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, 1858-07-23
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In the San Francisco Herald Of July ID,
we find the following leading editorial on
the subject Of the recent aggressions Of Brit
ish cruisers upon our commerce in the Gulf.
The tone Of the article being peculiarly
adapted to this latitude--every line oI
which we can cheerfally endorse-we take
pleasure in tranferring It to OUT columns:
The Congress of the United States has
exhibited the most gratifying unanimity re-
latiye to British aggressions. op our com
merce and the honor and dignity Of the na-
tion. Party divisions and sectional differ
ences have been absorbed in the universal
ity of the interests attached to this ques-
ton. The spirit of broad and patriotic
nationality is aroused, and the children Of
the North are ready to stand once more
shoulder to shoulder with those of the
South in defense of our common country.
The various epithets by which the natives
of different portions Of the Union are wont
to be designated are again blended under
the beart-stirring title of American. The
question is not asked, to what section Of
our country the vessels belong that have
been subjected to British insult it is sufi-
c1ent that they bore aloft the hag Of our
Union, to arouse the patriotic indignation
of every American heart, from Madawaska
to San Diego, A fact SO significant must
have the effect Of proving to the despots Of
Europe that, however much we may seem
to differ, or to whatever lengths our differ
ences among ourselves may reach, we arc,
nevertheless, one people-united aud indi-
visible-when our national honor is assail.
ed by foreign powers. The debates in Con
gress on the important question now under
discussion, must convince England that the
leaders of the Abolition and Republican
parties seek no aid at her bands, and are
no less impressed with the insult and cut
rage inflicted on American commerce by
her eruisers, than they would have been
bad they held views opposite to those for
which they have battled In former ar
ticle on this subject, we alluded to the per.
tinent fact that, although England has been
for months aware that the Slave Trade was
carried on with all its horrors by French
vessels, aud under the convoy of French
ships-ofwar, yet she has, in no instance,
offered a parallel indignity to the French
flag. Can it be that France and England
have secretly united to put in execution
their long since made threat to regulate
the affairs Of the Western Continent p
Have the vexatious disagreement between
those two Governments only been assumed
as q cloak to their real intentions against
the United States2 These questions ma
tDrally obtrude themselves in view Of French
intermeddling with the affairs Of this con-
tinent and American diplomacy. England
and France united to defeat our views in
relation 10 the Sandwich Islands during the
, 1858-07-23

% LonD NAprEn AND rHr BnrrlsH 0urnAsKs.
The Tribuue's Washington correspond
ent says Lord Napier, positively denies
having had any knowledge whatever Of ths
recent proceedings in the Gulf. until they
appeared IN print He then Immediately
communicated with the admiral of the
squadron, inclosing the statement made,
with an imphatic injunction against their
repetition. He believed that The home
ministry were equally Ignorant and hencs
his conviction Is decided that tAese acts
win be promptly disaVowed, and The fullest
reparatiou made, m -
, 1858-07-23

The BRITISH SEARCH OF American YES.
sells TO BE SroPPED. "A dispatch from
Washington, dated June l, runs thus
Lord Napier has desired his dispatches
to Admiral Stewart, sent from Washing
ton yesterday, to be forwarded from Hall
fax by special steamer to Bermuda. He
has advised the Admiral to order a discon-
tinuancs of the visitation Of American yes
sells, pending the instructions Of her majes-
ty's government" This is very good ad-
vice for the British minister TO give the
British admiral.
, 1858-07-23

TRAIL FROM VANCOUVER TO THE MINES
The trail is now explored over the summit
of the Cascades, and is found to be good,
practicable route. The committee, John
Bonser and S. Barker, have contracted
With E. H. Lewis to cut a good pack trail
to the open country on the east side Of the
Cascades for the sum Of $4,000; if he fails
in the full performance of the work he is to
receive nothing for his services. He is to
remove all logs aud other distractions
from the road so that it shall be easy to
travel. The party who explored this trail
were John Bonser, E. II. Lewis and ten
other persons. They found good route
with no bad streams to cross, in all oi
which they found gold The trail will be
completed in three weeks from date, making
the route to the newly discovered We
match mines, some IS miles nearer than by
the Dalles.-OegOn Times.
, 1858-07-23
PogRaRa
DISUNION.

There's sound on the wind, there's shr chilling CRY
Going past on the blast through the comfortless sky
fn the night is a wailing, that keenly hath Glove
Thro' my heart, like the pain Of an unhappy love
And the Nation, in slumbers she will not resign,
Is vexed and disturbed by sound and a sign,
And sobs in her sleep, as the warnings go past
"There is danger and dscord and death the blast
And whence comes the wind and what causes the
pain
And wherefore this whisper from Texas to Manner
And why, in the fullness and depth Of her rest
Should the heart of Mother by dreams be dstrest
--Potomac's blue waters are clear as the skies,
And the chiefs that sit by them are valiant and wise
But alaW-lahghng iend to their counsels has stole
And darkens with tempest the calm Of each soul
A poison unwonted corrodes in their veins,
Wild frenzy is raekng their hearts and their brains,
And the depon still Kisses 10 whisper Of fear,
eDIsuSIoNl DlsuSIoN r. in each maddend ear
And this is the reason, that pain and dismay
Glide like ghosts thro the night and make pallid the
day,
And from thence are the sounds and the signs thai
have made,
For her children, the heart Of Our Mother afraid.
= -
Ihas nisu. suHn r''u,i VI 'no uNN" " W, w!
ears,
EAu! IN our IN ous seas
-, .,,-e',. ,s.,,i. a..
oene 0~'uPs .. oul ls'"1'' D'','o ulu
D.u sue whisper N sAlu' u e-Os e|t = aIe
iOIlu ue'o tOi :.
On ths iresh ane Of Hou ~ smHi "oi1nlP Aau
Ana tne souno u J0ur y" s"Ai' Oe voc A"'i
Leave not on your borders one footprint OF wrong,
Be as one and cling close like the drops in the wave
Strike irm and fear not-a free home or the grave
O,woe 70 the land where these words are forgot
Alas for the nation where union is not '' er
MOurn, mourn and lament for the ill4fated shore
The dust Of whose martyrs is holy no more
,,-,
Iemhlions VINO Voll' IN 'ne sOutu ol 1ie no.sn'
teWltn arms s'rons ~ 'r" anu n0N.'S u ''us
wipe the s"s4' yOar D'o"9 ''A 1iO'' anu ''uVt
On the sweeping Nes' "iuu S1nHet
MOI an men ol 'nA' nag ou' was W
MOI 'nieao IN i'S "Ooi Uu' "I9 wa Ile
your 'a'' nVp' "H''s ~ ''-'' ''''
Is.Y shail pe l .....t. t..f. .-f
nod unui'loeo' iaee .na' . .Ie.'
, 1858-07-23

AxoFHEn NKW PAPER AT YIcTon1A IN
p. Marriott has received the appointment
OF Printer 10 the Imperial Governneht Of
her Majesty, Queen ViciOria, from Gov.
DoUglus, and intends to start q newspaper
at Victoria, to be called the Raunarsf
Island Gazeites, the materials for whicA
have already been landed The paper win
undoubtedly advocats the Hudson Bay
Company IN all their procedures. "
, 1858-07-23

~ U. s. SENATOR TRoE RHoDE ISLAND.
Mr.. Henry B. Anthony, editor Of the
Proridenee Journal, and formerly Governor
of Rhode Island, has been elected by the
Legislature Of that State, as q Senator 10
Congress, in place Of Mr Philip Allen,
whose term Of Office expires on the 4th Of
March next
, 1858-07-23

FoREIsN Mr1srERs.--The President has
appointed John P. Stockton, Of Now JerS
sey, Minister TO Switzerland Joseph r.
Chandler, Of Pennsylvania, viii probably
90 to Rome. No change will BE- made iR
the French mission for the present The
Legislature of VirginiA has memorialized
the PresideDt to permit Mr., Mason tore
main. Mr.. Slidell will probably succeed
him after the close Of this Congress.
, 1858-07-23

b9- The Missouri Republican publishes
a recent decision Of the U. S. Supreme
Court, which declares that lands are not
subject to taxation until a patent has been
issued for the same.
, 1858-07-23
NOT TRANsFERABLE.

Regulations TO BE- Obarrsd By tie PersOats
digging for Gold, or Otheavise employed -
he God Fieldsi ~, t...o
l. This License is to be carried on The
person, to be produced whenever demandl
ed by any Commissioner, Peace Officer, o.
other duly authorized person. raqa owss
2. 1t is especially to be observed that
this License Is not transferable, and that
the holder Of transferred License Is Liable
10 the penalty for misdemeanor. ia'' ~
8. No mining will be permitted Rheroit
would be destructive Of any line Of road
which il is necessary TO maintain, and
which shall be determined BY any Commits.
sioner, nor within such distance around any
store, as Il may bouecsssaEy % reserve fos
access to 1t. srsiNsia ro sgsig sgsllA
A.. It Is enjoined that all persons on the
Gold Fields maintain o due and proper OBJ
serVance Of Sundays. a-' -
s. The extent of claim allowed 70 each
Licensed Miner, Is twelve feet square o.
LA square feet s fa = -
Q. To . party consisting Of two miners
twelve feet BY twenty -four, or 28S square
feat ylirgo9 nHiNll Nei nHf-iH4 iltAli n
alTs To q party consisting Of three hiners,
eighteen,f Thy twentY-four, oras2 squatb
g., To party consisting 81 four miners,
twenty-fouf feet by tweDty-fouf, or 5T0
square feet, beyond which no greater area
will be- allowed ln one claim. ~ ~
7iaBs- In relation 70 the restriction Sof
mining claims in the British Possessions,
the VietOrta 2 Gazslts thus explains the
matter i..A~ 'e ~ t' W -
God We have been sssured 0nblgh authori-
ty, that one Of the principal reasons for "a
restrictionin In question. Is 70 keep the miners
for the present, in as compact bodies as
possible in order to insure their being readi-
" supplied With provisions, and fof tie
purpose Of protection against the Indians.
In a short time, these precautions viii noi
be necessary, and il 3 quite probable that
the regulations will then be modified %
suit existing emergencies,r
, 1858-07-23

bS Prejudice is as o thick fog, through
which light CLEANS fearfully, serving rather
10 torrify than 70 guide
, 1858-07-23

"a TIE MARE ISLAND YARD.--The Ea.
val appropriation bill contains an item of
s3Is.09O, for the Navy Yard at Mars
Island,
~ The most mischieyous liars are
those whS keep just on the verge Of truth,
~ Never speak Of your pshsr = Ne
" Old man"
, 1858-07-23
Gbr 1iOnrrr anb gfmOfrat
is PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURsTE.
g8ADgaa.gH &DYAHcg,

For one year when sent by mail or taken al the
Office, s. 90 for six months, 50 O0 Single copies,
% cents.
No paper will be discontinued, unless at the option
OF the publisher, until all arrearages are paid.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square, az lines orless), three weeks. IS 90
For every additional insertion, ,............ 90
liberal deduction made TO yearly advertisers.
The number of insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent us, or they will
be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building,
Sacramento street. San FranniSco, is authorized TO
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments in California.
, 1858-07-23

We give below a copy Of the latest issns
of miners licenses. We call the especial
attention Of newcomers to the "Regulat
tions" appended thereto They have
doubtless been devised in accordance with
circumstances at present operative in the
mining region The limit to mining claims
will strike oil Californians as exceedingly
small; though that opinion may be changed
after visiting the diggings The lieehse
and its accompaniment apply to the whOle
mining region at present, bot we are IN
elined to the belief that when q greater
number of localities shalt be Ii process Of
development, it will be found wise TO vary
the Regulations" to suit different dis!
tricts. At present. however, a uniform
system is doubtless the best plan. ThiSis
the form Of the license ,rs i1a1
NOT TRANsFERAbLE. 5,
No. -. ff.l .-- Hs inams ls6is6g
THE BEARER, -----, having paid
to me the sum Of twenty.one shillings, on
account Of the Territorial Revenue, here.
by License him to dig, search for, ANDRE.
move gold on and from any such Grown
Lands, within the Couteau and Fraser
River Districts, as shall be assigned to him
for that purpose by any one duly authorized
in that behalf.
This License 10 be in force for thras
months, ending ------, and no longer
Received ao s II T7-Is
RsCeiveJ Rsceived % .9.7l5a. % - zIlaq
AONN'N ~ ~ -.....-
, 1858-07-23
Speech of Hon. Isaac I. Stevens,

OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY, ON THE PAY
MENT OF THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON
INDIAN WAR DEBT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Belt that this 18th March, 1851, before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace IN for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. p
Visr Secretary the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans who being daily sworn, according law
pose and that the aud true and
correct transcript from the books OF said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
H. P. JAEVIER Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th March
A. ID. 1851. @. NJ. BRADFORD,
second ustce Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
cent In cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday in May and have declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY FOUR PER CENT on the
earned premiums Of the year ending February 2 1851, for
which certificates will be issued and after the 6Tst day Of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. GARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

UMBER-LUMBER-LU
t0ov teet ~ and X dressed Florida Yellow Pine
$500, /. EloAlkiA ~, lengaed and greased.
AooVoV iess "a and TX wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
90, 90 !. flooring. tongued and grooVed.
-o'"V eet "a narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
...u.. ING, toneued and grooved.
tongued and grooved. - e'
2oo0O feet X dressed FLORIDA YaiIa pin. NJ ooR
ing. square edged. -
leluO0 feet dressed WEATHERROARnS
iV1 ree rough yellow Pine 10 MBER CONSISTING Of inch
boaris, MeAthefooafds SeantlinK Joista. etc
oO0o feet assorted y LaDber Laahs and Shnrss
-AlSo-
rAAheA, Doors Blinds. Mouldiaes. etc
sae - me io"e4t market prices IN lots suit pnrchas
err ~ SIMPSON a DoRR
seW w New Basin
EXCHANGE ON NEW YoRK-For ale Sy
as BARELLl a CO.,
~ q Comnlon street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before
undersigned Justice Of the Peace and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of tee
Crescent Mutual Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly sworn, according law does depose and say
foregoing and and transcript
from the books Of said Company
Sworn subscribed this 18th July 1851
Signedl @. j. MAKSOEI, Secretary.
tSigned1 CHAS NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans.
The Board OF resolved OF
Six cent cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
TO the holders thereof their legal reRresegatves aud
after the ID Monday Of August poxmo also declare dyi
demo offortyhve as cent? the earned pre-
miums Of the company for ID year ending the h OF June
1851 which certificates will be September
aud resolved further that after eseryug MiIoN
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates Of
company Of he issue Of and
Of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid holders thereof
their legal rep esentatves, as follows
That Of $50 or and after 18th OF August next.
That Of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next.
And rs 1852 and after 18th Of October next,
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
be produced aths time OF and cancelled to the
tent paid.
THOS A. ADAMS President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

Commodore Pauldng is disgrace 70 the United
States navy. at least in his present position
lMaysyille Express, Democratic
Then the Administration which snsians this dis
grace 10 the United States navy is disgrace to the
Unifed States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

Il Il said that the new wives Brigham has married
are fifteen very pretty young sqnaws. The children
II the Nlvcs true. will be halfbreeds but we have
no idea they will be half bred
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

"A borrowed borse and your own spurs make short
miles, s Danish rendering Of a rather universal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

Team Swift truthfully remarked, that It is useles
20 attempt 20 man out Of thing he has never
been reasoned intos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

An umbrella has been manufactured in Connecticut
called the lending umbrella IL is made Of brown
paper and willow twigs, intended exclusively TO lend
a friend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

AZ 81 Lonis, when high-pressure steamer. crowd
ID with passengers, bnrsts il is called elevating the
nlassesn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

HALLER & LAGAN, IcoPPERsMITH'



W 24l TchOupnuas No. Triangle Buildings
prepared manufacture any article the above
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ngs Chimnes Febeds Juice Boxes. Tanks Filters, CariH
articles in that line used in the manufacture
Sugar. advantageous rates and in style Of make
passed by any house in the trade.
We are also prepared TO M all orders from city country
Builders work. Copper Galvanized Iron Tin
Zinc Valley Cutters aud Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Heads, ETC., etc.
Always on hand assortment Of Cooking, BarToom and
Parlor STOVES.
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always hand
R7y- All work done with dispatch. ia "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29

IL % ST. Charles street
ROLLINS at his post The Verandah ERE for
while stopped the operation Of his well
but Time the ycan has him better on
where he give at all hours Hot Cold Yapor Shower
Medieated BATHS.
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country afford and shaving Cutting Cleaning
Dyeng aud Dressing have been reduced science he
fe4 assured that he with aaerty dispatch the
most fGstdious.
He has for sale we'll assorted stock PERFUNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and Dyes TONES for
the hair.
RCa at his Diamond Hair Cutting Bathing Saloon
NILS JOSEPH ROLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29
~. CAssEDY,s BATTING SALOON,

N II o u.
MY The public respectfully informed that the
49, above Establishment is open for the Season,
under the immediate superintendent HUGH CASSEpY
brother Of he late james Cassidy of st Charles st.
This Establishment Is conveniently located for gentlemen
whose business engagements make desirable for them
dine out being nearly central the
The table will constantly supplied with eyery Vsrie Of
fLEsH FISH and OYSTERS; short all the decaeies Of
the season. ard in their greatest perfection.
Ready and obging Walters will be attendance and moth
ing shall be wanting the Of the proprietor
competest satisfaction iniS I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29
DRAND & ADAMS, SUCCESSORS n

BRAND ~ ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON 4
II cog No 81 Magazine street. opposite the Arcade Import
and Dealers in Domestic and ForegH HARDW ARR SHIP
CHANDLERY etc. have in and for sale fayora-
bic terms complete suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmith and others
BRAND 4 ADAMS
Az ly&W No. 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29
A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p ARILLA LOZEN G. Z S, ,
Minnie md Cnnan0nnd

Simple and Compound.
Prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences SyTups Extracts named and
to ali specalies heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
general therapeutic ageBt susceptible being applied to all
Diseases Developments morbid principle which
from internal cause, either In the blood any Of the
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the auiraa vegea
bic and Mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to my interchangeable
searches Il Is obtained.
IN vegetables the necessary this
grand idea which based upon oeAgnou principle Of
sapar partly known 70 The pnbe such Is the discovery
which have The honor this day u advertising The form of
ozeags has been given % ~ because is nature Preeluded the
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divided into sim
pie and compound Lg IN order that they might be given
to children ~ veil e saaitl.
Ny dr experiments made privately and remained
sondsffui satisfied that
oeeded and that he q qusckey could not be brought
The attention Of phyz1.us Of the public called
these ioteng m order that every may witness the admi
rahe results Of The same.
GENERAL EFFECTS.
Testified 70 by upFsfis q thousand persons
The stomach d es. ths blood IS purified and renovated
BIC A EF ECTs.
l. Prompt and radical Of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Losnges have bad the
s. YeneFeA syphille hspatic, seorhutica comfy, rhea
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
few DAYS after the remedy Is resored to-
All diseases Of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels
other internal external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lozenge- resorted to.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
]. wRiGHT CO.,
q and ISL Chartres ST.
y. GUIlLOI, Royal street.
II. BONNABEI4
corner OF Natchez and Fchoupitouss sts.
JAMES SYME, lS4 Canal st.
@. II. WERCkMULLER,
lO2 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
NB-cOusultatOns Cgra's|day AT the above Drug Store
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29
~. NEW ORLEANS LOCK mANUFAC-
on TORY, n Magazine street, near Poydraa.

W DEARIE BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS
respectfully inform the public and builders that they recev
ing and have hand large and compee assortment Of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws, Puleys, etc. which
they offer for sale the most reasonable terms Attached to
their they have factory where all kinds Of Locks for
banks, vaults prisons, stores dwellings, made
der the shortest notice and warranted Also
rioT article Of safe Night Latch for Offices and dwellings.
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such Sig
nal and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
put in workmanlike and warranted give
satisfaction Smith work in general Jobbng promptly at
si-sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
A SPRINGS na25I v