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Island of Cesb0.

Island of CHb0.
JOSE DOMINO MAYORAL,
Importers ofHavana Cigars sS sSLeafTObacca
No Is Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock of
most favorte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOW VEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE,' he is famiarly known for the las.
sixteen years At his old stand In Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
still remains in his old quarters the very
besbrands Of Havana and Paper Car his Imports.
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL and
ARCADE,
Paper Cigars and the very quality Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. mia 2ply
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Cheap Store! Cheap Store!
AT COST PRICES!
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
cHARTREs STREET, CORNER HOSPITAL.


M r s. + ABIO
Has the honor to inform her and Ladies' in
era that she has received from France complete and varied
assortment Of FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, con-
sIsting Of Ladies' and Misses
SILK AND VELVET BoNNETs,
VELVET AND SILK MANTILLAs
STRAW BoNNETs. INFANTS CAPS,
EMBRoIDBRIEs, GLOVES
MARQUISEs UMBRELLAS PABAsoI.s,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BRIDAL AND BALL wREATHs,
BRIDAL Walls, FANCY PLUSH,
VELVET TRIMMINGS, SHE'LL COMBS,
FANS, RIBBONS, etc, OF ALL KINDS,
And large Of FRENCH LACE Wells as we'll as
csmplee Of ALL OTHER ARTICLES com prised
in the Millinery line.
MRS. FABIO hopes that selection Of Goods and thu
moderate prices which they Sold cheaper than can
be obtained esewhere) viii liberal share public
patronage
Mrs F. respectfully to call and examine her
goods before purchasing elsewhere She will offer induce
ments to purchasers.
5-Country orders promptly and accurately executed
-Renember--
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARITIES STREETS.
Bills OF Suspended Banks
Received for
CLoAKs, sHAwLs AND MANTILLAs.
Received per late arrivals from France and New York.
great assortment of style
CIoaks, Shayvls and MantiIIas,
To be sold at COST PRICE, by
MRS. S. G. FABI0,
o2S 2p3m Chartres street, Of Hospital N. o.
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sscan . Co.'s Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!!.
@s6O,OOO FOR sIOu

The following Scheme will he drawn by g. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia, in each of their Lotteries January 1855
AUGUSTA, Georgia. to which city they removed
principal Office, to be drawn in public, as follows:
Glass GO will be drawn SATURDAY, January g. 1883,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

DEMAND FOR DANi icEs.-Robert A. Craig, Brit
ish subject at Punta Arenas, hes demanded damages
of the United States for losses sustained by him in
the seizure of Walkers expedition by Commodore
Paulding. He alleges that he rented to General
Walker part of his premises, and that he had
large quantity of provisions bis warehouse belong
ing to Walker at stipulated rate of storage per
month for each package; and also that he advanced
on the security of the provisions the sum of $500.
The provisiors he says foreiby seized by order
of Com. Paulding, and much of bis private property
carried oE Mr.. Craig has forwarded copy of his
complaint to ord Clarendon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

FRoN LAFoURCHE. - In the Thibodaux Minerva
of Saturday last we find the following paragraphs;
The Lafourche is within six inches Of the high
water mark of 1852 and still rising gradually Great
fears are entertained should the weather turn rainy
that the leyees will not resist the great pressure OF
water against them, and that creyasses will be ngme-
rous above and below Lockport. In fact at this
time there are several creyasses below that point
The grinding season is over and the result is that
planters have fallen short Of their anteipatiOns fully
one-third in the quantity Of sugarmade (which loss
in connection with the present low rates that sugars
command in the New Orleans market cannot but
bear severely on the sugar planter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

BASE INGhATuUDE.-- Among the ms and outs Of
the present Legislature, we notice that ouf friend
Warner, Of the Red River Democrat, has been de
feated for the Office Of Secretary Of the Senate
through the m0chinatons Of some he so ably con-
uibuteh 10 pat in Office Verify. there is nothing
baser than ingrattude. Our readers for ten mile -
around MIL understand wis.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

MURDER-We learn from the Greensburg Imperial
that on Thursday last a dispute arose between two
men in Amite City, named John Hardy and Thomas
Green, in the of which the former drew pis-
tol and shot the latter dead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

HUNTING on THE SABBATH.-The new Mississippi
code has the following in relation to the violation OF
the Sabbath:
If any person shall be found hunting with gun on
the Sabbath, he shall, conviction thereof be fined
not less than five nor more than twenty dollars.
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ARREST OF GEN. WALEER.-A gentleman in some
way connected with the United States authorities for
Louisiana appeared yesterday beftre the United
States Commissioner for this district, r. B. Owen,
Esq, and made application, in legal fom for the ar
rest of Gen. William Walker, then in this city, in
order that steps might he taken for his transfer as
prisoner, to New Orleans The gentleman exhibited
to the commissioner certified copy Of the record of
proceedings had in New Orleans in November last,
when charge of violation of the neutrality laws
was pending against Gen Walker before Judge Nc
Caleb, of the United States District Court in New
Orleans from which it appeared that as Gen. Walker
then failed to appear to answer the charges against
him, his Appearance bond was forfeited.
The Commissioner accordingly issued his warrant,
and Gen. Walker taken into custody by the Mar
shall But before he was brought before the Commis.
soner his counsel sued ont writ of ha6eus corpus,
by virtue of which he was taken before Judge GAYLE
Of the United States District Court for this district
After argument Of counsel his honor decided that
the showing presented by the record in the case was
not sufficient Ia justify Gen. Walkers detention and
ordered that he be discharged.
Mobile Tribune Sunday
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Mrs. Cddy $ Co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
AND nos IERY.

CANAL STREET .......,,........9
Between Camp and st. Charles,
Beg leave inform their lady friends and the public gener-
ally thatthey have made large additions their MIL
LINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, ETC., and are
prepared with dispatch
able terms, all kinds Of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
In the latest and most approved style.
Every description of TRIMMINGS and large assortment Of
LADIES' CHILDRENS and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
sauy hand. R- Country orders promptly attended TO-
Ladies' will please call and inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of the most beautiful designs for
sale at this establishment.
MRS. CADY & CO.,
oil 2pimMoWe&Fr 81 Canal street, New'0reans.
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.4rrired /!

s4I'9'ired
n 0 r. RIS, MAULL & CO.,
CLOTH HE RS,
Successors to Norris wayD
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer to the public their usual large and elegant
OF
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL
-~.----.- e. Their stock Of
OVERCOATs
DRESS COATS,
FRoCK COATS, and
BUSINESS COATS
Has been manufactured with greatest posi-
bic
BLACK AND FANCY CAsS. PANTS.
FANCY CAss. SUITS.
CAzIQUE.
In every variety.
Together with a new and beautiful assortment Of
VESTS ,....... OF all descriptions.
SHIRTS E.
FANCY GOODS =. E. osl 2ptf-
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Hetu 0rlealrs 9aiIp Crescent
TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY %, 1858.
Tslk on 'Change.


The talk yesterday WIS the delay Of the Europa
Towards night it VIZ announced she had arrived at
New York, Bringing advces Of an advance in cotton
Middling Orleans being quoted at ed. This is not
sufficient TO 10 cents here. The ales for four
days reported to have been ffty thousand bales.
The Bank Of England had reduced the rate Of interest
to per cent This of course, will tend TO strengthen
the cotton market yet the quotations say that cotton
had receded previous to the departure Of the Europa
The intelligence from India is unfavo.abe. The Sc
poys or mutineers likely to continue the war for
some time longer and it will cost an immense amount
of blood and money to subdue them.
The European mails by the America came through
yesterday. We have good supply of reviews and
cculass of the cotton trade of 1857 which we shall
try and make room for, for future reference. The
stock Of cotton in the kingdom of Great Britlin was
on the 3lst of December last 900 bales over the
3lst beeeber, 1856. The stock in Live pool on the
3lst December, 1857, wa7, of American, los ,740,
which is considerably above the estimates made dur
ing the last four months. However, during the panic
in October and November there was no consideration
of the supply demand and consumption spinners Of
Manchester had it all their oH way without any re-
gard to the foregoing features
There WIS very little talk yesterday, and the
Europas advices only caused a few remarks last
evening. The factors advance their lates to-day.
There VIII be very little business done. If they will
sell at last weeks gr-es there may be large tansac-
tions, provided the nece-ary appendage (exchange)
moves along regularly.
Our marine register announces continued heavy
arrivals of produce from the West large Fhare Of
some Of the receipts are for transhipment. Our
Western friends send forward their produce with
the 7surance of low freights being realized for the
balance of the The receiDt Of cotton yester-
day were also liberal. Sugar and molr ies are abun
dant on the landing, but good demand prevails.
We notice sales of these articles in New York and
Be ton. Mol s was selling at 81 to 36 cents, four
and six months credit and sugar at to GO, Oh four
months credit.
There is considerable talk about the great detention
of We els inward and ouiW ard bound at the South
west Paes We learn that twenty ships were blocked
up there day before yesterday. How rbout the
100000 oprated by Congress year before last to
remove the obsructonI at the mouths of the Missis-
sippi? We are asked regarding the prosecution OF
the work, and shall be glad of any information.
Ttrr-T Tr-y-f n t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

The MERRMAo.-The Navy Department has ad-
vices of the arrival of the United States steam gate
MeTimac at Rio, in forty threedays from Boston-all
well on board. The Merrmac would leave as soon as
the ship could be prepared for passage around Cape
Horn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

The LEvIATHAN.-It is announced by the lest
steamer that the process of working the steamship
Leviathan down toward the water was resumed for
the sixth time on the 4th inst. Preparations had
been made to bring mons increase of power to
bear upon the unwiedy mass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26

New EnIDEMIC.-The people of Bristol T. l.,
we see it stated are losing their hair, without any
known cause. The Phoenix says that several have
ost all the hair from their heads and bodies, the
whole disappearing within two weeks, leaving not
even an eye.lash. The doctors cannot account for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-26
NUMBER 277
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
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,HN puNCAN y SONS.
Read This =!

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1851
". P. COLEMAN, ESQ:
Dear SrThe twenyiour inch Mill which purchased from
you tor Mr. r. j. Pack woods plantation, has been attached
the sugami engine. and put in operation last week I
much pleased with it in every respect both in It's
plicity durability and quantity it gnds timed the mill
when operation several times and found to my surprise
the mill grinding bushel per minute; therefore expec,
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
ToSugar PahiersI would especially recommend your Mills
believing them be superior any mill
Yours, respectfully
aul4 2pH JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer.
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czzAvoT nv cozrosy srAazzEz.
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ON THE PLAN OF sIxGLE NUMBERS.
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James EB. Thompson,

| .Ea.r. 81 MERCHANT TAILOR, s f. U..t.-.
| No. Al BROADWAY, (nesr Canal streetJ NEW YORK.
/ iyl3 Emf
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DEATH or MILE RACHEL.

DEATH OF GHaERAL HAyEr,ocK
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BALTIMORE.
k&6 FOR TIMORE-REGULAR LINZ
hTFS The Al schooner Mary Eddy, Lewis, master is
Sszsuow load ug and will have quick dspach For bal.
ancs of lraighl, apply 10
jh5 GEO. W. HYSsoN Co, 50 Camp street
6E6 FOR BALTIMOEE-OIsPATC Ton LINE
kNFTA The very iih sailing egular ct per bark Regina
sB }. Booker, master, having large plrt or hefcalgo
enesced WI have iume iHe dispatch. For balance reiht
Ia sugar and m0lasses arulv TO
JONES, MACKlSDER & co. 81 Gravier street
For passage, haYpg hue accommodations, apply
Ter tu oohrl. ja3
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Additional by the Europa.

Increase Of Bullion.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
sl 100 900.
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SecOl,d- EEamd FURNITURE Store
Moderator Lanlps.

Just received large nrd bsal ient Of Bronze and
Porcelain MODERATOR LAMPS from the best Paris manu-
factories. For sale by
LION & PINsARD,
jas 2ptf sorner Royal and Benvile SITS.
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@ A DTz
FOR OADIN-PAssAGE

SstS FOR CApIX THE Al FAST SAILING
heFTe smguem snip Ella A. Clark, Can, Hopper
ssEhodi, Is nov loading and viii have immediate dis.
ENlA. + Or lFeiSAi ni 70 naes cotton, gppy to-
j. p. WHITNEY K C0. "a Cararda,ef a.
- Eo- p ls5ase- Gnp.l % lhe eaptAn on board al9
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The WEATHER at . A. ~, Jan. 25.-Cleveland.
cloudy and warm, mercury at Sc deg. above zero.
=. Louis, heavy nins over a wide extent West and
North last night, 81 Buffalo, clearing up, a. Pitts.
burg, clear, y, Louisville, cloudy and mining 54.
Dubuque, mining, 80. Nashville cloudy Wind SOUTH
so Iaseambia, wind sonlh.East. yarlaale ma Kinlv
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k&& FOR TRIESTE-THE Al AT LIoYD's
EtSfN and very fast sailing American ship II. ID. Sheu-
tAs< herd, Capt. Gale having Of her cargo en-
gagged and going board will with quick dispatch For
freight Of $40 bales tion, apply
d4 BAXTER. LOWELL 4 co.
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Dress Trimmings.

Just received nom Paris, large assortment Of DRESS
TRIMMINGS Of all the Latest Styles
LION & PINSARD,
u26 2ptf &C and IS Royal street. corner Benyille.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-30

The removal of Mr.. EWING from the War
deaship of the Ohio Penitentiary by the E.
lection of Mr. VAN SLYKE Zone of the Di-
r~ectors) in his stead. has produced consider
able excitement in Columbus-the election
having been effected by Van Slyke voting
for himself. The act has been condemned
by the united voice Of the Republican press
of the State, and by some of them the i'm
mediate removal of the newly elected in
cumbent is strongly urged. Though it is a
custom that has prevailed to a considerable
extent with the Democracy when in charge
of the State Institutions, it is certainly ia
very bad taste to secure promotion in the
manner indicated, and from the manner in
which this first experiment of the kind on
the part Of a. Republican official has been re-
ceived, we judge there 10 little danger of its
ever becoming as prevalent a practice in our
party as it has been in that of our oPpo-
nents. ae
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-30

a HORSE LIVING Two MONTHS WITH
OUT Foop.--A man named Kirkland, resi-
ding on Center street. near Seneca, left the
city about two months ago, without giving
notice 10 any oue. On Saturday, Mr. Barker
"a wagon maker on Seneca street discovered
that a horse was in the barn formerly used
by Mr.. Kirkland. On entering the stable,
The horse was found ying down too weak to
rise. The animal had eaten everything
within It's reach, gnawed the wood of The
manger and the floor. and, n agony had ap-
~parantly bitten itself. During all the this
time. the horse, SO far as can be ascertained
could have access to no water or food. Mr..
Barker gave the animal a little water and
meal and yesterday it was still alive. We
give the facts as they were reported to US;
but it seems almost incredible that a horse
could live such a length of time without
food or drink.--B4faIo Courier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-30

A GREAT HAUL OF CoUNTERFETERs.-
Michigan and Northern Indiana have long
been iafested with gangs of conn.erfeiters
asd the Indiana Regulators last spring rout-
ed agoodly number and brought a dozen or
more to justice. A Detroit detective, as
sisted by local oiicers, has within a few days
arrested nineteen connterfeiters, bogus coin
makers, &c. principally in Lapeer and Ma
comb counties About the middle Of May the
detective got an inkling Of the operations Of
the gang, and after some weeks spent in
investigation he obtained the names and To-
calities of the members. The names OF the
prisoners are Seely, Fanchers, Fox, Wells,
Eaff, Coap, DR.. E. C. Bostwick, F. Bost-
wick, B. Bailey e. T. Bailey, DR.. Burdick
Kinney. Martin, Brownell, Eguf, Brophy
and two others. names not given. Twelve
are lodged in the Macomb county Jail, and
the remainder in other counties. Eleven
were arrested on warrants from the T. S.
District Court, and the remainder on war
rants from the Circuit Courts for the viola
zion of State Jaws. The Detroit Advertiser
says: 71s
Thus has been broken up one of the hard
est gangs of counterfeiters ever known in
the State. Hardly one was arrested with
out more or less bad money on his person,
and many had large quantities of it.
A large number OF letters were sent from
Detroit to various members of the gang, in.
forming them OF the movements for their ar
rest, and c%autioning them against the off,
GERS who held the warrants. Some tf these
letters were found on the persons of those
taken, and were OF some. use to the officers
in bunting up Others and duplicating persons
in this city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-30

Curious PRIzE.-The Wheeling Intelli-
gencer says: 1.-The clerk of an uptown
grocery, a few days since. opened his eyes
wider and was sized with a nervousness akin
to the sbuck fever When opening a sack
of Rio coffee he discovered in the middle of
il two small cotton cloth bags or purses
On examining the contents of one of the
bags. he found a note on the Royal Bank of
Brazil, with The CHARACTERISTIC Of a.$1 900,
pnrPorting to be payable at that institution,
for value received, dated 1897, also a silver
coiE, about the size of a quarter of a dollar, of
Brazilian stamp, issued under the reign Of
Petros H.. and also dated 1897. The con-
tents of the other bag proved 10 be twelve
'yaller buys a little larger Than our dollar
pieces, also of Brazilian coinage, ard mark
ed very plainly with the figures &c, 40 So
How the described treasure came TO its hi
ding place is a matter of curious conjecture.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-30

DIsrREssIKe CAsUALIrY.-On Friday
evening about seven O'Clock Eve young We
men. named AsIaval Van Glider, aged IA
years; Hannah II. Bryan, aged IA years.
Ellen smith, aged Is years; Margaret Flynn
aged Is years. and Louisa Ever aged IS. all
inmates of the House of Mercy, under the
care Of Miss Richmond, in eighty sixth street,
near the North river proceeded to the river
for the purpose OF bathing After making
the necessary preparations, all the girls join
ed hands and went some distance into the
water, but being u-nacqnainted with the pres
enee OF a few deep holes near the Eighty
sixth street dock, they unfortunately got
beyondtlen depth, and being unabie 10 swim,
sank To the bottom. Taeir situation was
Witnessed by several persons on shore, who
Immediately used every possible effort to
rescue the drowning girls. but with no effect,
as they were all droa ned. Not one of their
bodies v IS seen after first disappearing under
the water. The probability is. therefore,
thai the unfortunate girls remained ieckedin
each others arms, and will be founc IN that
conditions.
The facts of the occurrence soon became
known 10 Sergeant Slott, of the Twenty
second precinct polite. who procured SIX
officers. procured boats, grapplfag irons and
saade = thorough search ior The bodies until
midnight. bur without avail, owing probably
To- The strong tide which prevailed al the
time. Al daylight yesterday morning In
specter Coulter, OF The T@enty-second pre-
etset, enewed the search. but up 10 seven
O'Clock A d. noae OF the missing bodies had
been recovered. Ii is feared that the tide
has carried the bodies further out into the
raves. The search, however, viii be vigUr-
ously coistisued Us long as there is any hope
of successfully. Y Herald.