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Matter Of Faet-Pathetlc.


Our exchanges were exceedingly dull yesterday.
In fact, there was nothing in them calculated to ex-
cite, interest stimulate The awful orrid 'ot y
weather, that prevails everywhere, seems to have
dulled the energies wits and intelects of our cotem
poraries to such an extent that they have thrown
down the steel pen editorial in utter disgust and con-
cluded to rely upon scissors to get out their re-
spectiVe sheets until cooler season sets in If this
latter supp0stion be well founded, of which there is
little doubt, we applaud the determination which has
been arrived at for who would undertake intellect
ual labor during this sweltering blstering weather.
if he could possibly avoid it? For US of New Or
leans, alas there is such partial relief from daily
duty. We are obliged to toll on, Nevertheless we
don't envy our more fortunate cotemporaries In
stead of that, we wish than Jolly good and pleas
ant time.
Wading through huge pile of exchanges yester-
day we came across the Bellevue (Bossier Parfsh)
Times of the 18th inst We opened it mechanically,
expecting to find it, like some scores of its cotempo
raries which had been unfoded and thrown upon the
foor-deyotd of interest-when the suhjoined matter
Of fact and pathetic paragraph met our eye:
The Misunderstanding the past week the weather
has been almost insuitelably hot However the rains
Of late have done great deal towards bringing out
the crops. Corn seems to be IN much healthier
condition than cotton The thermometer stood ut 95
degrees in the shade yesterday-not breath Of air
stitrng-indeed, the excessive warm weather. to-
gether with several of the bhoys being out of town
for the purpose Of splitting rails or what is equally
as h0rd-tryng to collect money-seeEns to cast a 81
lenee over all nature. Birds in midday cease their
warhing-and naught is heard save the tintinabula.
tons Of some solitary cowbel attached to lonely
member of The bovine Species browsing in the shade
upon the distant hill or the phintiVe bIeat of some
William Goat, he rushes past our Office in quest Of
some neighboring grove to shelter him from the hot
hot rays of old Sol We haint got no ice iuleps in
town!
Alas, for the lonely member of the bovine spe-
ces' and her numerous relations and friendsl There
are no icejuleps in townp Alas, for the heat at.
ilicted William Goats y in aud about Bellevue!
There are no ice jnleps in town. Alas for the
fated inhabitants who are compelled to pass their
days in section of country where-ttwe haint got
no cejuleps in town !'-and the thermometer stand.
ing 95 degrees in the shade
Matter of fact and deep pathos are here meltingly
mingled aud we assure our friends that if the Times
office was within sending distance, there should be
ice jaleps in its sanctam . Immediately if not a
great deal sooner.n
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oTub Q the southern vvl.ale. ,,

-
Inc new aoIN aefald, anticipating tne releeIlon
q ene Lana ordinance oY me people q Kansas ana
@,sn - VT sne leo9pson oOs'i'uSlo' oiscoalSes
ny gun uiilG 1I. ~ .nis . ss'll ~
III Fngs h Sy sn $S a 1ag f H. IT,
publica1s IN attempting to gaiyanfze The Abolition
spirit into life by getting up another constitution in
kansas IN violation Of this wise and salutary law.
ICY eT Y s s atter an and squsrey u me
arSd Of il? Tie English bin was compro rom Sc
Il provides that if tie people Of Kansas accept the
Lecompton Constitution they shall at once be admit
ted INTO the Union as State but that they reject
on Hn bey Kali sd M ~ e1o 70 rn of
some $4,000 people. That is the law but il was
adopted rather as q temporary compromise among
the otherwise ntractabe seetlonass and tactioniss
~ q s " a5e - be ,ot All a o
gress in regard 70 this act was not and could moi he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

RsoRRArloN. "A large number Of our citizens will
sEend tomorrow out Of the city There are various
ways to get into the eountryso many in fact, that
Il is difficult for coamopolite to make choice. To
commence, there win Be the coast boats for Baton
Rouge add Bayou Sara, leaving this morning. At IL
o'clock tie mail boat Oregon leaves for Mobile, Mis-
aissippi City Pass Christian and Bay st. Louis On
Tile arrival ot the 220 Garroton and Jefferson train,
and On the arrival Of the O'Clock Pontchartrain
Railroad train the coast packet Virginia leaves for
ocean Springs and all the lake settlements. She also
extends her trip to Point Clear Mobile Bay, The
lake boat Creole leaves at The same hour for Ocean
Springs ana intermediate landings. The Covington
aud jacksonville boat leaves at the usual hour The
Trains Of the jackson Railroad leave this morning for
NeR York and intermediate villages, also leave at s
O'Clock or Whereabouts the usual Saturday evening
excursion, returning on Monday morning. The cars
81 tie Mexican Gulf Railroad leave at P. w. and
also leave twice tomorrow for Lake Borgne, This is
Of the most pleasant excursions that we know Of
and at very moderate expense. The sea hreezes
prevail 1T Proctoryie and fish are reported to be in
abundance moreover, The cars pass through one Of
the most productive sugar regions ia the State.
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Far eovsarOs AND INrERAEplATE LANDINGS
0nTseFence 70 advertising column will be
friends the other side 81 tie lake have BOW two Que low
Pressure h0as lsaging d&y for e accommodation Of mo
paeis The RlysnsWooa cept chas Fese goes through 10
ahy 90 tne ays " Tie ~ O'clock Tie elegant
steamer AFo9 a8ins been thoroughly oyerhaalad painted
and put g enaid cgdsr under The command Of Old friend
Aaanmi outline asryal q thp4 r NJ cars The iasr boat
as makes excursion zip morrow. Sunday Tor he
hspea Of the Can't Set Away and advise al 20 60
and g Iony sa ha bst ass 4 act SURF fef As aat Of
4lie nssessirias u Sustain Rnd enjoy tie trip.
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Hood, .WiFcnberge,, $ CO.,
SOUTHERN
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
81 Camp street, New Orleans.

All styles of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries Balconies
Offices, yerandas etc, ETC. from the ighiest and most
graceful, the heaviest and elaborate designs
IRON FOUNTAINS, VASES, sTATUARY, LIONS, noes
Dragons, etc.
IRON sETTEES, CHAIRS, TABLES, STOOLS. BRACK-
cts Lamp Posts, Flower Stands Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks, Hitchiug Posts Carriage Gates Tree Boxes etc.
IRON STAIRS, Straight and Spiral.
CAST IRON MAUsoLEUAS OF beautiful design and anish
GoRIETHIAN GAPS, COLUMNS. etc, etc.
Orr facilities for executing any every article
IN The Ornamental Iron say uous and we
the attention OF the public Designs over 500 il
number confident that whils their tastes viii be suited ouy
work win eoene all the requisites beauty anu substantia
construction
EB-WersroemNo q Camp street. Foundry and Machine
shop-No. I'll TchoupiiQplas street
wonn PERoT, WOOD. MILTESHzRGER Co.,
yyt6 2p6m Philadelphia. New Orleans.
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Fiction AND REALrY.-SWe read in the teegraphio
dispatches that Sir 3, Bulwer Lytou Colonial Secre
tafy Of England, has instructed the representative of
British authority at the Frazer river mines not to
discriminate against American emigrants. It almost
passes belief that BuIwer the author Of Zanoni, =
of the " Last Days of Pompeii, i" the Caxtons, and
forty other wonderful works OF fction the exquisite
" Pelham" is the practical man thus dealing with
the big facts of current history.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

EXTENSIVE LITIGATION IN PRospEor-The de.
scendants Of Gov. Hutchinson and Lieut. Gov Oliver,
Of England are about to institute sults for the re.
coyery of large amount of real estate in Boston,
which they hold belongs to them anaer the 9th art.
Gle Of the treaty Of 1874 The controversy is said to
involve number Of nice questions Of public and real
property law.
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Esladon Spring EV'nters.

Messrs. JAMES CONNER CO. the proprietors OF the Ba-
don Springs in Choeaw county, Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open visitors to the
Springs.
Steamers Mobile for BladOn four times week and ey.
cry Saturday evening
The rues of these waters have been fully for many
years and be confidently recommended for
Gog Rheumatism, Scrofua Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia dis
incident Females Dropsy and General Debility
The Badon waters especially recommended all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates such Liver
Complaint affections of the Bowels Kidneys and all diseases
arising from impure blood TSe acts Alternative
storing the organs affected to their natural healthy functions
The Fropetors permitted to refer to the following emf
physicians of Mobile and New Orleans who acquainted
with the waters and have sent patients them with unang
success:
DIR. J. @, Mott, Mobile. DR.. ", Stone New Orleans.
DIR. H. S. Levert, =. DR. Underestimate, e.
DIR, j. P, Barnes, DR.. Rushon, !.
DR.. l.. lie Fearn, =, DR.. Lambert E.
Dr.J. r. Golf, .. Or. Graham, :.
Further information can be obtained from Agents,
sYaE l. PROVAN, Druggists
No l34 Canal street,
At whose establishment constant supply Of the
always be had in quantities purchasers je7 2p2m
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N'eaO shoutsag Saloon.

N. B. COINS,
Who for the past years has been at the head Of
profession this city would respectfully inform his old
friends opened New Establishment
No. IL Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post0ice
Which, he assures them will every way be worthy of thei
patronage his long experience in this city, he aers
he thoroughly the requirements Of
public and his approba.
of all him their AS ne has
arrangements with the very BARRIERS the
South may assured that they will be at
tended to with skill prompness and dispatch at all times and
At oil hours.
N. B. COINS,
No. ID Exchange Place,
m25 2ptf Opposite the Post-ohice
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a8 The Weekly Crescent is unusually interesting
4his week and can Be bad in wrappers for mailing,
either at the Office counter at the bookstores of }.
g, Morgan 8 Co.. Exchange and Commercial Places.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

GREseEsT Mutual INSURANCE ConP ANY, The
annual statement Of this staunch and excellently
managed Company Will be found elsewhere The
expose Of its affairs is most fattering. The net
profits for tile year ending on the SOth of June last
amount to the enormous sum Of s55l,809 10, and
she assets amount to $l,G2s,623. Such an exhibit
demonstrates the value Of home Institutions and
proves concusiyely that they are altogether worthy
She confidence and patronage Of the public.
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Henry EettH,

No 10 CAMP STREET
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done In tha hest sEyIe. mgI6 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

DRowNRD.-From the St, Louis Republican,, Of the
23ta we learn that Mr. j A. Silver, enc Ell the clerks
q ihe s. Louis and Memphis packet J. H. Lucas,
was accidentally knocked overheard or the DIST, at
Hickman, KY and drowned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

a MuRDERoUs FIour-A bloody ARRAY occurred
few days ago at Vinegar Hill, near Galena, in which
man named skehan was shot twice and danger
oasly wounded, and another man named Ryan was
killed by pistol bullet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

nB- The Doahle-sheet Crescent will appear as
usual On asonday morning The edition Of this paper
Il not exceeded by any 10 tie South.
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E',sr.mtsure rEsareroonts

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
al Nos. III and 178 Canal street, NetO Orleans,
Has Iustreceyed from the mandatory, beaufulsock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in ad
dition to his hitherto large stock or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprisng EVERYTHING IN his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will ud It their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
1v26 7pst41tW III and l7s Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

There was not much talk yesterday. There was
some business doing on the leyee, and the talk is
there will be more to-day, being the last of the week.
There was not much talk about cotton yesterday.
The letters by the America Of the 10th inst do not
read so hopeful as desired The question of cotton
Of the growth Of 1857 Is nearly settled OF course,
unless there should be large receipts of the new crop,
the 2lst Of August will unfold the fact that GOO
bales were not produced in 1867.
It is believed that the spectators missed the Van.
derbilt of the 21st, off Cape Race. The intelligence
by this steamer on the last trip was delivered in
little over seven days at st. Johns There is not
much anxiety for later accounts just at this moment.
Stocks of produce are reduced low, and it is too
early OF too late for spectators to attempt to
Cotton factors and planters have not yet reached the
ne plus ultra of trade by selling cotton to be grown
to arrive though they assume responsibilities in
advance. The water above is falling, and ere long
we hope to learn Of the overlooked districts being
relieved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31
ShOaU BV"tng0aU FOR SAFE.

"A SPLENDID FRENCH PLATE GLASS SHOW WIN
DOW complete, for sale cheap.
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
Iyl9 2pH cor. Magazne and Canal sreets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

THB STEAMER VIRGINIA FOR THE WATERING
PLACES. The fine, fast and stauneh steamer Virginia
Capt Myers, leaves the lake end Of the Jefferson
Railroad 1T 2:2o p Nj to-day, and Of the Pontchar,
afaiu Railroad at R. Ml, for Point Clear, touching
a The yarous stopping places along the lake shore
All excellent chance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

MEETING Or rHE WASHINGTON ARr1LIERy.--It
wifi be seen by a notice in another column that a
special meeting Of this gallant company Is called for
o'clock this evening at the Arsenal, to consider
business of irnnortanee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

N Ihe attention Of buyers is called to the sale of
foreign and American dry goods, day. by Vincent Co. at
Eheig auction rooms, No rs Gnstoiahause street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-31

Medical practice may BIO said TO be guessing at
Aasures Intentions and wishes, and then endeayoring
to substitute mans.