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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
A New ENTERPRIsE.-The Mobile Tribune of
Sunday saws:

A New ENTERPRISE The Mobile Tribune of
Sunday says:
The steamship Fashion left this city yesterday
morning for Greytown, Nicaragua, with cargo Of
assorted merchandise aud large party of emgrants.
This vessel has been purchased by company of
Mobile merchants for the purpose of plying regularly
between this city and the above named port in Mica
ragua.
1t is the intention to have good and reliable line
composed of two steamships. The second will be put
on in short time.
We know that it has been rumored that the steam
ship Fashion was engaged in flibustering expedi,
tion; but this, we have been assured by those who
know, is not the case. Her cargo of merchandise
on board OF her for that purpose by the collector for
this port and the rumors which have been circulated
relative to her being loaded with arms ammunition,
ETC., was proved to be without foundation She
cleared regularly from the Custom-Honse, with an
assorted cargo Of merchandise, shipped at private
venture under the charge of supercargo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

PRENT1CIANA.-A small locofoco editor says that if
occasion arise, we shall find him good at biting and
scratching He is more accommodating than most
vermin They generally bite and let you scratch for
yourself.
South Carolina paper says that the squirrels are
emigrating in great numbers from that State. 1t
seems that the South Carolina squirrels are smarter
than the South Carolina men.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
Boots. Shoes and Brogans.
Read This /!

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, ESQ:
Dear Sr-The twentyour inch Mill which from
Won for Mr. woods plantation has been attached to
Tho mil, enrne and nut in operation last week.
much pleased with every both in regard to its sim
plicity durability quantity grinds timed the mill
when in operation times and found to my surprise that
grinding bushe per minute therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend Mills
believing them to be superior any mill ever manufactured
Yours respectfully,
ar1A entf JOHN s. McDON AID Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
Department. News.
From the Washington Union of the 10th we ex-
tract the following official intelligence:


tract the following official intelligence:
IMPORTANT TO MARINERs-InforInatio of an Off
has been received that the average rate
OF annual decrease in the variation of the compass in
the Mediterranean Black, and Red seas, at the pre-
sent time appears to be about three degrees at the
western limits of the Mediterranean. five degrees in
the central portion, six degrees in the eastern limits
and the Black sea, and about seven degrees in the
Red sea. 81
The subjoined official information has been received
by the Lighthouse Board: H. -re +
fixed light has been established at Punta Arenas
in the Gulf OF Ncoya at elevation of IS feet above
the level of the sea, and should be visible from the
deck Of ship in ordinary weather at the distance of
ten miles, t..5..
A dangerous rock has been discovered in Herradura
bay on the eastern shore OF the Gulf of Ncoya. 1t
has depth of only two feet on it at low water of
spring tides, and is sometimes visible when there is
much swell on. 1t lies nearly in the middle Of the
bay.
An extensive shoal having only IL feet OF water
over it, which two vessels have recently struck, IS
reported to lie off the river Lempa about 10 miles of
Shore and directly in the track OF vessels bound from
La Union to Acauta. The shoa is about three miles
long 1t lies in lat $50 o north, long. $50 10 west
of Greenwich, nearly. There is reason to believe
that the whole of this coast of Central America is
placed in our charts about eight miles too far north.
| THE MARINE BARRACKS AT PENSACOLA, FLoRIpA.
! The contract for the construction of the Marine
barracks at Pensacola Florida, has been given by the
Secretary of the Navy to Roger j. Mahon, of Alton
Illinois, and FRANCIS A. OlbDons, OF Baltlmore Mary
land for the sum of $53 SAT; that being the lowest
| bid.
CROPS IN FRANCE.-A correspondent ut Nantes,
under date OF October 18th, writes that the grain
crops all gathered n the quality is very SUPERIOR
and the quantity large, so that bread is now very
cheap, to the great joy OF the people, The prohbi-
ton against tue expectation of grain is still continued
and no wheat can be distilled in France even if it be
imported from foreign countries
The wine crops not yet all in, but the quantity
will be great in comparison with that of last year.
and prices are falling fast.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

SHOCKING DEATH.--Isaac Patterson, citizen of
Caswel county, North Carolina, left Danville Tues
day evening in buggy for his home. Not far from
town he was shortly afterwards discovered dead 1t
seems that he had fallen from his buggy, and when
discovered one OF the wheels of the vehicle rest
ing upon his neck the blood was oozing from his
and nose, and his neck broken. 1t is said that he
was intoxicated when he left Danyille and this prob
ably accounts for his fall from the buggy and his hor
ribe death. [Danville (Va) Register.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

New WAY TO GET RID OF TENANTs--At Central
Falls R. l., on the 7th inst, Bridget Mcintyre died
from the effects of fright and smoke caused by the
landlord of the building in which she lived having
stuffed the chimney with straw to smoke his tenants
out.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

Much IN A SMALL SPAcE.-A very celebrated
Scotch divine says:
The world we nhabt must have had an origin
that origin must have consisted in that cause
must have been intelligent; that intelligence must
ultimate that ultimate power must have been SUI
preme and that which always was and is supreme
we know by the name of God!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
ARKANsA AS RIVER.


Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at M
h. FOR FORT GIBSON, CHoCTAW
Agency, Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Rose
g. S;sS vile, sp9drs Bluff Lewhurg, Little Rock
entirely and light draught steamer Anglo Saxon
Baker master, R. s. Bowen clerk, is now receiving
freight the foot of Canal street. will positively
above For freight or passage apply on board.
nl7 j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
s. built expressly for the above trade and very
light draught.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

Wines and Liquors,
17............ ROYAL STREET,.....
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quart.
pnts constantly hand whchs equal to the best thai
comes to this market.
=. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BR A N ID K 81:
Vintage of 1875, 1898 and 1906 and
brands.
w H X X:
Of alldescriptiona-S Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
;. Also.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES
QUORS in the market, which will be sold ressonabl
terms q any 9th or hsusein the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

Island OF Cuba.
10 s E d MIN G o
Importer OF Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco
No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where found superior stock of selections and
most favorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE he is familiary known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
still remains his old quarters where be found the
Havana and Paper Cigars of his porta
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. and
ARCADE,
always found the brands of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the quality of Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

MIaHr CATCH IT.-As clergyman was burging
corpse, a woman came and pulled him by the sleeve,
in the middle of the service. Sir must speak to
you Immediately" ''We then, what is the matter?r
'sWhy, sir, you are going to bury who died of
the smallpox near my poor husband, who never
had it.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
IL. Career CO,a,pnny's

E. C0aUea. COnsDnny's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVERs
patents of 1888 1s45 and s have permanently established
Office Warehouse No. 70 GRAVIER STREET, and
prepared furnish to Planters and Merchants any Size
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary detail Its advantages 9th
Dumberess endorsements ypractica
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and
make its adoption still more general.
ns 2n,v E. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

James II. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. All BROADWAY, (near Canal street) NEW YORK.
jyl3 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
MlsslssIppl Intelligence.
Under date Of the 10th inst a correspondent
the vicksburg Whig writes from Carroll county:

.a,S g7.l
Under date Of the 10th inst, correspondent of
the Yicksburg Whip writes from Carroll county:
The crops in this county are yery fine, but there is
some complaint Of the rot in cotton on bottom lands
Inls os1ase WIN, thin5, cue oA ~ ieass t"ehIy per
CENT lnere NJ ~ ~ apun9ass eIop u corn Wleat, Po-
tatoes, eM. lle GIlsis topeiallng severely mere
az IL y !. .nrous1 tne county. rev pant
ers are a'sposeo " ssaa aoswala sne,r crops-ah
waiting III nopes VI d enange iof tne pet'ef'
The Natchez Courier OF Saturday last has the fol-
lowing paragraph: ,r
wa ragrat In learn that a vonno mon n.mod Tos
Hadsa living near Washington in this county, acci-
dentalIv shot himself Yesterday evening with fowl
ing piece He lived but short time after the acci-
dent,
r,o Kosc;,sro Domocro+ IF E,r;ao, last sors
- ~ 1oi,..! " ."'' say
~ iass siouay ha aau Ky snss W. hae M hng
tbs enten Of tar We have bssra Ia
opinion expressed that the great quantity Of green
bolls now upon the stalks will not open. II so, a
halt crop WIN not oe reallzeu.
from Tue Pass ohrlssian Aines OF SATURDAY lase we
eA.ract Tue iono",ns
we wsfe 'sl.ea 4 vi ta gas ass py sever
As vet we have not heard Of any damage being done
by the wind and therefore presume it was not gene
raj white rost was seen IN TINS place by al early
lsets on Luz ~. ga as ,,i tne as. '
those that had Young vegetables in their gardens
The weather has been quite cold since, yet not cold
| enoughfo for another such frost.
| The Lexington Advertiser OF Friday last has the
following paragraphs:
No matter what hopes we have previously enter
'allleu lor soou Gos.on oIopa'fo Whas mG .au
Cotton We are told will fall faT short of an AVERAGE
CROP While the stalks have been loaded with bolls
and all apparently healthy yet one half Of them have
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

V'enus Cigar Store,
Corner of st. Charles street and Commercial Place,
No. So.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
F FH a It's
Has always hand large of the most favorte
brands of HAVANA CIGARS we'll Virginia, Havana
and Turkish SMOKING TOBACCO.
All kinds of CHEWING TOBACCO. kS- Prices moder-
ate. se14 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
4.sas. IA s,5rsssa sae,ta g. ss tsr.ss
SsUass 6 Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT sCHENE!t
~ Capital Prize $50, 90 .. ~

The following schene will drawn hy g. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the PORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, .
asorgia, in each Of their Lotteries November 1885,
AUGUSTA, Georgia, 70 which city they have renewed their
principal sAce, to be draws in puSlic N follows:
Glass 81 will be drawn on SATURDAY, Novenser 7, 1s6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,. q,
Enclose money address the Tickets ordered
receipt which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
Designate .,f., ... ...,
The Numbers and Prizes will be sent puI.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
HPurchssers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post. Office, County and State
48Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable In
fall without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address Tickets Certificates either
Swan, Boz 36 s, Post Office, New Orleans, to ..
na2pd&w s. SWAN b CO., Augusta, Ga,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

k&R FOR GENOA-THE REMARKA BLY, FAST
@ENe sailing ship Quebec, Capt. John S. Watson hay
s2&xDg part of her engaged, will with dis
patch For balance Of freight passage apply
n9 j. H. ASHBRIDGE & CO., 100 Common
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 p NJ
- FOR LEELORE, GREEN

n sidon Tchula City, Satarta Vicksburg
lars.z and all Intermediate landings. The running
passenger steamer Grenada, Reuben Sleade will
leave above. For freight passage apply board.
j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
EThe Grenada wtake Yallabusha freight go through
permitting. MIA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

Leaves every SATURDAY. at 10 A. Nj.
r. REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
ing Packet for gicksburg-The steamer II. w.
GsssssA Adams, Oh. Z; Marshall, master, will leave
for Vicksburg WRrrento New Carthage Grand Gu St. Jo
seph Rodney Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara,
Baton Rouge Pa4uemine Donaldsonyie and the Coast
above. For freight PASSAGE apply on board. to
W. c. PORTER, 13 Graver street.
H Particular attention given plantation business Yazoo
river freight taken Mt high rates with the privilege
shipping. oil T.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
Leaves on TIL THrRsnAY, l9,h inst, at 5 P. NJ.

r. ATTAkAPAS.-THE VERY LIGHT
draft rev, fast running packet steamer Gov,
EksMs4sa Powell, Paul +, Semonin, master will leave
St Marnsvlle, New IBERIA Frankin }enteryie
Pa.tersenye Bayou Baaf Bsrwieks Bay Old River Sims
For freight passage apply on board.
j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
H3 Planters and shippers positively rely GOV
POWELL remaining in The trade during the entire
inches only and merchants and shippers
sured that will be able through all stages of
water. nl2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

. UP Elk ID lSSlSSlPPl.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at P. NJ.
Il ~ u. y. MAIL STEAMER JAMES
lmARsa.S e. Woodrnf, for St. Louis. Cairo Memphis
and all intermediate landings This fayore and
fast passenger c. Rogers master W. Ford clerk
will leave as above, on her next regular trip.
The j. E. W. unsurpassed in speed and in all
for comfort and safety Extra state for the special
commodation Of families. 5tz f-srrs
49, j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Passengers will be supplied board the boat with through
points via the Ohio and Mississippi Illinois Cen
trail North Pacific, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. nl3
viii leave OIL WEDNESDAY, the 18th int at5P. NJ.
r. : REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET.
The fine regular passenger packet steamer L.
tssssA nj. Kennett, J. r. Douglas, master, and H.
Eggero clerk will leave above for ST. Louis St. Genevieve
Chester Cape Gardeau, Cairo, Hickman, New Madrid, Mem
phis Napoleon and all intermediate landings For freight
passage, apply on board
nl6 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves with dispatch.
IT. - FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, E1CK-
man, New Madrid. Memphis. Helena, Napoleon,
as@aa@@A vicksbnrg and all intermediates andings-The
entirely draught passenger steamer Scot
land. H. O. McComes master, will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
= j. F. ALLEN, Agent Is Poydras st.
J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
4aThe s. will pay strict attention to way and plantation
freight s...- H.. ...s ,g-s- .-.. ... o8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
ing Packet for Vcksburg-rhe steamer II. W.
1Ss@2sA Adams, Oh. F. Marshall master: will leave
Eicksburg arrenton, New Carthage Gulf ST.
eph Rodney Waterproof Eacbez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Rouge Plaguemine Donadsonvie and the Coast,
r. W. ADAMS & co.
N B-Partcuar attention given to Plantation
Yazoo freight taken high with the privilege
o reshipping. sel6 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock p. M.
IT, II y G UL A n FRIDAY vICKsBURG
Packet.The new fine fast running steamer
Peter TellOn, John Box master lin place
& the steamer Ecpe will leave above positively for Duck
Waterproof chez Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and the
For freight or passages apply on board.
nl6 j. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
rTe Peter Teon will take freight for Yazoo river be
reshinned at Yickshurv.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

aaAlA Texas.-Iudependent Planters Line-The
wsll-known fast running light draft passenger
packet steamer Amanda Captain n G. Briggs j. N Camp,
clerk will leave above for Jefferson Smthand Port Caddo
Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand Ecore ampe Cotie Alex
andra orons Landing and all intermediate landings Red
river. For freight PASSAGE apply on hoard or to
T. B. SMITH, A 4Tchoupioulas street.
R85~ The Amanda has just Of dock. having been
thoroughly overhaued and stands No. in the insurance
Offices Shippers rely strict attention be paid to all
business entrusted to her. nl6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
rrom the Roston courIer Of Mopdnv.


Effect OF the Panic In massnchuSetts-
pretended.
The Pemberton Mills at Lawrence, are already
closing up their work, and discharging their help.
A Lawrence paper says that there have been ru-
mOrs upon the street in regard TO the stoppage OF
the Bay State and Atlantic Mills, but there is thus
far DO indication that such calamity is to befall
the city. The stoppage Of these mills would In
involve ia want and distress a very large num-
Der of operatives, and those who depend upon
their earnings for their daily bread. As Taunton,
the tack factory of Mr.. LOvett dOrse, aud the
Taunton Tack Company's factory have suspended
operations has also the tack factory of s. Rhodes
& Son, at Dighton. About so hands have been
discharged from the works of the Taunton LocOmo
tive Co. (Fairhank'sl and those remaining put
upon short time Il is stated that there is pros
pect Of VIM. Mason i Co.'S works resuming opera
lions at present At Fall River, IN queuee
OF the tactOry suspension IA that city, suffering
begins 10 be ielt among the poor classes.
The Star says: "Mhoie families are suffering for
bread-the fathers willing and eager to work, but
nothing 20 do. We have heard tales Of distress
that would bring tears TO the eyes Of the most III
different These people must have bread or staTve,
and this is not community to allow the latter"
This is too gloomy, altogether. Take heart, men
Of Fall River, and show yourselves equal TO mOu-
etaFy Distress This is glorious rich country, with
resources equal 20 the wants OF thrice its lnhabi
ants. There is considerable distress in the shoe
towns of Essex Co During the last week many
hands we're discharged eg Lynn, and the winter
prospects OF the poor are gloomy. The NewbuFy-
port Herald hears that orders have been given tor
the discoutiuuance OF work IN one half the 6obe
Aill aud adds, 'If these times continue, We can
not see why they will not suspend, and much other
business, 20 the injury OF the people, both physi-
cally and morally. Il Is reported that Tirrei aud
HaFsey, South Weymouth, who have also a house
10 Nsw Orleans, have failed, their liabilities being
lfom S76,0 900 TO sl00, 600. They have asked for
extension. Mr.. John BsFsel, Of North Wey.
mouth, dealer Ia West India goods il Is reported,
has failss-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

over them, and few miles distant they saw brig
steering directly toward them before light breeze
Soon her topsaiIs were unfurled and set, and she
came toward them more rapidly. Grant and Daw-
son took the oars and commenced to row. They
were all weakened from suffering and il is doubt
full whether their efforts would avail IN moving the
boat. But it was struggle for Iife-a last effort
to save their ives-if they failed now, nothing
but despair was left them. But they were seen
hail from the brig waited over the waves 20
their ears; they pulled more manfully and with re-
newed vigoF towards their savior. In moment
the boat near the vessels side, line was
thrown out and caught by the emaciated survivors
IN the boat, which quickly alongside, and in a
few moments boWIines about their forms, and
they were upon the deck, eight days and twenty
hours after the sinking of the steamer.
They found themselves on board the British brig
Mary, Captain Shearer, of Greenock, S, otland
from CaFdenas to Cork. Captain Shearer had made
preparations to receive the sufferers when he dis
covered them. After taking them into the cabin,
he removed their clothing and gave them sip of
vine, and sfterward water and gruel gradually in
creasing the amount from time to time until their
hunger and thirst satisfied.
After they had been week on the Mary, they
were transferred to the Bremen bark Laura, which
arrived at this port yesterday morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

hfsisrER NosPLusED. The Rev. MatthsW
Wilkes Was once passing through one OF the eroxd.
ed streets OF London, when be heard a earrnan-
who found great diGheuify in getting bis vehicle
along, owing 20 the numerous Distractions be met
withdrawing apd sWeariug AZ a tremendous rats
tie quietly vent up 20 the offender. aud, tipping
hsm gently on The shoulder, said 20 bin. 'Ahi for
that eagaiBg and swearing Of which you have been
guilty wili appear witness against yon on thar
great day OF jadgmanGl" "Oh, YES aid the
% his clerical FebGksr. s'the biggest rogue
alWays taFps kiag's exideneelH Tae Minister. H.
relating shis auecdose 70 bis iEisnds. oHne1 thai
this ansHet 20 completely noaplased him that Be
vas obliged 70 walk 81 without saying , uord IL
reply
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1857.
OmciaI vote tor Governor.

The CLARKsvILLE CHRoNIoLE.-R. ". Thomas,
Esq, has disposed of his interest in this sterling
American journal, to Messrs. j. S. Neblett and j.
A. Grant, who will continue its publication, retain
ing Mr. Thomas as Editor. We are much gratifed
at the detention of Mr.. T. amongst the American
editorial corps, to which he has been an ornament
gentleman of great ability and writer of un-
common force and vigor, his abandonment of the
tripod would have been serious loss. We wish
the Chronicle and all connected with it increased
prosperity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
UnfOunded RumOr.

The London Times, in the course of a recent ar
ticle, aludes to the facility with which credit can
be destroyed by eVil-mnded persons where there
is no prompt legal redress. That paper says:
Nothing is easier than to ruin bank, and in
England, in consequence of this facility, such at
tempts classed with the worst offences At
this moment two persons are lying in Newgate for
endeavoring indirectly in particular case to ex-
cite public dstrust, aud, although of them was
a of responsibility who acted upon a fancy
that he had been personally injured, no one has
been found to utter complaint of the severity of
the sentence. In New York, on this point there
is perfect freedom. Hence no institution is spared
and, indeed, the leading concerns the first to
be attacked since, if these can be broken the mi
nor to follow.
A fabricator of false reports should be regarded
the of criminals and it is pity that in this
country SO few of them brought tOjustice. Many
an honest man has been ruined by such vicious
agency.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

BRAUrIFUL PREsRNTs.-The Hartford Times
states that tue EmperOr OF Russia has present.
ed TO Hon. Thomas II. Seymour, the American
Minister at his Court, beautiful table, made
from peculiar stone or marble taken from TIE
Siberian mines. The entire cost u the article
was 81, 300. II las arrived At New York. The
Grand Duke OoBstantine has ordered vase
for GOV. Seymour, the cost Of which will be
So, 300. The general opinion is, that such
presents cannot DO eoDstltuuOnaily received
by those IN Tie employment Of the United
States Government.