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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
NUMBER. IT'S.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
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q 81. 80 - T.
= PHLADELrHIA, Sept. 25-The Bank Of Pennsyl-
vania has suspended. The President says thst the
suspension Is only temporary. 4
The Girard Bank is paying specie for notes, hut
checks are not honored until O'Clock, p N
There is heavy run on the city banks. ~
All our banks are besieged by depositors and note
holders. a" d
There is much alarm, and business in .Imost en-.
tirely suspended. /
The Girard Bank still refuses 70 pay checks Or
notes above $40.
The Commercial Bank and other banks DE taking
the same course. sa :
The run will probably cause the entire suspension
of specie 20
The excitement is becoming intense. ~
NEW YORK, Sept. 25-The Bank OF Medina hal
failed. 7t71
Bangs & Bros, book auetioneers, have failed.
| Later.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Money matters thi
afternoon are worse, II possible, than ever There
great demand for Eastern exchange at per cent
premium.
general conference Of the Banks, by their presi
dents, was held to-day. r NfS3
A temporary suspension Of specie payments o.
checks and bills exceeding $40 was resolved upon IN
animously by all the banks in this city the rule Il
| commence tomorrow. '"* q
4 lt4a Domestic Markets
ST. LOUIS, Sept 25.-Flour advancing. Wheat de
Ginning; Red $ll24; White 81 Is. Corn firm; Mixet
SOC; White 81 to 55c. Oats firm at SO to soc. HEM
500 to 800. '''ass'e ~ y.-1 r. s'E9a @
| soGG Rock Island Bridge Case. W
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The case Of the steamer Ell,
Alton W. Rock island Railroad Company has been OF
trial for two weeks. The jury fails to agree and
discharged. Sr8 E@fH ~ t7
~ River Intelligence.
YIcKsBuRG, Sept. 25.-The Judah Touro passed d
4 and the Princess at this evening" iia S3 ytg5s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

MOBILE BoATs IN DEMAND.-so greatly are some
being received from New Orleans for their purchase.
One yachting friend, enamored of Mr.. Jackson Q.
Bellknaps little boat Whirlwind, the crack of the
fourth Glass; offered what deemed an ample price;
but Mr. Belknap fonnd it insufficient to part him and
his pet Finding that he could not procure the first
Of the little ones, the gentleman purchased at a
liberal figure the second best And so the Tornado
is gone to figure in future regattas on the lake under
an alias doubtless that will veil her from our knowl-
edge. Mobile Register, Wednesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

~N DIR. GUSTINE,S OFFICE FOR TREAT
%AN&MENT OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and Imperfee
ette Square.
All surgical operations of the Eye Cas.
rac Squnting the insertion Of Artificial Eyes ai2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

A Cool SU1CIDE.-A man named Kline poisoned
himself in New York few days ago, and when taken
to the hospital in state of delirium, charged his
wife with having administered the deadly potion.
1t was proved however, that she was innocent. The
Mirror states the following circumstances:
Kline said he was going to take poison, and his
Kline then went off to dlng store corner of Essex
and Delaney streets and purchased three cents worth
Of arsenic, telling the clerk, Lewis Ellis that he was
going to poison rats. Kline did not return to his
house, but suffered to take the poison in drink
at some porter house.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

In the foundations of the great temple of Baalbee
are stones twelve feet square and over sixty feet long
lifted high upon the wall and perfectly jointed They
weigh from six to eight hundred tons.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

TERRIBLE BOILER ExpLos1oN.-On the 16th the
boiler of steam Touring mill exploded in Baltimore
with terrible effect tearing to pieces the portion
OF the mill, and destroying three dwelling houses in
the immediate vicinity. The Patriot says:
On the east side of Semmers alley, near Fawn
street. adjoining that portion of the mill which con-
tanned the boiler, resided Mrs Ann Colbert, who,
with three of her sisters, Mrs. Farrell Mrs Connor,
and Mrs. Maloy, with their five children, were in the
house at the time the explosion took place. The
whole south wall Of the building was shattered, q
portion falling in upon the company assembled and,
strange to say, but person was killed, child Of
Mrs. Maloy, named Anna, aged three and a half
years life was extinct when she was taken from the
ruins. A second child, named Mary Ellen, aged two
years. was so seriously injured about the head breast
and arms, that she cannot possibly survive.
A number of other persons, mostly children, were
seriously injured. The mill belonged to Messrs. Lee
A. Welby.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
COAST PACKET sTEAnIER

Payou Sara Fort Adams, Willamspor Port
Hudson aud intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
Wm McComb MASTER will her old trips commencing
saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the season
leaving New Orleans every SATURDAY evening a. oc9ck
cars from Woodyille. : ~ H.. -. m, D.
nA clerk will be on the eVee 10 receive iresH on ihhrs
day morning. - %
and freight ali hours Of the day and night
iySl II HOLMES & CLAUSS II Tchoupitoulas ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock 7. NJ.
RE GULAN WE DIN e ID
6sAulhf PACKET-The superior running packet steam
: Ieayes every THURSDAY, at 5o'cIock, P. NJ. ~
REGULAR THURSDAY. U.

Mail Packet steamer H. =" Nlcttae, "
is Richarson, master, leaves for Mlliken's Bend;
ycksburg, Grand Gulf Rodney NatGhez Fort Adams Red
Plauemine Donadsonvle, carrying the T. S. Mail For
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations apply
board, or to ,o
NJ. The R. w McRAE, will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills ladng it, with the privilege of reshppug
al yict sb,,rp iel7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

~ in 1888 by Madame Lefs' ana con on
ducted since 1910 by Madame Desbayaux street,
tween Customhonse and Benye streets, New Orleans
The Summer of this establishment a. fass
10 FIFTY boarde and an INDEFINITE numper OF
a SrhanTs Attached to the premises fne bath house
ana rnoa wharf The insstion provides thorough and sub
sana instruction in every stage and m ~
and offers facilities for the OF e
guage Singing Solfege taught by MI tne
known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera MI
Singing and solIege IN the eslaohheh ne
will also give private lessons in families q,
Examinations in music place every month during winter
in the city; and every fortnight during the az the
dny scbniSsrs S e ' my261 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
ANOTHER ELoPEMENT CAsE.-From the Shelbyville
Banner We clip the following: ~. ~ ~

ANOTHER ELoPEMENT CAsE.-From the shelbyville
Banner we clip the following: ~
A young sprig from Kentucky who has been in
this vicinity for several months, became acquainted
with the daughter of of our citizens living few
miles east Of town. A mutual attachment sprung up
between the parties which resulted in proposition m
of marriage. The parents assumed the responsibility
to reject the suit and the disappointed lover was no
titled to discontinue his visits. secret interview
was obtained, and the young parties made engage
ments to elope Accordingly, on Sunday night, the
damsel had succeeded in getting from under the pa
ternal roof and had scarcely reached the arms OF her
lover, short distance from the house, until disco
very of the flight was made. An alarm was mnedi-
atey raised, and all hands, women and dogs were in
hot pursuit The es sought eage IN bn
the cohesive power of attraction soon brought them
together again, but not without losing time in the
race The pursuers were now close upon them that
they were compelled to drop their luggage which
consisted of two carpet bags containing the outfit Of
two weeks cruise. They managed to elude their
pu1suers however, and doubtless before this become
the victims of matrimony.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

Among the Mormons boys of ten and twelve years
of age are enrolled in military bands called The
Hope OF Israeli ts4.s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

A NDERSON ID, DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n N MT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOU BILE
ACTING STCTIoN AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

POULTRY AND ARsENIc.-Ether from ignorance or
murderous disregard Of the lives of the people of
Geneva, the fattenng influence of arsenic has been
brought to bear upon the chickens supplied to the
market of that city The police one morning seized
quantity of delicate plump chickens, brought in
was examined and to the horror of everybody found
to contain arsenic. number Of individuals were ar
rested, but nothing further had been disclosed:
=..a " New York Times.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

On Sundays the train will leave the city hour from
o'clock A. NJ, until 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Horse will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock the Lake every night hour after the last
train Extra ospecia trips whenrequired by notifying
the conductor -.-
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge which
Ia also made Flag Station where the train will
when required from AM to r. NJ except down trips H.
IL and oclk and trips u and AZ oclk Fare each
Is Tickets down be purchased
the ticket Office and The conductor notified
The daily Horse and from GENTLY Ridge stopping
required will from the Lake al 6 O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave as follows:
The City The Gentlly Ridge
At......... O'Clock A. NJ At......10 O'Clock A. N.
4'::: 4':::::::::::G r:n. Al: Al: " FA'
HFor the Lake-Eaeh trip Immediately after train.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

FATAL COLLISION AT SEA.--Yesterday morning a
large American ship, the Western Star, of Boston,
put into Queenstown, nearly in a sinking condition
About o'clock that morning she came into collision
with strange vessel off the Old Head of kinsale,
went right over her. sending her to the bottom, with
every one on board. So sudden was the occurrence,
the two vessels meeting in the dark that the crew of
was bark, but could ascertain nothing of where she
was from, or to what nation her crew belonged, ex-
cept that some of the latter who were on deck when
she was struck appeared to be neither American nor
British. A Genoese ship arrived also yesterday, the
Captain of which expressed his opinion that the lost
vessel was from his country, but in all probability it
will never be clearly ascerained what ship she was or
where she was from. Some merchant will, no doubt,
miss her. and many hearts will beat anxously in vain
for the return of those who formed her none
will be able to say positively that she was the
they looked for. [Cork reland) Examiner, lst inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

Z " IL
EA Ea E9ssf IEssI ROUTE TO TEXAS-For 9TfNRa
powder Horn )Saving One Days Time we'll Re.
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance,
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW OR
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwck's Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and OPELOUSAS of 1900
then each built expressly for this and
to avoid dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
sage Of the Texas bars
Passengers will Orleans the Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. 10 clock commencing Sunday the 10th of
May 1857.
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denison.
THURSDAYS.
Returning the days of leaving Indiauola will be WEnNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
Landing in New Orleans the foot of St Louis
will be transported through of destination without
charge kind the lowest heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply at the office of the Company,
he only office of the lii New Orleans of St. Peter
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
of the steamers may be and state secured.
A. b. SFGER, Vice President
myll If N. o., Opelousas and G. W. Railroad Co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

NTEwEIL COTTON NSCRENVS-sIx AND NINE
IN by twelve feet long cut IN lahe out
OF solid metal supply store and for sale az the usual
prices SAMUEL =. GlltMAs,
jy3o Sm&W ~ OGraVier street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

A SINGULAR SYMPArHY MnrM8s-A meeltng,
called as an expression of sympathy With fhsfevollI
sepoys Of India, was held h New York o III svsr
ming cf 18th inst Aboot . thousand persons, pri1ef
pally Irshmen, were present, md Col DohDsy ~
The moving spirit " tte occasion. II W. Ayssy u.
orderly and ridicalSus aasir, ss3s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

The above splendid passenger packets Will leave
on their regular days without fail the hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to. ,....u. ...,-..
will not be responsible for any letter OF package
Containing MONEY! eweiry other valnables unless regular
bills of aing are taken Specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board or 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

ORLEANS. JACK.
Gsps HS3 irtssSSsS4saAS5aS SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
6&E4GsEKSNE-YHSR ABROAD.
Passenger Train leaves New oriean daily at SO O'Clock
A. NJ arrives Brookhaven Miss hundred and twenty
eight les from New Orleans s25 O'Clock p n Returning
leaves Brookaven every day at $50 O'clock A. M, and
reaches New Orleans at 3lS o'clock p NJ.
FARE-Three cents mile each way Children under five
of free Children between five and twelve years
and colored persons, half price.
b. SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the Office of the
Company Calliope and Magnolia s also family tickets
whoes or halves in packages Of alta reduced price
Colured permitted to ride the trains without
written pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
the stations and from which they AS the pass will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for in
direction Only those making trip both ways will have to be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
intermediate stations 40 A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday leaves Brookhaven for New Orleans and
morning. $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular saton
to receive and deliver freight but any other days.
~ No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after S o'clock P. n.
T. s. WILLIAMS, Sup't Transportation.
line of four horse mail from Bookhaven
Jackson jackson Brookhaven
ing with the passenger trains. So If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

ANOTHER POLITICAL PARsoN FALLEN-Another
of the three thousand shrekers has tumbled into the
bottomess pit. The Albany On. " Argus of a
recent date furnishes the particulars of the case,
follows !: .---........ '... l-5F ...
Rev. Mr.. Bovine is an exhorter and preacher in the
Methodist Church, is widower has several children,
and generally lives with his son, who has been mar
,red about one year, and who resides Vermont,
in this county. About two weeks since this reverend
gentleman was arrested in Eisville and taken before
Anson Smith on charge of having committed a
rape on the person Of his daughter-in-law. The
charge was sustained and the right reverend old
scoundrel is held in bond of $500 to make his ap-
pearance for trial at the next term of our Circuit
Court Mr.. Bovine, we are credibly informed, is one
Of the immortal three thousand Black Republican
preachers who made such indellible asses af them
selves some three years since, in their petition to
Congress. He is fair specimen of almost the entire
crowd. There is scarcely pententiary in the North
that does not contain one or more of them and you
cannot pick up journal that does not tell how
"another' has been dsrobed of his hypocrisy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

Leaves every SATURDAY at IL o'clock A. NJ.
- REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
elHLlsG ing Packet for Wick shurg-The steamer r. w.
tsSsssssssz4 Adams, Ch Marshall master viii leave
for arrenton New Carthage, Grand Gulf St. Jo
seph Rodney Waterproof. Nschez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge Piaguemine Donadsonve and the Coast,
above. freight passage, apply Oh board or To- ~
' R.-W. ADAMS & co.
Yazoo river freight high with the privilege
n rsshinninp sel6 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

BLOODY SHOOTING AFFRAY IN FLoRIDA.-In the
Savannah News of the 2lst, we find the following
A man by the name Of Hornsby residing about 13
Gates, been charged with stealing % his peisbbors'
stock and had been notified by them leave the set
tlement by Tuesday last. Hornsby not complying,
several set out for his house on that day, for the
e n 70 t
the party, killing a man by the name Of Rumph, and
wounding an old man by the name of Radcliffe and
his son. also wounding the horse of another Of the
party, which, falling crushed his riders leg. The
fire from the house was returned, and Hornsby and
his wife both killed. A child which is supposed to
have been in the mothers arms, is also badly wound
ed, and it was thought would die In the afray eight
persons shot three of whom killed. Another
Of the wounded mem it is Thought will not recover.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
W A N T E D,


kkR WANTED-A SHIP OR BARK TO LOAD
Hi IN Dispatch Line for Boston, cargo ready and quick
aH6 JONES, MACKINDER 4 co. 81 Gravier st.
sm WANTED TO CHARTER AN Al
T ship of from 500 to $50 tuns for voyage Calcutta
m7s J. IL AsHkRfbGE f:f CO. 12o commcnst.
9fHESSSsts HH& SEk "A = dHSS4f dAHASf
SUMNER aKRasaEa1ESF: sssHaHA FAiLfoAp'
foot Of % o hs sqaa syf Hs
Outward Trains Leave
Algers bepot ..'..'.''.'.'''-.'.'...at A. NJ
Arri, Arrivs at Brasbear cv Berwcks Bav Io n
Inward Trains Leave
Arrive at Grena at $50 p NJ
Express trains Stopping regular stations only AFiers
boats connecting with the leave the foot of St Ann street
Freight viii be received for Berwics Bay and intermediate
stations the wharf foot Of ST. Louis street day. All up
freight except that intended for Texas be paid by ship
pers. AL
MAX sta55 kS GEAA
The Glasses in the Grammar School and Commercial Insti
The reopenng The Collegiate Course will take place on the
The Board Administrators have Profs c. w
SEARS and LOUIS DuFAU with the management
these three departments and the institution
The valuable of the following Professors
". Q. DUNCAN and j. McKEowN for the English
WIN: BATTER, for Natural Sciences . r
G. GEssNER and j. GENrIL, for the Ancient and Modern
The Mathematical department remain under the special
Fer fbsp ss4rpss Sf Pref SEARS AIRS and
eu3l I'm LOUIS DUFAU.
~ Sawed Weaherboar ding both rough and dressed
o 1 the very best heart nbe sale s for rougb.
Lumber sawed torder. = -l... e. d..
auls en- STAR planning Mills, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

CARROlIl, fhllCf1ARp utc.s
Union Row, 50 Carondelet st.
n3D If T. B. SMITH, No. Tchonpiton las st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
s-.s> r-rzz--NEV ORLEANS, JACK
EsRs - l1Eeffsss4s%SS 5aS0N AND GREAT NORTHERN

Hs-For the Lake-Eaeh trip Immediately after train
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

6R FOR CADIH-PAssAGE oNLY-THE Al
MX%\ fast sailing American ship Arlington, Horton,
k master having all her cargo engaged and going
board, will have quick dispatch
BAXTER, LOWELL co.
For PASSAGE apply to the captain on board seS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
\ AONTG0 emery WHITE SULPHER
SpRT ES

THIS WATERING PLACE viii open Tor the reception
il Of Visitors ths i0th day Of Jaue uext.
Do is uafed latern 0pe Of The Aiieghan
the mmit, Montgomery CouHiy, Virginia, seventy
eight mike. West Of iyrch8urg ana hundred miles
gha aud tennessee il oad FROM vhich there brauch
Ktilroad othe door oi b. Reception House.
Tuese Wat have 1e-uTt-d many years b. She
people OF the surouuj country and since me place has
been improved By Vsfg large nrmbtr Of Ntsit1 from
many Of ta Union, most nf whom testify
their efficacy a num0st O.dis-asrs.
The iuproTeme OF FIRST ORDER the rloms
lafge AID airy, sd nf them arranged particular
Teadid 10 TIE c0mlOlt and cnnfeB enc Of FfmilirB
The Dining has deem much enlarged since last
season ard Etlf bU un9Br he 81 G..
lH'EPsoN, ksq sol kchmGu, capacity caterer s
Unsurpassed.
To The seekers OF alb o. Pleasure ihs place presents
attractions Sc ID m 10 be m-t Nalsua Place, aad
b. e1nd % ngue NTH vi n,
10 addition tas hai cad fastes BY Which visitors
from leetaus 81 ihs country be brought she door
o. tle Reception Hou e,i7s5r vi be day Lne sa2s[ =
-Four Horse COacns, % way 81 hs o. ~ RT-r White Sol
Pbur SPRINGS AID the clbraisd sat LsSe- 20 he H5 SAT-
GIeenbder Wine pheraud sweet springs
The Llnchburg % gian Irleg aph G0mpf ~ ave
constructed branch ther Line hssu eprngs anoSahef
an OGi 70 on the Receplloh use. ~.
ample pfosiiDn his bee INSIDE fOrthg comf0ratc So
eomm0dgLOn Ohe Th0a und edoft els -
spared totsnd5r TIE sui pr arfeeEbIe.
hJbEkl e. afGUBf, FEHsfr,
Montgomery " kite Sglbhlr Spunzs Comuuny.
nrn.aH I'll "a -aNI. Hu u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

PRTEAEBEK OK At FCBLIg TETDUE
An Offering f5F sale privately until me l0n dsg OF
June, ls57, that valuable AID dasa5,o ID Housa
LOt No. l34, North Narket prFeut occupied ma
owned b Eli L. Wo a. fronting O. esl inches anl runs
niug back l53 r. Inc h9ues contains rooms,
large ball below aal above, and % p0fch "a ne
he Out Buidns consist Oi store R0 no, ervanls
house s built in supeToF ~ zd dnsh me outer uala
being u inches thick from he %, has aieF
been r5panted and par and isnoE In good frasr Ta
pr1peuy s situated M thriving pora f ths Lit aud
a. man OF bunsas, is tupeuof io Any OF I'd beng
purchase residence nd Hoad eEaminaton gf
he preui e. 0elora ha day Of sao are rauhn
are 0asrug 1area The viii ave b. ssssf1n
msdaiey II desired, pay fenl he isi day q ltnug
nezi, at ihe raie Of 500 PEI annum.
fEEM4 o. SALh Ia credit o. one two an three garI,
with Interest OATS sscuny Required lieu
Cd n not sotd pfaiyy u VIA BE- u1ered the tgnsat
bidder The PREMISES on The shove cay. For
ueuiars call on 3 X. GLASGOW,
may 23-ld Aglli,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
Painting EetabIishment

BUILDERS Househuidors &e are requested 10 take no
- lice thar the undrrs gn-d having made the necessary
arrangemeus ard secured the serYces OF c0mpeaut woTE
men, Is noa prepared 10 take
Laige Contracts
Ia me me OF DIS soeatiOu IN at is various branches
IL the depar tmeus 30
~ use Painting,
The subscriber prepared b visa the greatest
promptneszs AL inracs DO age nhieh a pc zen
deEed q 50 AID upon terms Vhieh oaaaot a " give
satisfaction
He ID also prepared TO execute an manner Of
Sign and ornamental Paiatihg, Ginning and
MarbllIes
Having In that department secured the services Of ne most
expert and EpeTienced ARTISTS.
The subscriber would request persons having Work N az
line 70 give HIM es before MAXIM lhgl penis
march6-dtf H. i, FILE AlA6s
N0.sg Union st. between Cherry 4 Sumner