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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-29

DK. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST BAR
II hoomew Hospitals and SIX years with Ricord Of Paris
has opened his office No. IL Danphne sIee for general
practice and especially for the treatment Of all diseases
Gepefatve Organs in both without the mercury
Once hours for eonsataons In French and English IL A.
NJ, an 4to6P.M. as SPIT
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

- VERANDAH HOTEL, Corner OF Camp
SStree and Lafayette SquarsOn and after the LIST Oeo-
kEIbe next meals will be served this Hotel follows
Breakfast from early sunrise until 10 O'Clock.
Dinner from | till O'Clock.
Tea from till O'clock
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the banks on the last Saturdays oil March Tor Tour years
1858. 1851 1856. 1855
ss,s0,s9s s6t6l,sII s6,s66,OOO S4,l35OW
Exchange to day had upward tendency, far
Sterling There sales Of bills with shipping
lO4 q l0iS and l0iA clear open bills Hos "a
1905 for remittance lO6 a O61s The latest mail sdvcss
from New York quote BANKERS Sterling i0GS "a lOl BY
telegraph since have heard Of slight advance, and
Paris 5.22lS a 5l7h
In Northern fund.- there several large transactions to-
day. For sight New York 81 "a y discount days sight
per discount thirty days sight ~ IA ~ discount sixty
days sight from ia q ~ for Al hvorie established
% "a *, and rs for good fair commercial bills.
which will be paid promptly the best Of the best The
banks sold checks the 4 a 4 per dis
Remiers complain this the low
Of bank checks and they desire avail themselves of lower
rates and little responsibility, perhaps nominal
they obtain good sight drafts 81 "a snd discount
but II they any d aud obyae the repeated
inquiries such Are SOS drafts good how will John
Smith Tom Browns bills do they had better
bank buy check and IL that solid go the Ajax
get gold pay freight aud insurance.
Of transportation and the public will be made that gold
| ID moving.
There very little done IN stocks to-day. In scrip there
sales the Of $4,000 part which treaty
yesterday PIT. good demand prevails for scrip Of oil
our local Offices. Very few losses have fallen them this
season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-29

a. MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
RNsl Charles and Canal streets.
Iii The andetsgned who for several years has had u
Of the Arcade informs his friends and acquain
that he has the above location HOTEL which
is designed be FIRST GLASS in The
large and well yentaedthe Table will be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting BY merit de-
support he respectfully asks share Of the public
age. j. DEBAUN,
js9 ly Proprietor.
A. VERANDAH HOrEL, CORNER OF La
M;.T fayete Square and Camp
AeH This favorite establishment formerly Florence Housed
is undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
fayetie Square, immediate vicinity of all the fash
oahe places Of better adapted the comfort Of
Families hayg broad veandahs than other hotel in the
South This house to be Of the first class and second
in al its appointments
sell JOHN T. JETER.
o. McDONNELL'S RES AURANT, No.
<6zFE. l47 common street, between Baronne and Ca
,<s1-ffssss ny rondelet streets, New Orleans
&Ss.xZAsaxa BJ~Meals from I A. NJ. to IL p. NJ
Furnished for transient Boarders.
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices
MCDONNELL 4 McGRAW,
Ell If Proprietnrs
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ARKANsAs RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, slst inst, at5P.M
IT.. ARK KANSAS hIVER-FOR FORT
lE95AL SMITH, Van Buren,, Ozark, Roseviie Spndra
- Bluff, Norristown, Dardaneile, Lewsburp Lit
tie tock Pine BluThe elegant running
senger steamer Tennessee Belle, SOL Malbon master
VIM. H. Carmel clerk will leave for above all iniee
dae landings as above For freight apply
m29 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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oUACHIrA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, March 80, at5P NJ positively.
r.. REGULAR OUACIIIrA RIVER
6AIA47 Packet for Bayou Bartholomew Alabama Land
tss5s=s ing, Trenton, Monroe. Columbia, HarsonburR,
Trinity aud Black riverThe fine passenger Lucy
Robinson, r. S. Livingston master T. Tucker, clerk, Will
leave puncuay above. For freight passage apply
board
m23 u.s.. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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FOR YAZOO RIVER.


Leaves 7, inst, 8 r, III,
, ~. FOR NAZOO AND YALLABUSHA
II RiyeTs-ihe new light dHugh steamer
u II J II Il IN Capt. A. q. Harrison,
will leave MS above for Grenada, roy eore Greenwood,
Sdon fehu Yazoo City Saartia, Ncksburg and all
mediate landings the Yaz1o and Yallabusha
freight or passage, apply on boar d. TO
WILLETT & WILSON. Agents,
my No. Front street.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. the 3ist inst, - o =. VI.
~ REGULAR CAMDEN PASSENGER
l6AAtsltkxs packet Doctor Burlington. ID. @. Hill,
tsh master, will leave for all landings OuAchta,
will take freight for Saline river rshp O. Marshall
for Bayou Bartholomew rehp Young America also
mervie Teship Fox. For freight passage
Information In regard the Bayou price apply
on board 0
@. L. KoUNs BRO 2 Front str est
m29 ]. S. PAGAuD. Advertising Agent
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, seth inst, at 5PM.
re- FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE
6AalItrsa Canton Eddyyle, ID, cnsbu = Smithand, Pad
slsa-E--sn ucah, Metropolis Cairo, Columbus. Hickman
Madrid Intermediate landiupsThe fine regular
passenger packet steamer Josephine Savage, JHo
Davis aster Frank Crazy clerk, will arrive morrow
and have dispatch apsye For freight passage apply
board.
mig j. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
Connects Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad taking
passengers through with dispatch.
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Leaves o. THURSDAY, April km5P.M

IehVes on III Z NNIIAI 7, ApfIT, 7. N 5 7. ".
, r. - REGULAR 'AMbEN PACKET-The
splendid aud magnificent fast rgnrine passenger
Glenn On place Of the Paul Jonrs) viii leave posi-.
lively above, for Camden Beach Hills Chnmpsgnoie fren
ton Monroe Hsrrisonburg and all Intermediate landings on
ouaehta and Black rivers For freight passage apply on
board. ~'''' -
m9 j. 3. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
The Farmer has been thoroughly repaired and purchased e
pressy for the above trade and will to run during the
entire season. ~ 's $50
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LrvERPooL. March 5. 1857

The European mails by the Arabia through to-day
The following record Of the market for the week
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M.
COAST PACK ED STEA NJ {

Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P NJ
r. - COAST PACKET STEAMER
lrqA5h1ks,ls Bella Donna-To and from New Orleans,
Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Willlamsport, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McCombs, MASTER will resume her old trips, commencing
Saturday August 18th and will continue throughout
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening o'clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
from Woodylle
RaA clerk will the receive freight Thurs
day morning
Particuar attention paid to the receiving landing
pasengess and freight all hours Of the day and night
jy29U HOLMES h CT,AUSS. "A Tchouitonlas 81.
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Leaves every SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock, P M.
IT, AITAKAPAS, VIA PLAQUEMTNE,
The light draaght, we'll known fast running
FsssesssH packet steamer Cora, Tbeo GripOn,
will leave for ST. Martinsyille, FAusse Point New Iberia,
Jeannere CharrentOn Franklin, Centeryie
| and all intermediate landings the route
n All business entrusted her will be puncuay
tended to. For freight passage amply board.
| BALDWIN a CO., 5 Trout Levee.
| DUPERTER. Hayes 4 co. Is Carondeet
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 3Ist inst. NJ S P
UaUrfnUTK II TffMnERT A =

l6AAH Packet-The regular passenger packet steamer
8S4sz=zs=<h ChoctaVy, ID. Smedey, master, AMI W T.
lunean Gle X will leave positively above for Nashville
Cltrksvie PadueAh, Metropolis Cairo Hickman, Memphis
Helena Napoleon and all intermediate bends aud landings For
ms j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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lnalRlEtv@ PACKET L1NE-Fridav Packet for Memphis,
q and 'the Bends - The splendid packet steam
Belfast Captain wray will be ready receive freight
Wednesday morning the foot Of Guod and will
above For freight passage apply board to
j. II. FRELIaH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
nThis line Napole with regular Packets
rivers Memphis with superior
Packets for 81. Louis and for Louisville.
Adams Express carried regularly by this Line mN
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FUFt
ETAkl.i intermediate landings Ouachta Hnd Black
tsssss ryersThe splendid and fast running packet
" Bluff city" Frask Keeling master will above
for Beach nilis Champagnoe Wilmington. Moro Landing
0uachia CITY, Port Union Iockomond Trenton Monroe Pine
Blud, Columbia, Harfisonburg and Trinity.
For freight passage apply board
WILLErT WILSON, 2 Front street.
F1- The Bluff City will take freight for DArbonne with
the privilege Of reshipping the Fox
Saline river with privilege of reshppng the O.
MARSHALL m25
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r. REG ULAR w E DNE SDA
PAcKET1Ths superior running packet steamer me,
Washington Grand Lake Carolina Landing
Ashton Pitchers Point Skipwis Landing Lake Providence
Csmacks Landing Miiken's Bend, Ycksburg Grand Gulf,
Rodney Nachez, Fort Adams, Red River Landing Bayou
Port Hudson Baton PlRquemne and Donaldson
vile The h. W. Powell will take Yazoo river freight
sign through lading with privilege For freight
or passage apply on board, TO 7. B. SMITH. Agent
se9 Tehoupitoulas
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 5 O'Clock P
. ~. FOR OPELOU SA S-THE NEW
lnriSlEky% STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. g. y. Lou
eiller, built expressly for the trade, will leave
taking freight for Old River Simmsport and all landings
the Atchaasys For freight passage, apply board
to
1yl4H near Customhouse street
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. SLIT instant, aibPM
Regular Ten Dav Pc Ct
annn M
Leaves on THURSDAY. ApriI l. m5PM
~ REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

r. REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
lls- PaeketIhe splend entirely rsnuing
ssssszsh passenger packet Red Chief, j. c. Shute
MASTER q kOuns, clerk, will positively
Arkansas Line kely's Landing Landing Planters
VILE Deace Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou Bahol-
Trenton Monroe Columbia Trinity all intermediate
landings the Black and Ouaeha river VIII give through
bills for freight for all LANDINGS the with privilege
OF eshppng by her keel boat built for this trade Apply
On board,
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Leaves SATURDAY, April lnih a. 5 ?. "
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans RailroRd Line
~ REGULAR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
slElLe passenger nackct-the fine regular passenger
g. packet Pennsylvania. Cant. John Kline
the above and ali intermediate landings
above. For freight passage, apply on board or 70
BELL BUCHANAN K CO. Agents,
81 PoydIas street
plan her cabin secured by
applying TO the agents. m2
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FOR OPELoUsAs

Leaves on TUE u AY, the 90th inst, at 2 P. ~
r. FOR NPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
HAnkAi-s5 Bayou Belle, capt. Ohm Lyons, will leave
for Abqve taking freight and passengers for
old river, smmepo and all landings the Atchaalays.
For freight passage, apply on board,
PS.-1he Bayou Belle having met with accident, has
been compelled but will be ready leave above.
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.AFFAIRSvIN KANSAS.

Etrad of Letter datd Fort Lrps,corth Kansas Territory.
n.y. July A. 1858.
The Fourth is passing off very quietly here. hare
been laid up with the sick headache Tomorrow the
Irish town celebrate the GLORIOUS Fourth in pic mic
and ball Kckapoo there is to be political barbecue,
but nothing here besides sala drdpeau. shall prob
ably stay ut home Va
You hear all the army news, OF course before we DO.
There but few troops here and authentic of
the movements of the troops yet given in detail Bust
has not reached the great of getrich-n FIVE
dnysatveness which was expected this summer In fact
the muchcriedup town of Leavenworth stands excel
lent chance to burst up this fall Money has been pro-
cured at runous rates, bonds and mortgages and,
the rise in property has been backward, the prop
erty must come under the hammer at low figures.
Money well secured is to-day Worth 81 to per cent
month. Single palaces, two rooms, rent for $40 a
month, and held to at that but it is the fashion
able tailors systematic payers settle the bad debts
The general lane, has been acquitted, and, as far
hear the undercurrent of popular feeling acquits him
of murder but thinks he should be hanged anyhow The
oura9es the southeast boundary are in fact worthy
of horde of savages, whoever commits them There is
doubt of gang of brutal ruiians having committed
great number of the most abominable deeds which
bloed page Of history but think that if the prosla
very party in power here the rufhans would claim
to be on their side
Crops looking finely now, and the weather is al
most unexpectedly hot
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your mission entirely In accordance with the instructions
al the President the wisdom aud forbearance Of which
YOU have ably displayed TO the people OF the Territory
will hope lead 10 just appreciation Of their
atons TO the general government and the establishment
of the supremacy of the laws.
learn with surprise that uneasiness felt by the peo-
pe as 10 the treatment they may receive from the army
Acting under the two-old obligations of citizens and
soldiers may be supposed to comprehend the rights
Of the people and TO be sufficiently mindful OF the OBJ
legations of oaths not TO disregard the laws which
govern us military body. reference TO them will
show with what jealous the general government has
guarded the rights OF citizens against any encroachment
The army has duties to perform here in execution Of
the orders Of the Department of War; which, from the
nature of them, cannot lead 70 interference with the
people in their various pursuits and If obstruction Is
pesented the discharge of those duties there need not
be the slightest apprehension that any person whatever
will have Of complaint against it, The army will
continue its march from this position on Thursday 18th
instant and reach the valley in five days / desire to
encamp beyond the Jordan the day of arrival in the
valley.
With great respect, your obeiient servant,
A. S. JOHNSTON,
Colonel 81 Cavalry, and Brevet Brig. Gen.
u. =. A., Commanding
To the Hon L. w. POWELL and Maj b. MoCuLLooH
u. s. Commissioners TO Utah
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Retrenchment Is the order of the day Yesterday the
government announced to Parliament that they had re-
solved upon general reduction of official salaries COM
mencing with those of the ministers of the Crown and
extending to the whole body of the government en-
poyees The salaries of members Of the executive
Gil which now fl, $50 year, to be reduced to fl
000 those of the solicitors general from ESQ to $500
public employees in the different departments of the
vice. The movement shows that the government do not
hesitate to apply remedy suitable to the condition of
the public revenue and individuals they are them
selves affected to greater extent then any else
Men whose object in remaining in office to make
much possible out of the position would have taken
very different course. --1Jronto Leadr.
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n
THE REVULSION AND THE REVENUE
(from the New York Herald

The late British papers contain the usual trade and
reports With their aid we enabled to com
pare the effect of the revulson of last fall the two
most active commercial countries of the world In the
United States it has told most heavily the federal gov
eminent. The government being dependent on the
cep from customs for its support and the only articles
which yield large being for the most part art
ces of secondary necessity the first consequence Of the
retrenchment which followed the revuson has been
curtailment OF imports and falling off in duties We
have that in the six months which have elapsed
since January the falling off in the public revenue from
customs at this port alone exceeds fourteen millions of
dollars At this rate, the entire falling of throughout
the Union for year would exceed thirty six millions of
dollars. Now look abroad. During the quarter which
ended March 81 1858, the customs of England
actually increased 50, 000, 900 compared with the
like quarter Of 1857; and the year ending March
81 1853, only shows falling of Of about 81 900 900
as compared with the previous Year in the way,
continuing to compare the first quarters of 1857 and 1853
there il increase in the latter under the several heads
excise stamps, and taxes Thconly falling off is in the
return from the property TAX which, in consequence of
the reduction last spring of the income tax from sixteen
to pence in the pound yielded seventeen millions of
dollars less in January March, 1883 tkan it had yielded
in January March, 1851 In fact there an actual in
in the British since the revulsion while
the of the United States has fallen away to next
to nothing. The phenomenon may well suggest DELHI
crate reflection the expedency OF changing the method
by which the United States revenue is raised rev.
enue exposed TO collapse at any moment is dangerous
resource.
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LAD PASSING THROUGH THE WATER WHEEL.
correspondent writing from Hermon, st. Lawrence
county, n T., under date of July makes the follow
ing statement:
Two lads were at play the bulkhead of J. j. Mat
teson Co. q cabinet shop, when of them OF
George A. Sheldon accidentally fell in The wheel
carrying the planning machine running at full speed,
and the boy mmedat .y carried from the bulk head
into the spout and through the spout into the wheel
The spout is sixteen feet long, two feet wide at the
end, and twenty feet inches at the place of
discharge into the water wheel The wheel is centre
discharge and is six feet in diameter and performs about
seventy eighty revolutions per minute.
At the moment the lad fell in, his little comrade ran
into the shop and gave the alarm The water inn
mediately shut off, and search commenced, and in a
moment cry heard down in the water-wheel
Mr. Matteson hastened below TO the wheel and there
discovered the little sufferer with his feet through the
dischsrgng hole at the bottom Of the Wheel between
two buckets close to the shaft crying to be rescued
his perous situation. Mr.. Matteson exclaimed sDon't
cry Linn will take care of YOU The boy quoted
down. and began to make for an opening where the
covering to the wheel Mad been partially cut away last
winter he reached and drawn from his uncom-
Portable situation, and conveyed to his home Dr. Rice
at hand, and, careful examination, found no
bones broken but The flesh from head to foot severely
bruised The boy is doing very WE'LL and will soon
be at his sports again.
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Tm DlscoNsoIArR SPARROW A lady residing in Brigh
ton recently owned pair beautiful Java parrows which
were the pets of the family and objects Of admiration to all
who saw them. One OF them suddenly died Its discon
ISOLATE mate refused to taste the food offered it, but sat
upon Its perch looking wistuly about and with sad
and gentle notes seemed constantly to be calling its
mate The bird refused TO sleep, and after various de-
vices TO Danish its grief, the lady placed small looking
glass inside the cage. This reflected it's image, and
wrought in few days entire change in the of
the bird. 1t commenced singing loudly which it
inues to do, but receiving response from its mate it
continually quaelling with its shadow. In its anger
occasionally flies at the glass striking with its beak
and only prevented from injuripg itself by removing
Tue glass from the cage until it from its PAS
slonate outbreaks when the glass is replaced Bosom
Journal
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TO THE PEOPLE OF urAH.

The commissioners of the United States, deputed by
the President to urge upon the people of this Territory
the necessity of obedience to the constitution and laws
as enoned by his proclamation, have this day informed
me that there will be no obstruction to the admnistr
ton and execution OF the of the federal government
nor any opposition the part of the people of this Ter
rtory to the military force of the government in the exc
cuton OF their order therefore feel it incumbent on
me- and have great satisfaction in doing SO, to assure
those citizens of the Territory who, learn, apprehend
from the army i-treatment, that person whatever
will be in any wise interered with molesed in his
person OF rights the peaceful pursuit OF his avoc
tions and should protection be needed that they will
find the army always faithful to the obligations of duty
as ready now assist and protect them 1t was to OPP
pose them while believed they resisting the
laws of their government
A. S. JOHNSTON,
Colonel Second Cavalry and
Brevet Brigadier General, Commanding
HsApQuARrRRs DEPARTMENT or UTAH,
Camp on Bear River, June l4th, 1853
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctio

PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO THE
- subscriber bearing date the s Of December, in the year
eighteen hundred ana hty six Sb6D and recorded in be j.
ut folio 90 et and made
Mitchell the subscriber at II O'Clock Friday July 3oth
Mctnres auction store in Washington city, D. accomplish
the object said deed viii offer for sale public auction
seat called Eckngton in Washington county being
dence OF Joseph Gales esq bounded new
Badcnsbug road on tho west by the land Of the late Washington
Berry, north by seancr Keatngs lands and
BOUNDARY line very highly improved hundred
and seven l07) acres or thercabout
Terms The purchaser will be required
the purchase money In hand at tho time OF sale the
H. and Is months from the sale with
said date and hts for such deferred
by deed Of trust OF the premises.
the purchaser shall fail comply with the
days Of the day Of the subscriber
sell the lind and premises for cash. after
at the risk of such detailing purchaser
JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trustee
July 7--eoSds j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.