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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23
TO THE CENTRAL AMERICA
SAILORS
TO sRa KDlroa 90 Tes anHAlp.

REWARD TO THE CENTRAL AMERICAS
SAILORS
TO sRs KDiroa 90 rsx assAlp.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23
THE STRENGTH AND CAPACITY oF THE
CENTRAL AMERICA.

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A. msDy scecuaicns and reports are is crruaaios
ABOUT the seswohnes, and the oss of the ucntrs Aner
CO, sns NO George Las, permit y rveyou tome ises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23
THE STEAMER EMPIRE CITY.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

Tors Narotn. y ss- YosE-. oorerpoascnt writes
- sqase ne p,eopi gmreror of ihs Freocs 80,
sver resiy IN Nee York FW sns-o quote FOL
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ne4ss rrosa~sy wti - 81 siivs asy " rvs pep
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

ard Social R.pShiscan Association rv~sts.
speeches. songs, etc.
Yesseroay evening or universal democratic Frs,ca
born citizens held their annual social Tsahens u ~ tao
nard street. mere were from hundrsd asd afy 10
s~o hundred present. their physogsouiss initiative Of ma
strong political anini which dre~ them sosches, aad
Impressive Of tho feelings which made them exilss In hsir
counry's cause The c1d or invitAuon ~as sEnef b.
kcssrs Lescarts, Dune, Rsq,er, n nut and son and
among The political celebrities present shs nmcus
escbe Of 1895, Borsau, Who constructed The Internal
chino FOR .he qs Of thss very speculative old gentle
man, Luis Philippe who obliged nOs long ass 70 out
hs sok and 70 England for prstscsica against
his dearly beloved subjeoA. the ornamensed
with various Of republican snscsion. Over .hs
chair suspended drapeau rous and IN front Gard
wit b several devices and the words
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

ny v,y N ugsnd 30 have nevs from S,ush AmeroN,
saa IS Buerc Ayres Tho "a, and Rio Jsnero on tao
lSth august . -. -,
The government m Freu~s Ayres hsd issrsd dscree
coudsrstlrg Gen. Rcsas property for hish ,rcssou
In IRE no Zee market there rm not much doing
n eo bags had beer sold for he Untsd states AT higher
praces srssr had advanced exchange ts'erhns) ~
81 2S afk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

Yas H~n A ~rails, re~ss ee C.pl Cslhcun, Z. 4
GewnGaes wRslos, Il VI snd Haa Sam
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF THE LOST.

Austin -, Georgia He had been em 2toyed IN
cosnng ssose esher In Nevada ssa Francisco ant IL
mennored In NE stAtcmcnl Of hrs KIT iise kr A1stu
vas crushed 70 deAih be,wees q e Ssss and Too
vessel
Gswi George, Jersey City, N J.
Richardson l. d., OF Sau Francisco. Mr. Rcasrdsou's
friends are not certain ~betner he vS soara the Cen
rsl America or not bul hlns II very srobsbs that he
sr. Kcbs dsor, oi Nor sic, Coonessou adverises
In ihe HssaIp s morsns Tor Information respecsre hi
for which be vil feol noN gv~togul
sbreve samuel 900 of Captain Samuel v soreve, f
salem, ksss wss kno~u to be among he lost on boayd
the Central Amerca He vas shoJ, az ysrr o. sxs and
wn retsrEIns home 70 be married 70 ysang isdy Of
Osnvers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

fhs Steamship Alabama, schenck, from savannah.
ssvs1 Wis morning. she brings homo Aessrs. II. ii
ChAids, Jabez Ho~es, Ssmi W. Look, aod II. Hiiey,
4 NE wrecked steamship Central America, who were
Aksa ints Savannah BY she bark aAxoay.
Al Ne survivors, Of the Central America VITO were In
washington belonging 70 the West started for homo ys
srday fhey wore kindly kssted, and were furnished
Su1aoieut funds 70 deffay their ezpenses home.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

Gov. Walker has resigned He is doubtless to
have good foreign mission, if he wants one. If he
accepts anything short of sl2 900 year. he has sold
out too cheap. When we heard that he proposed to
write series Of letters Kansas matters We feared
that his resolution was oozing out. stern man in
ms shoes would write one letter of not more than
column, but it would be one that everybody would
read and remember. series OF letters will be read
by lew and remembered by none.
lNew York Tribune, 18th
Yes, Gov. Walker has :" sold out too eheap.n He
has sold himself dog "cheap y and if he obtains a
$4,000 year mission as a reward for his treachery
aud double dealing, the price paid for the treason
will not be at all commensurate to the mental moral
and sectional degradation attendant upon and neces
sary incident to its perpetration. The larger the
reward of treason, the greater the punishment of the
traitor He feels it, if else does and thus the
doctrine of compensation, for evil for its opposite
holds good. None are miserable as those who feel
that they justly merit the execratons of those to
whom they are most indebted. Robert J. Walker is
in this category, and it is impossible for him to
escape from it. He is impaed on the hooks of his
own dupicity, and in his misery and humiliation he
deserves neither sympathy nor commiseration. He
has played into the hands of the Freesoiers-he has
sought to advantage them at the expense of the
people who honored him far beyond his deserts
and now the great leading organ of Freesoism throws
MN oil, and leaves him to rest as best he may upon
.he oed OF his own making. Let him writhe in scorn
ighofnihy' wretchedness and reproach.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
.NesU Goods
F O r TIL E III O l. i D A Y 81
HYDE & GOODRICH,


.. Corner Canal and Royal Streets
Have on hand and will be receiving from EEope, large
and elegant assortment of NEW GOODS aupasg anything
offered Market comprising articles Of taste ans beauty
from all parts Of the world.
STONE CAMEos ROMAN MosAICs, GOLD ETRUscAM
BRACELETS, Brooches and Esr-rings-a new article Of
exquisite beauty from Rome.
FINE FLoRENTINE MosAICs hsm Florence
large collection of CORAL OBJECTS richly mounted in
Chased Gold. from Naples.
ENAMEIs and PAINTINGS of the finest description from
Geneva.
Enamoed and Diamond JEwELRY from Hanau and Frank
fort.
Very novel and beautiful articles cheap TERRA GOTTA
WARE, from Mannheim. +..
BRONZE FIGURES VASES Bronze and Marble Clocks.
OF superior quality and artistic beauty; PARIAN STATU
ETTES, and variety Of fancy articles from Paris.
WRITING DESKS Work Boxes, Glove Boxes beauti
fully nlsid in the Mosaic STYLE from Lendon
supply of Sheffield PLATED WARE also full of Ivory
and Pearl Handle CUTLERY, from Sheffield.
very complete assortment Of SILVER WARE of beautiful
styles from factory, at which we are pre-
pared orders Of any kind and to- extent
OF WATCHES endless yariey-Plan, Engraved Chased.
Enarneed, Diamond Pearl with Chains and ChaeAns to
match from the manufacturers In England France.
Germany and Switzerland. 4
great variety of mounted and unmounted Is
PRECIOUS STONES,
DIAMONDS,
RUBIEs
EMERALDS, =,
OPALS and PEARLS 1
One OF the Arm having Europe during the last six
and we invite of the public and visiting
the city TO stock confidence that for richness and
rety 1t cannot be exeelled in the South.
dls2pr HYDE & GOODRICH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
Holiday Presents !

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPESTt
| AT TYLER'S,
No. ITO Canal street.
Received by the last arrivals and beautiful Goods nj
prices to suit the times
great variety of FINE WATCHES Ladies and Gentle
Fine Gilt, Bronze and Marble CLOCKS.
WATCH CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS and CHATELA INES.
DIAMOND PINS, EAR RINGS STUDS etc,
CORAL, ZINE PAINTING, MOSAIC, ENAMEL, OPAL,
GARNET and other fine SETS.
BRACELETS, GOLD THIMBLES, NECK CHAINS, and
other articles OF Jewelry, in great variety
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS SPOONS LADLEs. cups,
KNIVES CASTERS, etc
SILVER PLATED WARE-Cake Trays Fruit and Oyster
Dishes, Sugar and Butter Stands ETC., etc.
SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Steel or Shell Frames
PAPER MACHE and ROSEWOOD WORK and DRESS
ING BOXES and great variety of Hne Fancy Articles for
sale at reasonable prices Slverware every description
made to order Jewery manufactured repaired Watches
and Clocks of all descriptions carefully repaired.
E. A. TYLER,
ITO Canal street, door from Royal
Ola 2pf Stone Building
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
.TegU store! Hetc Goods
LOW PRICES
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS

RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Selected personally by the advertiser,
IN VIENNA, BERLIN, FRANKFORT, MUNICH, LE1P-
SIC, GENEVA, PARIS AND LONDON,
G u ION,
No. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET NEW ORLEANS,
(yERANpA BuILp1NGs,)
ready to exhibit his immense Stock Of New, Rich
Rare and appropriate
HOxzD-41r PxaESENzSy
An inspection Of this large does imply tho least
obligation TO purchase TheGoods cheerfully
all times and in allowed misrepresene Paricu.
lar attention invited large Styles
the following articles:
EXACT MODELS IN PEARL of all the Cahedras of celeb
rty in Europe.
BOHEMIAN GLASS TOILET SETS in every variety.
SURPRISE oDEuR CASES, Cigar Boxes Work Cases Reti-
cnles and Jewel Boxes.
RICH FINE JEWELRY, Of the latest patterns.
RICH JET GOODS new styles.
STERLING SILVER CUPS, GoBLETs, etc.
PLATED WARE-Tea and Coffee urns do Sets Of pieces,
Cake Baskets Casters Butter Boats Punch Bowls
Wsiers, Gard Receivers. Candesticks, etc.
SPLENDID PEARL and SHE'LL GOLD and SILVER EN-
BossED FANS, richly Painted in Pastie.
PRIZE MEDAL OPERA GLASSES, worthy of the particular
notice Of connoisseurs.
MARINE and MILITARY SPY GLASSES.
MGR osCoPEs ard Mathematical Inst, unaents.
OIL PAINTINGS-A splendid collection.
Ladies' and Gents TOILET BoxEs-New styles.
WORK BOXES Of psper Msche Ebony, etc.
oDEUR CASES of Crystal, Ebony Papier Mache Tortoise
shellandr al.
PARIANMAR LIE sTATUARy-New subjects
PoRTE-MoNN les, New Styles Silver, Pearl, Tortoise
Shell. Velvet nd Embossed Velvet
MECHANICALLY oYs-Entirely new designs.
BACKGAMMON and CHESS BOARDS
CHEsSHEN of Ivory. Dresden Bronze, etc.
NEW CANES and PUzZLEs-A large variety.
| PORTFOLIOS Of Papier Mache, Velvet and Leather.
DESKS and ESCROTOIRS of Papier Mache, Ebony Rose
| wood, etc.
SILVER and PLATED PORT BOQUETs.
ETUI CASES of Ivory and Ebony with Gold Furniture.
PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLEs richly bound in Ivory and
Velvet.
| CABAS in every vare!y-Fntirey patterns.
| BRIDAL PRESENTs-Pearl, Jewsl and Jewel Boxes.
Gold Mounted CANES With Jeweed Sengs-a large variety
of new patterns.
Cut Glass TOILET BoTTLES-some richly mounted in Gilt
with Medallion Settings.
| PERFUMERY and Fancy Articles for the Toilet
Ladies' aud Gents superior KID GLOVES.
English HALF HOsE-Plan and Fancy Celors.
Fine Table and Pocket CUTLERY.
Chests of G UN IMPLEMENTS, for Gents.
-Au extensive assortment Of
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS,
With all the modern improvements.
From my New York Manufactory in receipt Of
large stock of the latest approved patterns OF
Fine Linen and Cotton Shirts.
The prices will guaranteed goods
quality be in this city, and will be sold for CASH
Or CITY ACCEPTANCE on favorable terms.
GUION'S,
20 ST. Charles street, (yeranda Budings)
d24 2p6t few doors from Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

u. 8. STEAMSHIP PowHATAN.-This naval vessel,
which sailed from Norfolk few days ago for China
via Madeira where she will land ex- President Pierce,
it s sidewhee steamer Of $500 tons and GOO horse
power. She is shiprigged carries nine boats, eleven
guns some three hundred officers and men, and is
two hundred and seventy-fye feet long. She draws
twenty feet six inches-fu Of coal and proyisioned
for sea-and passes through heavy weather as COM
forably ordinary vessel does through the trade
winds. She is acknowledged by naval men of all ma
tons to be the most powerful and efficient sdewheel
steamer Of war in the world While mounting but
few guns, she carries in reality most formidable
battery. Speaking of her guns, a correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger says:
One of them, the "bow chaser" is in itself for
midable battery. It is pivot gum and works upon
metallic circles let into the deck forward of the fore
mast susceptible Of being fired in any direction
directly ahead and astern and throwing an eleven
inch shell with marvellous accuracy over between
four and five miles of space. This "bower-chaser,"
with its double carriage weighs nearly fourteen tons,
the gun alone being solid mass of sirteen thousand
pounds of iron. Were it net for the unyeldng circles
that sustain this immense weight, the heavy deck
would crack and splinter under every discharge Fif
teen pounds of powder are required for each load.
The solid shot weighs hundred and sixty pounds,
the empty shell Cor hollow shot), one hundred, and
the shell, "loaded and fused, hundred and thr-
ty. Twenty-Five men, with powerful levers and &C.
centric trucks to create or destroy friction at will
stationed around this mammoth gum to work it efec-
tualy, and the number is not too great-they
all employed. Such is "the bow chaser" Of the q. S.
steamship Powhatan.
The remaining ten are "broadside guns'--throwing
shell of nine inches in diameter three miles
and weighing-theg gun alone-nine thousands pounds
The solid shot from these guns weighs eighty pounds
and the loaded shell only a few pounds less thus
were the whole eleven guns fired at once, with solid
shot, the weight of metal thrown into the enemy
would be greater by 800 pounds than the combined
broadside Of first class sloopof-war mounting twenty
three FOUNDERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

PRoPHETIo.-In Lord Byron's Course of Minerva"
in denuncation of Lord Egins robbery of the temple
Of Palas, occur the following lines:
Look to the East where Ganges swarthy race
Shall shake your tyrant empire to it's base;
Lo there rebellion rears her ghastly head,
And glares the Nemesis of native dead,
Till Indus rolls deep purpureal flood,
And claims his long arrear Of Northern blood.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
Cons,.mpito,s and Dyspepsia.

LEX. a. II. IlkANN[DoN
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens New Orleans that
he has arrived in the city and will devote his
attention to the treatment of diseases the Lungs Stomach
and Liver.
Having spent scme fifteen in the study and
of diseases affecting these the East
Europe and the United States he has believing
that few be eonfded him which will pena
nenly cured
Examinations, in all cases, gratuitous.
Office of Camp and Natchez Streets floor
over the Louisiana Mutual insurance Company d24 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

HORACE GREsLY AS ALRoruRER- Horace Greely
recently delivered very refreshing lecture at Clinton
Hall, New York, on poets and poetry The lecturer
reviewed the whole field from Job to Elizabeth Bar
reft Browning, and treated many generally held
saered with great freedom and with his mittens off.
Homer he confessed q bore; Shakespeare was toady
and tory Pope, an easy verse writer; out Milton,
Burns, Mras Hssnsns, rennyson and the Brownings
shone ur - Bis fayorites.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

Fosslds GossIp The Empress Eugenie (the Eu-
ropean news says) is having yatch built at Havre,
on scale Of unusual magnifcence. It ia to be a
model of the Victoria and Albert, and is to be called
the Napoisos It Eugenie.
lady Of high life (says the Paris correspondent OF
the Court Journal) has suddenly disappeared. She
Is non est On the very unromantic account Of debt
Her Is said to have been unbounded and
to her gauiier alone she owes over f6OO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

MAGNETIC PHENOMENA OF THE GLoBE.--A paper
was lately read by Mr.. James D. Drummond, before
the BRUSH Association of Science containing an out
lne OF theory OF the structure and magnetic phe.
nomena OF the globe The substance of the theory
was that, as Is now generally held. the earth had
cooled down from liquid state to its present condi
tlon and that is, consequently crust with fluid
nucleus in which tidal waves occur, and that this
suppositon OF tidal waves is capable Of explaining
the electric and yoltaic phenomena on the surface
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
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