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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19
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a., i III. "a -
The Charleston Mercury y ths 1t'H luss'' eoAh
ments Al fellows upon the proposition 81 the Rich
on5 Ignsyirer which we adYerted to at length yes.
, .sTaor IN the Freasailers q the orh,
setoag' y ut s.,, ,in ,sts,, 50
| recommendation VS. hus'tsu oA suu'a'neu' 80 iat
as the South nad any interest," ~ Y ana % ADMIT
kansas at the heAV Session. Oil congress WIN an anu
slavery Cohsttueioi' anu TWO Aootioh senators ana
one representative WITHOUT oppoSiuoh
VIRGINIA LEADING THE South THE Richmond
Enquirer Is tue 9rst paper in the south which pro
tbe .e onaa 10 Nf
Kansas Comnromise Act # first Commended this
Act as just and fair arrangement for the South 1t
now proposes to violate it, even before the Black Re
R PUP nave aoe single move 10 overthrow II
conmanSs If INST Who tb M on oa@S fl ba
if he will come to take it he will surrender Some
such precedent, we believe, took place in our Revou
VIII VIZ W,Gn; 'guo'eSS5 os nn9arer = lap
tbree tborsan5 nbohitants fbe Rani Psnnnans u
Kansas are to enter Congress with Representative
for only thirty thousand. Its pretext for such CON
eesson r. q course me ola oneIthe 6emoetao
6 nj iast AZ ~ ~ nraSa nosv Of the
Enquirer requires Ii in some Sort too seems to i'm.
ply that it has the Administration along with it. but
y Implied We same thing Wne9 u alseq Sne Autu
Tbo Il fro narst"dnp ye well DONG
las and his supporters in the South turned its back
upon them. 1t knows, too that should Douglas sue
Geea y beng teelscted 70 tae sehaae, ane nqfsa
te Ss6ate ne Fnanirer ( nenaripg the way he
fore him ii the South, but with no view whatever to
| the Presidency.
The observations Of the Mercury are true and
caustic. They reach the mark and cover the ground
50 far as they extend and will, we trust, lead tc
such an expression Of public opinion from those
allied to 1t by political afnites and predictions, as
will prevent cowardly exhibition Of the white flag
OF surrender from the walls OF the southern fortress
before even the forces OF the enemy appear visible in
the distance. Inc enquirer would strike down the
banners Oh aehance before formal demand is made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

a v 4FnR LOCOMOTIVE. According to The LooE.
port 1N. y Courier. Daniel Wner Of that village,
nv sen er some months engaged in the b0ilding Of
wa'eg locomotive which, the Courier says, made
Hlegeastal tFial on Saturday. Its main feature is
sua' u a heating locomotive, which moves upon the
a'asss rs same as The locomotive Oh The railroad
tssA Ape engine and the wheels are built 50 rs 10
oat, save !he wheels enter the water sufficiently to
pt9pel me eoat forward as they move The inventor
claims that beat constructed on this plan eau be
propelled with greatef ease and faster than the nail
road engine and that it is peculiarly ADAPTED 10
canal navigation, az, III going thirty miles an hour
1 Wonll notr as much swell as an ordinary con
straeted steamboat would in going five. II it shall
meet ohehaf the antieipations of those interested
II s success il is bound to produce entire reyou
zion in the navigation Of water by steam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

SINGULAR 0PrLoAL I1LUsIoN.-D6ctor DuYaI who
resides the Nights in the southwestern suburbs oil
Retefsharg Virginia describes most singular pbe.
noenon observable daily from his residence. Thcold
Blandford church, from which he is separated by n
distance Of about three miles, can be plainly seen
fre as porico during the entire morning. but about
o'clock IN the afternoon it commences 10 disappear
assuming the appearance Of shadow, and finally
sansalng altogether disclosing objects situated in the
rear which before were shut ont from view. large
sycamore tres growing in the church yard, view Of
the lover branches dbady OF which is intercented
by the church, Is distinctly visible, when the illusion
occurs from the green swardat It's root to the top
most Leaf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

FRoA JAMATeA.-Dates from Kingston are to the
10th ut. A meeting OF the inhabitants was held on
the 23d nit to petition the Ey4y,Fr17I6e7f M
70 withdraw the Cuban squadron and to make some
arrangements with the United States Government on
the subject. Tie petition was to leave on the 9th
ult. by the mail steamer. The accounts from the
mines were very satisfactory ana encouraging The
weather was very warm. The British steamer De,
Yastation and gaRboat sliPaek, were in port. The
gunboat Lapwing, from England arrived on the goth
nt aud left on the 2lst for Havana, with dispatches
Tor Admiral Stewart, The market had experienced
little speculative feeling, but not sufficient to cause
aay unusual activity, except in -four aud corn, d
which large quantities had changed hands Produce
remained dull,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19


New YORK, Aug 18.-The steamship saxonia, of
the Hamburg and American line, arrived at this port
to day. Her accounts have been partly anticipated
by the arrival OF the Europa at St. Johns, with the
Arabias account to the 9Th inst.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the I'd
inst, until the 10th of October.
The London Times severely attacks the Queens
speech on theoccasion,
Specie and Loans.
Two and half millions of specie had arrived in
England during the week.
1t was expected that new loan would soon be
asked for by the Turkish Government and also by
the Chinese Government.
International Festivities
A movement is on foot in London for an intcrna,
tional and general celebration of the successful com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19
The Louisiana Counter.

states tbat + vas " III nnovnaSto5 gT,tito5 "
tbe eznIanaton made nv ta Crssesnt re,,or3 .i,o
nnbIication Of the Buchanan 2ngsb Ia1tar ,ic,
the WASHINGTON Union or tba ma i9st nranog1oo1
a yboIasoTa foroary rbo Conr;or noo5 ,,at 49,.
bean astonsbed Or rrotfod for il /, IA a,lst,5 -
tho Crascant N d. iSsca into oil lI t',
and # n I'll. into an eor If cor,aof ,t
soon ID convinced Of Tho III Tba D, mi lts
letter had remained nncontrodinta 60 anl, tI,+ =
was reasonable to believe in its rannneross Hold
ipp 70 ths vtav If Tho casa e ,,pis,oa ana 'ra
meu.e5 unon il rs we deemed rr9Tar and az soa,
as an exploit denial came from baa5onorters wa
made pronlpt rebafation for a spnnosod yrong
Some of the remarks of the Gonriar o66n+ tbo
Crescent in this connection are ont If Mac ana
should NOT have been infnIged in ,rbsra 7os ,otf,
ing atont the Buchanan FnoIis} Letter 5lico trt
it was an g sbsnr1 an,i nansaons ror,,or,,, ~ 90
contrary tbe letter written nv Hr Rai.onat, =,
member of tba Paonsylyor, a,,;sl,4.,ra ,,aa ~,
election If the notorions Tohn w Essra",t ~ @
Irntod states so,oto,s,i,, ,,,,, - - =
tosto ,nJ oonor,lI, lo,"slI '' r ~ a. ~
roydoat .oo+ ~ - w ue was 'len
~ ne - 'ioT IeSqen' ~ l"G' me
9ssst tts i4sSa leteE ProoaHie, 70
say 'ne e"se. Ne'taef was the Buehahan-EngIish
a I'm ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

RRoa BgRaupA, Intelligence from Bermuda is to
fHe "a inst The dry state of the weather that pre-
galea np to the middle Of July had been eleetaaly
By fall Of unusually heavy and continuous
gains. Vegetation had magicnlly improved by the
change the whole face Of the country presented an
appearance Of the richest yerdme, and the panting
q cuttings from the sweet potato was progressing
mest indastgiopsly In the house Of Assembly on the
2d inst resolution was introduced making a grant
q money for promoting immigration, which was
read first time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19
Henry Eetth,
EtEIte,s Pnfetlf
Es0oss, Shoes nstd EF1.onGaaa.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations Supplied with prime ptehtug ROOTS Ruaso
BEoGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf stTpw and o..
aeaehy HATS al me lowest 71srFstprices, by
FROST i CO.,
NJ Mo r-4rsF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19
THURsDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10. ISIS.

Persons lsaUiag the 9TH during he summer, rho desire
& BaB6r lFeg Forwarded than, hare either
III thsa regularly ls any specified time By arag their
orders and address 1t Tie Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

To BUILDERS. The plans and specifications for a
new sehoohouse to be built in the Second District
PEP noR ~ be seen at tue office of Mr.. A. Cassald,
secretary Il the Second District School Board at the
corner Of ehartres and st. Peter streets, courthouse
buildings third story See Nr. C.s advertised notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

DIREer sTEAI COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
YoRK Asp TR asER RIVER The steamships Hermann
and Washington, formerly Of the Southampton and
Bremen line have been purchased by the California,
Sew York and European Steamship Company and
ae tomake trips from New York to Fraser river via
Blo Jaueiro Valparaiso and San francisco. The yes
sels civ among the staunehest aud safest afoat, hay.
tie been constructed under government inspection,
Wlth ligesoak frames and all the modern appliances
flf safety andcomfort. One of them, the Hermann,
i to3eaye NeR York on the 2lst inst, next satur
day -tqo soon for the benefit Of any body here-but
twill be the first Of irregular series Of trips of which
people all over the country DESTROYS of going to the
Aew iand Of gold may avail themselves. All appi-
cations or passage freight must be made to Henry
Randall agent Of the Company, No 823 Greenwich
stfeet, New York. We refer to the Company's ad
gsftsement, inanother part Of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

The Official proceedings Of the Board of As
aissant Aldermen, Of Tuesday evening last, appear
on the fourth page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

a. Tie purser of the steamship Magnolia has our
abanks for late Florida papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Kansas Election.

Kansas Election.
ST. Louis, Aug. 18.-Adyices from Learenworth
giving the official returns of the vote on the English
ordinance in seventeen counties report 735 against
and 500 in favor Of the ordinance Majority against
the ordinance thus far, 1866.
Fire!in New York.
NEW York, Aug lS.-The dome and central por.
ton Of the upper story Of the City Hail. was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The papers and public
documents we're all saved.
Domestic Markets,
New YoRE Aug lS.-The sales Of Cotton to-day
were 5000 bales. Flour frm-Ohio has advanced
&c, per Dbl Wheat-Western red 81 Is to 81 is
white IL Is to 81 20. Corn-white Y to Sic; gel.
low 80 70 9l3c Mess Pork-Eastern SIT to SIT %.
Lard steady ut Ia to 1896. Whisky pc.
River Intelligence,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l8.-The steamer City Of Mem.
phis and the Maria Denntng left for New Orleans
today,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

aonR POLES ASp sT4yes.-A large lat Of Ken.
fasAga Illinois poles, o. ves large
a4S 1eea tseeiyea hg Maeksy Norris, NO ii Commerce
Fisgs sse establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

OFFICES FoR REST Two pleasant offices at No.
q t Charles STREET are to be bad the Isl Of 0eteber Sec
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

House. WASTEp, A pleasant house in q qaiet and
pert q he Fist District is IN Demand by eeoa
iaaanl. s. advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

The Atlantic cable will increase the aggregate
about 900 miles. The late success will undoubtedly
stimulate the laying many more thousand miles Of
Submarine caJIe and soon the whole earth will be
in electric communication.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

eRgseRgT CRY YACHT CLuB.-A meeting of this
Glab II called for Saturday evening, at the usual
place See the Secretary notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19

Manufacturers Of
Ahe Patent 3ndestrUctlble Water PTueR,
p q o y r. q S
Elm COPPER, INK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Plumbing 6oPps Tin, Zinc and Sheet Iron WORK
their various branches
s1eet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all siEes shower BANS
Bath Tubs Yashhend Basins and stsnds Hin sBa sbrs
Bahs Water Closets Lead and Iron Sinks. pGr3ps ISIS
lift and Force various patterns 3eo maps ete VICTORIA
dktolAN and DRhB WASHSTANDa, suitable ior 4gsfe4s
8orss q without, beautiful article fer bedrooms
re haye constantly on hand large selected aYt.
lentof
BRASS METALS COCKS etc
sqeh as Bib Cocks; STOP, Upright Bracket Cocksof Il
sizes Washsand Sink Buffers shampooning Compressiou
for hot Or cold Tttri Lager and Gfsen Cocks nil E
Also Plated Cocks, Of all kinds Brass Hose and rian Conn
ss and Hose Pipes from Y to nehes and all Brass ware
usually found IN q similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has proven to be The very article Of the kind now in
Also the celebrated arier and Amazon Cook Stoves all
Sizes cook for families Of from one to five persons m TO sgs
that will cook for six hundred
Are also Agents for celebrated JFFREyIs DOIrBTR.
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
na. of Yayes-fhree Sizes Nos 4 prices $50 sss
va raise water from % to 81 feet perpendicular and
o7ce the same from 50 to Ito clear Of the nozzle with only
one man At the brake They rsupsrior to any other Pump
yet invented s~z'
9ooh1Nd STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes patterns
aaa prices always on hand either wholesale or retail Also
Is,lg, once Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
~ ~ III Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
toIs D5 US warranted give satisfaction Or
ol91v C. c. BIER 4 co.
- - no. 70 Glnlp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19


Very quiet yesterday; not much talk going on.
The earIg part of the day untavorabe for bust
ness. declared Off as the day advanced, but the
atmosphere was close, and not at all conducive to
health. There is good dealof talk going on daily
about yellow fever, Sickness and on is too late
for these not Injured to the climate to leave the city
III Is far better for the unaecmated to remain where
they can obtain medical aid and proper nursing
These cannot be obtained outside Of the city There
ID not one physician in ten in the country that under
stands the line of treatment Of yellow fever As for
proper nursing it il not to be had. IF case of fever
was Ia occur al one Of the hotels at the watering
places one half the occupants would move in twenty
four hours; intact person to leave the city and
bs taken with the fever in the country, may as well
make bis will at once IT was reported on the street.
days since, that cases Of fever had occurred at
Blo1i There is no exemption to the watering
places. There was fever ut all Of them in 1853 and
many deaths occurred from the want of proper ned
cal attendance and the necessary appliances to carry
one through mn attack. Therefore, it is suggestive
" Az liable 70 have the fever to remain in the city,
Another Objectionable course is foowed-tbat is, Of
leaving the city for two or three days, taking a
change Of air. 50 called. This is greatly preiudicial
TIE asual Saturday evening jannts, frollicking
tallieIng Or whatever it may be termed, ought to
bs abandoned for the present.
Ihsre is very little talk going on about cotton
sow and then the question is put about the growing
crop Ills premature to talk about it at this time
The market Isl however, well sustained in price, 1t
II All conjecture what the market will open at. We
have favorable accounts Of the cane, and good crop
is expected. Il is also too early to estimate the
qnautity.
The Northern mails have been received very regu-
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E1rench Pel.fatallc,,aL.

Just received fresh assortment of PERFUNERY, from al
the best Paris manufactures.
LION s PINsARD,
je2s 2pif 65 and Is Roya! street.
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600 dozen HasrErrEB's BIrTERs-In store and for SAL
by
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~ ounces PoweFs 4 Wegbtna0s QCININE.
t0) :. French QGININE.
Received per Empire City, and for sale by
auls 2pBt&itw 0. o. WOODMAN.
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