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NIB. PUNCH has great pleasure, Cat the
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-07
] leans aiIo d sftnt.
RlgER lNTELLIesEneE.

THuHspAT, October I, 1858.
yssEsrtiay Tie weather was warm and cloudy, viii
sagefs showers 81 rain. Business 81 the leyee Wal
III 81 ite Is active @ It has Been for some days past
1heFg Ners but few arrivals OF departures. There
WIKI d quite number og boats 10 this morning,
Ths Niokaharg mail packet Vlclsburg, Capt Gan
noa, iit Be Il tie levee this morning, and leave
agaia this evening ~ usual at P. III.
TIL railroad line passenger packet W, N. Morrison,
Capt b M Bofingar will be at The levee this morning
ready|5a receive freight She leaves ca aet tc1af I
ttip al 70 j, If, Sunday
WI laarn ~ teIacraphic dispatch from Vieks-
burp oet. d tbat the st, Louis packet Michigan,
cunningham, passed down aud will be at tne
lanffIe india ready 10 receive freight, She leaves
aeair SIT r Ill, Saturday.
s.,g,fs Tss Memphis u. S. mail passenger
uael5lt Messenger, Capt.. Geo. II Kirk arrived with
ae0o5ages cotton.
Th regular st, Louis passenger packet T. G.
qeisI sl Capt. ii q. MeGomas, arrived with fall
,a5 western produce. She leaves again this eve
niBe hi ii NJ. Mr. j. B. Russell will please accept
hanks Ior ata ST. Louis and Louisville papers,
Bol.Ts LEAVING. Lqftts for Lafotrche.- This
Fsgallr weekly and very popular passenger packet,
il caIrge u The weltknown and popular Capt John
j BrlgH viii leave this morning at 10 O'clock to
the rnnnte for Bayou Iafonrehe and all intermediate
handbags Mr. A. Il. GaTdner y ne clever ana
obllgihg cleFk.
Ia Red Ceiet Jor unachata--Ato Z. ~. To-Day,
THIS Eegalar weekly passenger packet y .,
tue VI ltsnown and popular Captain, Len Moore Will
leave as above for AL landings "a TIE Baek rVer'
and as far Up the 0uachita as the water Will permit.
The PED Chief is the only boat Tor fne oaaenlIa 10
day she eau be relied on as new, strong ana SUB,
stantFal boat with the best Of accommodations tor
passHagers and with clever, genteel and onlglng
ofice|rs. Mr. Carter Beaman Is the gentleman Who
occupies the Office, to tue great satisfaction OF an
taosa doing business with or travelling on the boat
~ Eieks5sgg for Nicksbarg and the Bends j AZ
5 r. 4, to-day, This splendid Y. 3 mail passenger
paekEti in charge Of the experienced Capt. y w
Cant on will leave az above for Vicksburg and MILF
ken' Bend and oil the usual landings She connects
IL V|eksburg with the Yazoo river packet Ranger,
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LONDON MONEY NARkEr.

From ,he London Timer, 9aity artiesl Sept. Isl
Tie husns in lie Stock Exchange to-day 7t3 has been
numaonut aud English fands have experienced per
esFiaaa. lons4ls opened 9IIa959S money,
and g17f@z ~ TIE l2h Of October renraed 70 those
prices afisr temporary decline Of eighth Il eliHg
day - the new India loan which stll remains il! gs 9s.
fhefe wasasight increase III ths demands deouns toy
Eoreiga eak havs been moderately aaiiye but show lie
change n gle foreign exchange lbs afternoon he rates
aboaF the is post Te final quotation the French
hre peF the fars BouFse as evening vsge IF 7e
to money and 72f 97e foF account showing renewed n
NtGNsalslis nearly
r5nrR fron lie nf England for The week en- lias
Eha saaenbe gives The following results compared wish
fhe u ATOMS Week:
RHlc Us Increase sj45 4S
0fir isaa. ~ lt $50 Decrease 65QS7
g95 10 lncease 1856
% the otAaf sia Of tie ace sunt
Government seeuries ftHgT16t4 "a. Iuetaase.s El6285
fHT seeuritinI..4+. i5,3lt III Decrease
Note nHefnplotpi.s- l2 1900 Increase 52t26J
TIE aHoaai of netss eeirguaiOa Is E2J6&e1 being
Il t Nh he stuck 8e eailen aeih departments
s. SIS a39s5 nlwug increase Of q $50 ben compared
Eill the pre- tsding return.
The haetstpHs IN The railway mayket haea uni pO
ta general tendency nfaYorabs In American
securities Neg York iirfuer 1isee
enfi i there @as slight M In kHfepsan meiean
ANante elsT9ga wer9 sas9iated n 5t5 ana 9 The !na
quotation neins s1s6g, Or @i9Q lower taaa yesEssdRg
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I-schr Qulacey-30, 600 reot lumber 10 order.
RECEIpra nF- PR0nucE.

GEEEyILLE-S Steamer Nesscuger-s35 bales Of cotton to
Ward Hunt &co215 Jphn Watt 6co-l5I Paine Harrison
ny hetehofd, Blown &eo doBartley johnson &coOO do
Richard Nagent &co0 a y Kelly &co-56 Wright Allen ,ge0
5 hughes hytste ID Sc04S Walker Hutchinson Aces do
Heen hgunpiU Hilafd Summers ggo-lD " Esiu &ca
- n9gaIt Foley Il AYery24 Connolly ChampliuD do
Rngelg pi,{e 80 - baAe y Aonls-t otle5 e9,4n
9sT1g lalE Ne9--b NJ d cooper Eeol6 John Ieel6 do
1ets1H seolu Bradley, Wilson keoiO Gllis Ferguson !
countries 70 ordeE-Totsl 29OO bales cotton.
81 lSStataer Eli Wals-Tg sacks bran IFS 40 shorts
59 9o l2ef 10 raeam 3oy503 bbs lou 3l6 sacks fopy
A hAIts paa a9b ao oe AZ casks bacon Ogesby 4 NBoanay
40 sacks oats Thomas Elder Ge0-lSU0 al I'M rJ 5fsfs
~ SO Gs Xxx DSs nay John Duty Etah95 sacks O oats "a
bhls whisky SO3 bbls huRr james G0anoy FTas rtSths
Sapine Bros SceSo hhs potatoes n Moore gSe@H1 XII 5s
Hnfell asle tc9-lS5 pSsa mise Barley, Johusef yra6
bGs el 9Qes ttlss e99 DO cotton setl oil Webster
l0ros leather Magee hnees-5 bbls potatoes do onions
do ktout Lechuerl0 do onions Seife-lO IA anbss
Price Converse &cqi casks Of bacon 2bhd tobacco to iyeo
Waits &eo0 n bacon ls hbs hour Pedreauve Brothers. I
pigs butter "a do lard f bbls cheese 10 tea Sehneer
81 casks bacon D H4c-S do 40 boxes cheese Is hbts lara
9 Z Doison son0 BOXES cheese ltus201 coils rope llO
h0ia baggHg Hyde AGO. bbls kegs hueE 30
-four Robertson Mcnengsl73 coils rope PedeauYie Broth
er22 40 Stone Tut Eeu66 do HaEgerty &eo-i6 bales
hemp BOranee-l3 pes hagiHg to w BhNmbas20 tcs lard
si5 bb!s Hour Keep Bard &e0O pbiS Hour huntingdon
eQ hbs l5uy hhds tobacco Moore FaacunlS2 bb Boar
Moiuny Bros &eol62 bbls Hour q Kennedy &to hat
0agp Hoy &coI hhds tobacco Maisg Levi2 pkgs mdsa
4 3Nrs bale mds PRTmele ArosS casks bacon 0bhs our
~ John Adaas do eggs f Do cheese Sc boxes cheese u
Deuondi0l2S do Kegs Of butter tn Cried GcO-l00
nps whisky Wright Seos9 les hams Hewitt Morton &eo
ls5 pigs mdse loan GAuene &eoI2 haNas cheese Is edde
~ PIG m6se NJ WGaUfl 10 ht lhs beef aud pork GEeve
Were4S hkgs misc DO siiHgs BarWell kcol2 pkgs Of
mise Is Eootell do rice Br0sa do to SebfOder-S323
hoea poles IWehel DnieAeF2l 9le5 cotton Coleman Brit
ton WhessA has tobacco 30 hhs fhnr lot hogs chick
ems M sundrjes % aEdef0a hhs tobacco. q bales
D0NALDS0SYILLE-Ste4ms sIusie-25 hhds Of sugar 10
heWjI Merton &eQSS do q AQntgomeFy-25 ahds sugar
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INDIANoLA VIA GALVESTON Steamship Magnolia
81 bbls flour 20 bb ghisky, do oil Il hams bags
cohee hds sugar % boxes bales bags bales baggng
rs coils rope,
CORK AND A MARKET-Ship TemRest-235I bales cotton
PROVIDENCE, 1-shp Meditor-65O bales cotton.
BosT0NBa VIM Jane29f Bales cotton 42i0bbls flour
boxes Indse
BELIZE HondprasBrg Greole-s bales cases and bids
tobacco 68 bbs opr 20 BIT bbis aaur, I6 hb pork ID b
and hf do beef, bbs bread, do apples do lard OIL
tar bba potatoes DO vnetar cR and ties bacon, of
bans kegs lard boxes b5ls sugar bags coil q
l60n feet lumber and sundries.
CIENFEUGAs, Caba-sahr + smith-ltanires not 10 he
PENSACOLA AND MTLT0N-Sehr Waiter Mp sacks
corn bbls soar de pork dc sugar bbls moaasts
suudries,
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Commercial Intelligence.

a.. tu.,t. I1vEsroot sens Ii 1855.
rs psa sl since VI Isl ts psasgFs e aaSe received
e ysei ais5 brought Geographic news from New Orleans
e4S os W. E s ef attention % following remarks the
m9gss, i9g adyicgs nom the United States
concerning lie crop with more encouraging accounts
gfsay tbsm m i6 and in some cases even
boh goods yarns extremely finn, at an advance Of a
isTs business prevented by the high demanded
By producers refusing enter into contract for future delivery
for the material has been very active
throughout tie week resulting in larger business than
rqnspired for many months past
Orleans, Ordinary Good Ordinary .,..,.,., 6aa69ld
Orleans, Good Addng TO Mddng Fair 73adSI56d
This sales Tor the week amount to s2sO0 bales Of which
2 taken for speculation export To-day they
uUQ baesthe market closing firmly but with less activity
Present estimated stock Is $4,000 bales including
Amercan against 10000 bales including 22Oo0 American at
ms imports from ls January date bales Of Al
kinds against S90 bales period in 1851 And this
they are sou bales against 900 for corresponding week
Amount taken for consumption Of all kinds from LIST January
to data 1852 900 bales against 81 for time in '5f
The quantity known 70 be 1908 bales Of American
aud $500 East India against 1900 bales Of American and
Ia oq1 East India at same period last year.
recent imporatogS being sampled, and
wiz soon 6e on the market So far this month the business has
eareey been OF SUM lent magnitude 70 test the strength OF the
state and the annexed figures can only be regarded as
Kentucky Inferior Leaf S1adGa 438d
Talr ..-..........tt 8 dt2s
stemmed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dggn
sUcARIn the early part the week the market dull
and prices receded subsequently, however there
animated demand and the value restored about the point
current on the Sd inst
The imports into the Kingdom to 18th inst have been $4,000
tuns against time last year and the
now 10000 tunS. against 81 0l9.
BEEADsruFFs The prevalence Of highly favorable weather
fer preserving the crops has
markets. prices Of Wheat and Flour in consequence Of
very meage demand, have daily tended downwaTdespecay
This The case with inferior parcels which unsaeab and
deal 10 at reasonable figure. Indian
scarce Is more in demand and prices slightly
days market there only fair Of buyers
market devoid Of spirit and prices tended downward
Flour be quoted cd bA lower exception choca brands
and Wheat l@2d. y 70bs. Indian Corn has
u Or yellow S3QS4s.; white glQD35s Cd.
FoYsfoNsthe demand for Bacon is very lRnguid, and
while prices qnoaby lower Is
retail demand.
Notwithstanding very small supply Of Pork the ap
proHch to the period for Irish the Market
dealers to buy very cautiously and prices under very limited
retail demand are little than nominal We quote West
ern az rs ba75s and Eastern, here. Lard is less
wanted, and prices are feeble ut G0G162s
FALLow continues decline Petersburg Y C. is dsoted
O. 49, Cd on the spot London and Butchers Association
Sos Cd. (45ls. Cd here.
Truly yours, JAS. HEWITT Co.
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Children three years old and UNDER ree those three
and up to twelve old hapnce all twelve years old
ulltRre
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five can be had OF the
office OF the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside the line Of the road tickets pack
ages Of twenty-five for their personal use at reduced rate
The accommodation train will leave New Orleans SAT-
URDAY, 20 p NJ arrive ut Magnolia at 1855 P. NJ
Magnolia at $50 A. NJ. MONDAY and arrive New
leans at S55 A.. NJ.
Freight Train will New Orleans Canton on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays 7.3O A. NJ Returning will
at 4lhP. N.
Freightto leave the city the above days the
depot by O'Clock NJ the day previous to the departure
Of the train.
mNal WIN M MADLEy Eanernl snnarlntanlant.
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pnNrnnARrRArN RAILROAD.

MoBILE-steamer Gatornal5 bales cotton Bradley, viii
son &ep-suudries to r Geddes--and order.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD, FROM CANroN-9 bales cotton Il Aby--
g. Thornhill 6co-6l Robson Aller44 Lewis 0gebyS
West Where seo--S Walker Snider--lS C 4 Kicks
coS9 Rochford Brown &co5 Bnckner Stanton Newman
rs Felowes &co-4 Bogar Foley AveryS9 bales
Gutrer Harrison &colu6 bales cotton Warren Gilmore &co-
u Skpwith HGsardS2 do Persons tco bales eeson
Ward Saunders Huu--SS L Adams &co0 bales cotton
Hughes HylSed &Co-54 Coleman Bron Il Withers-40 do
Wright Allen Carroll, Hoy &Go5 Samuel BarretJ-S
Brnde Hubbard &colI do Frierson Conway &co-I do
Patton Smith Putnam do AcLemoFe Rayburu ScO-S
Bradley Wilson &coS Smith, Harris Sco-SH X Carter &co
Connolly Ghamph-3 Perkins &cO-5 Byrne, Vance SEQ
suudres TO order--1otal 1872 bales cotton.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTkBLIEKss OFFICE, Z
City Of New Orleans, July T. 1866.
X iGsDl4Yl1U, That the COnptroile1 be, ana
~ he is hereby authorized and required give by
standng advertisement III official Journal that in accordance
with The ninth section Of oinaHee No. l2 approved March
3D. 1854 the Council viii may any bill against the cy unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
ESignedl e. L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
LSignedl L. H. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April rs, 1856
tSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers of the city and Of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD
jyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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RAILRoAp TRAvELINa.

sFga g-5g,,.qs,=,-, NEW URLEANs JAG4.=
lNasa gst& hs5 8s$WSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
dstSE9 y RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, the 9st day Of May 1888, Pas
sengeT Train viii leave New Orleans daily at I'D A. NJ and
arrive at Canton vt ESQ O'Clock 7. NJ.
Returning win leave Canton at 74O a. NJ, and arrive at New
"a M
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Steamship Mexico, Lawless from Indanoa and Galveston
q b Payne
Brennan ship Achilles, Nordenho from Liverpool Aag ID to
WArnekin IL kerChuh
Bark ] Br9G9EmaP Brookmm, days from New York, 10
sehr sse Drift smith days from Brazos Santiago, to H
Phelps
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Shipping 9nteIIlgsate.


Steamship Magnolia, CrowelI, for Galveston G PAYNE
Ship Tempest, Whitney, for Cork and market
Ship Mediator Ras ror Providence Rhode Isiaod
Woodruff SEQ
hefk Hiuiam 4 Jane Cobb for Boston, Creevy farWel
British Brig creole, Robinson, for Baze Honduras.
schF Z Smith, Blohm, for Cienfengas Cuba,
BoqdQqsquie, Phillips Eco
Bannell 4 BAieF
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Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, from New York via Ia
ysnR, james Connolly kco.
SGhr West Florida Burns ro Pensacola to Poolhy Nleei
co-Basin.
schr Hope. Moore from Pascagoua-
Sch. Olive Branch Smith, days Mobile to MASTER
Basin.
Sehr James & Eliza Steel, from Bloxf-Basin.
SehT Quincy - rom BaSi-Basin
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POLICE JAIL--OFFlCIAL.

MAS brought TO the Clay Police JAN On, the
2gta Of September The BLACK boy JoHS. SAYS hs 6e-
longs 10 Mr. Robert Boyd who lives in PARISH og P0iut
Guupte He IS tFe feet four Inches high aud RS eg hye
the left eye.
The owner Will call and claim his property according Ia law
+. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail,
oc5 l5t hlputs comptroller.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be remembered thai this 10th March 1883 before me the
abgcrber Justice Of the Peace in for city aforesaid
personally Appeared Charles Briggs President, and H ?,
ysr Secretary Of tha Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
Orleans who beiEg duly sworn according to law Dc de
and hat the above true and
correct transcription the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
a. P, JAEYTER, Secretary.
SWgrnt0 and subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1873. c. u. BRADFORD,
SeuondJ asce Of the Peace go the Parish Orleans,
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Interest Of six
per the outstanding certificates OF profits on
ing after t5e second Monday in MAY next and redeem
and after that date the SCRIP ssned Of the year 1855 reservu
the provisions Of their charter cash capital Ave
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
d scrip dividend Of FORTYTWO PER GENT on the net
earned Of the year ending February % 1858, for
which cerfcAes will be issued and the first day of
june, 1858, CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President
q PJAEyIER sscrstary
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ENPAyE Du QUATRIEHE DISTRIEP-TI n
II etc conduit dep6d GpageS du uatrame nsret rue
Jackson eure les Laurel ct Constance CONNIE epaxes
I'm bouc girls
Tine eAeYFo rpnge. ayant tine gorde Cou
Nne cheyfe bhUlgbe, Ayee le cnu jauue
Tine chevre blanche, Hyaut de tongues C5rnes.
Tine ehNRre nnire taehe6a de bAnc une 1orde au cou
IHe cherre ray5e.
Nne gh6yre blanche,
81 les dts son mas rselses dams dix forFs les
tais pay6s, ills seou yendIs enehers D0bTuue an iiI de-
pot ie FEADREllI, IS oetobra, lSSS 10 hgDres 4 NJ
q, Q, FhEGHIER GommissaiEe des rues.
Nouyelle.Oritnns, lie oetb6rs 1883 oea 7 ii
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,aaIag ra,.,z,,,,-,,,,,,-7 PONTCHAttTRAI RAIL-
rs9ts 3tsS+I ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after 9 o'cloGk
Horse will leave the city every morning o'clock,
and the Lake one hour after the last steam trains.
Extra special trips, when required, by notifying the
duCor.
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge, where
the steam train wlstop when required excep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays. way cents and
the Conductor must have timely notice stop. NJ ly
gzgs -. ,-,rrsr,ssy,se,- FOR Lake BOEGNE
ASs9A Sa8 9slas ks5s and Mexican Iuf-ME&IGAS
RG--88ESsGULF RAILWAY. - Depot
corner of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
To Proeorvlle Lake Borgne-dsence % miles. Fare
through, 81 cents; children and slaves, half price,
Departure Of Truins-DAILiY.
Leave the city for the Lake, ..,...l0 A.
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LAKE city, at...,'...'...... ...',. pa A. ~
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Office 90 Common street. For all business If the Railroad
Department. any other with the Of
the late Alexander Gordon, apply to
". q. FAREWELL, Executor,
who is the ony authorized to make sign
obligations for the road.
omnibuasesieave Canal every fifteen minutes for
the leo0t sep II
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Music Sueck, from Donaldsonyille.
California HutchiRgs, from Mobile.
Katie Dale, Moore, from 0uaGhita River
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INSURANCE.
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HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY,
New York,
Cash Capital set0Olo = Surplus s259 OJO
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under its
Policies and we'll known the Companies Of New
Orleans Merchants generally many Of whom hold It's Po
cies Of Insurance Fire and River Risks taken lowest rates
and Is cent CASH return Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
Dividends R. W. RAYNE, Agent,