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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10


MARINE DIsAsrERs.-From the New Tork Times
of the I'd inst, we extract the following letters, re-
ceived by private parties
Rio Grande, Thursday, Oct. 81, 1861 have to
inform You that notice has been received at this port
of a vessel with the inscription Lleweyn, of Camden
on her stern, being washed on shore about 10 miles
from this city, waterlogged and having quantity of
guano on board She is doubtless an American bark,
OF the above name, belonging to Camden, Me-. which
sailed from Daren, Ga about the end of July or the
beginning OF August, bound to Monteydeo It sup
posed, also, to be the vessel seen at sea few
days ago at the mercy Of the waves, having one
board but the state of her cabin as is reported ey
IDENTIFY indicated that everything of value had been
taken ont, from which it is presumed that the crew
must have taken to their boats. -
Kingston, ia, Thursday, Feb. S, 1851 The
schooner Suffolk of New York, Capt. Smith, arrived
here short time since from New Orleans, with
cargo Of -four beef ETC., in distress, having her fore
and malntopmast, cutwater and bowsprit sprung and
otherwise in a leaky condition.
The Brownsville Flag Of the 26th ult. says
We learn that notice has been given in Matamoras
that brig, or large schooner, loaded with lumber
had m drltted ashore on the Mexican coast, a short
distance below the mouth of the Rio Grande The
Mexicans decipher the name of the vessel to be
Nicara," or "Nigara," but more probably the Nj
agara. Her masts had been cut away and temporary
jury masts rugged instead which her colors were
set if in distress, though there was no person on
board, and from the fact that no papers have been
found on the vessel nor small boats of any kind it is
supposed that she was abandoned by her crew. in all
probability weeks before she drifted to the land.
The flag suggests that this vessel may be from New
Orleans and says s'-,"F 7 f's5
We shall endeavor to learn something further Of
this vessel, which has doubtless been drifting about
in the Gulf since the dreadful hurricane of August
last in which the ill.fed steamer Nautilus persisted
and which destroyed so much life and property on
the Gulf coast ..-
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THE EupREss EUGENE AND BERAseEa-A Paris

letter, of January %, to the Boston Atlas, says
An interesting letter is published by NJ. Perrotin,
the publisher respecting NJ. de Beranger. 1t seems
the Empress heard that the poets position was tar
from being easy, and sent to NJ. Perrotn asking him
to receive from her private purse such pension as he
believed would place NJ. de Beranger in comfortable
circumstances the poet to remain in ignorance of his
benefactress and under the belief that NJ. Perrotin
alone gave him the annuity. NJ. Perrotin declined
this arrangement, and spoke of it to NJ de Beranger
who wrote letter to the Empress, expressing his
gratitude for the intended bounty and assuring her
Majesty that his circumstances were perfectly easy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

FATAL AocIDENT.-On Friday evening last, as Mr..
E. A. Campbell, who resides near Keachie, in this
parish, was passing by the residence of Dr. Rembert,
in wagon with his family his daughter, an interest,
ing child aged about three years, accidentally fell
from the vehicle, and one of the wheels passing over
her head, she was instantly kied-the head being
literally crushed to atoms. .,.. :
[DeSoto Columbian, 2lst ult.
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A Tough TURKEY.-The Poughkaepsie Telegraph
says that Mr. Bird, of Lagrange, lost fine turkey in
the great snow storm of January 18th. He dug him
out OF snow bank twentyone days AFTER and so ac-
tive was he that he could not be caught by those who
undertook to seize him. but giving gobble ran along
other turkeys and commenced fighting. He had been
completely covered by the snow without touching the
ground aud without particle of food.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

Mr. ST. Pa has in him certsin of thinking altogether
opposed to Democracy
The above we take from the National published at
Point-a-la Hache, Parish Of Plaquemnes. 1t is the
close of an article elective Judiciary, question
which Mr.. St. Paul has mooted in the Legislature.
We should like to know of our aniable friend what
there is in him yet to be rooted out Do you still
claim the privilege of thinking acting for yourself
If You do, you had better resign. Go consult the
Central Committee, friend st. p, before you dare
make another proposition or suggestion.
[Baton Rouge Gazette and Comet.
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THE DRIFT OF THE OCEAN-The following is
copy of note taken from BOTTLE picked up on Rio
Grande Bars, Nov. l, 1856:
Ship Wild Pigeon, from New York for Hong Kong,
June 49, 1856. Fortyfour days out latitude at noon
23 degs. 50 Minis. South longitude 6 degs, 53i Minis.
West Passengers and crew all well. Iftound, please
report when and where.
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SHOCKING DEPRAvIrY.-The Toronto (Canada)
Globe publishes testimony revealing the facts that the
steward of the Provincial Lunatic Asylum has been
for some time debauchng the unfortunate female in.
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Y A 2 90 RI V E r.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at P NJ
~ FOR YAZOO RIVER--THE FAST
= and regular passenger packet Conn
=ssE-zA promise, Nunueliy, master will leave
above, positively for Nicksburg, Satara Yazoo City Sidon
Greenwood and all intermediate landings Passengers
landed any point between New Orleans and I.efore.
n. B-Yaabusha freight taken with privilege Of reshpping
For freight passage apply on board or to
r. C. RANDOLPH & CO. AZ Union at.
E~ The Compromise is receiving freight the foot OF
CusiOmhonsc street. milo
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SNAG APPRoPRIArIoN.-0n the I'd inst, the House
of Representatives passed bill appropriating $685.
tions in the Mississippi river from the Belize to Des
moines.
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FLUNKIANA.-Lady of the House-Thomas, have
the goodness to take up Goals into the nursery.
Thomas ma am Ii you ask it faye-.
ma am don't SO much object /; but 'ope you don't
take me for Il 'ousemaid, maam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.-In answer TO a
resolution of the Senate, says the Baton Rouge Ad-
vocate of the 9Th, the Auditor of Public Accounts
furnishes tue following statement showing the amount
of moneys received into the State Treasury and cred
tied to the Internal Improvement Fund, from the
creation of said fund the 1st of January, 1857:
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They make sandwiches in Australia by putting
piece of leather between two shingles The price de-
penls on the supply Of old boots.
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sssw OsAGE ORANGE HEDGMs-2OO,o ,oOt

ass# OSAGE ORANGE HEDGES-200,O 600
SPLANTS-fhe Undersigned offers the finest lot of Usage
Ass Orange Plants this city They fresh
and in the best order for setting hedge Being nicely packed
dust they be safely distance Price, SO
thousand, 500 per mile. y liberal deduction where
several miles ordered.
Also fresh Usage Orange Seed. descriptive pamphlet
containing full directions setting and rearing hedges given
purchasers. Call soon. o address
Il. W. PITkIS, at IIerld, N4sste 4 COS,
fe5 s.l&W Is CaT0uicIet 81, New Orleans.
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FROM BRowSsyILLE.-By the Atlantic we have re-
ceved the Brownsville Flag, of the 26th ult, but it
contains no news of importance. The Flag says:
We are enjoying the closest friendship with our
neighbors of Mexico, which good feeling is daily evil
denced by mutual acts of courtesy and good neigh
borhood by. the inhabitants of both banks Of the
dence on this frontier better or more friendly rea
tions existing Our city is constantly full Of traders
from the interior of Texas, and from other Southern
and Western States, who every day passing into
Mexico buying stock and we have never yet heard
one complain of i'll usage from the authorities or
people Of Mexico, but who, the contrary invariably
extend every facility to the honest trader.
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Later from Texas.

By the arrival yesterday morning OF the steamship
Atlantic, Capt. Sheppard, from Brazos Santiago via
Galveston we have papers from the latter place to
the Sd inst, and our files from interior Texas. Her
passengers and consignees will be found In another
column. 5- %. .0e..4.sz0
The Galveston News Of the 3D. says: f ss7
Wei believe this winter has been unusually dry
nearly all over the State but as general rule this
has been favorable to our farmers and planters thus
far. From all parts Of the State we receive nearly
the same accounts, namely, that the prospects were
never more favorable for good crops than at present
Our planters have also planted more ground and pre-
pared 1t much better than usual. The disastrous
dronth of last summer taught them the valuable les
son to plow deep and plant early, and we hear
they are profting by it. 1t would seem from all ac-
counts that the ground sown in wheat must be
nearly double what it was last year, and the pros.
pect is that the crop will be most abundant. We
have heard also from several of our sugar planters
more than an average yield.
The Goad Express says the drouth has there
already baked the ground so that planters cannot
plow and fears are entertained that the season will be
one OF unusual drought and the long absence of rain
here and the present dry cold wind would seem to
justify these fears s'r d 3S'5 ,ts8 % iS5.E T"
The Marshall Republican announces that the era-
ding of the first ten miles of the Southern Pacific
Railroad has been completed in excellent STYLE and
that the crosstes oyerthe ground while the iron
is going up Red River. The Secretary Of State of
Texas certes to the facts after going over the road
The company intend to put twenty-five miles in run
ming order by the close of the year. This it should
be remembered is the Texas extension Of the vicks-
burg road from the State line. .ot 81 3
The Houston Telegraph, of the 4th inst, says:
We are assured that the track-layng on the Gal.
weston and Houston road is progressing with all due
rapidty, and there is every prospect that it will be
constructed in the time set forth By its charter When
this road is open to this city we shall be placed
within three hours of our neighbors on the island
The road will be chiefly used for the present as pas
senger road, we presume. M .ssl 49,,
| We learn from the Victoria Advocate that a maj
was tried in that place recently for killing another il
drunken brawl. The attack was made with
butcher-hnife while the back Of the deceased was
the prisoner. The stabs brought him down. Th
prisoner then struck him several times with grut
bing hoe" The Advocate observes: u ~
The verdict was Imprisonment in the penitentiar
two years and eight months almost as severe
penalty as for stealing horse. @
The Central Texan says that gardens are prosperin
finely The editor has seen corn nearly foot higl
and looking healthy.
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DocToR BAAKEE TREATS ALL DISEASE:

NOCTOR BAAEEE TREATS AID DISEASES
~ FREE OF GHARGE-Dr BAakee will also give special
the following named diseases: Coughs Colds Con
SUMPTION Group Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis and al other
diseases of the throat and lungs. Dr. Baakee will devote par
tcuar attention a OF Lnmbaeo Scf0lua Rheu
rnRtisn, aud chronic, Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy
Dyspepsia, Piles and a Of the stomach liver
md bowel and also all chronic female diseases, Special
eion will he given the treatment Of the Eye and Ear DR.
BaaE has made discovery of fluid That will produces
perfect absorption of the Cataract and restore permanent
vision eye without tie the knife Dr. BRakcc
prgdHCe thousand certificates of his perfect success in
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fla SWelings or Tumors
every description, without the Of the knife Special
must be with Dr. Baakee for the treatment
of the last med Diseases they will require his constant nd
vice and attention Dr. Baakee is Of the skul and
celebrated surgeons and Physicians living His fame is
known personally in nearly prncpa! city III the world
All letters directed Dr. Buakee enclosing postage stump
cents from distance correctly stating the nature Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. una the
by correspondence, free of charge
Office hours from A. M. to 5 7. N. .. ..---..
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
". Oh.
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Leaves eyery THURSDAY. at O'Clock, F Y.
6- STEAmER SOUTHERN BELLE
FOR ATCHA RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. the l1h inst. at 5 P n.
, r. FOR ROPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
lsAssilErtss = w. c. Young, -, master, will leave
above taking freight for Old River Srntns-
port and all landings the Atchaalaya. For freight
Tal0 pr' J. H. JOHNSTON Il Co, Front Ievae st.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
HuSa UNITE ID STATES TKi- Ys.se =,
lSss4EtEIsttss Ssss4EtItt s. WEEKLY MAIL LINE Eslkst,ssS

glss WEE WEHKfy 8 SfAKHs AIiK line EEi5
6S TUESDAY, atIdS THHRsp&Y, ION shTTEPAT,a at
The magnificent U re e magncent The U
@s
Wilson VII s j. B. G GanonT o f. a1he will
Paae
Rongs ne @ Baton @ Por HHd Rs
kda Sahe nng Fort Ad NaeRsu
Waterproof Rodney ANS Nschsz Wa terpESof Rodney St
@ enaS JOSEF Grand and yifks: Ts4
$5E35i s ss;i
Providence, stack
lskipwith's Landing
at sysFff 8 :. n Il ORsDAf
business entrusted 70 their care viii be promptly faithfully
maW & M ss wSo M
TS@ s
money ewery other vauables unless regular
% ps efS wit With esT
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage ssREk f9"a
nso rB SMITH cS No. ?S Tenonpito%lss e oSeufss St St.
5hslNs F15fEF nfIEA ASR sl9.s HHM e W
Of tie packets hsrstoore ths eie
M SF SR nj SsE s
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST GLASS;
M ssvs each pses MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
bs-Parcular attention will be paid to way business.
fsss%a4, Esssssss L aebsn5ssS, + SnSs s:sF %s:;sF
-wEDsEsDAY rAcKETs-
cfG S,%aH&. W. T aos " Gs3ss ssvs H@s'ss msssr
Ben ekiGsf Frnaitiia, NJ g. tAesdas Asdsrs, master
Shippers rely the punctuay of the
The Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with all the railroads and boats for Nashville ST.
Of the hitherto extended to the
owners OF this Line is respectfully solicited For freight or pas
Ass seRay sa O0sd JOIN HYDE &c royars
KN5 tTF6K s. T5Sg
call attention Nos IS
So where we are a, all times 81 furnish
Bs sr Rs Ss $srPg Win work are not
PT fE h9Ts FIN X aS ss s sHs Mst PIPES
S''l'iiIi FiftEESHss As s. iy1cE y t!s&T nSxEs; s;
HEAfhRs, hss etc etc., iitt.'' etc.
S%s!s " % ass .sass We as a Fnss PhS
Fire Fp sss s{ saa sppsr S'p Force @ Panps
he bss so be aes av GSpSs
been carried during its use. Hearsons Water Gauge.
TIN RE.
Chafng Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens
Pyramids, and other Ware, OF all varieties.
Together with Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Parlor Stoves Sal
aapder and CaMon Stoves; Deck Stoves, Forgns Fire
Baskets Bucket Wrencbes; Whistles and Valves Pow
der Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder Bbb Stop and Compiling Cocks: Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns, Lamps. etc, of all descriptions
BREWSTER X 2ACHARlE,
Nos 35 Front and So Fulton streets.
Sole Agents for schaers ste4m and Vacuum Herr
Patent Piston Heads ~
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STORM AT BosToS.-A dispatch of the I'd inst. from
Boston says:
We are in the midst of tremendous snow storm.
which is pling in drifts, rendering outdoor business
almost impossible. The weather is intensity cold.
Great fears are entertained for the shipping. The
ship Delaware from Savannah is ashore at Hull, and
it is feared will go to pieces.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

OHIO RIVER.
FcH nUnsvISs III eiSss sbs a,.
Si
FOR freight e''S'sf fHRfE eSs'a
es- The Antelope will take freight for Memphis, Hickman
Cairo and Paducah. mo
leaves on !. EsDSfsn11 t5 1T s
- psducap and ali in'srmsdias landings Zig fine
above For freight passage-having fine accommodations
mi !. f HYDE CO., e6 Poydras ST.,
Tse "A Ii s. T ILL., take lo passengers for ST. Louis to be
plan Of the cabin can be seem and saerooms secured
by applying to the Agents ... -
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
r leave 5EsaRts ss sF r.. Eo5is isa;s FaekEr
e e. T.
@s freight safs'ff eSa
plan of her cabins be and saterooms secured
application to the Agents -.--------.--
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
WIN leave e MfPffSean ana IN sEW s oK1EAss
sssa yesnsIs and 81 eph
fa's ifadiss splendid Sap
& @ s S now 5essyng reght & ana VIII leave as
JOHN il. HYDE 4 Co, 66 Poydras street.
This Line takes freight White River reshipped
the White River Packesam Hale Jessie Lager nad Exchange
at Napoleon Also at Memphis with the packets Polar
Star and Aeona, for Nashville. mi
80. Leaves every WEDNEsDAY. at 3 m .x--
~ REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
PaeketFor Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers
TGEa@sn1As Point Skipwh's Landing Lake Providence
Canack Landing Milken's Bend, Vicksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney Natchez Lake Washington and Point Woathngton
The elegant and swift running passenger packet r.
w. Powell H. Esis will leave above. For freight
nl5 His.fss Appy 0D Dt. b Smith rconptonas
Leaves every THURS at O'Clock F. Y.
IT. STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE
laas g porter eommander leaves as ab9ys Bye
cherss Point, skpwiths Landing Lake Providence Cam:
macks and Goodrchs Landings Mlikens Bend Vicksburg
Grand Gulf Rodney Ma chez and all intermediate landings
The Southern Belle will continue in the above trade
throughout the year. and will attend the business OF the
Eclipse during her absence from the Ticksburg trade.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
fe9 BROADWEII.. BROS. Il CO.. 65 5rsvier ST..
FOR ATCH FALA VA RIV ER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. the l1th inst at PM
r. FOR OPELOUSAS-THES STEAMER
| iG4elA&ss5S w. Z. Young, -, master, will leave
aSss4sE above, taking freight for Old River, Simms
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S~assvswzpA r. y. FOLGER ~ co., NEW LIE.
and IchoupOulaS Streets between Grnvier
and Poydfas streets, New Orleans oHer large
sssSSaaaassasalSssSz and well assorted stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
swedes and English Bar, Hoop Sheet and Boiler Iron.
celebrated Tennessee 1ron
Woods, Lewis Co. the Cumberland Iron Works, and will
continually supplied with full Its spe
rioty over descriptions of iron fully established
They also agents for Isaac Saub's highly approved
Queen the SoutA Corn Mills and have hand
Of the various which invited. do
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a LUTFi Ell. HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton and
eY Euphrosine Oice No. log ST. Charles street
~ Gwo doors from the ST. Charles Theater,l Msnutac-
the latest aud approved Patterns of Rngs Ve
raudHs Doors Shutters Vaults, Bridges Straight and Circn
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and al kinds OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
p Raling Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
ators for sale the Old Stand LOG ST. Charles street. New
Orleans. o25 1y
5NOAL-COAlI AND LVOOD-THE UNDERsIGN
" ed informs his friends and acqnainances that he is
pared supply his stand No. 1855 Poydras street, be-
ST. Charles and Carondeet Streets the best qualities Of
Coal to witt
PITTSBURGH COAL in bulk or hhds
ANTHRACITE COAL, in bulk or hhds;f
ENGLISH CANNEI4, in bulk or hhds.
Oak Pine Wood of quaiy-a free of carriage,
Gt shortest notice and lowest rates .
do BIN B. BERDOU. 135 Poydras street
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ltEtht D. 4 u h ", New UrIeans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent M 2u
x~1 NEW ORLEANS, jack
MsSa 534a SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

81 keMHIER=sRsSitSSfS: I'D - III $SS $ESzF SoSfSHRS
5 PAssENGEk 4 TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily ats
S os NJ and ssys E
Summit Sum- @ sysry day a" o'clock p NJ and reaches New Or
zee chessG
osEAsoS TidKETs n,y e obtained at the Office Of the
whoes or halves in packages Of twenty five reduced price
wren pass, expressly authorizing them naming
the h ssons % @ and 5o whc m they M ~ As the viii
direction only those making "trip both will have be
p FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
aa aR At hP
moTs NJ h0Hf 1 Ss seps spS &] &]
Saturdays at FIX Stations nidway bstween regular stations
to M 81 G at hs NeR eef osas qy eDo
"'''' S'' r. P. GuYARD, sup't Transportation
SJ- line Of four horse mail stages from Summit
Jaekso and from Jackson to Summit day. conneete
I sEs ;H ESt$ss St ASb ASbSttEhEAHTS' tEEhT NEsHsES Ssta;
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and O Of September the trans
of this road will leave the Depot at Asers, follows
dFfiTs aFftps st syfGs Bsyou GS Bnf fN
RETURNING:
Leave ,saI,. Bagon B, I,g,, Bo'uf PM
Arrive at at Higers 1Eina + + n II
same day will he issued as follows:
r'ou'- %
To Raceland, LNforche Crossings and rerrebonne 80
10 RgTnn A,ggIv'ssI Rsi
j
Between intermediate regular Stations prices propor0l4
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot of ST. Annsreet EVERY MORNING at o'clock pre-
csey. .,
Freight will be received for Bayou and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf of ST. Louis
street, EVERY DAY until 8 o'clock P. NJ All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight delivered at
other Stations than Bayou dcs Aeman Racead Iourche
Crossing Terrcbonne, Fgerville and Bayou (where
the Company have agents) must be pre-. paid.
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight had on application
the office of the Company.
| o. TIL THAYER,
| Ru1H Master TRANSPORTATION.
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