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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

NOVELTIES AT JOHN TopD's.-The ladies may now
see n Mr. Todd some of the 6yeie silks goods
they ever laid their eyes upon together with everything
Qne fashionable dress from the bonnet down To-day,
specay will opened Of plain coloed silks at
sI2 paern Seeto Il. Indies Read The advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

STABLE FOR RENT.-A stable and lot large enough
for1hy horses be had the of Deord and Front
streets. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

Rs-steamer Woodrord, Capt. Moses Erwin, leaves
for Louisville intermediate landings this eveang punct'
paly, al O'Clock Bell Buchanan d CO. are the agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

L. ELK1N & Co.'s CARPET HoUsE-This we'll
known house at No IS Camp street ready the fall trade
with large splendid of goods comprising everything
in that limo of business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

BuLD1Na Materials Messrs. NJ. Eastman q
Co.. office No. u Royal street have hand large quantities Of
lime cement rebriok plaster hair etc See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

BRAScn OF THE CITIZENS BANK TO BE ESTABLISHED
AT SHRBvEPoRr.-Th following letter from Senator
Henry Phillips to the editor of the Shreveport
Gazette and published in that paper Of the ID inst
indicates pretty clearly that the inhabitants Of
Shreveport will soon be enjoying the advantages Of
Branch Bank, which we trust will prove Of great
convenience to them:
Some days since, received a letter from the
President of the Citizens Bank, informing me that
Europe and that the branch of that bank at shreYe
port should be located and put in operation as soon
as be could procure suitable building in your city,
which he purp0sed doing at the earliest day practi
cable This trust will be interesting to your citi
zens who need such facilities much at this season
of the Year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

SUGARS AND CIaARs.-Large quantities of cigars
and sugars the different approyed kinds have just been
imported by Nessrs s. peYisser Co., No. 74
Magazine street, See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11
Anniversary Bvents-oot, IL.

1848-The Hungarian army marched to within
six miles of Vienna
182O-The printers of London went in grand
procession to present address to Queen Caroline
The address was printed on white satin in gorgeous
manner.
18l7-Death of Andrew Pickens of Revolutionary
fame, in South Carolina.
1797-Battle between the British and Dutch fleets
of Camperdown; the Dutch defeated with the loss
of nine ships
I7ol-The Bank of Providence, the first Of Rhode
Island, began to discount
l776-The British under Pringe defeated the
Americans under Arnold, in a fight on Lake Cham
plain
l736-Great storm on the river Ganges loss of
life estimated at 100000,
I7O5-Death of William Amontons, inventor of
signal telegrapbing
I7O2-Battle OF vigo, in which the British Admiral
Rookie attacked the French feet and the Spanish
batteries and conquered them, losing eight ships,
but burning six gaIleons and carrying off ten ships
and eleven galleons with immense quantities of
treasure.
1698-Treaty between England, France and Hol-
land, for the partition of Spain.
| I6l2-The remains of Mary Queen Of Scots re
moved to vault in Henry Wits chapel, and mag
nifcent monument erected to her memory.
! I521-Pope Leo X conferred upon Henry VIII the
title of Defender Of the Faith.
1492-Columbus came in sight of the Bahamas ;
his first discovery Of the new world.
| S--
News FROM UTAH.-The intelligence from Salt
Lake by mail is to the 4th of September, Governor
Cumming had returned to the city after a pleasure
excursion of couple of days to Cottonwood kanyon,
with some of the elite Of Mormondom. Gen. Grant
and man named Williams were tried and convicted
of breach of the peace. They were both found
guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of one hundred
dollars and the costs of the court. Breaches of the
peace are becoming quite common in the streets OF
the holy city. Trouble is anticipated with the Ind
aus. The mail of the 18th of August had been de
stroyed by them, and the carriers barely escaped
with their lives. Col. Harbn has been obliged to cal
upon Gen Johnston for an escort of soldiers to pro
ect the herds of cattle he driving to California
The Indians have declared their intention to rot
every mail and to stampede the stock of every emi
grant train that attempts to to California. Col
Lander had arrived in Salt Lake City He reported
that the wagon road under his superintendent was
progressing rapidly and would be completed before
the mountain SHOWS set in. Brigham Young is still
at Salt Lake City, but closely confines himself il
doors, Business was reviying at Salt Lake, ant
traders were coming in with their goods Snow fel
on the 5th ult at Platte Bridge, about hundred
and fifty miles above Fort Laramie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

BARGAINS IN CARPETING.-u -uessrs. Todd & Co,
No 2O Canal street have in magnificent stock of goods
in their line great portion Of which they offer at eNtaord
nary bargains We direct attention their advertisement il
annther rnlnmr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

OsGooDs CHoLAGoGuB AND WILsoN's DESTROYER.
These preparations always to be bad OF j. Wright
Co. Nos 81 and 5l Charres See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

New Books AT WHTE's.-There are fresh supplies
of good reading T. L. Whe No los Canal street The
advertisement in another column tells what
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

Animpatient Wechman called to his wife, Come,
come, isn't breakfast ready3 I've had nothing SINCE
This is equal to the call of the stirring housewife,
who aroused her maid at o'clock, with, I" Come,
Bridget get up Here It's Monday morning. TO-
murrows Tuesday, next days Wednesday the
week gone-and nothing done yet!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

A MONSTER SNAKE F0uND.-Ye Yesterday forenoon,
Mr., e. Dana while passing through Clyde street,
Brookline, fonnd dead serpent of such enormous
Size that he thought it worthy Of preseTvations
and be took it into his wagon and brought it down
TO tie village for the inspection of the curious. The
creature measured eight feet nine ipces in length,
and rirthed eleven inches in the largest part 1t
weighed about Ii pounds. Opinions we've divided as to
whether it was an oyergroWn water snake or boa
constructor but Mr.. Manu. the taxdermist Of Boston,
to whose care the mounting of the reptile was com
mitted, at once pronounced it young anaconda.
How the creature came in Brookline is mystery
but it seems probable that it was one Of me two
which escaped at Salem, tie other having been re-
he finder frankly confessed that be should have given
il the whole of the road if he had not bad coed evil
ence that life had departed The boa probably died
OF starvation and cold as there were no bruises os
wounds upon it, and the body was lean and ems
riatad Boston journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

The PARAGUAY EXPEDITION. We learn from
Washington the 5th that the Paraguay expedition
was expected to sail Immediately, aud to be CON
siderably augmented in consequence of official ad-
vices which inform the Government that President
Lopez is preparing serious opposition. The instruc-
tions issued to the commander of the expedition will
be adapted to this of affairs. The total number
of vessels will be about 16, with an armament OF
about l5O guns, many Of large caliber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

MORE LIVES SAVED FROM THE AUsTRIA.-The
New York Evening Post publishes the following dis
patch
quebec, Oct 1.-The Norwegian ship Catarina,
Cart. Funnemark, from Forvey fortythree days out,
arrived yesterday, On the llth Of September, at 2
o'clock, A. NJ in long. Al deg. 40 min, latitude IL
deg SO min, the Catarna fell in with the unfortu-
nate steamship Austria, and took from the wreck
twenty-five persons in all-siXteen passengers and
six Of the crew. In the number is included a girl
about fourteen years of age, On their arrival in
Quebec, Messrs. Falkenburg and McBain took them
under their care and will see to their wants
The following are the names of the saved by the
Catarina
Second Cabin Passengers.-G stoepe and Andrew
Lindshiem.
Steerage assengers,-Conrad Eiffert, Wilhelm
Braunsdorf Joachim Pless Joseph Smertzeek: g. sven
Nelson, Winsentz, Jorgen Fitchen, Heinrich
Fourier, Edward Ahers, Christhopbe Bareker' Peter
Syensen, Johannes Daumeller and Chrstophe
Cyelo.-Martin Folge, cook; Joseph karze, fire
man; Frederick Sheteldt, fireman; Heur ,hlePerp
| fireman Johan Rohmondt, sailor; Johan Heinrich,
sailor - Jaht sailor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 3 O'Clock P. N.
FOR OPH IOU 3 AS-THE NEW
laASssf5sszg steamer Anna Perret, Capt. G. F.. Lou
~ ailler built expressly FOR the trade, vii leave as
above taking freghtor Old River Simmsport and all landings
the Atehafaays For freight passage apply board,
orto
IyI4H CustOmhnuse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

MORE GoLD,-The Duektown Eagle, published at
Hiwasse mines, Tenn, has the following:
We received on Friday information Of rich de.
post of gold having been discovered on the lands of
John c. Moore about twenty-five miles southeast
from this place and twelve miles south of Murphy
The few persons who have been employed have
averaged 25 dWts. to the hand,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

Randolnh says, that once upon a time c0loFe3
cook exnected company, OF her own kind, ana was
At 4 loss with what 10 entertain her friends, her
mistress said, Chloe, you must make an aRology.
/" Good lor' = missus, how can | make = ! sot ~
eggs, no butter, pur nothing to make il With
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Leaves sgsTy sATgRn4Y!I.. =! 5R, y,

EOES OENRIA4pNSIAS VIA The Al
Z saCJkyA chafalaya-The and light drift steamer
Bayou Belle, Capt. Iohp Lyons, will leave
above taking freight and passengers for Smmespo Old
river and aandings the AchaiHaya Rofreight pas
my3I j. 5. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on TUESDAY, October r. at r. N.
St. Loais, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line

Leaves TUESDAY, October Y, at 3 p. NJ.
St. LOnis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line 80
r. FOR 81, ,LOUfS.--CONNEGTIEG AT
issglEts Cairo with the Illinois Central, gnd at St Louis
with the DhIoRn1 Mississippi RarOad-The line
regular passenger packet Champion, +, b. Moore,
MASTER will leave for St LOuis and all Intermediate landings IA
above. For freight or passage apply board or to
j. n. ALLEN, Freight Agent
the above Line Illinois Central Railroad, % P0y
dFas street.
cc8 J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Fyn=. STEAMER II. q. TWTCHELL,
sIAStIt,t9a FOR sT. LOCIS-FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Regular New Orleans and ST. Louis Passenger
steamer r.. O. T'VyIcfIeIi,
mas master will leave for St ops and all ntefmedae hand
sixteen days during the follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY October 23, ut p. A.
MONDAY, November s,
.. WEDNESDAY, "a,
FhInAY, December To-
Passengers shippers rely the puneuaty Of this
steamer.
plan Of the seen and stAerooms secured by
applying 10 the Agents, BELL, BUCHANAN Il co,
as1E n POydris street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

An ITALIAN RIOT IN NEW YoRK.-A terrible row
and fight occurred the evening of the Sd inst, at
lager beer garden in New York, between ahobt hfty
Italians, armed to the teeth and number Or Irish
men, few of whom had any weapons but their fists.
A number of pistol shots were fred, and four Irish
men were stabbed Of whom died on the spot,
and another was supposed to be mortally wounded
police force finally interfered and arrested 10 OF
the rioters mostly Italians The Evening Post Of the
4th says:
This morning sergeant Van Brunt made a descent
upon the place and found there large amount or
silver waret clothing, blankets ewerY besides burg
lars tools, pistols loaded, clubs and sung shot. In
every room, niche and Granny, stolen goods we're
large quantity Of silgerware was hid in the gar
ret under pile Of moss Two burglars coats OF the
same fashion as Cancemi's, were found The goods
identified as the proceeds Of several burgiaries
recently committed in shat ward.
Alderman McSped0n's house had been entered
about three weeks ago, and wagon load of property
including clothes in the wash sverware, aud other
property was carried off. This property was among
that found on the premises. Several houses only
few doors off had also been robbed and their property
was identified. Aeonsiderable quantity of the st0len
property still remains to be claimed at the Nineteenth
| Ward Station-Hoase.
The prisoners belong to gang Of burglars, prin-
cipaly italians, Scilians and Spanards who havefor
many years carried on operations in this city. Cam
cemi the murderer, is believed to have belonged to
this gang, and this their principal depot. They
had their conederates at many Of the fashionable
restaurants.
The man Cansemi, mentioned above, is noS under
sentence of death in New York for numbering po.
liceman who attempted to arrest him for burglary,
more than year ago. We have in New Orleans
band of murderers, burglars and thieves, known az
the .sicilian Gang,a similar in most respects no
doubt, to that in New York.
LAMENTED DEArH.-We read, with feelings Of more
than ordinary regret, the following sad announce.
ment in the Baton Rouge Gazette, of the Tth inst.
Fer two or three days past the telegraph has told
Us Of the illness Of friend and ellow-ezen Chas
s French, only surviving Of DR.. G. R. French Of
this city. Yesterday, after the departure OF his
father, mother and sister, dispatch came through
announcing his death. He died at Vidalia, in the
the parish of Concordia on Tuesday, the 9th inst.
His remains will be brought down to this city-hfs
native place-tor interment to-day. Here the sad
offices Of the funeral service will be performed and
sehooboy friends and relatives viii follow his mortal
remains to the grave In the brief span OF to-mor-
row each living to-day will alike be followed until
the heart ache, and our thousand mortal ills are Te-
iieYed and ended.
:
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Tue ATLANTIC CABLE.-Netr York, oct. 4.-The
following message has been received from Trinity
Bay, dated the lst inst:
good currents received from Falenta, but nothing
ineligible DESAUTY.
Trinity Bay, Oct. t,-There is no apparent change
in the cable to-day, am now trying the new system
of working. l shall telegraph again tonight.
pESAUTY.
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R@ Il C u l. A 1t WEEKLY U. s.
- mail passenger pscke-For AeXandria Not-
ssHsA mans Gorton's and Barbin's Landings and all
intermedate aHngShe very light draught passenger pack
II. Wilson master will positively leave as above.
For freight passage having fine accommodations apply
bomd
o8 Jss. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-11

FROM CL1NToN.-The East FeIiciana Patriot of Sat,
urday says:
The weather is quite cool-wind from the north,
indicating that frost is not far off. We had rain in
the early part of the week. Cotton is coming in
rapidly, and learn from the agent that the rail-
road is taking off about 1900 bales per week. Health
good
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.


IT, FOR L9UISVIbI, ,E-I,THE FINE,
regular passenger packet WOOdfOrtl, Capt.
tSss Erwin, will leave for Louisville aud ali inter
mediate landings above For freight passage apply
board, BELL, BUCHANAN 4 90, Agents.
Of No. 81 PUydras street.
nA plan Of cabin be and secured by
applying to the agents
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY lIth inst, at5P NJ
IT. STEAMER WOODFOBD FOR
LOuhyille. Regular New Orleans and Louisville
sssF45S55Fl passenger steamer WOOdfOrCl- This new,
spledd and fast seamer, Moses Irwin, muster
will leave for Louisville aud intermediate landings above.
j. s. PAfAUD. Advertising Agent.
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NUMBER 1873.
THERMoMETRIcAI OBSERVATIONS.

A=z@+-----
OR SEPTEMBER, 1858. By LEwEs r. TAYLOR, ESQ
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ss Mobile EVERY EVENING; for Point Clear di
sect Also on sundays Mondays and Thursdays T5 max
iddRy trips leaving the city 10 O'CLOCK to accommodate
shose who arrive BY the morning boats, ieA IT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-13

Die Iebuantepec &pute.-
9fa@ ben n~eueifen Na9ri&ten miro sroBe
Gbdttsistett in Der Gneasiruns unb pla<
c{ruas BON Artettern unb &uti9en fit
bic neue Strabe 5wiiden Su9l unp Sc
buantepec enttpidelt. Sn NewzS Orleans
puroen @ontrafte fit &uti9en unb Yferpe
absei9lcien. Der Ddmpfer 8uader Gity
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Granctsrp mad Nep<S rlearS in u,1>
9efdbr Ia Gasen juradSeleet tperpsn Tam.
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feline Nntmprt. = Ur f~lrtterte pe6balt lbe,
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bos 8eroift: $50 bur1 Selbi tmpro !"
Gin junser Mann> Mamen6 8erry
murpe auf bic 8el&ulpieuns verbaftet Die
Smitb aber 8oro 9e'pcrfen gu boten. Gr
fol- jeoc@ gang uniduloi9 letn.
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Dermi(bte na6ri6ten.

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bic britt de Blag9e 16 ertredt, 1T Der
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mag piplomatil@ eeredtiertist fem !; bod!
mirb papur@ unbepinstt Der Mpnardte
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Seuti@e So1af

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Weper & Wi((ius, St pauC.
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lohie auf ale 9auptpl6te Jrantreihs. Der Gdtpe;,
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traefn u:e su ben sunltisiten 8etineunssn atee-
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in irsenp eiusm xbeile >Deutlblaups uup ter
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uns aus9eTertiet unb bsren @iltiafeit yerbirot.
@u9 ~belor9en mir bic Con lularil4e Beslautisuna
lpl9er Dpfumente. a., .
pai1a9eldeine
5ur freien Tabrt uber Bremen uad Wep-W prf.
Baltimore peer Nem- Srleaus Yerabfolaeu mir,
3%eitssmaBen Yrcilen. 9ul6e @aeire 'lbaten talr
ti'r bic ia b~enlslten b%eua;l1te psrlon' Wultisteit
une tSnnen nidt pom p%erlelben ~perfauft uoer iGber-
trasen tptrben. @irr rer Sdein ppn Der betref-
tenptn! Yer1en nidt benuBt, 10 tatten mir ttu,
8au1er ~pellelben bic Rauf}um,ne, obsieli9 @pm-
mi1ltpn, surid.
8ir per9iiten 3tnlen auf @elper,
bic auf t%e(iu1mte i3eit lei uns peppnirt (lnt,, iuNbtr>
1'ebmen bic Selesung scn &apitalien 1T @runp@
etseatbum cber segen S!lterc1en auf
@rlte bYpctbefaril9e Si9erbeit;
taufen unc serfaufeu Wple une Gilber, belpraeu
bic Gtnjtebuns ppn We9ieln unt Nrten in iraent
ttnem 1beile Der @ereinieten @taaten une sableu
bic bSaite Yramie fir ~ .s. ,a
Be@lel auf New@yort ct, Souls &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-13

40 unlre 6reunte in Stil,patsr werben Is
uns ni@t %unsitis nebm,en, tab mir Der &initn<
enns sssen r@p'teselbers unt 5@uf~
terle" tie Iufnatne serpeigern F.; inten, mir NIT
ete,ens ebarafteren meter in cine periDnlide nod
,d)riTtli9c 8sriitruns tpnme,, wpQen, >eren Tinale
MIR rGntebruns Der pre0e" isiin 1mnIBte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-13

Gin en9lt1@ er @etfli@er>
9err Marrtptt, tewtes es aus per 8ibel,
bab bic Woce Der peiten &etfr6de uno
cer INNER mebr ms Dtminutip rebuctrten
Damenblte 9e9en bic Neli9ipn leien. Die
Mpoe telie9t Nue6> 9uten @eldmad> Mr>
mutb unp Nelt9ipn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-13

= Gprt'D 60 quesnes = Jest
pittSbxr9.-Mus einem Gtnlapunesz
i@retben ron ptttsburs erieben mir pab
am rs. ,. M(ts. I'M meitli@m She'll son
penniylponten oas bunoertjd9rt9e Set in
Grtnnerun9 Der Ginnabme bes TorteS
Desquesnes auf 9ranoipie @eile itattfn<
ben rpirb.