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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

EXTENSIVE SrocK FORwARDTNG.-From gen.
tlemsn connected with the c. c & c. Railroad
at Cleveland, we learn that 1872 cars Of stock
and 272 cars of freight were forwarded from
here over the road during the past week The
result of this week viii probably exceed that Of
the past, cs on yesterday Sc car loads were for
warded, 81 out Of that number containing cattle,
hogs and sheep-COhEm6Hs FACT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

MoSreoNERY's DIsTRIcT.-The Hon. VIM.
Montgomery, of Penn, has been renOminated
for Congress in his district, after fierce con-
test with the Administration LeeOmptOn candi-
date The choice was made by direct vote of
the people in their several townships, and
Montgomery obtained majority OF 1900. 1t is
thought LecomPtOn would have beaten him had
the nomination been submitted 10 a caucus con-
yention-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Back AGAIN.-Mr Peter Fudge, who sailed
from NewburypOrt in 1912, and of whom moth
ing was heard for fOrty-siI years, has returned
to his native town at last. Among other
changes which had occurred during his alb
sence, was the second and third marriage, and
death Of his wife
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

THE GEAssHoPPER-Not the destructive Utah
or Minnesota hopper, but asPnghtly little sheet
published at Grasshopper Fails, Kansas, by S.
WARD SMITH. and edited by a former Cleve-
lander, IA. Copy, Esq. The GrassbOpPer makes
cheerful Free State music, and cannot fail to be
popular with the people Of the Falls and the
country round about
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24


Great Gymnasiic FeRIs in California
The California correspondent OF the New
York Tribune, writing from San Francisco, fur
nishes the following items among the news o
the day.
Several extraordinary gymnastie ieats have
been performed here. On the 9th inst, Mr.
Henry Derrick drew sulky, weighing seventy
three pounds, seven times around the Union
Race Track, a distance of seven miles, in fifty
four minutes and twenty eight seconds.
On the 10Th inst, Mr.. J. II. Moody raised
two fourteen-pound weights $4,000 times foul
feet from the floor without stopping These
weights are hung over pulleys, and the gymnast
sits in chair, catches the rope at arms length,
draws his hand to his shoulder, raising the
weight four feet by so doing; then lets the
weight down, raises the other, and so on Mr..
Moody's task lasted about five hours.
On the 18th, Mr.. Frank Wheeler went TO
work to beat Mr.. Moody. He sat down at 2
O'Clock in the morning, and worked till 5 p n D,
raising l4t pound weights. He raised them
IS, S,6I7 times-eqivualent to lifting AIS tons four
feet high While Wheeler was at work he ate
a little broiled beef and drank some wine given
him BY bis friends He lost four pounds of flesh
during the operation
On the 18th, Mr. Moody pulled the fourteen
pound weights 60, 460 times in eleven hours of
unremitting labor. and at cost of three pounds
of his weight His task was equivalent to lit
ing 472 tons four feet high.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

CHARrER TO BE ABAxDOSED.-The CircIeville
Herald says that the stockholders Of the Pika-
way County Bank contemplate an early aban-
donment of their Charter, in consequences Of the
hardships of the new tax law, in nPrescribing one
rule for individuals and another for banks. The
late Legislature intended to wind up the banks,
or compel them to test over the eOnsGtutiOnaiity
Of such laws.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

SUGAR CANE.-The carly planted fields oI
Sugar Cane in this section do not promise well.
Most of the seed was planted when the ground
was cold, and the long spell of wet weather
which followed, caused the seed TO rot The
fields planted late look more PrOmising.-COn
neaEt Req
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WILLIAM RQGEE Rs,
SILAS MERCHAN
WHEREAS, Various individuals

WHEREAS, Various individuals
w haze hesn in the p-acce ior moaths past. Of
depOs q ais IrOn and other articles uf Nerchan-
dlze upou wharf, erected upon and adjacent the
:. G0yeTament Pier Ia Cleveland, uudeT License given
10 them BY the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road Com
pany all lsurh persons therefore, hertby notified
that species OF authority heretofore
pied gwen TO said Rail Road Company depsit gods
ufon SAID whaf u 70 receive wharfage therefor hs been
b. M revoked All persons who sb1ll said wharf
poun thereof Tor business purposes after the day
Of Jaue ls5s without obtaining authority from ,
AtTnets N Cleveland, Messrs Spadiug PaTsons will
be deemed respassers and treaiel acc0rdmgiy
l. X COLLINS,
panldlng ParSoaS Atiorneys Iol;dfw ls5
'E0RONEk'S OFFICE ABBEY
~ STREET. west Sidel n-arths corner Of Pearl aud
Loranstreets Notice may also be le AZ bIr Hoglands
- 81. CisirsiTeet nnvll div 2nt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

iEcoSoxY.-Close economy has become a
sfixed fact" down South; for instead of hang
ing thousand dollar slave who had murdered
another of the same value, at Paris, Kentucky,
he was reprieyed and sold out Of the State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

RAnEoAD DAEAsEs.-In 1856 two men were
killed at Elk creek crossing Of the Buffalo and
State Line Road, and a third was injured The
wives Of the men killed have just recovered
judgments of "a, 500 each against the Company,
and the injured man verdict Of $1,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

The FLoOD AT CARO.-Up to the Goth the
waters of the Mississippi and Ohio at Cairo had
not commenced reeeding, and matters continued
to look very gloomy The night of the 18th
the water in the Mississippi rose half an incl at
the deluged city, and high wind and heavy
rain commenced at midnight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

a Sidney Webster, Gen. Pisrce's private
Secretary, has been appointed United States
Commissioner in place Of Judge Loring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
Iunortnu, L.iovor Law DecIsIon.

The Court of Appeals of New York has de-
cided that selling liquor without license is an
inlictable offence, to be ponished by fine or
Imprisonment, like any other misdemeanOr.-
Under this decision, it is made the duty of the
Commissioners of Excise to prosecute all viola
tors Of the law, and magistrates are bound to
entertain any complaints made to them in due
form.
The law was framed and passed by those who
strenuOusly opposed the Maine Law, on the
assurance that stringent license law would be
strictly observed. No attention has been paid
to the law by dealers, and its provisions have
been defed by most of the drunkaTd makers
The recent decision of the highest Court Of
the State puts a new phase on the traffic, and
we observe that Judge Mason, Of Rochester, has
promptly accepted the decision, and instructed
the Grand Jury of Monroe county accordingly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
DIED
In YoIt, May u. MARTHA HELEN DUeo. nth.

In York. May u, MARTHA HELEN DUGO. in the
l6th year OF her age.
She was lovely child, but as she grew up TO woman
hO9d the gces OF her mind and heart such
desred her 10 all who knew her. and promise II fu
ture aitanmeuts Of hher uTder Al II years VI she
her heu1 tthe Saviour and his always manifested
the spirit Of christian In her last illness she
possessed slirt Of meeknes and patti not
word known bps. bot she said
the Saviour with her and all peuce- She
lOvi and dufu daughter and kind and 0bging sister
tut the Savor t 70 cEil her and taken her
dwell with Him, To sing praises 10 Him ier ever and ever
And her paIiied spiEit quite flted foI heaven,
| In glorious triumph arose. CoH-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

YoTE on THE LEAvENwOKTH CONSTITUTION
The passage Of the English Conference bill BY
Congress destroyed much of the interest felt IN
the Consultation framed at Leavenworth, and
the vote on its adoption WAS consequently hghi
throughout Kansas. The returns, nearly all IN
stand s,ss7 for, aud $50 against it. 1t is moi
supposed now that any formal or persistent aP
pEcation for admission under it will ever b
made
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0nT TsENFFIr OF MR. DOUGLAS.
MUSIC HALL!

M q y IC Ii A LII!
No. G Superior ST., Opp. Water St.--Open
Every EVening,--Sunday Excepted.
HlHE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE
u eKpease make his Firt Class place of Arnse
lnent orihY Of The patronage the gentlecn 81 tbisr
Good Musicians engaged. snd VI the Bes. Vocal
Talent the eountry affords Will Be constantly engaged b.
the Afansger
The BAR attached 70 The Hall VIII be supplied with
TAERE Will ne AN ENTIRE cHANGE or
PROGRAMME EVERY ETENLNG
The Enteuainaeat will consist Of Instrumental Music
Naoua Airs, Yankee SOnss English 3nd scotch Bail5ds
II Sh Melodies Sea Duais Glees. MadnEas OUR
Burlosques Paro1ieS JIgS Reels Highland Pings
b eakdoWas, Spe ches, Plantation hhnstrelsy &c
SMUSlC 70 commence at 0iciuck. nvi5:dem as
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all whom it may con-

N0TICE.-To all whom it may con-
IN and especially 10 all those owning real
hold property bounding a. uting Meadow
the City Of Cleveland NOti-e hereby given that the
Ily Council Of I'D City Of Cleveland did the 2h day
O May l5s bF ordu1ncs. determne rad- ueco4duE
the established srsds fls the on Of the City
Civil Engineer and instruct under such for
he purpose Of necng thorough drainage Of sad
he Cuyhosa River and TO said stree with
Also thai the sa City Council did the 18th day
nf Nay l.53 by ordnance. determine grade according
the established grade afores1ii and puve with
all that porton Of isht House lynE
East hive rstreet and the C. c. L. Rail RJsd aad all
such aiares1ld hereby further nOe that
they AL neglect 70 ale with the City Clerk Of said city
their claim CLAIMS IN Wrtng for any duneges which
they may suppose they will sustain their lease
0d bounding abuftiuE said By reason
of such sradlng AMI IMPROVING within two weeks and
after the z5h dny Of June neKt theV Will be forever
Jared from ing such claim claims from rreesing ay
my9s:ss Isi CIV Clerk
PISHOP, ROSS 4 CO-IMPOKT-
IL and wholesale dealers in Wiaes / Liqu0Ts. -
" ater ST. Cleveland. Ohio.
l. D. BISHOP, GEO W. Ross. c. METzoER.
uuvff
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MAY IS 'ss-mysi:dlmkw2m iE5eilg
NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS

~ OLLO--- =
~ Of the 81. Clar street Plank Road Om hete-
b. Motif 4 that iustallmen u te1 per cent Of
suhscr ptions 70 said Company required u be paid the
TTeasuTerth Tcof n the on o the ComanY, IN tho Guy
of Clryeland hefuIe the 3h day Vi July Also
ther instament 0ften per cent tie 90th day Of
tembof Also, another nsa luleut II cent
the 3h day Of November ue1t Also. aaother INSTALL
OF per cent the Sit Of January. ls59 Also
another nsalm meuf Of ten cent the 30th day of
rch, lo59 also another inStllmeuf Of
the 3Hh day Of May, Is ami aso another nstalnent
ten per cent. on the 3oth day Of July, ls59
By Order Of the Lozrd. H Z AVEkILL,
May 2sth, lsSe- Sees and Treasurer.
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Amuscmcnts,
CLEVELAND THEATER.

BENEFIf OF TIE ATFACHES OF TIE THEATkk
A Fine Entertainment H.HrH
ASMODEUS,
And the Legendary Drama II
RIP VAN WfNKLE ..s
Thursday Evening, June 24th,
Will be performed tho Legsrd Of
RIP VAN WINKLE.
OR, THE CATSKiLL MOUNTAIN
Rip Van Winkle.......... . Mr Ellsler.
Young Kip thrst appearancel franz EsenspeTser
lHtS-li
To eoEciade with the Comic Drema Of
ASMODEUS
OR, THE LITTLE DEVILS SHARE
lAellfaleue MIS- EAAalcl-
Doa Raphael. -Mr, Douglas
Tos,orn,,x
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EXTRAORDINARY cHEAPNEss

in comparison with other Machines claiming popular favor
The demand for these Machines where they were aheady
known has hitherto required for is supply all that could be
manufactured eKtsusEe sstabshmeat Of hs Pro
pristors They have now the hrst introduced them
here, where II Is believed
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GrneraI Notifrs

Ofice OF the C.mmi, siOnsTs of Cuyahoga COL
Cleveland, June p, ls5s.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Teoeved AZ tins Office until The 18Th day July nc1f
f9r biildiug the mIsynry ~ bridge Egbers Mil
Beduri- SpecineatiOns q the work may be tins
ONCE anu af er Monday ne1t.
By Order Of the B0ani.
Iun23dSutl5uly Isl WILLIAM FULLER. Clerk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
CASH FOR WOOL
UTE WOULD INFORM MER-

w chants and other parties hJ are ENGAGED in buyng
WOOL, that prepared % make MORE LlBERAL
CASH ADV VANCES compared with the cost than here
sofore WOO,s delivered Il our Depot.
Gu advantages for selling all such-our grades beng
we'll ard iavor3by kn0wn-that think requi suo
ali who have w o dispOse Uf N
Is for their interest 20 market through the medium
which offer. That 10 the c1sguor several
times mission there question: and promise
undivided attention those who iavur Us vi hir PATTON
age. GOODALE { CO,
ClsTeiaEl WOOL Depot
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GEO. B. SL0AT & co.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE THREAD
AMILY SEWING MACHINES,

SINGLE AND DOUBLE THREAD
IL FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Prices IS 10 el Dollars.
We BRAAIAN. Agent
junZ3'df5 No lo2 Superior ST. Cleveland. Ohio,
EOR CHICAGO, MIL-W@lnk :
IL WAUKEE, and Intermediate ports. n kfi1t'IA
touching a MACINAC and NORTH - ~
PORT The Northern Transportation U-tEtL -
DAY EVENING jane afih
kur kreistt or Pasase a1plyto
H0PARTNERSHIP.-T THE Under
" signed have purchased Sroier his entire stock Of
Flour Gran ald ed and have tins day Termed eopar-
tail oar GFa-n aud Sc ID business under the md
style II J. HOUCK = CO. and would respectfully -
ct the patronage Of surh need aTti their line
FtouI aa.l Seed Store, No. a Ontario =.
J. ]. HOUUK
H. VAN PELT \ ]. J. HOUCK 4 CO
Cievoiand. une 9Th, ls58.
To THE PUBLIC
haze this DAY sold Of Flour Grain and
Feed located "a Ontario St, TO J Hodck Co, and
take this opportunity otnoconmeBdng them my Gus
TONERS and public worthy Of their patronage and
feel coahdeu thai they will endeaFor posa an
all who will favor them ia ther patronage would al
50 retom my thanks to my Odd custumsrS who deait
Silh ne q old sanis fJr several past would
call the stieufioi Of all Ici indebied 10 me-
either b. note Or account 10 call ard seit the With
Cleveland Jans 4lh. lsss-iaaII:d9n lss,
dissolution. - The Partnership
bIsies Of he Anger Hluse this dty dissolved SILAS
MERCHANT viii pay the liabilities and collect The out
tanding accUunis of the hrm-
jun2-lIn ls5 WILLIAM ROGERS,
SIl.AS MERfsH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Faultless execution of their work, by their
durability without requiring exPen-
sive repairs, and BY their
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

Your thief looks IN the crowd
Eiac'ly like the rest, or perhaps better.
rs only a. tho bar. or IN the duRseuu,
That wise m0p klow your fslon By his fsatJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

1t was not 30 quiet yesterday 81 might lf8ye been
expected after the character Of Che European news
up to the 9th was daily considered. The streeffhat
49, those in the cotton way-were waiting the arrival
Of the asa Whatever may be the purport o. her
adyices, should they be known this morning 5lie
effect on the market in general will be slight in fss
there will be very little business done to-day The
day is consecrated in our community TO holy bur,
poses. Pelf and mam1non, with the great staple will
be discarded. The ancient custom Of regarding the
day with reverence will not he omitted Telepraphic
dispatches may come, but they viii come on silent
market Steamboats, will arrive and stips NAV dis
charge, but who that regards the day will attend to
the receiving Of merchandise? The day il legal
holiday, egazed by State statutes and confirmed BY
custom therefore, business can legally be carried
on those who talked yesterday Of operations to-
day will find there is legality in II. # damaged
cotton is sold for sound or false packed bales weigh
ed, there will be chance for sellers to escape recla-
nation. There will be no necessity Of referring
difficulties to the Chamber Of Commerce. One party
will have the law in its favor. We, therefore, look
for general suspension Of business. The same re-
marks will apply to the LIST and sth Of January.
They Iegalized holidays. It is unnecessary for
agents to send notice to consigness that their
sgnments landing or landed There can be no
/
morning next,
It was active on the landings yesterday. Steam
boats are numerous. Every little bayou and stream
appears to have representative at the Ieyee. The
talk Is, among the thousands Of visitors here now
that New Orleans Is great place. We, of course,
coincide with them. We rejoice at its prospects
We have battled long and ardentIy for its prosperity
We never altered in our devotion to its dearest and
best interests It affords the highest qualification
that the return of this day, we can wish so many
thousands of increase to our population a merry
| Christmas! y We are admonished that our talk
must be brief-our columns are full Of the avors Of
the public, and we must overlook what vas going
forward on Carondelet street yesterday, promising
that every one was in good humor. There Is no oc-
cason for other feelings at this moment, CONNER
eially, financially and socially Politically, there ID
not much to be said in favor Of matters and we can
only repeat our wishes to our friends readers and the
public, a merry Christmas ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
10 the aeB Orleans crescent.
FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC



LIVERPOOL, Dec, 9-The British steamer Crilon,
and the American ship Wabash from Calcutta bound
to Hamburg, came in collision in the English channel.
The collision caused but little injury to the steamer,
but the Wabash was seriously damaged, and was
towed to Plymouth for repairs.
Commercial Intelligence.
NEw YORK, Dec. PA second Dispatch dated
Liverpool, December 0, states that some authorities
report the cotton market closed firm, and that the
sales for two days 600 bales without stating
what two days are referred to.
The same authority reports that the Breadstuffs
market closed very dull.
Another dispatch, dated London, Thursday noon,
reports consols for money closed on Wednesday eve
ming at 9SB and for account 979 to 97L. This Yara
ton is attributed to the reduction of per cent in
bank rates.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-The Liverpool brokers cireu-
lar reports the -four market unchanged and prices
nominal. Wheat nominal, prices unchanged. Mixed
Corn is quoted on the authority at 26 to 2Ts.
Yellow Corn 81 to 28s.; White Corn, 30 to Bis Sd.
James McHenry Co.'s circular reports the pro.
vision market closed dull. Beef closed dull; Pork
dull ordinary Western Pork they quote at 65s
The same authority reports Lard quiet ct 54s. "a
54s. 3D., and holders demand an advance. Butchers
TaIlow is quoted at 52s. Common Rosin, As. I'd. tc
As. 3D. Sugar closed quiet. Coffee steady Spirits
Of Turpenttne is quoted at 4Os. Pot Ashes 29s
Pearl Ashes 32s.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-Baring Brothers Co., London
report that the London Breadstus market generally
closed steady at previous quotations. Sugar closed
steady. Coffee closed firm, In Teas there vas an
average business done, without any quotable change
in prices. Iron: Scotch pig on the Clyde is quoted
at 54s. Sd.
There was but a limited business in American Sc
curities Illinois Central Railroad is quoted at 20 dis
count
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

THE AMpH1THEATER- Grand Gala Day Ercite-
ment.-At noon to-day, Spalding 4 Rogers Circus
Company will help on the Christmas excitement, by
an extra jubilee performance, comprising all their
best things. There will be some powerful new at.
fractions The famous acrobats the Conrad Brothers,
are to make their first appearance also the new
clown, Hiram Day The afterpiece is to be that up.
r0arious thing "Jack, the GiantKier." The treat
will be magnificent to all the ladies and children who
can crowd into the building.
at Nght-All the above attractions are to be
brought out at night, with variations suited to the
occasion. More than this, we need not say.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-we re.
fer to the report of the Treasurer of the Relief Com
mittee of the Young Mems Christian Association. It
speaks concusyey of the extent of the nobly philan
thropic doings of this Association during the deyas-
tating epidemic of the present year. and the stats
tics abundantIy dsproFe the groundIess charge Of
sectarian partially which somehow malciously per
haps, gained brief currency, to the dsrepute Of the
Association among the ignorant, for none others for
moment gave it credit and those who had it in their
power seorned to refute 50 preposerous mpntation
rightly thinking that it ehectualy contradicted
by the well.known standing and character of the
members and officers. A full report, with supple
mentary matter of interest, is soon to be issued in
pamphlet form, and will be eagerly received by the
public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

MARINE INTELLrGENoE.-Capt Wamack, of the
ship Westminster from Bordeaux, rcports-on 14th
inst 10 miles east of Port Plata, St. Domingo passed
within miles of brig ashore; had apparently been
but short time her sails were up as if endeavor
ing to work out of the surf which breaking over
her; could not make ont her name.
On 18th inst. shipashore on Bay julius, Cuba,
with lower masts only standing.
Same day, s miles east of Bay Julius, saw the wreck
offs large vessel (apparently ship masts all gone,
bowsprt complete.
Four miles east of same point saw bark with
mainmast ana bowsprit gone, foremost and foretop.
mast standing. Neither the ship or bark appeared to
to have been long on the reefs but we're in a danger
GUS position.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

The Cry GUARDS, the handsome new military
Company Of the Third District, celebrated their first
anniversary on Thursday in an appropriate aud
happy manner. During the day they had a process
sion and target shooting and dinner at Carrollton-
This part Of the celebration passed OF to the high sat
isfaetion Of all; but the triumph Of the Company
was the ball which they gave at Odd Fellows Hall
at night Though we were too busy to take our
usual hand in exctements Of that kind we able
to take momentary peep at the ball. It was ele-
ganty gotten up, and the attendance brilliant.
Whole beyies Of our lovely creole girls were there,
floating along in the sweet gush Of the music, and
eddying around with their galants in the bewtching
mazes of the dance in all the delicious seeming Of
poets dream Of paradise. THAT egg-nog that Bid
well sent, just we begun this, helps on beauti-
fuly.l The City Guards are manly, gay and gall
LIANT young Company, rejecting credit on their Dis
trict, the Ancient Third.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

The WEEKLY MIRRoR.-This admirably conservs-
tive champion of the cause of Southern literature is
issued to day, and from the leading features Of its
contents we are assured that this number will be
passed in interest by Of its excellent predeees
The Mirror is fixed institution of the city aud
to its credit and the person who does not read it
will be behind the literary times of tine day and the
community. We ask attention to the advertisement
elsewhere,