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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
Spring Fashions.

just received by
E. l.. E. B o N N E T.
81 A Full Stock Of Spring
FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOWERS; @
BONNER TRIMMING and BELT RIBBONS; $
STRAW and SILK BONNETS;
~ TARLETANS; GRAPE LISSE;
6 OIL SILK and TISSUE;
Walls; BRIDAL WREATHs;
BUSHES, all Descriptions; ...r
FLORENCE Silks ..fHt PCS.
MEMS and BOYS HATS
LEGHoRN FLATS;
ur ~ BLONDES, LACEs, etc; Us mn
$50 DRESS TRIMMINGS;
r, ..5l-a.-a4r BUGLEs, FANCY ARTICLES, etc.
full assortment of MILLINERY ARTICLES, TO which h,
calls the attention of city and country buyers. ~
E. L. E. BONNET, o.
fe25 2p6 .. 60 Canal street.
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Furniture Eyurey'oonl
Cdrpetfseg, etc.

j. d. CAMERON e CO.,
I24............CANAL STREET, ............I24
Offer sale a choice assortment Of
English Velvet and Brussels Carpeing;
Superior Three-Ply and Ingram =.
Stair and Hall =. =.
Baizes, Rugs, Stair Rods, Door Mats, etc.
WINDOW CORNICES
By recent arrivals have added largely stock
can now exhibit fine variety.
WINDOW SHADES.
wehave great variety of sly MANY designs just re-
Ceiyed, of various sizes
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
81 BrocRelle; silk and Worsed amask Worsted Cot
ton all Cotton, all Worsted Lace and Muslin Curtains Vest
bue Door Lace; Bands Loops Cords FrinCe
Gimps ETC. fe23 2p6t
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Sugar Planters, Heefine,.s,

And others interested respectfully invited the
operation of H. o. AMES LEAF PAN for the manufacture
of Sugar. Refining etc. and for which patent has
been applied for.
In bringing ont this invention its claims to public favor
based upon its real merits II is in daily operation the Re
fnery of Mr. NJ s. Brnger Commerce street, between Julia
and st Joseph Streets between the hours of 10 to IL
practical proofs of its operation to be Witnessed and which
need be be believed. 1t itself particularly
to Planters cooperating 50 per greater quantity in
half the time with saving of IS per
ordinary processes employed plantations.
am fully prepared for the erection of entire
partial trains of this or of my construction
DANIEL EDWARDS,
IS, so and 80 New Levee St,
fe25 2p6t New Orleans,
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Spring .FOttreaNtes
DRESS SILKS, EN- 70 D E r ES
Dress Goods and Millinery.

N %
D. P. sc AMI An & CO.,
Nos Il and "A Charities street.
received by late arrivals, splendid assortment of
NEW DRESS SILKS FOR THE SPRING-Comprisirg Taife-
as de Naples and Fuuards Ecosais Imprimes Cad
rifles. Chimes, striped and plain colored and black-n
pieces and in Robes a-V Giants.
Rich ORG NDIES and JACONETs. BAREGEs and GREN.
ApINES
SETS OF VALENCIENNEs, Point de Gaze Alencon An
geerre and de Bruxeles aces also, LACES Of the
description in pieces.
FALLS POINTS, NANTES and sHAWLs Of black Chan
lilly and Point Lace
Rich SPRING RIBBONS-New styles.
Silk, Hair and Straw BONNETs, HATS aud BOOMERS fol
Ladies and Misses.
We will continue offer the whole OF stock of WINTER
| GOODS at and below
fe23 2p3t ID. I. SCANLAN ~ CO.
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<CoTToN.--The receipts for the twenty.four hours
ending at O'Clock last evening were, by the Belfast,
from Memphis, 1921 bales 1; National, from Shreve.
port, 1,0l6; Republic, 35l !; jackson railroad, Ice ;
A. W. Glaze, from Opelousas, 500 Frank Keeling,
from Bguff river, Gil Total 5,0S1 bales.
Exports yesterday, for Trieste 1889 bales Gotten
berg, 1,ss4 New York, 2se. Total, 4,oO9 bales.
There were also cleared for Charleston Is bales Sea
Island, presumed that our keeneyed buyers in this
market could not appreciate its quality, and it goes
to Charleston for better price.
We also observe the clearance of 3,345 barrels of
-four and 500 barrels of rosin for Rio de Janero We
desire the decrers of city to make note of this
cargo, and not only this, but many others for the
same destination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

A CuRIosiTY.-The Genoa ivory crucifx which the
monk Carlo Antonio Perenti carved in his cell at
Genoa, and which subsequently came into the posses
sion of c. Edwards Lester-who made public exhi-
biton of its to be placed in the church of St.
Peter and st. Paul, at Philadelphia.
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Ctoaks and Essssia,, E,,.,.s.
COME TO THE LADIES,
FASHIONABLE CLOAK rxprrSE

COME TO THE LADIES'
FASHIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE.
iae VIII De sure to find unlimited stock Of all kinds
u falcy "oods; 1000 yards of rich French Silks
30 GASES PARIS MADE RONNETs
~ rich Lace aud Muslin Sets 500 sets Russian Frs. ON oos
Id shawls fun assortment of rich aces and Ribbons La
r'e horo"efea Night and Morning Gowns and new style
ooes de 'hambre; $50 Rich Embroidered I[audkerchefs;
" assortment OF Dress Goods; Rich Founced Barppes Or
seS anu issues full assortment of Bridal and BABY Ar
reS Aaas Embroidered Under Skirts and new style Corse;
ae kch Shell Combs Fancy Bag, and Poeuopuaiss and
AS this is already known as the
W." ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILIA FACTORY
ana the only one in the city keeps an Unlimited STOCK os
WI, ne L 81 LEs, for Ladies' Misses Babies We
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLoAEs of orrp own
MANUfAcTuRING at half the usual price, and will raarap.
zee sell them less than half the price Of those boses that 20
on North to hny some Cloaks sell again
Merchants buying Coaks, Bonners Silks E,hro;5s ~,
any Fancy Goods should call IN CANALSTREFr
D. E. KEEGAN
IA
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VANNUcHr's MussuA.-This place of amusement will
amply repay visit. The Ramsbottom Ministries and
Mile Florence the chief attractions, though Mime
oceana is by far the greatest. The wax statuary
tableaux are superb to behold: the Museum is, in
short, museum Z clean through The Minstrels
are at present doing up burlesqae on "The Forty
Thieves which ickes their auditors prodigiously.
Go and see them tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

LATER FROM CHINA.--A private letter from Hong
Kong, dated December 18th, says the U. S. ship Le
want is near the factories The San Jacinto alag
ship is at Whampoa, and the Portsmouth at Hong
Kong bound for Shanghai. The officers and men
had exhibited the greatest gaantry in their attacks
on the Barrier Fort, and while guard duty at Can
ton. None of the officers of the squadron were
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Col. Ed. Pickett, Jr., has
sold the Yicksburg Sentinel and resumes the prac
tice of law in Memphis. Col. VIM. Wallace WASH
ington Wood, formerly of this city, has purchased
and taken editorial charge Of the paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
ns- Hostettcr's Bittcrs-Dyspept.cs if you

Ia Hostettcf's Bitttrs-Dyspcpttcs,f IT You
would be WE'LL bottle of Hostee Biters. 1t like
charmn giving healthy the digestive organs and in
strengthening the system. Ept cially its utility
tonic preventative of anguor Of the highest value when
the whole and muscular system and effects
condition which permits the approach Of disease There is
single instance Of its failure do good where has
according directions. TryJt by drug
ps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

THRILLING STREET SPEcTAcLE.-At half past G.,
precisely, tonight, Mr. Mcfarland, the great tight
rope performer will walk across St. Charles street
wire only Of an inch in diameter, stretched from
the top Of the Amphtheater to the top of the building
opposite. The performances tonight are for Mr.. Nc
Farlands benefit, and be has prepared Splendid en-
tertaiument for his guests at the circus This is the
last exhibition but two of spalding Rogers great
triple circus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

LAND WARRANT FoRGERIEs.-There have been
about twenty convictions during the past year for
land warrant forgeres, the last three of which occur
red in Maine, and were yesterday reported to the
Commissioner of Pensions by telegraph.
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No. . Camp Street.

E. ILLON
Offers for sale fue stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and
SILVERWARE at
Very Low Prices!
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES,
which have been selected with care ranging price
from $40 90 $50 90.
A very elegant assortment of Full and Half Sets Of
JE W ELRY
Bracelets Brooches Ear Rings, Sleeve Buttons Bosom But.
tons, Vest Chains, Neck Chains, Chaelaines,
Belt Buckles Charms etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAME SPECTACLEs
Silver and Plated Ware.
FANCY GOODS, ETC., ETC., etc.. IN GREAT VARIETY.
E. DILLON,
fe23 2p6t No. Camp
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CRIsp's GAIETY.--Mr. Anderson and Miss Els
worthy appear tonight in sehiller's great play Of
" The Robbers which they gave with the most
thrilling effect, before crowded audience, few
nights since. After the play, the opera troupe will
revive Broughams great burlesque, Pocahon-tas,'
in which Miss Rosale Dnrand appears as John Smith,
Miss Georgina Hodson as Po-cahoa-tas, Dayidge as
Po,chat.an, Wallace as the Dutchman and the Misses
Duckworth and all rthe rest Of the girls the jolly
Continentals" This piece was given last night to
an audience who went into ecstacies over it. The
Gaiety will be densely packed tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

A fresh stock and fine Of JOSEPH RODGERS
POCKET KNIVES the best cutlery known. Also, his UNE-
QUALED SCISSORS of every size from the finest the
largest plantation size for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
-nt n.ln.
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CroCEel'y at wholesale,

S A NJ UEL E. MOORE s. co.
No. 40 Camp street.
We have in receiving direct from Liver
pool, very large stock of all kinds of EARTHENWARE,
suitable for the country trade. In part:
WHITE STONE CHINA.
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENwARE
BLUE-EDGED, CREAM COLORED and DIPT WARE.
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and SAUCERS.
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKEMY.
PRESSED GLASS TuMBLERS and GOBLETS.
BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, etc.
COMMON CASTER FIR AMES
CASTER BOTTLES MOLASSES CANS.
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS.
All of which will be sold New prices and packing
guaranteed. fe2 2pf
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FisE's
Plain and Printed Ltuels.

300 pieces PRINTED LINENS at 25c per yard mp;
1910 EXTRA FAMILY LINEN at IS per piece up.
$50 very superior Brd's-Eye DIAPER at per yard
100 beautiful Double Daask French TABLE SETS at
Si2 50 a set up.
P. Il E. REILLY &4CO.,
Sign Of the Golden Flax,
fe2I 2p6t 196 Cara strsft
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Merchants Refinery.

We are prepared to fill orders for choice REBOIED LOU
ISIANA MOLASSES and SYRUP
ROSS, ADDISON & CO.,
fe20 2p4n G. Tchoupitoulas street.
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A~ For Associate Justice-lessrs. Editors /:
Please Judge j. N LEA candidate for
the Office of Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
Talk on ,Change.

1t is unnecessary for to note the events of yes
terday further than to remark that the authorities
Of New Orleans and its citizens in general have
achieved impershable honor in the respect paid to
the remains of the late DR.. Kane, full account of
which will be found in another column. His dstin-
gushed services in the cause of SCIENCE humanity,
and we may add, commerce, was freely commented
on in all circles, and in freely than within
the precincts of change, on st. Charles street.
Business was pretty active in the forenoon yester
day. The landings are full of produce, and likely to
continue so for some time. In the meantime, good
demand for the varied products of the West is coming
in from Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Texas and North
western louisiana 1t is firm belief that we shall
have more produce from the West than ever before.
If there is any deficiency, it will be only in oats
potatoes, and some other minor articles. Though
there is at this time considerable falling off in the
receipts of corn, yet we think it will be made up be-
fore the season closes.
As for cotton, every ones mind is about made up
regarding it. At the same time, we give the follow
ing letter received yesterday from Liverpool, which
will give an mixing of the views Of spinners and
dealers in cotton in Liverpool. Our cotton circulars
however, alude to the great increase in India cotton
whichs expected to arrive during the season in Liv
erpoo 1t is hardly probably that those who expected
fifteen cents for mddling by the LIST of March, will
realize their anticpations. 1t will be seen that the
heavy receipts at the ports on this side seem to
shake belief on the other side. ats nous ,res7ons
| next month, and we have only to add, remember
March, the ides of March remember. II
l. From our correspondence received yesterday, we
| take the following:
/ [Per Europa. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81, 1857.
Il We enclose you circulars of The
short crop 400 baes} Of cotton is matter of 50 much i'm
This that the Government political
Times continues TO write regarding itying plan
by hook by crock of American
cotton less price than France and other continental
| merss-hRye paid and continue pay.
The grand idea the cotton here and then the price
be managed accordingly II attempted the impress
sion that holders of cotton in the Southern States will break
doWifhat they have not the hoidlosng sight
irey Of the fact that money cheap and abundant with YOU
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASRET.

Those beautiful BURIAL CAsKETS, formerly sold by P f.
COOK Co. No s. St Charles street have been purchased by
the undersigned who offers the for sale the prces
at No. 200 Camp street.
ol32ply DANIEL MONROE.
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Sspa,, s Co.'S Georgia Lottery.
uNRIyALBD@ scHEMEl ~
Glass IS.

To he drawn in the city ATLANTA Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, February Is 1867,
ON THE PLAN OF SIN Il NJ ERsH
o If the most BRILL SCHEMES offered the Public
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fel6 2pl0t
To Ladies'.

BONNETs-BO NNETS-BONNETs-Just received four
BONNETS Style for the season. very reduced
prices.
LION & PINSARD,
fei6 2nl0t &C and 6s Royal street, corner Bienvle.
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atNba1llU journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. $50 DAILY TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY
The above paper is published lie spal of Alabama and
Is oue Of the Oldest andbest established papers State
has the largest circulation vicinity in the interior and in
that portion of Alabama and Western which trades
with New Orleans 1t consequently the best medium for ad
yersng by Merchants in New Orleans desire 10 trade with
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors
7 r NJ
Mo. 3Mo. Ono. IL No.
Daily, square 10 $500 sl3 90 so 90
Weekly, square, . 80 $50 1000 20 90
TrWeeky, squRre.... 100 500 l2eO ls 90
Subscription to Daily per annum ..... ....s 81 90
=. Tn-Weeky per annurn ...-...... 8 90
Weekly per ............. 2 90
s Subscriptions and Advertisements received Mt the Cres
office. ;.22 .,
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.MNnkiLlNs!
.WerCefy! .UerCery !!

Received by late arrivals, assortment Of RIBBONS
TAPE TOMBOULE Fringed Buttons, PcadorRs, Eelvets,
etc., very moderate prices For sale by
LION & PINSARD,
fel6 2plOt &c and 6s Royal street corner Btenvle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

CURE OF sTAMMERING.-Professor J. H. Lewen
continues demonstrate his pou figuring that dreadful
pcoiment TO social inereonrse ammering He
nhates as to his day after day. for who
freed from maady which they had supposed incurabe
from giving their testimony for the of fellow.
sufferers We would call attention the new certificate ap-
pended to Prof Levers this mornings pepper The
Professor is always to be found the ST. John House No.
Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

RJ- All persons will please remember that
A. j. FRENCH 1870 Poydras street. only has auction Mondays
aud Saturdays from hapa 10 o'clock AT all other times
he dposng OF his great variety stock of Dry Goods Fancy
Goods Jewery at great bargains private sale
prG
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veterinary Surgeon.

DOCTOR W. PROCT TOR,
No l69 Julia street. between St. Charles Carondeet ss
The Undersigned regularly educated Veterinary Physician
has taken the above named cemmOdious premises
1NF1RMARY for diseased Horses, Cattle His long
experience and practitioner Of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and URGERT in Kentucky Tennessee
rants him IL believing that he give
entrusted 10 him. Where effected charge
will be made.
aSpecial attention given Nckng and Docking the
approved styles,
DR.. W. PROCTOR,
ia2g 2pn No, street
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Pebble SpeCiaCles.

.u. Pebble SpeCtaCles.
Just received by the subscribers large addition their
stock of REAL PEBBLE GLASSES ground periscopic
lenses Of focus ana fitted with Gold Steel
We these glasses be AS PERFECT AN ARTICLE
FOR THE light be obtained in this any other
country: and sch them so with Gold FramesS5 with
Steel For sale BY
HYDE & GOODRICH,
fell 2p9teod Canal and Royal streets.
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The Old Stand,
"a MAGAZINE STREET.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS

NJ
ALFRED MONROE & co,
No. 81 Magazine street, corner of Grnvier,
In order make the reception Of SPRING GOODS,
are now offering their 5e# a.4.
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
at prices which fail please the economical Call
gu ok and secure the BARGAINS in
MS o
YER ... .....
COATS SIT
OVERCOATS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Frock Goats - Dress Goats Business Coats Sac
. Paletots,
Plantations oil every description Vests of description
Under Garments of every description
Cravats, Snspenders,
Gloves, Handkerchief Trunks Yalise Carpet Bags and
Umbrellas,
India Rubber Goods of every description.
The largest retail of goods Or
leans may now, and always, be found at
ALFRED MUNROE & cos
ONEPRICE STORE
te23 2r6t "a Magazine street. Graver.
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Charter Oak stores.
NJ SRS. C. C. BIER Il CO.,
No. 80 Camp Street,

Have just received another invoice of the above CEERA
TED STOVES and invite commission chants strangers aud
others in of CHEAP and superior article 10 give
call, above STOVES of all patterns sizes and
prices, constantly on hand. fe25 2p6t
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TIE Eastern Clarion.

fkUTUINH, MISS,
s. r. ADANS.........
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
y o"y newspaper in the South, is very respectfully
oeed as an advertising medium to the Merchants or y. Or
eaus. ~ VI -''" W.
oF'eFS for advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE, viii
be puuctualy attended to
sOFRA NK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans ~ 2nte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

SUPERIOR CUTLERY. The Damascus and Toledo
blades are the finest and the the world 1t said
that the art OF working and thus finely empeng
to the world but the cutlery produced by Joseph Rodgers
the present day agreat this His knives
if not Of The brooks temper" certainly not 10 be
passed in quality finish by those of any other manufacturer
Some Of the finest specimens of his cutlery obtained at
the store Goodrich ROYAL streets
SILK MAsTILLAs, SHAwLs, Day GooDs Erc-We
call the attention of the trade to the sale of large
Of silk manla aud sbawls seasonabe dry goods etc. which
will take place this day. 10 O'clock A. NJ, BAehe
Leaamons auction rooms " Charities street. Terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRU AIRY rs, 1857.
~ The purser Of the steamship Louisiana has our
thanks for usual favors-late papers, manifest, ETC.
Ra-Mr ]. r. Richardson, clerk Of the steamer
Maria Denning, has placed us under obligations for
late ST. Louis papers.
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Wood, Goat, Tar, Sand, Shells,
StareS, Heading, Shingles ClapboGrds, etc.

Each OF the above will be sold in lots purchasers
Low EST MARKET PRICE. Orders left office No 10
New Basin; in Box 23, Mechanics Dealers Exchange:
Dr. Curtis, Tvo Circe house. No. q Poeyarre st.
will be promptly attended TO-.
fe5 2pm Il. j. WHITE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

sr. HI. COOtels,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Ponte Coupe, West Baton Rouge Fe
lciana. Residence, P0inte Goupee r o., La d3G 2pSm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

BENEFIT TO NICARAGUA We understand that
Messrs Spalding Rogers have kindly volunteered to
give performance at their amphtheater and circuses
on Thursday, 26th February, for the benefit Of the
emigrants now here on their way to Nicaragua, and
for the purchase Of clothing and provisions for those
on the San Juan river who are making their way up
to join Gen. Walker. Among the emigrants are about
one hundred and twenty under command OF Major
Capers from Texas, who expected to be sustained
while in the city,
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LII. II. Buckley,
BOOts! Boots! Boots.
Wanted to Purchase,


STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL or particulars en-
mir : isJtFc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

THE REMAINS OF Dr.. KANE.-The funeral ceremo
MES which were commenced on Monday as marx
respect to the memory of DR.. Kane, whose remain
arrived on the steamship Cahawba from Havana
were continued yesterday. The ags of the publi
buildings, consuates and shipping. were displayed
halfmast, whilst minute guns were fred on Lafayette
Square throughout the day.
In the evening, the Mayors call for . funeral turn
out Was largely responded to- The coffin was takeI
from the Mayor sparlor, in the City Hall, where
had been lying in state and placed upon military
carriage with its pail of stars and stripes and afte
being escorted throughout the principal streets of the
First and Second Districts, and down to the levee
was duly deposited on board the steamer J. E. Wood
ruff for conveyance to Philadelphia via Louisville.
The funeral cortege was very large and respect
able one. 1t consisted of number Of military com
panies, led BY Company G, National Guards; large
representation of the Masonic Order; the Keystone
Association Brig Gen. Palfrey and staff officers Of
the Army and Navy; Mayor and Recorders; Foreign
Consuls, and long procession of private citizens on
foot The tokens of respect shown to the remains of
DR.. Kane have been sincere and heartfelt on every
side; for the death Of the noble and daring naval
officer, who has added much to the repute of our
country abroad and the entertainment and enghten-
ment of his countrymen at home, felt by every
tobe national loss.
The action of Mayor Waterman, from the arrival of
the body to its departure energetic, noble and
praiseworthy in the highest degree. In taking the
initiative and in ordering and experimenting the fu
neral ceremonies throughout, he showed conscious
ness Of his position, and ability to perform all
which that consciousness might inspire. In feeling
pride at the manner in which New Orleans has paid
resnect to one of the countrys most ustrious dead
we feel proud also Of the Mayor who gave shape to
the popular feeling in manner prompt at the be-
ginning and tasteful and appropriate throughout.