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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-25

" o U g N b Y
China Dinner Sets Of
FIRTH NICHOLS
China Tea Sets Of
FIRTH NICHOLS.
Silver Plated Sets Of
FIRTH NICHOLS
Prize Medal Plated Table Ware Of
FIRTH NICHOLS,
Prize Medal Cutlery Of
FIRTH NICHOLS.
China and Fancy Vases Of
awna FIRTH NICHOLS.
Rich Gu. Glass Ware Of
FIRTH NICHOLS
Al kinds Of Lamps Of b. as
FIRTH NICHOLS.
Gas Fixtures aud Shades Of
FIRTH NICHOLS.
Cheaper for Cash than anywhere else.
FLAGG's BLOCK,
WSmos NJ Opposite Bay State House.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27


osSS IStA D'"SVA@ StSs VS.
oSrSEN " bAkoaNE AND FohphAs s1hEEts,
"i DC opened and ready for sale on MONDAY the 2'h
INST the largest assortment Of
ID Rn@ SEES
and other Goods that has eve, been offered in this cy
before.
B,Y..u
t,r1 ,.,1iNM ''.,lV cents per S"o.
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-,
- ''''ei" hEesses'
OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES Il
RICH PRINTED DE LAME
CACHEMIRE D,ECossE.
MERINOES
Gp6s onrFp pp1yrz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
Cjty Hat Store.

SsSS AHttb ASROF'Ss
EUGENE u. AUBERT,
CORNER ST CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Is receiving every arrival France England and
the Sorsh-
A Splendid Assortment of
HATS, CAPS, and UMBRELLAS.
His Styles of BLACK, FUR and SILK
DRESS HATS,
Are The latest out from
PARIS, LONDON and 4NEW YORK.
Aud he Challenges Comparison in all styles-Of soft
FELT HAT5
He has also select assortment of Russia Leather
and Morocco
HUNTING CAPS,
SILK AND coTT0N UNBREhB4S,
LEATHER HAT BOxEs, ETC.
o2j 2pGt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

LAUNCH or THE GEEAr GUBAE DRr.D DOCK. This
great dfy,dock. ordered by the Spanish Government
for use at Havana, and which has for long time
been building over The river, above Gretna, is com
plese aud is 10 be launched this morning, between 3
and 10 o'clock. It IS m immense structure capable
of picking np The largest man-of-war like toy and
slielauneh will be worth seeing. The dock has been
built with bow like that Of fatboat, in order to
breast fhe waves id It's towage across the Gulf and
Spanish steamer will soon be here to tow it over.
Fl tis q triumph Of New Orleans mechanism, and
len distant mariners shall descry it in its passage
Tho sea, they will be very apt to mistake it for
another Noah's ark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

seESTED 0r1s.--some Of these are sold, says the
New York Scientific American, by perfumcrs at a
EerY high profit they can all be prepared at very
small expense. Take quart Of common olive oil,
aud heat stoRewafe vessel up to 2I2 deg, then
add half an ounce Of saIsoda and stir all for fifteen
minutes. Allow the oil to COOL and a sediment viii
flil TO the bottom; polr Off the clear and scent it
with any Of the essential oils such as rosemary, ber-
gafnoti and lavender Onefourth of an ounce OF
essential o will scent quart Of the prepared Of,
which y very excellent for the hair, and equal 10
Roplaads celebrated Maceassar OIL sold at such ex
tlagagant prices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
Ese7lG0U0E.

The BOOT and SHOE part Of O. f. CATE CO. Is business
has been removed from No Il TO No IS CAMP STREET. three
dosrs below Common Qonse formerly occupied by J.
McDonnoIdl
In announcing Ibis change they wish say, their
complete in every epsrmentha Is manufactured for the
city Retail Trade,
and that attention SHAH be wanting their house
what every Que is anxious 10 find
"a GOOD SHOE STORE"
in every of the term. They continue the sale or
TRUNKS
TRAVELLING BAGS vALISEs,
AND NEGRO HATS,
At ther old place, No. II.
C. L. CATE & CO.,
n2j 2p6t 10 and I3 Car1u street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

as The steamship Gahawba, Capt Bulloch, sails
at o'clock this morning for New York, via Havana,
with the following passengers:
For Ne0 FarS-Revar nj Mr. AtcGoy Mr. Sully lady and
daughter, a. Thomas A. Hammond.
For Hleuaa.-GaptUn Ne mell. z, BRnco, wife ud two
children " De Stlagu and two snns, j. q. Hamenick,
Tascu, T. de Roga, J. Fro Mis- Oliver, Morse O. Muhs
A, Gientoi n + Eelo NJ. Alsiua j. Duv E. FefnUudea.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

a8- Dr. James WIN larriye In new o,.Ie,,,s
the latter Of The present month"; tocober ~ viii re-
sumo the practice OF his SPECIALLY, his dEstabShed
pspeusaryi So Gustomhouae street. New Orleans
ol4 2ptf&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
Gas FiCGlIres,

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street.
Are now opening complete assortment of GAS CHAN
pELiERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards,
When desired they will be put up without extra ,bsr,e
se4 2pn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

THE QuAKER GrrY--For California, ria the 18th
mus Of Tcduatepec.- steamship Quaker City
Capt shuteldt sails at o'clock this morning for
Minittan, with the California mails and the follow
ing passengers, nearly all of whom, we are informed,
are for California
Hon Emile Isere Mapdeyila Margny c. H. schrubeI I.
A. I9nderson p Ftlgnson Cant Johnston, Capt O. j }uu
kar p Casey A. SuirHu H. Veal, 3. Ffegaur J. v Wenn
j ueugal, Th6s. puuga VIM Marean, n. Allen j, A. DeRs
mOnd, w. A, Mtrkbam, j. Gould, and ~ steerRge,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

THE PArENr NTI:GoRRosIYE INK ST4Np.-An
article with tis title has been presented TO Us by
Measrs Cofson q Armstrong, Of No, 80 Camp street;
and itis certainly modern idea, and model one at
that Itisalarge circular glass inkstand and dis with
tight brass Top, the center piece which isndia rub
bers Hith smal hole in The center Throughths hole
citing it airtght descends tie tube or glass cup in
which the penis dipped and brass lid covers the cup
In aaoh manner that when raised the cup sinks and
pumps Up the ink, and when lowered, the cup rises
ana the ink sinks back 1t works admirably, and
eclipsea any inkstand we have yet seen. 1t is the
Invention Of Mr. Dowler, With the nkstand, Messrs
9orson Y Armstrong have sent us bottle Of French
eonying nls, which VIC have not yet tried but which
ls Roached 70 be the ne plus ultra Of its kind
Merchants and otheIs, fond Of new conyeniences,
should 30 and Inspect the Dowler inkstand and the
ink which Il Ofarad with IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

20 Counterfeit scheidam schnnpps = we
beg leave TO cali he attention of readers to t6e f
mentor uDoLPu0 WOLFE in toiayts papeF ~ soY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
Jefferson sEc0cIe,1R2g,

No. % BUUkbUN hIR6ET. NEW ORLEANS,
Conducted by G. j. Lord.
This establishment for the reception pupils and
the classes win be arranged for the winter IS soon as posi-
Pc Parents having sens to put school invited call
ana see the establishment ol4 splm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

IT sHgSEs As EyER The solarsy system is frequently
ehfascated with the yapors and shut out from ter
Iestrial vision; but there one planet we would
observe, which shines always, in all weathers. We
viii o course be understood abiding the Planet
on Magazine street between Natehez and Poydras,
of which 0ur Ola friend Michel il the mans and a
considerable better-looking and more sociable man
ahan tha much-lalked-of man ia the moon. Michel
always hands out the best liquids imported and sets
d aiunoh Of which soyeF himself might be proud. A
bottle Of cornjuice with which Michel has signifed
hs polite remembrance of us. we find to be as excel
lent an article as ever came from corn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

BasAn sou THE MIlLIoN !--If there are any per-
sons u town who understand tia ar. Of nao breadraod
R9eaa aEeaa enough or the Whole town necessary lilo
psfsoes are Daniels SON whose bakery ut the corner
v e9 ana ffnn streets, and whose depot for ships steam
e9 sSa = N So9 FoyerRs street When.ge say they nal
bread 4 must ee understood everything that ia made on n
aeagngA ptead pilot and navy bread and ali sorts of bis
enits and crackers Aessrs u Son ers ready ii iii lines o
lassa lnei, tooa NJ te oai haskeha gagqnaad and
Wefslsanent ~ - spo A0-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

NJ u 7 y 7 Y 7 II
On Saturday 2sl inst the residence Of The brides ter
by the Rev. 4. Prckens ky. $. j. Mr. HERMANN TGECkI
q Niss MARIE AIBEkTINE daughter Vi Major Albert &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
K8tta'sgisti Gtg0grs.

Received ships stes BrowtSeil'e ud landing ex
brig Margaret Stevens Rfgalls RFgia7 Ioudres
Coueha Trabucas opzrs ec of The most eel, ed brands
Of H3yana. For sale by
p. PRATs & co,
o2G 2pl5t % COMMERCIAL plao,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

SAksEfiEs FOR BUSINESS MEN, All sorts of French
81 eeRgug pepper pfitng ana drawing pencils ETC.
q vel as nowleF1p patented inkstand have ts5
y aes'7 Fet stetson no 81 Camp street NJ rersr
osaseFs aad baokkeepers 10 te adyeftisSn,snts in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

IHE FEYER N MoBfLE-During the twenty four
hoars ending at g z. NJ. on Saturday there were six
deaths in Mobile from yellow fever.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, ooToBER Il, 1855.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER n, 1858.
GosrgrBuT4oNs ro THE HowARDs--The sum Of
$3.50 7Owas handed in to the Howard Association
yesterday. The largest contribution was from the
ladies d Pass Christian $40 and the next largest
was $l69, from Rast Pascagoula. One thing is
clearly evident the Howards viii never want back
ing, in their fght with Tie yellow destroyer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

0LorHING And FURNISHING Goops.--Messrs. L. w.
Lyons Cos ct the corner st Charles Common streets
Rarsndah buildings determined 10 be whit behind
ene times IN supplying henniyersa masculine wear
an app9Fe Ths9 have hand immense and magnificent
comprising everything adapted he eff nau hoy
saa child during the wlter offer the whole Al
pEces e which The NEST parsmonous exception
hsaa The advertisements in another part ef this mornings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

HooP PoLEs,-Any quantity 10 be had of W. L
AaEgess, Ne l5 Exchange Place see advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
&c e7ooeEs and En.brolaerlea
-AT--
p T q K S 81 Ms
Lace. Embroidery and Trimming Store

Ar
DI @ K S % N S
Lace. Embroidery and Trimming store,
1853 CANAL STREET,
Next door 70 Mr.. D. Ii. Holmes, Dry Goods Store.
Having been connected many years Clerk in the largest
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Houses in New York and this
city, Ibeg to inform the ladies New Orleans that have com
meneed on my own account and ask fer share the public
patronage and hope by attention business Ny
STOCK consists in part Of the following articles viz:
LACE COLLARS and SETS, Real aud Imitation, Of all
kinds.
ENGLISH and FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
sRTTs.
YALENClENNEs, GuIPURE, Application and Point ALIEN
CON LACEs, by the yard-a prices.
THREAD, IMITATION and DOTTED WELLS
! BLACK LORE and CRAZE Wells, for Mourning.
BLACK and CoLORED ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES
| ZEPHYR SHAWLS-a all cotnrs
HEAiM'p, EMBRoID'RD and MOURNING LAWN HAND.
kERCHIEFs.
SWISS, NAINsooK and TARLErON MUsLINs.
! EMBROIDERED RoBES-for Ladies and Children
PRINCES and TRIMMINGS of all kinds.
HOOP SkIRFS-for Ladies and Children
THE EUGENIA BUsTIE.
KSON'S
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming store,
Ne l53 Canal street,
o25 2paIowe&EE Next door to Holmes Dry Goods store
Lots of v8etU Goods
@. @. WAYLAND & co. IS.
BY late arrivals from the North and Europe We nave received
large quantities Of DRY GOODS therefore enabled TO
oera very large of DRESS GOODS TO our uumer-
Gus patrons ut accustomed Low Prices
DRESS GOODS.
s in nt-sty1a Df P1,es
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

h&eEtssE on IRELANp.--To be had at the Rank
6 eonnesss. 10 g csmp street. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

- Report Of oounei and news matter ON
tzaard page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

LARGE AND SPLENDID
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT
OF
CLIO THING,
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK PER STEAMERS
BLACK WARRIOR AND CAuAWBA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
Isaas ailn Crescent,
-. IaTs gAL oF NEF aaLE.as.
NS x6s. WILLIAM 3. ADAMS.
I3Y NIXON G ADAMS.
Rf8E. "a. u 0AaFP srR NJ =.


ressent win ba regularly ser4edto subscribers tn tht
c eagly hour every erningt sandaya io'
yer IN advance; halfysariy and quarterly at 1he
essFaes or % eeuta week. payable 70 the carriers
per squarehFst nseElen ~
sIs fer svsvy sabasqaentIuserion, 80 cents
the second are chaTged y sof sSe1
Insertion,
at infevAls will be charged p peF
saaAfe for every insertion
aAysFseenss hi marked VIII ba Published enc MONTH Or
toassr md charged ac5ofdpgy ne adYerttsementor sub
aeslssfaa m b stopped mil aresTages ere paid, atths
qaion ii the propristors
sIseamaf wail batasde 70 regular advertisers
THE pAEI4Y CRESCENT
a ssaatisa witch renders desirablsmedium for sdver
slszs AsA F63gLr PAPKR itercuates largely reaching
a handsaasa homes at early houT and being read
sha approach sf business hours consequently articles
III fsaily nay be advsnageously published in its
aaaamnB.
THE w ia EKLF GRE SCENT
pu5hed every Monday morning at IS year invariably in
adsance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou-
sanR 6sslssppi, Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
sss presents Favorable modeto advertisers making
and commodities known. Advertisements in
aested for ST per equare. eaebinsertion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

s Ihe attention Of those wishing to purchase
hegseAed furniture is called 70 Montgomery ksmifhs sao
Ass aaee th dag Al 4 o'eocH aehe dwelling corner
2. 9lais*end Aasas % streets. fss advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27
F'asf'5ott1Ea,e gF1arero0aao

Southern Furniture gErareF0Ossss
WILLIAM H: STEWART,
at Nos. III aud l78 Canal street, Net0 Orleans,
Has jrstreceIvsd from the auuactOty beaatuIstook
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs aad BEDsTRADs, IN ad
di0nt hlshitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Ompriaing EVERYTHING in his limo Of business. Parties
gsning anything sline will find to their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
oc25 2pstkltW III and l7s Canal strsst. 3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

II. sTRIN q EB & % o
% Camp street,
Are-n0w receivhg heil suppIies oE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-27

Through error the donation of the officers the Branch of
Louisiana State Bank was credited to the above,
OF 2pIt WM. l.. ROBINSON, Treasurer
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- DIR. BAAI1EH TREATS ALL DIS. ,<.9gg17s
g ksgF ASSES FREE OF CHARGE

- DIR. RAAISEE TREATS ALL Dis
gEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE.
DOCTOR BAAKEE win also give special attention o the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption, Group
auenza Asthma Bronchitis diseases Of Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention ths treatment all Skin
DiseasesLumbago scrofua Rheumatism chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles all
rangeento Of the stomach Liver nd Bowes and also all
chronic Female diseases Special Will be given to s
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Baakee has made dicovery of Fluid that viii
produce perfect absorption the Cataract restore per
manent vision the Eye without the the knife Dr.
produce thousand certificates his perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fstua swengs
Tumor of every description and without the the knife
Special arrangements must be msde DIR. Baaee for the
treatment Of the Disees they will require bis
constant advice and attention. DR. BaRkee the most
akifpl celebrated Surgeons and Physicians now living
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city
the world.
Aleers directed to Dr. Baskee enclosing postage stamp
OF Ave cents from distance correctly stating the
the disease, shall be promptly answered, the patients
treated by correspondence, free of Charge
R9- Office hours from A. NJ. to8P. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
Hs-ofce 40 Baronne street below Poy dras street. New
La. jal6 Iy&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
CIRCULAR STEAM SAW nIILLs.

CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.
Engine aud MIL complete guaranteed ITO saw 5000 feet Of
one-ipch boards per day, for
SI95O.
Engine and Mill complete, guaranteed 1000 feet Of
one-nch boards per day, for
sa2OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaenteed to 5000 feet
one-nch boards per day for
fS BOs
Engine and sL, complete guaranteed saw 1000 feet lo
one-inch boards per day. for
$1,000.
Engine and MIL complete, guaauteedt 10000 feet
one inch boards per day, for
S36OO.
The Engines all ofthe celebrated patent o Hoard Sons
than hundred Of which referred to in use
the Southern staes they have iron ehimnes high and
the entire mill and engine set upwithou any masonry.
The Saw Mills Lea Leavs with stearns patent head
blocks and Horcross' rocker boxes 2 carriage
sAMUELfH. GILMAN,
10 Gayier ST. New Orleans,
mgS Agent for the Patentees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

HARMLESS AND Sure CuRE FoR WARTS. Take
two or three cents worth Of sad ammoniaa dissolve
tina gill Of soft water and wet the warts frequently
with solution, when they Will disaE pear in the coa57
of week or two. l haye frequently tried this cure
for warts, and 1t has meyer failed.
In reference to the above the Scientific Ameriaans
good authority on such SUBJECTS remarks
We are inclined to believe in the efficacy Of QUE
correspondents cure for common warts, because a
know that alkaline solutions softens them and grad
aally eats them away, as it were. We have removes
some of these unpleasant skin excreseenses VITA 4
weak solution Of potash, applied IN the same nannss
as She sal ammoniac.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05
.zsrsa1s- PONTCHARPRA AIN RAIL.
ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
O'Clock trip. ~ - :
trains.
ductor. - e W w.
Astaion House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train viii stop when required eNcep mail trips
ana Aler O'Clock on Sundays Fare each way 10 CENTS and
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips
On and after the 4 July half trains leave every sun
day trorn O'Clock 10 8 P. NJ.
P. NJ. 80 ' no Nv W =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

A APRAgER.- In the eighteenth century, one John
Ward, OF Hackney, AZ. z. for Weymouth, England,
was expelled from the House Of Eanf0ns for 8Fergs
At the death Of this conscientious Senator thefa mas
folnd among his papers. ii his own handwriting,
characteristic prayer, thus beginnjngs
Oh, Lord, Thou knoWest that have nine houses
In the city Of London !; and that have lately pnF-
chased estate in fee simple IN the county el Essex.
beseech Thee to preserve the two counties Of Mid
dleseg and Essex from fire aud earthquake and as I
haPea mortgage ID HertioFdshiFe5I bog Of Thee to
have an eys of compassion also on that county ard
l6r the rest OF the counties Thou ma yest deal with
them as Thou art pleased. Give prosperous voyage
to the Mermaid soop beeanse have moi insured III
Enable the bank to answer their bills
And so ON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

An office, which nyeelooks the North river, aas
been undergoing some repairs. For six whole days
the Irish workmen kept up constant doa 0f the
rich brogue,i unsuspeious Of listeners. % that
time they perpetrated whole herd De regaaar IFisl
as the following: At noon enc u Tie C0aard stssn
ers going out fired the usual guns. D0 DO hear
that, Larry ~ The goons, do ye nane Gers
tingly. WHAT it? /" Vhg, oy coorse, it'A an ags
risal goia' osa r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

WEATHER in CENTRAL M1ssIss1ppI-We have
not suffered for the want of rain in this particular
information extends, no part of the county has suf
fered very seriously But the indications at the date
of this writing (the lst OF july are that we have
had too much rainevidently so for the cotton CROP
aud perhaps for the corn also
We have heard it said that it never rains in this
region at night during the month of June and up
to the present period our observation did not contra
dict the general impression. But the month of Juna,
this year. certainly constitutes an exception TO the
general rule for we had two copious rains at least
during the night EGanton Commonwealth.
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aip eal7 en aSaFsa aFai
"a aad g5tgss.sn. aad Ss fses
s glaca " tNs Ist I1s
saieoE Es1als q galyeslan s soWas ss
pa.aipz asaE Co., sis9 Tia wes
Asie hls5 nfty miies 9f ths Genital nai4a a5
Y lDsen ogsue1, enc aa celsbfssioA st
Henpsseaa
1hs aalfassan 6sNs hla tas loIlowiaa isatas s5ys
the interior
The E3iFaeid pioassr assss taa ssIF sss
has tagned omg cn to!eIabiss; rga has va sis mai
aug aug = tneF nass eetlaln eets crop a1gl saa
we'll ditto cotton allg cats ase caEepsste 8lfs
Red RrnRae-Ibe giafka9ilie lsaa6 sass Aif
there have been nearly hpgdred eseassssas TX fNs
revival in progress ia their town.
ELLfss-Ihe FAisaeId Pioneer says iEat -
ram0red that sozHe notorious sp@@s5s 4aH aTS5
peaEed At HaxahaehIe and thas aB1hS forty AZ sfs
citizens had gone 70 wgJk and hsillsa faaf q fs
LTMEsroHB-@Iha pionsex states ssg ais#s asN
Fumor IN Fairfield ahat three desDersss ses 80
near Springfield sh9Ft Gigae sIues. IsG ss5aa58
Il a said, after robbi1N bose attain 5sst 59 s0d5if
= rsps .sl q 3 little girl 10 of ~ year eld.
Mr. ssTahei Informs ske Democrat be sfl ses aE
hh net cucumber. Il haa attasss sbs eoesfF IeaSth
of 4 iegt inches. a0d clgedHs sfeBcs sf snslsg
lNgUsY 10 CoTT0sSs--l lge ieasn gFora ass parts
being considerably injured hg the HSsss nad d ssfae
places the ven worm and & Kind IL lice ara zslfae
serious ls5nry. Indeed ehe injury gg5n sha e
@osa nas 3s. pesn % gEeas "a tfe Blazcs, ia
ations nave lately been nssely sepIaMtsS au e 04
partly rspIanted. Tie ga1s afe ags1 q 1R ii I1St.s
dairy and III conseqHeacc VI Ege REMARKABLY 4sa
flank gf9'S "a o8 taa stalls aBgiag fEam s4F te x
tees naghs ana the entire ex9HsiGa Gg lhs aan ffa
pos oa tae lcNer branches are gottiHg aud lne 8a.
Indeed, apprehensiona are felt s.mf lhs cota con
VIII be seriously Injured BY fle eDnEiGaed xlisa
We extract the following fsons Summary ea nsws
from Chibaabua in the san Antosso herald
Bot the most important item eseaAed 81 sss ~ aur
interview had relation to raIFeaa pre9sst vghGels
mas recently been set on foet ia Ghsahs ~ H5Fts
gentlemen OF large means And egSzssge gYigitsase
w Mcslanp5 is one Of gha nnFabezs ana lz IA oss ~
ma waE p the Eastern cities and etor ies VIE
purpose OF furthering the project Tss mseatisa s9
the parties p 70 construct HaiirU4d fSt z efs i5
the nearest port cn The Pacific Though GAiAnaaHa
which Eond probably he Gutamas, dissaM5 Iass 6iaf
one thousand miles The projectors have sIfesds
cured from the authorities of Chhaahua she Ein h
way and grant Of i've leagues Of the pHblie land
ON eaen SIDE OF the roat-tru5y magnificent as1s-
tlon. Their next step VIII be to gak tl5e rs lt 7
rom Sonora, for which they are noH nseetiatiua
This being obtained, it 10 believed sufficient etsE
can be enlisted 70 carry forward the woqE ahis
route to the Pacific possesses TWO married.
over any other, IN the afst plaee II IS dns-shlsl
shorter, aud in The next 1t passes through 4 N ans
settled country the whole distance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-05

ExEoUrIoE IN WAsHINGToN.- James Powers vas
hanged in Washington City on the 25th ult The cor
respondent Of the Herald says, in regard to the
matter:
The yonng convict Powers, who murdered Lutz,
was hanged at IL o'clock to-ay. Great efforts were
OF sentence understand the President said to one
person, occupying prominent position, who was
pleading for mercy, aIf you can show me an extenu-
ating circumstance will grant it,n The person re-
heeted some moments, and tinding 40 other ground
OF appeal, answered. Ills youth, your Excelency.''
The President replied Nearly all the murders and
other crimes OF violence frequent of late ID tie
District Of Columbia, have been committed by such
young men,