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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-23
10 Half :. ............ 40
10 Quarter ............ 20
10 Fights :. ........,,, 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they will be forwarded by mail
have tickets ending in figure they may
designate.
The list drawn Numbers and Prses will be to pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
H~Purehase will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post. Office County and State.
AsRemember that every Prize is drawn and payable IN
full, without deduction
All communications strictly confidential.
orders for Tickets Certificates either sanue,
Swan, Box So s, Post-Ohce New Orleans,
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga,
se2s epdEw or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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aAnk wEAET0N, - D.HUBBARD.
fs5Qz RONEeuEa u. WATKINS.
,1tsrss u Il Il !. u. CIaIsHOLM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-23
Island of Cuba.

10 Sc DOMIN G O,
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No. 16 Customhouse street,
Has inst opened the above importing establishment,
where found superior stock of the best selections and
most favorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGAR RS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE" he is Familiarity known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Rotuuda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where be found the
best brands of Havana and Paper Cigars of his importa
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL, .-.-...-s.
: ARCADE,
always found the best brands of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars very quality Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-23
Clothing for. Bank Paper:

The Bills Of ALL the Orleans Banks will be received this
day, at PAR for CLOTHING regular marked prices, at
A l. F R E D III N ROE & CO.'S
-., One Price Store,
ole 2ptf No "a Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-23
Dress Trimmings!

fresh assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS just received by
zee. r LION & PINSARD, ~
s5 2pf e6 and 6 Royal street, corner Bienyille.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-23
TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY
IN OCTOBER

5,495 prizes amounting to. 10000
Whole Tickets, 80; Halves. IS Quarters, $3.50.
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example the
number drawing the $50 600 prize ends with No then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled So II
the number ends with No then all tickets where
Der ends in will be entitled to $780, and so 0. ~
Purchasers in buying 10 Whole Tickets when numbers
end in l. 2 % guaranteed prize of SO
Halves and Quarters in proportion Or Certificates Of Tick
will be sold the rates below for the risk tickets
which entities the holder all he draws the SO prize
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Half ............ 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
News from Great Salt Lake.

81. LOUIS July 23, 1857.
The Salt Lake mail, with dates to the I'd nst arrived
q. Leavenworth on the 10th. The Territory was In q
peacesbie condition, and general prosperity prevailed
Rumors Of the expedition lifting out by the governmen,
had reached Utah, but attracted little attention The emil
grant trains were progressing rapidly Grass sbun-
dant on the Plains. The Indians friendly Public
charges OF official dishonesty had been made against Sur
vey General Burr and the statements of his as
sistmts published accusing him of reporting the
gove nmen and pocketng the money when work had
never been done; OF Withholding the Fay Of bis assistants
and approprating 10 hmsa and Of neglecung 10 mark
the surveys and then reporting the United States gov
erpmeG that the posts had been removed by the Norons
together With other serious misdemeanors.
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heir astronomical habits for the sake Of the

their astronomical habits for the sake of the
city.
Everyb body will at once admit that the
dinners and the drives Of the new Police
Commissioners are far more important than
the peace and order Of this city and the neigh
borhood; they will rejoice to hear that despite
the Efforts of the Mayors and Mr.. Cholweil, the
Commissioners continue to dine, at the usual
hour, with uDdiminished appetites. But We think
it argues carelessness in the Legislature not to
have appended in view of this difficulty, provi
80 such as the following, to their act
Provided always that nothing in this act cou-
tanned shall be construed az intended to interfere
with the diDHers, breakfasts, lunches, teas, sup
pers, collatiOns, or occasional drinks of said
Commissioners, which said dinners, &c, shall be
eaten and duly digested as heretofore: and pro-
vided also that no burglary, theft riot, assault,
rape srson, or other offence or uisdemeanor
which shall be proven to have been committed
while said Commissioners were engaged at said
ms ais shall be held or esteemed to be an offence
misdemearor or crime in the meaning and intent
OF the Law"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs I'm Warrington,

Affairs Ina Warrington.
THE NArioEAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THK MA
VAL CoURTs, BrC.
WAsMsGres, July "a, 1857.
The amoun. Of receipts into the Unite States Treasury
for the week ending Monday July 20, was s2Sa,725 o.
Amount hand subjec; TO draft ,e80, 944 sc
Reduction for the week. 4l8 37T l3
In the frs. Naval Court to day the Of Commander
Thorburn closed with the exception of the reception
of the testimony Of Captain Engle who not able to
obey the summons Of the court account OF q
fal with which he had met Mr.. Dulany's
sumed from last Tuesday Mr. Chene, clerk in the Dis
Gct Court of Philadelphia since 1s4l, examined
the part OF the applicant
In he second Court after comfortable detention, the
the case of Lieutenant Horace N. Harrison uroughed by
the Retiring Board) sent from the Navy Department,
and taken up for investgaton Lieutenant Ky's defence
read by Hon. Reverdy johnson.
In the third Court, in Commander Lungs case, Colonel
Stuart Of Calf nia Commodore Storer and Captain Van
Brun, testified on the part Of the applicant
The Navy Department expects the Mississippi to leave
your port on Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

rHuApsLPHfA STOCK soARp.


PM DsuTu,, July a. 1857.
socrs heavy Pennsylvana STATE o., IS; Reading Rail
road 36l Log Leland Railroad ~ Norris Canal, s2k
Nxw oRts.ss, July Is, 1857.
Cotton unchanged ssles today, zoe bse.. Mes pork,
s23 so ga Gopny cltth, lao. siiAc Frcghts.-Cot
ton TO Liverpool l6i. Sterling exchange % per cent
premium. New wheat. 81 90
Cotou-ssles TO day only 100 bales. Prices have sd.
vanced &c, middlinE qualities improving the most We
add up Is 600 bales an the receipts SEQ sook is 500
bales The receipts at this port up to the presen time,
compared 9Th those OF Last year. fall short gas 900 bales
The p at ali the southern pors up W this date, lcs
thar those OF last year. ga 500 Gales Flour dull
RIO cofree-sats Of prime at IKE Sales OF the week,
500 bags. sock l02 800 bags Sterling exchange eys
per cent premium. Other articles generally unchanged
OH.RlnusN, July ~, 1851.
Cotton-Sales Of the week 100 baos, the market
closing at &c. &c. advance. We quote good midsliug
ArR,sY, July 2i-6PM
Flour quiet and unchanged. wbea quiet and supply
light, small sales white usnsdi,n 81 "a Oorn-Nooe
the msrke, aoa, buyers backward and sellers seek
without buyers Malt3too bushels fair NAL, At 81 So
Rye 81 10. Chicago oats COG, weight whiskcy ale;
rou, unchanged sale, 400 bbs At &c 50 for extra
Ohio u 90 for double extra Iowa. Wheat quiet nd
unchanged Corn easer sales 5000 bushels at 15c.,
Teighis steady quiet Like imports yesterday 1000
bbls -four; 6sN busbes corn, 1000 bushels oats Ca
nal exports, 5000 bushels wheat, 70 COO bushels corn
flour duh sale. 7co bbls at sc 81 f5r extra Illinois
So so 80 70 for extra Ohio, and 81 rs o. 30 fof double
extra do and lows whea, quiet dull Corn closes
frm; sales 10000 bushels At 7sc 7bkc. Oss quiet
whiskeJ Sales ESQ bbs at 30c. Freigh.corn lie and
wheat lie 10 New York Lake imports for The ~ hours
ending OF nctn 10 bbls -four, 137 900 bushels
corn 5000 bushels oats Canal exporu-l7 900 bushels
wheat to the interior, 30 900 bushels to udewste
OswEgo, July as P NJ
Flour in good demand chiefly for the lover grades for
Montreal Quebec apd Portland markets the Interior and
we,te n demand moderate; sale. 3,0o bbs at % % q
for State and &c 30 Tor extra do Wheat easier
sales 1icc0 bushels 81 fafi 3i for Chlcsg, spring
and 81 a. for Mlssakie cllb. Corn drm; ssles 100
bushe at Tsc Lake imports for the ~ hours Guiding
noon 600 bushels wheat, Ia 900 bushels corn
Cana, eyroIv-l,tO0 bbs Gour, 5000 bushels wheat,
900 bushels corn.
CmcAGo, Juy 23-6P.M
Flovr steady. Wheat arm. Corn nrm at zoe. oats
buoysnt Shipments to BgGso-No nDur IL 900 bushels
wheat, 1900 bushels Receipts 70 dsysoo bbls.
-four, $500 brshs. wheat, 81 900 bushels corn
CHICAGO. July 24-6 r. NJ
Flour quiet raos q 81 IS Wheat quiet, sales at
al n. Corn 1rm .ales A. &C. Cats firm shipments n
Bufao-7Cc bts foGr 1900 busheas wheat, 10000
bashes S. ats 20 Osweso No wheat or -four,
1000 bushes Receus 10 dsy-7o0 bbs. Sour,
500 basasls corn, 81 90 bushels cats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
Tho Meeting nj Tammany Hall Last Night.

Tho Meeting nt Tammapy Hall Last Night.
There was O special meeting Of the General
Democratic Committee last evening in Tammany
Hall, for the declared purpose Of fusing all the
existing democratic factions of the city into one
powerful party. The meeting was held pursuant
to call signed by many prominent democrats OF
the metropolis, and addressed TO Mr.. Edward
Cooper, chairman Of the General Committee. We
give the proceedings in another column. II will
be seen that, so far as this Committee is concern.
cd, they have refused 10 coalesce and harmonic
with toe other democratic organizations.
There las seldom, IL ever, been a crisis in the
political history Of this city and State in which
thorough aud complete union of all shades
and com lexions Of the democratic party WIS
Of such vital importance as at present The
government Of our city has been wres.ed
out Of the hands Of its people; unjust, oppressive
and unconstitutional laws have been forced upon
us; we have been saddled with the support Of
political Janissaries, who hold Office not for the
good Of the city, but for their osn benefit and
that Of black republican oligarchy in Albany.
1t will require the most perfect union aud har-
mouy Of all who call themselves democta,s TO
rid The city of this abominabe incubus, aud TO
restore TO this great metropolis the rgats, lber-
ties and franchises Of which she has been unwar-
rantably dcspoiled
We still trust the movement, Of which the meet
Ing last night was the germ will find no serious
obstacle in the way Of its complete realiz alton
We trust that it will go on until IL has united all
members Of the democratic party into one solid
and irresistible body. If petty jealousies or per-
tonsl ambitions raise their heads as an impedi.
meDt to this vitaly necessary. organization let
them be trodden down. This Is no time for the
rivalry of persons or cliqucs When great prin.
ciplcs are at stake little men should not be per-
mitted TO thwart their success. The spirit of
faction must be exercised, for If this attempt TO
harmonise the democracy should fail, then
usurPaion will be permitted to enjoy its triumph
undisturbed and the people of this city will con-
iinue to be disfrancbiscd people.
But we Will not be alone in that disffsnchise-
mtnt Usurpation, when tried on q large scale,
having proved successful. will be also success
fully put in practice on smaller scale. The
other cities and villages and counties and towns
Of the State will be subjected 70 the same treat
ment as New York has been: and ali poNcr will
ne centralized at Albany. II il. therefore. the
bounden duty Of all who respect The principle of
local government to promote thie uuio, of the
7 d,mocracy ard 10 strengthen by all possible
means TIE barriers to Che oawsrd flow OF black
rpnblican au'pat,ol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

THE DINNER or THE NEw Police Coxurs-
sIoSERs-It is well known that the Police Board
lie not working satisfactorily, because the Mayors
Of New York and Brooklyn cannot meet the
other Commissioners at the hour fixed by the
latter-namely, ten in the morniug. Mayor
Powell Of Brooklyn has a long distance TO ira
vel from the Brooklyn City Hall TO White street;
Mayor Wood Of New York has all the business
Of bis Office TO transact before he can devote his
attention to police duties From time auemorial
he Mayors have been accessible to visite re- from Q
or 10 A. NJ to2 i. NJ to alter this arrangement
as the Commissioners desire-wOuld be very in
convenient and in some respects impracticable
Macy Of the duties Of the meyoralty requirs to
be ATTENDED 10 The FIRST thing in The morning.
Mayors Wood ana Powell have offered to meet
The new Commissioners &C r. NJ, and to sit with
them five hours u necessary. or 30 long as may
be necessary for the Transaction Of TIE business Of
the Board. General Nye, Mr.. Bowen aad Mr.
Siranahan refuse to accede TO this arrangement
because one of them Mr. Bowen, lives ia the
county and wants to leave town between four
and FIVE, while Gen. Nye aud Mr.. Stranshsu eat
their dinner OF five or 50, and refuse 10 alter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

Our RELATIONS WITH SPAIN-0UrRAGEs AT THE
SPANISH COLoNIfs.-Our correspondence from
Guam, one of the Ladrone Islands, dependency
Of Spain, informs us Of the closing Of the United
States Con,ulate there, and of the retirement TO
Hong Kong Of the Consul. Mr.. Samuel J. Mas
ters This course appears to have been necessi
tated by the conduct Of the Governor Of the
islands, who carried on a system Of petty aud
vexatlous despotism, and subjected the Consul to
insolerce and indignitles. Our correspondent
properly remarks that the only true way to check
the propensity on the part Of the Spanish colo.
NAL officials is for our government to insist on
the government al Madrid empowering its Cap
tains General and Governors in distant depen.
denotes q the kingdom to treat alphabetically
with the Ministers Of foreign Powers, and TO afford
or refuse redress in specified cases As it is, a
tedious correspondence has always to be carried
on with tie government at Madrid, which inva-
riably ends in afrordng no satisfaction to the
persons or governments complaining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
Williamsburg CITY News.

THE ACCIDENT Nv DIVING Inc young man David John
son, who was injured at the bath foot OF South ehth
street was sui alive last evening, but was gradually de
90, speak or spper 70 recognise any around him
ORE Mott Carnochan and Others we're in constant attend
ance.
AocDvNr-Andrew Marshall, ex Chief Engineer OF the
Nianeoure Fire Department, lost the sight o' bis lett
eve lev days since, by splinter flying into while
engaged at work.
StsrxsDgD-Ofcers Msrssnd and Austin, Of the Sixth
precinct have been suspended by Deputy superintendent
Folks, on charge Of using abusive language 10 Sergeant
0uryon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

HALIFAX, July "a, 1857.
The great for the championship Of the continent be-
tween halifax and ST. John boats, OF to-day. owiug
roushness OF the weather. the latter however, de
cned the contest The Halifax boat rowed the course
alone In thirty four minutes, and claims the sakes The
umpres have yet decide the question the weather.
but the probability that the ST. John boat will have to
succumh. Great excitement prevails on the subject
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News from Texas,

WAsHNGroN, July n, 1851
Galveston advces Of the 14th had been received and
give favorable reports Of the crops in Eastern Middle
Texas. Notwithstanding the drought threefourths of
fun cston crop wa expected
On the lower BRACES the sugar SUFFERING but
may be reconstructed by rain.
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81 LOUDj July q, 1867.
Tho Republican Learns that nj quiet n Nausas Gov
Walker was stu II Lawrence, with four hundred drs.
goons waiting he further action Of the psoye Def re using
decisive measures He would attemp. tbs collection OF
taxes IN few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
Pow Ger Mill Explosion.

BosroS, July "a, 1857.
The powder mill OF Mr., George Msihewson, al New
Durham, n. H., blew up yesterday afternoon killing two
worxmep, named Joseph Edscrly and Moses Entworln.
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hlaiis for Europe.
ey1E EWv YORK REHABILITATION yOR EUKOPS

Ths mall steamship Arago, Capt Lines, will leave this
port TO day Tor southampton sad Hsvre
The European mails will close this city q, half pastten
O'Clock tbs morning
Tue European edtcn OF the HnArD, printed in French
iei Englsh wtl be Published o, O'Clock the
,ne Single copies, In -rapvors. sig cents
subscriptions and adj for any edition Of the
,w Yogz BnuIn viii be ., the following olaoc
. Europe
LosDos--Am. a European Gxprsss Co, 81 King william u.
PARE-- Do. de- Place de In Bourse.
LzvnrsoL-Do, do Chapel street.
fdvrIPooL--R. 81 IzII 10 Exchange street, East.
WAyxu--Am European Express Co., Il Rue Corneille
vns contents Of the Euro lean edition OF the HuAID vii
combine by matt and telegraph q the
s5oe d1rinx the previous week, and up the hour Of
Sucucal!oa.
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The Poisoning OF the German Children In
Cincinnati.

CLSuNrAri July q, 1901.
The man who scattered the poisoned lozenses along
Buckeye street, proves to be . drunken German, who
pursues The vocaon OF selling poisoned lozepges for the
destruction Of rats Only child has died. and the
viii probably recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

New oRrxAss, July 70, 1857.
TIE city Ia very healthy and we have no lever The
~ .thcr A plea AMI
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Sehopa.cr mary Ashore.

BosroS, July "a, 1851.
The schooner Mary, OF New London, from Philadelphia
for Boston went ashore scus,e Thursday night and
remains ful OF water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
Police Intelligence.

TN orHxR SIDs OF CASE In yesterday HERALD We
published the report OF Sergeant Van Ordcn Of the
Twenty second Ward Police Court complaining of justice
Conuoilys conduct in dischargng prisoners In an On
nibus while they their way 70 the Police Court IN
charge Of the officers since then have received note
Of explanation from the police magistrate 10 que aon in
which he denies having discharged the prisoners who In
an Omnibus but he discharged them while they wore
Msnding on the sidewalk waiting for q stage. Further
wben he met the complainant and defendant IN charge Of
the officers the com panant said he complaint 70
make That he then discharged both prisoners at their
own request BE concluded by saying thai he never
discharged any prisoner from the Twenty ward
station house except al the urgent request OF the ssrgcan
there In command
CHARGr REcKvNG STOLEN GooDs-Adoph we,line
taken into ody Thursday evening by ofhcsr
hunroe, Of the Eighteenth precinct police on charge Of
receiving stolen goods. The accused IT is alleged, he'd
some tilks and cassmeres in his possession which ase
claimed to have been stolen from the store OF Joseph
bogetini No Everett House, In the month OF May a
About The time In question the store was entered by bur-
glars and soGe $500 worth OF silk cassmeres and vest.
Jugs were carried of by the thieves mousse OF he
accused Was found TO contain q large quantity OF goods
which supposed 10 have been stolen The prisoner
Was brought before Justice Dawson, al the Second Dcs
Police Court, where ne was co nmitted FOR examination
ALLEGED BURGLARY. Thomas Healy was arrested On
charge Of having burssrousy entered the premises N
wikioson, at the Of Eighth avenue and Twenty
fourth The WA surprised By the LADY In
question, and was arrested by citizen who chased The
follow for several block and finally caught him The co
cused was committed for examination by Alderman Full
mer, al the Jefferson Market Police Court.
CAUGHT IN rsB AoT-John saund ers and George Delnax
were caught entering the house OF Joseph Pz No 100
East Twenty sixth street. Thursday night, with intent N
STEAL they brought Jefferson Market PoIoe
Court yesterday, and com mted for ninAtion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
A Dissinery Burned at Boston.

BosroN, July q, 1857.
Iru Brothers distllery took fire this noon from the
bursting Of liquor still, and WIS much damaged man
named VIM Chapman and little girl were badly burned
by the explosion of the etll
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city Intelligence.

IfisH CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WIDOW TIN GsnnAs,
JONI NrLIKR-At meeting OF some cizens OF the
Seventeenth ward, Mr. John A. Mclaughlin explained 10
the Committee on Finance taat a committee or Irish Gill;
zcns, OF the Seventeenth ward had collected the
tos co. donation 10 tn support OF the widow Of the
rendered 10 the Committee on Finance for said purpsss
Councilman schappert thanked the mee behalf
the German citizens, AMI express cd hope they
yet may live TO make and repay the god will and
wish Of the Irish citizens Of that ward.
MAsKU IBeuLIuoSs.-Thc markets are now under The
care OF the City Inspector and he responsible for their
condition For years past they have been KEEP, In most
filthy state, and H Is high time that something was doss
10 clean them The following regulations for the markess
have been published and they lcok though Mr. Morton
waking up 10 the necessity Of doing somethins for
these much neglected marts OF trade
Carts have been provided for the removal daily a, an
gsrbsge sweepngssn and dirt fror the public P~
sons oc sup' ing snos and sails or place IA tbs
previous 70 DE passases being swcp NJ the svesp
ere Alec e keep al decsyed nsuer &c in barrels
Al Washington market will ne stationed in vescv
street At end OF the middle gangway OF The country
ke alter one O'Clock 10 the afternoon every week dsv IN
sundays The cart viii be placed eight O'Clock In Ne
Apersops who have business IN the markets win be
consul ing their sdvarge conf n and ssd
thai Of the public by strict observance OF ciAnnesa Ard
Keeping inc gangwsyi ami passages open and In god
Notice given tbs. the ordinances forbddnr the throwing
garosge Nth the streets or other places viii be- csrya
int by arrest Of Offenders ana rracon Of he
the penalties imposed BY Law.
Ss and sSssss, 9 rSgSsd han Be .s%o r
nve inence 70 be taken 5y the contractor from the city
RAISING fRcs On the afternoon OF July %, In the
neghborhood OF Second street, about O'Clock freq fell
Opposite phytcisns Office, No les Second street, weigh
ing ~ ounces and measuring OK inches IN length IL
any one doubts the truth the matter be seen fov
Two DAYS, aner which time the doctor Intends 10 eat