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appearance, on the lsh uIt-, has been duly shr9n-
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
The Steamboat Law of 1858.


The following law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature and seems to be overlooked in some
respects, The first section does very well. The
second section was intended to check what is termed
the jumping system-that is, a crew Of deck hands
leave the boat after engaging certain wages, at the
very moment Of departure, causing great delay, cost
and inconvenience to shippers, passengers and own
ers. There being no penalty attached to the viola
ton of this section other than assessed damages rem
ders it imperative against deck hands, freneu and
aborers, as a cart load of judgments against those
fellows would not he worth chew of tobacco. A
slight fine and imprisonment would speedily check
the serious evil;
AN ACT for protection of an Of steamboats,,
SEcroy l. enacted } aud House Of Repre-
State OF Louisiana in General Assembly con
veue That any person "6 may by violence or
uumidate aud prevent another from
shipping Steamboat within the state, or Who sIHu
wiki person VINO Is one OF the
Of from d~charsing his or her duty or un
lawfully Interfere with any 7re may he taking cargo
State shall be guilty Of mdeneanur and upon
conviction Justice of the Pea Of this STATE ke
corers Of the city Of Ne" Uru" be lined n less h twenty
dollars Of prO.euon and Imprisonment not less thar
twenty days in the Parish Jail.
SEC That any person rhO may Slip steamboat IL
the said boat either by
the month or voyage IN the capacity It icer
pilot clerk cook steward, cabin 10y wach
man htemiU, deck Hn lAOOrer, who tnty ahohdon ht
duty in the capacity for which he shipped or en-
gagged perform before the completion OF tOe voyage, or t
his engagement, without tiNnl cause, SNAIL elE
trtttn al Claims the iht for shch service, be aht
10 t5e o. said for damages UheA
they may by said btn lonet refusal to do duty.
Approved March IS, Is S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

SCARCITY OF DEEt.-The Linden tAla) Jeter
sonan Of the 18th, says the black tongue has made
sad havoc among the deer in that section OF country
1t says the Post Oak woods south Of this place has
always abounded with deer nutil now. Frequently
hunters could start within few miles hunt, ten,
twenty or thirty in days hunt; 50 it was of the
swamps Of Ghickasawbogue and the river near this
place. But since the prevalence Of black tongue we
have heard several gentlemen, who have hunted
much in search Of deer say that they nowhere to
be found in this vicinity alive though they ud very
] rnnIlu carnaSsc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
louisville journal, II

4 SPECIMEN or GOVERNMENT GoNrRAors-Tn
recent letter from Washington we find the following
The quarrels between Megs aud Walters about the
capitol DUNE are believed to have proceeded from
conviction that the walls were not strong enough 10
bear the iron structure. Little progress has been
made on the work in fifteen months. A million has
been sduandered,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

FArA1. FALL.-A passenger in the Fulton, on her
last trip from New York, writes that On the iFst day
out, the 18th September man fell from the mast.
head and vas killed. He has family residing II
New York. He was hurried the next morning a. sea-
The eaDtain read the funeral service,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

The HAVANA Day DaoR.-The officers Of The
steamship Gahawba report that the Spanish steamer
Mexico sailed from Havana on the morning Of the
18TH for this port Her object is to take hence to
Havana the large dry dock which has been completed
for several MONTHS lat could not be launched on az
count of the high stage of water in the river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
SaDGga u Co.'s
LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANT4

l. O T T Z r l Z S I r U NJ Fl A !
soan &. O. continue to DraD su aeto@ Interruption
swan d Co.'s Lotteries are Legal
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA =.
BThe late attempt njure firm has shown that on
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY that Prizes arc PAID
PuNGTUAGLY AID that oar Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme viii be drawn by E SWAN 90
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery, Of Georgia. In eso
Of their Single Number Lotteries fo- October, 1855
AUGUSTA, Georgia, public under the superntendence o.
Commissioners:
Glass 5G Draws Saturday October Q, l85S
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, October l6, 1868.
Glass 38 Draws Saturday, October 23, 1855.
Glass 80 Draws Saturday, october 30, 1853.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUh KRs
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZESl
WRARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
TaIA on Change.

The talk yesterday, early in the day, was about
FROST its consequences to the crops and Of its effect
on the health Of the city As the day advanced, She
prospects for change in the weather proved delu-
sve and the shady side Of the street sought to
hold the usual confab. The talk of crop estimates
took broad range. Those parties who two or three
weeks since were willing to wager one thousand dol
lars on 100000 bales as the maximum, evinced 10
disposition to repeat the bantering Some writer for
the New York Courier and Enquirer seems disposed
to make up table Of figures for amusement we sup
pose or for bnrlesque. 1t is not believed that the
figures below, which are published in the Enquirer as
being from a correspondent, can have any influence
across the water Our readers will, Of course have
something of laugh;
The following estimate the growing cotton rop based
rnaly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR ARsoN.-A dispatch Of
the 10th from Albany, n Y, says:
Brien Rooney, convicted Of arson in setting fire to
an inhabited building in West Troy in May last.
wherein there were at the time ten persons was This
morning sentenced to be hung the third day OF
December next This is the FIRST conviction Tor arson
in the first degree ever had in this county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

stIGiSIaf1S. ~ co., DRUGGISTS AND APo7HEGA
. RES 81 and 90 Canal street. GlleansImPorters of
and wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES Surgical In
struments, etc.
up With particular guaranteed fresh and gennine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

gFssg. FOR OPBLOUSAS VIA THE At
67ssAsItESs chaalayaThe and light draft steamer
assFs5saasss Bayou Belle, Capt. ohn Lyons will leayf
aing freight passengers for Snmesportt Ole
river all landings the AchaLaayR. For freight Or
my3i J. s. PAGAUp, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

When you see a gentleman 1t midnight sitting ~
tba steD In font Of his house, combing his hair With
The doorscaper, you may judge he has been oqt e
an evening party.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

FROM SAN Intelligence from San Do
mingo is to the l4th ofSeptember Santana was act
ing as Provisional President, and in that character
had called in the Treasury notes emitted by Eayerde'
giving receipts entitled to perspective payment fol
them. The paper money actually in circulation is
stated at $45 43O ~ while the new Executive re.
CARDS 300000 as sufficient for all business and social
purposes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

:. Father said a little fellow, after haYing apla
rently reflected on something, 2" shanst seHd yoa
Why not ? was the inquiry, Because answered
young hopeful, goh did ut send ne any at goRFs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
NUMBER 1913.
2nfaL gntfl[iafnfe,

The WEATHER yesterday vas sunny and very
pcasant the cool change Of the previous night re.
naming Just enough to render the atmosphere ex~
hilarating, and outdoor exercise real pleasure.
This, with the cheerful thought Of the fever being
actually on decline, seemed to inspire fresh fash
Of life into the city for the streets were crowded,
bnstng and gay everywhere.
The FEVER RETrEss to the Board of Health yes
terday showed very gratifying downward step in
the decline it has been undergoing for the last week
or 60 For the tweHty-four hours ending Wednesday
noon the fever iHteFnents numbered only I6-a fall
ing of Of from the previous day and the smallest
days return since the fever became noticeable as an
epidemic This is gratifying still, there is no know
ing how long it will be before we can announce the
decline as having reached per day and strangers
should stay away until that unit is reached.
FATfD FAAbrEs-Under this heading, yesterday,
we alluded to the melancholy mortality in the Paul.
sackeI family. We have since been informed that
we were mistaken in saying there was but one sur
viyor of the family. There is another-a married
daughter, whose change of name probably caused
our informant to be unaware Of her existence.
Another family which has been heavily visited,
calls our attention whilst upon this subject. Mr.
Koenrad Fuhri scholar and author and at one time
an extensive publisher in Holland came to this city
several years since TO repair reverse Of fortune he
met with in his own country. He prospered go well
that last year he sent for his family, and they arrived
in September of that year-his wife and seven chill
dren. This summer he succeeded to the bookstore OF
Mr.. Norman, on Camp street. and bade fair to pros
per. Mr. Norman, before he left, spoke to Mr.. Fnhr
OF the probabilities OF fever and advised him to SEND
bis family the lake, offering his house oven
there for their accommodation.
This kind offer was declined, Mfr. F. stating that
he and his family had adopted New Orleans as their
permanent home, and, wishing to become acelimated
were willing to take their chance as soon as the fever
came along. So they staid in the city the fever
came and here is the result, copied from the pub
lished records;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

B5- important TelegraihIc News Later
from Europc-wil1 be found ON last page.
CoTToH.-The receipts of cotton for the fortyeight
hours ending at o'clock last evening were by the
Vicksbarg, 037 bales II. R. w. Hill, 2.370 Capt.
tol, Sl3 Eclipse, 22G Jackson Railroad, 1881 Sun
flower, 259i Texas, 4G3 Fanny Ballitt, l28; Hia-
watha, 81 ; Laurel Hill, 42)-total, 1l,3l2 bales.
Receipts for corresponding days last year G57 bales,
of which 100 bales were ont Of Red river Sales on
the I'D October, ls57 $500 bales at 81 to 10 cents
for Middling to Good Mddlng
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

RB- We are requested to call attention to the ad
vesepneut of sale of urulfe auction II O'Clock this
morning o., st Andrew near Magazine street, by L. A. Leeyy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
FOR =o.PELOUsAzs S as

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at s O'Clock P. Nj,
sga@a FOR 0P LOU 5 AzB-THE NEW
EE4sgJIsfa steamer haIna PerrGty Capt. q. u, Lou
ailler. built expressly or the trade, will leave 9t
Rheye taking freight for Old RIyer Simsport and all landings
the Atchaaays. For freight or passage apply on board
or to "
VII near street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
sTEAMBoAT DEE ARTUREs.


Leaves OH FRIDAY, cd nst., 1t P, NJ.
, Egs%S FOR LOUISVILLE. - THE FINE
@ias4S5a ~ regular passenger packet Fanny Buliitt,
Il. B Huntlam muster will leave, above, for
Louisville aud all intermediate landings freight pas
sage apply on board or 10
BELL. BUCHANAN 4 CO, agents
ol5 81 Poydrns street.
b4Y plan Of the cabin seen staeTooms secured
by apnlyitE 10 Il e Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

yEHY sMALE-The Mayor Of Washington refused
to permit guns to be fired in that city in honor of
the Democratic disaster in Pennsylvania and so they
Mere fired outside OF the city limits.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

GARDENER WAHrED.-A good gardener is wanted
at Nlssi.sIppi CITY. sss alxeLils.m ent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

MURDERED MS WtFE-Iu Wateryliet, N. Y, man
named Mcneil murdered his wife on the night Of
the l2th inst by breaking her skull with some heavy
wpanDn He escaue1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

TIE FEVER IN MoBILE,-There were nine deaths
in Mobile from yellow fever during the twentyfour
hours ending at P. NJ, on Tuesday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

DAvENPoRr Dunn. A Man of Our Day. Ry ghas.
Lever, Philadelphia I. B. Peterson u Bros.
This novel has been in the course of serial pnblica
cation for some time past and is offered for tho
first time in complete form. Lever has strong
hold upon the affections of American fiction feadeFa
and Davenport Dunn We may be sure, win not go
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

Cow Losr-A And a reward offered for her recovery
See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
e1 '. n b SMITH 4Teheapitouias street.
Ea76 IL or SIMPSON 1t COOKIE, Mobi9.
), FOR POINT t3LEAIE-srEiiA

58IEaEa Gt GENT, I3apE John r. GAfsonl VII IeaRf
ss4z4s Mobile EVERY EVENING, for Point Clear df
#e5t Also on Mondays Thursdays viii r1akf
trips leaving the city 10 6'edcki to accommodate
those who arrive by the morning boats ie24 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

FREE PArERs LosT-Anlrew jackson has lost his
free papers mo like SET them lack again See his
advertisement, elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
So do we.

FHE FGoNfDA ELECTIoS.-We learn from the Tai.
lahassee Flofiiian that, 50 far as heard from, Haw
kins, the Democratic candidate for Congress, had
,794 majority. The State Legislature will be Demo
cratic in both branches.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19
IMPORTANT ACTS PASSED AND DEFEAff.O
ny THE IEGISLATtkE.

The Laws passed by the present Legislature will
fall veiy fer sho. of the NUMBER passed last year. ard
,pdt ed sil probably be somewhat below tho average
number. We cave given the title, Of them sh,
far. in full. Among them the following are perhaps
tho 80 which excite the most public interest:
OrsauiEing a State Lunsc Asylum fer insane convcts.
Anff al. The Revised statutes In Itgud % the pset aud
sut. q lie Gov ino ard dng the compensation Of OF et'
,he TX cuiivr Drp4rfu ent. .
CT receiving &. y.si's a. such.
Lessi1irs he ,se Of stocks on time.
pe1 the act in relation TO way fare on the Centca Aau
frsd. 49,, -. -,
road property
auihoiizi1g the Cou:roe TO pay Interest Canal drafs
Makr apuropI0 fr The CsLal debt aid tor the plsien
auce f the Canals during the fiscal year.
out resouti opposing the admission OF hsnsas ur~r he
Lecompton Constitution constitution not submitted - tue
pope.
Ame1dnr the Code Of Procedure.
subnb the peep. the question Of calling Con'enon
20 revise the Constitution.
TIE senate receded from the amendment 10 the
Tspsfer lill-strikipg out the amendment giving the
State Engireer power TO make absolute removals; so
that has passed both houses.
The following re among tho imp 1rtant bills h It
have been defeated
The bill rep, slirg the MttOpeiian PolcslsS.
The bill imposing CsLs tolls oa railroads.
The Registry law.
Tie 3. 500, 900 loan bl-to submit the question to
the peoplc-was lost in the Senate this morning. 1t
had passed tie Assembly previously
Albany Journal, April Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

spoke az ailst The aojoInmert tho isttsr moving 10
arue pd by 6xrg tie time Moneay, a. 5 p. m
Mr.. T.. s. EsTr moved the previous Question be d.
cisred cut of order.
Mr.. DAYTON rose 10 speak or the Question Hsdiew
g picture Of the ection of the Iegisl.ure aud was
preceding 10 denoubce the lobby when the SPFAKrR
called lin TO orcer, requesting him 10 confne his re-
marks TO tie question.
Mr. DAYToS-I en- following tie example of the
Sr4aker who tCok more latitude 10 debate than ever
before taken by Member on thi. floor. Ihavs at
lss.. "a many rights as tie Speaker on this floor
TheSrstKTE-The gentleman from Kings v.u be II
order.
Nr D.YroS-The gentleman rom Kings under.
st.pds that he is n orcer when the Chair
The sPRAKER tere raped loudly to order
NJ. DAYTos-l besrtne reps, and know my rights.
The SPLAKER-1te gentleman frc m Kirgs will taks
his seat.
Mr. D.rToN--I understand that order too but I
snail rot.
The eSPTsSrR-John A. DAYTON, take your seat.
NrDaYIoS sat down.
Much excitement prevailed during this scene, and
tie House wss for while IN great uprosr.
A wsrm siscussion between Messfs. Baker Lewis
". f. Jores, and others, then followed, and several
rnS.itns 20 adjourn made and loet
n lergtr Mr.. ESGs moved to amend the resoluti n
BY inserting Tuesday o'clock p. n, for the hour of
inai aoionI nneIt.
Under the yess aud Dsys tie me- tion prevailed sud
a; 2l o'clock the HCuse 90 0urned till o'clock b.
Honosy.
Measures for toliipg the railroads and imposing
mil cepal tes, Il ,sappcsed. viii be introduced on
Mol6sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
EnN . rOI =.

Foh p Iolk.
Tie United Ssa.es mai steamship North Stsr, 'pt.
TiIkepaugb. e, Isy.e ard Southampton, ssued from
biz port or Saturday. Sc took out PA pssseigeTs
srd 7G,7O0 IN specie.
los. OF MP NFEfDfAN
A telegraphic dap stch fem New Oflesns reports
hat :5e -L;p Ms:disr, Cspt. CTowt!, nence Naiou
10 :Cr Psrams wss abandoned il slnkiug condiaon
Apr. b. lat 81 lon. CO. iO. TIE csptap, rlae. and
NO stsuen arrived at New. Oi,cals; the rect OF th7
rev ww,Lt to Cubs. Tie Meli'isn vas cleared 0!
Ntssis. Tspean i Stsrbuck of this city. She asled
RON Boston.
STEAMER vy.rr.Pg srSK-TwETyF LIVES lost.
We learL from NJ. W. II. Na.D, Of Gsllpous O1io'
that about oclock p NJ on Monday last, tue Ports
mouth and Pomerov pa ke Venture. Cspta'u Densuyi
suIk opposite that place. The Ne1ture VS. roununs
to- wAec gale of Si1d struck ber orosaslle cai.eu
il her over 10 the sta:bosTd. Her chILneys HGu T
bCieTs weLt oyeIb bOsrc, ard the boat -
rg with water ard s.Dk 10 .ess than tn1ee nluut7s;
As sNe wa. going down, twelve of tie crew lumEsd
ito tic ws.er, ony four Of whom were s'.Ieg. iN'
losns is il, of those Known 20 have been ios'.
Sanutl Stafford cabin boy; Reed HaIalog, mt'e'
EcWard Sdebotbem steward; fhOmss eeAI; sre.
o1d ootk; Frsrk Mathers OF MOD port puoti DsVia avg
PritchsId. Chs'lss King and james n-!Pu!i -
taucs Tie stcorc-englnetr + Hiiss'ys Ou ~. - - 80
believed 10 be lost TIE steamer suck 70 l1l'n lut.e
Get - bey Lr,r;ans deck She had CD about ~ pas
sergtrs .I nj hom yere saved, ssd - tuns o foLr,
scrters era miscelar eous freight. Boat atu csfg9
total lcss X.,ueG At a. 600. 70 Insurance Inc
T,utute Was Lould down from romero! " fos-
mouth The ale of xird which Stuck her Is repre-
serted as bey .e seVerest syeI s1Per 10 l"aI
stctiou of .hs count-y, ard was accen U! NoA'
ATS Ali as.ls;cnes a. age a. m.io's,' A.;
lClr.LL-lt. JzSSsl<i AP4A -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

IN V-srss - erounSs. T. Captain rspuc< ths
tc!sd 90. changed hs mint whNcupor y, 0fios
stsrsi '.e " ub'' wh ch was reed by the Csp,s,.
W rned.Ae'! aid iAA; hs would y,ee gescefru7,'
lie isrssri q The .aw, and comply tsry VII 10,
o. itis ~ Tie Heath Officer. Hs, Aowsyes akeG par
uissics 70 remsSon beard Of he fTsa,e til no-n;g.
wfer ne wou'd sve E. tasis L sii1s ~ for tan,Lp
ne,..o the Qusrartins sjcupt'. Ttis request vi.
granted BY the Cf6csr, who imned;s.sy ieft Or Ss
station al Qusrsrtre.
Yesterday morning the steamer Rescss ws dia-
patcted sgain TO the fiigse FOR its officers snAS
True TO lis word. On tie arrival CT the stesxsr c<.
Sards had lis ocss and e,ew ready to be Transferred.
and in about sn loar's Sne tho men who hs1 80
compelled to breathe .he sul ard poisonous air OF the
vessel for weeks wese their way 10 the QusSs'ae
grounds, which they resshed sbor. II O'Clock . na