freight paid nor for vauabes
oy the passengers, or contained in their baggage,
For freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL, PRITGHARD 4 CO.,
Union Row, So Carondelet st.
n5u " ". u. SMITH. No. 4 Tcbonpitnula las st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
ARKANs AS RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY, 2ad inst at5P NJ
y r. FOR VAN BUREN, FORT SMITH
Little Rock, and all landings the Arkansas
riyer-the new and fine steam Pelican. Geo
Ashton, MASTER W A. Garner clerk will leave For
freight or passage, apply on board.
d2l y. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
Previously received since lat Sept, 1851


The steamship Cahawba from New York has on board in
Aeicsn and French con sl9s The amount of specie on
hand in the several repositories of the the last
weekly report on the 2 inst subject by the
Of the United States. vas 81, 969,OO0 =
bill Tor the immediate issue Of twenty millions of Treasury
notess under debate in Congress- and will undoubtedly become
aiaw the becoming week. either in that form way Of
loan The proposition for notes is with concurrence
Secretary Of the Treasury An issue of notes the amount
suggested VIII interfere In sections with private exchange
cperatons but serving medium Of exchange for ali parts
OF the country they will obyate the necessity for transporting
gold from pace TO another II the is limited that they
Snail NOT be ressued hey being received for ali
dues sfte being once received they will keep long in cir
cuaton unless they draw something more than nominal rate
Of interest they draw cent per they will be
Immediately boarded by capitalists They should not draw
i per cent per ainum.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

r. COAST PACKET STEAMER
l@A&SSles Bella Donna-To and from New Orleans,
f6ssk4@ Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Williamsport, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
Wm McCombs master will resume her old trips commencing
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening" O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" arrival of
from Woodville.
clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
Paticuar attention paid to the receiving landing of
pasengess and freight all hours Of the day and night
jy29W HOLMES Il CLAUSS, IA Tchoupitonlas st,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
LOWER M1ssIssIPPI.

Leaves on MONDAY. 21st inst, at6PM.
+, r. M e M HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-For Memphis and all the Bends
The splendid steamer Nebras ska, A. r.. Irwin
will ready receive freight morning
the foot of Grod street and will Leave For freight
passage apply on board, or to N. -.
~ u H. FRELIGH, Agent
4att Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
This Line connects Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with superior
Packets for ST. Louis and Louisville. Il
4-Adams' Express carried regularly by this lime dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

The receipts Of coin for the week have been by the
schs v, ". Harkuess nom Tampco. s1os7
seamer Mexico from Galveston TO Union Bank 1000
gold. 1850
steamer John j Roe, from St. Louis $4,000
Steamer J H. Woodruff from ST. Louis. 1850
Steainer from Arkansas s.................. 10000
Steamer Calhoun, from Florida. ,,.,,,,,,. 2i5T
Sundres VIA the river 10000
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
NEW oRLBANs oLAssIrIoAr1oN.

OF any Importance was reported.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock p. Vi
i, r. REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET
EsE4AAtaSS' FOR vICkSBU RG-The fine II. w.
Adams, Oh. E. Marshall, master, will leave
for sbng Marrenton New Carthage Grand Gulf ST. Jo
seh Rodney Waterproof Galchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge Plaquemne. Donadsonve and the Coast
above For freight or passage, apply on board.
W. c. PORTER, Is Gravier street.
Particular attention given to plantation business Yazoo
river freight taken high with the privilege
shipping oil t.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
OU A HITA RIV VER.
leaves oI ~ h5Da AN nst,, ~ 2 4; ~ DIV


sssssss ing, Trenton Monroe Colnmba Hsrri. onburg,
Trinity and Black ryerThe fine passenger steamer Lucy
Robinson, X. s. Livingston, master. F. d. Rogers will
leave punctuay For freight passage apply
board. -
d2l j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
AThs boat has been purchased for the above trade and
will the entire she is large and comfortable and
unsurpassed for speed and elegance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

Leaves positively SATURDAY, 26th inst, at p. NJ.
q IT, = FUR CAMDEN DIRECT.Tse swift
running passenger steamer, Paul Jones,
John Glenn, MASTER H. X Razlett clerk will
leave above for Camden Pigeon H Miers Bluff, Cham
pagnoe Wilmington. Moro, Marie Saline, Extra Alabama
Landing Point ouachita City serlingion Tfentop
Intermediate landings the above For further pacu
lars, apply on board.
d2l j, s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves THURSDAY oath inst. ,at S O'Clock P, NJ
IT. COAST AND LArQURCHE PACKET
The fine, new, and swift steamer Crescent,
II. s. Karr master, W. l.. Holmes, clerk, leaves
New Orleans above For freight passage having superior
apply on board. 80.
dis j. s. PAGATD Advertising Agent.
The Crescent will continue as regular packet during
The entira
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
FOR YAzOO RIVER.
FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER

Leaves WEDNESDAY, December %, at { o'clock p NJ
/, r. FOR OP IL l. o U A S-THE NEW
lEsANis = STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. G.. E. Lou
aisr bnIt expressly for the trade, will leave
the Atchafaaya For freight PASSAGE apply board
JIM. JOHNSTON CO.. Front Leyee St,
jyl4f t' Cuslnmhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

PONTCHARTlAIN HAn..
~ lt ~ 1ROAD-WINTER ARRANGEMEN ENT-
,os5 ~ e From and after Sunday, November lst
1907, the steam can, train will leave as follows: = =
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21

KENovAN THE PEDEsrRIAN,-This gen.
tleman is now engaged at Musical Hall
in walk Of one hundred and three con.
secutive hours. He entered upon his ar
duous and perilous labors at 12 o'clock
on Wednesday, and according to the
me proposed will close them on Sunday
evening at o'clock. 1t is unquestion-
ably the fact that this man is endowed
with physical endurance almost unparal-
ielled, in the human race. We are au-
;horized to say that, ladies and families
are invited to visit him at the Hall at any
hour suiting their convenience through
the remaining portion of the day, as Sum-
day, will probably be too much crowded
TO accommodate them properly. Up to
the hour of our going to press we are
Informed that, he is IN good spirits and
even more lively and cheerful than on
Thursday evening.
Not having availed ourself of an invita-
sien to visit the Hall, we will say that
the above statement is made upon the as
surance of other persons.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21

GLOBE Horribly reference to ad-
vertisement, it will be seen that Mr.. John
koehler has taken the Globe Hotel, on
Main street, Messrs. Connor & Whitman
experimenting. Alexander Whitman
has formerly been known as proprietor
Of the Colombo Saloon; and who that
ever eat shot cakes" at Birds popular
hotel, does not know that 81 ohm" is the
very man to "serve EN- up right?"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21

BALL AT MURPHY's.-The citizens oi
Murphy's Camp will celebrate the eve
ming of Washington's Birthday, with a
Ball given by Prof. Silversmith, who has,
we are informed, very interesting
school in that place.
From what we have heard of the ladies
and gentlemen of Murphy's, we predict
for them brilliant and agreeable party
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
NONS Table, SALE

BY Virtue OF an Execution, Issued out Of
Justice Stinched's Court No Two township County
of Tuolumne, State of California to directed favor
of ]. r. Kensela and against Odenheimer Northey I
have seized and shall expose for sale at PUBLIC AUC
TlON. at II O'Clock, NJ on the 9th day of March, A. D.
1857 front of the premises the following described
property to wit All the right title and interest of said
Oaenhemer Northey, in the property known as the
Eagle Cottage situated Washington street town
of Columbia and adjoining the property belonging to
Northrop Marshall.
Dated on the l4th day of February, A. D. 1857.
35-3w JOHN A. PALMER Constable
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
(NONS ABLE SALE

BY Virtue OF an Execution, issued 0ut OF
Justice Stinchfelds Court of No Two Township County
of Tuoumne, State of California to directed favor
of C. Delaroyere and against Odenheimer 4 Northey l
have seized and shan expose for sale at PUBLIC AUC
TION, at II O'Clock NJ on the 9th day of March, A. D.
1851 in front of the premises the following described
property to wit All the right title and interest of said
0denheimer Northey, in the property known the
Eagle Cottage situated Washington street in the town
Of Columbia. and adjoining the property belonging to
Northrop & Marshall
Dated on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1857.
353w JOHN A. PALMER Constable.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
NON BLE'S SALE

BY Virtue OF an Execution, Issued out OF
of Tuoumpe State of California to me directed in favor
of G. Deiaroyere and against Odenhemcr Northey,
have seized and shall expose for sale at PUBLIC AUC
1851 in front of the premises the following described
property to wit All the right title and interest Of said
O.ienheimer Northey in the property known the
Eagle Cottage situated Washington street in the
of Columbia and adjoining the property belonging to
Northrop 4 Marshall
Dated on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1857
35-3w JOHN A. PALMER Constable.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21

"CeLUMsIA CLrPPER." Packages and
papers are frequently sent both by mail
and by express, to the Columbia Clipper
Supposing therefore, that all are not ac-
quainted with the fact that the Columbian
has succeeded the Clipper, we give this
notice for their benefit.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
NON S + ABB l. E,S. SALE,

By virtue OF an Execution Issued out Of
Justice Stnch6elds Court of Township No Two county
OF Tuoumne, to directed, in favor of Thos Norris
guardian of Sarah Thomas, and against Thos. Bynum
have seized and shall expose for sale public auction
O'Clock p. NJ, the 9th day of March, A. D. 1857 on
The Premises the following described property to wit:
All the right, title and interest of said Thos. Bynum in
certain house and lot situated Shaws Flat at the
place called Whim Town. Said house and lot formerly
occupied BY Thos Bynum Dated on the 14th day Of Fst.
Yuayy, A. b. 1857. JOHN A. PALMER
tb1<6w Constable.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
NON E'S SALE

BY Virtue OF nm Execution, Issued out Of
Justice Snchfeds Court. of No. Two Township County
of Tuoiumne State of California directed in favor
of Madam Chunser and against Odenhemer Northey,
have seized and shall expose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION
at II O'Clock. NJ the 9th day of March, A. D. 1857 in
front of the premises the following described property
to wit All the right title and interest of said Odenheer
Northey in the property known the Eagle Cottage
situated Washington street in the town Of Columbia
and adjoining the property belonging Northrop Mar
shall.
Dated on the l4th day of February. A. D. 1857.
35-3w JOHN A. PALMER. Constable.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
NOICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
NGeHch>nH g.

complete assortment of the Oils necessary for max
"A ing and avoring every variety of liquor and pack
age of the articles used for giving STRENGTH
liquors. converting 20 gallons of Whisky to 100 gaons
will be furnished for So Also all the information
essary to conduct such establishment thus enabling
the beginner to successfully compete with the Oldest
liquor dealers. Address, through the Post Office,
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacours Concentrated Acid for making VINE.
GAR put up in gallon packages at - per paekass-
b good shipping order.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
TON ABLE'S ALE

By Virtue OF an Execution, Issued out of
Justice Stncied's Court of No Two Township County
Of Tuolumne State of California directed favor
of Charles Burns, and against Odenheimer Northey
have seized and shah expose for sale PUBLIC AUC-
TON at II O'Clock NJ, the 9th day of March, A. ID.
1857 in front Of the premises the following described
property to wit All the right title and of said
Odenheiner & Northey. in the property known the
Eagle Cottage situated in the town of C0lumbia Wash
ngton street of said town and adjoining the property
belonging TO Northrop & Marshall
Dated on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1857.
35-3w JOHN PALMER Constable.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
Political Reform. /.

The Alta California urges upon the
people of San Francisco, the necessity of
sustaining reform candidate, to fill the
vacancy in the Legislature, occasioned
by the resignation of Senator Frank Til
ford. Ii we reflect, ssys the Alta. for a
moment, it will be seen that this matter is
really one of very great moment, and
should not be passed over lightly by our
citizens.
At the Capitol, the opinion is sought
to be conveyed in every manner possible,
by various members of the Legislature,
and Others connected with the different
branches of the government, that reac-
ton has taken place in the reform senti-
ment of this community.
That the late reform movement, in fact,
was but hasty ebullition of temper, on
the part of the community, and that now
after it has bad time for reflection, it has
become sorry for its petulence, and will
meek!y submit to whatever penance its
late oppl essors may impose, and resolve
to transgress no more! 1t is fortunate
we say, that an opportunity now presents
itself of correcting most conclusively and
emphatically SO erroneous an opinion
We can now, by the majesty of our votes,
reply TO the taunts of our enemies.
Our tempers are now cool; we have
had time for reflection. Indeed, during
the past two weekswe have had much
food for reflection, and the Senatorial
election to be held on the ensuing Gath
of February, will most certainly evince
the sober second thought ofthis people.
We only now begin to see the COM
pleteness of our ruin; and by what and
nv whom our ruin has been effected
Partyism has been our curse; politicians
have been our destroyers; an artful con-
federacy of rogues has ruled our State
since its organization some of them as
sisted in forming the Constitution they
controlled the first Legislature; they
have given character to succeeding Leg
islatures; they have held uninterrupted
possession of the Executive department
of the government; they have held deS-
potic sway over our Supreme Judiciary.
Descending from the theatre of State
management. the web of their organiza-
ton penetrates into every county and cor
ner of the State. Defeated under one
name, they assumed another, and plunder
the State alternately as Democrats, Amer.
leans or Republicans.
Thi, corrupt and colrupting class must
he overwhelmed by the outswelling in
dignation of at injured people, or the
name of Californian will be term o
reproach for generation to come. Are
this movement towards regeneration
this outburst Of popular feeling-canno
flow from mere party organization. from
the combination and confederacy of mer,
politicians.
We have had enough Of political eau
cusses and onventions-enough of pc
litical trickery and jugglery. Emperlc
and charlatans have drugged and blister
ed. and then robbed the body polite Ion,
enough. Let the public virtue and pat
riotism be now invoked, if indeed Their
exists virtue and patriotism.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
Nem advertisements.
OE DOLLARS REWARD,

Oar store was broken in and robbed Friday morning
between the hours Of and o'clock of the following:
New Colts Navy Pistols, Six shooters
Nos 49973 49734 1875 1862; 154l7.
5Pocket Pistols, Colts New Patent five shooters, 3L
inch barrel -
Nos. 1892 147S; 1902
Any one who may hear of any of the above num-
oered Pistols and give information as to recover
them or part of them, will receive the above Reward
S6-1t A. ABRAHAMS = CO
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
NON S T ABL E'S ALE

BY Virtue OF an Execution Issued out Of
Justice Stinchfelds Court of No Two Township County
Of Tuoumne. State of California directed favor
of c. Delaroyere, and against Odenheimer Northey.
have seized and shall expose for sale at PUBLIC AUC-
TON. al IL O'Clock. NJ the 9th day of March, A. D.
1857 in front of the premises the following described
property to wit All the right title and interest of Ojen
heirner Northey IN the property known the Eagle
Cottage, situated in the town of Columbia the
known Washington, OF said town and adjoining the
property belonging to Northrop Marshall.
Dated IN the l4th day Of FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1857
febl43w JOHN A. PALMER Constable.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
Mr.. MORRIS LOUISSON.

who takes his place in the Store which be lately ooeupa
and Who designs rsplsnishing With large and vs
ID stUkcof goods suited to ths market. N-0a
The weekly Columbian., 1857-02-21
S O L D O U T

g LEON, Having sold out his Clothing Es-
o adjustment in Columbia gives notice to all persons
holding bills against him. to present them without delay
and to all indebted to him he desires say that immed
ate settlement demanded he wishes square all his
business transactons previous to his departure from this
place. In taking leave Of his. customers.
Mr. Leon. takes this opportunity to thank them for
their patronage and would 1t the time recommend
to their favorable notice